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36Th Annual Scholarship and Awards Program 36th Annual Scholarship and Awards Program Wednesday, May 11th, 2016 LP West Campus Auditorium Welcome ....................................................................... Janet Constien, Principal Pledge of Allegiance ................................................... Nicholas Gricus President, NHS Introduction of Awards Program ................................ Janet Constien, Principal Address .............................................................................. Lilian Gulyk Presentation of Awards .......................................... Mitchell Berenson, Director of Pupil Personnel Services Illinois State Scholars Syed Shajeeh Abidi Noel Christine FioRito Laila Afsar Daniel Edward Fitzgerald Abdulraheem Amodi Kamila Gardocki Christopher Apuzzo Alyssa Gaynor Kevin Kacper Baczek Angelina Gervasio Jean-Luc Belous Sameer Goyal Kaela Elizabeth Beugnet Nicholas Jeremy Gricus Maryam Butt Lilian Vicky Gulyk Julia Lauren Caesar Nicholas Hernandez Gianfranco Giuseppe Cali Sarah Rendell Hochstadt Nicholas Castaldo Daniel Charles Hynes Ella Cichon Sylwia Iwanicka Anthony Scott Clark, Jr. Mitchell Stephen Jarosinski Andrea Irene Deleon Emily Katherine Joyce Jenna Elizabeth Drolen Allison Karpinski Timothy Paul Dublin Shannon Kearns Phillip David Duncan Kaitlyn Marilyn Keith Isabella Marie Duran Brandon James Kennedy Naba Jamal Durrani Sebastian Adrian Kieltyka Angela Dylewski Lauren Kim Sarah Anne Eischen Ivanna Kovalenko Bryan Charles Eisenhard Katarzyna Kinga Krawczyk Karolina Katarzyna Fedurek Michael Kuhfuss Illinois State Scholars Joseph Junior Kwengwa Marina Linda Presta Piotr Lada Leah Proctor Troy Lewis Matthew Joseph Reilly Alison Lee Little Jordan Pearl Rezman Samuel Robert Little Alexandra Ricchio Camilla Stefania Macias Antoinette Marie Ricchio Philip Edward Macias Matthew Christopher Rutty Jacob Michael Marcheschi Anna Elaine Sampson Stefani Delane Martinez Justin Geno Scafidi Minnara E Mathew Anna Schlueter Connor McMahon Jackson Scott Schoen Ariana Camille Miceli Laura Sienkiewicz Adam David Michals Jaspreet Singh Anne Lin Mou Joshua Christopher Solarz Lily Chunye Nickisch Karina Anna Sowa Shelby Marie Noviskis Michael Roman Tarchala Isabelle Olejniczak Riley Justine Tithof Steere Skye Ann Palumbo Hunter Treiber Thalia Michelle Panoutsos Jovana Vasilic Kush Joseph Patel Martin Vazquez Rashaan N Patel Damian Marek Waga Saahil Kalpesh Patel Abigail Marie Weisensee Emily Marie Petrucci Claire Elise Wrobel Kassandra Marianna Zakic 5.0 or Higher GPA After Seven Semesters Syed Shajeeh Abidi Bryan Charles Eisenhard Laila Afsar Karolina Katarzyna Fedurek Shazil Uddin Ansari Noel Christine FioRito Alex Rey Armas Daniel Edward Fitzgerald Kevin Kacper Baczek Adriana Maria Fricano Gaiye Hyulkin Behrem Kamila Gardocki Jean-Luc Belous Angelina Gervasio Kristen Elizabeth Berg Sameer Goyal Kaela Elizabeth Beugnet Nicholas Jeremy Gricus Patricia Bochenek Lilian Vicky Gulyk Maryam Butt Sarah Rendell Hochstadt Alexander Bys Daniel Charles Hynes Julia Lauren Caesar Sylwia Iwanicka Gianfranco Giuseppe Cali Mitchell Stephen Jarosinski Anthony Scott Clark, Jr. Emily Katherine Joyce Clarissa Joyce Marzo Cruz Kaitlyn Marilyn Keith Andrea Irene Deleon Brandon James Kennedy Jenna Elizabeth Drolen Sebastian Adrian Kieltyka Timothy Paul Dublin Lauren Kim Phillip David Duncan Katarzyna Kinga Krawczyk Isabella Marie Duran Joseph Junior Kwengwa Naba Jamal Durrani Piotr Lada Angela Dylewski Alison Lee Little Sarah Anne Eischen 5.0 or Higher GPA After Seven Semesters Samuel Robert Little Antoinette Marie 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Excellence Syed Shajeeh Abidi Matthew Collin Fink Laila Afsar Noel Christine FioRito Enrique Emilio Alegria Daniel Edward Fitzgerald Ariana Nicole Aloisio Adriana Maria Fricano Abdulraheem M Amodi Julia Marie Gallina Kevin Kacper Baczek Kamila Gardocki Trudy Jacqueline Bakka Alyssa Lynn Gaynor Sarah Ann Battersby Angelina Gervasio Gaiye Hyulkin Behrem Sameer Goyal Jean-Luc Belous Nicholas Jeremy Gricus Kristen Elizabeth Berg Lilian Vicky Gulyk Kaela Elizabeth Beugnet Kyle David Harwin Maryam Butt Kelly Lynn Hawkins Julia Lauren Caesar Theodore Dustin Hoberstorfer Gianfranco Giuseppe Cali Sarah Rendall Hochstadt Kalina Ashley Canzone Daniel Charles Hynes Nicholas Anthony Castaldo Karim