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INDEX 4 Ticonderoga Central School 7 Crown Point Central School 8 Moriah Central School 9 Minerva Central School 10 Schroon Lake Central School 11 Mountainside Christian Academy 12 North Warren Central School 14 Bolton Central School 16 Lake George Central School 18 Warrensburg Central School 20 Newcomb Central School 21 Johnsburg Central School 22 Long Lake Central School 23 Indian Lake Central School Published By: Denton Publications Inc 102 Montcalm Street, Suite 2 Ticonderoga, NY 12883 (518) 585-9173 Fax: 585-9175 Email: ads@denpubs.com
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Members of the Ticonderoga High School Class of 2015 include: Devin Alkinburgh, Brian Armstrong, Constance Bailey, Domanic Banish, Katlyn Barrows, Stephen Bartlett, Kolby Bradford, Konner Bruce, Carl Carpenter, John Cook, Jendra Cooke, Georgette Fazioli, Michaela Fitzgerald, Naomi Forkas, Cole Frasier, Nicholas Fritz, Nicole Fuller, William Gonyo, Parker Granger, Paige Gunning, Karie Harrington, Coby Harris, Lindsey Hellier, Tomas Hendrix, Nicholas Holman, Dalton Huestis, Garrison Hughes, Lillith Ida, Lucinda LaPeter, Michael LaPeter, Ian Lawrie, Cole Mars, Jacob
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Ida, Price headline Ticonderoga Central’s Top 10 of 2015
Lillith Ida TICONDEROGA Ñ Ticonderoga High School Principal John Donohue has announced the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Class of 2015, which will hold commencement ceremonies Saturday, June 27, at 10 a.m. at the High School. This yearÕ s valedictorian is Lillith Ida. Lillith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ida and will be attending St. JohnÕ s University to major in Actuarial Sciences. Salutatorian this year is Ryan Price. Ryan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Price. Brian will be attending Ithaca College to major in Journalism. The remaining top 10 of the class includes the following:
Ryan Price Constance Bailey is the daughter of Tonya Bailey and William Bailey. Constance will be attending University at Albany to major in Psychology. John Cook is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cook. John will be attending Liberty University to major in Architecture. Nicole Fuller is the daughter of the late Howard and Lori Fuller and Nye Quesnel. Nicole will attend University of California San Marcos to study Ecology. Dalton Huestis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Huestis. Dalton will attend Lakes Region Community College Laconia to major in Fire Science.
Ian Lawrie is the son of Lara Smith. Ian will be attending Princeton University to major in Public and International Affairs. Lexi Moore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Moore. Lexi will attend North Country Community College to study Nursing. Dale Quesnel, III is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Quesnel, Jr. Dale will be attending Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Science to study Pharmacy. Samantha Sommerville is the daughter of Muriel Sommerville. Samantha will be attending North Country Community College to major in Business.
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Ryan, Spaulding head of the class
CROWN POINT Ă‘ Crown Point Central School has announced its valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2015, with commencement ceremonies set for Friday, June 26, 7 p.m. at the school. Heather Ryan, class valedictorian, is the daughter of Ronald and Diane Ryan, has been a leader both in the classroom and on the playing field. A three-year member of the National Honor Society, she will graduate in June with a 97.44 GPA and a New York State Regents diploma with Advanced Designation with Honors and with Mastery in Mathematics. A dedicated athlete, Heather played Varsity Soccer and Basketball throughout high school and was Captain of both teams in her senior year. Other activities have included Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD), Varsity Club, Quiz Bowl, Mentoring, Yearbook, and Tutoring. Heather has also been a four-year Class Officer and was selected as both Ryan Prom Queen and the 2015 Distinguished Young Woman of Crown Point. Next fall, she will attend Siena College to study Actuarial Science. Salutatorian Hunter Spaulding is the daughter of Caleb and Tara Spaulding A dedicated student, Hunter has been a three-year member of the National Honor Society and was an Honor Roll student evSpaulding ery marking period of her high school career. This June, she will graduate with a 91.62 GPA as she completes her New York State Regents Diploma with Advanced Designation. A dedicated student-athlete, she has been involved with Varsity Soccer, Varsity Cheerleading, and was a four-year member of the Varsity Softball team. As a school leader, she was regular volunteer in elementary classrooms and was elected as both a four-year class officer and Student Council member. She will attend North Country Community College in Ticonderoga to pursue the Registered Nursing program
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Members of the Crown Point Central School Class of 2015 include: Jacob Anderson, Thomas Blanchard, Mary Cole, Jacob Collier, Brendon Crowningshield, Emily Gudikunst, Chad Hay, Kara Hunsdon, Dylan Lang, Anthony Macey, Morgan Macey, Isaac Martin, Jake Mildon, Heather Ryan, Hunter Spaulding and Mara Vradenburg.
