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Pittsburgh Brashear Chorus School Administration Principals Ms. Kimberly Safran Ms. Angel Washington Assistant Principal Mr. Brandon George Acting Assistant Principal Mrs. Dana Boesenberg Dean of Students Mr. Joseph Michalski Learning Environment Specialist Ms. Jennifer Gruber Pupil Services Ms. Regina Brooks, Counselor Dr. Laura Gild, Counselor Ms. Molly Jeffers, Transition Counselor Ms. Alicia Joynson, Transition Counselor Mr. Timothy Pail, Social Worker Ms. Taylor Popelas, Transition Counselor Ms. Annette Rosa-Stinson, Social Worker Ms. Lauren Smith, Counselor Ms. Rana Grossman – Tonti, Transition Counselor Activities Director Ms. Danielle Leach Program Processional ....................................... Pomp & Circumstance The National Anthem ................. Pittsburgh Brashear Chorus Pledge of Allegiance ................................... Christian Modrak ........................................................................... Salutatorian Acknowledgements and Comments ....................................... .................................................. Angel Washington, Principal Commencement Welcome…………………..Christian Modrak ........................................................................... Salutatorian Commencement Address……………………...Rizuelle Cabral …………………………………………...………….Valedictorian Exchanging of the Legacy Key………………….Zachary Neal …………………Zoe Baker & Charity Desimone, Junior Class Superintendent’s Excellence for All Achievement Award Presentation by .............................................David May Stein Assistant Superintendent Authorization of Diplomas ...................... Mrs. Sherry Hazuda Presentation of Diplomas ....................................................... …...Ms. Angel Washington & Ms. Kimberly Safran, Principals Alma Mater .......................... Graduating Class and Audience Recessional ........................................ Pomp & Circumstance The audience is requested to stand for the singing of the Alma Mater and to remain standing until the Class of 2014 has completed the recessional. Eric David Abbondanza Anil Acharya* Hari Acharya** Bishnu Adhikari Tika Adhikari Joaquim Atayi Cassandra Elizabeth Alberts** Marissa Angelo** Jason Assaf** Cora Ann Banas Shyheim A Banks Chelsea Alyce Bard** Markus Barnes Darryl Barnett Jr. Kalpana Basnet* Meranda Christina Becher Jokari Becker Crystal Bell Gabriel Ravzan Berghe* Richard A Bernardi Jarrett Better Justine Beveridge Jmar Bey Pascal E Bikanura* Michael K Bishop Dhan Bista Yam B Bista Brianna L Blotzer** Carlee Jane Brannigan Keosha Brown John Brown Tameka R Brown Alayzia M Bruce Dashai Bryant Dyamand D Burns Robert S Burton Megan Elizabeth Butter** Troy Buzza Rizuelle Dampil Cabral**++ Richard C Cardyn** Elijah Cargile Memphis Kage Carpenter** Kayla Renee Carr** Madison Ashley Cato* DaVonte Chaffin Tina M Chapman Alexis Rose Cirigliano* Lisa Marie Cirigliano Jakayla Jamil Clancy Rayonne Clark Timothy Clybourn Jr. Kiara Coccaro* Mannesseh Coleman Chrishawna Coles Marquis J Collier* Rachelle Amber Conner** Elizabeth Ann Conroy* Amy Contreras Rachael Elizabeth Crabb** Taylor Crew Thaddeus Crumbley IV Buddha Darjee Lawrence Te’Von Davis-White Gabrielle Davis* Geraye J Davis Krishauna Davis Matthew L Dawgiello Daelyn Dawson Christopher L Dean II** Chelsea Star Dedo** Pietro DeFrancesco Bailey Madison Carmen DeGregorio* Anne Deschenes* Nicholas Ian DeVault** Mary Jean Devine Rupa Dhungana* Marie Christine Donati Matthew Dripps John Robert Druga Jr. Arjun Dulal Binu Dulal Alicia Marie Duncan* Cullen Michael Dunn Desirae N Dunner* Ashley Edwell Jessica Englert Gulbakhor Ergeshbaeva** Jamie N Evans Scott R Evans** William R Faherty Omar Farez Diondre D Faulk Brandon Fields* Taymar Fields Owen Fink* Gene Flowers Katie Mae Foley** Mauriea Freeman Maura Fritzley** Pingala Gajurel* Jordan D Gambill Marina V Garrow* Dega Gautam** Yasmine K Gbedevi Mina Lynn Geiger Chelsey L Gildea** Jessica Marie Girdwood Khalil R Goodman Taishonn Gordon Matthew J Gould Jr. Jasmyha Graham Joshua Gross Daren Grudowski Antwaunai LeRonica Gurley Indra Gurung Susmita Gurung Upash Gurung Taiona R Hamilton Travis Hamilton Garrett Brent Hammerling Krystal Hansen Quincy L Harding Jr. Kevin Hardy Kaitlyn Harp Traysean Harris Katlynn Haskins Akeem Haughton Shawnice Hawkins Sabrina L Haywood Nicholas Helenkamp Jordan Michael Helterbran Tawaun Henderson Alex Henn Victoria Hernandez Veronica Amanda Hickman* Saedi Hoelzle Joshua Thomas Hoffman Jeremy Hoffman Alexis Holmes* Juan Holzapfel Ny’Quayla La’Chelle Hopkins Alexis Hughes* Michael Ignasky* Alexis Christine Imburgia** Diamond Jackson Nicholas Jasko Diamond Jenkins* Jazmine Jesik - Smalley Branden T Johnson DeVonte K Johnson Savanna Johnson* Jordan A Jones* Lauren Elizabeth Jones Michael Joyce Gurpreet