Graduation 2023

Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Career and Technical Education Class of 2023

Brockport Central School District

Adrian Bartz, Brooke Bazinet, Brody Bonczyk, Caleb Brannan, Cameron Burbano, Joseph Caudle, Isaiah Coutts, Austin Craft, Danielle Crandall, Jair Cutler, Robert Dauphinee, Hailey Downard-Wickdal, Brooklyn Downey, Makayla Eldridge, Ethan Eliscar, Jorryn Falkowski, Jake Feldhousen, Meghan Felice, Julia Frederick, Arianna Gingello, Matthew Grome, Austin Haynes, Colin Hoage, Kayden Jorolemon, Cameron Kluth, Jerome Kramer, Julia Krueger, Anthony Lagas, Maddox LaJuett, Lillian LaShomb, Troy Legault, Stephanie Maar, Dominic Mancuso, Stephen Mark, Victor Martinez, Liam McGrath, Ruvim Melenchuk, Zachary Michalow, Alexa Miller, William Miller, Joseph Murtaugh, Andrew Nicholas, Aiden Onofreychuk, Indigo Pardun, Jacob Phillips, Ephram Pogroszewski, Angelina Pratt, Isabella Reynolds, Haley Robertson-Merritt, William Ross, Janeisha Segarra, Nathan Spurr, Kai Staats, Logan Staskiewicz, Isaac Strong, Joseph Trostle, Paul True, Edward Webster, Thomas Woodward, Tiana Yaw-Owens.

Churchville-Chili Central School District

Keturah Anderson, Avalon Badger, Ethan Barkley, Colton Batz, Lea Bender, Mikayla Bevilacqua, Anastasia Bitsas, Aaron Caballero, Joseph Carrozzi, Vincent Charles, Kyle Cherry, Tyler Chick, Audrey Ciejek, Brianna Cullen, Johnathan Cullen, Austin DeYager, Yamuna Dhakal, Anthony Doerr, Kaitlyn Duritza, Spenser Fien, Benjamin Forrett, Jeremiah Gaffney, Isaiah Garcia, Amya Gibson, Gavin Haskins, Troy Hemmerick, Ryan Holmes, Destiny Howes, Patrick Irving, Camryn Karelus, Makenna King, Giyanna Kirchgessner, Sierra Krystan, Jaylen Lambert, Colton Lathrop, David Lenhard, Christopher Lighthouse, Khalil Liverpool, Mia Lucyshyn, DuPoux Marcellus, Alexander Mason, Marty Mbama, Gabrielle Negron, Rachel Niedzwiecki, Cameron Orengo, Brock Osborne, Michael Otto, Jonah Piatek, Payton Post, Shamya Pratt, Caleb Quinn, Rayon Robinson, Bradley Shaw, Patrick Slusar, Victoria Thompson, Alanna Tucker, Oleksiy Tyshkov, Brianna Underwood, Jaden Warren, Keara Webb, AnnaSerra Weider, Marni Williams, Karissa Wilson, Carter Wolf, Tyler Wong, Katherine Zerrillo.

Gates Chili Central School District

Adam Abdeldayem, Sabha Abdeldayem, Yousef Abdeldayem, Nicholas Adams, MacKenzie Alley, Logan Bailey, Ryan Banach, Joseph Bassano, Allie Benson, Marquise Brown, Garrett Carlin, Michael Cassidy, Braydon Clark, Xavier Coleman, Jeremiah Cruz, Marco DeBellis, Anthony DiCesare, Nicholas Franco, Briana Gibson, Zinaria Gibson, Bryce Grinion, Ashton Jessmer, Lukas Kinney, Dylyn Kohls, Michael Laucht Jr, Anthony Linehan, Noah Lobene, Shawn Lockhart, Dani Mayer, Xavier Mitchell, Brennan Nero, Vinh Nguyen, Analicia Pagan, Jonathan Perez, Solimar Perez, Kristin Peryea, Garritt Petroff, Emanuel Quintana, Emma Rasmusson, Jeanae Robinson, Hiram Santiago Jr, Sierra Schmackpfeffer, Landon Stahlman, Abigail Steines, Carmen Stepherson, Michael Stidd III, Brayden Stout, Louis Wall, Coen Wallace, Ramon Watkins-Arzuaga, Kaylin Woodin.

Greece Central School District

Nour AlsaFadi, John Andreano, Joseph Andreano, Jayden Aponte, Adam Ashkar, Imani Avies, Jayden Ayers, Jayden Bence, J’uwan Blythers, Michael Bruno, Jayden Caldarelli, Logan Cameron, Isabella Campbell, Angelina Cosmano, Cristina Curthoys, Matthew Dearman, Angelo DeLucia, Jack DeWolf, Steven Dumbleton, Jenna Federation, Isabella Forbes, Timothy Fovel, Brendan Garcia, Sabina Golojuch, Kurien Haynes, Laela Hedgebeth, Cassidy Hennigan, Savion Hickenbottom, Jocelyn Holman, Faith Hounwanou, Rasahad House, Reyana Howard, Rogue Jensen, Christian Johnson, Na’veeyah Jones, Caia Jones-Smith, Brandon Judkins, Aryana Justice, Benjamin Kelly, Stephen Kent, Lucia Rosa LaGamba, Samantha Lagonegro, Aung Lamin, Daniel Lercher, Aidan Lewandowski, Christopher Lockwood, Daniel Long, Conner MacNeal-Burnett, Amilya Maniphonh, Ryan Maxwell, Cameron McCoy, Marlon McCullough Jr, Alexandria McGonnell, Shinnya McGriff, Liam McKenzie, Dante McNair, Mario McNair, Mya Mek, Anastasia Miles, Rhiannon Miller, Caleb Mitchell, Ava Monagas, Nayana Ortiz, Jose Otero Jr., Devin Palma, Andrew Pawlyk, Natalia Pawuk, Jacob Peacock, David Pusyak, Jeffrey Pyles, Marissa Raisman, Alejandro Ramos, Mika Richardson, Mya Rivers, Jazmine Rizzo, Sebastian Roman Rivera, Hillary Rosado, Kamyla Rosa-Padilla, Jorge Ruiz, Annabella Sacchetti, Alize Santana, Emma Santiago, Alisa Serhatlic, Bryan Shaw, Osirus Shury, Alex Shuvalov, Arianna Sloan, Joshua Southivongnorath, Ariana Sutton, Mariano Terran, Victoria Torres, Anthony Tudisco, Ty VanEpps, Madison Vargas, Vanessa Villegas, Nehemiah Wahid, Makenzi Werner, Leiany Wigent, Joseph Willis, Jacob Wood, Maryn Zimmer.

Hilton Central School District Emily Anderson, Philip Bailey, Desirey Ballard, Isabella Barnum, Sarah Bateman, Jake Bischoping, Arrieana Brown, Allison Burley, Eric Burton, Alexander Cavallaro-Klice, Jason Chapin, Luke Cialdella, Cameron Clark, Konstantinos Cowan, Matthew Cudzilo, Marie Daby, Cameron Davis, Mustafah Deis, Nicholas Delvecchio, Madeline Demchock, Julia DiPaola, Timothy Duell, John Farley, Logan Ferrell, Alexis Foster, Aniyalis Garcia, Delaney Goodenow, Alexander Haffen, Charles Hall Jr, Timothy Hull, Meredith Kuebel, Eli Lana, Carmella Lanzatella, Jayden Laurie, Corrina Leo, Scott Lingle, Antonio Mannillo, Maressa Marcanio, Angelo Marcello, Gianna Messura, Osiris Morejon, Tyson Murante, Elliana Pereira, Nicole Pilon, Emma Pratt, Iliya Prus, Ariana Ross, Daniel Sichak, Nathan Sidoti, Victoria Velyk, Andrew Wainwright, Laura Wallace, Taylor Wilson, Hayley Wolf.

Holley Central School District Marcello Andrako, Matthew Barlow, Joseph Bissanti, Ryan Blodgett, Jared Bowen, Alejandro Buchiere, Heath Daly, Danny Echevarria, Ryan Frank, Michael Jacobs-Fallato, Hunter Kaminski, Sarah Kelly, Shannon Kelly, Hunter Kennedy, Miles Lammes, Homer Mathes, Aidan McFadden, Prestyn McMillion, Zachary Milner, Jesse Patterson, Katelyn Randall, Ryan Sanfilippo, Kendall Shipe, Timothy Warney, Marlene Welch, Michael Wolfe.

Kendall Central School District Tyana Burroughs, Alberto Chavez Jr, Hunter Conner, Makenzie Czeh, Riley Diltz, Job DiLucia, David Elliott, Cameron Faulks, Casey Gardner, Owen Hirschman, Ronald Kuhn, Arianna Lissow, Gabriel Loran, Chloe Maloney, Michaila Moore, Elizabeth Randall, Thomas Rice, Riley Robinson, Jacob Sce, Aries Schuster, Steven Strapp, Lillian Taylor, Abigail Villalobos,

Spencerport

Central

School District

Adam Abualhour, Jake Aina, Virgo Anderson Jr., Kaitlynn Antonio, Caleb Armour, Mikaela Arnold, Marisa Arnone, Sylvie Benjamin, Harvey Bussey Jr, Brennan Camp, Jacob Carr, Tyler Chapin, Jordan Corley, Meghan Cranmer, Keileany Cruz, Jahliza Diaz, Alexander Diedrich, Charles Diehl, Dominic DiFiore, Joseph DiLalla, Angelina DiSanferdinando, Sydney Doran, Andrew Forest, Isabella Fox, Jackson Gretzinger, Richard Gristwood, Brianna Hotaling, Ayah Ibrahim, Juliana Inclima, Brady John, Justin Johnson, Macaria Johnson, Richard Lander, Cheyanne Mason, Austin Mitchell, Jocelyn Moon, Megan Moore, Iesha Nieves, Ryan Odell, Erin O’Hara, Collin Owens, Alyssa Plouffe, Gavin Radell, Michael Ribby, Emma Rizzo, Cal Russo, Isabella Schmidt, Ahmed Shaibi, Joshua Spaziano, Norman Sullivan III, Alex Torres, Blake Tunningley, Melissa VanEpps, Trevor Vargo, Joshua Wayda, Dalton Wiley, Carter Wooden.

Wheatland-Chili Central School District

Terrance Bayly-Henshaw, Carly Beckford, Cole Cameron, Cody Crawford, Olivia Elias-Pernesky, Adam Kohn, Karnage Napier, Ethan Palmer, Christina Schwenebraten, Calogero Scott, Dylan Shepanski, Ellisa Smalling, Tahquan Smith, Shawn Swank.

Additional Students Completing CTE Programs

Ta’Vian Andrews, Kristopher Benson, Colin Boyle, Logan Chapin, Roger Fox II, Aiden Gauthier, Seth Helm, Alexandra Kryger-Dinieri, Alejandro Lisboa, Calvin Moore III, Emanuel Nieves, Dominic Payne, Aydin Peters, Kevin Pillot Diaz, Kaden Quiros, Daniel Rivera, Dexter Rodgers, Mattis Sage.

Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES

Monroe 2-orleans BoCesaward winners

Association of Career and Technical Education Administrators (ACTEA)/ WEMOCO Student of the Year Award

The Association of Career and Technical Education Administrators recognizes 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.

Caia Jones-Smith (Greece)

C.M. Armitage Electrical Scholarship

Established to award $800 to a deserving WEMOCO student annually, applicants must work outside of school, be planning to go on for further education/training in the electrical field of study, be involved in school organizations or extracurricular activities, and have a good work ethic and character. The award is intended to be used towards college or preparing for a career.

Giovanni Marcello

Residential and Commercial Electrical (Hilton)

Make All the Difference Scholarship

Donald F. and Maxine B. Davison

Memorial Scholarship

The Donald F. and Maxine B. Davison family has dedicated scholarships to be awarded to graduating seniors who have earned distinction and are pursuing full-time study in an accredited college, university or technical school. The scholarships are awarded to students in the Digital and Visual Communication, Machining, Nurse Assisting and Associated Health Careers and/or Welding programs. The students need to have demonstrated distinction via at least one of the following: school performance, leadership, service and/or character.

Joshua Southivongnorath

Nurse Assisting and Associated Health Careers (Greece)

Katherine Zerrillo

Digital and Visual Communication (Churchville-Chili)

Cameron B. Estes Memorial Award

The Cameron B. Estes Award recognizes students who are 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.

Victoria Velyk Cosmetology (Hilton)

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.

Alanna Tucker Nurse Assisting and Associated Health Careers (Churchville-Chili)

John Lincoln Award

Named after the company’s founder, Prolift awards a graduating automotive technology senior the John Lincoln Award based on merit and excellence.

Adrian Bartz Automotive Technology (Brockport)

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.

Victoria Velyk Cosmetology (Hilton) Taylor Wilson New Visions Health Professions (Hilton)

The Monroe 2-Orleans Educational Foundation funds scholarships and awards for students for whom alternative programs have “made all the difference.” The nature of what the Educational Foundation aspires to celebrate is unique. Make All the Difference applicants are not asked to measure themselves against a single standard of achievement and potential. Rather, they are asked to show how alternative education has made a significant difference in their lives, how they have made a difference for themselves, and how the partnership between themselves and their eligible programs will make a difference for their future. Make All the Difference Scholarships and Awards recognize outstanding examples of how the convergence of alternative education programs, dedicated staff, and engaged students can Make All the Difference in a student’s life, in ways that general education is not designed to do.

Make All the Difference Scholarships

Colin Boyle (Penfield)

Amya Gibson (Churchville-Chili)

Sabina Golojuch (Greece)

Gabriel Loran (Kendall)

Avery Murray (Gates Chili)

Gavin Radell (Spencerport)

Ethan Sherman (Brockport)

Taylor Wilson (Hilton)

Make All the Difference

Aramark Scholarships

Kaleigh Barsell (Churchville-Chili)

Elizabeth Randall (Kendall)

Make All the Difference

Campus Construction Scholarship

Joshua Southivongnorath (Greece)

Make All the Difference

Gallagher Scholarships

Payton Post (Churchville-Chili)

Tiana Yaw-Owens (Brockport)

Make All the Difference

Harris Beach PLLC Scholarship

Meghan Felice (Brockport)

Make All the Difference

LaBella Associates Scholarship

Olivia Elias-Pernesky (Wheatland-Chili)

Make All the Difference

Precision Properties Scholarship

Isabella Fox (Spencerport)

Make All the Difference Rochester West Central Kiwanis Scholarships

Alexis Foster (Hilton)

Jeanae Robinson (Gates Chili)

Make All the Difference

SPX Flow Scholarships

Shannon Kelly (Holley)

Ahmed Shaibi (Spencerport)

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.

Caia Jones-Smith Greece

Salutes 2022-23 Students

Department for Exceptional Children celebrates at Moving On ceremony

The Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Special Education Parent Teacher Organization (SEPTO), along with community volunteers, student volunteers, teachers and staff members, held its annual Spring Fun Fair in June. The event is always a huge hit with the scores of students who look forward to the fun, games, food and time with friends.

Congratulations graduates

Westside Academy Graduation at BOCES 2

Westside Academy’s Class of 2023 celebrated together with proud families and friends at the school on June 12. They shared laughter and tears as teachers recounted memories of their students through the years. Congratulations to (l-r) Kaleigh E. Barsell (Churchville-Chili), Sofia J. Bilinski (Gates Chili), Brenden Johncox (Brockport), Giovanni A. Marcello (Hilton), Janaya Christine Salters (Churchville-Chili), Ethan Michael Sherman (Brockport) Not present: Dylan Chen (Brockport) and Maddox Tonner (Brockport)

Byron-Bergen High School Candidates for Graduation 2023

Rhiannon Alello, Alyssa Ball, Cassidy Ball, Molly Belknap, Jack Benstead, Olivia Best, Jason Bleiler, Stella Briggs, David Brumsted

Dayanara Caballero, Hailey Canfield, Grace Capostagno, Cameron Carlson, Caris Carlson, Elizabeth Cramer, Emma Dormann, Kendan Dressler, Grayson Erion

Gianni Ferrara, Jonny Fooks, Noah Foster, Benjamin Fronczak, Robert Gaylord, Kailee Gurtler, Luis Guzman, Emily Henry, Frank Hersom

Sage Johnson, Sege Kalmbacher, Alec Kulikowski, Alexis Kunkel, Joshua Laird, Amanda LaMagna, Ethan Lewis, Alexander Matthews, Ryan Muscarella

Matthew Olander, Valerie Pastore, Haydin Perez, Kendall Phillips, Elizabeth Piper, Andrew Rimmerman, Jaelynn Rivera, Kayleen Ruffin, Austin Salmonds

Brianna Salmonds, Emily Salmonds, Connor Schramm, Kyle Schramm, Alexandria Schuck, MacKenzie Senf, Zoey Shepard, Matthew Tanner, Joshua Tardy

Aidan Townsend, Gianna Trigilio, Ava Wagoner, Lillian Walker, Leyna Wheeler, Hannah Wies, Kaya Wildschutz, Julia Will, Emily Yun

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Dallis Adams, Zachary Allen, Hadeel Amireh, Yausmaris Amores-Aguiar, Sonni Amoroso, Braedon Apple, Audrey Archer, Adrian Bartz, Xavier Bauer, Brooke Bazinet, Leonna Bonacci

Brody Bonczyk, Caleb Brannan, Anthony Brodner, Sophia Broutman, Cameron Brown, Jerome Brown, Kaylee Brown, Logan Brown, Christopher Bulmahn, Cameron Burbano, Oliva Caleb, Julia Camp

Joseph Caudle, Cameron Cavallaro, Dylan Chen, Maggice Chen, Caleb Christiansen, Marissa Ciufo, Christian Collazo, Connor Cook, Jillian Cordeiro, Lucas Courtney, Isaiah Coutts, Nicholas Covert

Muriel Coyle, Austin Craft, Jenna Cring, Owen Cummings, Berit Dauenhauer, Robert Dauphinee, Katie DeConinck, Conor Domingo, Hailey Downard-Wickdal, Brooklyn Downey

Heather Duell, Arjun Dwivedi, Makayla Eldridge, Ethan Eliscar, Jorryn Falkowski, Jake Feldhousen, Meghan Felice, Alexis Fennell, Brandon Fischer, Julia Frederick, Eileena Frey, Anthony Gallo

Arianna Gingello, Kyra Gleason, Carson Golden, Kian Granger, Matthew Grome, Ariana Guerrero, Lavonn Guy, Makayla Haibach, Caitlyn Hamlin, Nathan Hanshaw, Cooper Harvey, Austin Haynes

Colin Hoage, Xia Hoffmann, Johnathan Hofstra, Emma Hopsicker, Sydney Horn, Molly Howlett, Ian Hoyt, Ruby Hoyt, Raegan Hughes, Fae Indelicato, Cody Irwin, Savanna Isenberg, Ian James, Danielle Jewell-Wolf

Brenden Johncox, Paul Johnston, Kayden Jorolemon, Sarah Kiesow, Bradley Kleehammer, Dylan Kleehammer, Cameron Kluth, Tyler Kluth, Jacob Kraaijenbrink, Jerome Kramer, Julia Krueger, Brennan Kuhn

Adam Kwiatkowski, Anthony Lagas, Lillian LaShomb, Kaeden Laureano, Troy Legault, Peter Leicht, Isabel Lesniak, Dylan Lessar, Stephanie Maar, Lucas Maier, Sky Makowiecki, Cameron Male

Dominic Mancuso, Nicole Mangwiza, Stephen Mark, Angelina Martin, Ariana Mateo, Aidan Mayes Poduslo, MacKenna McCall, Deaghlan McCormick, Annabelle McGinnity, Liam McGrath, Jacob McNees, Ruvim Melenchuk, Cole Mesiti

Zachary Michalow, Alexa Miller, Steven Miller, Jr., William Miller, Mackenzie Monnier, Grayson Montague, Kalie Moyer, Ryliane Murch, Joseph Murtaugh, Noelle Natale, Joseph Nather

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Brockport High School Candidates for Graduation 2023

Kiana Nauden, Nadia Nealon, Andrew Nicholas, Anwar Nieves, Zakari Noah, Joeliz Nogueras Gonzalez, Francis Nwokonko, Ethan Oleksyn, Joshua O’May, Aiden Onofreychuk, Ryan Overmyer, Maxwell Pardue

Indigo Pardun, Lillian Petisi, Jacob Phillips, Cadence Pickett, Rylee Pierce, Ephram Pogroszewski, Angelina Pratt, Samantha Privett, Marianna Pryor, Kirston Pugsley, D’Mari Rainey, James Ramsay

Timothy Reed, Jr., Ethan Rehwaldt, Mark Rennie, Isabella Reynolds, Zachary Richards, Sophia Rickerl, Jenna Rivera, Oscar Rivera, Jayden Roberts, Haley Robertson-Merritt, Jaedon Roman, William Ross, Ethan Ruggles

Hanna Sands, KhaNy Sangasy, Jalicia Santiago, Andrew Sauers, Kaylee Scheidt, Henry Schultz, Cameron Scorsone, Janeisha Segarra, Ethan Sherman, Josh Sidebotham, Justin Sillen, Mia Simpson

Megan Smith, Trey Smith, Catalina Solis, Brayden Spencer, Nathan Spurr, Kai Staats, Logan Staskiewicz, Patricia Stirk, Alexander Stoker, Isaac Strong, Ashley Stroup

Gavin Stuhler, Delaney Szabo, Paige Taylor, Reginald Thomas, Aiden Tindal, Maddox Tonner, Emma Trimmer, Joseph Trostle, Paul True, Delmar Tubbs, Kassidy Tully, Erika Vargas

Ava Velletri, Saul Villa, Lucia Bella Viola, Leo Vogt, Ella Wallis, Amiyah Wearen, Edward Webster, Carter West, Jamie White, Kaelin White, Dominic Williams

Madison Williams, Andrew Wilson, Philiasophia Wood, Thomas Woodward, Jeffrey Xue, Tiana Yaw-Owens, Jerry Zhang.

