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|VOL. XXXV, NO. 3 | 2nd SEMESTER 2010-2011 |
THE PRINCIPAL'S PAGE... DATELINE: Strongsville, Ohio
It has been a busy year at Strongsville High School, with no busier month than May! As shared with our seniors, their 8th and final semester flew by, with an impressive commencement ceremony for the Class of 2011 on June 5th at the Wolstein Center. This class received scholarship opportunities in excess of 1.3 million dollars. They truly left a great legacy to Strongsville High School. We wish our graduates much success in their future endeavors.
For the ninth year in a row, Strongsville High School received a rating of Excellent from the Ohio Department of Education.
Strongsville High School enjoys incredible support from parents and community members, as well. It is through everyone working together that we provide the optimal environment for our kids to learn, grow, and build skills and friendships that will last a lifetime.
Congratulations also go to the class of 2013 on their excellent performance on the Ohio Graduation Test that they took in March. Our preliminary scores are as follows:
Reading 96%
Writing 97%
Social Studies 93%
Science 90%
Mathematics 94%
While these statistics are impressive, the most important information for all of us at Strongsville High School is to know how things are going for your son or daughter. Please do not hesitate to contact us at school by phone or e-mail with your questions, concerns, or to share information about your child. By working together, we will make a great learning experience even better.
Go Mustangs!
Have an enjoyable summer break and I look forward to the new goals, challenges, and successes of the 2011-2012 school year!
Sincerely,
William R. Steffen
Principal
GUIDANCE NEWS
ACT TESTING DATES FOR 2011-12 TESTING YEAR
The following are testing dates for students interested in taking the ACT Test. It is recommended that you take the writing component. For questions regarding locations or cost please see your counselor:
REGULAR
REGULAR REGISTRATION
TEST DATE DEADLINE
September 10, 2011 (SHS) August 12, 2011
October 22, 2011 (SHS) September 16, 2011 December 10, 2011 November 4, 2011
February 11, 2012 February 13, 2012
April 14, 2012 April 9, 2012
June 9, 2012 (SHS) May 4, 2012
SAT TESTING DATES FOR 2011-12 TESTING YEAR
The following are testing dates for students interested in taking the SAT Test. For questions regarding locations or cost please see your counselor (all SAT Tests are given out of district):
TEST DATE REGULAR REGISTRATION DEADLINE
October 1, 2011 September 9, 2011
November 5, 2011 October 7, 2011
December 3, 2011 November 8, 2011
January 28, 2012 December 30, 2011
March 10, 2012 Febuary 10, 2012
May 5, 2012 April 6, 2012
June 2, 2012 May 8, 2012
JUNIORS - NOW is the time to search for colleges! Summer provides the perfect opportunity to visit college campuses. You can obtain a campus tour and talk with Admissions/Financial Aid personnel by phoning for an appointment.
SCHEDULES FOR THE 2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR
Students will receive a copy of their schedule on the first day of school.
OPENING DAYS STAGGERED STARTS
August 24, 2011 - Freshmen and Students New to the Building
August 25, 2011 - All Students Report
FEES FOR 2011-2012
In addition to the traditional fee charges for workbooks in certain courses (i.e. Foreign Language, English, Competency Math, AP Economics, Science, and Business), students and parents are also advised that there will be lab fees in Home Economics, Art, Ceramics, Science, Photo, Industrial Art courses, and a fee for Physical Education classes, to cover the expenses of consumable goods and materials.
***ATTENTION ALL PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF STUDENTS PLANNING
ON TAKING THE PSAT EXAM ***
Next year’s PSAT Exam will be administered on Wednesday, October 12, 2011. The cost will be $15. (Juniors on a free/reduced lunch can take the exam free of charge.) All students in ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade are encouraged to take the PSAT Exam. Any student who does not submit the processing fee will not be able to take PSAT.
Why take the PSAT?
✓ Juniors are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
✓ Prepare for the SAT: PSAT measures same skills and uses same directions and types of questions
✓ Improve your skills using the comprehensive personalized feedback on your score report
✓ Enter Scholarship and Recognition Programs
✓ Free Access to My College QuickStartTM, a personalized online college planning kit
✓ Receive Information from Colleges regarding admissions, financial aid, and scholarships
For more test information test and for practice materials, visit .
Registration Forms will be available during Open House or online after this date. Students will also be given forms during and Alpha Homeroom in September.
Registration forms are due by, September 19, 2011 at 2:45.
Finally, any junior on an Individual Educational Plan (IEP) or 504 Plan must submit paperwork in mid-August to receive accommodations when taking the PSAT. Please, see your counselor for details.
If you have any questions, please contact Tara Brzuski at 440.572.7109 or brzuski@.
SENIOR REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMENCEMENT
No students will be permitted to participate in the Commencement ceremony unless all graduation requirements have been met, all 10th grade Ohio Graduation Tests are successfully completed/passed, and the student has ordered and paid for his or her cap and gown. In addition grade, test and credit requirements, as well as all financial and/or disciplinary obligations have been met.
SENIOR YEARBOOK PICTURES
The Class of 2012 should be receiving information in the mail from Woodard Photography Studios regarding their senior yearbook pictures. There is no charge for this picture unless:
1. The student does not have his/her picture taken before February 23, 2012.
2. A student does not have his/her picture taken by Woodard in the auditorium on the date of the underclass picture day in September.
Be sure to set up your appointment before February 23, 2012 to insure that your picture will be included in the yearbook.
DAILY ATTENDANCE AND PUNCTUALITY ARE
TWO ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS FOR SUCCESS!
Good attendance is an important part of a student’s high school social and academic experience. Punctuality teaches responsibility. Please look for our Attendance Procedures and Policy for the 2011-2012 school year in the Student Planner.
2011-2012
STUDENT PARKING PERMIT
INFORMATION
A SENIOR PRIVILEGE
Many questions are being asked regarding student parking for the 2011-2012 school year. Hopefully the following information will help. Please be aware of the dates. The parking process has already begun.
• Parking is a senior privilege at Strongsville High School. All applications are screened, and particular attention is paid to attendance, discipline, and a 2.00 GPA during the preceding school year (junior year).
• Seniors who received their approval notice and want to turn in their checks and photocopies or students picking up an application or their parking tag, can still come to the AP Office on the following dates:
Monday, August 15th through Friday, August 19th
9:00-11:30 and 1:00-2:30 p.m.
All financial obligations must be cleared before a parking permit will be issued.
• In some cases, underclassmen may be enrolled in an educational program that necessitates the issuance of a parking permit. These are:
1. Students enrolled in Marketing Education, Cooperation Business Education (verification required).
2. Students involved in Post-Secondary Option (verification required).
All cars must have a parking tag attached to the rear view mirror on the first day of school.
Please call 572-7115 during the above dates and times if you have any questions.
NEW STUDENT IDs FOR 2011-12!!!
Every Strongsville High School student will receive a new Student ID Card at the beginning of the school year.
All students are expected to carry their Student ID and produce it upon staff request. Additional information is available in the Student Planner/Handbook.
We Recycle! Printer Cartridges and Cell Phones
During the summer months, please remember to save old cell phones as well as used ink and toner cartridges. The Media Center participates in a technology recycling fundraiser which raises funds to purchase new media resources and technology for Strongsville High School.
If you have items that you would like to donate, they can be dropped off in the Main Office or you can send to the Media Center with your student when the school year begins.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The National Honor Society chapter of Strongsville High School is a chartered and affiliated chapter of the prestigious national organization. Membership is open to those students who meet the required standards in four area of evaluation: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Standards for selection are established in accordance with expectations set by the national office of NHS.
Students in the 11th and 12th grades are invited to apply for membership in the first semester of each year. A minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA is required for consideration. Additionally, attendance and discipline records will be reviewed. Other criteria are outlined in the application.
Please consult the SHS National Honor Society website linked to the SHS webpage for detailed application and membership information. Submit COMPLETED applications to the SHS Media Center by Friday, September 23, 2011 at 2:35 p.m. Only information indicated upon receipt of the application will be considered. Therefore, if information is not included on the original application, it cannot be added at a later date.