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Members of the Minerva Central School Class of 2015 include: Sydney Barber, Richard Bennett Jr., Abigail Clickner, Kylie Dimick, David Gimenez, Jessica Hill, Michael Johnson, Angela McCall, Jonathan Mueller, Astasia Myler, Guhyoun Nam, Dustin Saville, Karissa Wright.
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Continued from page 8 majoring in biomedical engineering in the hopes of getting into the design and production of prosthetics. Sarah Burbank, daughter of Mike and Diane Stahl, is the class salutatorian. She has been active in chorus, soccer, cheer, drama, National Honor Society, student council, a class officer and Distinguished Young Women program. In the fall, Burbank will attend the University of new Hampshire to pursue a math major. She will also be a member of the UNH cheerleading squad. Kayla Joy, daughter of Edward Haase and Michelle Wisell, is the third honor student for the Class of 2015. She has been active in band, On Common Ground Theater Group, drama, soccer, swimming, bowling and National Honor Society. In the fall, Joy will attend Sienna College to pursue a major in psychology with a minor in anthropology.
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MINERVA Ñ The Minerva Central School has announced its valedictorian and salutatorian for the class of 2015. Sydney Barber was named as valedictorian. She is the daughter of Charlie and Michelle Barber. Barber led all students with a 97.19 grade point average. She plans to attend SUNY Adirondack in the fall and then SUNY Geneseo to study biochemistry. As a student at Minerva she has demonstrated leadership through involvment in several activities including serving as Barber president of the schoolÕ s National Honor Society and president of her class for fundraising. In addition, she participated in softball and was a scholar-athlete. She was also a member of
the academic bowl team, the Ember and a the GPS Outing Club. Angela McCall has been named the salutatorian for this yearÕ s class at Minerva. McCall is the daughter of Doug and Kim McCall. She had a 96.05 grade point average. In the fall, she plans to attend Siena College, where she will be part of the schoolÕ s joint program with the Albany Medical Center. During her time at Minerva, McCall was involved in a variety of music and dram activites, including the drama club. McCall She also held student government posts including class treasurer and was involved in sports such as soccer, basketball and softball.
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Schroon Lake
June 20, 2015
Maisonville, Stone earn top honors at Schroon Lake CS
SCHROON Ă‘ School district officials announced top student honors for the class of 2015, with commencement ceremonies set for Friday, June 26, 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium.
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The top-performing student academically plans to pursue studies in religion and engineering, while the number two student intends to pursue studies in science and engineering. Officials announced Joseph Maisonville, with a cumulative grade point average of 95.6, is the class of 2015 valedictorian. He is the son of Craig and Heather Maisonville. In the fall, Maisonville is planning to attend a one year program at Calvary Bible College in Kansas City and then pursue a degree in civil engineering. Maisonville has been a member of the Student Council, Na-
tional Honor Society and basketball team Tanner Stone is the salutatorian. He is the son of Greg and Chris Stone. In the fall, Tanner, whose grade point average was 93.3, is planning to go to SUNY Potsdam, where he intends to pursue a degree in biology with a minor in environmental science. After than he plans to attend Clarkson University for a degree in engineering. Stone is a member of the National Honor Society and is a three season athlete. He plays Soccer, Basketball and Golf.
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Members of the Schroon Lake Central School Class of 2015 include: Richard Bessey, Jordan Budwick, Nicholas Budwick, Victoria Carter, Brandon Dugan, Aidan Finnerty, Dakota Gadway, Jack Higgens, Amanda James, Tanisha Johansen, Joelle Kowalka, Kyle Lebel, Joseph Maisonville, Jacob McCoy, Logan Mitchell, Jade Rule, Alex Shaughnessy, Tanner Stone, Morgan Thatcher, Bryce Vallie, Abigail Welch, Brooke Wheller and Molly Wisser.
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Mountainside Christian Academy
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SCHROON Ñ Melissa Joy Paris has been named the valedictorian for the class of 2015. Paris had a 97.01 grade point average and plans to attend the Word of Life Bible Institute in Pottersville. She will continue to be active in youth ministry activities and utilize her photography skills. Additionally, Paris hopes to pursue studies in the scientific field of kinesiology. Paris Paris is the daughter of Kristen and Todd Paris. During her time at Mountainside she has received numerous accolades including being named the Most Outstanding Student for three years in a row. She had the highest class average during her sophomore and senior years and won In addition to her academic achievements, Paris has participated in activities including basketball and soccer. SheÕ s been Rider involved in numerous drama productions, the yearbook committee and the Praise Team. She has also worked as a nanny and at the Higher Ground Coffee Shop in Schroon Lake. Abigail Lydia Rider has been named salutatorian for the class of 2015. RiderÕ s grade point average was 96.55 and she is planning on attending the Word of Life Bible Institute in Argentina. Rider hopes to focus on improving her Spanish skills while abroad and would eventually like to pursue a career in linguistics or graphic design. Rider, who is the daughter of Russell and Maxine Rider, participated in numerous activities during her years at Mountainside. She received the Arts Award during her junior and senior years and twice won the Grace Hudowalski Essay Contest. She also served as a math tutor and an aide for the elementary gym class. Her volunteer activities included helping out at the SportsmanÕ s Dinner, the Adirondack Marathon and in childrenÕ s ministries at her church.