Senior Class of 2023 Awards Night

Etoleah Holmes Award: Ryliane Murch and Joshua Sidebotham

Lift Bridge Book Shop Award: Adrian Bartz and Berit Dauenhauer

Jeanne Kirby Memorial Award: Alexa Miller

Dr. Carolyn Mrowka Award: Brooklyn Downey

Career Internship Award: Hadeel Amireh, Maggice Chen, Jeffrey Xue and Jerry Zhang

Miss Mary Crowley Business Award: Hadeel Amireh

Mary Jane O’Conner Business and Career Education Award: Maggice Chen

Wegmans Scholarship: Sonni Amoroso

Bookstore Award: Hadeel Amireh, Haneen Amireh, Maggice Chen and Sarah Tantalo

BHS Multimedia Club Award: Brennan Kuhn

PLTW Engineering Award: Gavin Stuhler

First Amendment Award: Jyonnah Ware

Robert W. Northrup Government Award:

Brockport H.S.

Dexter Perkins Prize in History: Braedon Apple

Alexander Millener Good Citizenship Award: Paul True

Shawna Cyr Memorial Award: Berit Dauenhauer

BHS Calculus Award: Aidan Mayes Poduslo

Dean Henion Memorial Mathematics Award: Aidan Mayes Poduslo

The Eric Martin Mathletes Award: Emma J. Hopsicker

World Languages Award: French: Makayla Haibach

Spanish: Emma J. Hopsicker

Brockport Art Faculty Selects

Outstanding Portfolio Award: Muriel Coyle

Brockport Art Faculty

Senior Recognition Portfolio Award: Kyra Gleason

Class Acts Award: Sonni Amoroso

BCS Superintendent Sean Bruno Special Recognition Award: James Ramsay

BHS Administrator Michael Pincelli Scholarship Award: Sophia Rickerl

BHS Creativity Award: Lillian Petisi

BHS Art Club Senior Award: Jamie White

The David Delancey Athletic Sportsmanship Award: Leo Vogt

Blue Devil Award: Molly Howlett, Cameron Kluth, Lillian LaShomb, Mackenzie Monnier, Grayson Montague, Zachary Richards, Henry Schultz, Megan Smith and Ava Velletri

Robert D. Ellis Award: Paige Taylor

Jeremy Murray Memorial Award for Baseball: Ariana Guerrero and Zachary Richards

Brockport Soccer Boosters: Cameron Burbano and Henry Schultz

Mark Zagata Memorial Award: Dylan Lessar

Richard N. Pelcher Golf Award: Caleb Christiansen

Senior Class of 2023 Awards & Scholarships

Valedictorian Award: Emma J. Hopsicker

Salutatorian Award: Aidan Mayes Poduslo

Dr. Hidetaka H and Patricia Sagawa

Memorial Scholarship: Aidan Mayes Poduslo

Donald F. and Maxine B. Davison

Foundation Scholarship:

Sydney Horn, Aidan Mayes Poduslo, Nadia Nealon, James Ramsay and Megan Smith, James C. Fallon Scholarship: Maggice Chen

Philip and Margaret Dollard Business Scholarship: Jenna Cring, Alexander Stoker, Andrew Wilson and Jerry Zhang

Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship: Jenna Rivera

Gladys Queen Future Teacher Scholarship: Carson Golden

Urban-Suburban Scholarship: Erika Vargas and Philiasophia Wood

Spirit of the People Helping People Scholarship: Hadeel Amireh

Brockport Rotary “Young Citizen of the Year Award”: Cole Mesiti

Brockport High School Student Council Leadership and Character Scholarship: Xia Hoffmann, Lillian LaShomb, Isabel Lesniak, Indigo Pardun and Delaney Szabo

BHS Alumni Association: Emma J. Hopsicker, Indigo Pardun and Jeffrey Xue

Brockport Teachers Association Scholarship: Jenna Cring, Brooklyn Downey, Annabelle McGinnity and Philiasophia Wood

Brockport Retired Teachers Association Memorial Scholarship: KhaNy Sangasy

Brockport PTSA Scholarship: Jamie White

Class of 1965 Scholarship: Jenna Rivera

Jeffrey Xue was selected as Outstanding BHS Senior by Superintendent Sean Bruno for the Monroe County Council of Superintendents Dr. O’Laughlin Outstanding Senior Award. One senior from each high school is selected for this honor based on scholarship, service and character.

The Donald & Maxine Davison Foundation Scholarship: Aidan Mayes Poduslo (salutatorian), Sydney Horn, Nadia Nealon, Megan Smith and James Ramsay.

Brockport Rotary “Young Citizen of the Year Award”: Cole Mesiti

Class Of 2023

Senior Class of 2023 Awards & Scholarships

Hilton Area Swim Team Scholarship: Adam Kwiatkowski, KhaNy Sangasy, Alexander Stoker and Gavin Stuhler

Brockport Sweden Senior Association

College Scholarship: Kirston Pugsley

Brockport Sweden Senior Association

Trade School Award: Ruby Hoyt

Greater Brockport Chamber of Commerce

Business Award: Jaedon Roman

American Red Cross Scholarship: Xia Hoffmann and Nadia Nealon

Brockport Elks Prize: Owen Cummings

Brockport Lions Club 3-1-3: Makayla Haibach

Edward and Doris Banker Scholarship: Marianna Pryor

Suzanne H. Lee Scholarship Award: Heather Duell, Eileena Frey, Raegan Hughes, Savanna Isenberg, Dylan Kleehammer, and Mackenzie Monnier

John C. Hoppe Scholarship: Bradley Kleehammer

Madlyn Rowe Scholarship: Emma J. Hopsicker

Edmund and Tina Hundt Scholarship: Sonni Amoroso

Dr. Charles J. Sommer Scholarship Award: Kassidy Tully

Thomas & Helene Hage Scholarship: Joeliz Nogueras Gonzalez

Jeffrey Brown Honorary Scholarship Award: Molly Howlett

Howlett Family Scholarship: Isabel Lesniak

Sperandio Family Scholarship Award: Maggice Chen and Jeffrey Xue

Avery Family Scholarship: Indigo Pardun and Alexander Stoker

Baker Family Scholarship: Zachary Richards

Alan S. Bader Memorial: Anthony Brodner

David Gordon Webster Memorial Scholarship:

Betsey Nasca Rojas Memorial Scholarship: Arjun Dwivedi

Ralph J. Beaney Memorial: Berit Dauenhauer

Douglas H. Westcott Memorial Award: Caleb Christiansen and Peter Leicht

Dr. Tobias Ekeze Memorial: Caleb Christiansen

Linda Schleede Huffman Memorial:

Michael L. Pratt Memorial: Delaney Szabo

Greg Pelletier Memorial Scholarship: Dylan Lessar

G. Spencer Terry Memorial Scholarship: Xia Hoffmann and Emma J. Hopsicker

Marilyn Donsky Memorial Scholarship: Isabel Lesniak

Dorothy J. Ruger Memorial: Sonni Amoroso

Keith D. Schleede Memorial: Xavier Bauer

Nancy E. Lagamba Memorial Scholarship: Lucia Bella Viola

Jordan C. Bouwes Memorial: Marissa Ciufo

Katie Sweeting Memorial Scholarship: Mark Rennie and Paige Taylor

Roger J. Gramlich Memorial Scholarship: Joshua Sidebotham

Leonard Bernstein Award for Musicianship: Noelle Natale

Kristin Strandberg Osborne Vocal Music Scholarship: Jenna Rivera

Vocal Music Award: Sonni Amoroso

Director’s Orchestra Award: Philiasophia Wood

Brockport Orchestra Boosters’ Senior Scholarship: KhaNy Sangasy

Brockport Band Boosters’ Senior Scholarship: Jeffrey Xue

National School Orchestra Award: Delaney Szabo

First Amendment Award: Recipient Jyonnah Ware with Superintendent Sean Bruno, BHS Principal Michael Pincelli and BHS Assistant Principal Orlando Benzan

Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship: and Philip & Margaret Dollard Business Scholarship: (not pictured).

Churchville-Chili High School Candidates for Graduation 2023

Jolie Acton, Brandon Allen Jr., Grace Allen, Safaa AlShaebi, Brandon Antonio, Christiani Antonio, Nathan Arlauckas, Moises Arrendell, Christine Artyushok, Johnny Asencio, Avalon Badger, Elizabeth Bagley

Ethan Barkley, Kaleigh Barsell, Colton Batz, Matthew Behlok, Salah Benchaabane, Lea Bender, Joshua Bennigsohn, Madison Beyers, Logan Birtchet, Anastasia Bitsas, Colin Bonnewell, Amanda Booher

Isaac Botsford, Riley Brady, Joss Breiner-Santucci, Amelia Breton, Zachary Brockman, Morgan Brooks, Jarell Brown, Madison Brown, Malachi Brown Tomaszewski, Aaron Caballero

Zachary Calisto, Alexis Cannan, Joseph Carrozzi, Olivia Cavallaro, Brenna Chalmers, Vincent Charles, Nicole Chase, Kyle Cherry, Tyler Chick, Isabella Ciancione, Audrey Ciejek, Mackenzie Coccia, Camille Collins

Brooke Collom, Colin Compton, Brandon Corzine, Alex Courtney, Benjamin Croce, Brianna Cullen, Johnathan Cullen, Riley Cullen, Taylor Curyto, Nicholas D’Ambra, Samantha D’Ambrosia

Sophia D’Ambrosio, Carter D’Ovidio, David Damiani, Michael DeBona, Evan DelGudico, Katerina Dembeyiotis, Austin DeYager, Yamuna Dhakal, Azayla Diaz Zachary Dick, Kelsey Dillard, Marissa Dingus

Tavio DiRose, Anthony Doerr, Gretchen Dolan, Elizabeth Donaghue, Lindsay Donner, Katherine Draper, Larry Drumgoole, Evan Duncanson, Jenna Dunham, Trey Eberhart, Tyler Eberhart, Ryon Fagan

Victoria Fess, Spenser Fien, Meredith Fingler, Alivia Finnemore, Molly Fitzgerald, Anthony Fiumara, Anisa Flowers Thompson, Olivia Ford, Jayden Forman, Benjamin Forrett, Marissa Frati, Genevieve Fromm

Kyra Fry, Abigail Gaffney, Alexis Gagnon, Carley Gallagher, Isaiah Garcia, Madison Gefell, Jesse Gelsomino, Adam Gerace, Jason Gibbs, Amya Gibson, GinaMarie Gigante, Mia Gonzalez

Samuel Grant, Philip Greco, Noah Grillo, Lydia Guerrero, Tristan Harris, Gavin Haskins, Troy Hemmerick, Luke Herbert, Tamia Hershberger, Jessica Hewitson, Quinn Hoak, Marissa Hogan, Ryan Holmes, Lauren Hughes, Zoria Hughes

Patrick Irving, Naseem Ivey, Levi Jackson, Alexis Jeffers, Benjamin Jennings, Christopher Jodoin Jr., Kolby Jones, Ryan Jones, Camryn Karelus, Kirandeep Kaur, Maddilynn Keech

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Second annual Billy Mason Memorial Scholarship awarded

The Board of Directors of the Billy Mason Memorial Foundation has named Mckenna Hussar as the recipient of a $2,500 scholarship awarded in Billy’s memory. Billy was a well-known Spencerport resident and threesport star at Spencerport High School from 1969 to 1971. After his untimely death in May of 2021, friends and family established the Foundation in his memory.

