Telstar Regional High School The class of 2012 at Telstar Regional High School includes Gabriel Aguilar, Annalyn Bachmann, Emily Bellinger, Catelynn Bennett, Joey Blanchard, Kathleen Blaszczak, Cody Boivin, Matthew Bolen, Trenton Bonney, Kallie Brown, Tyler Brown, Kendra Carter, Ashley Conkright, William Curtis, Amie Davis, Anthony
Rangeley Lakes Regional High School The class of 2012 at Rangeley Lakes Regional High School includes Ellen Brooks, Sandra Campbell, Chantal Carrier, Emily Carrier, Hudson Deraps, Chelsea Dresser, Danielle Dutile, Kyle Haley, Steven Heath, Travis Irish, Daren Jannace, Alexandria Letarte, and Alexander Morton.
Dirago, Britany Douglass, Cecilie Ellefsen, Naomi Ellsworth, Natasha Farnum, Joshua Farrington, Kenneth Haas, Henry Harren, Joshua Head, Jessica Henley, Corey Howard, Timothy Jewell, Matthew Keane, Casey Kellner, Taylor Kelly, Kailey Kennagh, Megan LaCroix, Mariah Letourneau, Benja min Lewis, Adam Literak, Destiny Long, James Lowell, Taylor Maddocks, Adam Mahar, Jennifer Martin, Mary Mason, Carson McKay, Lyndsay Merrill, Kaylin Milligan, Randy Morin, Noah Morton, Susan Newkirk, Rickie Osgood, Cody Parsons, Zachary
Parsons, Kyle Peterson, Ethan Phelps, James Piccirillo, Jason Powers, Kalene Robertson, Regan Souve, Marisa Standley, Maxwell Stewart, Casey Thornton, Jonah Thurlow, Devin Vail, Hunter Verrill, Jacob Wakefield, Karen White, Daniel Whitney, and Drew Wilson.
Matthew Keane
Emily Carrier
Nicole Burgess, Christopher Clancy, Robin Cook Jr., Tyler Cunningham, Connor Doyle, Timothy Dunn, Tyler Foster, William Frost, Christian Gilman, Mitchell Guerette, Levi Hooper, Chase Hopkins, Devon Kaufman, Daisy Leighton, Rebekah Lewis, Cameron MacMillan, Brandon McClure, Daniel Miles, Darian Nadeau, Alexander Phinney, Tyler Reeve, Corena Richards, Logan Rivera, Victoria Romar, Alyssa Rovella,
Gifts for the college bound You come home f rom work, open t he mailbox and t here you see it-another high school g raduat ion a n nou ncement. You open it, find out it is from one of your coworker's children and add it to the pile. Sooner or later, you're going to have to go shopping for cards and gifts for all of those grads. It's been a while since you graduated from high school so you could use a few pointers on what to buy. If
14 Class of 2012
Britany Douglass
Karen White
Naomi Ellsworth
Daniel Whitney
Hunter Verrill
Annalyn Bachmann
Kallie Brown
Lyndsay Merrill
Alison Sekerak
Amy Belanger
Christopher Bowers
Connor Doyle
Timothy Dunn
Darian Nadeau
Tyler Reeve
Meagan Scully
Lauren Selwood
Matthew Smith
Graduation ceremony: Friday, June 8 at 7 p.m. at the school
The class of 2012 at Winthrop High School includes Caleb Ambrutis, Alex Avery, Kimberly Beisaw, Amy Belanger, Alexander Bittues, Christopher Bowers, Kelsey Brooke,
Danielle Dutile
Feature Writer
Emily Bellinger
Winthrop Top Students High School
Graduation ceremony: Saturday, June 9 at 3 p.m. at the school
By Tresa Erickson
Adam Mahar
any of the grads on your list are headed off to college in the fall, you will find a plethora of gifts for them. Not ever yone is comfortable with giving money. If you fall into this category, don't despair. There are plenty of gifts you can give. Some of these include: • Basket of laundry supplies. Unless they plan on coming home ever y weekend, most students will have to do their laundr y at college. Give the tools they need to do so with a
Meagan Scully, Alison Sekerak, Lauren Selwood, Matthew Smith, Kameron Souza, Taylor
get through the first few days of college life. Give students all of the information they need with a college survival guide.
• Gift certificates to local gas stat ions a nd restau ra nts. St udent s goi ng to col lege with a car will need money for gas, and even if they don’t have a ca r, t hey w i l l need • City guides. Students attendto eat out from time to time ing college far away may be when the cafeteria is closed. unfamiliar with the area and Gift certificates to local gas benefit from a city guide. They stations and restaurants will will find attractions, activities, come in handy when students maps and more about the area are low on money but need to in the guide, making it easier drive or eat. for them to get around. • Desk supplies. Students usu• College survival guides. Most ally have a lot of projects to students could use some tips to do at college and ver y little basket full of washing detergent, bleach, fabric softener, stain remover and an iron. Toss in rolls of quarters and the basket will be complete.
Tarbox, Teri Tricarico, and Paige Wood. Honorary diploma: Adele Marie Joseph Aubry.
Graduation ceremony: Sunday, June 10 at 2 p.m. at the school
money to spend on the supfrom bat h towels to dishes plies needed for those projects. to get through the year. Help A stack of computer paper, ink students f urnish t heir new cartridges, pencils, pads, pens abode with household goods. and more from you will come • Paraphernalia from the stuin handy. dents' college. Most students • Newspaper a nd maga zine enjoy gifts that reflect the colsubscriptions. Students need lege they are attending. You to stay informed on what’s gocan find any number of items ing on in the world around that fit into this category, inthem. Make sure they do so cluding backpacks, cups, hats, with a newspaper or magazine pennants, sweatshirts and Tsubscription. Don’t forget to shirts that you may purchase set up the subscription to start at a local business or from the in the fall and arrive at the stucollege bookstore. dents’ school address. • Technological gadgets. Stu• Household goods. W hether dents can benefit from a numpla n n i ng to l ive on or of f ber of technological gadgets campus, students will need ranging from software to palm a variety of household goods pilots to calculators.
Advertising Supplement to the Sun Journal, Lewiston, Maine, Friday, May 18, 2012