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Suburban News & Hamlin-Clarkson Herald - June 24, 2018

Select among clever graduation gifts Graduation celebrations typically involve commencement ceremonies, family dinners and/or parties and plenty of gifts for newly minted grads.

According to the U.S. National Center for Education Statistics, roughly 3.5 million students are expected to be awarded high school diplomas at the end of the 2016-17 school year. That makes graduation season a season for shopping as well.

Graduation gifts can be as varied as the personalities of the graduates themselves. Here are some less typical gift ideas for shoppers who want to give the new grads in their lives something unique.

• Time capsule: Let the graduate pull together a series of items that exemplify some of the best days of their lives.

These items can then be tucked away in the capsule and opened years from now.

• Monogrammed items: College students may arrive on campus with items that look very similar to their new classmates’ belongings. Set your favorite grad’s items apart with monogrammed pieces that are unique and easy to recognize.

• Individual coffee machine: If it’s allowed in the dorm, a single-serve coffee machine can help students make it through finals week. A coffee machine also will help students save money on takeout coffee.

• Macro phone camera lens: Graduates can capture all of their memories from parties, vacations and more with a macro lens to fit their phones.

• Survival kit: If the graduate is going to college or leaving college, customize a basket full of items he or she may need to make their transitions that much easier. Food can always serve as the centerpiece of such baskets, but don’t hesitate to include decorative items to outfit that first apartment or dorm room.

• Commemorative coins: Purchase coins for the year the graduate was born or the year he or she is graduating. These coins can be saved or later turned into useable currency.

• Tailgating kit: Set up your graduate with a portable grill and the grilling accoutrements needed to throw a great tailgating party with friends.

• Restaurant gift cards: Grads need to eat but are often short on money. Research local eateries around the college campus and stock up on gift cards.

• Family vacation: For college graduates, a voucher for a fun, old-fashioned vacation can bring the family together one last time before jobs and mismatched schedules get in the way.

Graduations offer a chance to celebrate students who are moving on to the next chapter in their lives. Fun and thoughtful gifts can make the transition that much easier.

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Margaret A. McGrath Charitable Foundation awards scholarships to 18 local students The Margaret A. McGrath Charitable Foundation announced the awarding of 18 scholarships totaling $64,000 to local students for the 2018-2019 academic school year.

The foundation offers two types of scholarships to residents of the Towns of Sweden and Hamlin. The Philip and Margaret Dollard Business Scholarship is awarded to

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those majoring in business and the Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship is awarded to those majoring in elementary education.

This year’s recipients of the Philip and Margaret Dollard Business Scholarship include: •Isabella Ekeze (Sweden) - SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology •Jacob Lewis (Sweden) - University of Buffalo •Zachary Sodoma (Sweden) - SUNY Brockport •Christopher Sodoma (Sweden) - St. John Fisher College •Jacob Vinch (Hamlin) - St. John Fisher College •Joseph McNulty (Hamlin) - Roberts Wesleyan College •Sarah Heyden (Hamlin) - SUNY Brockport •Anthony Polizzi (Hamlin) - Case Western Reserve University •Quinlan Ignaszak (Sweden) - Bethel College •Cody Travis (Hamlin) - St. Bonaventure University •Taylor Requa (Hamlin) - Duquesne University •Zachary LaMere (Hamlin) - Monroe Community College The recipients of the Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship include: •Julia Pacitto (Sweden) - SUNY Oswego •Jessica Pauly (Hamlin) - SUNY Cortland •Alexandra Bradshaw (Hamlin) - Niagara University •Taylor Kingsbury (Hamlin) - St. John Fisher College •Peyton Young (Hamlin) - SUNY Brockport •Solera Sherry (Hamlin) - Buffalo State College.

Margaret A. McGrath established the foundation in 2004 under her will to provide scholarships to residents of the Towns of Sweden and Hamlin who have chosen to pursue a degree in either business or elementary education. The foundation has awarded $680,000 in scholarships since its formation.

Qualifying 2019 graduating high school seniors and current college students should submit applications for the 2019-2020 academic year by March 1, 2019.

For more information, contact Richard J. Dollard, Executive Director and Trustee at 637-7170 or visit www. frontiernet.net/~mcgrathfound.

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More women entering STEM fields The number of women entering the professional fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is slowly growing around the world, but there is still a sizable gender gap in these professions. According to the College Board, which produces many standardized tests, only 27 percent of all students taking the AP Computer Science exam in the United Science are women. Similarly, just 18 percent of American computer-science degrees are attained by females. However, this is not the case elsewhere in the world. A paper by Gijsbert Stoet and David Geary published in Psychological Science noted that women who live in countries with traditionally higher gender inequality tend to choose STEM professions more readily.

Algeria, for example, has one of the highest ratios of women in STEM professions, at 41 percent. Stoet and Geary surmise that women in these countries may be choosing careers with the strongest path to financial independence.

According to a U.S. Department of Education report, students studying science or math in college have a higher employment rate and salary than other majors after graduation. STEM majors typically earn an average of $15,500 more annually than non-STEM majors. Engineering and engineering technology tends to pay the most. Women eager to secure competitive, stable and well-paying jobs should carefully consider the opportunities available to them in STEM fields.

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Expert advice for college-bound graduates Only 60 percent of college freshmen will graduate within six years according to the latest report from the National Center for Educational Statistics. That’s pretty scary stuff for college-bound students and their tuition-paying parents – especially if loans are part of the financial formula.

Even for those students who make it to graduation, there may be some question as to whether they made the most of their time on campus.

As this Northern Michigan University senior reflects, “There I was, about to graduate with some random degree and feeling like I’d wasted my parents’ money.”

And from a University of Florida senior: “The problem with college is that you figure it out about the time you’re ready to graduate.”

Helping college students “figure it out” sooner rather than later is what the latest edition of the awarding-winning “Been There, Should’ve Done That – 995+ Tips for Making the Most of College,” (Front Porch Press) continues to do. The 4th edition again draws from interviews with seasoned collegians across the U.S. According to author, Suzette Tyler, a former academic adviser at Michigan State University, “their ‘expert’ advice is refreshingly insightful and often more encompassing than might be found in an adviser’s office.”

“I could talk until I was blue in the face about things like time-management and self-discipline,” Tyler explains, “but when a fellow student says, ‘I got great grades and I never missed a party and here’s how to do it,’ it has far more impact.

Here are some tips from ‘the experts’: • “The first few weeks are great. You’re meeting people, partying ... no tests, no papers. Then ...WHAM! Everything’s due in the same week! If you weren’t hitting the books right along, you’ll spend the rest of the term digging yourself out!” - Senior, University of California, Santa Cruz • “Gather all the syllabi during the first week of classes and write down the due date for every single paper, project, test or whatever. You’ll see instantly which weeks are potential killers.” - Junior, Wake Forest

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I didn’t even know what the possibilities were until he laid out a ‘roadmap’ and showed me a few shortcuts to get there.

When my confidence was shaky, he reminded me that I could do it.” - Graduate, University of Michigan.

• “Pick the professor, not the time of day.”

- Junior, Duke University • “Get a job in the office of your major.

You’ll get to know everyone from the secretaries to the dean, all of whom can be very helpful. If any great opportunities come along, you’ll be the first to know.” - Senior, Indiana University • “There’s no reason to fail! There are people here to help and it’s free. Actually, you’ve paid for it so you might as well use it.” - Senior, Michigan State University “The students who make the most of their college experience aren’t necessarily the smartest ones. It’s often the average kids who know how to utilize the system, connect with the professors, take advantage of extracurricular activities, and manage their time well who reap the rewards,” Tyler says. “Been There, Should’ve Done That” can help students get all they can out of the next four years.

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Suburban News & Hamlin-Clarkson Herald - June 24, 2018

Spencerport High School Candidates for Graduation Class of 2018 Saifeddeen Abualhour, Jonathan Agness, Dominic Agostinelli, Jackson Akers, Paige Akers, Bobbilin Alletto, Victoria Amati, Kylee Antonio, Analisa Ariola

Jacob Auchman, Zachary Badders, James Bailey, Liam Bailey, Reece Baker, Brandon Bankes, Jacob Barklund, Cameron Barnard, Hunter Bates, John Battista Jr. (January 2018)

Ryan Bauer, Paul Beck, Keith Bedford Jr., Nolan Benson, Donovan Berbeneciuc, Xavier Berrios, Adam Berry, Scott Berry, Salvatore Bianchi, Nicholas Billitier

Ryan Birkbeck, Caleb Blank, Rachel Blank, Heidi Borrero Nieves, Nicholas Bowman, Jamie Briggs, Rachel Brown, Nicholas Buonemani, Justine Burda, Katelyn Buscetto

Kayla Campbell, Anthony Capuano, Vincent Cardinale, Christopher Carroll, Joseph Carroll, Cyan Carter, Sonya Cary, Ariana Chung, Elliot Chung David Cira, LaReina Circhirillo, Antonio Cirigliano, Evan Clarke, Andrew Cole, Lila Collazo, Wyatt Collins, Alexander Cona, Cassondra Conrad, Mitchell Cottom

Ryan Cottom, Emma Cottrell, Danielle Crowley, Hannah Cubiotti, Joseph Curcio, Hannah Cuzzupoli, Anna D’Angelo, Tyler Daniels, Daionie Davis, Kristina Decosse

Geoffrey DeCoste, Zackery deLaroche, Luke Dempster, Jacquelyn DiClemente, Brandon DiGiacco, Sarah DiNicola, Taylor DiPilato, Luke Dobles, Tyler Doles, Rebecca Dorgan

Carter Doty, Julia Dubman, James Dunn, Katherine Dunn, Sawyer Dustin, Alexis Dzus, Andrew Edwards, Luke Eichas, Luca Fahmer, Joshua Falbo

Justin Fargnoli, Dominic Ferranti, Jillian Filipek, Pavel Galenza, Lindsay Gallagher, Zavien Galloway, Joseph Gary, Zayneb Ghazle, Tori Giannavola

Jaden Gillette, Taylor Gionta, Victoria Glavas, Jackson Glozer, Sarah Gnage, Jenna Gooding, Taylor Goodman, Luke Grabb, Jillian Graff, Zoee Grant Heather Graupman, Matthew Green, Isabelle Haddad, Victoria Haines, Ian Hanley, Danielle Harby, Jack Helmicki, Ryan Hendrick, Shellece Henry, Vanessa Heyward

Madison Hoadley, Kyle Hodge, Carlie Holler, Michelina Houlihan, Joshua Hubbard, Sarah Hughes, Hailey Humphrey-Furniss, Mickayla Hurst-Torres, Emily Irwin, Jake Jamieson

Michael Jansen, John Jenkins IV, Amy Joerger, Nicholas Johnson, Alton Jones Jr., Carley Jordan, Nanako Kakishima (Foreign Exchange Student Japan), Andrew Keenan, Lani Kegler, Sierra Kegler

Alyssa Kelly, Jonathan King, Paige King, Chase Kingdollar, Trinity Knickerbocker, Jessica Koehler, Jeremy Koneski, Akeel Larkin, Ana Lawrence, Arianna Leathers

Jack Lehtonen, Daniella Leone, Nicole Leone, Alexis LoBrutto, Aleci Lopez, Olivia LoPresti, Joshua Lotta, Danielle Mahoney, Jonathan Mammarello, Brianna Mancuso

Johnathan Manelyuk, Jeremy Marasco, Trent Marasco, Molly Markham, Aleah Martone, Brianna Mason, Joseph Mauer, Malcolm McCollough, Korinne McLaughlin

Frank Meiler (August 2018), Luke Meiler, Franco Melito, William Merle, Jennifer Michaels, Maxwell Miller, Alyson Mitchell, Keyana Mitchell, Tyler Mitchell, Jordan Monsees, Alexander Moran

Quartéz Quan’zae Morrison, Joseph Moschettieri, Noah Mundt, Eric Muniz, Frdos Muthanna, Nathan Mytych, Alicia Nanna, Zachary Nau, Andrew Nelson, Nicholas Nicolaides

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Spencerport High School Candidates for Graduation Class of 2018 Jillian Palmer, Gabriel Panzera, Alexandria Parks, Brett Patmore, Hanna Paulson, Nicole Pecora, Austin Pennington, Jessica Perrone, Veingmany Phengsomphane, Janisa Phromsiri

Matthew Piccirillo, Joshua Pierre, Peyton Powarzynski, Courtney Powers, Anthony Presciutti, Gianna Priestley, Keshawn Primous-Sherman, Danielle Privitera, Ellie Proctor, Casey Prystajko

Joshua Rabidoux , Bret Ramsey, Danielle Redfield, Joshua Reding, Lillian Reeder, Alyssa Reidosh, Declan Revenew, Alysha-Marie Rich (January 2018), Raymond Richards, Isabelle Ritz

Jon Rivera, Brianna Rizzi , Samantha Romagnolo, Andrew Romano, Jade Ross, Quentin Rotoli, Austin Russell, Kayla Saladyga, Diana Sanchez, Rocco Santillo

Quatear Schenck, Bailee Schirano, Nathan Schmitt , Patrick Schobel (Foreign Exchange Student Germany), Mark Schnauber, Paige Scholand, Joshua Scholze, Trevor Schumann, Nicolina Scibona, Canan Selcuk

Malasia Sero, Jacob Shafer, Veronica Sheehan, Kathryn Short, Tyler Short, Ava Shortino, Taylor Simoncelli, Daina Smith, Xavier Smith, Hannah Snarr

Alexes Snow, Aashika Soorakulanthakan, Emma Soule, Aiva’Lynn Spaziano, Abby Spielman, Michael Stade, Zachary Stefanovic, Donovan Stott, Saige Stuber

Nicholas Sweetland, Gabriella Tandoi, Katie Territo, Tommy Thomas, Laura Toates, Cody Toland, Kylie Tozer, Izaak Turner, Izrael Turner, Owen Van Wie

Austin VanEpps, Autumn Van Slyke, Justis Vargas-Stephens, Elizabeth Veltz, Domenico Venditti, Cole Viavattene, Rianna Viavattene, Joelle Vitale, Charles Brian Vorndran Jr., Grace Walsh

Shannon Weekes, Evan Wellington, Amber White, Natalie Wiebeld, Jayden Williams, Megan Willison, Jacob Wood, Nicholas Wynings, Emily Yahn, Alexander Young (August 2018), Daniel Young Jr., Kareem Zarpentine, Marissa Zarpentine, Stephanie Ziegler, Jack Zyra.

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Spencerport Class of 2018 LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS ARTHuR AnD KATHeRIne MCMILLAn-KInCAID SCHoLARSHIp – Awarded to a graduating senior who has attended Spencerport Schools throughout his or her entire academic career.

Abby Spielman

KIWAnIS CLub oF SpenCeRpoRT – (Bruce Clements Memorial Kiwanis Scholarship) This award is based on scholarship, financial need and service to others (community, church, school). zayneb Ghazle

CHRIS MCCAbe MeMoRIAL SCHoLARSHIp – Chris McCabe was an enthusiastic and dedicated educator who spent her entire 32-year teaching career at the elementary level in the Spencerport School District. She influenced the lives of over a thousand students. She understood that children learn differently and she encouraged each one of them to be successful. This scholarship is intended to go to a student who desires to major in Elementary Education and specialize in Early Childhood Education. Special consideration will be given to students with a strong work ethic and drive. This scholarship is for $5,000.

Julia orlando

MAKe ALL THe DIFFeRenCe SCHoLARSHIp – This student has completed his/her high school studies in a non-traditional program or will be pursuing a career serving individuals with disabilities.

Carley Jordan Tyler Mitchell Jillian palmer

DR. RICHARD L. bouGHTeR SCHoLARSHIp – In memory of Dr. Boughter, who served the Spencerport School District as the school physician for 41 years. Awarded to a senior boy or girl who plans to continue his/her education in the medical field.

Alexis Dzus DonALD F. AnD MAxIne b. DAvISon FounDATIon – Accredited to liberal arts, strong will and desire to work hard to achieve his/her goals.

Cassondra Conrad Lindsay Gallagher eDWARD pRzybyCIen SCHoLARSHIp – In memory of Edward Przybycien who was a graduate of Spencerport Schools and served as both a teacher and administrator for Spencerport for 37 years.

Awarded to a senior boy or girl who plans to continue his/her education in the teaching field.

Franco Melito HeLen C. MooRe SCHoLARSHIp – The Spencerport Area Chamber of Commerce awards a $1,000 scholarship to a graduating senior who plans to continue his or her education beyond high school with a major or minor in business.

Daniella Leone JeAneTTe SouvA MeMoRIAL SCHoLARSHIp – In memory of Jeanette Souva, who served the Spencerport School District for many years. This scholarship is awarded to a senior boy or girl based on service to the community.

Rianna viavattene JoHn RuepInG MeMoRIAL SCHoLARSHIp – In honor of John Rueping, a Spencerport resident for more than 20 years, who had a long engineering career at Eastman Kodak Company. John had a passion for engineering excellence that was evident in his work & hobbies.

Awarded to four students entering college to study engineering. paul beck Sierra Kegler Aleah Martone Ava Shortino

noRMA FRoCCHI SCHoLARSHIp – In honor of Norma Frocchi for her many years of dedicated service to the profession of nursing and her impact on students, their families and co-workers. Awarded to a student interested in pursuing a degree in nursing or medical related field.

