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Premios De Oro – Level 4 2010 National Spanish Examination Students who earned Premios de Oro – Level 4 2010 National Spanish Examination NOTE: The information in the columns below was extracted from the information section which teachers completed during the registration process for the National Spanish Examinations. Consequently, NSE is unable to correct any errors in spelling or capitalization. FIRST LAST SCHOOL TEACHER 001 – Alabama Stewart Hendrick Mountain Brook High School Sims Karina Jaimes Homewood High School Parker Emily Kim Mountain Brook High School Wint 002 – Arizona Sotelo Adan Brophy College Preparatory Mendoza Kelsey Jahke Cactus Shadows High School Raught Tomas Martinez Cactus Shadows High School Raught Heraty Michael Brophy College Preparatory Mendoza Ana Montanez Cactus Shadows High School Raught Tomas Montez University High School Franco Xochitl Rascón Xavier College Preparatory Gutierrez Nick Rudgear Cactus Shadows High School Raught Araiza Ulises Brophy College Preparatory Mendoza 003 – Arkansas Mathias Belliache Fayetteville High School Lietzke 005 – Colorado Joel Anton Fairview High School Cleavinger William Conway Fairview High School Cleavinger Kenzie Doyle Fairview High School Cleavinger Raine M. Giorgio J.K. Mullen High School Ventura Kelsey Piper Fairview High School Cleavinger Kristen Witt Fairview High School Cleavinger Soyeun Yang Fairview High School Cleavinger 007 – California Southern Oxana Ermolova Beverly Hills High School Peixoto Naomi Hatanaka Flintridge Preparatory School Nunez Lucy Herrero The Webb Schools Kozden Emmanuelle Hodara Beverly Hills High School Peixoto Crystal Kim Flintridge Preparatory School Nunez Daniel Lazair Flintridge Preparatory School Nunez Joon Ha Lee Beverly Hills High School Peixoto Charles Liu The Webb Schools Kozden Alanna Miyajima The Webb Schools Kozden Kathrine Schwab Flintridge Preparatory School Nunez Lawrence Yu Flintridge Preparatory School Nunez 009 – California Northern Rose Abramson Miramonte HS Ghazarossian Yasmin Aghajan Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Alee Cho Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Sophia Christel Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Claire Collins Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Corinne Cooper Monte Vista High School Estevez Emily Glider Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Laurel Howard Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Callista Jerman Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Catherine Ledna Presentation High School Bohoroquez Matthew Leong Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Andrew Liu Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Stephanie Liu Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Comfrey McCarthy Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Melanie Mcdonald Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Spencer Meldrum Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Kayla Neumeyer Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Shelby Newman Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Derek Nielsen Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Sarah Normoyle Pinewood School Acosta David Oyer Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Nicola Park Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Hadar Reisin-Tzur Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Gayan Seneviratna Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Chris Thompson Sacramento Country Day School Portillo Eliza Vandereyken Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Stephanie Wang Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Matthew Wen Henry M. Gunn High School Garger Sylvia Zhang Henry M. Gunn High School Garger 011 – Connecticut Warren Bein Greenwich High School Kodiak Jackson Busch New Canaan High School Arbués Caroline Casavant New Canaan High School Forte-Sanford Charlotte D'Acierno Greenwich High School Kodiak Siddharth Deshpande New Canaan High School Cornwell Alyssa Doolan Amity Regional High School Silva Cristina Estanislao Greenwich High Schools Cipollone Jesselynn Gallego-Henao Greenwich High Schools Cipollone Julia Ghahramani Greenwich High School Kodiak Jordan Glick Staples High School Pels Tessa Green Staples High School Pels Connor Harris Greenwich High School O'Connor Daria Koren Amity Regional High School Silva Charles Lacy Darien High School Arango Jennifer Lunde Staples High School Wentworth Daniel Massaro Wethersfield High School DeMonte Rachel Myers Staples High School Pels Allessandra Paglia Sacred Heart Academy Rethis Shenali Parikh Joseph A. Foran High Convertino Samuel Prose Greenwich High School O'Connor Matthew Pun Hopkins