Members of the Mountainside Christian Academy Class of 2015 include Alyssa Jensen, Stephen Lamos, Matthew McNally, Melissa Paris and Abigail Rider.
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North Warren
June 20, 2015
Members of the North Warren Central School Class of 2015 include, back from left, Jacob Dunkley, Jacob Allen, Mitchell Waukau, Gabe Mahoney, Nick Durkish, Colby May, Michael Terry; middle from left, Kerrianne Belline, Amanda Braynack, Ellie Underwood, Nick Sapienza, Taylor Feldeisen, Dan Tennyson, Taylor Olson, Danae Dray,Jimmie Porter, Darren Granger, Grant Cooper,Devon Campbell,Mikayla Raymond, Matt Smith; kneeling from left Gabrielle Vaisey, Taryn Williamson, Julianna Dewar, Shelby Millington, Sarah Converse, Gabriel Needham, Natalie Monroe, Michelle Mongan, Ricki Lee Wicks, Travis McConnell, Milford Baker; and sitting, Phil Cooper. Missing from picture are Rachal Bennett and Jesse Engelmann.
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The top 10 students for the North Warren Central School Class of 2015 include: Kerrianne Belline, Sarah Converse, Grant Cooper, Julianna Dewar, Danae Dray, Taylor Feldeisen, Shelby Millington, Gabriell Needham, Nicholas Sapienza and Taryn Williamson.
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CHESTERTOWN Ñ North Warren Central School has announced the top students for the Class of 2015, which will hold its annual commencement ceremony Saturday, June 27 at 11 a.m.
Grant Cooper – Valedictorian
This National Honor Society Student has exemplified “extraordinaryÓ in his academic pursuits, having earned the award of “Most Outstanding” in every core academic discipline, while taking the most challenging courses and opportunities available to him. The term “wellroundedÓ must have been coined for Grant, for in addition to academic excellence, he is also a leader in his school and community pursuits. He has been an integral member of the Model Organization of American States class, serving as a Delegate. Grant has also participated in Cross Country, school drama and musical productions, as well as serving as a member of Student Council, and vice president, then co-president of the North Warren Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) chapter. Grant was the recipient of last yearÕ s SADD Leadership award. His care and regard for others is noted in his participation in our schoolÕ s bullying prevention program, Olweus, and in his work on the Shared Decision Committee. It serves as no surprise that last year, GrantÕ s peers nominated him to become a member of the North Warren Natural Helpers team, a group of students who provide advocacy for their peers in time of trouble or concern. The Triple “C” award for Character, Courage and
Commitment, along with the United States Air Force Math and Science Award, are a reflection of recognition for both character and academics that are the norm for Grant. Last year he was also recognized with the Clarkson University Leadership Award, as well as the Elmira College Key Award. For the past two years, Grant has been awarded the Cross Country Team Spirit Award. This year, Grant was recognized with the Teen Excellence Award, and at the Capital Area School District AssociationÕ s Scholar Excellence Dinner. In the fall Grant plans to study at the Albany College of Pharmacy, where he plans to earn a Doctorate of Pharmacy.
Nicholas Sapienza - Salutatorian
“Dependable, dedicated, and outstanding” are only a few words that would do well to describe Nick Sapienza. Simply stated, Nick excels in any activity he undertakes. His academic performance speaks for itself in terms of outstanding achievement. Nick has scored exceptionally well in mathematics related disciplines, and he uses the same focus and determination towards his athletic performance. In his school, this National Honor Society member has been an invaluable presence on the Boys Varsity Basketball team since the 8th grade. During past four years Nick has served as team captain and earned MVP status also during those four years. For his Fall sport this year, Nick joined the soccer team instead of cross country as he had done in previous years. Last year, Nick served both on the Prom Committee for the Class of 2015, and on Prom Court. Academically, Nick has always selected the most challenging curriculum available to him. Despite the challenge, however, his hard work and perseverance have resulted in him maintaining a strong academic standing near the top of his class. In his community, this extremely wellrounded individual has served as referee for modified basket-
ball, volunteers as a Saturday Morning Basketball Coach, and participates in community fundraising dinners to benefit others. For the past three years, Nick has participated at St. JosephÕ s and Northeast Shooters AAU Basketball. Recognition earned by Nick includes the Rensselaer Medal, the RIT Innovation and Creativity Award, The United States Air Force Math and Science award, and “Most OutstandingÓ in Business Law, Chemistry, Pre-Calcu-
lus and Nano Technology. Nick has plans to study in the field of Finance, starting at Siena College this Fall.