Madison Hoadley peTeR SCoT MueLLeR SCHoLARSHIp – Presented to a student of outstanding character who displays good citizenship and fellowship and will be pursuing their education beyond high school.

Carley Jordan SCHuLTz ASSoCIATeS SCHoLARSHIp – Presented in the memory of Clair Edwin Schultz, P.L.S., who established the locally owned firm in 1959, to a graduating senior who will be attending a college for engineering. paul beck SpenCeRpoRT ALuMnI ASSoCIATIon – Two scholarships awarded to two students; one senior boy and senior girl who are furthering their education in any field.

Kylee Antonio Raymond Richards SpenCeRpoRT FIRe DepARTMenT LADIeS AuxILIARy – A scholarship for a student entering the field of fire science or medicine.

Julia Dubman SpenCeRpoRT FIRe DepARTMenT RobeRT FoWLeR SCHoLARSHIp – The Spencerport Volunteer Firemen’s Association has named a memorial scholarship for Robert Fowler, a dedicated Spencerport volunteer firefighter and a teacher with the Byron Bergen Central School. This is awarded to a student who chooses to pursue higher education in a public safety or medical field.

Rebecca Dorgan SpenCeRpoRT LIonS CLub – Two scholarships – one to a male and one to a female; in memory of: Kenneth Barclay: Raymond Richards Rev. Donald Creech: Kayla Saladyga SpenCeRpoRT RoTARy MeMoRIAL SCHoLARSHIp – Presented in their memory by the Spencerport Rotary Club to a student who will be pursuing further study in the field of sports medicine or related medical field.

Katie Territo

Senior Jack zyra was honored with the Student of the Year award.

Aleah Martone earned the 2018 Salutatorian Award, and Joshua Rabidoux earned the 2018 Valedictorian Award.

TonyA buReK DubeAnSKy MeMoRIAL SCHoLARSHIp –Presented in memory of Tonya, a 2001 graduate of Spencerport Schools with a passion for music education. Awarded to a senior student for postsecondary study in the field of music. Special consideration will be made for students who regularly give back to the community by volunteering their time to help others.

Jacob Auchman

WILbuR R. SeLAnDeR SCHoLARSHIp – In memory of Wilbur Selander who was a principal of E. J. Wilson High School for over 22 years. Awarded to a senior boy or girl who was involved in the music program at Spencerport High School for three or more years.

Hannah Snarr

SPECIAL AWARDS Alexander Milliner Good Citizenship Rachel blank American Legion Ferris Goodridge post Citizenship Award Joshua Falbo Malcolm McCollough American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship Sierra Kegler Clarkson Achievement Scholarship Megan zaharkin Clarkson Leadership Scholarship elizabeth Ferrari Friends of the ogden Farmers’ Library Rachel blank George eastman young Leader’s Award Rachel Snider The Kazuo Inamori School of engineering/The Ceramic Association of new york Scholastic Recognition Award Lucas Krolczyk Keuka College - The George H. ball Community Achievement Award Savanna Calisto Desir’e Dodds beste erdogan natalie Straub victoria Warner Molly efron Technical Women’s Scholarship Janisa phromsiri Monroe County executive’s Community Service Award Madison Hoadley Jennifer Michaels

Class of 2018 Academic Top 10 (left to right): Declan Revenew, Hannah Snarr, Megan Willison, James Dunn, Joshua Reding, Katherine Dunn, Lindsay Gallagher, Isabelle Haddad, Aleah Martone, and Joshua Rabidoux.

new york State Attorney General’s Triple “C” Award Joseph Carroll nicole Dates Tyler Mitchell new york State Comptroller Student Achievement Award Jamie briggs Franco Melito Megan Willison Rochester Institute of Technology Innovation & Creativity Award emma Kane owen Mears St. Lawrence university book Award Rachel Snider St. Michael’s College book Award Sophia Coccitto Marcus palozzi Student Sage Award Caitlyn nowak Mackenzie Kwoka united States Army RoTC national Scholarship Cole viavattene united States Marines Semper Fidelis Award brianna Donnelly united States Marines Scholastic excellence Award Cole viavattene Wegmans Scholarship Hannah Cuzzupoli Julia Dubman nicole ellison Lillian Reeder Wells College 21st Century Leadership Award Miranda Hendricks olivia Wall 2018 young Women of Distinction Award Lindsay Gallagher 2017 best High School entrepreneur Winner in Constituting America’s annual “We the Future” Lindsay Gallagher

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Learning for Tomorrow. Today.

Class of 2018 Academic “Top Ten” Over the course of their high school career, the following ten students had the highest Weighted Grade Point Average among the Class of 2018.

James Dunn, Katherine Dunn, Lindsay Gallagher, Isabelle Haddad, Aleah Martone, Joshua Rabidoux, Joshua Reding, Declan Revenew, Hannah Snarr, Megan Willison Class of 2018 Salutatorian

stUdent-atHlete awards

Aleah Martone

Class of 2018 Valedictorian Joshua Rabidoux Principal’s Award The Monroe County Council of School Superintendents (MCCOSS) recognized Aleah Martone as the Outstanding Senior at Spencerport High School during a special recognition dinner on May 16. Spencerport Superintendent of Schools Dan Milgate presented Aleah with the award, which distinguishes students based on their scholarship, service and character. MCCOSS selects one senior from each high school in Monroe County for this honor.

Superintendent’s Award

Frdos Muthanna Madison Hoadley

From left, Joshua Rabidoux, the Duane Tucker award for outstanding academic senior male athlete; Aleah Martone, the SSBC award for outstanding academic senior female athlete; Luca Fahmer, the Joan Selander award for outstanding senior female athlete; Alton Jones received Harold “Chick” Schum award for outstanding senior male athlete; and athletic director John Pelin.

Presidential awards Outstanding Academic Achievement – The purpose of the Presidential Award for Educational Achievement is to recognize students who show outstanding educational growth, improvement, commitment or intellectual development in their academic subjects. It is meant to encourage and reward students who work hard, give their best effort in school and demonstrate a commitment to learning.

Jayton Eve, Cristian Long, Molly Markham, Sophia Moran, Juliana Perrucci, Luke Thompson, Daniel Ventress, Karenna Waite Outstanding Academic Excellence – The Presidential Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence encourages students to achieve high academic standards by rewarding scholars for their academic efforts and success. To be eligible for this award, graduating seniors must meet the minimum requirements of a grade point average of at least a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, and a score of 90 or better on the ELA exam and on at least one Math exam.

Paul Beck, Scott Berry, Rachel Blank, Ariana Chung, Cassondra Conrad, James Dunn, Katherine Dunn, Alexis Dzus, Jillian Filipek, Lindsay Gallagher, Sarah Gnage, Heather Graupman, Isabelle Haddad, Amy Joerger, Chase Kingdollar, Nicole Leone, Aleah Martone, Joseph Mauer, Luke Meiler, Noah Mundt, Brett Patmore, Veingmany Phengsomphane, Janisa Phromsiri, Joshua Rabidoux, Joshua Reding, Declan Revenew, Raymond Richards, Kayla Saladyga, Hannah Snarr, Abby Spielman, Megan Willison Student of the Year

Jack Zyra

Varsity Club/PRIDE “Golden S” Award Marlene Williamson

Frdos Muthanna received the Principal’s Award.

seniors receiving scHolarsHiPs Villanova University:

Lindsay Gallagher Virginia Military Institute: Ana Lawrence Ithaca College: Arianna Leathers Mercyhurst University: Tyler Mitchell University at Buffalo: Raymond Richards Niagara University: Taylor Simoncelli

Army Reserves National Scholar Athlete Malcolm McCollough Aleah Martone US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Joseph Carroll and Chris Carroll Rianna Viavattene Harvey Anderson Scholarship Nominee Malcolm McCollough Aleah Martone Wendy’s Heisman Award Nominees Malcolm McCollough Aleah Martone Hall of Fame inductee Zachary Grobengieser Andy Vernooy Award

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Rob Stultz Memorial Award

Noah Mundt Carley Jordan

SSBC Award Outstanding Academic Senior Female Athlete Aleah Martone Duane Tucker Award Outstanding Academic Senior Male Athlete Joshua Rabidoux

Joan P. Selander Award Outstanding Senior Female Award Luca Fahmer Harold E. “Chick” Schum Award Outstanding Senior Male Award Alton Jones Senior Ranger Award (6 or more varsity letters) Nolan Benson, 7 Vincent Cardinale, 6 Sonya Cary, 8 Ryan Cottom, 6 Hannah Cuzzupoli, 6 Luca Fahmer, 12 Jenna Gooding, 6 Taylor Goodman, 7 Luke Grabb, 6 Jillian Graff, 6 Alton Jones, 6 Carley Jordan, 8 Trent Marasco, 12 Zachary Nau, 6 Julia Orlando, 6 Andrew Palermo, 8 Brett Patmore, 13 Casey Prystajko, 8 Joshua Rabidoux, 6 Brianna Rizzi, 8 Ava Shortino, 6 Kylie Tozer, 6 Cole Viavattene, 14 Rianna Viavattene, 6 Amber White, 8

Madison Hoadley received the Superintendent’s Award from Superintendent of Schools Dan Milgate.

Andrew Palermo, recipient of the Andy Vernooy award with coaches by Joe Burns and Michelle Marasco.

Carley Jordan and Noah Mundt (missing) are the recipients of The Rob Stultz Memorial awards. Carley is pictured here with Donna and Bill Stultz.

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Kendall Central School District Class of 2018 – Candidates for Graduation Miguel Aguirre, Sierra Beers, Jazmin Benoit, Sunni Brice, Jeremy Browe, Alexander Brundage, Christopher Butlin, Kierstyn Christensen, Megan Cochran, Tylor Conner Alycia Davenport, Haley Gay, Jenna Gideon, Jesse Gmeinweiser, Jonathan Hance, Michela Hanlon, Megan Hardenbrook, Caleb Henion, Sadie Howes, Caitlyn Jenks Lahmarii Johnson, Dylan Kelley, *Tihamer Keresztes, Rebecca Kerstetter, Ashley Kingsbury, Archer Knapp, Austin Kuhn, Andrew Kupferschmid, Matthew Murray, Raine Oakley Kevin O’Brien, Jordan Orians, Adriana Passarell, Shianna Patten, John Ramsdell, Taylor ReQua, Emma Robb, Tiffany Schoenheit, Emily Sheffield, Ashley Sietmann Austin Smith, Dylan Spellan, Kayla Summers, Allen Tonas, Emmalee Turner, Hannah Ulmen, Andrea Villalobos, Payton Walters, Kalynn Wiley, Lyndsay Wright. *Exchange Student

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Kendall HigH ScHool Class of 2018 Awards & Scholarships

AwArd/SponSor

recipient

Kendall Fire Department Auxiliary Award Michela Hanlon Megan Hardenbrook Superintendent’s Service Award

Adriana passarell Sadie Howes

F. J. Kent Memorial Kent Family Service to Community Kendall Fire Department

Michela Hanlon Megan Hardenbrook payton walters

Safe Driver Award KCS Bus Drivers’ Association School Spirit & Patriotism Hamlin VFW Post 6703

Michela Hanlon Megan cochran christopher Butlin

Don & Ruth Rayburn Memorial Scholarship Morton Fire Company Ashley Kingsbury Robert & Helen Dodd Memorial Amy Crowe Kierstyn christensen Leonard Christopher Scholarship

Haley Gay

Elizabeth “Libby” Jurs Memorial Scholarship payton walters Anderson Family Memorial Award Anderson Family Alexander Brundage Lions Club Senior Award Kendall Lions Club

Lyndsay wright Jeremy Browe

Kendall Lions General Memorial Scholarship Kierstyn christensen Kendall Sports Boosters’ Scholarship Kierstyn christensen Michela Hanlon Megan Hardenbrook raine oakley Adriana passarell Shianna patten taylor reQua Lyndsay wright Jeremy Browe christopher Butlin tihamer Keresztes Allen tonas Joseph E. Driesel Memorial Scholarship Jeremy Browe Allen tonas

Kendall Central School Award KCS Scholarship

caleb Henion Archer Knapp Matthew Murray Allen tonas

The Anne and Joseph Wright Memorial Award Lyndsay wright Jeremy Browe John ramsdell dylan Spellan Allen tonas Americanism/Citizenship Scholarship American Legion Jewell Buckman Post 529 emmalee turner caleb Henion Americanism/Holley VFW Eastern Orleans Memorial Post 202 Hannah Ulmen Virgil Bogue/Catherine Flanagan Award Orleans County Child Welfare Association Shianna patten

Victor Jurhs Memorial KCS Building & Grounds

Haley Gay Jenna Gideon Andrea Villalobos Jonathan Hance

FFA Agricultural Leadership Scholarship Alycia davenport Andrew Kupferschmid FFA Agricultural Technology Scholarship John ramsdell Grace Lang Memorial Scholarship National Honor Society

Hanna Ulmen

Annette S. Babcock Memorial Scholarship Family and Friends Kayla Summers christopher Butlin Fancher/Hulberton/Murray Fire Department Award Ashley Sietmann Jonathan Hance Spurr Dealership Vocational Award

Lyndsay wright

John ramsdell

Trudy Salvatore Memorial

Alycia davenport

Patrick A. Regan Memorial Scholarship Regan Family dylan Spellan

AFS Talent Show Award

Ashley Kingsbury Ashley Sietmann

James Sauberan Scholarship

Theodore Reis Memorial

Raymond J. Ernenwein FFA Scholarship raine oakley Joe Wilson Memorial Scholarship

Michela Hanlon

Randall & Joyce King Memorial Scholarship Kayla Summers Kendall Music Boosters’ Award

caleb Henion

Studio K Outstanding Achievement Award caleb Henion John Cottom Jr. Community Service Memorial Hamlin Lions Club Ashley Kingsbury Nicholas R. DelVecchio Scholarship Friends and Family Jazmin Benoit TSGT Clark Curtis Military Memorial Curtis Family Alexander Brundage Philip & Margaret Dollard Business Scholarship taylor reQua Frank W. Clow Memorial Masonic Scholarship Kendall Masonic Lodge Ashley Sietmann

dylan Spellan

George & Mary Herring Jr. Boys’ Soccer Scholarship Family and Friends Jeremy Browe Beverly J. McDermott Memorial Scholarship in Science

Jazmin Benoit

Bridget L. Buzard Memorial Scholarship Hannah Ulmen raine oakley

American Red Cross Scholarship

Dr. Michael C. O’Laughlin Memorial Scholarship Family and Friends emma robb PTSA Scholarship

Michela Hanlon Sadie Howes

George & Peg Hussong Memorial Scholarship Sunni Brice Matthew Murray New York State Scholarship for Academic Excellence Kierstyn christensen Archer Knapp Matthew Murray Ronald Engert Memorial Scholarship Family and Friends

Austin Kuhn

Craig W. Rath Memorial Scholarship Adriana passarell Alyce Reamer Spirit Award Scholarship Lyndsay wright Harold Kludt Memorial Scholarship Beverly Kludt & Family Michela Hanlon RJ Gilman Memorial Scholarship Friends and Family Andrea Villalobos tylor conner NYSCOPBA Scholarship

Ashley Kingsbury

Kendall Faculty Association (KFA) Scholarships 2018 Elizabeth Tone Award raine oakley Josephine Privitera Award Patricia Harter Award

Hannah Ulmen

Richard Gross Award

Jazmin Benoit

Irene Eldred Award Bruce LaDue Award Kendall Faculty Award

Kendall honors the Top 10 Seniors: Front row, from left, Archer Knapp, Adriana Passarell, Michela Hanlon, Megan Hardenbrook and Kierstyn Christensen. Back row, from left, Lyndsay Wright, Allen Tonas, Caleb Henion, Raine Oakley and Sadie Howes.

Lyndsay wright

Megan Hardenbrook caleb Henion Kierstyn christensen Michela Hanlon Sadie Howes Ashley Kingsbury Adriana passarell taylor reQua emma robb Ashley Sietmann

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Holley Class of 2018 Candidates for Graduation

Joshua Manuel Alamo Kelley, Lindsey Nicole Allen, Liam Nolan Anderson, Ryan Arthur Andrews, Hannah Rose Bailey, Michael Raymond Bianchi, Patrick Joseph Bower, *Lara Braun, Paige Elizabeth Brimacomb, Aaron Matthew Brown Cory John Caccamise, Diana Castillo, Briana Catherine Lynn Colucci, Khrystta Andrea Conrad, Hannah Rose Day, Madison Nicole Day, Matthew Scott DeSimone, Nina Rae DiLella, Brandon Dale Dillenbeck, Paige Marie Dolliver Jacob Russell Downey-Cruz, Cory Joseph Fearby, Hannah Leigh Fichter, Anthony Michael Flynn, Alexis Lee Gamble, Brandon Lee Gardner, Brian Albert Gates, Alassia Marie GianCursio, Delilah Marie Grathouse, Allison Lynne Howard Khiva Lynn Huxhold, Kyle Frederick Ierlan, Kelsie Ross Johnstone, Kennedy Alexis Jones, Rebekka Lynn June, Corbin Michael Kamm, Sarah Danielle Kau, Emma Jeanne Kennedy, Ava Elizabeth Kohut, Tabitha Louise Kolb Sonya Nicholas Kordovich, Nicholas Louis Kuhls, Camron James LaBarge, Samuel Dirk Lammes, Alexander James Lane, Jacob Scott Lang, Breanna Rose Laurer, *Min Woo Lee, Jacob James Lutz, Dalton James Major Jeremy Michael Mallett, Alyssa Hope McDowell, Hunter Steven McMillion, Juan Manuel Mendez, Rachel Amber Miconi, Alexis Lynn Milazzo, Alexandra Nicole Miller, Steven Paul Morgan, Andrew James Moseman, Kassandra Jude Norman Melanie Nicole Norman, Madison Hope Renae Papaj, Michael Brandon Passarell, Andrea Nicole Payne, Alexis Paje Penna, Kamryn Krystine Penna, Melody Marie Purtell, Tiffany Ann Rowley Vega, Jamie Lynn Scheiber, Nicholas Lewis Schutz Jessica Elizabeth Sedore, Noah Robert Shipe, Salvador William Solis, Daniel Jacob Sonera, Jarod Richard Spence, Corrine Louise Spychalski, Brendan Thomas Stevens, Dakota Sioux Thompson, Glenn George Thrower, Dalton Scott Thurley Anthony James Tomassetti, Nathan Robert Towne, Jacob George Vania, Anthony Johannes VanLogten, Sierra Rose Verhagen, Brandy Marie Walker, Hanna Diane Waterman, Angela Lindsey Weaver, Danielle Marie Willis, Kayla Grace Wilson, Alexis Breanna Younes. *Exchange student

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HOLLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 69TH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT GRADUATION AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS – CLASS OF 2018 HOLLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2018 GRADUATION AWARDS In loving memory of her brother, David Ruggles, Class of 1948, $50 by Harlene Ruggles Slavny to the senior displaying outstanding qualities of friendliness and compassion.

