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2017 Commencement Program Processional JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL em menc ent 2017 Com 6:00 PM JUNE 7, 2017 ARIE CROWN THEATER The Class of 2017 would like to thank our families as well as the faculty and administration of Kennedy High School for their support and contributions which made our achievements possible. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 6:00 P.M. ARIE CROWN THEatER MCCORMICK PLacE CHIcaGO, IL MR. GEORGE SZKAPIAK, PRINCIpaL MR. ROBERTO PAREDES, ASSIstaNT PRINCIpaL MS. RacHEL PERALta, ASSIstaNT PRINCIpaL COUNSELING DEPARTMENT Jonathan Best Angela Cross-Muzzall Angelique Fleming Joleen Kirchens SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Joleen Kirchens Jennifer Barron Class of 2017 Commencement Program Processional ................................................................... Pomp and Circumstance By Sir Edward Elgar, Arranged By Eric Osterling National Anthem ................................................................Star Spangled Banner Performed by Elizabeth Rodriguez and Carson Starcevic Welcome Address ...................................................... Jakub Soltys, Valedictorian Choir Performance ..................... My Wish originally by Rascal FlatsPerformed by the John F. Kennedy H.S. Choir Jacqueline Velasco, Soloist LaDawn Adams, Choir Director, Accompanist Valedictorian Address .................................................. John Mikos, Valedictorian Valedictorian Awards ................................................................ George Szkapiak Principal John F. Kennedy High School Teresa Helm-Rogers Service Learning Award ....................................................... Valedictorian Address .................................................. Yasmin Haj, Valedictorian Presentation of Class Gifts ................................................... Senior Class Officers Keynote Address ............................................. The Honorable Martin A. Sandoval Illinois State Senator 11th Senate District Presentation of Diplomas ........................................... George Szkapiak, Principal The Honorable Martin A. Sandoval Roberto Paredes, Assistant Principal Rachel Peralta, Assistant Principal John F. Kennedy High School Presentation of Class to Principal. ......................... Valedictorian and Salutatorian Recessional ................................................................... Pomp and Circumstance By Sir Edward Elgar, Arranged By Eric Osterling Class of 2017 = HONOR ROLL STUDENT = STATE SEAL OF BILITERACY = IB DIPLOMA CANDIDATE Acevedo, Renee M Bustamante, Samuel Acuna, Reymundo Calderon, Hugo Alba, Natali I Calderon, Zuriel Alfaro Gonzalez, Alma L Cambron, Kassandra Alfaro, Peter Canelo, Brenda Alonso, David U Cardenas, Manuel Alvarado, Michael Carrasco, Jose F Alvarez, Liliana Casas, Pollyanna E Amador, Johnny Castaneda, Yesenia Amador, Lizette Castellanos, Nathan A Anaya, Juan A Castillo, Mario Jr. Aramburo, Ivan Castillo, Miguel Ayala, Sonia Cavitt, Tyrone F Baca, Isabel A Cerritos, Ashley Bahena, Jasmin Chaidez, Melissa Bahena, Marisol Chiu, Ming Chu Ballestrazzi, Anna Chladek, Ashlee