SPECIAL ISSUE: SALUTING OUR SENIORS LEAN CCITYITY SSCCHOOLHOOL DDIISSTRITRICCTT “Home, School and Community Educating for Life” June-July 2015 Volume 11, Issue 6 Broadbent, Mulryan Lead Class of 2015 Geoffrey Broadbent has Geoffrey has participated been named the Valedictorian in several community service of the Class of 2015, ranking 1st projects, including Homeless out of 151 students. He is the Huskies and the Souper Bowl son of George and Suzy Broad- of Caring. Also, he has volun- bent. He was a student in the teered at the Gus Macker, Taste New Visions Medical Program of Olean, Rally in the Valley, senior year. Geoffrey will St. Mary’s Festival, St. Mary’s graduate with an Advanced Re- Christmas Dinner, and the gents Diploma with Honors and Southern Tier Child Advocacy Mastery in Math and Science. Center 5k. He also volunteers Geoffrey has participated regularly as a peer tutor. in three varsity sports: soccer, He plans to attend St. Bo- swimming, and tennis. In soc- naventure University to major cer, he was named a CCAA All in Biology and minor in Span- Star Honorable Mention his ish as part of the BS/MD pro- junior year. His senior year, he gram with the George Wash- was named a CCAA All Star 1st Geoffrey Broadbent Julie Mulryan ington School of Medicine. Team member, Big 30 All Star, and WNY Best Teammate Award all Julie Mulryan has been named the Salutatorian of the Class of while being a captain of the team. In tennis, he has been a member 2015, ranking 2nd out of 151 students. She is the daughter of John of four CCAA championship teams and has qualified for the county and Laurie Mulryan. Julie will graduate with an Advanced Regents tournament three times and moved on to the sectional tournament Diplomas with Honors and Mastery in Math and Science. twice, and finished sectional runner up in doubles to qualify for the Julie has taken classes through JCC since her sophomore year, NYSPHSAA Tennis Tournament. Swimming, however, has been and this year she was selected as JCC’s College Connections Student the main focus for Geoffrey. A member of the varsity team since 7th of the Year for Olean High School. grade, he has represented Olean all six years at the sectional meet. Julie has been a member of Student Government (President), He captained the team in his junior and senior campaigns and was Interact Club (President), Principal’s Advisory Board, Knowledge the team’s Most Valuable Swimmer three times. Senior year, he won Masters, Scholastic Challenge, Orchestra, Jazz Band, Select Cho- Section VI Class B titles in four events and was selected Outstand- rus, Bel Canto, and Drama Club. She has participated in musicals at ing Performer of the Meet, moving on to the NYSPHSAA swim Olean High School and at the Olean Theatre Workshop. meet. He is an Olean High School record holder in five events. Julie has received honors including 20, 40, and 60 point awards, Geoffrey has also been an active member of a number of clubs induction into National Honor Society, and a National Merit Letter and organizations at the high school such as Hugh O’Brien Youth of Commendation. Julie has performed vocal solos for NYSSMA Leadership, Model United Nations (President), Student Government Solofest all throughout high school, and she was invited to perform (Vice President), Student Activities Council (Vice President), Na- with NYSSMA All-State Choirs her junior and senior years. In ad- tional Honor Society (President), National Technical Honor Society, dition, Julie was accepted into the NAfME All-Eastern Honors Festi- Interact Club (President), Principal’s Advisory Board, Knowledge val Mixed Chorus, in which she performed in April. Masters, Scholastic Challenge, Select Chorus, Bel Canto, and Drama Julie has participated in several community service projects, in- Club performing in Beauty and the Beast and The Sound of Music. cluding Homeless Huskies and the Souper Bowl of Caring. She also Geoffrey has received many honors including National Merit volunteers regularly with the Olean Christ United Methodist Church Finalist, Business First All Western New York Academic Team, All youth group, playing the keyboard every week and volunteering at Western New York Section 6 Scholar Athlete for Soccer and Swim- the warming house. ming, Cattaraugus County Youth of the Week, Exchange Club Youth Julie will be attending Alfred University in the fall. She has been of the Year, the Olean Times Herald Big 30 Academic All-Star and accepted into the Honors Program, and she will be studying Engi- the Olean Times Herald Big 30 Athletic All Star. neering. Lindsey Babb Jorden Barr Kahlee Bowen Michaela Byrne Dominique Crolle Kaitlin Field Haley Freeman Samantha Harris Ciara Heister Kyler Johnson ans. He played Varsity Football