Khrystta Andrea Conrad In memory of Ruth B. Ruggles and Richard C. Ruggles, $50

by Harlene Ruggles Slavny to the most outstanding public speaking student.

Alexis Lynn Milazzo In memory of her father, Harland S. Ruggles, who served Holley as Chief of Police for 32 years, $50 by Harlene Ruggles Slavny to the student pursuing a career in law enforcement.

Glenn George Thrower In memory of her best friend, Edith Farino Stigliano, Class of 1955, $50 by Harlene Ruggles Slavny to the student pursuing a career in the medical field.

Hanna Diane Waterman In memory of Richard V. Martin and Maynard W. Martin, a plaque given by the children of Richard V. Martin, to the senior who has made the greatest contribution to athletics during four years at Holley Senior High School.

Madison Hope Renae Papaj Two $500 scholarships given by the Holley Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. to seniors residing in the Holley Joint Fire District entering into a program of study in the fields of Fire, EMS, Health Services or Law Enforcement.

Kamryn Krystine Penna Nicholas Lewis Schutz In memory of Daniel Donovan, $50 each given by the Holley Fire Department Support Group to the senior boy and girl doing outstanding work in the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program.

Paige Elizabeth Brimacomb Samuel Dirk Lammes $75 awarded by the Senior High Student Council to the senior boy and girl who have provided significant service to the school.

Madison Hope Renae Papaj Andrew James Moseman

In memory of James A. Sunseri, Class of 1930, $100 to the senior athlete who has consistently displayed sportsmanship in his/her performance, proficiency in his/her execution, and tolerance in his/her participation.

Brandon Dale Dillenbeck The Good Neighbor award of $100 is to be given in memory of Marguerite A. Sunseri, Class of 1928, to the senior who has generously given of his or her time in supporting school and community events, displayed unflagging courtesy, exhibited unequivocal charity, and harbored no envy, but rather rejoiced in the good fortune and happiness of his or her fellow students.

Salvador William Solis A $250 award given by the Clarendon Lions Club in memory of their deceased members to a student or students, based on grade average, service to others, and accepted into a college or trade school with a course of study in medicine/ research in connection with sight.

Hannah Rose Bailey Madison Hope Renae Papaj Kamryn Krystine Penna Two $50 awards given by the Holley V.F.W. Post 202 Auxiliary to the senior boy and girl who best display the qualities of good citizenship and patriotism.

Alexis Paje Penna Dalton Scott Thurley $50 by the National Honor Society, to the senior who is not a member of the society, but whose contributions to the areas of character, service and leadership have been exemplary.

Kennedy Alexis Jones $100 by the Holley Garden Club to the graduating senior who maintained the highest average in science for four years.

Dakota Sioux Thompson $50 by Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks to the senior boy who participated in basketball or baseball, who exemplifies the characteristics of their beloved nephew, David R. Jewell.

Brandon Dale Dillenbeck

$50 by Anita Piedimonte to the senior who has maintained the highest average at CTE in Spencerport.

Michael Brandon Passarell

In memory of Richard Martin, $750 from his children to the graduating senior who has displayed an exceptional work ethic and endeavored to work to the best of his/her ability.

Alexander James Lane

Two $500 awards given by the Holley Central School PTSA, to the seniors who demonstrated a dedication to volunteerism.

Matthew Scott DeSimone Dalton James Major

$500 awarded by Dr. Daniel Schiavone to the graduating senior with the highest academic average who will be attending a four-year college to pursue a degree in the dental/medical profession.

Hannah Rose Bailey

Two $250 awards given to the senior boy and girl displaying the characteristics of Americanism/Citizenship from the Jewell Buckman American Legion Post 529 Charles H. Strong Memorial Scholarship.

Briana Catherine Lynn Colucci Liam Nolan Anderson

From Fancher Growers Inc., $200 to the senior student who plans to attend college majoring in environmental science or going into conservation studies.

Brian Albert Gates

In loving memory of David Jewell, Class of 1989, $50 by Penny Cole and family to the senior boy who has displayed leadership, dedication to his team, and sportsmanship in basketball or baseball.

Patrick Joseph Bower Virgil Bogue – Catherine Flanagan Scholarship: These past community leaders left estate funds for the education of Orleans County Youth. The Child Welfare Association of Orleans County distributes these funds and is proud of helping to further the education of our youth. This award provides the student with $200 per semester, for each of eight semesters.

Allison Lynne Howard Class of 1963 Andrew Richard DeCarlo Memorial Fund: $100 to be shared by the most outstanding senior tennis players given by Joan R. DeCarlo, Fund Administrator.

Steven Paul Morgan Dalton Scott Thurley In loving memory of “Butch Drennen,” $50 by his wife Betty Drennen, and his children, Tina Yacono-Bullins and Andrew Yacono, to the senior boy or girl who majored in automotive technology and will be pursuing a career or studies in the field of auto technology.

Jacob James Lutz $100 by Mr. Jeffrey R. Martin to the senior who graduates number one in his/her own class.

Dakota Sioux Thompson $100 to the senior who plans on a career in Human Services.

Diana Castillo

$100 each from the Holley Music Department to the seniors who have shown the most dedication to the music program.

Alexis Paje Penna Karen Kane and Karen Cobb $25 wrestling award to the senior wrestler who demonstrated persistence and loyalty to the wrestling program.

TBA In memory of Stephen “Tim” Persia, Class of 1965, $100 gift to a graduating senior girl or boy who has consistently displayed the qualities of good sportsmanship, integrity, and overall good character while participating in athletic events and in the community.

Matthew Scott DeSimone In memory of Bill Mayer, member and former Police Chief, $50 by the Murray Holley Historical Society to a student who is pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice.

Nicholas Lewis Schutz In memory of Mark Heath and Robert E. Heath, who were Holley attorneys for 50 years, founders of Heath & Heath Law Offices, and contributors to the law practice to continue to serve as it does in the present day, $500 by the Heath family to a senior who has excelled in English over their four years in High School.

Jessica Elizabeth Sedore $250 memorial scholarship from the Holley V.F.W. Post 202 Auxiliary, to the senior(s) who exemplifies someone who always puts others first, is caring and compassionate to others, and promotes patriotism. Recipients are chosen by the Holley V. F. W. Auxiliary based on essays submitted by April 1 of their senior year.

Allison Lynne Howard Kamryn Krystine Penna

Top 10 Seniors for Holley. From left, Dalton Thurley, Matthew DeSimone, Melody Purtell, Brandon Dillenbeck, Hannah Bailey, Alexander Lane, Dakota Thompson (kneeling), Nina DiLella, Hanna Waterman and Jessica Sedore.

A $500 award given in honor of Daniel R. Cole II, Class of 1971, by his wife, children, grandsons, and family friends, to the senior boy or girl who best exemplifies the qualities that Dan displayed throughout his life: compassion for others, involvement in school, a love of the arts, a keen sense of friendship, a willingness to help others, and a strong sense of humor.

Matthew Scott DeSimone In loving memory of Austin Boyd, Class of 2009, $500 is awarded by his family to a senior who demonstrates the character traits of unselfish, cheerful service and devotion to the welfare of others.

Dalton Scott Thurley In memory of Jim Ferris, Class of 1959, $500 from his wife, Linda Ferris-Olsan, and his daughters, Dr. Carson FerrisZeolla and Jane Ferris, to the athlete that displayed the best sportsmanship, is a good citizen and maintained a “B” average or higher.

Hanna Diane Waterman In memory of Gary Zastrow, $100 to the student that displayed the characteristics that Gary displayed: compassion, loyalty and friendliness.

Kennedy Alexis Jones A $200 award given by Mae Penna and family, in loving memory of her husband John Penna, Class of 1954, who was an exceptional athlete, instrumental in starting the Booster Club and a long-time Holley Board of Education member, to the senior athlete that excelled in sports.

Patrick Joseph Bower $50 to the student showing the most improvement in History by the Murray Holley Historical Society.

Salvador William Solis In loving memory of Keith and Jean Kernan, $100 each is awarded to the graduating senior boy and girl who freely and consistently offer a hug to the hurting, a word of encouragement to the discouraged, and who readily welcome all into their unconditional circle of friendship.

Madison Hope Renae Papaj Salvador William Solis $50 to the senior who showed the biggest heart and enthusiasm for high school, and brought happiness and laughter to those around them.

Hunter Steven McMillion In memory of Eugene “Butch” Weader, $200 by the Holley VFW Eastern Orleans Memorial Post 202, to the senior who will be entering the Armed Forces.

Kassandra Jude Norman $100 each given by the Fancher-Hulberton-Murray Fire Company, to the seniors residing within their fire district that have provided the greatest community service.

Jacob Scott Lang Sierra Rose Verhagen In loving memory of Carmelo Rivera, Class of 2010, $250 awards given to the senior boy and girl that will be continuing their education in college and who best exemplifies Carmelo’s hardworking, dedicated, determined, persevering, loving and giving nature. This award is given by his mother, Rose (Rivera) Rodriguez and his brothers and sisters.

Diana Castillo Salvador William Solis $250 each to a senior boy and girl, from the American Red Cross, due to our increased participation in the blood drive.

Chosen by the Student Council to be given to the seniors who have donated generously throughout the year, either by donation or volunteering their time.

Angela Lindsey Weaver Matthew Scott DeSimone

In memory of Kathy McCall Schwan, Class of 1962, one $100 award given by the McCall & Schwan family to the most deserving art student in the senior class.

Andrea Nicole Payne $500 given to the senior student that possesses Gary Zastrow’s selfless spirit of always putting others and their needs first, and for his incessant love of community.

Madison Hope Renae Papaj In memory of soccer player and summer soccer coach Noel Lutes, Class of 1988, $150 is given by his children, Keith and Alicia, and wife, Tyanna, to a senior boy who played soccer with the most heart and for the love of the game.

Jacob Russell Downey-Cruz $500 memorial scholarship in honor of Arnold Cardillo, Class of 1954, to a college-bound varsity athlete whose character, kindness and leadership are respected by Holley High School students and faculty, and whose contributions of time and energy to both the school and the greater Holley community are appreciated by all.

Matthew Scott DeSimone In loving memory of Andrew S. Carpenter, a $500 award by his family to the senior pursing a degree in math.

Jacob Russell Downey-Cruz In loving memory of Patricia Passarell, former Holley Elementary School secretary, $100 each to the senior boy and girl who demonstrate the characteristics of kindness, caring and friendship to all.

Briana Catherine Lynn Colucci Michael Brandon Passarell

SchOlARShIpS HOLLEY TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS Matthew Scott DeSimone Brandon Dale Dillenbeck Allison Lynne Howard Kelsie Ross Johnstone Kennedy Alexis Jones Madison Hope Renae Papaj Jessica Elizabeth Sedore HARRY J. BOWER BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP Kennedy Alexis Jones HOLLEY ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Matthew Scott DeSimone Nina Rae DiLella Alexander James Lane Tiffany Ann Rowley Vega Dakota Sioux Thompson HOLLEY SPORTS BOOSTERS SCHOLARSHIPS Madison Hope Renae Papaj Patrick Joseph Bower CLARENDON LADIES’ AUXILIARY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Alexis Paje Penna

DAVID R. JEWELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Basketball: Patrick Joseph Bower Baseball: Brandon Dale Dillenbeck MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE SCHOLARSHIP Patrick Joseph Bower PRINCIPAL’S SCHOLARSHIP

Matthew Scott DeSimone

BRENDA MCMILLAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kelsie Ross Johnstone

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Hilton High School Candidates for Graduation 2018

Jonathan Abate, Michael Abbott, Jacob Aeckerle, Megan Alabaugh, Victoria Amico, Renee Angarano, Sofia Angeleri, Piero Antinarella, Alyssa Aspenleiter, Codey Bailey

Amber Cooper, Joseph Cooper, Noah Crego, Jacob Crossan, Maleek Cusack, Carrighan Dalle, Samantha DeGrandis, Erin Dennehy, Jordan DePetres, Alana DeRooy

Shauna Glavin, Jakob Goetzman, Matthew Gouger, Nicholas Graham, Chloe Graupman, Carrisa Green, Mark Greene, Reilly Griffin, Samantha Grover, Alexander Gunkel

Dallas Barthelmann, Kaitlyn Batting, Alyssa Bedford, Sophia Bianchi, Keren Bierworth, Mackenzie Blackburn, Tyler Blackburn, Gabriella Blaschek, Michele Bonanno, Lester Boquín-Machado

Joshua DeRooy, Justin DeVos, Brandon DiBattisto, Jacob DiBattisto, Anthony Dibble, Stephanie Dickerson, Hannah Diedrich, Jayden Dillenbeck, Anthony DiMaggio, Jenna DiNato

Casey Harris, Gwendlyn Hart, Amanda Hartmann, Jenna Haude, Julie Hayes, Michael Healey, Beth Heberger, Joshua Heiberger, Jade Hendricks, Marko Hernandez

Olivia DiPalma, Matthew DiPerna, Marina DiVasta, Alexis Dixon, William Dobles, Kaitlyn Donahue, Nicole Douglass, Justin Dude, Christina Dutchak, Sommer Edwards

Harleigh Hess, Samantha Hess, Carolyn Hilburger, Rachael Hodgson, Mikayla Hoffman, Kayla Holley, Joseph Hoover, Erika Hryhorenko, Alexa Hughes, Chloe Hyatt

Amanda Elia, Jacob Ellis, Angelique Evans, Arianna Fair, Alexandra Falk, Sabryna Farsace, Anthony Faticone, Dominic Faticone, Jillian Fedele, Brian Fedeli

Taylor Inman, Maxwell Jamerson, Kaylee Jarvis, Robert Jaus, Kyle Johnson, Alyssa Juergens, Nazariy Kalenik, Nicholas Kazdan, Shannon Keenan, Joshua Keirsbilck

Mikaela Felix, Elena Fenini, John Ferraro, Trevon Fields, Connor Fischer, Marissa Florio, Thomas Foos, Troy French, Caleb Fridd, Jared Gabriel

Joseph Kemp, Athan Kintz, Zachary Kramer, Morgan Kunigan, Alyssa Kupferschmid, Hannah Kuter, Elisa L’Abbate, Michael Laber, Katie Lamparella, Hannah LaPointe

Cameron Bostley, William Boula, Andrew Bradbury, Michael Bradbury, Jenna Brescia, Shianna Brisson, Noah Brooks, Colby Buchiere, Justin Budinski, Stephanie Burge Amanda Bush, Jacob Bush, Ryan Bush, Annaliese Butera, Jordynn Butler, Julia Cappiello, Victoria Cappon, Ashley Carlson, Abigail Carpenter, Tyler Carpenter Isabelle Cassata, John Cavallaro, Joseph Cavallaro, Alyssa Cavuoto, Nicholas Cessna, Carine Chakra, Maxwell Chamberlain, Gianna Chapman, Samantha Christy, Lexi Ciliberto Orion Clark, Lilyann Clawson, Jason Clyde, Nicholas Colombo, Kacie Coloney, Mitchell Comfort, Maeve Connorton, Cameron Conolly, Nichole Conte, Lillian Cook

Tyler Gage, Brandon Gallipeau, Justin Gallo, Alexander Gargano, Daniel Garlock, Jacob Gerwitz, Mackenzie Gerwitz, Aaron Gibbs, Alexis Giuliano, Loren Gizzi

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Hilton High School Candidates for Graduation 2018

Cameron Luther, Sydney Maier, Victoria Maier, Tatyana Maisonave, Jaccob Malsegna, Genna Maneti, Ryan Mann, Julia Marino, Curshon Martin, Aaron Masters

Zachary Smith, Jennifer Solow, Lyanna Sorg, Michael Speciale, Jason Spencer, Amanda Spinelli, Garrett Spring, Morgan Spurr, Ema Stadtmiller, Dakota Stanley

Jourdan Matthews, Hailey McCue, William McDowell, Jacob McGarrity, Samantha McGowan, Lauren McIntosh, Briana McKeeby, Nicole McKeeby, Emily Melita, Noah Mendell

Lidiya Stefanyshyn, Nathan Stewart, David Stirpe, Colin Storan, Garret Suhr, Haven Tower, Camryn Traeg, Lyndsay Turner, Linnea Tyrrell, Blake Utter

Leilani Mercado, Annalisa Messerklinger, Aubrey Metzger, Mitchell Migitskiy, Adrian Migliore, Samantha Minnehan, Zachary Mitrano, Michael Monagas, Zachary Mooney

Lillian VandenBerg, Shawn VanGraafeiland, Jahyida VanHook, Jacob VanWuyckhuyse, Daniel Vay, Katelynn Veomett, Mary VerWulst, Olivia Walker, Eric Walsh, Nicholas Walsh

Reilly Mullen, Chloe Muscarella, Emma Neary, Kayla Nellis, Christian Nerau, Asianz Ninnasopha, Zachary Noni, Emily Norton, William Norton, Emma Noto

Alexis Weber, David Wegman, Christopher Weis, Nathan Whybra, Meghan Wido, Shaylyn Wiest, Lauren Wiggins, Zachary Williams, Samantha Wilmier, Auh’briana Wilson

Brandon O’Brien, Robert Oliveri, Grace Onufryk, Sarah Onufryk, Raymond Ottman, Katherine Owens, Mackenzie Pandina, Joseph Pantano, Neenah Parnell, Hailey Parsons

Benjamin Wilson, Matthew Wiza, Gabriela Wojtowicz, Natalie Wright, TJ Russell Wright, Adam Wuest, Jake Young, Jayme Young, Meredith Zachary, YaLing Zheng, Linda Zvyagintseva.