School Gleason Madeline Russell New Canaan High School Arbués Stephanie Sandoval Sacred Heart Academy Rethis Charlotte Schaffer Darien High School Arango Andrew Segraves Hopkins School Gleason Sarah Smith Darien High School Arango Michael Sosnick New Canaan High School Forte-Sanford Joseph Stein Amity Regional High School Silva Danielle Tilford Darien High School Allen Alec Tutino Joseph A. Foran High Convertino Noah Weingart Staples High School Pels Katelyn Wong Amity Regional High School Silva 013 – Florida Claire Alexander The Bolles School Soud Sophia Array The Bolles School Soud Gillian Baseman The Community School of Naples Rochette Liam Bressler The Community School of Naples Rochette Christopher Bussing The Community School of Naples Rochette Maria Bustos John A. Ferguson Senior High Ruiz Victoria Castro Pine Crest School Zingg Curry Clements The Bolles School Soud Alex Feiock Canterbury School Veale Nick Fields St. Johns Country Day School Hanson Kathryn Fluehr The Community School of Naples Rochette Sarah Foley Bartow High School Anderson Jennifer Gammond Pine Crest School Zingg Sara Garner Pine Crest School Zingg Estefania Junco American Heritage High School Gonano Lucía Kruyff Pine Crest School Zingg Lewis Lee The Bolles School Soud Ishaan Madhok St. Johns Country Day School Hanson Marina Mangie Pine View Mancera Viviana Maymi Berkeley Preparatory School Engel-Penaloza Geoffrey McQueen The Bolles School Soud Jennifer Neal The Bolles School Soud Josue Orozco John A. Ferguson Senior High Ruiz Felipe Ortiz The Community School of Naples Rochette Stephen Page Shorecrest Preparatory School Andres Shayne Polley The Bolles School Soud Eduardo Rangel Miami Country Day School Vargas Valentina Rodríguez Pine Crest School Zingg Evan Saitta The Bolles School Soud Valeria San Juan John A. Ferguson Senior High Ruiz Enrico Scarpelli American Heritage High School Gonano Megan Schmelzle The Community School of Naples Rochette Ajay Shroff The Bolles School Soud Eric Shullman Pine Crest School Kruger-Robbins Emma Siewert Tampa Preparatory School Smiekel Louis Sleiman The Bolles School Soud John Tighe Pine Crest School Zingg Mae Valenti Bartow High School Anderson Juan Vazquez Christopher Columbus High School Bermudez Alexander Watson The Community School of Naples Rochette Nadine Zeidan Berkeley Preparatory School Engel-Penaloza 014 – Georgia Qiu Anna Northview HIgh School Gutierrez Frida Aponte Northview HIgh School Gutierrez Meredith Arra Marist School Dominguez Ben Campbell Marist School Dominguez Gary Castellanos Centennial HS Saunders Jaimie Cheung chattahoochee high school Moriarty Jacqueline Clark Woodward Academy Smith-Fausset Chelsea Cohen St. Pius X Catholic High School Mendez Bradley Collins Woodward Academy Stanyard Matthew Dawson McIntosh High School Zamore Priya Desai Athens Academy Estevez Sherer Michael Dillon Parkview High School Padilla Adriana Embus Brookstone School Wolff Joya Faruque Woodward Academy Stanyard Prachi Fulay Northview HIgh School Gutierrez Michael Glander The Lovett School Mitchell Joseph Glass Augusta Preparatory Day School Graser Madhumita Govindarajan Northview HIgh School Gutierrez Spencer Hanlin chattahoochee high school Moriarty Pravara Harati chattahoochee high school Moriarty Sophie Harkins Marist School Dominguez Jared Isenstein Woodward Academy Stanyard Richard Lu Northview HIgh School Gutierrez Vivian Ma Northview HIgh School Gutierrez Sydney Magruder Woodward Academy Stanyard Shannon Murdy Marist School Dominguez Chandi Nayyar Northview HIgh School Gutierrez Layne Onks Northview HIgh School Gutierrez Rachel Packiam Alpharetta High School Haislip Brynna Paulukaitis Parkview High School Padilla Hayley Perlis Woodward Academy Stanyard Jordan Pitts Woodward Academy Stanyard Lahari Shetty chattahoochee high school Moriarty Lexi Silva Marist School Dominguez Kailee Trum Wesleyan School Sanders 015 – Hawaii Chelsie Baclg Island Pacific Academy Santiago-Cordero Sean Cockey Iolani School Bailey Lauren Faris Iolani School Bailey Dana Gibson Iolani School Bailey David Pham Iolani School Bailey 017 – Illinois Chicago Area David Abrams Highland Park High School Hagopian Similolu Akintorin Hinsdale Central High School Dalrymple Lily An Lake Forest High School Westrich Elaad Applebaum New Trier High School Willer Alexandra Becker Saint Ignatius College Prep Wale Claire Bedalov Downers Grove North High School Mariman Allison Block Loyola Academy Morrissey Oliva Bojan Highland Park High School Lewicki Ethan Borre Lake Forest High School Westrich Amy Brabec Saint Ignatius College Prep Wale Samantha Bronner Highland Park High School Hagopian Dominic Calabrese Fenwick High School Drago Baratta Stephanie Cap Marist H.S. 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