Induction will be held Wednesday, November 12, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Letter of notification will be mailed after October 27, 2011.
LATE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED!
INTRODUCING SCHOLASTIC SPONSORS
EXCITING NEWS!
Strongsville City Schools is now part of the SCHOLASTIC SPONSORS ASSOCIATION! This NO-COST program generates new revenue for our schools through online ads featuring local, family-friendly businesses. We now need your help to patronize these businesses when possible. Click, view and thank you for your support. Current web sponsors include:
Miss Molly’s Tea Room
Universal Window Direct
United States Navy
Heights Driving School
Hudson Printing
Golftec
Up To Bat
Top Driver
Cure Comp
SAVINGS FOR PARENTS!
Many sponsors offer special discounts and coupons just for parents (and educators), so be sure to thank them for their investment and take advantage of these money-saving promotions.
For an up-to-date list of our sponsors and current promotions, click to view our website or visit:
Because we’re all connected!
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|STUDENT COUNCIL UPDATE | |
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|Student Council had another great year in 2010-2011. They worked extremely hard to put on two successful | |
|dances this year. First was the Homecoming Dance in which 1500 students attended in October. The second | |
|was the Candyland Winter Dance in February. | |
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|Money was raised for several Different charities. In addition to donations, Student Council also worked to| |
|make a difference in the community by sponsoring and running two blood mobiles and also made contributions | |
|of time and effort to the two Yearbook blood drives. With the sponsorship and help at these four blood | |
|drives the American Red Cross received 579 pints of blood resulting in $4000 worth of scholarships for | |
|seniors. Andrew McClain received a $1000 scholarship and Adam LaPlante, Allison Wrabel, Greg Scott, | |
|Stephanie Schwarz, Travis Bosanac and Lauren Niemiec all received $500. | |
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|Good luck to all the newly elected Student Council officers and representatives that have been elected for | |
|2011-2012. They are: |[pic] |
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|2011-12 Student Council | |
|President – Brian Herrmann | |
|Vice President – Kelly Lynch | |
|Secretary – Hannah Seawall | |
|Treasurer – Brooke Gesler | |
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|Class of 2012 Student Council & Class Officers | |
|President – Shannon Djilas | |
|Vice President – Sarah Stalder | |
|Secretary – Erica Toth | |
|Treasurer – Jarrod Nadzan | |
|Representatives – Sara Gandolf, Carlye Pollack, Gina Rossi, Megan | |
|Gecking, Gina Cooney, Elena Griffo, Jilian Kata, | |
|Joe Monahan, Lauren Richnavsky, Deena Nijem | |
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|Class of 2013 Student Council & Class Officers | |
|President – Anna Wiese | |
|Vice President – Carter Frazee | |
|Secretary – Kelly Largent | |
|Treasurer – Alex Iammarino | |
|Representatives - Megan Largent, Caitlyn Largent, Adam Gundlah, | |
|Samantha Hartsough, Brad Gershkowitz, Kristina | |
|Bogardy, Cassidy Arsenault, Sarah Bowers, Sam | |
|Johnson, Sammie Semelsberger | |
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|Class of 2014 Student Council & Class Officers | |
|President – Sami Hartman | |
|Vice President – Elizabeth Clifford | |
|Secretary – Meredith Uhlir | |
|Treasurer – Yanu Sou | |
|Representatives – Mathangi Sridharan, Sam Andress, Madi Jupina, Kevin | |
|Monahan, Libby Erdelac, Shannon Novak, Dean Hays, | |
|Bradley Anderson, Vibha Alangar, Kendal Lyon | |
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DEPARTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
ENGLISH [pic]
SHS ENGLISH HONORS AND AP SUMMER READING – SUMMER 2011
English 9 Honors:
The Count of Monte Cristo, Alexander Dumas
English 10 Honors:
The Secret Life of Bees, Sue Monk Kidd
Peace Like a River, Leif Enger
English 11 Honors:
Read TWO novels, one from each group:
FICTION
The Awakening, Kate Chopin
Joy Luck Club, Amy Tan
Slaughterhouse Five, Kurt Vonnegut
The Things They Carried, Tim O’Brien
NON-FICTION:
The Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls
Into Thin Air, Jon Krakauer
All Over But the Shoutin’, Rick Bragg
Angela’s Ashes, Frank McCourt
English 12 Honors/Advanced Placement
Song of Solomon, Toni Morrison SONG OF SOLOMON STUDY QUESTIONS (PDF) and TWO of the following:
Catch-22, Joseph Heller
Alias Grace, Margaret Atwood
Empire Falls, Richard Russo
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Jonathan Foer
For Whom the Bell Tolls, Ernest Hemingway
Invisible Man, Ralph Ellison
Persuasion, Jane Austin
Poisonwood Bible, Barbara Kingsolver
The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, David Wroblewski
Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte
IMPORTANT NOTE:
~ Completed English 11 and AP written assignments are to be postmarked or delivered to the Strongsville High School Main Office by 3:00 p.m. Monday, August 8, 2011.
~ Students should take notes, keep a reader’s journal or write personal responses to their reading.
~ Students are encouraged to obtain their own books from the public library and local bookstores.
~ It is each student’s responsibility to obtain summer reading written assignments from their English teacher or the Guidance Department before the end of school in June.
SUMMER READING ASSIGNMENTS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE AT THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT WEBSITE.
DRAMA NEWS [pic]
It has been another exciting year for the Drama Club! This fall the thespians produced Romeo and Juliet with a modern twist. It was set in San Francisco in 1967, replete with tie-dye, fringe and a psychedelic sound track. The cast created an atmosphere of what someone might have felt walking into Golden Gate Park during the summer of love. Seniors, Mallory King, Brian Capuder and Ryan Gates brought their considerable talent and experience to the stage, while freshman Spencer Kilgore, a neophyte of the theatre, wowed audiences with his portrayal of Romeo. It was great fun for all the students! In the spring, 12 students journeyed to state conferences to participate in activities; Senior Scott Miesse played the lead in Good Times, and was joined by juniors Lauren Macatangay and Terry Hugo in supporting roles. It was an outstanding performance! The Drama Club hopes that with the passing of the levy, the musical will return next spring so that students will be able to enjoy that experience!
SCIENCE SPECTRUM [pic]
Biology - Biology students completed their genetics unit by researching inheritable disorders and reporting them in the form of brochures, power points and posters. Recently, they have culminated their study of evolution by constructing geologic timelines that mark the evolution of multicellular lifeforms. Now, the students are geared up and ready to finish the year with dissections!
BIO II- The BIO II classes were into Botany the fourth quarter with a multitude of activities and labs as they discover and unearth the secret lives of plants. In the classroom, they grew “Fast Plants”; observed different fruits, nuts and seeds along with designing seeds for the best dispersal distance. Outside the classroom the students continue to beautify the school courtyard by the planning and planting of low maintenance perennial bulbs. The purchase of Dahlias; Asiatic Day Lilies; Sedums; Liatris and Daffodils along with mulch was made possible through a PTA grant awarded to Ms. Conway. Donation of a rain barrel and composter were made by Tractor Supply Company in Medina. Check the courtyard out as each of the four BIO II classes was responsible for the planting and maintaining of a flower bed against the walls of the building.
Chemistry- 12 students from Honors and AP Chemistry participated in the Regional Chemistry Olympiad exam down at CSU. Chemistry students have been working hard in the classroom and laboratory in preparation for lab based college courses. Many chemistry students have been selected for summer internships at Cleveland Clinic and NASA.
Earth Systems Science- 4th quarter geology labs with real old rocks, fossils, and minerals!
CPE Science- This spring all CPE Science students competed in the 3rd annual pine car derby competition. Students were challenged to use the kit they were given in class to construct a car that would complete the track in the least possible time. Students also related the construction and racing of their car to many of the physics principles covered this semester in class by authoring physics problems, writing a short paper, and presenting what they learned. The students spent a week racing their cars in the wrestling room to determine the fastest car from each class period. The top car from each class was entered into the final races which took place as an in-school field trip.