Tommie Parsons, Jessica Pauly, Maria Pentolino, Ryan Petitti, Jacob Pfenninger, Matthew Piato, Tyler Pickett, Meadow Pierce, Evan Pirnie, Thomas Podgers Hailey Popielarz, Suzanna Poplavskiy, Nerea Portoles Gomez, Julia Postilli, Austin Prince, Jake Proud, Damian Rapeshovski, Rachel Reid, Meghan Reitz, Sunni-Jo Remillard Matthew Richardson, Rebecca Richmond, Destany Rivera, Lexi Rizkallah, Kendahl Roberts, Michael Rogowski, Nicolas Rohloff, Jami Rose, Ryan Ross, Emily Russell Jaedalyn Russell, Derek Ryan, Camri Ann Salce, Siena Saluzzo, Nicole Sarlo, Brianna Scarpulla, Lauren Schmitt, Ian Schwartzmeier, Tucker Seablom, Samuel Sedia Kendall Shearn, Sarah Sheehan, Natalee Sherwood, Lauryn Simmons, Katie Singleton, Isabelle Slater, Connor Smith, Joshua Smith, MacKenzie Smith, Paige Smith

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Hilton High School Class of 2018 Jared Gabriel Rochester Institute of Technology Founder’s Scholarship Hilton High School Distinguished Writing Award Justin Gallo Keuka College Gold Scholarship Alexander Gargano Skilled Trades & Services Scholarship Mackenzie Gerwitz Hilton Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Carol Tobey Award Salvation Army Community Service Award Loren Gizzi Deina Miller Cheerleading Award Isabelle Slater, pictured with Hilton Apple Fest Committee member Matt Ulakovic, is the recipient of the Hilton Apple Fest Scholarship.

HILTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2018 AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS Michael Abbott Hilton High School 12 Season Athlete Award Renee Angarano Hilton Cadets Girls Soccer Scholarship Dallas Barthelmann Dave Roethel Memorial Scholarship Alyssa Bedford Wegmans Scholarship Mackenzie Blackburn The College at Brockport Gold Scholarship Andrew Bradbury University at Buffalo Pride of New York & Provost Scholarship NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Michael Bradbury SUNY Fredonia President’s Science/Math Scholarship President’s Award for Excellence Stephanie Burge George Washington University IB Scholarship Jacob Bush Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation) Abigail Carpenter University of Michigan Scholarship Tyler Carpenter Roberts Wesleyan College Academic & Athletic Scholarships Hilton Coaches’ Award

Joseph Cavallaro Utica College Scholarship BOCES 2 Make All The Difference Scholarship Kacie Coloney University at Buffalo Scholarship Maeve Connorton St. John Fisher College Scholarship

Matthew Gouger Hilton Raiders Scholarship Chloe Graupman University of Pittsburgh Scholarship Carrisa Green Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation)

Alyssa Juergens Hilton High School Outstanding Female Senior Athlete NYS Office of Attorney General Triple C Award Robert & Vesta Dowd Memorial Science Award Andrew E. Rohloff Merit Scholarship Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship Shannon Keenan Hilton Parma Hamlin Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award Morgan Kunigan Andrew E. Rohloff Merit Scholarship

Cameron Conolly University of Rochester Academic Scholarship Hilton Education Foundation Scholarship Sons of American Revolution Good Citizen Award Joseph Cooper Hilton Bus Driver’s Association Connie Bradt Memorial Scholarship Maleek Cusack Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation) NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Samantha DeGrandis University of New Hampshire Presidential Scholarship NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Hilton Hockey Boosters - Senior Spectator Scholarship U.S. Figure Skating Graduating Senior Award Jordan DePetres St. John Fisher College Scholarship The Steve Fowler “Be a Cadet Fan Award”

Candidates for the International Baccalaureate Diploma are (l-r) Keilei Latragna, Aaron Masters, Angelique Evans, Erika Hryhorenko and Cameron Conolly. Not shown, Stephanie Burge, Gwendlyn Hart and Emma Neary.

Matthew DiPerna Rochester Institute of Technology Presidential Scholarship Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship

Amanda Hartmann Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation)

Marina DiVasta Monroe County Executive’s Community Award

Casey Harris Hilton High School 12 Season Athlete Award

Justin Dude Wells College Academic Scholarship Hilton Education Foundation Corporate Scholarship (NY Bus Sales)

Gwendlyn Hart University of Arizona Merit Scholarship

Amanda Elia Hilton High School 12 Season Athlete Award Angelique Evans SUNY Fredonia Promise Award Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation) John Pyles Scholarship Sabryna Farsace Dave Roethel Memorial Scholarship Mikaela Felix Husson University Pine Tree Scholarship

Michael Speciale was recognized as an outstanding Hilton High School senior by HCSD Superintendent Dr. Casey Kosiorek at the Monroe County Council of School Superintendents Michael C. O’Laughlin Outstanding Senior Recognition Dinner. One senior from each high school is selected for this honor based on his or her scholarship, service and character.

Shauna Glavin Ann Jennejahn Girls Sports Award Hilton High School 12 Season Athlete Award

Joseph Cavallaro, pictured with HCSD Superintendent Dr. Casey Kosiorek, is the Monroe 2-Orleans Educational Foundation Make All the Difference Scholarship recipient.

Marissa Florio RPI Leadership Scholarship Award ARBA ANDRC Youth Rabbit Showman Scholarship Green ECO Club Volunteer Scholarship RYU/Tatsu-Kon Senior Scholarship USMC Distinguished Athlete Award Thomas Foos Penn State University Scholarship

Michael Healey Craig W. Rath Memorial Scholarship Jennejahn Family Award NYS Office of Attorney General Triple C Award Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship Beth Heberger Dave Roethel Memorial Scholarship Carolyn Hilburger St. John Fisher College Scholarship Erika Hryhorenko Get-It-Straight Orthodontics Scholarship Hilton Parma Hamlin Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Taylor Inman St. John Fisher Presidential Scholarship Maxwell Jamerson Middle Tennessee State University - Trustee’s Scholarship - Talent Award Scholarship Hamlin Lions Club Scholarship Monroe County Executive’s Community Award Student Council Leadership Award

Elisa L’Abbate Roberts Wesleyan College Dean’s Scholarship Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation) Katie Lamparella Franciscan University Provost Scholarship HCSTA Scholarship Hannah LaPointe Hilton High School Most Improved Student Award (Sponsored by Hilton Fire Department) Ashleigh Laske Etoleah Education Award Hilton Apple Fest Scholarship Keilei Latragna Dr. James D. Nundy Scholarship Hilton High School Highest Achievement in Math Award Nicholas Licata Wegmans Scholarship Joseph Lipani David Johns Boys Sports Award Holland Long University of Akron Athletic Scholarship Victoria Maier SUNY Oswego Scholarship Julia Marino Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation)

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Hilton Class Of 2018 Awards & Scholarships Samuel Sedia St. John Fisher College Founder’s Scholarship

Garrett Spring Hilton High School Most Improved Student Award (Sponsored by Hilton Fire Department)

Lauryn Simmons Florida Southern College Danforth Scholarship Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship

Ema Stadtmiller Kent State University Trustee Scholarship

Katie Singleton SUNY Geneseo President’s Award NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence American Legion Citizenship Scholarship Hilton Bus Driver’s Association Connie Bradt Memorial Scholarship Hilton Education Foundation Scholarship Hilton Heat Soccer Club Scholarship

(L-r) Katie Singleton, Cameron Conolly and Alexander Gargano were awarded the Hilton Education Foundation Scholarship.

Aaron Masters NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Hilton Heat Soccer Club Scholarship Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship Samantha McGowan Bowling Green State University Scholarship Emily Melita SUNY Fredonia President’s Math/Science Scholarship

Mackenzie Pandina University of Tampa Scholarship Hailey Parsons Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship Jessica Pauly SUNY Cortland Dean’s Scholarship Hilton Lioness - Betty Watters Memorial Scholarship Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship

Isabelle Slater Ohio University Scholarship Hilton Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Carol Tobey Award Hilton Apple Fest Scholarship Hilton Bus Driver’s Association Connie Bradt Memorial Scholarship Laura Downs Award Joshua Smith SUNY Potsdam Scholarship Walker Fire Department Scholarship Jennifer Solow Wegmans Scholarship

Maria Pentolino Niagara University Trustee’s Scholarship & Invitational Scholarship Hilton High School Distinguished Writing Award

Michael Speciale Dimbleby Opportunity Scholarship Hilton Education Foundation Corporate Scholarship (FrontEdge, Inc.) Monroe County Council of Superintendent’s Award NYS Office of the Comptroller Achievement Award Hilton High School 12 Season Athlete Award

Zachary Mooney Hilton Hockey Boosters Robby Coppaway Scholarship Thomas M. Nichols Section V Hockey Scholarship

Jacob Pfenninger Wegmans Scholarship

Amanda Spinelli Wegmans Scholarship

Reilly Mullen Hilton Fire Department Bernard Whelehan Memorial Scholarship

Evan Pirnie Hilton Education Foundation Corporate Scholarship (LaBella Assoc.)

Hilton Bus Driver’s Association Connie Bradt Memorial Scholarship Hilton High School Outstanding Male Senior Athlete Hilton High School 12 Season Athlete Award Hilton Heat Soccer Club Scholarship Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship

Samantha Minnehan University of Tampa Dean’s Scholarship Zachary Mitrano St. John Fisher Athletic Scholarship

Emma Neary NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Kayla Nellis Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship Emily Norton Niagara University Monteagle Award William Norton University of Rochester Dexter Perkins Prize in History Raymond Ottman Roberts Wesleyan College Scholarship

David Stirpe Messiah College Provost Scholarship USMC Distinguished Athlete Award Garret Suhr Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation) Camryn Traeg Hilton Rotary Hal Belinger Award Lillian VandenBerg SUNY Fredonia Dean’s Scholar Award Nicholas Walsh George Collamer Sportsmanship Award Alexis Weber Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation) David Wegman USMC Scholastic Excellence Award Nathan Whybra USMC Distinguished Athlete Award Samantha Wilmier Pace University Trustee Recognition Award Walker Fire Department Exempts Alan Haight Memorial Scholarship Gabriela Wojtowicz Polish Heritage Society Scholarship Meredith Zachary Rochester Institute of Technology Founder’s Scholarship

Meadow Pierce Univ. of Central Florida Black & Gold Scholarship

Hailey Popielarz University at Buffalo Scholarship Suzanna Poplavskiy Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation) Julia Postilli Greece Rotary Scholarship HCSTA Scholarship Hilton Parma Hamlin Chamber of Commerce Community Service Award Ruth Roy Memorial Scholarship (VEPTO)

Alyssa Juergens and Michael Healey received the NYS Office of the Attorney General Triple C Award.

Meghan Reitz Hilton Area Swim Team (HAST) Scholarship Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship Jami Rose SUNY Alfred State Alumni Assoc. Scholarship Jaedalyn Russell Counseling Office Recognition Award (Sponsored by the Davison Foundation) Mary Lou Trimmer Cheerleader Award Siena Saluzzo NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Arrow Electronics Memorial Scholarship Ellen Reitter Acts of Kindness Award Salvation Army Community Service Award Hilton Cadets Girls Soccer Scholarship Hilton Sports Boosters Scholarship

Marina DiVasta is the recipient of the Monroe County Executive Community Award.

Julia Postilli was awarded the Hilton Central Schools Teacher Association Scholarship. She is pictured with Hilton High School teacher Maria Vowles.

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Questions students should ask before taking a gap year While the vast majority of high school seniors will enroll in a college or university in the fall after they earn their high school diplomas, a small but growing number of teenagers are taking gap years. A gap year is a year away from the classroom between high school and college that students use to gain more life experience as they try to decide what they want to do with the rest of their lives.

The Gap Year Association notes that gap year planning should be conducted with purpose and intent. While the gap year need not be as structured as a typical school year, a year entirely free of structure might not provide the insight students are hoping for. In fact, the Gap Year Association recommends students answer the following questions before taking a gap year so they can be sure they’re making the best decision possible.

How can I make college possible after my gap year?

The Gap Year Association recommends students confirm whether they need to defer, take a leave of absence or arrange for a Consortium Agreement in order to enroll in college after their gap years. Make a note of all deadlines, including when tuition deposits are due, before taking a gap year so your enrollment is not jeopardized.

How long do I have for my gap year?

Fitting a gap year into existing academic structures should allow students ample time to get what they want out of their gap years and still afford them the chances to earn money via summer jobs. So students who plan to travel or volunteer overseas should aim to do so during the months they would normally be in school.

Should I go with a group or go it alone?

Students should assess how they have fared in collaborative situations in the past as they try to decide if a group setting or something more independent is best for them. Students may fare better in teams or working alone, and that can be used to inform their decisions. However, students who want to challenge themselves to grow may benefit by making a decision that takes them out of their comfort zones.

How much structure do I need?

Some students may take gap years to get a break from the structure of student life. But students should be honest with themselves when assessing just how little structure they can handle. A year completely free from structure can be disorganized and therefore not as enlightening as students hope. In addition, students must consider safety concerns when deciding how much structure they want. Going it alone with very little structure may put students in compromising, unsafe situations, a potentially dangerous course for students who have spent their lives within the often protective confines of school and family.

Where do I want to be, and what do I want to do?

A lack of purpose or direction during a gap year will not provide students with much insight into themselves and the world.

Students should determine where they want to be and what they want to do (i.e., volunteer, teach, etc.) before deciding to take a gap year.

What is my budget?

Gap years can be enlightening, but they also can be expensive. Students should figure out how they’re going to finance their gap years in advance. Students who will need to work during their gap years should make sure work does not take up so much time that the goal of their gap year, namely learning about oneself, is compromised.

Gap years can help students learn about themselves. But like many of the other decisions facing teenagers as they prepare to graduate high school, the decision to take a gap year requires careful consideration of a host of factors.

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Neil Collins scholarships awarded Chili American Legion Post 1830 Auxiliary announced their two winners for the annual Neil Collins Scholarship. Neil Collins was a long time member of the Chili American Legion who passed away in 2012. He believed it was important for any child to be able to further their education. $1,000 awarded to Tessa Charles, a

graduating senior from The Harley School, who will be attending Vassar studying Astrophysics/mathematics. $500 awarded to Meredith Woo, a graduating student from Churchville-Chili, who will be attending University of Massachusetts studying Clinical Laboratory Sciences.

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In my sister’s shoes - Sometimes you just need your sister. Melody Kostarellis (Churchville-Chili) was a little nervous about participating in the Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Special Education Moving On Ceremony on June 12. That’s when proud sister Anna stepped in, donning Melody’s cap and gown, to accept her certificate. After the ceremony the sisters shared a sweet moment in the family’s car, delighting in Melody’s accomplishments. Congratulations Melody and all of the other students. Provided photo.

Safety tips for parents of teen travelers Graduating from high school is a significant milestone in the lives of young people.

The next step for many teenagers after graduating from high school is to go off to college. But before teens make their way to college campuses, some may celebrate their graduations by traveling overseas without parental supervision for the first time.

Whether it’s through a school-sponsored program or a graduation gift, overseas trips can be life-changing experiences for young people. Doing so without mom and dad in tow allows them to experience the sense of independence they will soon enjoy as college students.

While teenagers may look forward to traveling abroad, the parents they’ll leave behind will no doubt experience some anxiety as their children travel thousands of miles away. But parents can take certain steps to reduce that anxiety without making trips less enjoyable for their sons and daughters.

• Stay in (digital) touch. Thanks to social media, parents no longer need to sit at home imagining what their wandering youngsters are doing in foreign countries.

When sending children on overseas trips, parents can purchase international service for their children’s phones so kids have access to social media websites and apps via their phones. Parents can then communicate with their children through such apps, asking kids to check in at the end of each day through direct messaging.