Kataria* Stephen Katz Dajonique Kendrick Punam Kharel* Hom Khatiwada Ashish Khawas Bhujel Hira Khawas Courtney L Killmeyer** Joshua Robert Kinder Donald King Nicholas Komoroski** Jacob Kramer Amanda Elizabeth Kuklis Ronald P Langhoff Anastasia N LaRue* Sarah Lea Wesley J Lebarty** Anthony Lehew Justin M Lenhart Da Ler Daivon Lewis Jacqueline Gertrude Lilly Alexandrea E Longenecker Jordan Regis Quinton Maben** Breanna Malburg Ryan Mandarino Cody Manning Zachery D Mares Nicholas A Marshman** Andrew Masih** Kerry R McClung* Molly McGlynn William McGuire Amanda Rose McHugh** Matthew J McShane* Caroline G Mead Keylee Marie Meixner Darell M Mellix Brian Nicholas Michel Dennis W Miller III Bhim Mishra Shardae R Mock Christian Modrak**+ Quintayla Moore Taylor Rayne Moore Liseth Maieyua Moran Remache Joshua Morrissey** Jayde Juvett Muldrow Zebo Mullakhanova* Cody Carmen Muller** Matthew J Murphy Kashmiere Marie Murry Febrania Ndayizaya Zachary Tyler Neal** Ashley Leann Neill** Brayona L Nelson Mariah J Nelson Chance Nibintije Donald J Niccoli III* Joseph Nicholas Calen Aaron Nunley - Thompson Sierra Briyonna Nunley* Alexis Marie Nusser* Logan Patrick O’Brien** Brandi Ogrodowski** Adedolapo Olaloko* Tahidat Olatunji** George A O’Toole Vittoria M Paiano Kayla M Papariella Cyara Robb Parrish-Parham Joshua Michael Patton** Jade Elisia Pelkey Michael Pennix Anastasia Peterson Tyrae Peterson Som Phuyel Michael J Pletcher Lara Nicole Potenziani** Joseph Robert Pouch Jr. Yamuna Poudyel* Lila Prasai* Alphonso Price IV Kaleigh A Price** Alexandra Prince Mitchell Raymond Proctor Sapana Rai* Shane Ramsey* Jerry Ray Danielle Christina Recker** Angelo Lewis Reed Alyssa Reinheimer Cheyenne Lynn Rethage* Jake Rieffle* Dominic J Robele Christian Andrew Ross** Jaimon Russel Marlene J Sanchez - Ruiz Yeneleisha Santana Regis Sauer Thomas J Schmidt Samantha Olga Schmotzer** Mark Schreiner Jr. Courtney Lynn Schultz Madelyn Rachel Scott* Frankie D Segura Saw Setakaw* Summer Shaffer Marco J Shallo Dilli Ram Sharma* Saradha Sharma* Tyler-Chelsea Pagie Shavers Hannah Theresa Skiff* Kayla A Slaby Kayona E Smart Todd A Smiley Jr. Austin Smith* Deaira Smith Jay-ann J Smith** Jessica Annette Smith* Katlyn E Smith* Lorn Smith Nichole Mollie Smith Seirra Smith Michelle Sobien Amanda Lynn Sokol** Dustin Lee Sparber Kevin J Speelman Ashton T Stalker* Samantha Elizabeth Steppling Dylan Stewart Julian W Stewart Kiana M Stiefel Michael A Stoehr Jr.* Kenneth Strothers Te jendra Subedi* Emerance Subiri* Jazmyne S Taggart Adam I Tajuddin Natalie M Terreri Richardson Thatal Kathryn M Thomas Ta’Ronn Lee Thomas Bir Bahadur Tiwari* Hannah Marie Tremel** Joseph Robert Truesdell Jaqwala O Turner Jonathan Tyler Andrew Umphrey Savannah A Vater Jesse L Vates* Daniel Velazquez - Cruz JanetLeigh Vennare* Nathan Vidal Jeremy R Vire Michael Wagner Keyera I Walker Marvin Leroy Walker III* Satera A Walters Christopher S West Darius Tagee White-Moore Cory A White James R Wilkes Jr. Roberto Williams* Sierrah W Williams* Tierrah L Williams* Timothy Allen Williams** Douglas M Wilson Ian Wilson Patrick R Wilson Rashiek Wilson Sherelle La’rae Wofford Augustus Wolfe Frederick Curtis Wright Yjuan Young Andrew York * signifies students graduating with Honors ** signifies students graduating with High Honors + signifies class Salutatorian ++ signifies class Valedictorian Alma Mater of Brashear High School Dear Alma Mater, We’ll pledge our loyalty to Thee. We’ll strive to be faithful now and through eternity. Thy love which led us through the years will keep our hearts so near; For our great Alma Mater we’ll hold our memories dear. Hail to our Alma Mater, Hail to John Brashear. We’ll always be faithful to dear John Brashear. Our voices ring loud and clear of our faith and trust in Thee. Thy spirit hovers o’er us with both love and majesty. So as we travel on our way, Thy spirit shall exalted be. We’ll honor thee forever, Brashear we love thee. Hail to our Alma Mater, Hail to John Brashear. We’ll always be faithful to dear John Brashear. Rizuelle Cabral Valedictorian Christian Modrak Salutatorian Pittsburgh Brashear High School Candidates For Graduation At this Commencement, diplomas are awarded to those who have completed requirements in June 2014. The Commencement Program lists the names of probable graduates of the Class of 2014. Also participating in Commencement Exercises are those who will receive diplomas upon completion of summer school. The diploma of the Pittsburgh Public Schools, signed and sealed by its proper officers, remains the official testimony to the achievement of graduation. Central Administration Superintendent of Pittsburgh Public Schools Dr. Linda S. Lane Board of Public Education Mr. Thomas Sumpter, Board President Mr. William Isler, Board First Vice President Ms. Carolyn Klug,
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