PHYSICS- As always, the physics and honors physics students were busy during the second semester. We studied a medley of topics including structures, heat, electrostatics, basic circuitry, sound and light. Laboratory work included investigations of calorimetry, circuitry, simple harmonic motion, resonance, reflection and refraction.
The highlights of the semester definitely revolved around the projects. The third quarter project was the 12th annual balsa wood structure competition in which students research, design and build balsa wood bridges. The bridges were required to span 60-cm and have a mass of 80-grams (or less). After the bridges were tested (to the point of failure), they were graded based on an efficiency ratio (of the weight held by the bridge to the weight of the structure itself). The winning (physics) bridge was constructed by Rachael Walcoff and Angie Schon. It had an efficiency ratio of 748 having a mass of 71.6 grams and held 117.5 pounds. The winning honors physics bridge (which had to hold a larger testing block than physics bridges) was constructed by Brian Kammer and Bryce Blake. It had a mass of 79.8 grams and held 122.5 pounds (a ratio of 700). GREAT JOB!
The fourth quarter project was the 3rd annual eco-egg drop. Students were required to research, design and build a structure to safely transport up to 3 eggs from the top of Catan stadium to the ground; a descent of almost 12-meters. Prizes were awarded to the best (safest, lightest and most accurate) went to Duncan O’Leary and the most creative design went to Kyle Overton, who built the “Lunar Lander”.
Our AP Physics students worked feverishly to prepare for the AP physics exam in early May. In addition, students worked on independent studies in which they could design a unique experiment to investigate the topic of their choice. Following the AP exam, students worked on an exciting new project for which they designed and built (paper) roller coasters. This was an amazing project from both the student and teacher perspective.
The Physics department would like to thank all the students for an absolutely fabulous year and wish the seniors luck in their futures. Juniors … we’ll see you next year.
Forensics - Forensic students studied toxicology, analyzed blood spatter patterns, determined age, race and gender based on skeletal remains, studied aspects of forensic law, analyzed fingerprints and had a guest speaker from the Cuyahoga County Coroner’s Office.
SOCIAL STUDIES [pic]
The SHS Social Studies Department hosted a visit by the Ohio Secretary of State, Mr. Jon Husted, on Tuesday, June 17, 2011. Members of the junior class listened as Mr. Husted explained the importance of voter registration, as well as Ohio’s importance in national elections. Students were then encouraged to apply what they learned in their classes and participate in the “Elect Your Sticker” campaign, to choose a new “I Voted Today” sticker for Ohio. Anyone can participate by going to by August 8, 2011.
The SHS Academic “Academic Challenge” Team consisting of Seniors Sam Blankenship, and Divya Raj and Junior Shriya Srinvasan defeated rival Brunswick and Painesville Riverside in an exciting, “come-from-behind” performance. A plaque commemorating the victory can be seen on the main office of the High School. Congratulations to these students and the alternates, Brian Cook, Mudd Hussain, Junior Bristee Das, and Sophomore Carter Frazee. This year’s academic team was again led by Mrs. Wakefield and assisted by Mr. Tumino.
Congratulations to seniors Michael Meldon and Jeffrey Shumay for receiving certificates from the organization TOPSS (Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools), a branch of the American Psychological Association, for their academic work this semester in their psychology classes. These young men were the top Psychology students at SHS this school year.
Congratulations to Michael C. Meldon, who was selected as the Social Studies Department’s senior scholar for 2011. Michael had taken in Honors Global Studies, AP US History, AP Government, Economics, Sociology and Psychology classes. Michael plans on attending The Ohio State University in the fall.
U.S. History teacher, Mrs. Lucile Jordan, was selected as “Connections Teacher of Year” by members of the Connections class. A luncheon was held to recognize the program at the Crown Plaza Hotel, thanks to the generosity of the Strongsville Optimist Club.
Mr. Michael Sack and Mr. Brian Tumino were among the recipients of the inaugural presentation of the Top 5% of the Senior Class Most Influential Educator awards program. This is a new honor that Principal William Steffen instituted this year. Mr. Sack was selected by Jimmy Cheng and Kevin Kesicki. Mr. Tumino was selected by Michael Meldon.
The members of the department were also very involved in preparing our students for various exams. Sophomore teachers used the Pro-Ohio software to prepare students for the OGT exam. AP teachers, Mr. Mack, Mr. Sack, and Mrs. Papish, conducted after school and weekend review sessions to provide students with additional opportunities to score well on their exams. College credit is available for those who score well on these exams.
The end of the year in Mrs. Wakefield’s Advanced Placement United States History often seems like it should end with the AP test the first week of May. To keep the students interest in learning, Mrs. Wakefield had her students evaluating the presidents of the United States in a format similar to March Madness: Presidential Bracketology! The presidents were ranked and paired and the students were required to find a historically valid reason for the president to move on. The goal was a one-page paper highlighting their top choice for president! Presidents who “won” the bracketology included Ronald Reagan, Franklin Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln and George Washington.
Also her class also hosted a “Dessert Party from History.” Each student chose a person from history (American) that they would like to invite to the party. Their assignment was to write five in depth questions, along with their rationale for asking the question. The culminating component of the party was the reading of the students’ Bio - Poems, that reflected the research they had completed on their person. We had great cookies, brownies and taco dip and chips as we listened to the poems being read. While a great time was had by all, the learning in class continued to the very end!
Mrs. Papish’s AP US Government classes were treated to special guest lecturers. Cuyahoga County Probate Judge, Laura Gallagher, and her bailiff, Ed Klafka, spent a period with the students discussing the day-to-day operations of the courts.
Mr. Genther's Global Studies classes throughout the 4th quarter have been examining various cultures from around the globe to gain an understanding and appreciation for both their rich history and also cultural diversity. Throughout the journey students researched cultures in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. As students developed their understanding they also gained valuable insight into the globalized economies and world in which they soon will enter into.
Congratulations to Mr. Richard C. Mack and Mrs. Deborah M. Wakefield, on their retirements from Strongsville High School. Mr. Mack, a graduate of The University of Akron (B.A., M.A.), has spent 33 years in Strongsville, having taught at Albion Junior High and Strongsville High School. Among his teaching assignments were 7th grade Geography, 9th grade American History, 9th grade Global Studies and World History, and 10th grade U.S. History, as well as Advanced Placement U.S. History. Mrs.Wakefield, a graduate of Miami University (B.S.Ed.) and Kent State (M.Ed.), has spent 26 years in Strongsville. She, like Mr. Mack, taught at Albion Junior High and SHS. Geography, World History, Global Studies, American History, US Government, Current Issues, Philosophy, AP US History, and AP US Government are among the many courses she has taught in that time. The department wishes them both good luck and good health!
ART AWARDS [pic]
The 16th Annual Juried High School Student Art Show
Strongsville Art students were invited to participate in the Beachwood Arts Council juried art show. This inspirational exhibit opened on February 6th and ran through February 27th, 2011. Each High School displayed four pieces of work. Over 35 schools displayed in this competition, only three of the participating High Schools were from the west side; three finalist awards were given at this show. Congratulations to Olivia Urban who received an award for her mixed media piece, “Staircase”. The following four students’ works were on display at the Beachwood Community Center during the month of February, 2011.
Jennifer Cipra, Leah Hustak, Michelle Janosky, and Olivia Urban
The National Art Honor Society
The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) consists of a group of Strongsville High School art students that excel in Art and Academics. Tonya Barba along with Ellen Goodworth organized this group at the end of the 2009-2010 school year; it has been recognized by the Strongsville Board of Education along with the National Art Education Association. The primary purpose of NAHS is to expose the visual arts to our schools and our community, and help Strongsville with community related art projects. Some of the activities that NAHS has participated in this school year include: helping Arts in Strongsville at “The Day at the Chalet” and their first annual “Chalk Walk”, working on the setup and display of a “Senior High School Art Show” at the first NAEA induction ceremony, painting wall graphics at Albion Middle School and Strongsville High School, exposing the school to environmentally friendly art, volunteering at a variety of educational art programs, donating art supplies to Berea Children’s Home, creating Christmas ornaments and using these ornaments as decorations on Christmas trees for retirement homes, working on the After Prom decorations with PTA Art Advisor Judith Sagan, and expanding their own education by enrolling in additional art classes outside of school. The High School Art Department would like to thank the officers of NAHS for all of their hard work.