• Enroll youngsters in STEP. STEP, or the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program, is free to U.S. citizens and nationals. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, the service is invaluable to overseas travelers who, once enrolled, will receive important information about safety conditions from the embassy in their destination countries.

It also makes it easier for embassies to contact travelers in case of emergencies like natural disasters, civil unrest or family emergencies.

• Make copies of travel documents. Before teens head overseas, parents should make multiple copies of important travel documents, including passports, travel itineraries, travel reservations (i.e., flight, hotel, etc.), and any bank and/or credit cards teens will be using while overseas. This can help local authorities track travelers who have gone missing or help those travelers who have been victimized by thieves or criminals. Keep a copy of these documents at home and give teens a copy of each document to take with them as well.

• Document your teenager’s medical history, including medications. Parents no doubt know their children’s medical histories backwards and forwards, but teenagers may not be so familiar, and, even if they are, that familiarity won’t be too useful if kids are unconscious. Create a file that documents your child’s medical history, including all medications the child takes and any allergies he or she has, and make sure kids travel with it at all times.

Medical practitioners overseas will find this invaluable if they need to treat teens.

• Discuss safety and overseas laws.

Before kids head off, parents should have a lengthy discussion about safe travel and the importance of obeying laws in their destination countries. Make sure youngsters know to avoid walking alone at night and to resist strangers’ offers of food or drinks.

In addition, teenagers should abstain from consuming alcohol even if it’s legal for them to do so in their destination countries, as their low tolerance for alcohol can put them in precarious positions.

Overseas travel can change the lives of young people for the better. But parents of teens traveling abroad without parental supervision for the first time should work with their children to ensure they’re safe for the duration of their trips.

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Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Monroe 2-orleans BoCes Career and TeChniCal eduCaTion award winners

AssociAtion of cAreer And technicAl educAtion AdministrAtors (ActeA) AwArd The Association of Career and Technical Education Administrators awards one student enrolled in CTE at each BOCES for exemplary overall performance. The student is selected based upon his/her performance in the CTE class and outstanding leadership and dedication to CTE outside of the classroom. carley Jordan (Spencerport) Culinary Arts John B. BArry memoriAl AwArd John B. Barry was a Chrysler Motors dealer with over 25 years of service. Barry was instrumental in developing the automotive program at WEMOCO and served on the first Advisory Committee. This award is given to an outstanding student in the automotive program on behalf of the Kiwanis Club of Brockport. olivia leege (Northstar Christian Academy) Automotive Technology John m. dennis memoriAl scholArship The John M. Dennis scholarship fund was established in memory of a dedicated Monroe 2–Orleans BOCES retiree. This award honors a student who has demonstrated the ability to achieve his/her academic and career goals and possesses a strong work ethic.

The recipient can use this scholarship to financially assist entering the workforce and/ or education. carley Jordan (Spencerport) Culinary Arts

donAld f. And mAxine B. dAvison memoriAl scholArship The Donald F. and Maxine B. Davison family has dedicated a scholarship to be awarded to a graduating senior who has earned distinction and is pursuing full-time study in an accredited college, university or technical school. The scholarship will be awarded to students enrolled in the following programs: advertising design/multimedia, certified nurse assisting, or Engineering and Metal Fabrication Academy.

Ayana Gordon (Gates Chili) Certified Nurse Assisting stephanie Knudsen (Gates Chili) Advertising Design/Multimedia sapphire lumley (Gates Chili) Certified Nurse Assisting megan sweeney (Churchville-Chili) Engineering and Metal Fabrication Academy cAmeron B. estes memoriAl AwArd The Cameron B. Estes Award recognizes a student who is cognizant that the proper use of leisure time takes as much careful and thoughtful planning and preparation as does a career, and that effective use of leisure time can provide individuals with the opportunity to make a significant contribution to their communities, their families and to themselves. cecillia Gangemi (Gates Chili) Cosmetology

ferris GoodridGe AuxiliAry AwArd The Ferris Goodridge Auxiliary Award is presented to a senior student who is pursuing a career in nursing. The student must display commitment, initiative, responsibility and competency in the field of nursing.

In order to be considered for this award, the student must be accepted into a college-level nursing program. sapphire lumley (Gates Chili) Certified Nurse Assisting the John d. KlocK scholArship John D. Klock served the school districts of Monroe 2–Orleans BOCES as a board member for 28 years including 15 years as a member of the BOCES board. His legacy to education continues today with his generous gift of a scholarship fund to benefit students pursuing career and technical education. patrick o’toole (Greece) Carpentry mAhAney weldinG And miller electric weldinG scholArship This $2,500 scholarship is awarded to a local BOCES student pursuing a career in welding fabrication. megan sweeney (Churchville-Chili) Engineering and Metal Fabrication Academy

romold, inc. scholArship ROMOLD has dedicated a $500 scholarship awarded to a student in the Engineering and Fabrication Academy program who is a hard-working, committed student who is choosing manufacturing as a career.

Jeremy Browe (Kendall) Engineering and Metal Fabrication Academy the victor And JAnet sAlitAn scholArship Victor Salitan served for 30 years as a school district attorney for several school districts including Monroe 2–Orleans BOCES for approximately 16 years. In 1980, the Victor Salitan Fund was established at the Rochester Area Foundation. This gift is held by the foundation as an endowment designated to benefit BOCES 2. paola serrano (Greece) Cosmetology wemoco student of the yeAr This honor is bestowed to a career and technical education student who is completing his/her CTE program and demonstrates the highest levels on the following criteria: leadership, community service and classroom/academic achievement.

Jeremy Browe (Kendall) Engineering and Metal Fabrication Academy

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Ayana Gordon

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Monroe 2-orleans BoCes award winners mAKe All the difference scholArship The Monroe 2–Orleans BOCES Educational Foundation established the Make All the Difference Scholarships. These scholarships were created to assist current or past graduates of non-traditional programs. The scholarships are intended to help students in meeting their financial need and can be applied toward support services, specialized equipment, transportation, tuition or supplies, or another documented need. Donations to support future Make All the Difference student scholarships can be sent to the Monroe 2–Orleans Educational Foundation, P.O. Box 495, Spencerport, NY 14559. patrick Bower (Greece) Make All the Difference LaBella Associates Scholarship Joseph cavallaro (Hilton) Make All the Difference Scholarship Ayana Gordon (Gates Chili) Make All the Difference Scholarship outstAndinG senior One senior from each high school in Monroe County is selected by their superintendent for the Outstanding Senior honor based upon their scholarship, service and character. The student is recognized at the Monroe County Council of School Superintendents’ Dr. Michael C. O’Laughlin Outstanding Senior Recognition Dinner. makayla ferguson Churchville-Chili

Jonathan Jobes (Gates Chili) Make All the Difference Scholarship carly Jordan (Spencerport) Make All the Difference Aramark Scholarship Joshua lein (Brockport) Make All the Difference Gerald Hochreiter Scholarship

Garrett lisowski (Churchville-Chili) Make All the Difference Scholarship sapphire lumley (Gates Chili) Make All the Difference Scholarship tyler mitchell (Spencerport) Make All the Difference Aramark Scholarship mark morrison ii (Gates Chili) Make All the Difference Harris Beach PLLC Scholarship parker palmer (Gates Chili) Make All the Difference Scholarship Jillian palmer (Spencerport) Make All the Difference Scholarship

paola serrano (Greece) Make All the Difference Rochester West Central Kiwanis Scholarship Austin susa (Gates Chili) Make All the Difference Scholarship megan sweeney (Churchville-Chili) Make All the Difference Campus Construction Scholarship tyler white (Churchville-Chili) Make All the Difference Scholarship Anthony wilson (Gates Chili) Make All the Difference Scholarship

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Salutes 2017-18 Students CTE students inducted into the National Technical Honor Society Eight students were inducted into the WEMOCO Chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) on May 17. To be a member of NTHS, a student must have a 90 or above average, an excellent attendance record, a CTE teacher recommendation and be graduating with a local, Regents or Regents with Distinction diploma. The students must adhere to the seven tenets of the NTHS: skill, honesty, service, responsibility, scholarship, citizenship and leadership.

The following students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society: Makayla Coleman (Churchville-Chili), Joshua Conrad (Churchville-Chili), Carrighan Dalle (Hilton), Lauren Lintz (Churchville-Chili), Christopher Messmer (Gates Chili), Aubrey Metzger (Hilton), Mark Morrison II (Gates Chili), Chad Yuna (Greece).

Westside Academy Graduation at BOCES 2

Westside Academy celebrated graduation with laughter and tears, as their seniors prepared to step into the future. Each of the eleven grads made a unique, irreplaceable contribution to the school, and all will be missed. Westside Academy Graduates, (l-r): Evelyn Odell (Churchville-Chili), Brian James Gay (Brockport), Kara M. Hart (Brockport), Austin D. Buchiere (Brockport), Gabriel Collalto (Wheatland Chili), Simone Haywood (Churchville-Chili), Gabriella Mesiti (Churchville-Chili), Angelo J. Ciulla (Churchville-Chili), Alexia Monroe (Gates Chili). Not present: Deacon R. Diederich (Gates Chili) and Geniya Genae Strickland (Gates Chili).

Project SEARCH Celebration

Eight students were honored for completing Project SEARCH, a partnership between Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES, the University of Rochester Medical Center and Arc of Monroe. Back l-r: Carolyn Fowler (Arc of Monroe), Johnny Tran (Spencerport), Jimmy Tran (Spencerport), Christian Sommerfeldt (RushHenrietta) Front row l-r: Jailene Navarro (Arc of Monroe), Noah Kaforey (Hilton), Joanna Taylor (Spencerport), John Lemen (Churchville-Chili).

Department for Exceptional Children celebrates at Moving On Ceremony

Nine students were honored at the 2018 Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Department for Exceptional Children’s Moving On ceremony. Back row l-r: Hannah Kelsey (East Irondequoit), Marc Carrasquillo (RCSD), Aiden Clere (Gates Chili), Maris Goodman (Churchville-Chili) Front row l-r: Britney Read (Hilton), Emma Rossiter (RCSD), Emily Marello (Greece), Madelyn Lindeman (Churchville-Chili), Anna Kostarellis for Melody Kostarellis (ChurchvilleChili).

BELL Program Honoree

The Bridge to Earning, Learning and Living Program (BELL) celebrated its graduates in May, including BOCES 2 student Michael Vargas (East Irondequoit). The program is a collaboration between Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES, Roberts Wesleyan College and CP Rochester. Vargas is photographed with (l-r) BOCES 2 Board President Dennis Laba, BOCES 2 Department for Exceptional Children Supervisor Nicole Littlewood, BOCES 2 District Superintendent Jo Anne Antonacci and BOCES 2 Assistant Superintendent for Instructional Programs Timothy Dobbertin.

Congratulations graduates We wish you success in all you do.

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Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Career and Technical Education Class of 2018 Brockport Central School District Ian Allen, Cody Anders, Aidan Andrews, James Atkins IV, Zackary Beach, Brennen Bock, Perseus Brown, Jacob Buirch, Mark Burgess, Alexa Chaney, Manuel Colon, Nickolas Daszczyszak, Rylan Donovan, Steven Everhart, Luke Gerow, Dakota Gilbert, Abigail Gurgel, Cyad Heckman, Alexander Henion, Christian Hoage, Josiah Honan, Peter Howlett, Joseph Jacque, Tyler Kinney-Montesano, Jonathan Kozlyuk, James Laing, Joshua Lein, Andre Leno, Jonathan Litto, Gabriella LoGiudice, Owen Lusk, Owen Manchester, Dialyz Marcano, Antonio Marvin, Grace McGinnity, Cody McGraw, Raymond Modzel, Ella Mohney, Nicholas Nenni, Julia Pacitto, Dominic Passafiume, Elijah Paul, Jalen Prior, Matthew Pye, David Redick, Rory Reis, Chance Reynolds, Tyler Schucker, Andrew Sheffer, James Shepherd-Hampton, Tucker Sutphen, Dominic Teegarden, Adam Tobey, Samantha VanOstrand, Samuel Veilleux, Vincent Voegtle, Gavin Vogel, Skylar Warner, Rachael Willgens, Niya Williams, Daniel Yaeger Churchville-Chili Central School District Christopher Annucci, Fleur Bisou Baird, Nicholas Brown, Cheyanne Callaghan, Zachary Camacho, Malaysia Carter, Makayla Coleman, Joshua Conrad, Christopher Cullen, Angelina DeFrank, Zarah Disidoro, Austin Eckrich, Mallory Featherman, Joseph Flanders, Jacob Gath, Alexander Hare, Jocelyn Hernandez, Cameron Holler, Trevor Johnson, Kyleigh Kilbury, Alyssa Klingenberger, Kelsey Lathrop, Shaina Lehman, Maxwell Leisenring, Halie Lenhard, Lauren Lintz, Garrett Lisowski, Jacob Loewke, Jason Lowey, Kyle Lynch, Dae’mon Mack, Lashanna Major, Annaleise Marcille, Gianna Melino, Seth Memelo, Joseph Otto, Kobe Pfohl, Brianna Pino, Gavin Podlaski, Ian Popp, Aaron Preston, Zachery Richards, Jared Rose, Steven Schreiber, Julia Scuderi, James Seeman, Joshua Standhart, Megan Sweeney, Ryan Thomas, Colin Trudeau, Alyssa Walrath, Austin Werner, Tyler White, Michelle Williams Gates Chili Central School District Ciana Abbazia, Sydney Aguglia, Lisandro Aguilar, Katelynn Audin, Muhammad Bargouthi, Mykia Binion, Jenna Carlson, Elliot Conderman, Alaina DeCamella, David DeGroat, Rikkia Dickerson, Nina Dowd-Ciaramaglia, Zachery Felmlee, Cecillia Gangemi, Michael Garcia, Savana Gifford, Jamie Goole, Ayana Gordon, Kennedy Gormel, Adam Haines, Joshua Hutton Jr, Jonathan Jobes, Na’Quan Joiner, Allen Kafton, Stephanie Knudsen, Christian Kohls, Ashley Ludolph, Sapphire Lumley, Dre’Shaun Lundy, Adehel Machado Rodriguez, Yazae’ Maldonado, Aliyah Marvin, Daniel Mathis, Anthony McClarrie-Hofstra, Christopher Messmer, Alyssa Miller, Caitlyn Morabito, Mark Morrison II, Museveni Niyonsaba, Emma O’Donnell, Noah Patterson, Arianna Perotti, Leeann Poodry, Somia Randall, Dakota Robertson, Alexandrue Rotmans, Brooke Sage, R. DeAngelo Santos, Gianna Stendardo, Ivan Sylver, Diamond Thomas, Liam Thompson, Brandon Volkmar, Anthony Wilson

Greece Central School District David Allen, Christian Amadio, Philip Ardillo, Zachary Balcom, Christopher Blanda, Briona Bojinoff, Asiona Bouie, Olivia Bray, Kiersten Butler, Ryan Buttino, Charles Cannioto, Kevin Canton, Desteni Castillo, Gerald Caswell, Vantasia Cato, Tyvone Chandler, Amari Charles, Emily Clark, Taylor Coleman, Chad Compson, Dominic Conciatori, Ethan Costello, Robert Cousins, Josiah Crouse, Tyler Culian, Ziah Davidson, Theresa Davis, Anyela De La Rosa Jimenez, Jason Dickerson-Ritenburg, Jacob Dimora, James Dimora, William Donofrio, Tajae Fryer, Chyanna Galland, Frank Gesell, Salvatore Granata, Morgan Hall, Cazim Hamzic, Anthony Hayslip, Jacob Heberger, Michael Hernandez, Erika Hughes, Stacie Hunt, Kristina Kazaritski, Austin King, Madison Krenzer, Julia Labar, Nisha Larkins, Olivia Leege, Crystal Louth, Emily Lovall, Mitchell Lucisano, Tachone Lutterodt, Zachary Maier, Raymond Mannhardt, Jayden McBride, Mark McDonald, My’Aziah McKenzie, William McNally, Emily Mejia, Mackenzie Miles, David Minisce, Katie Moore, Myah Mourgides, Jamesha Nesmith, Jason O’Buck, Taya O’Connor, Tyler O’Neal, Patrick O’Toole, Elvis Pagan, Olivia Pellegrino, Spencer Price, Ceaira Ranney, David Ransom, Jairus Rashad, Rebecca Robare, David Safford, Danthia Santana, Andres Serrano, Paola Serrano, Jayden Skeen-Foss, Blane Slater, Ajla Smajlovic, Joshua Smythe, Kaitlyn Stanek, Adelisa Stenaklic, Lukas Switzer, Jacob Tomczak, Arelys Torres Aguirre, Emily Tran, Nicole Tumia, Jesse Underwood, Michael Valle, Jake Van Wuyckhuyse, Anastasia Vechorko, Brianna Vega, Arthur Visconte, Cameron Webb, Leo Webb, Madeline White, Ashley Wilkins, Jack Willmart, Brendan Wilson, Brandon Wilson-Rotmans, Michael Witmer, Paige Witmer, Jacob Wozniak, Christopher Wunch, Tyler Wyman, Chad Yuna, Madison Zelasko Hilton Central School District Alyssa Aspenleiter, Codey Bailey, Tyler Basile, William Boula, Jenna Brescia, Shianna Brisson, John Cavallaro, Joseph Cavallaro, Samantha Christy, Mitchell Comfort, Maeve Connorton, Jacob Crossan, Carrighan Dalle, Anthony Dibble, Jayden Dillenbeck, Jenna DiNato, Kaitlyn Donahue, Marissa Florio, Troy French, Caleb Fridd, Hunter Genrich, Jacob Gerwitz, Mackenzie Gerwitz, Alexis Giuliano, Carrisa Green, Mark Greene, Reilly Griffin, Jenna Haude, Samantha Hess, Carolyn Hilburger, Chloe Hyatt, Robert Jaus, Shannon Keenan, Samuel Lana Jr, Ashleigh Laske, Tatyana Maisonave, Dominic Marcello, Aubrey Metzger, Samantha Minnehan, Michael Monagas, Brandon O’Brien, Mackenzie Pandina, Tyler Pickett, Thomas Podgers, Austin Prince, Sunni-Jo Remillard, Destany Rivera, Michael Rogowski, Emily Russell, Jaedalyn Russell, Derek Ryan, Siena Saluzzo, Nicole Sarlo, Tucker Seablom, Jennifer Solow, Ema Stadtmiller, Dakota Stanley, Haven Tower, Shawn VanGraafeiland, Katelynn Veomett, Mary VerWulst, Samantha Wilmier, Jayme Young

