Carl Costanza, Marc Junchaya, Sidra Habal, Natalia Piekarus, Brittany Morales, Carly Egyed.
We asked graduating seniors to tell us about classmates doing extraordinary acts of kindness. Hannah Anolik: Natalia Piekarus. She has led the school’s Girls Learn International Club, had an amazing performance as Helen Keller in this year’s fall play of The Miracle Worker, is passionate about everything she is involved in and has helped me truly find the value in the education and days I had at CHS. Megan Davey: Julianna ‘Jules’ Finocchiaro has been a huge participant in the arts of CHS. An amazing artist, she has had her work displayed in the Clifton Art Show. Jules has also been involved in musicals and plays, is a orchestra member and takes multiple AP and honors classes. She is an energetic and fun classmate to have.
Hannah Anolik (at right) who does a lot of work with the special education students at CHS. That means so much to them and their teachers. I wish I was able to help out as much as she does. - Brittany Wdowiak Marc Junchaya: Carl Costanza is my unsung hero because he is smart, polite and kind to everyone. Natalie Gil: Mercedez Zea, who is a great singer and has done a large amount of volunteer work. She keeps her grades up and has a deep passion for the Madrigals. Furid Sawaqed: Mohammad Allen, because he was the first person to come up and talk to me when I was a new student last year. Brittany Guzman: Sidra Habal is the most kind-hearted, most intelligent, just all around amazing person. I’m glad I got a chance to know her in high school.
Brian Kommer: “Members of the Key Club because they do so much for the community.” Above, members delivered a truck load of supplies and a $2,500 check to the Clifton Animal Shelter. For a photo of the Key Club seniors, turn to page 74.
10 June 2016 • Clifton Merchant