President: Emily Kardamis, Vice President, Kevin Warmen, Secretaries: Leah Hustak and Michelle Janosky, Treasurer, Emily Williams
Governor’s Show
The Ohio Department of Education sponsored and juried the 41st Ohio Governor’s Art Competition in April, 2011. Governor’s Show highlights the achievements of dedicated young artists in the state of Ohio. The competition is open to all of Ohio’s 1110 high schools. Students compete on two levels of this competition, the Regional and the State. The State is divided up into 15 regions; in these regions over 18,000 art works were submitted from the State’s High Schools but only 2500 pieces are selected as regional winners; these winning regional pieces go on to State judging in Columbus. After the final judging, only three hundred pieces are displayed in the actual “Governor’s Show”. This display opened at the James A. Rhodes Office Tower, across from the State Capitol, in late April, and closed at the end of May. Students of Ellen Goodworth and Terri Harbart entered this competition.
Regional Award Winners
1. Gloria Collins - Painting
2. Mitchell Hawk - Illustration
3. Michelle Janosky - Painting
4. Emily Kardamis- Computer Art – Book Art
5. Samantha McLaughlin - Mixed Media
6. Olivia Urban – Mixed Media
7. Jessica Ressler – Mixed Media – Region #8 Top 25
8. Austin Legate – Mixed Media
10th Congressional Art Show
Strongsville High School had an excellent showing in the 10th Congressional Show, “Artistic Discovery”, sponsored by the Congressional office of Dennis Kucinich with the help of his Congressional assistant, Christine Miles along with Chicago volunteer John Goodworth. This show highlights the artistic talent of young men and women from northeast Ohio, living in our area. The show was held the week of May 9th, 2011 and displayed at Parmatown Mall. The following art students won special recognition in this show
Excellence in Artistic Achievement Awards
Gloria Collins – “Quaint Street” – Soft Pastel Drawing – Architectural book Award
Jessica Ressler – “ Portrait” – Artistic Achievement Award
Art Ambassadors Community Day Cleveland Museum of Art
Strongsville Art Ambassadors presented a fantastic art program at the Cleveland Museum of Art on Community Day, held Sunday, April 10, 2011. As Ambassadors, reach out to the Cleveland and the Strongsville Community to show how art can enhance a person’s life in unique ways. On Art Ambassador trips, which happen once a month, the Cleveland Museum of Art staff teaches the students how to give guided tours, improve their knowledge of historical events related to art, understand the restoration process of art and the arrangements of the pieces in the galleries, and comprehend the artistic techniques that empower each piece of art, along with so much more. Strongsville Art Ambassadors design philanthropic events for the Cleveland Museum of Art with students from schools all over Cuyahoga County. This school year, our Ambassadors created an amazing educational program in relation to “The Lure of Painted Poetry”, a special exhibition at the museum, which highlighted achievements of Japanese and Korean artists who imaginatively fused the genres of art and poetry together in their art. The Ambassadors taught the community how to paint in the style of Asian painters using sumi brushes, inks, stencils of Chinese kanji writing and watercolors. Parents and children put their own spin on works from the exhibition with the help of our Ambassadors. Afterwards, parents and children were given a scavenger hunt sheet with 10 pieces of work from this exhibition with clues created by our ambassadors. Community Day brings Strongsville and the Cleveland Communities to the museum. The Art Ambassadors Program would not be possible without the support of the following sponsors and their love and support of the arts: The Cleveland Museum of Art Women’s League, Arts in Strongsville, The Strongsville Rotary Club, Legacy in Education and Judith and Vince Sagan. The following students represent SHS Art Ambassadors:
Gloria Collins
Michelle Janosky
Danielle Keating
Alexandra Long
Maia Matyas
Allison McGhee
Jessica Reese
Emily Specht
Christina Thomas
Alicia Weninger
Emily Williams
Cover Designs for Commencement and Senior Salute
The Senior Salute Cover was designed by Advanced Art student Emily Kardamis
The Commencement Cover was designed by Advanced Art student Gloria Collins
Both students used a Photoshop application along with originals design to enhance their illustrations.
Earth Day Coalition Competition
Strongsville art students’ “green” themes illustrated ideas for changing vacant city lots into “community city gardens”, and how the “importation of food from outside our state contributes to global warming” for the Earth Day Coalition’s Competition. In their artworks they had to show solutions to these problems and construct something environmentally friendly. High Schools from all over the greater Cleveland area were invited to enter this competition. Remarkably, Strongsville High School students received the most awards. Winning students received six tickets to the Cleveland Metropark Zoo, fifty dollars, and their works will be published on the Earth Day tour site. The following students are winners in this show.
Marissa Boulton
Emily Kardamis
Alexandra Long
Jessica Resse
Christina Thomas
Olivia Urban
Chalk Walk Competition
The first annual “Chalk Walk Competition” sponsored by Arts in Strongsville was held at the Strongsville Commons, on Saturday, May 21, 2011, for children ages 3- 18 in our community. Strongsville students of all ages developed amazing work using the themes of “safety” or “freedom”. High School Art Ambassadors and National Art Honor Society students helped Arts in Strongsville set up stations for this event. They also encouraged Strongsville’s elementary students to develop chalk compositions using the theme of “safety”. High School and Middle School students worked three hours on their compositions using the theme of “Freedom”. Artwork was judged on originality, composition, and the development of the theme. Congratulations to the following High School students who won awards in this competition.
First Place. Elizabeth O’Neil
Second Place – Kelsey Filut and Carly VanCucha
Third Place – Alicia Weninger and Laura Yurko
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The Math Department and the Math Club have completed another active year. Among our activities was the Ohio Math League, a series of monthly mathematics contests, which was finished in March. The last Math Club meeting was May 17th, concluding a year of meetings with guest speakers about varied careers including engineering, problem solving and actuarial sciences. Advisors for Math Club are Fred Dillon, Laura Lamberty and Vicki White.
The Strongsville chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, the national mathematics honorary, had its induction on May 12th. Over 90 students were inducted in recognition of their excellence in mathematics. Mr. Fred Dillon and Mudassir Hussain gave a presentation on the Fibonacci Sequence. Students are selected for Mu Alpha Theta based on their GPA in mathematics for courses receiving high school credit. Juniors must have a 3.8 average and seniors a 3.6 average in mathematics. Advisors for Mu Alpha Theta are Fred Dillon and Vicki White.
Brian Capuder is the recipient of the Outstanding Math Student for the senior class in recognition of excellence over the past four years. Brian is attending New York University in the fall.
The Computer Club sponsored two teams for the Baldwin-Wallace Annual Computer Competition. The team of Kyle Patterson and Nick Leight placed 6th. Laura Lamberty advises the Computer Club.
Case-Western Reserve University awarded junior Shriya Srinivasan their award for excellence in math and science, the Mikkelson-Morley Award.
The high scorers for the school in the American Mathematics Competition were:
1st Place – Brian Capuder
2nd Place – Alex Iammorino
3rd Place – Mahima Venkatesh
Brislee Das Received the Bausch & Lomb Award for Excellence In Mathematics.
Good luck to our retiring colleagues Mike Barile and Donn Whyte with a combined total of over 60 years of teaching between them.
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It is with a heavy heart that we say Auf Wiedersehen to German teacher Mrs. Barbra Spasic who is retiring this year. Frau Spasic has taught German at both Albion Middle School and the High School, and her experience and enthusiasm for the language will be deeply missed. We wish Frau Spasic “Viel Glück” in her retirement!
The foreign language department will be all over the world this summer! Madame Kelli Izzo will be traveling to Paris, the French Riviera, Monaco, and Italy will seventeen students in June, accompanied by Frau Luci Jordan. Bon voyage to them! Senorita Vicki Kellar will also be traveling to Spain with seventeen students along with Senora Sara Sebring. Buen viaje to the Spanish students!!