A Banuelos, Vanessa Chlebek, Dorota Barajas, Ilia Chmenia, Agata M Barajas, Maureen Cisneros, Samuel Barboza, Andrea Collison, Charles Barron, Ruben Comiso, Lea Becerra, Lesley Contreras, Ricardo Jr. Bedoy, Brianna Cortes, Alejandra R Bielanska, Anna Cortes, Andrea F Bilea, Marilyn Cortes, Christian Blackwell, Kobe C Cruz Guerra, Vivian D Bragado, Alyssa Cruz, Rachel Brito, Luis E Cruz, Shanaiah Brown, Zachary T Czerwien, Daniel Bryniarski, Jozef Czopek, Monika Bunkley, Kyla S Damian, Jonathan Burger, Brianna M Daray, Louis J Burnickas, Brandy Davila, Jacqueline Class of 2017 = HONOR ROLL STUDENT = STATE SEAL OF BILITERACY = IB DIPLOMA CANDIDATE Delgadillo, Guadalupe Garcia, Roberto C Delgado, Xochilt V Garcia, Valeria DeSando, Zachary R Garduno-Ramirez, Maggie Dias, Melissa Garfias, Kazy S Diaz Tafolla, Manuel Garza, Eliza L Diaz, Carlos Gaytan, Perlita Diaz, Diego Gazda, Artur D Diaz, Mario Gomez, Mara Diaz, Veronica Gonzalez, Alessandra Dominguez, Bryan Gonzalez, Anthony Duarte, Zoe Gonzalez, David Dudek, Gina Gonzalez, Ivan A Ellis, Ricky A Jr. Gonzalez, Julian Erpelo, Nathanael A Gonzalez, Ricardo II Espino, Madeline Gorecka, Maria Estrada, Diego A Grela, Pawel Estrada, Luis Gudino, Mario Estrada, Xavier Guzman, Jazmin Fierro Jimenez, Angel R Guzman, Leeza A Fitch, Hailee H Haen, Jacob Flores, Elias Haj, Yasmin A Ford, Naomi N Hayik, Bassem Frausto, Moises Hernandez Carrasco, Cindy Frausto, Raul Hernandez, Dominic Frontczak, Nicole T Hernandez, Jose R Fudala, Zuzanna Hernandez, Miguel A Galica, Paulina Hernandez, Noemi A Galik, Elzbieta Hernandez, Raymundo Jr. Galvez, Gabriel Hernandez, Rosa Gant, Jasmine O Hernandez, Tania Garcia, Aliyah Herrera, Anibal Garcia, Brian Herrera, Briant Garcia, Guadalupe Herrera, Jocelynn Garcia, Julio Hidalgo, Maria F Garcia, Luis Hillman, Anthony M Class of 2017 = HONOR ROLL STUDENT = STATE SEAL OF BILITERACY = IB DIPLOMA CANDIDATE Hillman, Edward C Jr. Martinez, Alexis Houston, Clyde A Martinez, Gustavo Ibarra, Maritza Martinez, Ivan Iniguez, Samuel Martinez, Leslie A Jackson, Javon J Martinez, Medalyn Jacobs, Kyle J Martinez, Stephanie M Janociak, Jonathan A Mata, Juan A Jones, Kayla Mejia Pantoja, Manuel Jordan, Jeremy Melero, Julia Juarez, Aaron Melgoza, Brittany Juarez, Nicholas G Melo, Gustavo H Kacprzak, Konner Menchaca, Sara Kapusciak, Patrycja J Mendez, Antonio Kendrick, Joshua A II Mendez, Jessica Kobel, Alexandra Mesarina, Maritza I Kostecka, Heaven Michalik, Adrian Kowalczyk, Annette Middleton, Isaac D Krystyniak, Francesca Mikos, John P Laboy, Jesenia I Mikota, Matthew Laska, Karolina Miller, Celeste M Lewis, Nicholas L Miller, Kyle Lira, Carlos M Miranda, Justin G Lopez, Alejandra Miranda, Richard Lopez, Jennifer Molek, Christopher Lopez, Perla J Montoya, Diana Lopez, Victoria Montoya, Lizbeth Lopez-Battung, Caitlin I Moore, Alexander S Lozano, Celeste Mora, Lizet Lucas, Jakob M Morales Torres, Rene Macias, Luis Mroz, Daniel Magana, Ashley Munoz, Jasmine Mallari, Victor Murillo, Carlos I Marquez, Leonardo Murillo, Jose A Martell, Selia Naba, Jesus F Martin, Joseph G Negron, Julian Class of 2017 = HONOR ROLL STUDENT = STATE SEAL OF BILITERACY = IB DIPLOMA CANDIDATE Negron, Justin Rivera, Ginnia M Nezirovski, Fatime