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Bolton
Members of the Bolton Central School Class of 2015 include: Sarah Elizabeth Calzada, Kaitlin Rosemary Urtz, Marya Lynne Collins, Daniel Alan Dimick, Micaela Anne Perrelli, Benjamin Thomas Blanchard, Sarah Jessica Boudousquie, Joseph Tylor Connery, Melanie Anne Cook, Carson Lee Courchaine, Ethan Henry LaGoy, Zariah Irene Mantz, Gavin Jay Monroe, Tyler Ralph Moseman, Angelica Marie Mumblow, Blake Edward Nelson, Jacob Stephenson Parker III, Samantha Grace Reiter, Michael Taylor Reynolds, Taylor Rae Robinson, Olivia Anne Seamans and Kaitlyn Marie Whitford.
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Calzada, Urtz top students in Bolton Central Class of 2015 BOLTON Ñ The Bolton Central School Class of 2015 has been announced, with commencement cermonies set for Friday, June 26, 7 p.m. in the school gymnasium. Sarah Calzada, Valedictorian, is going to spend the summer underwater. Working at LYCOTT Environmental, Sarah will be scuba diving in the Adirondack Lakes to help eliminate an invasive aquatic plant species known as milfoil. The environment is so important to the Bolton CSD valedictorian that she will study environmental science at SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry this fall. An enduring and powerful drive is what defines Sarah. She has a reputation for being hard-working and dedicated in everything that she undertakes. She describes herself as independent, passionate, and artistic, and although she is interested in the sciences, she is just as enthusiastic about the arts. One of SarahÕ s most memorable experiences was preparing a portfolio in the tenth grade when she applied for acceptance into the NYS Summer School for the Arts. Kaitlin Urtz, Salutatorian, loves to travel. She finds it not only adventurous but also introspective. A Bolton resident since she was born, Kaitlin had the chance to travel to Europe in high school for 10 days where she visited Switzerland, Germany, and Austria. This left an enduring impression on her. “Learning the cultures of different countries and their histories was incredible,” she said. “Eventually I would love to study abroad.”
KaitlinÕ s sociable personality, along with her positive outlook on life and boisterous, contagious laugh are hallmarks of this young and bold journeyer. Even more interesting is KaitlinÕ s desire to study the sciences, particularly astronomy. She hopes that one day sheÕ ll be pursuing her passion for the stars by living in Florida and working for NASA. She will attend Siena College in the fall. Marya Collins is smart, kind, caring, and is always looking to help others. As the president of Key Club, Bolton schoolÕ s volunteer organization, Marya knows just how important and rewarding it is to help others. SheÕ s planning a career that allows her to do just that by majoring in neuroscience. She looks toward to the future and sees herself traveling the world and selflessly giving her time to those who need the most help. Marya’s high school resume is filled with accolades, volunteer opportunities, and a variety of recreational activities. One of her favorite memories she says was when she was cast as Sebastian in the musical, “The Little Mermaid.” This experience propelled her to think about pursuing hobbies such as drama and dance in college, but most importantly she will join Club K, a volunteer organization at the college level. In the fall, Marya will attend Emmanuel College and then transfer to Boston University where sheÕ ll continue her studies. SheÕ s looking forward to experiencing city life and meeting new people but definitely will miss the comradery here in Bolton.
Daniel Dimick. is very opinionated yet open-minded and collaborative. Creative and artistic, Dan is looking forward to experiencing the world outside of Bolton as he enters his freshmen year at SCAD (Savannah College for Art & Design) in Savannah, GA. “I can’t wait to meet different people from all over the world,” said Dan. “People from all backgrounds with creative minds thinking and collaborating together is really exciting to me.Ó Dan has been a member of the school drama club, Key Club, and the National Honor Society. His most memorable moment in his high school career came earlier this year when he was cast as the lead in “The Adam’s Family.” In the fall when he enters SCAD, Dan plans to major in illustration. Micaela Perrelli loves to make an impact in other peopleÕ s lives, whether itÕ s making them laugh or volunteering to make a positive difference to the world. She describes herself as a class clown, energetic and outgoing, but always hardworking and dedicated to helping others around her. ItÕ s no surprise then that Micaela has chosen a career path that intertwines her interpersonal skills and her passion for improving peopleÕ s lives. In the fall, the National Honor Society president will attend Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences with the goal of attaining her Doctorate of Pharmacy.