The Billy Mason Memorial Scholarship Fund honors Billy’s commitment to athletic excellence, leadership, work ethic and personal integrity, and the Foundation hopes to help young athletes and students fulfill their potential while exhibiting the same characteristics that Billy embodied.

Ms. Chelsea Antosh, mathematics teacher and girls JV soccer coach says, “Throughout Mckenna’s time at Spencerport and my time of knowing her, three distinct words come to mind: focus, grit, and heart. As an extremely goal-oriented person, Mckenna has consistently demonstrated a

tremendous work ethic and drive to achieve both her academic and athletic goals.”

Tara Pittman, girls lacrosse varsity coach, says “Mckenna missed her entire lacrosse season last year due to a torn ACL. She was at every game and practice to support her team in a different role. She worked tirelessly in rehab and physical therapy so she could come back this year stronger than ever.”

Mckenna is on high honor roll and a member of the National Honor Society. She signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Utica University where she intends to study physical therapy.

The Billy Mason Memorial Foundation is holding a fundraising golf tournament on July 15 at the Timber Ridge Golf Club to continue to be able to fund scholarships in Billy’s memory. To register to play, make a donation, or get information about sponsorships, go to BillyMasonMemorialFoundation.org. Provided information and photo

CollegeFEST returning in September to connect college students and employers

CampusROC, a Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce program, will host the 3rd Annual CollegeFEST on Saturday, September 23, at Innovation Square in Downtown Rochester. Promised to be “the best five hours in #GreaterROC” for local college students and recent alumni, this event is back and better than ever by providing expanded opportunities to connect with students for internships, micro-internships, co-ops, and full-time employment.

Over 1,000 students from Greater Rochester’s 19 colleges and universities are expected to attend. Greater Rochester’s higher educa-

tion organizations produce highly skilled students ready to enter the workforce. The festival allows students and employers to connect in a fun, dynamic, and engaging way that is anything but your typical career fair. CollegeFEST 2023 is expanding to be inside and outside at Innovation Square this year in order to host more employers and students than in previous years. Outside will feature games for students, live entertainment, food trucks, and hands-on activities from #GreaterROC businesses and organizations, while inside will feature a revamped employer area as well as lounges for students and special interest groups including veterans and international students. A new employer workshop series is aimed at educating employers on how to hire diverse talent including veteran students, international students, and neurodiverse students. There will also be a

top sponsor lounge and map to highlight the employers and activities present.

“We are thrilled to announce the return of CollegeFEST for its highly anticipated third year, providing an incredible platform for college students and employers to connect in a vibrant atmosphere,” said Julia Pagano, Talent Strategy Manager, Events & Outreach at Greater Rochester Chamber. “With its dynamic lineup of networking opportunities and engaging employer showcases, CollegeFEST promises to empower students while offering employers access to a pool of exceptional talent from diverse academic backgrounds.”

“CollegeFEST plays a vital role in bridging the gap between our talented college students and local employers, creating valuable connections that can lead to meaningful career opportunities,” said Bob Duffy, President and CEO of Greater Rochester Chamber.

“By fostering these connections, we not only strengthen our local workforce, but also enhance the overall economic development of Greater Rochester. Retaining college students in our region is crucial for our continued growth, and events like CollegeFEST provide a platform for students to explore the diverse array of career prospects available right here in our community.”

Students interested in participating can register to attend at www.tinyurl.com/ CollegeFEST2023.

Sponsorship opportunities are open now for corporate partners and higher education partners looking to support the event and connect with students at the festival. More information is available at CampusROC. org/collegefest.

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How college students can better manage their time

Many people have a lot of demands on their time. There are only so many hours in a day, which means that the sooner a person can develop strategies for managing his or her time efficiently and effectively, the more successful that person can be.

It can be especially important for college students to explore ways to improve their time management skills early in their academic careers. Time management involves planning, and that includes allotting time for specific tasks. The following strategies can be useful for anyone looking to manage their time more effectively.

Establish a daily schedule

Staying the course may require a guideline detailing how you will spend your time. A good part of the day may be taken up by classes and assignments, but focusing on the other parts of the day also is key. Set up a plan for how you will treat each day. Block off specific times for exercise, meals, school, study, and any other responsibilities you have. Time blocking is a format by which you go through the moments of the day. You can block out by the hour or any amount of time you need.

Figure out where you’re losing time

You need to know how you’re currently spending your time before you can improve on time management strategies. Spend a few days jotting down a time log. This will help you determine if you’re working efficiently or where you are losing time.

Make time for breaks

Burnout can occur when you work yourself too hard. That makes breaks an important part of time management. Breaks allow for time to call loved ones, text with friends, meditate, or engage in other activities unrelated to school. According to sleep researcher Nathaniel Kleitman, people’s minds naturally crave breaks after 90 minutes of intense work. You may need breaks at different intervals. Learn to read your body’s cues.

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Break projects down

Many students avoid projects they feel are huge tasks. Breaking down the larger job into smaller ones can help students stay focused and reward progress. For example, if you need to write a 50-page research paper, make the first task finding source material, the next citing quotes and studies, and then resolve to write a set number of pages per day.

Schedule classes wisely

Some people are night owls while others thrive in the morning. Set up schedules so you’re in class when you are at your most productive; otherwise, you could lag and waste time.

Time management is an important skill for students to develop. It will help in the classroom and later on when entering the workforce.

Hilton senior awarded Falcon Foundation Scholarship

Sarah Williams, a senior at Hilton High School, has been awarded a Falcon Foundation Scholarship from her application to the United States Air Force Academy.

According to its website, the Falcon Foundation recognizes that many deserving young people might need additional academic preparation to help them realize their potential for an Academy education and Air Force or Space Force career. To meet this need, the Foundation provides annual scholarship grants to specially selected civilian junior college and preparatory schools throughout the country.

Sarah was one of the over 10,000 applicants seeking appointment to the Air Force Academy. While this year’s numbers aren’t yet available, 1,416 were ultimately admitted into the Academy last year and only 71 scholarships were awarded, so it is an honor to receive the Falcon Scholarship.

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Margaret A. McGrath Charitable Foundation awards scholarships to Hamlin and Sweden students

The Margaret A. McGrath Charitable Foundation announced the awarding of 14 scholarships totaling $85,000 to local students for the 2023-2024 academic school year. This surpasses the one million dollar mark in awards since 2005; and, has provided scholarships for over 116 students in the Towns of Sweden and Hamlin since its inception.

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 those majoring in Business and the Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship is awarded to those majoring in elementary education. Scholarships are for undergraduate and graduate degrees.

This year’s recipients of the Philip and Margaret Dollard Business Scholarship are:

•Hayden Cook (Sweden) - St. Bonaventure

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•Jenna Cring (Hamlin) - SUNY Brockport

•Owen Gardner (Sweden) - St. John Fisher University

•Jenna McNulty (Hamlin) - RIT

•Jordan Miller (Sweden) - Indiana University East

•Alexander Stoker (Sweden) - SUNY Geneseo

•Emilie Weinbeck (Sweden) - St. Bonaventure University

•Andrew Wilson (Sweden) - Finger Lakes Community College

Gift ideas for high school grads

Graduation parties will soon follow commencement ceremonies for the class of 2023. For party guests, that means finding the right gifts for grads.

Some high school graduates will continue their studies at colleges and universities. Others may pursue careers in various trades. Still, some graduates may be ready to enter the workforce right away. No matter the direction, these gifts can treat graduates to something special.

Travel accessories

Graduates may want to go on a trip before they take the next step in their lives. Quality travel gear is a worthy investment. Select luggage that won’t exceed airport carry-on limits so grads can cut the baggage check lines when they dart away to locales near or far. Carry-on bags also fit easily in bus cargo areas or in the trunks of cars. Pair the gifts with standard or digital luggage tags.

Streaming TV device

While it’s certainly possible to watch favorite shows or films on mobile devices, viewing is that much clearer on televisions. Rather than graduates having to invest in cable television wherever they go, streaming devices like AppleTV or Roku are portable, which means they can be used at home, in a dorm room or on vacation.

Secured credit card

Individuals typically are eligible to apply for credit cards once they reach age 18, which is the age most students are when they graduate high school. Credit cards are one

method of establishing solid credit, so it can be beneficial for a teen to have one. But it can be challenging for individuals with no credit histories to get approval. A secured card, according to CapitalOne, is a credit card that requires money deposited with the credit card issuer in order to open the account. This security deposit is held by the issuer as long as the account is open. Often the security deposit is the same as the credit limit. Gift-givers can help establish secured cards for grads by providing the funds for the security deposits.

Wireless earbuds or headphones

Upgrade grads’ audio with the newest wireless earbuds or headphones. This way they can take them to the gym or use them to listen to shows or music while sharing spaces with others, including college roommates.

Smartphone wallet case

Teenagers are seldom without their phones. A smartphone wallet case enables graduates to stash IDs, credit or debit cards and some cash into specially designed pockets built into the phone cases. This keeps all essentials in one spot.

Framed memorabilia

Whether a graduate was a star athlete or a premier member of the marching band, giftgivers can provide special memories of time spent in school. Frame ticket stubs, sports jerseys, show programs, or other memorabilia that commemorates a graduate’s glory days at their alma mater.

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•Jerry Zhang (Sweden) - Northeastern University

•Christopher Benedict (Sweden) - Nazareth College

The recipients of the Marie Dollard McGrath Elementary Education Scholarship are:

•Allison Cring (Hamlin) - SUNY Brockport

•Jenna Rivera (Sweden) - Roberts Wesleyan University

•Cora Rose (Hamlin) - University of Rochester

•Kasi Williams (Hamlin) - SUNY Fredonia

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 $1,059,000 in scholarships since its formation.