and Track also participated in Homeless Huskies for National Young Leaders State Conference. and Field as well as managed the Varsity four years. Haley will attend Jamestown Kyler played on the Golf team during his Class of 2015 Honor Graduates Basketball team. He has been awarded the Community College this fall and then senior year at OHS. He participated in Lindsey Babb is the daughter of Jody the Student Activities Council her Senior year and was voted captain during her Ju- Harold Dutton Award, the sportsmanship transfer to Edinboro University of Penn- Homeless Huskies and volunteered for and Meggin Babb. She has played for year. Kahlee has been an active volunteer nior and Senior year. She was also nomi- award for Football, Scholar Athlete and sylvania to major in Forensic Chemistry. The Wounded Warriors Project. Kyler has the local softball team for twelve years in the community by volunteering at the nated to the CCAA first team all-league JCC Part-Time Student Dean’s List. Jef- played hockey throughout his high school and has taken piano lessons for a year but annual Taste of Olean, Gus Macker, Rally soccer team senior year. Along with soc- frey has been active in the community by Samantha Harris is the daughter years with the Buffalo Stars and Syracuse now teaches herself. Lindsey participated in the Valley, and Special Olympics. She cer, she played JV Softball for two years participating in can drives, Souper Bowl of Dan and Paula Harris. Samantha is a Stars Junior teams. For the past two years in Homeless Huskies her Junior year and has also participated in Homeless Huskies and received the Sportsmanship Award of Caring and an Eagle Scout Project member of National Honor Society and Kyler has attended Bishop Grimes High has been volunteering at Living Waters for four years. Throughout high school, and Varsity Softball for one year. Michaela which included building a fence. He also has volunteered at Unified Sports Day at School in Syracuse while playing for the Church for six years. At Living Waters Kahlee’s school activities included Model has also managed the Varsity Girls Bas- participated in DECA is senior year. Jef- St. Bonaventure. She has also participated Syracuse Stars Junior A Hockey Team. He Church, Lindsey is also a big part of Ignite UN, Spanish Club, Orchestra, Principal’s ketball team for two years. Michaela will frey will attend Alfred State this fall and in Homeless Huskies and is a member of will be returning to Syracuse in the fall, Youth Group and plays piano for their Advisory Council, and Interact Club. be attending St. Bonaventure University in major in Electrical Engineering. Junior Zonta Club and Marathon to the advancing his level of hockey to play for worship team. Lindsey Babb will be at- Kahlee has played Varsity Soccer for four the fall and major in Finance. Sky. Samantha has volunteered her time their USPHL Premier Team. When Kyler tending St. Bonaventure University in the years and was a team captain for two Kaitlin Field is the daughter of Thom- to fundraise for Breast Cancer and also attends college, he plans to study in the fall of 2015 and will major in Mathemat- years. During her Senior year, she was Dominique Crolle is the daughter of as and Rebecca Field. She is a member of participated in Operation Christmas Child. field of Engineering. ics. chosen as a CCAA First Team All-Star Melanie Sexton and Kelvin Chapman. National Honor Society and has participat- Samantha will be attending Jamestown and was named CCAA Defensive Player Dominique played Girl’s JV Basketball ed in Unified Sports Day. She was the Vice Community College this fall and then Ethan Kelley is the son of Mary Free- Jorden Barr is the son of Daniel Barr of the Year. She was a Big 30 All-Star, her freshman year then switched to girls President of Zonta Club for two years and transferring to SUNY Fredonia to major in man and Michael Kelley. He is a member Jr. and Shannon Barr. He is a member of 2014 Olean Soccer Tournament MVP, Varsity Swimming and Diving for her last does several service projects with them Early Childhood/ Childhood Education. of the National Honor Society, recipient of the National Honor Society and has been a and Olean High School Athlete of the Fall three years. She also threw shot put and including collecting books for third world the Olean High School 20, 40 and 60-point member of Project Lead the Way for four Season. She participated in JV and Varsity discus on the girls Varsity Track and Field countries and volunteering for exceptional Ciara Heister is the daughter of Mark Awards and the Harold Dutton Student of years. Jorden has participated in JV and Basketball. She was the recipient of the team for two years. Dominique is a student track and field.