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AHS Senior Awards Program 2020 Class of 2020 S E N I O R A W A R D S P R O G R A M MARCH A T 17 L E | E HUDSON H I G H S C UNIVERSITYH O O L Order of Awards ATLEE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR RECOGNITION DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS HANOVER SCHOLARS RECOGNITION HANOVER EDUCATION FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS ATLEE HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS STUDENT SELF-REPORTED SCHOLARSHIPS IB DIPLOMA CANDIDATES ATLEE HIGH SCHOOL -SENIOR RECOGNITION Jim Triemplar Male and Female Athlete of the Year Award The Jim Triemplar Male and Female Athlete of the Year is awarded annually to Atlee's Most Outstanding Senior Athletes. The award is named for longtime Atlee Track Coach, Jim Triemplar. Coach Triemplar is known for his love of Atlee and most notably, his love of everything to do with our athletic program. We are proud to recognize the following two outstanding seniors as recipients of the 4th Annual Jim Triemplar Athlete of the Year: Dorian Gaines and Tyler Warren ATLEE HIGH SCHOOL -SENIOR RECOGNITION Principal's Leadership Award The Principal's Leadership Award is designated for two seniors who have effortlessly demonstrated leadership behind the scenes over the past four years within the Atlee High School community. These two seniors do not command excellence - they build it. The following two seniors have exhibited a variety of dynamic leadership skills in many settings and have used sound judgment to make the right decisions at the right time when nobody was watching, displayed confidence in all that they have done, and have demonstrated dedication and determination while leading by example. We are extremely proud to recognize the following two outstanding seniors as recipients of the Atlee High School Principal's Leadership Award: Kendall Jasinski and Connor Ryan ATLEE HIGH SCHOOL -SENIOR RECOGNITION Sidra Raider Award The Sidra Tree, growing strong and proud in the harshest of environments, has been a symbol of perseverance around the world. It is a symbol of solidarity and determination and reminds us that one should not be bound by obstacles we may endure during the journey of life. Over time, the Sidra tree represents nourishment, strength, and courage, as well as learning and growth. The following award recognizes two students who have demonstrated exceptional growth in becoming successful Raiders. They have overcome obstacles and challenges to be very productive contributors within various aspects of our school community at Atlee High School. Nominated and voted on by the faculty and staff of Atlee High School, we are very proud to recognize the following two seniors with the Atlee High School Sidra Raider Award: Kyla Roerty and Alex Oliver ATLEE HIGH SCHOOL -SENIOR RECOGNITION Legacy Award The Atlee High School Legacy Award recognizes two outstanding seniors who have simply exceeded leadership expectations throughout their four years at Atlee High School. They are responsible and passionate, patient and energetic, organized and dedicated, and the following two students have made a tremendous impact and lasting impression on students, staff members, and the Atlee community during their time in Raider Nation. When we hear these two names, we all think of Atlee High School and the legacy they will leave behind. Nominated and voted on by the faculty and staff of Atlee High School, we are very proud to recognize the following two seniors with the Atlee High School Legacy Award: Marly Rokenbrod and Tyler Warren A H S D E P A R T M E N T A L A W A R D S Mathematics: Daniel Hooper Sophie Van Wie Fine Arts: Nicole Sullivan Ben Wood Performing Arts: Julius Anongos Rachel King English: Matthew Johnson Amanda Roberson Science: Mark Isabelle Lauren Sullivan History: Abby Hazelgrove Felix Mo World Language: Marly Rokenbrod Felix Mo CTE: Katie Perry Alex English Dee Callwood Library: William Gordon Kate Fielding H A N O V E R S C H O L A R S Scholar Honored Educator Amiah Ablack Jodi Kraus Zachary Alam Jenelle Cannon Christiane Bailey John Ahladas Grace Bakeman Meghan Moore Nicholas Bannon Karen Kelley Taylor Bates Alyssa Farling Reed Baumgardner Rachel Martin Anabelle Bergeron Charles Wax Michael Boswell Jenelle Cannon Brandon Brown Heather Leise Nicholas Carter Ian McPhipps Leah Crescentini Jenelle Cannon Rita Diamond Mitchell Hayes Caroline Dillard R. Paul Rozecki Madison DuRocher Tracy Keister Kirsten Economou Nathaniel Morrison Mason Ellenberger Avanti Yamamoto Tanner Elliott Elizabeth Verlander Fazilath Fatima Melanie Kluender Kennedy Flack Elizabeth Borysewicz Mikaela Flaherty Kelly Pace Dorian Gaines Megan Lindemann Taylor Greer Nancy LeFevre Matthew Gunn Ian McPhipps Tatum Gyllenhoff Rachel Wheeler Madyson Haas Aleasha Lockhart Thomas Habron David Weaver Jessica Haines Rachel Martin Emily Halferty Eileen Malick