Holley Central School District Patrick Bower, Paige Brimacomb, Briana Colucci, Garrett Farrow, Braden Ferranti, Delilah Grathouse, Kyle Ierlan, Corbin Kamm, Sarah Kau, Emma Kennedy, Samuel Lammes, Jacob Lutz, Dalton Major, Alyssa McDowell, Juan Mendez, Rachel Miconi, Alexis Milazzo, Michael Passarell, Daniel Roe Jr, Noah Shipe, Brendan Stevens, Anthony Tomassetti, Sierra Verhagen, Brandy Walker, Kayla Wilson Kendall Central School District Jeremy Browe, Alycia Davenport, Haley Gay, Austin Kuhn, Andrew Kupferschmid, Stefan Odalovic, John Ramsdell, Alec Reed, Joseph Smith, Dylan Spellan, Andrea Villalobos, Payton Walters Spencerport Central School District Brandon Bankes, Hunter Bates, Keith Bedford Jr, Salvatore Bianchi, Nicholas Blowers, Nicholas Buonemani, Katelyn Buscetto, James Curthoys, Tyler Daniels, Geoffrey DeCoste, Alexis Dzus, Jayton Eve, Tori Giannavola, Victoria Glavas, Ian Hanley, Clarissa Heyward, Kyle Hodge, Carley Jordan, Riley Kane, Jonathan King, Jeremy Marasco, Nathaniel Miller, Tyler Mitchell, Jordan Monsees, Selena Oquendo, Tyler Pabis, Veingmany Phengsomphane, Ellie Proctor, Jon Rivera, Dale Rodriguez, Quatear Schenck, Connor Schmid, Tyler Schranck, Alexes Snow, Evan Spencer, Saige Stuber, Justis Vargas-Stephens, Charles Vorndran, Elizabeth Wind, Avalon Yorio, Marissa Zarpentine Wheatland-Chili Central School District Destiny Brumfield, Dominic Ferro, Corey Ingham, Daniel Rollo Additional Students Completing CTE Programs Michael Biletskiy, Ta’Je Cassevoy, Walter Fuller Jr, Elizabeth Hassett, Zachary Hick, Shai’mare Hill, J Jones, James Kane, Hannah Kelsey, Sachalee Lucret, Alex Miranda, Greg Morton, Donald O’Leary IV, Trinahtye Prior, De’Aujahnae Reese, Raymond Scioria III, Noah Stumpf, Corey Thurman, Ronald Williams

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2017-2018...It Was A Very Good Year...At Churchville-Chili High School Churchville-Chili Class of 2018 Top 10 Seniors

MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENTS

Meet our Top Ten Seniors: (Front, l-r) Ashley Ali, #10; Quinn Metcalfe, #5; Ashley Stafford, #9; Hannah Sheehan, Valedictorian; Emily Morgan, #4. (Back, l-r) Andrew Huffer, #8; Connor Wooding, Salutatorian; Connor Wilson, #6; Thomas Lampanaro, #3; Logan Waldorfer, #7.

SENIOR STUDENT-ATHLETE AWARDS Athlete of the Year Skylar Burgess Eric Lewis Academic Athlete of the Year Carley Murphy Connor Wooding Career Athlete Award Haley Arguien Brandon Crist

Thomas Finucane Memorial Scholarship Varsity Golf – Kobe Pathammavong Senior Softball – Jessica Ficarella Ambassador Award Molley Alessi Zachary Cullen Andrea Kofahl Award Quinn Metcalfe

DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS ART Excellence in Art Awards Quinn Metcalfe Taylor O’Connor Rhiannon Schmale Alyson Spallina Rebekah Thomas Cassidy Wiesmore

BUSINESS Wall Street Award Gina Carpino Maria Hermanson Top Executive Award Gabrielle Batz Matthew Manley Fortune 500 Award Katelyn Lessar Hannah Rugelis

TECHNOLOGY Civil Engineering & Architecture Award Sydnie Brown Building Trades Award Anthony Gelsomino

ENGLISH English Achievement Awards Haley Arguien Sydnie Brown Austin Martinez Julia Muller Kacie Turton Shakespeare Award Hannah Sheehan

FOREIGN LANGUAGE Foreign Language Achievement Award Cecelia Allchin Jessica Pukos Ashley Stafford Angela Sushko

MATHEMATICS Descartes Award Marten Kimble Alex Voglewede Newton Award Ashley Ali Thomas Lampanaro Connor Wilson Hoff Award Connor Wooding Einstein Award Hannah Sheehan

MUSIC Music Department Awards Gabriel Algarin Helena Buttons Shelby Ennis Andrew Huffer Jacob Kuhlkin John Larson Madelyn Motsay Julia Muller Jessica Piper Abigail Post Elizabeth Ruhland Caitlyn Stair Jaylah Wilson Donald Woodard

James B. Francis, Jr. Memorial Award Kyilee Quayle Connor Wooding Mason E. Stacey Memorial Dennis Swetz James E. Widener Athletic Scholarship Payton Gleason Jenna Prewasnicak James Latona Baseball Memorial Scholarship Ryan Demitrovic Sports Booster Perseverance Award Michael DiFlorio Michaela Temperato 3-Sport Athletes Cecelia Allchin – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Haley Arguien – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Andrew Boway – Soccer, Indoor Track, Track & Field Skylar Burgess – Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse Peter Fatouros – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field

Bob Moog Award Peter Fatouros Joshua Fry Jason Lowey

PHYSICAL EDUCATION/HEALTH Daniel Myslivecek Award Cecelia Allchin Meagan Bader Zachary Cullen Christopher Lewis Madalyn Mostsay Taylor O’Connor Alex Voglewede Tyler Wittman Dance Award Meghan Guzda Dineen Vogler

SCIENCE

Braden Alessi Molly Alessi Ashley Ali Cecelia Allchin Jordan Alves Haley Arguien Megan Bader Ellise Blake Aaron Blondale Sydnie Brown Helena Buttons

Haley Butts Gina Carpino Caitlyn Casey Isabella Colon Sarah Cona Teresa Cona Morgan Curtyo Gabriella D’Ambrosio Marissa DeFranco Shelby Ennis

Jay Alexander Memorial Award Gabrielle Batz Maria Hermanson Hannah Rugelis

Dean B. Arlidge Award Andrew Huffer

AP Biology Quinn Metcalfe

John P. Casey Memorial Award Ryan Demitrovic Kianna Jackson

Social Studies Department Awards Samantha Ariola Sydnie Brown Michael DiFlorio Ashley Stafford Angela Sushko Colin Trudeau

Chili Lions Club Award Ashley Stafford Churchville Lions Club Memorial Award Zebedee Blank Churchville-Chili Leo Club Award Haley Arguien Gretta Kolmer Alex Voglewede Ronald Cicero Music Scholarship Award Shelby Ennis

Carl Rogers Psychology Award Meghan Guzda

C.C.E.A Scholarship Micaela Moretto

William James Psychology Award Jenna Prewasnicak

Churchville-Chili Monroe County Math League MVP Award Thomas Lamparano

Congrats Grads!

Peter Fatouros Emma Flaherty Joshua Fry Anthony Gelsomino Meghan Guzda Maria Hermanson Jocelyn Hernandez Andrew Huffer Lina Huynh Brendan Kehl Martin Kimble

Gretta Kolmer Amy La Thomas Lampanaro Jason Lowey Ashley Mack Eliza Mance Austin Martinez Nia McDonald Gianna Melino Quinn Metcalfe

Emily Morgan Julia Muller Carley Murphy Vincent Orologio Joseph Otto Brianna Pino Jenna Prewasnicak Jessica Pukos Chiara Rota Hannah Rugelis Elizabeth Ruhland

Jon Sanfratello Morgan Santangelo Abigail Sauer Hannah Sheehan Jonathan Skuza Alyson Spallina Ashley Stafford Zachary Steigerwald Lauren Stevens Angela Sushko Megan Sweeney

Dennis Swetz Casey Turton Alex Voglewede Gialinh Vu Logan Waldorfer Madison Warax Michelle Williams Connor Wilson Connor Wooding

SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY AWARDS

AP Physics Award Connor Wooding

SOCIAL STUDIES

Lee Cup Award – Selected by faculty and staff vote, this award honors the senior boy judged the most outstanding in citizenship, scholarship, leadership, character, responsibility and service.

The recipient receives a medal and an engraved paperweight, and his name is engraved on the Lee Cup. Jon Sanfratello

ACADEMIC HONORS

American Legion Award Quinn Metcalfe

Natural Science Award Colin Trudeau Angel Ward

Faculty Cup Award – Selected by faculty and staff vote, this award honors the senior girl judged the most outstanding in citizenship, scholarship, leadership, character, responsibility and service.

The recipient receives a medal and an engraved paperweight, and her name is engraved on the Faculty Cup. Elena Greco

Students that received Highest Honor Roll for 1st three quarters

AP Chemistry Award Emily Morgan

Physics Award Joshua Fry Jonathan Skuza

Emma Flaherty – Swimming, Indoor Track, Track & Field Payton Gleason – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Lina Huynh – Indoor Track, Track & Field, Unified Basketball Eric Lewis – Football, Basketball, Track & Field Quinn Metcalfe – Cross Country, Ice Hockey, Track & Field Justin Micillo – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Kyilee Quayle – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Elizabeth Ruhland – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Joseph Schmitz – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Logan Waldorfer – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Cassidy Wiesmore – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field Meredith Woo – Soccer, Indoor Track, Lacrosse Connor Wooding – Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track & Field

Superintendent’s Outstanding Senior Award – given to a senior who has strong academic achievement, character, citizenship, leadership, participation and responsibility. This student is a positive example to peers and has been chosen by Churchville-Chili Central School District Superintendent Lori Orologio.

Sydnie Brown

David Raymond Coates Award Austin Zinkiewicz

Future Educators Club Award Maria Esposito

John E. and Alice R. Cornell Scholarship Gretta Kolmer

Gates-Chili Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Award Katelyn Lessar

County Executive’s Community Awards Jessica Ficarella Alex Voglewede

Greater Churchville-Riga Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Award Gabrielle Batz Payton Gleason

D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Jordan Alves

Independent Order of Oddfellows – Humboldt Lodge #138 Scholarship Molly Alessi Abigail Post

Donald F. and Maxine B. Davison Foundation Scholarship Braden Alessi Sydnie Brown Shelby Ennis Elena Greco Thomas Lampanaro Rebecca Morgan Carley Murphy Jon Sanfratello Entrepreneur Award Amy La Jenifer Lalnunkimi Rebecca Morgan Ajah Stokes Elizabeth Storm Isabella Vargas Gialinh Vu Entrepreneur Manager’s Award Sydnie Brown Elena Greco

Nancy L. Karnischky Award Claire Wergin Andrea Kofahl Memorial Scholarship Award Alex Voglewede Meaningful Involvement Brendan Capizzi Janelle Max Micaela Moretto Carley Murphy Mary Ann Lowden Award Jessica Pukos Lynd Award Jenna Prewasnicak Make All the Difference Scholarship Garrett Lisowski Megan Sweeney Tyler White

Daniel W. Myslivecek Community Service Scholarship Meagan Bader New York State Comptroller Achievement Award Helena Buttons Dexter Perkins Award Michael DiFlorio Bridget Kate Publicover Scholarship Quinn Metcalfe Pearl B. Redfern Scholarship Maria Esposito Senior Citizens of Riga (SCOR) Award Hannah Sheehan Donald Woodard Sons of the American Revolution Alexander Millener Good Citizens Award John Larson Triple “C” Award Jordan Alves Vincent Orologio Zoe Alexis Vargo Memorial Scholarship Carley Murphy Harold W. Way Scholarship Award Emma Flaherty Wegmans Scholarship Gina Carpino Haley Preston

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Churchville-Chili High School Candidates for Graduation Alexia Acton, Maddison Akins, Braden Alessi, Molly Alessi, Gabriel Algarin, Ashley Ali, Cecelia Allchin, Ian Allison, Jordan Alves, Kimberly Andolora

Jacob Deppe, Hunter DeSimone, Bryson Desrochers Grimes, Paul Dick, Adam Dietrich, Michael DiFlorio, Sarah DiGaetano, Rachelle-Maria Dillio, Kimberly Dimino, Zarah Disidoro

Francesca Anello, Christopher Annucci, Patrick Appleby, Amanda Archer, Haley Arguien, Samantha Ariola, Connor Atwell, Meagan Bader, Matthew Bailey, Fleur-Bisou Baird

Madison Dowd, Austin Eckrich, Shelby Ennis, Maria Esposito, Peter Fatouros, Mallory Featherman, Jacob Fellows, Makayla Ferguson, Jessica Ficarella, Emma Flaherty

Ariyana Barr, Gabrielle Batz, Brenna Bell, Jamar Bevel, Gia Bianco, Ellise Blake, Zebedee Blank, Jared Blaszyk, Aaron Blondale

Joseph Flanders, Joshua Forbes, Ryan Fregoe, Alex Fregoe, Zackary French-Hale, Joshua Fry, Kate Gaffney, Anthony Gelsomino III, Kristina Giancursio, Shane Glazier

Tessa Brady, Ethan Branch, Tanner Brightman, Ashley Brink, Fabian Brinski-Warot, Cory Brock, Nicholas Brown, Quiara Brown, Sydnie Brown

Payton Gleason, Peter Gonzales, Jacob Goulart, Elena Greco, Merton Gruendike, Ryan Guerin, Meghan Guzda, Kalila Halsey, Alexander Hare

Jacob Buck, Skylar Burgess, Helena Buttons, Haley Butts, Cheyanne Callaghan, Brendan Capizzi, Mikayla Caporale, Gina Carpino, Caitlyn Casey, Navia Castel

Valeri Harrington, Chyanne Harrison, Rebecca Hartman, Alison Hassett, Simone Haywood, Nathan Henry, Maria Hermanson, Jocelyn Hernandez, Justin Hill, Cameron Holler

Coral Catalina, Joseph Charnley, Teerada Chen, Patrick Cirri-Eklund, Angelo Ciulla, Leeann Cliff, Trenton Clingerman, Victoria Cobb, Amber Coia, Makayla Coleman

Andrew Hoock, Beaureguard Hoover, Mathias Horvath, Andrew Huffer, Harry Hunt, Joshua Huyck, Lina Huynh, Kianna Jackson, Alex Jaramillo, Madison Jefferson

Isabella Colón, Sarah Cona, Teresa Cona, Joshua Conrad, Amari Conyers, Brandon Cramer, Brandon Crist, Jessica Cruz, Christopher Cullen, Lillian Cullen

Brendan Kehl, Mishaila Kelly, Marten Kimble, Shaquez King, Alyssa Klingenberger, Gretta Kolmer, Stephanie Kozloski, Aleksandar Krstevski, Emily Kuhlkin, Jacob Kuhlkin

Zachary Cullen, Connor Curley, Andrew Curtin, Joseph Curtis, Morgan Curyto, Gabriella D’Ambrosio, Jacob Dedie, Marissa DeFranco, Angelina DeFrank, Ryan Demitrovic

Amy La, Nina Lacey, Jenifer Lalnunkimi, Hunter LaMere, Thomas Lampanaro, Jacob Landean, John Larson, Kelsey Lathrop, Ryanne Leeson, Shaina Lehman

Congratulations Class Of 2018 from Tim Barnard - Class of 2005 Andy Barnard - Class of ‘81 Allyn Barnard - Class of ‘76 and all of us at JIM BARNARD CHEVROLET 7101 Buffalo Road 293-2120 Our Best Wishes To The Entire Graduating Class Of 2018.

A Special Congratulations to our granddaughter Coral Catalina.