Qualifying 2024 graduating high school seniors and current college students should submit applications for the 2024-2025 academic year by March 1, 2024. For further information, contact Richard J. Dollard, Executive Director and Trustee, at 585-637-7170 or visit www.frontiernet.net/~mcgrathfound. Provided information

Hilton High School 2023 Candidates for Graduation

Carolyn Adams, Hebah Alawi, Autumn Alexander, Zashenka Alfaro Concepcion, Alyssa Almekinder, Ameer Alsafadi, Emily Anderson, Isabelle Anderson, Alexus Anderson-Monachino, Alyssa Andracki

Vanessa Anselmo, Elena Antinarella, Gianluca Antonini, Jeffrey Aurand III, Carlee Avery, Caila Bailey, Philip Bailey, Desirey Ballard, Isabella Barnum, Ryan Bartek, Sarah Bateman, Ana Beasley

Paige Bennett, Jake Bischoping, Kaylee Bishop, Leah Bishop, Vanessa Blossom, Seth Bode, Dianna Bourret, Tessa Briggs, Ryan Brisco, Jeffery Broadnax Jr., Max Brock, Arrieana Brown

Mackenzie Buchholz, Allison Burley, Eric Burton, Yanick Bykovsky, Robert Calhoun, Elizabeth Callen, James Capellupo III, Vincent Capria, Joseph Capria III, Robert Cardone, Ashia Carey, Robert Carlson Jr. Ashlee Carter, Valentina Caruso, William Caruso, Rebecca Case, Nicolas Castellana, Alexander Cavallaro-Klice, Aidan Cawley, Collin Cerio, Jason Chapin, Emily Chapman, Sara Chapple

Juliana Charbonneau, Zachary Charlebois, Alexander Chirdo, Anthony Ciaccia, Luke Cialdella, Cameron Clark, Mollie Coles, Marianna Colon, Alana Conolly, Erica Conroy, Zachary Cordaro

Konstantinos Cowan, Benjamin Cronk, Gabrielle Cronk, Zachary Crossan, Justin Cruz, Matthew Cudzilo, Connor Cypas, Robert Daniels, Cameron Davis, Troy Davis, Carlotta De Stefani, Mustafah Deis

Nicolas Delvecchio, Madeline Demchock, Emma Derooy, Aiden Deuschle, Avery Di Iulio, Brielle DiGiacco, Sophia DiLullo, Christian DiPaola, Luca Dodge, Kethlyn Domingos, Adreanna Domizio, Hailey Donahue

Hannah Donahue, Jessica Donatella, Annaleise Douglas, Ryan Douglas, Timothy Duell, Cameran Eccleston, Lucas Edsall, Kylie Emrich, Lillian Emrich, Macalum Emrich, Justin Enser, Giovanni Essler

Kelsey Evers, John Farley, Nicholas Fede, Logan Ferrell, Samantha Fisher, Alexis Foster, Michael Fox, Aiden French, Meredith French, Christopher Fronczak, Ava Frosini, Viggo Fuentes

Veronica Furioso, Dylan Gage, Shaelynn Gage, Aniyalis Garcia, Adam Gargano, Saemus Gavigan, Madison Gay, Mia Geiger, Sophia Gizzi, Delaney Goodenow, Skyler Gotham, George Green

William Green, Leah Grinnell, Reese Guck, Alexander Haffen, Abigail Hahm, Deshay Hannah Jr., James Hantes Jr., Rachel Hardin, Karlee Hargather, John Hart, Jonathan Hay, Evan Hazard, Owen Hazard

Kevin Hebert, Michael Heise, Sydney Heise, Ella Herron, Aiden Hinman, Gabrielle Hix, Natalia Houser, Ella Howie, Timothy Hull Jr., Adriana Iannone, Ryan Ingham, Shaniah Jackson, Connor Jansen

Haylee Jock, Sophie Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson-Attoma, Juliette Karubi, Nathan Kasper, Gianni Kaszuba, Alisa Kenyon, Alyssa Kessler, Karl Khuns, Emily Kinane, Morgan Kirkey, Jadon Klejment, Emma Knittel

Ryan Krause, Sean Kuder, Meredith Kuebel, Leah Kunisch, Tyler Kupferschmid, Abigail LaDue, Eli Lana, Robert Lann Aponte, Carmella Lanzatella, Jayden Laurie, Marissa Lay, Sophia Leach

Emma Lenhard, Corrina Leo, Peyton Leslie, Tyler Letcher, Amber Lewandowski, Ashley Liming, Emily Liming, Scott Lingle Jr., Thomas Lissow, Justin Liucci, Korey Lombard, Adrianna Lombardo, Alyssa Loza

Hilton High School 2023 Candidates for Graduation

Azaylea Lucas, Lauryn Mangiacapre, Antonio Mannillo, Maressa Marcanio, Juliana Marcella, Giovanni Marcello, Angelo Marcello, Mercedes Marshall, Ella Martina, Lili Mathous, Ethan Mattice, Brynn Mazzaferro

Lillian McCormick, Sofie McGrain, Nicholas McMahon, Allen Mehanovic, Eva Meisner, Gianna Messura, Dylan Meyer, Arianna Michailidis, Chance Miller, Claire Miller, Jordan Mistretta, Osiris Morejon

Aidan Morreale, Jacob Morrill, Jason Mosher, Avan Muir, Wanda Muniz, Tyson Murante, Karlye Murphy, Aidan Neary, Wesley Nelson, Chiara Neri, Graham North, Carson Nowacki, Emmalyssa Nower, Dylan O’Buck

Joshua Oliveri, Samuel Ortiz, Ryan Parsons, Skye Parsons, Hayden Penna, Elliana Pereira, Annabella Pettine, Connor Picciano, Madelena Picciotto, Sarah Pickering, Gabriella Pike, Nicole Pilon

Luke Pisani, Gabreilla Pitti, Evan Polandick, Natalie Porter, Jake Potter, Grace Preston, Iliya Prus, Joelle Putrone, ReAnn Ramos, Morgan Rector, Matthew Reed, Micah Reem, Timothy Reidy Jr.

Emily Richards, Alexander Richmond, Matthew Robinson, Dominic Rodriguez, Kyle Roesner, Matthew Rogowski, Gabriel Roman, Natalea Roman, LeighAnn Ronco, Ariana Ross, Jacob Runyon, DeAnna Ryan, Taylor Ryan

Joseph Sanna, Alyssa Schermerhorn, Jacob Schindler, Christian Scouten, Rayne Searley, Zachary Shanahan, Madison Shonitsky, Daniel Sichak, Rylyn Sidebotham, Nathan Sidoti, Dylan Sillato, Luke Simonelli

Amanda Simpson, Jaycob Siwicki, Elliana Sloan, Allie Smith, Brayden Smith, Isabella Smith, Aidan Smythe, Mikayla Sorbera, Anna Sprowell, Antonina Stefanyshyn, Brendan Stephenson

Sophia Strauss, Charles Streb, Samantha Striemer, Sophia Striemer, Corey Suhr, Ashton Tanck, Luisa Terminio, Gianna Thomas, Brady Turpyn, Lillian VanGorder, Victoria Velyk, Samuel Vinch

Sarah Wade, Andrew Wainwright, Laura Wallace, Mason Wandtke, Nina Wandtke, Andrew Ward, Sara Ward, Matthew Wegman, Tiffany Wenzel, Michael Whelehan, Natalie Whitehair, Alana Wilkins, Nathanael Wilkins, Aryanna Williams, Mason Williams, Sarah Williams, Melissa Wilmier, Matthew Wilson, Taylor Wilson, Hayley Wolf, Kyler Woodley, Mason Wright, Angelina Yacoub, John Yunger IV, Justin Yunger Jr.

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Hilton High School Class of 2023 Awards & Scholarships

Abigail Hahm

2023 Series Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Sydney Heise

Aggie Seneway Founder Scholarship

Marcus Gibbs Acres of Diamonds Scholarship

NYS Office of the Attorney General Triple C Award

Counseling Office Award

(sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Gabrielle Hix

Aggie Seneway Founder Scholarship

Get-it-Straight Orthodontics Scholarship

Hilton Apple Fest Scholarship

Salvation Army Scholarship

Laura Downs Scholarship Fund

2023 Series Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Daughters of the American Revolution Caleb Hopkins Chapter Good Citizens Contest

Natalia Houser

Urban League of Rochester, Black Scholars Class of 2023 Honorees

Carolyn Adams

Monroe County Executive’s Community Service Award

Connie Bradt-John Sweeney Memorial Scholarship

Autumn Alexander

Drs. Michael (‘95) & Christina Arnold STEM Scholarship

Alyssa Almekinder

The Women’s STEM Scholarship

Carlee Avery

Distinguished Writing AwardFiction 12th grade

Ana Beasley

Urban League of Rochester, Black Scholars Class of 2023 Honorees

Seth Bode

Donald W. Fleming Engineering Award

Diana Bourette

Counseling Office Award (sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Tessa Briggs

Alicia Fink Spanish Award

Jeffrey Broadnax

Counseling Office Award (sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Allison Burley

Charmian Raimondi Sercu (’79) Scholarship

Ashlee Carter

Hilton Fire Department

Bernard Whelehan Memorial Student Council Leadership Award

Jason Chapin

Most Improved Student Award (sponsored by Hilton Fire Dept)

Alana Conolly

2023 Series Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Robert Daniels Urban League of Rochester, Black Scholars Class of 2023 Honorees Counseling Office Award (sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Brielle DiGiacco NYS Office of the Attorney General Triple C Award

Analiese Douglas Counseling Office Award (sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Cameran Eccleston

Marcus Gibbs Acres of Diamonds Scholarship

Samantha Fisher

Robert & Vesta Dowd

Memorial Science Award

Dr. Barbara M. Surash

Excellence in Humanities Award

2023 Series Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Meredith French

Dr. James D. Nundy Endowment Fund

Alicia Fink Spanish Award

Veronica Furioso Wegmans Scholarship

Adam Gargano

Jennejahn Family Award

Mia Geiger 2023 Series Scholarship for Academic Excellence

William Green

Hilton Fire Department

Bernard Whelehan Memorial

Juliette Karubi

Urban League of Rochester, Black Scholars Class of 2023 Honorees

Counseling Office Award

(sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Mercedes Marshall

Urban League of Rochester, Black Scholars Class of 2023 Honorees

Ella Martina

Donald W. Fleming Engineering Award

Lili Mathous

Connie Bradt-John Sweeney Memorial Scholarship

Counseling Office Award

(sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Aidan Morreale was presented with the Hilton Alumni Association John Buell Memorial Art Scholarship.

Hayley Wolf was presented with the Most Improved Student Award sponsored by the Hilton Fire Department.

Michael Whelehan, William Green, and Ashlee Carter were honored with the Hilton Fire Department Bernard Whelehan Memorial.