The Spanish National Honor Society inducted 48 new members during their Spring initiation ceremony. Membership is based on upon academic excellence in Spanish classes, teacher recommendation, and commitment to service. Felicidades to the new members!!!
Congratulations to Robert Cook, this year’s Outstanding Senior Scholar. Robert is truly a language lover, having taken Spanish, French, and Latin while at the high school. Robert has also had coursework in Arabic, Russian and Chinese. He plans to attend Kent State University to major in Translation.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
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The Business Department is pleased to present the department senior award to Tod Akovic. Tod has taken Keyboarding, Web Design and Desktop Publishing, Accounting, Marketing, Advanced Marketing, and Business Communications. As part of Tods Marketing class he has been a 2 year member of DECA and Association of Marketing Students. Tod placed 2nd in Accounting Series Event at the DECA district competition and qualified for the State Competition. Tod is enthusiastic, full of humor, and attending Cleveland State University in the fall.
DECA/MARKETING EDUCATION
DECA, an Association of Marketing Students, is a co-curricular program of activities for high school Marketing Education Programs across the U.S.A., Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, and Germany. DECAs competitive events provide a vehicle for members to demonstrate National Curriculum Standards through individual or team activities and to develop and employ the key skills of analysis, application of knowledge, creative problem solving, and logical presentation. Marketing Education students develop business skills, employability skills, teamwork, and interpersonal skills, improve oral presentations and develop the qualities of leadership.
Strongsville High School was represented by 51 DECA members at the Ohio DECA Career Development Conference on March 18 and March 19 in Columbus. The weekend was successful and promoted innovation, integrity, and teamwork among our students.
The following students placed in the Top Ten in the State:
Adam LaPlante Food Marketing Series Top Ten
Jeremy Fine Business Services Top Ten
Alyssa McClearmon Advertising Campaign Top Ten
Erica Toth Advertising Campaign Top Ten
Nina Cruz Hospitality & Tourism Operations Research Event Top Ten
Mercede Gyurky Hospitality & Tourism Operations Research Event Top Ten
Rachel Stephan Hospitality & Tourism Operations Research Event Top Ten
Ashley Morgan Fashion Merchandising Top Ten
Jean Schoenfelt Fashion Merchandising Top Ten
Melanie Gallagher Fashion Merchandising Top Ten
Greg Scott Marketing Management Series Event 1st Place
Mikaila Keaton Ohio/National Chapter Awards Program 8th Place
Lauren Schoch Ohio/National Chapter Awards Program 8th Place
Claire Abraham Ohio/National Chapter Awards Program 8th Place
Will Cicerchi Financial Analysis 6th Place
Sean McManus Financial Analysis 6th Place
The following Students qualified to attend the National Competition in Orlando, FL:
Greg Scott – Marketing Management Series Event
Mikaila Keaton, Lauren Schoch and Claire Abraham – Ohio/National Chapter Awards Program
Will Cicerchi and Sean McManus – Financial Analysis
Congratulations to all who participated!
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT
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The instrumental music department had a fabulous spring! Our bands did a fantastic job at OMEA District contest with the Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble qualifying for state competition. The bands had a great spring concert and awards, which featured all four concert bands, our jazz band and our percussion ensemble. Anthony Jakubowski was awarded the John Philip Sousa band award and Kevin Kesicki was the recipient of the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award. Both are national awards given to outstanding musicians.
The Strongsville orchestras had a fantastic spring with an exciting spring concert and senior recognition. The Symphony Orchestra, String Orchestra and Chamber Strings all received superior ratings at OMEA State Orchestra Contest held at Lakewood H.S. in March.
We wish all of our seniors good luck as they go forth into the world.
Even though it is summer, all of the bands and orchestras are still preparing for a busy fall season of concerts and performances. We thank our Strongsville Instrumental Music Boosters for funding our program and everyone in our city for their support.
CHORAL DEPARTMENT
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What a wonderful year our high school choirs have had!
Mustang Express performed at various civic events and continued to place well at numerous elite showchoir competitions.
Our wonderful new jazz choir, “The Strongsville Sensations” performed at North Royalton’s Acappellooza. Thanks to Mallory King and Bobby Cook for forming this great new group!
“Where Broadway Meets Lunn”, Senior Nite and Showtime were huge hits! Thanks to Choral Boosters, Adam Jarus, Steven Rosenthal and Lucas Maytas for being the best sound crue around!
Have a wonderful summer! Good Luck SENIORS!
SHS PTA NEWS
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Thank you to everyone who supported SHS PTA during the 2010 - 2011 school year. A special thanks to Mr. Steffen and Mrs. Thomas for going above and beyond to support PTA endeavors. To the entire high school staff; thanks for putting up with all our last minute requests, activities and programs. We hope to see you help put the “T” back into PTA next year by becoming members. To our officers, committee chairs, all our bakers, the multitude of people who made donations, and to the volunteers who made things possible, your generosity is over whelming. It is your commitment to Strongsville High School that allows PTA to provide, scholarships for our students and teacher grants to support our students education. Most importantly, we are able to provide our children with enriching programs and activities.
Congratulations to Bailey McPherson, our 2011 SHS PTA scholarship winner. Bailey will be attending Quinnipiac University in the fall to study Physical Therapy and Athletic Training. Congratulations and Best Wishes!
The 2011 - 2012 SHS PTA Officers have been installed. They are; President – Barb Handloser, 1st Vice President – Linda Larsen, Honorary Vice President - William Steffen, Treasurer - Susan Lyon, Secretary - Amy Vidoli, Council Delegates – Kim Stout, and Amy McEntee, and Council Alternate – Joanne Maguire.
Membership forms for SHS PTA will be available in the August SHS newsletter. Please don't over look this important organization. All members providing e-mail addresses receive monthly SHS information and e-mail updates. Stay informed of upcoming events and happenings at SHS by becoming a member of PTA. PTA's efforts are as important to the students at the high school as they are at the middle and elementary schools. We have several chair positions open and can always use help on any of the committees. For information on SHS PTA, please contact Barb Handloser (440 668-9400)
Thank you again for all your support over the last two years.
Enjoy your summer!
Traci Kalin Hockaday and Teri Shoff
STRONGSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AFTER PROM 2011
On May 6, 2011, over 600 students attended the After Prom at the Strongsville Rec Center. The theme was “A Fun Night at the Mustang Corral” and a fun time was had by all! The After Prom Committee would like to thank everyone who volunteered their precious time and talents and also our generous donors. We would not have been able to have such a successful event without you! Thank you so much!
After Prom Committee Co-Chairs:
Carla Hoopingarner
Deb Krywyj
Barb Budzick
Thank you to the following committee chairs and all of their many, many volunteers, who made this night possible:
Bingo: Jim Carbone
Bank: Leesa True-Smith
Casino: Brad Esarove
Decorations: Judith Sagan
Kim Stout
Food: Angie Branigan
Joanne Maguire
Gym Games: Jeff Swann
Mustang Mart Monica Lash
Teri Schoff
Kathy O’Brien
Chris Masteller
Parent Check-In: Teri Schoff
Security: Amy McEntee
Student Check-In: Dawn Jakubik
Super Raffle: Mike Hoopingarner
Tickets: Dawn Jakubik
Thanks also to the many people and business who donated cash, food, or other items for our event. We appreciate your generosity!