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Churchville-Chili High School Candidates for Graduation Maxwell Leisenring, Halie Lenhard, Katelyn Lessar, Madelyn Lessar, Noah Letizia, Christopher Lewis, Eric Lewis, Nathan Liberti, Alexander Lidge, Tyler Lincoln Lauren Lintz, Garrett Lisowski, Nathan Lockwood, Jacob Loewke, Zaqariah Lowell, Jason Lowey, Jonathan Lubes, Kyle Lynch, Benjamin Lyon, Jonathan Lyon Nurah Maali, Ashley Mack, Dae’mon Mack, Daniel Maira, Michael Maira, Lashanna Major, Tiffany Malone, Eliza Mance, Matthew Manley, Madelyn Marsh Austin Martinez, Janelle Max, Nia McDonald, Gianna Melino, Seth Memelo, Gabriella Mesiti, Sarah Messinger, Quinn Metcalfe, Justin Micillo, Amber Moll Micaela Moretto, Emily Morgan, Rebecca Morgan, Madalyn Motsay, Michael Mule Jr., Julia Muller, Carley Murphy, Armando Muscianese, Taylor O’Connor, Evelyn Odell Christopher Olix, Zachary Olsen, Shane O’Neill, Austin Orengo, Kalyssa Ormsby, Vincent Orologio, Ciara Ortiz, Vanessa Ortiz, Madyson Osborne Joseph Otto, Tyler Passamonte, Kobe Pathammavong, Blaine Pawlaczyk, Alexis Petisi, Salvatore Petrella, Kobe Pfohl, Phuong Pham, Brianna Pino, Jessica Piper Jesse Pitoni, Gavin Podlaski, Allison Polito, Abigail Post, Michael Pothaczky, Aaron Preston, Haley Preston, Jenna Prewasnicak, Luca Prisco, Jessica Pukos Kyilee Quayle, Ian Quinn, Qualiq Ragland, AshleyMarie Ranzenbach, Haris Razak, Tyler Regelsberger, Samuel Rende, Peyton Reusch, Zachery Richards Anthony Riggio, Nicholas Rivers, Alexis Rodgers, Jared Rose, Chiara Rota, Hannah Rugelis, Elizabeth Ruhland, Ryan Rupp, Alyssa Sanchez

Congratulations Class Of 2018!

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Franchesca Sanchez Lupiani, Jon Sanfratello, Morgan Santangelo, Abigail Sauer, Jesse Scarpulla, Elisha Scharett, Rhiannon Schmale, Joseph Schmitz, Steven Schreiber, Julia Scuderi

Kacie Turton, Christina Valoshka, Isabella Vargas, Hannah Varlan, Anna Vernick, Christian Vieira, Dineen Vogler, Alex Voglewede, Gialinh Vu, Logan Waldorfer

James Seeman, Hannah Sheehan, Paige Shipley, Cameron Shuman, Ayanna Simmons, Jacob Sisk, Kayla Skillo, Jonathan Skuza, Sage Smith

Garrett Walker, Hanna Wallace, Alyssa Walrath, Madison Warax, Angel Ward, Victoria Waud, Nathaniel Weezorak, Claire Wergin, Austin Werner, Ellesandra White

Trent Smith, Joshua Sovereign, Alyson Spallina, Tyler St Denis, Ashley Stafford, Caitlyn Stair, Joshua Standhart, Sebastian Steigerwald, Zachary Steigerwald, Alyana Stevens Lauren Stevens, Mikayla Stewart, Ajah Stokes, Elizabeth Storm, Jonah Strong, Angela Sushko, Nathan Swanson, Megan Sweeney, Dennis Swetz, Kylie Taladay Michaela Temperato, Ryan TerHaar, Anthony Terrana, Rachael Thomas, Rebekah Thomas, Ryan Thomas, Anthony Tisdale, Analys Torres, Katelyn Tran, Colin Trudeau

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We wish you the best of luck as you pursue your goals!

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Tyler White, Cassidy Wiesmore, Kyle Wiesmore, Robert Wilkie, Michelle Williams, Justin Williamson, Connor Wilson, Jaylah Wilson, Madeline Wilson, Corey Wims Tyler Wittman, Allison Woeller, Meredith Woo, Donald Woodard, Connor Wooding, Daniel Yu, Corey Yunker, Parker Zah, Austin Zinkiewicz.

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Byron-Bergen High School Candidates for Graduation Jerra Amesbury, Larissa Ashton, James Boughton, Chandler Bow, Jonah Bower, Jennifer Brew, Alyssa Brown, Megan Brown, Cameron Brumsted, Catherine Brumsted Lauren Burke, Jacob Burlingame, Joshua Bush, Katlyn Buzzell, Joshua Cargill, Chandler Carney, Sergio Castaneda Trejo Jr., Benjamin Chaback, Kylar Chambry, Quinn Chapell Cynthia Clay, Noah Davis, Shayla Dearring, Brionna DeMichel, Jean Denson, Jessica Fleming, Mason Fuller, Morgan Fuller, Margaret Graney, Ethan Green Noah Gunther, Edgardo Guzman Jr., Riley Hammon, Justin Hannan, Tyler Henry, Alyssa Hing, Hayley Hoehn, Brian Ireland, Daniel Jensen, Brendon Kendall William Kennett Jr., Michael Khomitch, Nathan Knickerbocker, Brandon Kropf, Melanie Kulikowski, Benjamin Lathan, Jonathan Lathan, Brandon Lewis, Shaun LoVerdi, Peyton Mackey Anthony Maye, Paul McDermott Jr., Julia Menzie, Lily Mercovich, Dillon Montgomery, Jacob Morgante, Makenzie Muoio, Ryan Niemi, Joshua Phelps, Tiffany Rethlake Riley Sadler, Garrett Sando, Nicholas Schramm, Austin Sharpe, Cameron Shenk, Jerome Spinks, Robert Stevens II, Jonathan Stumpf, Daniel Stutzman, Ireland Sutton Adam Swapceinski, Colby Taylor, Leah Thompson, Chaderic Toal, Ninoshka Torres Acevedo, Daniel Turner, Dana VanValkenburg, Alexander Vereecken, Grady Wall, Catherine Weaver, Nicole Welka, Riley White, Esther Wilkins, Emma Wride.

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Byron-Bergen HigH ScHool

Class of 2018 Awards & Scholarships

This list includes special recognition awards presented to Byron-Bergen High School seniors at “Academic & Athletic Awards Night,” at the spring concerts, and the “Batavia Career and Technical Center Awards Night.”

(Awards and Scholarships given at graduation are not included here.)

“Academic & Athletic Awards Night”

Academic Varsity Letters William Johnson, Brian Ireland Daniel Jensen, Leah Thompson Academic Varsity Letters and Pins Jean Denson, Tyler Henry, Lily Mercovich Academic Varsity Pins Larissa Ashton, Lauren Burke, Benjamin Chaback, Margaret Graney, Dana VanValkenburg

Gary Liles Memorial Award Trophy

Lauren Burke

George H. Ball Community Achievement Award Mackenzie Rosse, Lydia Campbell, Wade Thompson, Brianna Shade, Hunter Leach The George Eastman Young Leaders Award Annaliese Hersom GVEP Skills USA State Champion Recognition Benjamin Bowman

Alfred University Kazuo Inamori Alfred Award Benjamin Bowman

Irving Green, Jr. Citizenship Award Michael Khomitch

Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award Adam Drake

Male Athlete of the Year

Bergen Historical Society Award Benjamin Chaback Brian R. Ivison Memorial Industrial Arts Award Benjamin Chaback Brian R. Ivison Memorial Wrestling Award Paul McDermott Jr. Byron-Bergen Comeback Award

Robert Stevens

The Byron-Bergen S.T.E.P. Booster Humanitarian Leadership Scholarship Benjamin Chaback Byron-Bergen Sports Booster Scholar Athlete Award Brendon Kendall, Dana VanValkenburg The Clarkson University High School Achievement Award Sabastian Pawlukewicz The Clarkson University High School Leadership Award

The Community All-Star Award Dana VanValkenburg

NYS Comptroller Achievement Award Shaun LoVerdi

Choral Award Mason Fuller, Esther Wilkins, Jerome Spinks

Paul Smith Memorial Wrestling Award Chaderic Toal

John Philip Sousa Award

The President’s Award for Educational Excellence Larissa Ashton, Lauren Burke, Benjamin Chaback, Jean Denson, Margaret Graney, Tyler Henry, Melanie Kulikowski, Lily Mercovich, Leah Thompson Principal’s Award

Brendon Kendall, Leah Gale, Annabella Vurraro, Nicholas Baubie, Grace Huhn, Kendall Phillips

The RIT Innovation & Creativity Award Jared Fregoe, Emma Goodman Justin Hannan

ROTC

Morgan Fuller

Firemen’s Association of the State of New York Dana VanValkenburg The Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award in Humanities and Social Sciences Leah Gale

Jacob Morgante

Scholar Program Awards Tyler Henry, Dana VanValkenburg The Stephanie Lynn Tooley Cheerleading Scholarship Superintendent’s Award

Makenzie Muoio Benjamin Chaback

US Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award Garrett Sando US Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Award for Joshua Phelps Musical Excellence US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award Quinn Chapell, Jared Fregoe Wanda L. MacVean English Recognition Award Lauren Burke William Cummings Award

Garrett Sando

Wells College 21st Century Leadership Award Erin Parnapy

Joshua Phelps

Most Improved Choral Award Alyssa Hing, Ninoshka Torres, Dana VanValkenburg, Daniel Jensen, Jacob Burlingame Singing Silhouette Section Leader Award Esther Wilkins Raymond E. Scott Choral Samaritan Award Jerome Spinks, Brian Ireland Robert Mannix Jazz Scholarship

William Johnson

The Rensselaer Medalist Award

Saint Michael’s Book Award for Academic Achievement & Social Science Emma Smith, Anthony DiQuattro

Female Athlete of the Year

Band & Chorus Achievement Award Jonah Bower, Jacob Burlingame, Mason Fuller, Edgardo Guzman, Brian Ireland, Joshua Phelps, Esther Wilkins

Byron-Bergen Musical Theater Award Jonah Bower, Mason Fuller, Esther Wilkins

Dawn Gruendike Memorial Award Benjamin Chaback

The Faculty Department Award Benjamin Chaback, Justine Bloom, Brendon Kendall, Jorie Strzelecki, Kendall Phillips, Wade Thompson, Mya-Lyn Albanese, Cynthia Clay, Rachel Best, Corden Zimmerman, Travis Lambert, Devon Zinter, Esther Wilkins, Lauren Burke, Grace Shepard, Elli Schelemanow, Alyssa Ball, Madison Burke, Zoey Shepard, Sadie Cook, Frank Hersom, Lydia Campbell, Morgan Fuller, Aleigha Shallenberger

The Band Award Margaret Graney, Benjamin Chaback, Shaun LoVerdi, James Boughton, Julia Menzie

Matthew Kota Memorial Medical Scholarship Dana VanValkenburg

Samuel Landis Wiant Golf Award

The Elmira College Key Awards Emma Goodman, Sarah Bleiler

“Spring Concerts”

Justin Hannan

Dartmouth Alumni Club Book Award William Johnson

Duane Streeter Memorial Award Dana VanValkenburg

Hunter Leach

Byron-Bergen Music Booster Scholarship Brionna DeMichel, Brian Ireland, Joshua Phelps, Esther Wilkins, Shaun LoVerdi

The RIT Computing Award Annaliese Hersom, William Johnson Hunter Leach

The Xerox Award for Innovation & Information Technology

Jacob Burlingame

Vince Zarcone Music Scholarship Brian Ireland, Mason Fuller

“Batavia Career and Technical Center Awards” AM Forestry Award

Ethan Green

Animal Science Grizzly Award

Cynthia Clay

Batavia Rod & Gun Club Memorial Scholarship Brandon Lewis Car Quest Auto Body Skills Award Matthew Lambert Jonathan Stumpf

Corfu Machine Award Dan Bender Award

James Roggow

Don Abramo Memorial Award

Garrett Sando

Home Depot Award

Dillon Montgomery Chandler Bow

Home Owner Award I.J. Radesi Memorial Award James P. Donnelly Award

Benjamin Lathan Cameron Brumsted

Outstanding Academic Achievement Award Nathan Knickerbocker Premier Genesee Award Roy H. Turnbull Memorial Award

Nicole Welka Kylar Chambry

Service & Dedication to NYS HOSA – Nicole Welka Region E Award

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Brockport High School Candidates for Graduation Enrique Antonio Alayon, Aaron Christopher Albrecht, Lindsay Patricia Allen, Yaumaris Amores-Aguiar, Cody Michael Anders, Aidan Andrews, Alec David Andrews, Johnny Arellano Jasso, James Atkins, Jacob T. Baase

Bailey Ganoung, Shay M. Gauthier, Brian James Gay, Luke Gerow, Ariana Victoria Gilbert, Dakota Gilbert, Benjamin Logan Gillett, Alyssa R. Gilzow, Natalie Mary Gluck

Ian Bailey, Isaac F. Barrett, Andrea Beadling, Colin Beadling, Tessa Grace Beaulieu, Autumn Beideck, Katlyn Belknap, Evelyn Belousov, Matthew J. Benedict, Emily J. Benson

Edward C. Gossling, Austin C. Gray, Brendon M. Grego, Cory M. Gross Jr., Annmarie Elizabeth Gruttadauro, Abigail Joan Gurgel, Andrew Douglas Harley, Camille E. Harrison, Kara Marie Hart, Cyad M. Heckman

Justin Paul Bissanti, Ashley Joy Blais, Mackenzie Blood, DanielleSue Brannon, Nicholas Brauch, Austin D. Buchiere, Jacob Buirch, James Byron, Mikayla Linanne Canham, Sophie Ann Carpenter

Trevon Helms, Ayanna Leigh Ann Herrold, Christian J. Hoage, Sarah E. Holcomb, Patrick Jarrett Holzschuh, Cameron N. Howard, Peter A. Howlett, Quinlan M. Ignaszak, Anajah Jackson, Joseph B. Jacque

Mackenzie A. Carter, Tracey M. Catalfamo, Dylan Champion, Jarrett C. Champion, Alexa R. Chaney, Jenna Charles, Mikhail Cherwonik, Brian Chmura, Ariana Bryanne Cleveland, Richard T. Colon Jr.

Amiya Lynn Johnson, Cooper J. Johnson, Brianna N. Judd, Jacob M. Jurhs, Jagger L. Kachmaryk, Ayden J. Kader, Bruce Zach Kane, Joshua Keenan, Brandon L. Kent, Katherine Elizabeth Kenward

Antonio Cooke, Morgan J. Costello, Alaina Mariah Craft, Justin A. Cremaldi, Neil Walenty Czerniak IV, Tiana R. D’Aries, Carson Daly, Leah Danielle Daly, Matthew Dambra, Charlie Bean Danielak

Zackery M. Kime, Tyler J. Kinney-Montesano, Nicholas D. Kline, Alina Kondratyeva, Cooper James Koneski, Jonathan Kozlyuk, Juliana M. Kreutzer, Michael J. Krueger, Lydia Anne LaDue

Nickolas Daszczyszak, Miquellia M. Dettman, Ines Diaz Puente, Melanie Dibble, Joel J. Donath, Rylan M. Donovan, John Francis Dowdell, Olivia Elizabeth Draper, Calum Dunbar, Taylor M. Edwards

James J. Laing, Zachary W. LaMere, Tori Lammes, Zachary Langelotti, Frank Anthony Lauricella, Benjamin John Leach, Gavin Leathersich, Joshua Roland Lein, Kali Letta

Zachary Thomas Egan, Regan Eldridge, Molly Michael Falkenstein, Brianna Morgan Ferrin, Troy J. Ferris, Gordon William Fisher, Daniel G. Foley, Preston A. Fowler, Michael James Connor Freida

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Brockport High School Candidates for Graduation Owen D. Manchester, Nzinga Marah, Dialyz Marie Marcano Delgado, Austin Marga, Nathan A. Marshall, Caroline E. Martin, James P. McAllister, Shamel T. McCoy, Grace M. McGinnity, Cody McGraw

Noah J. Schultz, Ashton James Scott, Demond Parrish Scriven Jr., Lillian Kate Sealy, Danyel Mary Shannon, Andrew R. Sheffer, Aaron P. Sheflin, James M. Shepherd-Hampton, Michael Frances Sidore, Clayton G. Sims

Ryan Patrick McKee, Ethan Trystan McPherson, Mackenzie Melohusky, Jordan K. Mendenhall, Emma Elisabeth Michels, Joshua M. Miller, Melina Mineti, Kayla M. Mosher, Kelsey L. Mosher, Holly R. Mundorff

Krystal Elizabeth Solis, Samantha Michelle Spagnola, Jakeb William Specht, Ethan David Stott, Janelle Stringer, Lilly Onalee Stroup, Tucker Kayne Sutphen, Jessica Opal Swalbach, Alyssa Tartaglia, Dennis Michael Taylor Jr.

Hannah N. Myers, Aleksandar Nedelkovski, Nicholas A. Nenni, Brandon Nesbitt, Julian Alexander Noble, Amire Odey, Ryan Oliva, Jonathan T. Ortolaza, Katherine Overmyer, Julia Pacitto

Andrew Terentyev, Cameron M. Thomas, Cierra Thomas, Nicole A. Thorpe, Adam Charles Tobey, Matthew Daniel Too, Jasmine Lee Torres, Gavin D. Tremblay, Christopher W. Trimm Jr., Alexander Trostle

Dominic Passafiume, Caleb R. Peck, Cole Jeffery Penders, Ryan James Pescini, Emilee N. Peters, Chloe Ryan Petrillo, Kayla Marie Piedmonte, Samantha Pilon, Alecia M. Proctor, Matthew Przybyszewski

Joshua Allan VanDeMark, Larissa Lynn VanDetta, Courtney S. VanEnwyck, Samantha A. VanOstrand, Samuel Veilleux, Juliana Elaina Viola, Cassandra R. Visca, Vincent J. Voegtle, Gavin Vogel, Gavin Joseph Vogt, Jr.