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Lake George High School announces top 10 percent of ‘15 LAKE GEORGE Ñ Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School has announced its 2015 Senior Honor Group that represents the top 10 percent of the Class of 2015. In addition to speaking at graduation, this group also makes decisions concerning the graduation theme, music, program design and selection of a charity. Commencement Cermonies will be held Saturday, June 27, 9 a.m. in the school gymnasium. Cora Francis Connolly, daughter of Evan and Chris Connolly of Lake George, is vice president of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and secretary of Spanish Honor Society. Cora has been an active member in FBLA, holding numerous offices, and she has competed at the state and national levels in this organization. She has been a part of National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and Business Honor Society for the past three years. As a three-sport athlete throughout high school, she has participated in soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball, and track. Cora has achieved the Adirondack League First Team for both varsity volleyball and basketball. She has been the captain of the basketball team for the past two years, was awarded the ScholarAthlete award, and was named a Section 2 Class C All-Star. Cora participates in Spanish Club, Varsity Club and has many hours of community service to her credit. She has volunteered for the Lake George Arts Project, Relay for Life, and the Ronald McDonald golf tournament every year. Cora plans to attend SUNY Geneseo in the fall, with a focus in business and marketing. Michelle Marie Fisher, daughter of John and Ann Fisher of Queensbury, is a member of National Senior Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. A two-sport athlete, Michelle played volleyball and softball. She was captain of both teams at junior varsity and varsity levels. She was featured in The Chronicle newspaper as a student-athlete and is a member of the Interact Club and was a natural helper. She has volunteered at various events including the Parent Teacher Student Organization (PTSO) Holiday Fair, Relay for Life and sports clinics for younger students. Michelle was a People to People Student Ambassador and traveled to England, France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland. She was able to share this experience with the elementary students during a Holidays Around the World presentation. Michelle received the Le Moyne College Heights Award and the St. Lawrence University Book Award. Michelle has worked the last two summers at Gift World in Lake George. She will be attending SUNY Oneonta in the fall. Alexandra Marie Meyer, daughter of Donna and Richard Meyer of Lake George, is vice president of both National Senior Honor Society and French Honor Society and a member of Business Honor Society. Lexie is an active member of French Club, Interact Club, Forum Committee, Yearbook Committee, was in the school musical, and has held several offices for both the Class of 2015 and Student Council. She is currently the Lake George Chapter president of Future Business Leaders of America, hav-
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Scout Service Project, Jed constructed a pair of collapsible soccer goals, which he erected at a rural school in Jeremie, Haiti. In addition, he helped to clear a soccer field at the school while he was on a mission trip in the winter of 2014. Jed is an AP Scholar and has received the University of Rochester Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award. Jed plans to attend the University of OregonÕ s Robert D. Clark Honors College to study architecture in the fall. Duncan Joseph Mularz, son of Marc and Cathy Mularz of Lake George, is currently enrolled in the New Visions Engineering program. He is the Student Council president and was his class president from eighth grade through his junior year. In addition, he is a member of National Senior Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, French Honor Society, Varsity Club, and Drumline. Duncan has been active in athletics and has been See LAKE GEORGE, Page 22
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Members of the Warrensburg High School Class of 2015 include Brian Matthew Altman, Julie Kiana Angell, Brandi Angellee Baker, Emily Ann Baker, Erica Catherine Baker, Kaelyn Michele Bentham, Haylie-Morgan Benware, Brandon Lee Bills, Steven Daniel Brown, Aineen Eilise Callahan, Cameron Lee Cousineau, Bryana Lynn Engle, Amanda Toni Gee, Shea Michael Irish, Allison Mary Lanfear, Sarah Elizabeth Leguire, Noah Pierson Markwica, Adam Matthew McEachron, Kaitlyn Abigail McEnaney, Rogers Martin McLaughlin, Beverly Rose Morrisey, Zachary Ray Mosher, Markus Jonathan Moyer, Dakota Jean Mumblo, Emma Elizabeth Nelson, Marissa Anne Newton, Michaela Kristen Nissen, Kaylene Ciera Norton, Lane Austin Oehler, Alekzander Frank Olden, Brittany Elaine Pennock, Marcus Albert Perrone, Shane Gregory Putney, Brooke Noelle Rafferty, Jack Thomas Richards, Maxwell Thomas Roach, Colby Hunter Rounds, Aidan Quinn Szabo, Elizabeth Adaire Turner, Virginia Elizabeth Turner, Cierra Brooke Tyrell, Blake Christopher George Vaisey, Austin Gabriel West and Meghan Lynn Williams.
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Markwica, West lead Warrensburg High School Class of ‘15 WARRENSBURG Ñ Mr. John Goralski, Superintendent of Schools and Mr. Douglas Duell, Jr/Sr High School, are pleased to announce the Top Ten Students of the Class of 2015. Commencement cermoenies will take place Friday, June 26, 7 p.m. Noah Markwica is the son of Michael and Kathryn Markwica of Warrensburg. Noah has been an active member of the Varsity Soccer team an avid musician playing multiple instruments including the piano and is a member of the National Honor Society and Chess Club. Noah will be attending Binghamton University in the fall to study Electrical Engineering. Austin West is the son of Doug and Lee West of Warrensburg. Austin has served as the Vice-President of the Senior Honor Society, a varsity wrestler and a member of the Drama Club in Warrensburg. He will be attending Binghamton University in the fall to study Computer Sciences. Michaela Nissen is the daughter of Michael and Jennifer Nissen of Warrensburg. She is a two sport varsity athlete in Field Hockey and Softball as well as a member of the National Honor Society and Drama Club. Michaela will be attending SUNY Potsdam in the fall to pursue a degree in either Human Resources or Education.
