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Commencement Program 2020 TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL FIFTIETH COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES June 12, 2020 The Richard powers memorial field TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Manchester, new Hampshire Program The National Anthem Sara Doucet The Pledge of Allegiance Benjamin Bourn, Jacob Brown Invocation Very Reverend Richard Dion, V.F. Welcome Parisa Tabiatnejad, Salutatorian Valedictory Address Jasper Fougere Principal’s Address Mr. Steven Gadecki SUPERINTENDENT’S GREETING Mr. David Thibault Conferring of Diplomas Mr. Steven Gadecki, Principal Presentation of the Graduates Gregory Fallon, Class President blessing of graduates Very Reverend Richard Dion, V.F. Masters of Ceremonies Gregory Fallon, Class President Amou Malwal, President of the Trinity High Chapter of the National Honor Society Estela Raya-Fouts, President of the Trinity High School Student Council Trinity High School Class of 2020 ‡ Mary Elaine C. Algeo ‡ Gregory Patrick Fallon ‡ Erin Louise O’Brien Jonathan Lee Alicea Lauren E. Faust Isabel Grace Pearson Colby Barker Marvin Castillo Feliciano Lauren Colby Pelletier James E. Barrett * ‡ Jasper Blaise Fougere Sophia Mae Perdue ‡ Lauren Elizabeth Barry Keeley G. Francis Emily Pinard Qamar D. Beauchemin Avery Roger Fraser Devin Philip Quirk Robert Bernier ‡ Mikayla I. Gendron * ‡ Estela Raya-Fouts ‡ Oliver Matthew Berry Ryan Patrick Glass Haley T. Recillas Eliza Catherine Blomquist Savannah Punsal Goshdigian Andrew Forrest Reed Delaney Jayne BombaraType to enter Isabelle text Madalene Grace Emily Sandra Elizabeth Reedy Benjamin Albert Bourn Samuel Armando Guerrero Nicholas Alexander Renaldi Thomas Arthur Brady Michael Guman Daniel James Rhodes ‡ Ryan David Brewitt Timothy Guman Aidan Thomas Ross Jacob Robert Brown ‡ Peter John Hamill Liam John Ryan Isabella Marie Bruno Ethan Robert Hutchinson Skylar Marie Saunders Mica Steven Buck Jaylen Mekhi Jones * ‡ Rebecca Mary-Anne Scali ‡ Richard William Burleigh Alexis Grace Jones-Guillemette ‡ Patrick John Shevchik Catharyn Frances Bush * ‡ Madeline Elizabeth Kane ‡ Sarah Dorothy Shipman Christopher Richard Chow Damien Dennis Kennedy Matthew Michael Simmons ‡ Declan Aengus Clougherty Andrew David Kimionakis * ‡ Parisa Mary Tabiatnejad Isabella R. Clougherty Marc Augustin L’Heureux Dantré Armani Taylor ‡ Owen Cook Robert Mark Launier Emily Rose Therrien Lauren M.H. Copponi Saika Louiville * ‡ John Thomas Thibault Joseph Martin Craighead Anthony Luong Niyadeng J. Tour ‡ Andy H. Dau Payton Lynn Mahoney ‡ Olivia Louise Twitchell * ‡ Andrew Holton Di Croce * ‡ Amou Malwal McKenna M. Varao ‡ Sara Sachiko Doucet ‡ Emma Nicole Maslowski Alexander John Walker Patrick John Dunn Connor W. McBrien * ‡ Jacob David Wenger Elsa Lindsay Edgar * ‡ Julia Hayes McCann Cade Richard Williams Ethan Keith Eichmann Liam Ryan McCoy Emma Sophia Wright ‡ Sheila Jeanmarie El-Azem Anthony Joseph Mihaly * Top Ten Graduates ‡ National Honor Society College Matriculation Class of 2020 Mary Elaine Algeo .........................University of Wyoming Jaylen Jones ............................Plymouth State University Jonathan Alicea………………..…Plymouth State College Alexis Jones-Guillemette................ Saint Anselm College Colby Barker....................Saint Joseph’s College - Maine Madeline Kane....................................Champlain College James Barrett .................................Saint Louis University Damien Kennedy…..Southern New Hampshire University Lauren Barry ..........................................Bryant University Andrew Kimionakis............................................................ Qamar Beauchemin……………………Norwich University Robert Launier................. Saint Joseph’s College - Maine Robert Bernier......... Southern New Hampshire University Marc L’Heureux ..........................................Junior Hockey Oliver Berry ............................................Stonehill College Saika Louiville..........................Louisiana State University Eliza Blomquist...................University of NH, Manchester Anthony Luong .........................Franklin Pierce University Delaney Bombara..... University of South Florida - Tampa Payton Mahoney..... Southern New Hampshire University Benjamin Bourn...........................................Dean College Amou Malwal .....................................Villanova University Thomas Brady......... Southern New Hampshire University Emma Maslowski............................Saint Anselm College Ryan Brewitt...................Manchester Community College Connor McBrien ..................................Merrimack College Jacob Brown....................................Army National Guard Julia McCann ............................University of Notre Dame Isabella Bruno…………………..Franklin Pierce University Liam McCoy......... University of New Hampshire, Durham Mica Buck................ Southern New Hampshire University Anthony Mihaly .....................................................Military Richard Burleigh……………..…………..Bryant University Erin O’Brien.......................................Simmons University Catharyn Bush........ Southern New Hampshire University Isabel Pearson ..................................Benedictine College Christopher Chow........... Worcester Polytechnic Institute Lauren Pelletier....... Southern New Hampshire University Declan Clougherty………Georgia Institute of Technology Sophia Perdue........ Southern New Hampshire University Isabella Clougherty .....................................Regis College Emily Pinard............ Southern New Hampshire University Owen Cook .........................................Emmanuel College Devin Quirk ............................................Stonehill College Lauren Copponi…University of New Hampshire, Durham Estela Raya-Fouts.............................Simmons University Joseph Craighead ............................Keene State College Haley Recillas .............................................Regis College Andy Dau……………………..…University of Connecticut Andrew Reed.......... Southern New Hampshire University Andrew Di Croce................................Clemson University Emily Reedy............................................Endicott College Sara Doucet ....................................Saint Anselm College Nicholas Renaldi............ Manchester Community College Patrick Dunn……………………….….Assumption College Daniel Rhodes..... University of New Hampshire, Durham Elsa Edgar............... Southern New Hampshire University Aidan Ross ....................................University of Wyoming Ethan Eichmann.......................Roger Williams University Liam Ryan..............................................Stonehill College Sheila El-Azem….University of New Hampshire, Durham Skylar Saunders..............................Saint Anselm College Gregory Fallon…..University of New Hampshire, Durham Rebecca Scali .............................Sacred Heart University Lauren Faust.....................................Saint Leo University Patrick Shevchik............. University of Colorado - Boulder Marvin Feliciano .......................Franklin Pierce University Sarah Shipman ...............................University of Vermont Jasper Fougere.............. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Matthew Simmons…………………..……Bryant University Keeley Francis........................Olivet Nazarene University Parisa Tabiatnejad………..George Washington University Avery Fraser ..................Manchester Community College Dantré Taylor ......................Framingham State University Mikayla Gendron .............................Saint Anselm College Emily Therrien......... Southern New Hampshire University Ryan Glass……………Massachusetts Maritime Academy John Thibault………Franciscan University of Steubenville Savannah Goshdigian…………Roger Williams University Niyadeng Tour………………………Saint John’s University Isabelle Grace……..Southern New Hampshire University Olivia Twitchell……..Southern New Hampshire University Samuel Guerrero…………………Franklin Pierce College McKenna Varao……Southern New Hampshire University Michael Guman…University of New Hampshire, Durham Alexander Walker……….……………Keene State College Timothy Guman…University of New Hampshire, Durham Jacob Wenger……………..…….University of Connecticut Peter Hamill……………………….……Deerfield Academy Cade Williams……………..………….Keene State College Ethan Hutchinson…………………………Rivier University Emma Wright……………………Roger Williams University COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES CLASS OF 2020 Anna Maria College Keene State College St. Thomas University Arizona State University Lasell University Stetson University Assumption College LeMoyne College Stonehill College Ava Maria University Lesley University Suffolk University Becker College Louisiana State University Susquehanna University Belmont University Manchester Community Syracuse University Benedictine College College The College of New Jersey Bentley University Marist College The University of Alabama Boston College Massachusetts Maritime The University of Arizona Boston University Academy The University of Tampa Bryant University Merrimack College Unity College Catholic University of America Montana State University University of Central Florida Champlain College New England College University of Colorado - Clark University NHTI-Concord’s Community Boulder Clarkson University College University of Colorado - Clemson University Nichols College Colorado Springs Colby-Sawyer College Northeastern University University of Connecticut Colorado State University Norwich University University of Denver Cornell University Olivet Nazarene University University of Georgia Dean College Pace University
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