Rivera, Jaqueline Niemiec, Krzysztof Rivera, Maricarmen Ocampo, Anthony D Rivera, Viviana Ochoa, Monica A Rizzo, Gianna M Ochoa, Yulissa Robles, Kevin Olivas, Isaiah Rodriguez, Ashley Olvera, Carlos D Rodriguez, Bryan B Orozco, Christian Rodriguez, Cynthia Ortiz Contreras, Jennifer Rodriguez, Elizabeth F Pacheco, Brandon Rodriguez, Vincent Padilla Tovar, Diego Rojas, Brayan Padilla, Sergio Romero, Jonathan Palmerin, Jesus Romo, Alexander Jr. Paniagua, Isela Romo, Jose A Patino, Areli Rosario, Naomi M Patron, Mark Rosso, Nahomi G Pazitka, Lukas Rozalowski, Patryk Pedroza, Tania A Rubio, Mabeline Pena, Alejandro Rubio-Florian, Jorge L Perez, Jadyn A Ruelas, Aileen G Perez, Theresa B Ruiz, Jazmin Phipps, Nicole M Rusinek, Gracjan Pizano, Orlando Jr. Ruvalcaba, Kassandra Ponce, Kevin Salas, Jesus A Ramirez, Jamie R Saldana, Jocelynn R Ramirez, Victoria D Salinas, Carolina Raschke, David A Salinas, Jack Recio, Ruben Sanchez, Celeste Rendon, Samuel Sanchez, Diego O Reyes, Danny Sanchez, Gabriela Reyes, Frida Sanchez, James A Ricci, Sabrina F Sanchez, Jesus Rios, Mercedes C Sanchez, Marcos R Rivera, Aldair Sanchez, Ramon Class of 2017 = HONOR ROLL STUDENT = STATE SEAL OF BILITERACY = IB DIPLOMA CANDIDATE Sanders, Amber Tornez, Alexis A Santiago, Edgard Torres, Faith V Sarabia, Gabriella L Tovar, Guadalupe Sarna, Przemslaw Townsend, Adam G Saucedo, Julian L Trejo, Steve Sauseda, Amber J Trevizo, Cassandra Scavone, Anthony R III Trinidad, Jose E Schulz, Paige Truty, Anna Serrano, Evangelina Turner, Dejah S Severns, Alan R Valdez, Faith Sheedy, Nicole M Valencia, Miguel Sias, Valerie D Vargas-Hernandez, Klaryssa I Silva, Arianna Vargas-Lara, Jackelin Sims, John W Vega, Armando Skibinska, Patrycja K Vega, Brenda Skopis, Danielle Vega, Jasmine Smilor, Jake Velazquez Lucio, Teresa G Sobie, Sarah E Vera, Ignasio J Soledad, Char Andre S Villa, Julietta Solis, Kayro Jr. Villa, Karen G Solis, Melissa Villavicencio, Madelin Soltys, Damian J Viteri, Anthony O Soltys, Jakub Waliszewska, Paulina A Sroka, Krystian Walters, Mark Anthony Stefaniak, Calista A Welch, Justin Stoll, Matthew Wlazlo, Michael B Stone, Cassandra Wroblewski, Alexis V Sulls, Patrick M Jr. Wynn, Shalyn Sun, Xinyu Zambrano, Justin T Swiderska, Paula Zedak, Joshua D Szczechowicz, Karol Zepeda, Andres A Jr. Szymankowski, Klaudia Zepeda, Arturo Szymaszek, Wojciech Zepeda, Daniela Tapia, Yair Zych, Karolina Tito, Marissa 2017 TOP TEN ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS 1. Mikos, John 6. Dudek, Gina 1. Soltys, Jakub 7. Bilea, Marilyn 1. Haj, Yasmin 8. Truty, Anna 4. Frontczak, Nicole 9. Czopek, Monika 5. Mikota, Matthew 9. Molek, Christopher CLASS OF 2017 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Isabel Baca Gustavo Martinez Caitlin Battung John Mikos Hugo Calderon Joshua Kendrick Alejandra Cortes Matthew Mikota Andrea Cortes Ashley Rodriguez Monika Czopek Elizabeth Rodriguez Gina Dudek John Sims Nicole Frontczak Jakub Soltys Yasmin Haj Matthew Stoll Alexandra Kobel Cassandra Stone Alejandra Lopez Klaryssa Vargas-Hernandez ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS RECOGNITION FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
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