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Aineen Callahan is the daughter of Kevin and Beth Callahan of Diamond Point. Aineen is a volunteer for the Warrensburg EMS, Varsity Field Hockey player and a member of the Warrensburg Drama Club in addition to being a member of the National Honor Society. Aineen will be attending Regis College in the fall to pursue a bachelorÕ s degree in nursing. Shane Putney is the son of Greg and Denise Putney of Warrensburg. Shane is a member of the Varsity Soccer and Tennis team along with our schoolÕ s Drama Club and National Honor Society. Shane will be attending Binghamton University in the fall to study Mathematical Science. Blake Vaisey is the son of Wendell and Crystal Vaisey of Warrensburg. Blake is a ten year member of 4-H, a varsity wrestler and a member of Drama Club. In the fall Blake will be attending the College of Saint Rose to study Pre Law. Emily Baker is the daughter of Donovan and Jessica Baker of Athol. Emily has played Ice Hockey for the Adirondack Northstars as their goalie and is an avid tennis player. She will be attending Wells College in the fall to pursue a degree in Chemistry. Amanda Gee is the daughter of Krista and Jesse Giron of Warrensburg. Amanda has spent her senior year participating in the New Visions Health Explorations program along with playing
Varsity Basketball and being in the school musical. She is a member of the National Honor Society and will be attending Albany College of Pharmacy in the fall to study pre-medicine. Shea Irish is the son of Michael and Kelly Irish of Warrensburg. He is a three sport Varsity athlete lettering in Football, Basketball and Baseball. Shea is a member of the National Honor Society and will be attending SUNY Potsdam in the fall to study Business. Erica Baker is the daughter of Beecher Baker Sr. of Queensbury and Rachel Brown of Warrensburg. Erica is the treasurer of her graduating class as well as a three sport athlete lettering in Field Hockey, Basketball and Softball, a member of Student Council and the school play. Erica will be attending SUNY Potsdam in the fall to study Business.
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Newcomb
Moses is head of the class of 2015
Members of the Newcomb Central School Class of 2015 include: Rachael Bush, John Lance Gocke, Mary LaBar, Bin (Hung) Le, Zoey (Tam) Le, Emily Marra, Madison Miller, Michaela Moses, Nicole Rubertone, Andrew Sponable, Stephen Viele and Makenzie Winslow.
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NEWCOMB Ñ Newcomb Central School District has announced the top performing academic student for the class of 2015 Michaela Moses led graduating class, officials announced. She is the daughter of Kimberly Moses. This yearÕ s valedictorian plans to attend the University of Virginia and pursue studies in either constitutional or corporate law. As a student, Moses was involved in the youth and government program, stuMoses dent council, varsity soccer, drama club and yearbook group. She was also the basketball scorekeeper. Moses led all students in her class with a grade point average of 92.
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Johnsburg
Members of the Johnsburg Central School Class of 2015 include Terence Allard, Shelby Allen, Montana Berg, Dillon Bradway, Dezore’ Cleveland, Jesse Clum, Aidan Connelly, Christopher Denno, Emmalee Ellsworth, Fiona Fahy, Allen Frasier, Valeri Gereau, Alicia Hagadorn, Patrick Harrison, Caelan L’Hommedieu, Anna Liebelt, Jason Morehouse, Moses Mulvey, Shawn Nevins, Elizabeth Ordway, John Pierson, Meghan Pierson, Nathan Prouty, Laura Richards, Charlie Riedinger, Evan Slater, Clayton Smith, Brandon Tyrel and Samantha Woodard.