Candidates for an International Baccalaureate Diploma are (l-r) Samantha Fisher, Alana Conolly, Aiden Deuschle, Will Green, and Allie Smith. Not shown, Sarah Williams

Hilton High School Class of 2023 Awards & Scholarships

Gianna Thomas Salvation Army Scholarship

Victoria Velyk

Aggie Seneway - Hilton Teachers

Association Scholarship

Hilton Fire Dept. Ladies Auxiliary

Carol Tobey Award

The Carmen and Lucille Scoppa Scholarship

Hilton Apple Fest Scholarship

Ellen Reitter Acts of Kindness Award

The Etoleah Chapter Education Award

Monroe County Executive’s Community Service Award

Connie Bradt-John Sweeney Memorial Scholarship

Michael Whelehan

Hilton Fire Department

Bernard Whelehan Memorial

Marcus Gibbs Acres of Diamonds Scholarship

Distinguished Writing Award - Non-Fiction 12th grade

Taylor R. Wilson

Monroe County Council of School Superintendents’ Award

Urban League of Rochester, Black Scholars Class of 2023 Honorees

Hilton Fire Dept. Ladies Auxiliary Carol Tobey Award

Hayley Wolf

Most Improved Student Award (sponsored by Hilton Fire Dept)

Angelina Yacoub

Counseling Office Award (sponsored by Davison Foundation)

2023 Series Scholarships for Academic Excellence

Aidan Morreale

Aggie Seneway - Hilton Teachers Association Scholarship

John Buell Memorial Art Scholarship

Lisa Tydings Memorial Scholarship

Bryssa Lynn Polatas Memorial Art Scholarship

2023 Series Scholarship for Academic Excellence

U of R Dexter Perkins Prize in History

Wesley Nelson

Sons of the American RevolutionMillener Good Citizenship Award

Chiara Neri Counseling Office Award

Nicole Pilon

Charmian Raimondi Sercu (’79) Scholarship

Luke Pisani

2023 Series Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Morgan Rector Counseling Office Award (sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Timothy Reidy

Urban League of Rochester, Black Scholars Class of 2023 Honorees

Alex Richmond

The Robert Phillips’ Model United Nations Scholarship

Amanda Simpson Counseling Office Award (sponsored by Davison Foundation)

Charlie Streb

Hilton Alumni Association Scholarship

Samantha Striemer

2023 Series Scholarship for Academic Excellence

NYS Office of the State Comptroller Achievement Award

HHS Math Department Award

Sophia Striemer

The Carmen and Lucille Scoppa Scholarship Lisa Tydings Scholarship

Taylor Wilson was recognized as an outstanding Hilton High School senior by HCSD Superintendent Dr. Casey Kosiorek. One senior from each high school is selected for the Monroe County Council of School Superintendents’ Award based on their scholarship, service, and character.

were awarded to (front, l-r) Samantha Fisher, Gabrielle Hix and Samantha Striemer; (back) Aidan Morreale, Mia Geiger, Luke Pisani and Alana Conolly

Gabrielle Hix are recipients of the Hilton Education Foundation Aggie Seneway Founder Scholarship.

Natalie Whitehair

Carolyn Adams and Victoria Velyk received the Monroe County Executive’s Community Service Award.

Holley Class of 2023

Riley Allen, Marcello Andrako, Gavin Baney, Matthew Barlow, Lily Bartlett, Cameron Bates, Joseph Bissanti, Ryan Blodgett, Morgan Blosenhauer

Alejandro Buchiere, James Burch, Brooke Cairns, Drew Carlston, Elizabeth Clark, Jesse Crawford, Heath Daly, Ethan Dart, Erin DeFrank, Emma Downey

Danny Echevarria Jr., Harriet Rose Emery, Ryan Frank, Hailey Gentry, Antonyo Geska, Dakota Gibaud-Mastowski, Ayden Heller, Mason Hill, Tia Hoffarth, Maximus Hollister

Michael Jacobs-Fallato, Seth Janus, Hunter Kaminski, Sarah Kelly, Shannon Kelly, Hunter Kennedy, Emma Kingston, Miles Lammes, Christopher Lyndaker, Aidan McFadden, Zachary Milner, Casey Onisk

Jesse Patterson, Evan Press, Ava Quincey, Elise Quincey, Katelyn Randall, Ryan Sanfilippo, Julia Scroope, Kendall Shipe, Joseph Silpoch, Anthony Snell

Zachary Sonera, Lily Sprague, Lydia Sprague, Jalen Tette, Andrew Thomas, Kameron Walch, Timothy Warney, Reese Worrock.

HOLLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 74th ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

GRADUATION AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS – CLASS OF 2023 HOLLEY HIGH SCHOOL

2023 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.

Harriet Rose Marie Emery

In memory of Ruth B. Ruggles and Richard C. Ruggles, $50 by Harlene Ruggles Slavny to the most outstanding public speaking student.

Julia Rose Scroope

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.

Aidan John McFadden

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.

Tia Nikole Hoffarth

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 High School.

Cameron Joseph Bates

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.

Tia Nikole Hoffarth, Aidan John McFadden

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.

Matthew Joseph Barlow, Sarah Elizabeth Kelly

$75 awarded by the Senior High Student Council to the senior boy and girl who have provided significant service to the school.

Ryan Robert Frank, Casey Leigh Onisk

Two $500 awards given by the Holley Central School PTSA, to the seniors who demonstrated commitment to volunteerism. These scholarships highlight the significance of service to others and recognizes students who have contributed to their community through their volunteer work.

Ava Sennett Quincey, Elise Claire Quincey

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.

Ryan Joseph Blodgett, Katelynn Lee Randall

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.

Joseph Matthew Silpoch

The Virgil Bogue/Flanagan Scholarship in the amount of $1,000 is a one-time scholarship given to a senior that will be enrolled full-time in an accredited college or trade school.

Miles Alexander Lammes

In memory of Andrew Richard DeCarlo, the Class of 1963 awards $100 to the outstanding senior tennis player who exemplifies sportsmanship and Holley spirit; Joan DeCarlo, Fund Administrator.

Jalen Michael Tette

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.

Timothy Marc Warney

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

Elise Claire Quincey

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

Ava Sennett Quincey

The Monroe 2–Orleans Educational Foundation awarded a $5,000 Make All the Difference scholarship to Holley senior Shannon Kelly Each spring, the Foundation awards scholarships to help students in alternative programs pursue further education or career training after high school. Shannon participated in the BOCES 2 Career and Technical Education Dental Assisting program.

$100 to the senior who always puts forth 100% effort in school.

Gavin Paul Baney

A $500 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 acceptance to a college or trade school with a course of study in medicine/research in connection with eyesight.

Emma Maria Downey

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.

Aidan John McFadden, Lily Irene Sprague

$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.

Joseph Matthew Silpoch

$150 by the Holley Garden Club to the graduating senior who maintained the highest average in science for four years.

Seth Austin Janus

$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.

Joseph Matthew Silpoch

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.

Lydia Emily Sprague

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

Shannon Elizabeth Kelly

$100 from the Holley Music Department to one Band and one Choir student who have shown the most dedication to the music program.

Band: Julia Rose Scroope Choir: Harriet Rose Marie Emery

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.

Riley Jacob Allen

In memory of Bill Mayer, member and former Police Chief of the Village of Holley, $100 by the Murray Holley Historical Society to a student who is pursuing a degree in criminal justice.

Heath Alexander Daly

$250 memorial scholarship from the Holley V.F.W. Post 202 Auxiliary, to the senior 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 senior year.

A $500 award given in honor of Daniel R. Cole II, Class of 1971, by his wife, children, grandchildren 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.

Casey Leigh Onisk

A $500 award given by former MS/HS Principal Susan R. Cory, to the senior who values education, but more importantly, values people and treats everyone well.

Matthew Joseph Barlow

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 who excelled in sports.

Cameron Joseph Bates

$100 to the student showing the most improvement in history by the Murray Holley Historical Society.

Jalen Michael Tette

In loving memory of Keith and Jean Kernan, $200 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.

Gavin Paul Baney, Kendall Rose Shipe

$50 to the senior who showed the biggest heart and enthusiasm for high school, and brought happiness and laughter to all those around them.

Hunter Sean Kennedy

$500 from the American Red Cross, due to their commitment in supporting the Red Cross at their blood drives. Chosen by the Student Council to be given to the senior(s) who has donated generously throughout the year, either by donation or volunteering their time.

Jalen Michael Tette

In memory of Kathy McCall Schwan, Class of 1962, a $250 award given by the McCall & Schwan family to the most deserving art student in the senior class.

Casey Leigh Onisk

In honor of Gary Zastrow, from his siblings Barb, Ann, Steve, Mary Ellen and Theresa, $500 given to the senior who emulates and demonstrates Gary’s traits of giving spirit, putting others’ needs first, infectious laughter and smile, and being there for children of all ages.

Ryan Robert Frank

In memory of soccer player and summer soccer coach Noel Lutes, Class of 1988, $100 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.

Cameron Joseph Bates

In loving memory of Andrew S. Carpenter, a $500 award by his family to the senior pursuing a degree in a health-related field.

Emma Maria Downey

In loving memory of Burton, Mary and Howard Bowen, a $100 award is given by Harold Bowen, Janet Bowen Dennis, Debbie Bowen Roe and Lynn Bowen Elliott to a student pursuing a career in the agricultural field or in veterinary technology.

Elise Claire Quincey

In loving memory of Andie Mae G. Carpenter, Class of 2017, a $600 scholarship is given by her family and friends to the senior who best exemplifies the qualities that Andie displayed throughout her life: a love of family, the outdoors, traveling and exploring all that life has to offer, while never letting anything hold her back. Based on the artwork submitted that symbolizes what “Adventures in Love” means to him/her, the family selected two seniors to share this award who they feel best represents all that Andie stood for.

Ava Sennett Quincey,

Elise Claire Quincey

In loving memory of Floyd Hanes, Class of 1994, who proudly wore number 12 on the soccer field, this scholarship created by Floyd’s friends and family awards two $612 scholarships to the seniors who best represent all aspects of Floyd: his loyal, caring nature towards others, and his intensity and fire on the soccer field.

Drew Aaron Carlston, Jesse Quinn Patterson

The Carol “Kippy” Persia Olson, Class of 1957, Nursing Scholarship, awards $100 to the student who will be attending college and pursuing a degree in nursing (RN). The student must be of good character, in good academic standing, and demonstrate community service to the Village of Holley.

Emma Maria Downey

The Jessica Mandigo Service Before Self Award: $250 will be awarded to the graduating senior who is a leader among their peers, and demonstrates integrity of character and selfless dedication through consistent volunteerism and support of their local community.

Lily Irene Sprague

$100 Stick To It Award: this award is given to the senior who has risen above and overcome all obstacles that have been thrown at them to succeed in school.

Lydia Emily Sprague

In memory of James A. Sunseri, Class of 1930, $250 to the senior athlete who has consistently displayed sportsmanship in his/her performance, proficiency in his/her execution, and tolerance in his/her participation.