DONOR LIST:
WILD BILL HICKOK LEVEL - $300
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club of Strongsville
DOC HOLLIDAY LEVEL - $100
Strongsville Kiwanis
Albion PTA
Tim & Beth Ruese
Sue Donohoe
Michele Stewart
OTHER MONETARY DONATIONS:
|Laura Gallagher |
|Ann Richnavsky |
|Dana Risch |
|Mary Gallagher |
|Center PTA |
|Lauren Schoenfelt |
|Karen & Dan Hronek |
|Laura Tippy |
|Schulties |
|Sparrow |
|Martha Stanislawczyk |
|Robert & Holly Rooker |
|Mark & Joanie Barrus |
|Chapman PTA |
|Drake PTA |
|Anuela Silva |
|Donathan |
|Cathy Smith |
|Jim & Laurie Switzer |
|Greg & Michelle Hartman |
|Germani |
|Suzanne Fox |
|Tammy Langhals |
|Nelson Stephan |
|Susan Weninger |
|Denise Wells |
|Laura Brown |
|Marlene Moran |
|Karen & Thom Hofer |
|DePauw |
|Chris Masteller |
|Kim Windnagel |
|Sherwin Williams (10 gallons of paint) |
|NHS Strongsville HS students (help with painting of decorations) |
|David Dobson (Archway - donation of cardboard for decorations) |
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2011 AFTER PROM FOOD SPONSORS
Parents/Students,
Listed below are all of the food sponsors that have generously contributed to the 2011 After Prom. Please keep them in mind when ordering your food and dessert as well as all of your shopping needs for those upcoming graduation parties and other events. Please let them know that you are aware of their donation to the 2011 After Prom event. Thank you.
AKZONOBEL
BIANCA’S
BILO’S
BOSTON MARKET
BRUEGGER’S
BUSY BAKERS BAKERY
BW-3
CALI JUICE
CARRIE CERINO’S
CHARLEY’S STEAKERY
CHIPOTLE-SOUTHPARK
CHIPOTLE-PEARL RD
CLEATS **500 WINGS***
COLD STONE CREAMERY
DAIRY QUEEN-PEARL RD
DEAN’S HOUSE
DIBELLA’S
DOMINO’S PIZZA
DON’S POMEROY HOUSE
EAST OF CHICAGO PIZZA
EUROPEAN’S BEST BAKERY
FIVE GUYS
FROSTY PARROT
GEORGIO’S PIZZA
GEPPETTO’S
GIANT EAGLE-SOUTHPARK
GIBB’S BUTCHER BLOCK
GINA’S PIZZA
GOLDIE’S DELI
HEINENS
HONEY HUT
ITALIAN VILLAGE
JBELLA
JENNIFER’S
KARTEL’S
LEMONBERRY
MACARONI GRILLE
MAD CACTUS
MARATHON GAS
MARCO’S PIZZA
MASTER ITALIAN PIZZERIA
MCDONALD’S
MOLLY MC GHEE’S
MOM’S DELI
MR. HERO
MULLIGAN’S
OLYMPIA
PANINI’S
PENN STATION
PIZZA HUT
PIZZA PAN
POLARIS CULINARY SCHOOL
RED ONION
REGO BROS.
RITO’S
ROBEKS
ROMEO’S PIZZA
SANTO’S PIZZA AND PASTA
STARBUCK’S-ROYALTON RD
STRONGSVILLE DELI SHOP
SWEET MANGO
TGI FRIDAY’S
TACO BELL
TOMMY’S PIZZA
TRIVS
WENDY’S
Thank you again for all you did to make this event a success! None of this could have happened without your tremendous support!
STUDENT RECOGNITION
2010-11 SCHOOL YEAR
PRINCIPAL ROLL
4.0+
HONOR ROLL
3.50 - 3.99
MERIT ROLL
3.00 - 3.49
GRADE 12
Principal's Roll
Jay Alangar
Alexandria Amato
Amy Andreski
Varsha Balasubramaniam
Craig Barrus
Molly Bennett
Samuel Blankenship
Carly Brown
Brian Capuder
Alexandria Chen
Luke Cheng
Brittany Choe
Devan Colabianchi
Brian Cook
Robert Cook
Jessica Coon
Eddie Cosma
Ellen Cuppage
Amanda Damiano
Natalie David
Kathryn Desvari
Amy Donohoe
Peter Ferguson
Jeffrey Fienberg
Justin Fienberg
Justin Fink
Andrew Gecewich
Louis Gluek
Sarah Gootee
Allison Gregg
James Hartig
Lauren Hartsough
Sarah Hausmann
Brianna Heilman
Nicole Helal
Christopher Hixson
Christopher Hoffman
Mudassir Hussain
Brett Hutton
Collin Jakubecz
Anthony Jakubowski
Megan Jones
Emily Kardamis
David Kerslake
Kevin Kesicki
Jason Khoury
Julie Kobe
Jeffrey Kubulins
Dominic Lapinta
Nicholas Leight
Michael Leonard
Matthew Lewis
Megan Lunt
Natalie Mariano
Brian Masteller
Amy McNelis
Bailey McPherson
Michael Meldon
Alyssa Moran
Ashley Moss
Rachel Mouhlas
Michelle Murach
Daniel Nemeth
Kayla Novak
Marina Ojaimi
Eric Onacila
Kallan Opheim
Aryn Pecoraro
Amanda Peterlin
Leah Psellas
Divya Raj
Justin Ray
Kathryn Redinger
Christopher Rednour
Amanda Richardson
Hilary Rizk
Christina Rozman
Elisa Russo
Allison Ryan
Natalie Sabath
Alison Salmen
Kristina Scadden
Sarah Scadden
Jeffrey Schempp
Lauren Schneider
Gregory Scott
Daniel Semelsberger
Jeffrey Shumay
Audrey Smolik
Amanda Stauder
Ashley Strojny
Benjamin Strozyk
Jessica Switzer
Radhika Takiar
Hannah Tolliver
Steven Vannuyen
Jordan Vasko
Mahima Venkatesh
Swetha Vinjimoor
Kevin Waldron
Erika Walesch
Alex Wedel
Chelsea Weiss
Chloe Wiese
Danielle Yagl
Zachary Yetmar
Erin Zacharyasz
Sandy Zhang
Karen Zhu
Honor Roll
Maggie Abrams
Sunny Amin
Christopher Anderson
Sarah Armstrong
Margaret Bajic
Marietta Barclay
Joshua Baskey
James Beatty
Emily Bessell
Heather Biernacki
Danielle Bishop
Brittani Bloomberg
Daniel Bodziony
Julie Bogdan
Tyler Bonoan
Nicholas Bournigal
Noah Bowers
Vanessa Bringman
Kay-Lee Cangelosi
Alan Carrillo
Michael Chips
Eugene Claridge
Zachary Colegrove
Gloria Collins
Georgiana Comsulea
Christine Darkes
Ronny Daugherty
Torrie Davic
Erik Deeds
Emily Depauw
Michelle Drabish
Jessica Dzurnak
Garrett Eiben
Kevin Eliason
Kathleen Etzel
Sarah Evans
Alexandra Fox
Melissa Gairing
Melanie Gallagher
Toria Gargano
Nataliya Gaydey
Justin Gelske
Sarah Gerding
Kendall Hackenberg
Pauline Hage
Philip Haibach
Jacquelyn Hamill
Kristen Hauser
Veronica Helsel
Kristen Hinckley
Ryan Hofer
Ryan Hopkins
Brianna Horn
Colin Houdek
John Hryshko
Emily Hurley
Leah Hustak
LeAnne Jacomin
Justin Jakubik
Michelle Janosky
Brittany Kastan
Suhail Khan
Mallory King
Tyler Klypchak
Emily Kolezynski
Samantha Kornaker
Erica Kowalski
Austin Legate
Vladislav Lekarev
Colin Lyon
Makenzie Maddocks
Taylor Mannix
Cynthia Marcinek
Samantha Martin
Maia Matyas
Patrick McEvoy
Ami Mehta
Ryan Menear
Gina Messeri
Andrea Miller
Cody Mizerik
Nicole Montellanico