Liebelt, Allard top Johnsburg Class of 2015 as val, sal NORTH CREEK Ñ Johnsburg Central School has announced its top students for the Class of 2015, with commencement exercises set for Saturday, June 27, 2 p.m. This yearÕ s Valedictorian is Anna Faith Liebelt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Liebelt of Riparius. Anna Liebelt has held leadership positions as Class President, Class Treasurer, and Youth and Government Delegate. She is a member of the Sr. National Honor Society and has received a Scholarship J, which is an award for students receiving a final grade of an 85 and above in all of their classes. Anna has participated in senior band, senior chorus, NYSMA, French Club, Varsity Tennis, Jazz Band, All-County Band, Varsity Field Hockey; Team Captain and Regional All Star. Anna received two consecutive Coach’s awards for field hockey. This year, Anna was recognized for the SUNY Adirondack Foundation Academic Excellence Scholarship, The Adirondack Area School Boards Association Community Service Award and the Scholars Recognition Program. She received academic awards in AP Literature and Composition, Environmental Science, Economics, Government and Financial Math and for making high honor roll for three consecutive quarters. Over April vacation, she traveled to Ireland and France with the English and French class. In AnnaÕ s junior year, she was the recipient of the University of Rochester Frederick Douglas and Susan B. Anthony Award in Humanities and Social Sciences, The Clarkson University Leadership Award, and The Elmira College Key Award. In ninth and tenth grade, Anna received numerous academic achievement awards which include three time high honor roll, ELA 11, ELA 10, Physical Education, Living Environment, Health, Global Studies, Scholar Athlete, ELA 9 and Geometry. In the spring of her sophomore year, she acted in the school play “Beauty and the Beast.” Anna has put many hours into volunteering. She has knitted
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many baby hats and donated them to the Glens Falls Hospital. She has assisted with the Johnsburg Dollars for Scholars by helping in their fundraising campaigns. Additionally she has helped the Red Cross with their Blood Drive. One of her notable accomplishments includes writing articles that were published in the local paper. In the past Anna has worked as a ski instructor on Gore Mountain and has even been a dance instructor. Currently, Anna works at CafŽ Sarah as a barista. Anna will graduate on June 27, with an Advanced Regents Diploma. In the fall, she will join the Freshman Class of 2019 at Elmira College to major in psychology. This yearÕ s Salutatorian is Terence Tyler Allard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terence Allard of North Creek. Terence Allard is a member of the Senior National Honor Society and received a Scholarship J for academic excellence. He
is treasurer of his senior class, a member of senior band, senior chorus, jazz band, and pop singers. He is a member of Youth and Government and Treasurer of the French Club. He is a member of the Cross Country Running Team, Varsity Tennis, and Nordic Ski team. This year, Terence was awarded The SUNY Adirondack Foundation Academic Excellence Scholarship and the $1,500 Scholarship for Academic Excellence. Academically, Terence received the academic achievement for University in the High School French, Advanced Placement Calculus AB, Physics, Environmental Science, Government, Economics, Scholar Athlete, Envirothon, and for making the honor roll for three consecutive quarters. In TerenceÕ s junior year, he was awarded the Clarkson University Achievement Award and The Rochester Institute of Technology Computing Medal and Scholarship Program. Academically, he was recognized for academic achievement in French 11, Algebra 2/Trigonometry, Chemistry, and 3 time high honor roll. In ninth and tenth grade, Terence received academic awards for French, Algebra, Geometry, Physical Education, Health, Scholar Athlete and 3 time high honor roll. Terence has volunteered for the Johnsburg Dollars for Scholars and works at Garnet Hill Lodge. Terence will graduate on June 27, with an Advanced Regents Diploma with Honors Master in Math and Mastery in Science. He will join the freshman class of 2019 at the State University of New York at Albany. Terence will major in Environmental Science. He hopes to start a career as a cartographer.
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Long Lake
Members of the Long Lake Central School Class of 2015 include Curtis Seaman, Henry Sandiford and Leah Foster.
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Continued from page 17 a three-sport athlete for most of his high school career playing soccer, basketball and baseball. He was a starting defender on the schoolÕ s 2013 State Final Four Soccer team, a captain on the 2015 Class C State Champion Basketball Team as well as a member of the 2013 Class C State Championship Team, and is currently a captain of the varsity baseball team. He has been featured as a scholar-athlete in The Chronicle. Duncan has done volunteer work with the Lake George Arts Project, the South High Marathon Dance, the Upstate Autism Alliance, and the Lake George Jazz Festival. He is a recipient of the RPI Medal, the Holy Cross Book Award, and the AP Scholar award. Duncan plans to pursue a degree in mechanical engineering at Union College in the fall with the intent of studying forensic engineering as a masterÕ s program. Alexandria Rane Bromley Parker, daughter of David and Lisa Bromley Parker of Lake George, is president of SADD and Technology Club. She is the treasurer of her class, as well as treasurer for National Senior Honor Society
and Yearbook Club. Lexi is a member of Spanish National Honor Society, Spanish Club, and the Anti-Bullying Committee. She was a student representative on the Lake George Forum. Lexi is the manager for the state champion boysÕ basketball team, as well as the scorekeeper for the boysÕ soccer team. Outside of school, she has participated in 14 years of dance with the Adirondack Repertory Dance Theatre in Glens Falls. Lexi has been trained in ballet, jazz, hip hop, and choreography. She is a graduate of the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Program, and was awarded the 2015 Post-Star Teen Excellence Award. Lexi is an AP Scholar, and was awarded the George Eastman Young Leaders Award, as well as the Saint MichaelÕ s College Book Award. She volunteers at a variety of community events both in and out of school. She is a tutor for underclassmen in both math and Spanish, and gives tours to new students entering the district. Lexi has worked at the Lake George Elementary School Holiday Fairs and Math Fun Nights, RandyÕ s Run, and Relay for Life. She also teaches young children ballet at her studio. Lexi will be attending Skidmore College in the fall with a focus on elementary education.
