2020 Underclass Awards Ceremony

Academic Awards Ceremony June 3, 2020

Theology Department Mr. Christopher Canniff

Theology I

Shannon Bresnahan Andrew Cahill Madelyn Leary

Theology II

Jessica Furtado Ethan Henshaw Emily Taylor

Theology III

Stefano Fabiano Hanna Johnson Deirdre McKenna

Social Studies Department Mr. David Dugan World History Grade 9

Michael DiFelice Madelyn Leary

World History Grade 10

Alyson Low Caroline Teal

AP European History

Ethan Henshaw

US History II

Chrysovalantou Papadopoulos Daniel Richard

AP US History

Veronica TachĂŠ

Fine Arts Department Mr. Eric Burke Introduction to Art

Chloe Swartz Lindsay Teeven

Drawing & Painting

Regina Maes Theodora Tsimounis

Studio Art

Sabrina Botthoff

Advanced Art

Serena McCarthy Charles O’Hare

Sculpture

Stefano Fabiano Linxin (Alice) Zhang

Photography

Liza Santerre

Concert Choir

Meghan Cabral Danielle Gubitose

Concert Band

Madison Reilly Leo Schroeder

Congressional High School Art Competition Montserrat College of Art Second Prize

Serena McCarthy

2020 Boston Globe Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Silver Key, and Honorable Mention in Drawing & Illustration

Serena McCarthy

Foreign Language Department Mrs. Diane Eromin French I

Anya Moric Isabel Wade

French II

Catherine Carter Theodora Tsimounis

French III

Lily Brown Meghan Cabral

French IV

Ryan Stolarz

Spanish I

Celine Huynh Madelyn Leary

Spanish II

Tia Barker Jack Duda Claudia Keith

Spanish III

Chrysovalantou Papadaopoulos Daniel Richard

English Department Mrs. Julie Hart English I

Abigale Bruner Madelyn Leary Anya Moric

English II

Catherine Cutler Eamon Cullen

English III

Matthew Juneau Marissa Terra

AP Language & Composition

Meghan Cabral

Science Department Mrs. Julia Velonis Biology I

Celine Huynh Madelyn Leary Olivia Marcinkowski

Introduction to Physical & Chemical Principles

Anthony Novack

Chemistry

Caitlin Estella Gwyneth Littlehale

Physics

Meghan Cabral Hannah Mastrostefano

Anatomy & Physiology

Serena McCarthy Alexander Gonzalez

Environmental Science

Jonathan Jalbert

Forensic Science

Hanna Johnson

AP Biology

Tess Nally

AP Chemistry

Owen Rothrock

Health & Wellness Department Mr. Bruce Rich Health & Wellness I

Shannon Bresnahan William Gibbs

Health & Wellness II

Caitlin Estella Steven Woods

Mathematics Department Ms. Christine Nagle Algebra I

Aidan George Celine Huynh Olivia Marcinkowski

Geometry

Jessica Furtado Madelyn Leary Caroline Teal

Algebra II

Cathryn Cirone Catalina Elias Caitlin Estella

Pre Calculus

Meghan Cabral Caeleyann Thomson

Financial Literacy & Business

Alexander Amaral Sean Campbell

Math Team High Scorers

Tyler DeClercq Ethan Henshaw

Society of Women Engineers Award Highest Honors High Honors Honors

Meghan Cabral Samantha Cahill Emma Rotundo

Le Moyne College Heights Award

Grace Wagner

th Saint Anselm College Book Award

Caitlin Desmond

Bishop Fenwick Community Service Award

Foster Martinuk Serena McCarthy

This certificate of recognition is awarded to the student who is “Reaching for the Heights” in both their classwork and service to the school and broader communities.

Recognizes a junior student who combines academic excellence with a value-oriented lifestyle rooted in the gospel ofJesus Christ. This individual strives to articulate a comprehensive view of the world and demonstrates a marked strength in the study of the humanities.

Each year this award is given to a student, who not only serves the Bishop Fenwick community by always being the first person to lend a helping hand with a school project, but also serves the community at large that so desperately needs our help and resources. It is part of our Mission here at Fenwick to live lives rooted in the Gospel message of Jesus Christ which calls us to serve the people of God with love and compassion. These students exemplify these qualities in everything they do.

Boston College Book Award

Emma Rotondo

The Boston College Book Award is presented to a student who reflects Boston College’s tenet of academic excellence, leadership, service and high moral character.