Aaron Moore
Cailynn Moore
Ashley Morgan
Ericka Mull
Margaret Murphy
Cory Newbould
Lauren Niemiec
Matthew O'Brien
Elizabeth O'Neill
Celena Otcasek
Christina Palmer
Ashley Parsons
Kyle Patterson
Lauren Patterson
Jeffrey Petit
Melissa Petrick
Stephanie Petro
Theresa Pfeil
Joseph Pivato
Daniel Poslet
Courtney Ramsey
Timothy Regula
Jessica Ressler
Heather Reynard
Myles Rijos
Alexa Rinas
Renee Roberts
Sara Ruese
Ivan Santiago
Matthew Santoro
Kelsey Scheutzow
Lauren Schoch
Jean Schoenfelt
Nolan Schultz
Kristin Schweisthal
Amanda Shaneyfelt
Wali Shariff
Kathryn Sievers
Amrita Singh
Danielle Slogik
Shannon Smiderkal
Morgan Snyder
Zachary Soja
Messa Soussou
Chelsea Stalter
Steven Stehlik
Julie Stenger
Brandon Stewart
Molly Stroemple
Wyatt Suntala
Adam Syed
Ihor Tachynskyy
Yousif Tayeh
Kaitlin Terlop
Christina Thomas
Kyle Thomas
Jonathan Tilisky
Nicole Toth
Olivia Urban
Leigh Wagner
Kevin Wallace
Mackenzie Wallace
Ryan Walsh
Kevin Warman
Kelsey Warren
Lindsay Willson
Brandon Wilson
Allison Wrabel
Nicholas Yanetta
Sarah Zablotney
Daniel Zillich
Chelsea Zingale
Merit Roll
Claire Abraham
Shereen Abuali
Abdo Algahim
Ryan Aske
Christopher Barth
Candace Bembenick
Meredith Beutel
Matthew Bianco
Morgan Blank
Matthew Boone
Travis Bosanac
Marissa Boulton
Paige Bowen
Nathan Brown
Carmen Calabrese
Brittney Callahan
Kayla Calloway
Max Camardo
Jaclyn Campo
Stephen Chandler
Zvirimumwoyo Chinoda
Gabriel Chuna
Rochelle Cilenti
Sam Clarke
Michael Cook
Nicole Cortelezzi
Nina Cruz
Christina Darrah
Ayako Diaz
Castanza DiCola
Andrew Donnelly
Tessa DuChene
Evan Evangelista
Trevor Fannin
Michael Ford
Erin Fox
Whitney Fung
Patrick Gallagher
Ryan Gates
Megan Giesen
David Gonzalez
Joshua Grahl
Daniel Groves
Morgan Guist
Mercede Gyurky
Amanda Hamilton
Raymond Hamilton
Brenden Heil
Nicole Heiser
Emily Helms
Amber Henry
Maxwell Hentosh
Daniel Hronek
James Jindra
Lindsey Kalchoff
David Kaminski
Jonathan Kapsar
Mikaila Keaton
Joseph Kennedy
Katherine Knerr
Katherine Kolke
Rachel Lally
Nathaniel Langhals
Tiffany Lanzi
Adam LaPlante
Daniela Leibovici
Nicholas Lichtenberg
Michael Loy
Mollie Mackovjak
Connor Mates
Andrea McArdle
Jordan McCann
Andrew McClain
Conner McDannel
Jon Medlock
Alyssa Mencini
Scott Miesse
Brendan Mikolajczyk
Sara Miller
Mark Mismas
Manar Mohammad
Charles Moore
Michael Moore
Anthony Morino
Sara Morra
Sidharth Narayan
Alexandria Narowitz
Matthew Naso
Ravi Patel
Joseph Petric
Kathleen Quinn
Ariana Radjenovic
Miles Radosevic
Brianna Rolland
Vincent Rongone
Michael Rosado
Nicole Ryan
Tyler Salerno
Chasity Santiago
Colin Sapara
Jessica Scherry
Kevin Scholtz
Erica Schultz
Zachary Sedivy
Connor Singerline
Dilpreet Singh
Eric Smith
Jeffrey Smutek
Joan Snyder
Kyle Stanislawczyk
Caitlin Stanley
Yaroslav Stepanov
Rachael Stephan
Courtney Stewart
Sofia Syed
Kyle Terlop
Bryan Thomas
Alex Tomcany
Steven Tome
Addison Uselton
David Vanadia
Hayley Vanderwyst
Dana Wasielewski
Katelin Wells
Stephen Whinnie
Brittany Yee
Nicola Zaboura
Giovanna Zona
Connor Zrinzo
GRADE 11
Principal's Roll
Thomas Anderson
Shannon Browning
Eric Bruckner
Mallory Buckley
Alena Casella
Ryan Chae
Katherine Chen
Catherine Connolly
Kristen Cornelius
Bristee Das
Caroline David
Gurpinder Deol
Victoria Drazdik
Jared Filut
Brian Garanich
Kristen Giesler
Sara Gregg
Elena Griffo
Taarika Hegde
Brian Herrmann
Nate Huber
Samuel Jackson
Alison Jakubecz
Brian Kammer
Madison Kawiecki
Danielle Keating
Jeffrey King
Marta Kotsubaev
Jaime Larsen
YoonJae Lee
Michael Lewis
Katherine Lincoln
Avery Maddox
Kimberly Marko
Rachel Maykut
Eileen McCafferty
Mark McCullough
Bridget McDonald
Brandon Moore
Jarrod Nadzan
Jonathan Nelson
Ross Palenik
Hannah Patten
Erin Peskura
Jason Pogozelski
Madeline Raabe
Andrew Radosevic
Caitlin Raymond
Kayla Reed
Edward Reehorst
Lauren Reitz
Kyle Shepherd
Riley Sheppard
Kimberly Short
Christian Silva
Hannah Smith
Shriya Srinivasan
Sarah Stalder
Daniel Stewart
Emily Szunyogh
Catherine Tippy
Erica Toth
Grace Wahba
Alicia Weninger
Heather Wernke
Emily Williams
Sarina Wills
Colin Wilson
Kate Windnagel
Aurora Winwood
Honor Roll
Brice Anderson
Jennifer Andrella
Matthew Arendas
Arshak Asriyan
Alexandra Bader
Nicole Barnes
Jessica Barth
Megan Bell
Bryce Blake
Madison Bluemel
Cara Bores
Jessica Bradford
Emily Branic
Kayla Brighter
Nikki Brown
Ashley Buehner
Daniel Bun
Nicolina Cancelliere
Aaron Caputo
William Cicerchi
Emily Cobb
Kristina Colling
David DeColibus
Nicholas DePalma
Kelly Dobeck
Kyle Doty
Katelyn Dougherty
Alyssa Ellsworth
Erin Fiesler
Chad Foell
Alexys Fulkerson
Xiao Ying Gao
Brooke Gesler
Danielle Gesler
Stephanie Gowan
Ellen Hamilton
Robbie Handloser
Ashley Harker
McKenzie Hart
Luis Herrera
Mary Hess
Kelsey Hocevar
Ryan Hovanec
Terry Hugo
Richard Jones
Shannon Jordan
Adam Kaiser
Samantha Kalinowski
Joseph Kay
Myles Kerr
AnnMarie Klima
Amanda Klosowski
Erica Komanecky
Megan Larson
Nicole Lavu
Jacob Lawson
Danielle Lepin
Joshua Lilly
Brian Lipovits
Nicole Lisi
Kelly Lynch
Lauren Macatangay
Alyssa McClearnon
Sean Meyer
Michael Miller
Justine Mroczka
Erin Nestor
Alejandro Nicolette
Hytham Nofal
Rebecca Oblak
Duncan O'Leary
ReynaLynn Palanca
Katy Pautz
Forrest Perron
Erin Pfeil
Taylor Powers
Austin Pritchard
Ryan Przeslica
Stephen Ramsay
Daniel Regrut
Troy Reid
Leah Sandercock
Aleese Sarrouh
Erin Schmitt
Angela Schon
Briana Schrage
Hannah Seawall
Jessica Shiepe
Parry Simmons
Tia Simpson
Aubrey Sinclair
Nathaniel Smith
Mckenzie Sperber
Carolyn Thomas
Stacey Tome
Daniel Trepke
Catherine Trihas
