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Terrill Middle School Reports High, Regular Honor Rolls for First Marking Period of Yr A WATCHUNG C OMMUNICATIONS, INC. PUBLICATION The Westfield Leader and THE TIMES of Scotch Plains – Fanwood Thursday, January 9, 2003 Page 9 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 First Marking Period Honor Roll Announced 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 1234567890123456789012345678901212345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345Concepts & Thought 6 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456 By Roosevelt Intermediate Principal Shulack WESTFIELD – Roosevelt Interme- Stephen Aswad Brandon Heroux DISTINGUISHED HONOR ROLL Matthew Carville John Meagher Dr. Soaries to Give Keynote diate School Principal Dr. Kenneth Andrew Bakst Benjamin Hiller GRADE 8 – 52 STUDENTS Rachael Cauley Russell Miller Shulack has reported that 326 stu- Claire Bennett Lauren Huff Justin Adams Sarah Lapidus Tiffany Cayado Nicholas Mironovich dents or 67 percent of the seventh and William Bertoni Rachel Iannazzone Stephanie Baeder Jennifer Laspata Julia Cederroth Suzanne Morgan Address at M.L. King Service William Beshears Christine Kandigian Luke Baran Thomas Malaspina Xiao Chen Christine Mruz eighth grade student body were named Victoria Binko Michael Kane Chloe Cherin Jaclyn Nicoll to the First Marking Period Distin- Gregory Boyle Kevin Maus WESTFIELD — Reverend DeForest Prior to serving at First Baptist, Dr. Laryssa Borkowsky Lauren Krichilsky Emily Cataldo Melissa Mc Dermott Christopher Chou Anna Pullicino B. Soaries, Jr., senior pastor of the First Soaries was the Assistant Pastor of the guished Honor Roll and Regular Honor Robert Castelo Anusuya Krishnan Stephanie Christiano Patrick McCabe Theodore Chou Sarah Queller Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in Shiloh Baptist Church in Trenton. Ac- Roll for the 2002-2003 academic year. Andrew Castrorao Tim Kuehn Christine Cobuzzi James Meylor Kristina Cofone Jonathan Ramalho Somerset, will be the key- tive in community life since DISTINGUISHED HONOR ROLL AJ Cerami George Kunath Anthony Cocuzza Julienne Niemiera Jessica Cohen Glenn Romano note speaker at Westfield’s his youth, Dr. Soaries Tyler Clark Ryan Kuppersmith Catherine Cordeiro Caitlin Oster G. Peter Cornell Lindsey Romano Martin Luther King, Jr., com- worked for the Urban GRADE 7 – 61 STUDENTS Jordana Confino Alexander Laird Samuel Crawford Adam Rubin Marlee Austin Danielle Masterton Seth Davidson Courtney Phillips memorative service on Mon- League and Operation Caitlin Corkery Allison Land Emily De Rosa Colleen Psomas Tara Daly Peter Rucinsky Erin Bange Matthew McCurdy Lauren Couture Florian Leutwyler Brian Davidson Ryan Salmon day, January 20. PUSH while he was a col- Cameron Banta Rebecca McNulty Aaron Eisenberg Ellen Ramage The service will take place lege student. Leigh Couture John Levidy Christopher Engel Nicole Reich Cecilia De Corral Elizabeth Scanlon Matthew Blutfield Pratik Mehta Stefanie Crosta Nicholas Li Volsi Holly Desantis Brittany Shaykevich at the Presbyterian Church on Dr. Soaries earned a Bach- Caitlin Burke Kimberly Morawski Alena Fleming Matthew Renart Mountain Avenue in elor of Arts Degree from Andrew Cunningham Allison MacDonald Remi Formal Lindsey Ann Sauerwein Ashley Dunnan John-William Sidhom Jessica Campo Marissa Mumford Barbara D’Agosto Mary Mahoney Scott Dyer Leanne Skorge Westfield at 1 p.m., following Fordham University; a Stephen Chan Alexandra Pecora Claire Fox Ian Schwatz a procession from Bethel Bap- Master of Divinity Degree Michael Dibble Katherine Meylor Angelina Garneva William Schwartz Adam Eisen Bryan Smith Christopher Chin Josephine Reinhardt Kathryn Donovan Robert Miller Samaa El-Sherbeini Darrell Ann Smith tist Church on Trinity Place from Princeton Theologi- Alex Colucci Crista Ricci Emily Gee Julie Anne Shelman Emily Doskow Zachary Minken Leanne Hewit Marlena Sheridan William Farrell, 4th Jacqueline Snyder through downtown Westfield. Dr. DeForest Soaries, Jr. cal Seminary; and a Doctor Kyle Cortley Kimberly Ripperger Evan Eisenberg Gregory Morrissey Jonathan Finkel Zachary Sproull Appointed as New of Ministry Degree from Emily Cozzi Stephanie Rowe Christopher Kalis Thomas Sheridan William Eisenberg Haley Mustard Anya Kaplan Melissa