Abigail Hazelgrove Laura Shy Sydney Heiser Melanie Kluender Kyle Holden, Jr. Hunter Dickenson Jason Holman Joseph Rogers Leah Homan Hunter Dickenson Daniel Hooper Hunter Dickenson Jacob Hoppe Eileen Malick Alexandra Hubbard Heather Leise Philip Isaacs Eileen Malick Mark Isabelle Alyssa Farling Kurt Jacoby Aleasha Lockhart H A N O V E R S C H O L A R S Scholar Honored Educator Bryce Jones Jodi Kraus Alyssa Kelley Heather Leise Karmen Koch Stephanie Leveque Jin Li R. Paul Rozecki Ethan Linklater R. Paul Rozecki Joshua Love Tobin Foster Callen MacDougall Stephen Hogan Paulo Matheny Vincent Loce Kayla Maxson Richard Noel Morgan Melchor Brennan Guion Phoebe Merrick Carla Darby Felix Mo Richard Noel Sara Mudd Charles Wax Lindsay Neher Madison Fairburn Kenly Norton Erik Leise Connor O'Brien Erik Leise Christian O'Hanley Ian McPhipps Brian Quillin James Edwards Caroline Rawls Jamie Mullenaux Jacob Richardson Ian McPhipps Amanda Roberson Kelly Pace Charles Robinson Jenelle Cannon Kyla Roerty Rose Payne Marly Rokenbrod Elizabeth Lett Christian Rollison Rachel Wheeler Connor Ryan Heather Leise Steven Scanlon Hunter Dickenson Monica Schmitz Stephan Hogan Olivia Schum Madison Fairburn Dylan Settersten Eileen Malick Kelsey Shearon Brennan Guion Aatikah Sheikh Nicole Shelton Jeremy Shields Richard Noel Henry Shifflett Heather Leise Madison Snead Amanda Barrett Peyton Steele Jeanette Edwards Raymond Suarez, Jr. James Anthony Whitaker Lauren Sullivan Jane Adams Nicole Sullivan Melanie Kluender William Sutkus Hunter Dickenson H A N O V E R S C H O L A R S Scholar Honored Educator Joi Taylor Cynthia Garrett Carlin Thompson Hunter Dickenson Sophia Van Wie Rachel Martin Tyler Waldman Cynthia Garrett Aidan Walker Ian McPhipps Madison Whitley Kelsey Keith Kendall Wiles Natan Berenshteyn Matthew Wilson Kimberly Wilson Benjamin Wood Erik Leise Hanover Scholars achieved a minimum 4.0 cumulative grade point average over the course of three years and have pursued advanced course work. Each student also chose an Honored Educator to represent them. A special thanks to the Hanover Education Foundation that will provide Hanover Scholars with a certificate and a purple tassel to be worn at graduation. HANOVER EDUCATION FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS The following scholarships are supported by the Hanover Education Foundation. We want to especially thank HEF and the scholarship donors for their generous contributions and valued partnership with our school. Atlee Girls' Lacrosse Scholarship ($1,000) Emily Devlin Atlee Raider Generations Scholarship ($2,000) Azza Ahmed Beth O'Brien Hubbard Memorial Scholarship ($1,000) Monica Schmitz Bette J. Harmon Memorial Scholarship ($5,000) Amanda Roberson Covenant Woods Community Outreach Scholarship ($1,000) Ahmia Dandridge Derek Crytser Memorial Scholarship ($1,500) Kendall Jasinski HEF Serve and Learn Scholarship ($1,000) Mark Isabelle J.K. Samples Scholarship (3 @ $3,000) Taylor Bates Jacob Hoppe Nathan Nambiar Kings Dominion Scholarship 2020 ($500) Amaya Jackson Mason Garrett Kirby Scholarship ($1,000) Carson Tribble Richmond East Moose Lodge Scholarship ($500) Tyler Waldman AHS SCHOLARSHIP/AWARD RECIPIENTS 2020 Developing Community Leaders Award (2 @ $1,000) - Paige Mudd and Tyler Waldman Ashland Strawberry Faire Gladys M. "Tafi" Yourtee Scholarship ($600) - Rita Diamond Ashland Strawberry Faire Jay Pace Scholarship ($600) - William Gordon Atlee Athletic Boosters Scholarship (2 @ $1,000) - John Brockmeier and Emily Devlin Atlee Band Boosters Scholarship ($500) - Mark Isabelle Atlee Faculty Scholarship (3 @ $100) - William Gordon, David Hess, Matthew Wilson AHSOB Orchestra Boosters Scholarship ($750) - Madison Whitley AHSOB Orchestra Scholarship ($500) - Bryson Hedges Atlee PTSA Scholarship (2 @ $500) - Mark Isabelle and Kaya Redmond Atlee SCA Scholarship (3 @ $200) - Christian Rollison, Lauren Sullivan, Nicole Sullivan Atlee Vocational Training Center Scholarship ($800) - Robert Gresham Captain Shane Adcock Memorial Scholarship ($500) - Logan Amatruda Chickahominy Middle School PTA Scholarship (3 @ $500) - Matthew Johnson, Kaitlyn Sarnowski, Peyton Steele Cool Spring Elementary PTA Scholarship (2 @ $500) - Katie Perry and Marly Rokenbrod Dana Nelson Foundation To End MS Scholarship ($1,000) - Taylor Bates Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizens Award - David Hess Dylan Murtagh Memorial Scholarship ($1,000) - Leah Homan Granger Ancarrow Scholarship ($1,000) - Nicole Sullivan GRASP Community College Pathways Scholarship ($1,000) - Grace Lovins AHS SCHOLARSHIP/AWARD RECIPIENTS GRASP Last Dollar Scholarship ($1,000) - Gabriella Pascoe Hanover Community Support Services Scholarship (2 @ $500) - Kendall Jasinski and Katie Perry Hanover County Democratic Committee - Melissa J. Dopp/Bobby Ostergren Scholarship ($500) - Nylah Brown Hill Family Scholarship ($2,000)
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