Zachary Joseph Sonera

The Good Neighbor Award of $250 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.

Danny Echevarria Jr.

A $440 award given by the Holley Building and Grounds department, to the senior who will be attending a trade school, entering the workforce or has excelled in math throughout high school.

Miles Alexander Lammes

Kendall Masonic Lodge Scholarship in the amount of $500, will be given to the student who has at least an 85% final academic average, is attending college, and has participated in extracurricular and community activities.

Julia Rose Scroope

The Jason Maihofer Memorial Scholarship of $500 is awarded to the senior boy or girl who consistently demonstrates selfless acts of kindness and compassion towards others, and displays patience, humor and empathy in their daily interactions.

Harriet Rose Marie Emery

In memory of John P. Heise, $2,000 to be shared equally by two seniors who are kind. Ava Sennett Quincey, Elise Claire Quincey $200 given to the senior residing in the FancherHulberton-Murray Fire Company’s district, who has provided the greatest community service.

Morgan Rayne Blosenhauer

HARRY J. BOWER BOARD OF EDUCATION

SCHOLARSHIP

Ava Sennett Quincey

CLARENDON LADIES’ AUXILIARY

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Hunter James Kaminski

DUANE THORNTON MEMORIAL

SCHOLARSHIP

Ryan Robert Frank

JOHN P. HEISE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Casey Leigh Onisk

HOLLEY ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS

Hunter James Kaminski, Casey Leigh Onisk, Ava Sennett Quincey, Elise Claire Quincey

HOLLEY SPORTS BOOSTERS

SCHOLARSHIPS

Cameron Joseph Bates, Emma Maria Downey

HOLLEY TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION

SCHOLARSHIPS

Casey Leigh Onisk, Ava Sennett Quincey, Elise Claire Quincey

DAVID R. JEWELL MEMORIAL

SCHOLARSHIPS

Baseball: Miles Alexander Lammes

Basketball: Tia Nikole Hoffarth

ARC GLOW’S MARY ANNE GRANEY

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Ava Sennett Quincey

EVAN THOMAS VALENTINE

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Lydia Emily Sprague

The Monroe County Council of School Superintendents (MCCOSS) recognized senior Ava Quincey as the Outstanding Senior at Holley Central Schools. This award distinguishes students based on their scholarship, service and leadership. MCCOSS selects one senior from each high school in Monroe County for this honor.

Ava Quincey and Elise Quincey tion Awards from the Orleans County Youth Board. These students are positive role models, perform outstanding service for their communities or assume extraordinary roles within their families.

hauer, Shannon Kelly, Valedictorian: Elise Quincey, Lydia Sprague and Julia Scroope

Holley student Ryan Sanfilippo was one of 43 students inducted into the Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS).

Class of 2023 Candidates for Graduation

Morgan Nicole Bakutis, Zachary N. Barrett, Tyana J. Burroughs, Alberto James Chavez Jr., El Chaw, Hunter J. Conner, Tori Sabrina Conner, Jayson Oliver Crowe, Makenzie A. Czeh

Madison Ann Dellaquila, Riley Matthew Diltz, Job M. DiLucia, Devin Scott Edick, David W. Elliott, Cameron Michael Faulks, Alice F. Fowler, Casey R. Gardner, Jacob Howard Gregory, Taigan S. Guerrero, Aubreye Skye Haskins

Owen Hirschman, Mary Grace Jones, Ronald A. Kuhn, Lily Grace Lavacca, Arianna M. Lissow, Gabriel Peter Loran, Chloe Maloney, Liza Martinez Tinoco, Xavier L. Mattison, Michaila Elizabeth Moore, Danon Elisabeth O’Brien

Tobias E. Passer, Lauren E. Pilon, Gabriel J. Preston, Emma Rae Quintern, Elizabeth M. Randall, Bruce D. Rasmusson, Thomas Rice, Riley Robinson, Jacob J. Sce, Aries J. Schuster, Steven G. Strapp

Lillian Alexas Taylor, Lily M. Tobin, Regan Marie VanDusen, Abigail Cheryl Villalobos, Daniel G. Williams III, Corey Cruz Zukoski.

Spencerport High School Class of 2023 Candidates for Graduation

Joseph Bassam Abdo, Adam Radd Abualhour, Sarah Rose Adams, Jake Anthony Aina, Daniel John Amann, Mikayla Rose Amico, Kaitlynn Marie Antonio, Cameron James Appel, Mikaela Nicole Arnold, Marisa Lynn Arnone

Kayla Miracle Jacquelyn Baca, Joseph Christopher Bagnato, Mackenzie Louise Barkley, Taylor Elizabeth Barnard, Sylvie Dawn Benjamin, Michael Anthony Bianchi, Sofia Benedetta Bianco, Gabriella Jeanna Billitier, Anthony Jerome Bischoping

Shawn Michael Blakeslee, Lucas John Blount, Matthew Joseph Bodensteiner, Hassan Ahmad Bodlah, Serra Victoria Bozzino, Bailey Virginia Briggs, Raymond Eugene Britton, Emily Elizabeth Broderick, Isabella Michele Buono, Kayla Christine Burch

Jackson James Burns, Morgan Elizabeth Burns, Sydney Lael Button, Julia Paige Callahan, Joseph David Cantabene, Jacob Christopher Carr, Tyler Daniel Chapin, Mackenzie Dougherty Chapman, John Michael Choate, Elizabeth Christine Clare

Dante Nathaniel Clemmons, Sydney Anne Collier, Jesse James Cook, Jordan James Corley, Hayley Morgan Corona, Meghan Elise Cranmer, Devin Anthony Crews, Keileany A. Cruz, Ryan Joseph Cullen, Natalya Michelle Darron

Zachary David Davis - 8/22, Sophia Maria Delaney, Antonio Joseph Diaz, Christian D. Diaz, Jahliza Rose Diaz, Kiaralis Diaz, Henry August Dick, Alexander Jalen Diedrich, Charles A Diehl, Dominic Andrew DiFiore, Joseph Allen DiLalla

Angelina Rose DiSanferdinando, Mariana Elza DiStefano, Sydney Teresa Doran, Dawson Joseph D’Ovidio, Maria Katherine Eichas, Yah’syr Terrell Evans, Liam Robert Evert, Daisy Bee Fahmer, Jacob Thomas Falbo, Torri Louise Fazio, Riley Paige Fiege

Sarah Rose Fiorentino, Alexander Thomas Fitch, Kathleen O’Loughlin Fitzgerald, Shannon O’Loughlin Fitzgerald, Madison Rae Fleck, Andrew William Forest, Jordan May Foser, Isabella Suzzane Fox, Ashley Elizabeth Gannon

Spencerport High School Class of 2023 Candidates for Graduation

Gianluca Marsocci, Adria Morgan Mascia, Cheyanne Elise Mason, Lydia Grace Mattia, Calani Lalique Mayers, Katie Carolyn McKee, Ian Alexander McLaughlin, Rylan Jamar McLeod, Jeffrey Douglas McPherson, Cameron Michael Mesh

Isabelle Marie Meyer, Vladislav Yuriy Migitskiy, Austin Jeffrey Mitchell, Jacey Elizabeth Monsees, Jocelyn Alli Moon, Megan Mae Moore, Trevor Andrew Morgan - 1/23, Andrew Michael Moss, Joseph Nicholas Nanna

Thi Ty Trinh Nguyen, Thi Ming Truc Nguyen, Iesha Ivette Nieves, Gianna Marie Nucci, Gretel Brown Nuernberger, Angel Leonel Nuñez, Ryan Joseph Odell, Erin Nichole O’Hara, Adriana Lynn OHeron, Cian Peter O’Keefe

Megan Abigail Olney, Matthew James O’Neil, Kyla Richelle Owens, Marcella Nina Perrucci, Trevor Rex Pettit, De’Andre Gleichauf Phillips, Salvatore Michael Pino, Giancarlo J. Piperni, Alyssa Isabelle Plouffe, Aubree Lynn Popen

Aiyana Keilani Primous Sherman, Kiara Leilani Primous Sherman, Gavin Michael Radell, Makayla Marie Ramirez, Michael Scott Ribby, Ronan Kane Richardson, Emma Reigh Rizzo, Samuel N. Rodriguez, Asher Kathleen Rooney

Joelee Marie Rosario, Nicholas Edward Rosipayla, Makayla Elizabeth Rubio, Cal Arthur Russo, Giorgio Sacchetti, Sharifa Munassar Saeed, Steven D. Samuel, Laura Michelle Sanchez, Cheyenne Marie Santo, Emily Megan Schicker

Emma Renee Schleher, Sydney Isabella Schleicher, Ezra John Schmeer, Isabella Louise Schmidt, Joshua Matthew Schnauber, Bernard Sammy Scoppo, Serhat Can Selcuk, Timothy Serluca, Roman Nikhil Shah, Ahmed Ameen Asker Shaibi, Jackson Anthony Shaw

Katie Elizabeth Shea, Ryan Michael Skill, Taylor Sebastian Sloley, Allison Jeanne Snarr,

Ashton Jon Stuber, Aseel Hani Abdallah Subeh, Elysa Fay Sugar, Norman Lee Sullivan, Jade Ariel Sylvester, Angelina Nhi Ta, Lauren Grace Tallman, Nathan Luca Tata, Noe Julian Telles Cortes, Amisha Thapa

Daniella Jean Thompson, Jordann Nicole Thompson, Winston Seymour Thompson, Katherine Grace Toates, Alex Michael Torres, Annabelle Aphelandra Tuczai, Blake Michael Tunningley, Salvatore Anselmo Tuttobene, Kenechukwu Annah Ukpabi, Karl Ernest Unvericht

Melissa Ann VanEpps, Cruz Dimetric Vargas, Lily Ana Vargas, Trevor James Vargo, Gabriella Maureen Vega, Zoe Madeline Vera, Dominic Michael Verdille, Frank Eugene Visca

Gabrielle Elise Vitale, Lukas David Warner, Joshua Lee Wayda, Joseph Charles Weaver, Riley Jordan Weber, Gabriella Marie White, Andrew John Wiebeld, Dalton Richard Wiley

Arriyanna Kamorah Wilson, Carter James Wooden, Alina Eliza Yakimov, Viktoriya Elvina Yakimov, Willow Imagine Yarger, Victoria Vanessa Zadoyannaya, Stacy Emil Zahran, Julianna Maria Zazzaro.

Congratulations

SpencerportCSD would like to thank Nancy Mancuso, Lauralea Stuber and Michelle Dehond for shared photos.

Spencerport Class of 2023

LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS

ArthurAnd KAtherine McMillAn-KincAid

ScholArShip – Awarded to a graduating senior who has attended Spencerport Schools throughout his or her entire academic career.

ianlape

Billy MASon MeMoriAl FoundAtion

ScholArShip – The Billy Mason Memorial Foundation proudly awards a $1,000 scholarship opportunity to a Spencerport senior athlete, male or female, who wants to pursue college, trade school or entrepreneurship.