Slavin Nicole Finkel Kate Statton Jersey’s 30th Secretary of State by Gov- United Theological Seminary. Joshua David Erin Scialabba Elizabeth Engel Michael Nanna Rachel Fischer Jamie Steiner ernor Christine Todd Whitman, Dr. He was recently recognized by the Ian Devaney James Seip Elizabeth Kline Samantha Vitale Michele Eniclerico Kevin Neylan Bryan Knapp Heather Welham Andrew Ford Thomas Stewart Soaries served from January 1999 to Claremont School of Theology in Benjamin Dornfeld Kevin Shallcross Josefine Eriksson Michael Nika Alexander Forstenhausler Colin Sullivan Jared Dornfeld Allison Sharkey Anna Koehler Molly Williams 2002. Internationally renowned as a Claremont, Calif., with the Kilgore Craig Esposito Gabrielle O’Leary Kate Kovalenko Benjamin Zakarin Sarah Garry Kelsey Sullivan speaker, author and advocate for youth, Award for Creative Ministry. This award Rose Driscoll Deborah Siegel Meghan Evans Corrine Parkinson Andrew Gately Sean Sullivan Maya Fine Pincus Melissa Souto Bryan Krichilsky Aron Zavaro Dr. Soaries was invited by Coretta Scott is presented annually for outstanding Matthew Feniger Ioanna Protogiannis REGULAR HONOR ROLL Melissa Gerckens Katherine Taylor King to be the featured speaker at the and innovative ministry. Vincent Fitzpatrick Danielle Tepper Bryan Fitzpatrick Stephanie Quinton Patrick Gessner James Thayer Matthew Gralla Elena Tinfow GRADE 8 – 120 STUDENTS official Year 2000 Martin Luther King, Born in New York and raised in New Cornelius Fitzpatrick Jorie Richlin-Zack Kimberly Angus Daniel Johnson Ilene Goodman Julia Tomaszewsky Jr. Holiday Celebration in Atlanta, Ga. Jersey, Dr. Soaries resides in Franklin Aidan Granstrand Lindsay Tishberg Michael Fitzpatrick Michael Rodman Kayley Graham James Tonges Britta Greene Ann-Marie Valentine Sara Anthony Troy Johnson A pioneer of faith-based community Park with his wife and twin sons. Christopher Franks Zachary Rubin Peter Antonelli Madeline Joyce Anne Greenberg John Trimble Peter Griesmer Lindsay Walsh Emily Fusco Kirk Sabnani Jiaming Guan Andrea Turitz development, Dr. Soaries led First Bap- Caitlin Hewett Cindy Wang Matthew Anzalone Daniel Kahaner tist Church of Lincoln Gardens in the Ariel Gale Ellen Scariati Seth Applebaum Edward Kane Tegest Hailu Alex Vanarelli ATTENTION! Melanie Jackson Michael Weinberg Brittany Gallagher Tessa Schaaf Emma Hand Nicole Vendetti construction of a new $17 million Dean Kowalski Daniela Weiner Jeremy Barnes Adam Koll church complex. He was also instru- Melissa Gallagher Kelly Seeger Adam Becker Kimberly Legones Caroline Hansen Michael Venezia Benjamin Maimon Hannah Wharam Rachel Ganz Luke Shane William Harbaugh Michael Verrier mental in forming many not-for-profit Are you a student with a Joseph Maran Trevor Yee Caitlin Bludgus Mary Kate Luker entities to serve the community, in- Katherine Gelinne Megan Sherman Eric Brandman Claire MacDonald Matthew Harris Scott Warner flair for writing? Then, maybe Harry Marino Michelle Zaffuto Paige Geraghty Richard Venckus Robert Hay, 3rd Leigh Weissman Lindsay Brown Michael Marks cluding the First Baptist Community “The Student View” is for you! Daniel Markowski Eric Zagorski Joseph Green Benjamin Walker Amanda Hayden Francesca Welham Development Corporation; the Renais- Melanie Brown Christopher Mattes For more details, please con- Catherine Marvin Lisa Zavetz Matthew Green Emily Walus Stephen Heine Gregory Whitman sance Community Development Credit Xinyi (Ed) Zhang Jennifer Burns Natalia Mavrogiannis tact Education Editor Michelle Jared Greene Zacharie Weingarten Robert Cariste Lauren McCurdy Kevin Hennessey Maxwell Wieder Union; CDC Properties Housing Cor- Alexander Greenspan Hannah Weisman Phillip John Ryan Yarusi poration; Renaissance Education & Le Poidevin at (908) 232-4407 REGULAR HONOR ROLL Amanda Carolan Amanda McQuade GRADE 7 – 93 STUDENTS Elizabeth Hawkins Georgette Williamson Patrina Caruana Rebecca McQuade Samuel John Gabriel Yukon Technology Academy; and Harvest of or e-mail [email protected] Domenick Wissel Hope Family Services Network. Alexandra Annis Mila Heneck Terrill Middle School Reports High, Regular Honor Rolls for First Marking Period of Yr. SCOTCH PLAINS – The High Brian Bonacum Ryan McCarthy Sky Cheung Randy Lemence Jennifer Gaglioti Simone
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