Yale Book Award

Is presented to a junior for outstanding personal character and intellectual promise.

St. Michael’s College Book Award

Recognizes one male and one female student who demonstrate a commitment to volunteerism and leadership in their community service endeavors. This award represents just one way in which St. Michael’s fulfills its mission to better the human condition by honoring those who demonstrate the true spirit of volunteerism.

Samantha Cahill

Michael Haile Paige Littlehale

University of Rochester Frederick Douglass & Susan B. Anthony Award

Lily Brown

George Washington University Book Award

Annie Murphy

University of Rochester George Young Leaders Award

Foster Martinuk

Assumption College

Hannah Mastrostefano

Suffolk University

Chrysovalantou Papadaopoulos

Rensselaer Medal Award Certificate

Tyler DeClercq

Honors the junior student who has integrated the wisdom found in the study of the humanities and social sciences with leadership skills and a genuine desire to serve both the local and global communities.

This award recognizes the junior who embodies the George Washington drive and spirit, specifically with their academic excellence, leadership, diversity of thought and ability to put knowledge into action.

This award is being presented to a junior who has demonstrated academic achievement and is a proven leader in the classroom and in the school community. This award recognizes future leaders who may have a similar impact on our world today.

This award recognizes the student who displays academic achievement in the liberal arts.

This individual has integrated the gospel message into all aspects of their life and is a leader in both the school and broader communities.

Is awarded to a student who exemplifies a commitment to their education and school community.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute recognizes students who demonstrate potential for success in challenging academic settings. This award honors the junior student who has shown this success in higher level academics and excels in advanced math and science courses.

University of Rochester Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award

Isabella Scolaro

McNiff Science Book Award

Ryan Stolarz

Bryn Mawr College President’s Book Award

Serena McCarthy

Smith College Book Award

Lily Brown

Wellesley College Book Award

Gianna Gioia

The Notre Dame Book Award

Isabella Scolaro

This award honors the junior student who consistently demonstrates outstanding performance in their science coursework.

This award is given to honor the junior student whose passion for the investigation of the natural world through the study of science has led to outstanding academic achievement in this area.

This award recognizes a student who demonstrates an intense intellectual commitment, a self-directed and purposeful vision of her life and a desire to make a meaningful contribution to the world.

Honors a student who exemplifies academic achievement, leadership, and concern for others.

She is a young woman who seeks to take her place as an informed, thoughtful citizen of a global community.

Recognizes the exceptional academic achievement and leadership of a young woman who demonstrates the potential to become an informed leader in the global community.

This award recognizes the achievements of a student who best exemplifies those characteristics of a Notre Dame student outstanding academic record, demonstrated leadership, exceptional character, and significant personal contributions to the school, the community, and to those less fortunate.

Dartmouth College Book Award

Veronica Taché

Brown University Book Award

Alexa Betttencourt

Is presented to the junior who is an exceptional student and participates in a variety of extra-curricular activities. This individual possesses exceptional moral character and demonstrates great promise for future success.

Brown University honors the junior who best combines academic excellence with clarity in written and spoken expression. Those who use words effectively will be the leaders in their generation. In them we invest our hope; to them we accord our respect. With this award, we salute their potential.

Harvard Club of Boston James R. Brady Book Award

Meghan Cabral

Ralph W. LeDuc Trustee Award

Matthew Juneau

This award is in memory of James R. Brady, Jr., who was a 1967 Bishop Fenwick graduate. Mr. Brady was a dedicated man who lived a full life and committed himself to the improvement of Bishop Fenwick High School.

He was the epitome of a self-made man. This Harvard Book Award was established to serve as a fitting memorial to Jim Brady’s legacy of service and selfless spirit. The student receiving this award exemplifies excellence in scholarship and high moral character combined with achievement in other fields.

Ralph LeDuc started at Bishop Fenwick in 1962 and retired in 2004 after 42 years of service.

During his tenure, Mr. LeDuc was a teacher, coach, athletic director, principal for 21 years, and major gifts officer. He was the prime mover in the expansion and renovation of our athletic fields, computer technology, art facilities, and science labs. His passion and commitment to the quality and growth of Bishop Fenwick High School and his love for th Fenwick Family is limitless. The Ralph W. LeDuc Trustee Award is presented to a junior who has significantly contributed to the betterment of Bishop Fenwick High School through action, attitude and accomplishments. The key element for this award is that “the recipient’s efforts have helped make Fenwick a better place”.