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June 6, 2019 catholic new york • high school graduation 13 Congratulations CATHOLIC SCHOOL Graduates of 2019 t op, Cardinal hayes high school senior Dennis bujan Jr. beams with excitement as he accepts his diploma and congratulations from Cardinal Dolan at st. patrick’s Cathedral June 1. principal William Lessa is at left. Left, the senior class of st. barnabas high school in the bronx joins the cardinal on the steps of the parish rectory May 31. photos by Maria r. bastone 14 catholic new york • high school graduation June 6, 2019 June 6, 2019 catholic new york • high school graduation 15 Class of 2019 Valedictorians and Salutatorians Each year, Catholic New York salutes the hard work and dedication of seniors graduating from Catholic high schools in the archdiocese. The valedictorians and salutatorians of each school are recognized for their academic achievements in the listings below. If a school does not use those designations, and instead has student speakers, they are noted. Also listed is the number of graduates of each high school. Academy of Mount St. Ursula, the Bronx LaSalle Academy, Manhattan St. Philip Neri Church, 3025 Grand Concourse, St. Patrick’s Cathedral the Bronx Thursday, June 6, 7 p.m., 73 graduates Saturday, June 8, at 10 a.m., 66 graduates Valedictorian: Kristian Olvera Valedictorian: Konstantina Sgolombis Salutatorian: Christopher Sanchez Salutatorian: Rosemary Perez John F. Kennedy Catholic High School, Somers Albertus Magnus High School, Bardonia St. Joseph’s Church, Somers Tom Collins Gymnasium (on campus) June 1, 144 graduates May 30, 117 graduates Valedictorian: Eileen Cooney Valedictorian: Mary Rose O’Connor Salutatorian: Patricia Curtin Salutatorian: Nicholas Anthony Fisher Invocation: Anthony Sanseverino All Hallows High School, the Bronx Loyola School, Manhattan St. Patrick’s Cathedral St. Ignatius of Loyola Church, Manhattan June 1, 126 graduates May 31, 52 graduates Valedictorians: Elijah Diaz and Andres Valenzuela Student speakers: Chandler Naylon and Mary Salutatorian: Steven Contreras Torres Elizabeth Nacion Aquinas High School, the Bronx Maria Regina High School, Hartsdale Fordham Preparatory School Theater, the Bronx Life touCh photography Maria Regina High School May 31, 75 graduates DYNAMIC DUO—Valedictorian abraham Castillo and May 30, 138 graduates Valedictorian: Martina Amate Perez salutatorian Jason Williams led the 135 graduates Valedictorian: Margaret Chiara Salutatorian: Amelia Maria Quezada in the Class of 2019 at st. raymond high school for Salutatorian: Emily Cioppa boys in the bronx. Archbishop Stepinac High School, White Plains Marymount School of New York, Manhattan Archbishop Stepinac High School St. Ignatius Loyola Church, Manhattan May 23, 204 graduates Gold Award: Rashaun Edwards June 4, 61 graduates Valedictorians: Patrick Austin III and Jiayan Liang Silver Award: Joelis Paula Valedictorian:Aubrienne Krysiewicz-Bell Salutatorians: Matthew Alamon and Mario Colon Salutatorian: Gwyneth Bernier Dominican Academy, Manhattan Cardinal Hayes High School, the Bronx St. Vincent Ferrer Church, Manhattan Msgr. Farrell High School, Staten Island St. Patrick’s Cathedral May 31, 34 graduates Msgr. Farrell gymnasium June 1, 228 graduates Valedictorian: Veronica Mimi Lee May 25, 174 graduates Valedictorian: Andy Lin Salutatorian: Kayla Ellena Thomsen Valedictorian: Erik Kaiser Salutatorian: Laert Sallaku Salutatorian: Joseph Brogle Fordham Preparatory School, the Bronx Cardinal Spellman High School, the Bronx Fordham University Lombardi Fieldhouse Msgr. Scanlan High School, the Bronx Lehman College Performing Arts Center, the Bronx May 29, 238 graduates St. Helena’s Church, the Bronx June 1, 332 graduates Student Speaker: Jackson C. Goodman May 31, 120 Graduates Valedictorian: Walter Ohams Valedictorian: Matthew Dela Cruz Salutatorian: Massiel Javier Iona Preparatory School, New Rochelle Salutatorian: Ama Achampong Iona College, New Rochelle Cathedral High School, Manhattan May 23, 158 graduates Moore Catholic High School, St. Patrick’s Cathedral Valedictorian: Matthew Hono Staten Island June 5, 140 graduates Salutatorian: John Curanaj International Christian Center, Valedictorian: Rossena Peteva Staten Island Salutatorian: Kayla Valentin John A. Coleman Catholic High School, Hurley June 1, 113 graduates School auditorium Valedictorian: Lea Delacruz Convent of the Sacred Heart, Manhattan Saturday, June 8, at 11 a.m., 35 graduates Salutatorian: Alexis Percia Brick Church, Manhattan Valedictorian: Michelle Moughan Tuesday, June 11, at 4 p.m., 52 graduates Salutatorian: Jonathan Wright Mount St. Michael Academy, the Bronx Valedictorian: Fiona Calcagnini Richard J. Tricario Sports Center (on campus) Salutatorian: Isabella Cruz John S. Burke Catholic High School, Goshen June 1, 143 graduates Mount St. Mary College, Newburgh Valedictorian: Stephen Crespo Cristo Rey High School, Manhattan June 1, 100 graduates Salutatorian: Antonio Corrado St. Cecilia’s Church, East Harlem, Valedictorian: Anna Henderson Friday, June 7, at 4:30 p.m., 82 graduates Salutatorian: Jennifer Lawless CONTINUED ON PAGE 17 16 catholic new york • high school graduation June 6, 2019 CARDINAL SPELLMAN HIGH SCHOOL Where boys and girls with dreams become men and women of vision CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2019! Vincenzo Antonio Brianna Lyn Brown Joseph N. DelGrosso Camilla Anjelica Graham Angela Marie Lando Francesca Muccio Anissa M. Rivera Mark Williams Tejeda Agovino, Jr. Paul Brown Daniel Vincent Nalima Gramboute Njoba Laye Ma hew John Muñoz Madison Rivera Anyah Chanel omas Joy Agyemang Joshua S. Burne DeMartis Akili L. Greene Hannah Reanna Legister Dominique Vincent Sabil C. 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