Matthew J. Putt, Matthew Randall Pye, David Michael Ramos-Shepherd, Lydia Reber, David Redick, Hannah Reeners, Rory Thomas Reis, Arthur Renaud, Michael Rennie, Ryan A. Reome

Kayla N. Wade, Makayla Rae Wall, Madison Irene Welch, Colby W. Wharram, Zachary G. Wharram, Steven A. Willard, III, Rachael Lynn Willgens, Brianna Monique Williams, Megan Danielle Williams, Niya Janai Williams

Chance J. Reynolds, Elizabeth Reynolds, Samantha Rogers, Hunter G. Ross, Isai Santes, Tyler Zachary Schiltz, Adrienne Schmid, Rebecca Schott, Tyler Schucker, Elizabeth Rose Schultheis

Armanni Luciano Wolfe, Morgan Wright, Daniel Yaeger, Damon E. Yanklowski, Peyton Young, Michelle T. Zinck, Olyvia Kate Zinkiewich, Mark Zinurov, April Rebecca Zurowski.

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Brockport High School

Senior Class of 2018 BHS Awards Night - May 23 Mary Jane Holmes Award

Emma Michels Gavin Tremblay

Lift Bridge Book Store Awards

Leah Daly Hannah Myers

Jeanne Kirby Memorial Award

Tessa Beaulieu

Dr. Carolyn Mrowka Award Career Internship Award

Zachary Wharram Caleb Peck Samantha Rogers Samantha Spagnola

Miss Mary Crowley Business Award

Tucker Sutphen

Thomas A. Burns Award Bookstore Award

BHS Multimedia Club Award

Brockport H.S. Spanish V Award

Blue Devil Awards

Aaron Albrecht, Alec Andrews, Annmarie Gruttadauro, Michael Krueger, Benjamin Leach, Caleb Peck, Samantha Rogers, Elizabeth Schultheis, Olyvia Zinkiewich

Robert D. Ellis Award

Brockport Soccer Boosters Awards

Molly Falkenstein Peyton Young

Richard N. Pelcher Golf Award

Nicholas Kline

Robert W. Northrup Government Award

Matthew Too

Enrique Alayon Samantha Rogers

Dexter Perkins Prize in History

Jasmine Torres

Brockport High School Calculus Award

Dominic Passafiume Benjamin Leach

Class of 2018 Valedictorian Matthew Too with Assistant Principal Ashley Dame-Marino.

New York State Comptroller Achievement Awards Evelyn Belousov Daniel Foley Natalie Gluck Samantha Rogers State of New York – Department of Law Triple “C” Award Ayanna Herrold Peyton Young PBIS Award

Class of 2018 Valedictorian Class of 2018 Salutatorian

Shawna Cyr Memorial Award

Regan Eldridge Caleb Peck

County Executive’s Community Service Award Nicholas Kline

Austin Marga

Alexander Millener Good Citizenship Award James Laing

Samantha Rogers

Jeremy Murray Memorial Awards for Softball & Baseball Softball: Amanda Lucas Baseball: Cole Penders

Mark Zagata Memorial Award

Jonathan Ortolaza

Charlie Danielak

David Delancey Athletic Sportsmanship Award Peyton Young

Lydia LaDue

PLTW Engineering Award

Hamlin VFW Awards

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Tiana D’Aries Jagger Kachmaryk Melina Mineti Matthew Too Daniel Foley

Austin Marga

Dean Henion Memorial Mathematics Award Matthew Too French Honor Society Prize French V Award

Sophie Carpenter Daniel Foley

Honor pins were awarded to seniors who received High Honor Roll and/or Excelsior Roll for all four years of high school. This year’s recipients are: Row 1: Juliana Viola, Zachary Langelotti, Shay Gauthier, Madison Lloyd, Camille Harrison; Row 2: Andrew Harley, Regan Eldridge, Aaron Albrecht, Isaac Barrett, Ashton Scott, John Dowdell, Amanda Lucas; Not pictured: Lindsay Allen, Tessa Beaulieu, Mikayla Canham, Sophie Carpenter, Mackenzie Carter, Mikhail Cherwonik, Ariana Cleveland, Leah Daly, Matthew Dambra, Charlie Danielak, Molly Falkenstein, Daniel Foley, Natalie Gluck, Brendan Grego, Abigail Gurgel, Peter Howlett, Jagger Kachmaryk, Michael Krueger, Benjamin Leach, Kali Letta, Jonathan Litto, Isabella Machonkin, Austin Marga, Emma Michels, Melina Mineti, Katherine Overmyer, Julia Pacitto, Elizabeth Reynolds, Andrew Sheffer, Lilly Stroup, Tucker Sutphen, Nicole Thorpe, Matthew Too, Cassandra Visca, April Zurowski

Class of 2018 Salutatorian Daniel Foley with Assistant Principal Ashley Dame-Marino.

Elizabeth Reynolds was recognized as outstanding Brockport High School senior by Assistant to the Superintendent for Secondary Instruction Dr. Rachel Kluth at the Monroe County Council of Superintendents Dr. Michael O’Laughlin Outstanding Senior Recognition Dinner. One senior from each high school is selected for this honor based on his/her scholarship, service and character.

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Class Of 2018

Spirit of the People Helping People Scholarship Award Gavin Vogt Keith D. Schleede Memorial Award

Tyler Schiltz

The Linda Schleede Huffman Memorial Award Evelyn Belousov The James C. Fallon Scholarship Award Neil Czerniak IV The Brockport Retiree Teachers’ Association Memorial Scholarship Gavin Tremblay The Edward and Doris Banker Scholarship Award Cole Penders Brockport Veterans of Foreign Wars Award Katherine Kenward Brockport Lions Club 3-1-3 Scholarship Benjamin Leach Sweden Senior Association Inc. Award

John Dowdell

The Michael L. Pratt Memorial Scholarship Alecia Proctor

Recipients of the Donald and Maxine Davison Foundation Scholarships; Row 1: Natalie Gluck, Molly Falkenstein, Lindsay Allen, Emma Michels, Lilly Stroup; Row 2: Shay Gauthier, Cassandra Visca, Charlie Danielak, Elizabeth Reynolds, Ashton Scott

Senior Class of 2018 Awards & Scholarships The Brockport Teachers’ Association Madlyn Rowe Memorial Award The Brockport Teachers’ Association Peter A. Terlouw Memorial Award

Brockport PTSA Scholarship

Samantha Spagnola

Juliana Viola

Brockport Teachers’ Association Scholarship Ariana Cleveland, Peter Howlett, Jakeb Specht, Alexander Trostle

Ashton Scott

Greg Pelletier Memorial Scholarship

Linda McGrath Memorial Scholarship Gabriella LoGiudice The Thomas and Helen Hage Scholarship Colby Wharram Linda Diane Rock Memorial Award

Dr. Hidetaka H. Sagawa Memorial Scholarship Award Emma Michels

Matthew Too

The Elizabeth “Betty” Face Memorial Scholarship Award Mackenzie Carter The David Goodnight Memorial Basketball Scholarship Elizabeth Reynolds Brockport Engineering Design Award Daniel Foley, Nicholas Kline, Jagger Kachmaryk, Alexander Trostle, Andrew Harley

Gordon Fisher

Marilyn Donsky Memorial Scholarship Award Katherine Overmyer Nancy E. Lagamba Memorial Scholarship

Lydia Reber

Douglas H. Westcott Memorial Award Amanda Lucas, Zachary Langelotti Suzanne H. Lee Scholarship Award Isaac Barrett, Tessa Beaulieu, Regan Eldridge, Brendon Grego, Austin Marga, Nicole Thorpe Katie Sweeting Memorial Scholarship Morgan Wright, Jagger Kachmaryk Ralph J. Beaney Memorial Scholarship

Peyton Young

The Roger J. Gramlich Memorial Award Cameron Howard Greater Brockport Chamber of Commerce Business Award Aaron Albrecht

The Salvation Army Human Service Award Ashton Scott

The Cody Alvito Memorial Scholarship

Emilee Peters

G. Spencer Terry Memorial Scholarship Michael Krueger, Isabella Machonkin

The American Red Cross Scholarship Cole Penders, Zachary Langelotti

Clifton Rife II Memorial Scholarship Award Camille Harrison

The Craig W. Rath Memorial Scholarship

The Hamlin Lions Club John Cottom Memorial Scholarship

Austin Marga

Dorothy J. Ruger Memorial Scholarship Award Cierra Thomas Brockport Elks Prize

Caroline Martin

Abigail Gurgel

The J2 Visconte Stem Scholarship Award Tessa Beaulieu, Daniel Foley The Stacy Rockow Memorial Scholarship The Baker Family Scholarship

Tiana D’Aries

Samantha Rogers

Dr. Tobias Ekeze Memorial Scholarship Samantha Rogers The Donald & Maxine Davison Foundation Scholarships Lindsay Allen, Charlie Danielak, Molly Falkenstein, Shay Gauthier, Natalie Gluck, Emma Michels, Elizabeth Reynolds, Ashton Scott, Lilly Stroup, Cassandra Visca The George Mann Memorial Key Club Scholarship Lindsay Allen The Edmund and Tina Hundt Scholarship

Matthew Too

The Jeffery Brown Honorary Scholarship Award Leah Daly Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship Julia Pacitto, Peyton Young Philip and Margaret Dollard Business Scholarship Quinlan Ignaszak, Zachary LaMere Urban-Suburban Scholarship

Jasmine Torres

Gladys Queen Future Teacher Scholarship Mackenzie Carter The Willard Hunter Family Scholarship Leah Daly, Matthew Dambra Make a Difference Scholarship

Joshua Lein

The Sperandio Family Scholarship Award Juliana Viola, Steven Willard

Amanda Lucas

Kristin Strandberg Osborne Vocal Music Scholarship Award

Shay Gauthier Gavin Tremblay

Instrumental Music Scholarship Award Orchestra Music Scholarship Award

Danielle Morey Memorial Veterinary Science Scholarship Award

Melina Mineti

The Brockport High School Student Council Leadership and Character Scholarship Lindsay Allen, Ashton Scott, Elizabeth Reynolds, Juliana Viola

Nicholas Kline

Class of 2017 FLEC Award

Vocal Music Award

Jordan C. Bouwes Memorial Award

The Alan S. Bader Memorial Scholarship Tucker Sutphen

Morgan Wright Juliana Viola

David Gordon Webster Memorial Scholarship Shay Gauthier Brockport Rotary “Young Citizen of the Year Award” Daniel Foley Betsey Nasca Rojas Memorial Scholarship Cierra Thomas The John C. Hoppe Scholarship

Sophie Carpenter

Executive Director and Trustee of the Margaret A. McGrath Charitable Foundation Richard J. Dollard presented Julia Pacitto and Peyton Young with the Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship and Quinlan Ignaszak and Zachary LaMere with the Philip and Margaret Dollard Business Scholarship.

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Wheatland-Chili High School Candidates for Graduation

Nathan Anderson, Bailey Baker, Kevin Bayly-Henshaw, August Boehmer, Joseph Bordonaro, Hannah Bower, Destiny Brumfield, Abigael Callaghan, Hannah Callaghan, Gabriel Collalto Chad Combs, Karlee Cousins, Cameron Davis, Matthew Davis, Sophia Destounis, William Gebhardt, Samantha Ghysel, Michael Goodman, Alaina Grieco

Julia Nolan, Jillian Palmer, Parker Palmer, Andrew Pealo, Abigail Penoyer, Marissa Polisseni, Daniel Rollo, Anthony Rosado, Dezmond Rosso Katherine Russell, Allyssa Seilheimer, Shane Smith, Sydney St. Rose-Finear, Kelani Susuico, Izrael Turner, Hunter Vogel, Katherine Vonglis, Jenna Woods, Garrett Young, Madiann Ziefel.

Jordyn Gross, Corey Ingham, Adria Kosinski, Brandon Krull, Braden Lockwood, Julia Lodato, Adam Lund, Autumn McLean, Thomas Michalak, Calvin Nau, Leslie Noble

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Wheatland-Chili High School ~ Personalized Education, Powerful Results ~

CLASS OF 2018 AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS

CoMMuNItY AWARDS:

County Executive’s Community Award: Hunter Vogel, Samantha Ghysel Dexter Perkins History Award: Dr. Michael O’Laughin Outstanding Senior Award:

Garrett Young

Corey Ingham

NYS Comptroller Achievement Award: Allyssa Seilheimer

Valedictorian Award: Corey Ingham

Salutatorian Award: Calvin Nau

SCHoLARSHIPS:

The following awards and scholarships were presented on June 21, 2018.

American Legion Smith Warren Post 367 Scholarship: American Legion Women’s Auxiliary Scholarship:

Garrett Young

Jenna Woods

Diane LaDue Memorial Scholarship: Sophia Destounis Dominic J. Nicosia Jr. Memorial Scholarship: Corey Ingham, Calvin Nau Ella Casey Math Excellence Award: Calvin Nau Etta Fraser Miller Fund Scholarship: Cameron Davis, Corey Ingham, Leslie Noble, Katherine Russell Greater Wheatland Chamber of Commerce: Katherine Vonglis

NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence: Corey Ingham, Brandon Krull, Calvin Nau Peter Ynesta IV Memorial Scholarship: Destiny Brumfield PTA Scholarship Awards:

Sophia Destounis

Republican Women of Wheatland Scholarship: Corey Ingham Rotary Club of Scottsville: • Dr. Louise Sheinman-Pask Memorial Scholarship: • Community Service:

Karlee Cousins Calvin Nau

Salutatorian Award:

Calvin Nau

Scott Horr Memorial Scholarship

Jeffrey Springsteen Memorial Scholarship: Brandon Krull

(Sponsored by the Scottsville Athletic Association):

Lions Club of Chili Award:

Terence B. Coots Service Award: Marissa Polisseni

August Boehmer

Lions Club of Scottsville Award: William Gebhardt

Adam Lund, Julia Nolan

Thomas J. Connor Scholarship:

Chad Combs

Margaret Cullings Memorial Scholarship: Corey Ingham, Sophia Destounis

Wheatland Chili Federation of Teachers Scholarship: Katherine Vonglis

Megan C. Carl Memorial Award: August Boehmer

Wheatland Historical Association Scholarship: Matthew Davis, Marissa Polisseni Valedictorian Award:

Corey Ingham

Presidential Outstanding Academic Excellence Award: August Boehmer, Chad Combs, Cameron Davis, Corey Ingham, Brandon Krull, Julia Lodato, Calvin Nau, Leslie Noble, Parker Palmer, Jillian Palmer, Katherine Russell, Sydney St. Rose-Finear Presidential Outstanding Achievement Award: Nathan Anderson, Joseph Bordonaro, Destiny Brumfield, William Gebhardt, Adria Kosinski, Braden Lockwood, Adam Lund, Julia Nolan, Abigail Penoyer, Anthony Rosado, Allyssa Seilheimer, Izrael turner, Garrett Young, Madiann Ziefel Sons of the American Revolution: Anthony Rosado Triple C Award

(Sponsored by the Office of the Attorney General):

Joseph Bordonaro, Adria Kosinski

Urban Suburban Scholarship Award: Jordyn Gross US Marine Scholastic Excellence Award: August Boehmer US Marine Semper Fidelis Award for Musical Excellence: Julia Lodato

AtHLetIC AWARDS:

Athlete of the Year: William Gebhardt, Abigael Callaghan, Hannah Callaghan US Marine Distinguished Athlete Award (Sports Banquet): Adam Lund, Julia Nolan Randy Carpenter Memorial Scholarship: Matthew Davis, Katherine Russell Mike Skivington Memorial Award: Joseph Bordonaro, William Gebhardt, Julia Nolan Nellie Mobilio Scholarship Award: August Boehmer, Katherine Vonglis US Army Scholar Athlete Award: Corey Ingham, Katherine Vonglis

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Paige Akers

High Honor Roll all 4 years Vocal All County for 3 years Vocal Jazz Women’s and Concert Choir National Honor Society Member Performed at the Rochester Music Hall of Fame Volunteer at RAIHN

Katelynn Audin

Justine Burda

High Honor Roll all 4 years Graduating from Spencerport High School Advanced Regents Diploma with a 95% GPA Volunteer at Church, School, Dance and Unity Health Soccer player for 14 years and Peewee Coach Attending University of Albany with a major in biology with the intent of becoming a Physician Assistant

Sarah Hughes

Graduating from Spencerport High School with High Honor Roll Attending University of Cincinnati

Samantha Spagnola

Abby Spielman

Joelle Vitale

Regents Diploma with Advanced Distinction Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, Excelsior Honor Roll Career Internship Program Attending SUNY Cortland majoring in inclusive childhood education

Graduating with Advanced Regents Diploma National Honor Society Hispanic Honor Society Seal of Biliteracy Going to UB for Business

High Honor Roll all 4 years National Honor Society French Honor Society Secretary of Class Council-2 years Part of S.L.I. P. Program

Alexis Dzus

New Visions Medical Graduate National Honor Society Secretary French Honor Society Member Dennis Pelletier Hall of Fame Recipient

Samantha Romagnolo High Honor Roll all 4 years Part of S.L.I.P Program Attending SUNY Brockport in Fall

Grace Walsh

Graduating from Spencerport High School Attending Daemen College to become a Physician Assistant in the fall

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