Ahmed El Sayed Ibrahim Sarah Ruth Cillick Sylwia Iwanicka Anthony Scott Clark, Jr. Mitchell Stephen Jarosinski Connor Brandon Cook Michael Thomas Jasiak Drake Antony Daraitis Emily Katherine Joyce Jazmine Ariel Davis Allison Rose Karpinski Andrea Irene Deleon Kaitlyn Marilyn Keith Sam Dominic Dentino Brandon James Kennedy Jack Randall Drolen Victoria Leigh Kerfman Jenna Elizabeth Drolen Sebastian Adrian Kieltyka Timothy Paul Dublin Lauren Kim Phillip David Duncan Matthew James Kopec Isabella Marie Duran Ivanna Andriivna Kovalenko Naba Jamal Durrani Katarzyna Kinga Krawczyk Angela Dylewski Abigail Anne Kubalewski Sarah Anne Eischen Michael Gregory Kuhfuss Bryan Charles Eisenhard Joseph Junior Kwengwa Kayla Anne Elstien Piotr Lada Dominic Kent Fallico Jamie Jordan Lamb Karolina Katarzyna Fedurek Daniel Joseph Lamz President’s Education Award For Outstanding Academic Excellence Giovanna Melissa Lazzarini Antoinette Marie Ricchio Alison Lee Little Gina Danielle Robertelli Samuel Robert Little Matthew Christopher Rutty Hannah Michelle Ludwig Anna Elaine Sampson Camilla Stefania Macias Ayowole Olutunde Sangobowale Philip Edward Macias Justin Geno Scafidi Jacob Michael Marcheschi Jackson Scott Schoen Stefani Delane Martinez Isabella Ruby Shaw Minnara E Mathew Mehnoor Siddiqui James Peter McDonald Laura Sienkiewicz Austin James McKenna Jaspreet Singh Ariana Camille Miceli Joshua Christopher Solarz Adam David Michals Julia Isabella Sorrentino Christian Jeremy Molino Nathaniel Paul Sotiropoulos Anne Lin Mou Karina Anna Sowa Ali Syed Muhammad Amir Alexander Michael Struck Qaim Hussain Naqvi Danielle Marie Sullivan Monika Nasiadka Karolina Maria Szczepaniak Savannah Rose Nickel Michael Roman Tarchala Lily Chunye Nickisch Divya Alice Thomas Shelby Marie Noviskis Riley Justine Tithof Steere Daniel Ngonga Nyancho Hunter William Treiber Isabelle Olejniczak Ethan Kemal Harry Uysaloglu Skye Ann Palumbo Jovana Vasilic Thalia Michelle Panoutsos Martin Vazquez Kush J Patel Remzo Vega Rashaan N Patel Damian Marek Waga Saahil Kalpesh Patel Jennifer Lynn Warfield Emily Marie Petrucci Abigail Marie Weisensee Katelyn Ashley Pisellini Tomasz Adam Widelka Marina Linda Presta Reed Karl Williams Leah Adeline Proctor Anna Helena Wojtaszek Joseph Vincent Ranieri Claire Elise Wrobel Matthew Joseph Reilly Kassandra Marianna Zakic Jordan Pearl Rezman Michael Francis Zuffante Alexandra Marie Ricchio President’s Education Award For Outstanding Achievement Kaitlin Rose McKinney University/College Scholarships Baylor University - Dean’s Gold Scholarship Savannah Nickel Benedictine University - St. Benedict Award and Benedictine Grant Kenny Bogus Bradley University - Dean’s Scholarship Tyler Gaster Butler University - Academic Scholarship Jacob Marcheschi Butler University - Bulldog Achievement Award Zachary Okolita Carthage College - Director’s, Carthage Financial, and Trustee Grants Brooke Garrett Carthage College - Director’s, Carthage Financial, and Trustee Grants and CART Endowed and Carthaginian Scholarships Jacey Kent College of DuPage - Presidential Scholarship Eugene Solomon Karolina Szczepaniak .................................................. Rio Almaria, COD Columbia College Chicago - Create Engage Explore Scholarship Alexis Nieves University/College Scholarships DePaul University - DePaul Grant and First Year Award Bradley Balogh DePaul University - DePaul Scholars’ Award Adriana Fricano Jonathan Martyka DePaul University - Presidential Scholarship Kamila Gardocki Nicholas Gricus Dominican University - Presidential Scholarship and Residence Life Award Lauren Kim Drake University - Presidential Scholarship and Engaged Citizens Corps Program Housing Stipend Jamie Lamb Elmhurst College - Dean’s and Enrichment Scholarships Isabel Hilario ........................................................... Stephanie Levenson, EC Elmhurst College - Dean’s and Enrichment Scholarships and Elmhurst Grant Stefani Martinez ..................................................... Stephanie Levenson, EC Elmhurst College - Dean’s and Legacy Scholarships Sofia DeFino ........................................................... Stephanie Levenson, EC Elmhurst College - Dean’s and Legacy Scholarships and Elmhurst Grant Patricia Bochenek ................................................... Stephanie Levenson, EC Elmhurst College
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