Mckennahussar

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. This scholarship is intended to go to a student who desires to major in Education or a career dedicated to service, such as, but not limited to, Health Care, Social Work, or other related fields of study.

Katherinetoates

cory doty MeMoriAl ScholArShip - Mr. Doty was a driver’s education teacher at Spencerport for several years. He was also a district resident who volunteered his time for youth programs and athletic teams. This scholarship provides the cost of Driver’s Education for students who embody the spirit and strength in character that Mr. Doty exemplified in his life.

natalielaubacher, Katherine toates

dr.richArdl. 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.

donAld F. And MAxine B. dAviSon

Jadenlist

FoundAtion – Accredited to liberal arts, strong will and desire to work hard to achieve his/her goals.

clarahager, Willow yarger

helenc. 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.

isabella Buono

Johnrueping 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. Sponsored by the Spencerport Education Foundation and awarded to students entering college to study engineering.

Johnchoate, Sidney Khuns, tarynliendecker, Salvatorepino,gabriella White

thelinK ScholArShip – The Link Scholarship goes to a student who has experienced the tragic loss or life-threatening condition of a parent/guardian while attending high school. This scholarship can be used in any way to further their education.

daisy Fahmer

liSA Miller-cutten MeMoriAl ScholArShip

– Lisa Cutten was a kind and compassionate teacher who spent 30 years teaching in the Spencerport school district, most of those years at Munn Elementary. She encouraged every student to do their best everyday with kindness and a smile. This scholarship is given to two seniors who attended Munn Elementary and exemplify Lisa’s spirit of kindness and compassion to others, to further their education.

gretelnuernberger, lukas Warner

Monroe 2-orleAnSeducAtionAl FoundAtion

-MAKe All the diFFerence ScholArShip awarded to a student has completed his/her high school studies in a non-traditional program or will be pursuing a career serving individuals with disabilities.

isabella Fox, Ahmed Shaibi, gavinradell

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.

emily Schicker

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.

Joshua Wayda

Steven SchocKoW ScholArShip – Awarded to a senior, who participated in the Spencerport Junior Baseball or Softball program for at least 5 years, for recognition of their qualities in leadership, sportsmanship, and community involvement.

Andrew Wiebeld

Scott JohnSon MeMoriAl ScholArShip

– Scott Johnson was a dedicated physical education teacher and swim coach in the Spencerport School District for over 30 years. Scott’s infectious smile and sense of humor instantly connected him to his students. He encouraged all students to find a passion for movement and more importantly always be kind to those around you. This scholarship is awarded to a student who plans to pursue a career in physical education, or a field related to health and wellness.

Sophia Marra

Spencerport AluMni ASSociAtion – Two scholarships awarded to two students; one senior boy and senior girl who are furthering their education in any field. hassan Bodlah, gabriella White Spencerport FederAl creditunion – Each year, the Rochester District of the New York State Credit Union League holds a scholarship competition for High School seniors who are members of participating credit unions. The top finishers in that competition from SFCU will be awarded our scholarship. It is based on GPA, Class Rank, SAT, and ACT scores and extracurricular activities.

William Farnsworth Scholarship: Jacob Falbo Glen Adams Scholarship: Mariaeichas Spencerport Fire depArtMentlAdieS

AuxiliAry – A scholarship for a student entering the field of fire science or medicine. Samanthaharrington

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.

evan Stanley

Spencerporthigh School BuSineSS depArtMent ScholArShip – Awarded to a student earning their CTE Endorsement in Business and attending college for a business related major.

isabella Buono

Spencerporthigh School - School to cAreer ScholArShip – Awarded by the School to Career Advisory Committee. This scholarship is awarded to a senior enrolled in the Cooperative Work Experience program who plans to attend college.

Jacob Falbo

Spencerporthigh School rAngercuB

houSe ScholArShip – Awarded to a senior who has worked in the school store for 3 years and served as an officer for at least one year.

clarahager

Spencerport KiWAniScluB – Bruce Clements

Memorial Kiwanis Scholarship - This award is based on scholarship and service to others (community, church, school).

Mackenziechapman

Spencerport KiWAniScluBvocAtionAl ScholArShip – Awarded to a senior who intends to attend a post-secondary institute in a vocational area.

SpencerportrotAry

Julianainclima

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.

Sarah Adams

Spencerportvolunteer FireMen’SexeMpt – This scholarship is awarded to seniors who intend to pursue a career in public safety. This could include law enforcement, EMS, or fire protection.

tonyA BureKduBeAnSKy 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 post-secondary 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.

emily Schicker the WArren And MAry Ann heWeS BuSineSS ScholArShip – This $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to a student entering the field of business. Jacob Falbo the WArren And MAry Ann heWeS educAtion ScholArShip – This $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to a student entering the field of education.

Morgangormel

WilBurr. 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. Ada Kofron

Spencerport High School inducted 105 students into the National Honor Society in 2023. The NHS selects students based on scholarship, service, leadership and character.

Monroe 2-Orleans Educational Foundation awarded isabella Fox, Ahmed Shaibi and gavinradell with the 2023 Make All the Difference Scholarships. Students are honored based on excelling in career and technical education courses and gaining marketable professional skills.

Pictured are NHS inductees unable to attend the ceremony.

Wheatland-Chili High School 2023 Candidates for Graduation

Kendall Austin, Terrance Bayly-Henshaw, Carly Beckford, Grace Braselton, India Brooks, Christopher Bulmahn, Cole Cameron

Cody Crawford, Kani Crawford, Keiara Dejesus, Grace Delorisses, Zellian Dettmer, Taylor Drummond, Jahnessa Elliott, Aiden Gauthier, Grace Gocher

Adrian King, Priscilla Kiptoo, Adam Kohn, Mara Kradle, Joshua Laird, Lacie Lodato, Autumn Messmer, Taylor Moore, Karnage Napier

Lauren Nelson, Nicholas Nicosia, Anya Niven, Ethan Palmer, Olivia Passmore, Olivia Pernesky, Giovanni Ramirez, Madeline Reid, Khushi Relan

Thaliah Sainpaulin, Christina Schwenebraten, Calogero Scott, Julia Shelton, Dylan Shepanski, Demetrius Singletary, Ellisa Smalling

Laryssa Smith, Makayla Smith, Sam Smith, Tahquan Smith, Shawn Swank, Tyler Torgerson.

Wheatland-Chili High School CLASS OF 2023 SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS

~RootedinCommunity,DedicatedtoSuccess~

The following scholarships and awards were presented on June 22 and 23, 2023.

American Legion Smith Warren Post 367 Scholarship: Terrance Bayly-henshaw

American Legion Women’s Auxiliary Scholarship: Taylor Drummond

Diane LaDue Memorial Scholarship: Taylor Moore

Dominic J. Nicosia Jr. Memorial Scholarship: Nicholas Nicosia

Dr. Louise Sheinman-Pask Memorial Scholarship: colecameron

Etta Fraser Miller Fund Scholarship: Terrance Bayly-henshaw, Taylor Drummond, lauren Nelson, Khushirelan

Greater Wheatland

Area Chamber of Commerce: lauren Nelson

Jeffrey Springsteen Memorial Scholarship: india Brooks

Jeff Stokoe Memorial Scholarship: Karnage Napier

Jill Skivington Jackett Memorial Scholarship: Grace Gocher

Joseph Padlick II Memorial Scholarship: colecameron,laryssa Smith

Lions Club of Chili Award: Khushirelan

Lions Club of Scottsville Award: anya Niven

Make All the Difference Scholarship: oliviapernesky

Megan C. Carl Memorial Award: Karnage Napier

NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence: anya Niven, Grace Gocher, lauren Nelson

PTA Scholarship Award: Karnage Napier

Salutatorian Award: Grace Gocher

Scott Horr Memorial Scholarship: Terrance Bayly-henshaw, lauren Nelson

Terence B. Coots Service Award: lauren Nelson

Thomas J. Connor Scholarship: anya Niven

Wheatland Chili Federation of Teachers Scholarship: Taylor Moore

Wheatland Historical Association Scholarship: Grace Braselton, anya Niven, Madelinereid,laryssa Smith

World Languages – El Primio de Quixote

(Spanish): Grace Gocher

World Languages – Le Prix de Versailles

(French): anya Niven

Valedictorian Award: anya Niven

community and School awards:

County Executive’s Community Service Award:

Urban Suburban Principal’s Award:

Urban Suburban Scholarship: Keiara Dejesus, Taylor Drummond, Shawn Swank

Dexter Perkins History Award: adam Kohn

Dr. Michael O’Laughlin Outstanding Senior Award: lauren Nelson

John Phillip Sousa Award: Grace Gocher

National School Choral Award: lauren Nelson

NYS Comptroller Achievement Award: Zellian Dettmer, calogero Scott

President’s Award for Educational Achievement: Kendallaustin, Keiara Dejesus, calogero Scott, Dylan Shepanski, Makayla Smith, Tyler Torgerson

President’s Award for Educational Excellence: Terrance Bayly-henshaw, Grace Braselton, colecameron, codycrawford, Zellian Dettmer, Taylor Drummond, Grace Gocher, Taylor Moore, lauren Nelson, Nicholas Nicosia, anya Niven, oliviapassmore,oliviapernesky, Madelinereid, Khushi relan, Julia Shelton, laryssa Smith

Russell Hogue Award for Character and Service: Taylor Moore

Sons of the American Revolution Alexander Millener Award: colecameron

Triple “C” Award (Office of the Attorney General): Kendallaustin,oliviapassmore

Urban League of Rochester Black Scholars: carly Beckford, Taylor Drummond, priscilla Kiptoo, Karnage Napier

Urban Suburban – Monroe 1 BOCES

Educational Foundation Scholarship: Giovanniramirez

US Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award: Taylor Drummond

US Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Award for Musical Excellence: lauren Nelson athleticawards (presented on June 6, 2023):

Athletes of the Year: Terrance Bayly-henshaw, lauren Nelson

Mike Skivington Memorial Scholarship: Terrance Bayly-henshaw, lauren Nelson

Nellie Mobilio Scholarship Award: Terrance Bayly-henshaw, lauren Nelson

Randy Carpenter Memorial Scholarship: christina Schwenebraten, Demetrius Singletary

US Air Force Varsity Excellence Awards: Terrance Bayly-henshaw (Boys Soccer, Boys Basketball & Tennis), Grace Gocher (Cross Country & Track/Field), Taylor Moore (Volleyball), lauren Nelson (Girls Basketball), Ethanpalmer (Golf), Madelinereid (Girls Soccer)

US Army Scholar Athlete Award: Terrance Bayly-henshaw, Grace Gocher

US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award: Terrance Bayly-henshaw, Grace Braselton

anya Niven Wheatland-Chili Class of 2023 Valedictorian

Grace Gocher Wheatland-Chili Class of 2023 Salutatorian