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Long Lake set to graduate three
LONG LAKE Ñ Long Lake Central School has announced their top students for the class of 2015, with commencement being held on Friday, June 26, at 7:30 p.m. in LLCS Auditorium. This yearÕ s valedictorian is Curtis Seaman, son of Karen and Craig Seaman of Long Lake. While attending LLCS Curtis participated in National Honor Society, Student Council, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Envirothon, Green Team and the High School Band. Curtis will be attending Messiah College in the fall, where he will major in Journalism. This yearÕ s salutatorian is Henry Sandiford, son of Vickie and Bill Sandiford of Long Lake. While attending LLCS, Henry participated in Basketball, BaseSeaman ball, Soccer, Band, Jazz Band, National Honor Society, Green Team, Electrothon Car Club and Student Council. Henry will be attending St. Lawrence University in the fall. His major is undeclared at this point. Leah Foster in the daughter of Greg and Wendy Foster of Long Lake, and Charlene Foster of Pelion, S.C. Leah is interested in pursuing Early Childhood StudSandiford ies in college.
Gabriel Michael Sallstrom, son of Todd and Christine Sallstrom of Lake George, is a consistent volunteer at New Hope Community Church, a member of the National Senior Honor Society, French Honor Society, and Lake George athletics. He is the leader of New Hope Community Church Youth Worship Team, cocaptain of the Lake George Golf Team, and is the Class of 2015 vice president. Gabe plans to attend Cedarville University in the fall with a major in electrical engineering and a minor in biblical studies. Michael Joseph Valente, son of Daniel and Pamela Valente of Lake George, is a member of National Senior Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society and Future Business Leaders of America. He is a two-sport varsity athlete in golf and tennis. He was the co-captain of the golf team in 2013 and 2014. He has volunteered at various community events, such as Relay for Life, Double H Ranch and Hometown Thanksgiving. Michael is a recipient of the Clarkson University Achievement Award and the University of Rochester Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. Michael plans to attend Clarkson University in the fall to pursue a career in chemical engineering.
Carly Delaney Woods, is the daughter of Beth Thomson and John Woods. She is an active student in both academics and the arts while holding down a part-time job year-round. She is a member of National Senior Honor Society, treasurer of Spanish Honor Society and vice president of the newly-founded TriCounty Music Honor Society. Carly is also the president of the Rotary Interact Club at Lake George. She has traveled to Lake Placid for the Rotary Convention and New York City for the Rotary International United Nations Day. Carly plays the French horn and the trumpet. She has performed with the Lake George Community Band and has been accepted to both AllCounty Band and the Lake Placid Northeast Music Festival, where she was seated first for the past three years. She has also taken an independent study course focusing on the art of sculpture and ceramics. Carly, along with eight other students, traveled to Beijing, Shanghai, XiÕ an, and Hong Kong, China, in 2014 to learn about the history and culture of the country. In the fall, Carly plans on becoming a part of OttoÕ s Army, studying neuroscience and biology at Syracuse University in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Indian Lake
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Members of the Indian Lake Central School Class of 2015 include Jessica Lyn Brown, Shea-anna Nicole Callanan, Joseph S. Corrow, Joseph Austin DeShaw, Cynthia Anne Gagnier, Rudolf A. Giessen III, Sadie Valentine Hilts, Zackary Philip Joyce, Yun Hong Kim, Joshua Brian King, Ashlyn Victoria Knight, Victoria Elizabeth Moore, Kelsey June Pierson, Alexis Rae Seery, Cheyenne Cassidy Wilder and Shawn Allen Zahray.
Wilder, Deshaw named top of class at ILCS INDIAN LAKE The Indian Lake Central School District has announced the top students of the Class of 2015, which will hold commencement exercisees Saturday, June 27, at noon. This yearÕ s ILCS Valedictorian is Cheyenne Wilder. CheyenneÔ s is the daughter of Dianna and Greg Wilder. During her time at ILCS, Cheyenne was inducted into the National Honor SociWilder ety, served as the Vice President of the Student Council, the President of the Travel Club, and participated in such activities as Big Buddies, Shared Decision Making Team, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Yearbook Club, Rotary Youth Leadership, Indian Lake Volunteer Ambulance Corp., Flags, Prom Committee and played in the Coaches vs. Cancer Basketball Tournament. Cheyenne plans to attend Monroe Community College for two Ñ
years, then transfer to Upstate Medical University to become a Radiologist. Cheyenne will graduate with an average of 96. This yearÕ s Salutatorian is Joseph Deshaw. Joseph is the son of Jeff and Michelle Deshaw. During his time at ILCS, Joseph volunteered at a local soup kitchen, and participated in such activities as Varsity Baseball, Student Council, Deshaw Big Buddies, Travel Club, French Club, Indian Lake Volunteer Fire Department, and served as a Eucharist Minister at St. MaryÕ s Catholic Church. Joseph plans to join the Army National Guard following graduation. After he completes a ten week basic training he will then attend SUNY Morrisville in the Criminal Justice program. Joseph will graduate with an average of 88.
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