Courtney True-Smith
Leah Valentin
Andrew Vargas
Allison Vassanelli
Nicholas Verbos
Nina Vinci
Rachel Walcoff
Dallas Wayne
Samara Weerasuriya
Matt Wentz
Jacob Williams
Austin Wirtz
Merit Roll
Jared Abston
Ahmad Ahmad
Corey Anderson
Hannah Apelt
Khrystyna Baleshta
Taylor Berila
Dillon Blevins
Bianca Blois
Ryan Bly
Eric Bode
Hari Priya Bommireddy
Anthony Bost
Ryan Boukzam
Mackenzie Bowen
Dakota Brammer
Andrew Brooks
Ryan Bubar
Allison Budzick
Hannah Caldwell
Alexis Cardella
Marissa Cardona
Alexis Castros
Matthew Chandler
Courtney Chaney
Megan Cohara
Emmy Cohen
Alexis Colabianchi
Kevin Czarnecki
Swapnil Dalal
Shannon Djilas
Corey Dohar
Matthew Dorocak
Colin Dunning
Giana Embrogno
Kathleen Esarove
John Ezinski
Kayla Feierabend
Joseph Ferrante
Jordan Ferree
Jeremy Fine
Rebeccah Fravel
Sarah Fravel
Alexandria Frost
Sophie Gadoury
Sara Gandolf
Tyiler George
Samantha Grainer
Emili Grendze
Kory Hall
Mona Hassan
Mitchell Hawk
Julie Herb
Kayla Hodges
Ali Homan
Brittany Hoyas
Jaylan Jolly-Fryer
Rachel Kaiser
Abigail Karanouh
Daniel Kasian
Jillian Kata
Megan Kelly
Meredith Kinder
Katherine King
Zachary Kolman
Emily Kopec
Andrew Koszkalda
Ryan Kovachick
Matthew Kovacik
Ellen Krebs
Wyatt Krizman
Rebecca Krywyj
Daniel Kubick
Vincent Lazar
Jesse Leary
Benjamin Lebrun
Ye In Lee
Jacqueline Leonti
Alexandra Long
Zachary Lors
Daniel Ludwig
Brandon Lumsden
Kathleen Lyon
Michael Macsay
Emily Marconi
Stephen Markovich
Anne Maskow
Nicholas Matuch
Allison McGhee
Taylor McKnight
Reilly McLaughlin
Samantha McLaughlin
Sean McManus
Ashley Meier
James Metrakos
Margo Miller
Paul Minko
Victoria Moldovan
Joseph Monahan
Melyssa Montgomery
Robert Morris
Nicholas Moskowitz
Kevin Mott
Judy Mualem
Adelaide Mueller
Katelyn Mundson
William Myers
Jacob Nestor
Thanh Nguyen
Kirk Nordbusch
Eric Novak
Rachel Ortega
Kyle Overton
Natalie Pankiw
Dignaben Patel
Katie Perry
Kayla Perry
Calvin Peters
Christopher Phillips
Megan Pleskovic
Alyssa Podlogar
Kali Potopsky
Christina Poyma
Jessica Reese
Olivia Regotti
Lauren Richnavsky
Kyle Robertson
Samuel Rohaley
Gina Rossi
Brandon Rounick
Jenna Rovniak
Erik Rowan
Timothy Russell
John Sabolik
Kyle Salvage
Matthew Sartschev
Sara Schempp
Jeffrey Schultheis
Katerina Siamidis
Justin Sieving
Andrew Simmons
Amarpreet Singh
Brennan Singleton
Jeffrey Smith
Kassidy Smith
Taylor Snavely
Emily Specht
Rosemary Starcovic
Justin Stephens
Mario Suarez
Alexa Szabo
Kaitlyn Taddie
Nisha Thaker
Rachel Thoman
Kristen Thomas
Matthew Tish
Kyle Toma
Jeffrey Trunzo
Lauren Vagt
Melissa VandenPlas
Justin Walter
Bradly Wanda
Allison Washko
Megan Waskowski
Brittany Zach
Zachary Zylstra
Grade 10
Principal's Roll
Adriana Amato
Paige Amodio
David Arney
Darshana Balasubramaniam
Allyson Beechy
Skylar Benjamin
Matthew Bischof
Alyssa Boose
Allison Brosky
Taylor Brown
Natalie Camardo
Heather Campbell
Emily Ciborek
Ahmad Dahman
Grace D'Amico
Claire Deegan
Mitchell Delventhal
Jeffrey Ding
Patrick Ferguson
Carter Frazee
Michael Gaydos
Bradley Gershkowitz
Ashley Gleske
Jason Gorges
Courtney Griffith
Emily Griggs
Adam Gundlah
Michael Haddad
Stephanie Hage
Bradley Hajdin
Samantha Hartsough
Danial Hayek
Sabrina Horsham
Mallory Hutton
Alex Iammarino
Jenna Jakubik
Megan Janosky
Melissa Johns
Kathryn Kesicki
Kaitlyn Kotlarz
Evan Kuminski
Brendan Lange
Caitlyn Largent
Kelly Largent
Samantha Leeseberg
Thomas Leung
Hallie Mach
Noah McGreal
Elizabeth McNeeley
Laura Mikkila
Jamie Miles
Laura Montemagno
Courtney Mundy
Kaitlin O'Dougherty
Andrew Ong
Evan Ostrowski
Sean Owen
Adrian Padin
Ashka Patel
Raj Patel
Rebecca Petro
Kimberly Pillari
Kenil Pobari
Adam Pochatek
Ryland Puzzitiello
Rachel Ragone
Leah Ramos
Eric Richardson
Ryan Ruch
Olivia Sagan
Brian Salazar
Alexander Sarrouh
Tatiana Sedlak
Samantha Semelsberger
Hayley Smith
Megan Smith
Lori Stenger
Kaitlyn Strebelow
Kirby Suntala
Marisa Supanich
Lauren Synk
Nolan Thompson
Praveena Tondapu
Matthew Truesdell
Sarah Tuckowski
Rebecca Vargo
Ross Vasko
Jasmin Weideling
Anna Wiese
Victoria Wojton
Alyssa Wolfinger
Diana Yavorski
Honor Roll
Aziz Ahmad
Ziad Allan
Riya Amin
Mallory Arthur
Dena Assad
Jenna Barrus
Kristina Bogardy
Alison Boron
Sarah Bowers
Allison Branigan
Meghan Brooks
Zack Bruvarny
Roxana Buda
Bryan Carolin
Jacob Carruthers
Francesca Catanese
Briana Cavett
Justin Cebula
Jessmeet Chima
Eric Collins
Daniel Coski
Cade Coulter
Michael Cuppage
Drew Donnelly
Connor English
Meghan Esarove
Taylor Farmer
Anthony Ferrante
Larissa Fisher
Erik Fogwell
Kelly Fraser
Jason Gerz
Sabrina Gloeckler
Taylor Grahl
Simrit Grewal
Benjamin Grossi
Courtney Hadam
Joelle Hall
Ryan Hannan
Samantha Hargis
Carly Heinbaugh
Ashley Helal
Marissa Hicar
Michael Hinton
Mitchell Hitchcock
Jacquelyn Holder
Dana Hoopingarner
Taylor Ingram
Robert Jansen
Jordan Kelley
Heather Klein
Emily Kraker
Matthew Krause
Megan Largent
Joseph LaSalvia
Jennifer Lash
Ryan Lawler
Sarah Lawson
Nicholas Lemr
Nathan Lors
Kathleen Maguire
Lukas Matyas
Daniel McDivitt
Kelsey McHale
Jacob Mizerik
Ryan Montis
Michael Moran
Steven Nam
Joseph Nolan
Breanna Novak
Jamal Ojaimi
Matthew Oprea
Richard Osburn
Jennifer Pack
David Palmer
Isabella Pirl
Brittany Pirozzoli
Ben Potoczak
Matthew Psellas
Elizabeth Ragland
Christopher Rodgers
Jacob Roman
Giustino Rudnick
Daniel Ryan
Matthew Schomisch
Savannah Sherman
Lexi Sinisgalli
Allison Sobek
Mitchell Soja
Dustin Stout
Lindsay Sullivan
Kyle Swann
Jennifer Taggart
Joshua Taylor
Tara Valco
Melissa Waldren
Sarah Walko
Hannah Weisbarth
Eric Weiss
Rachel Wells
Bradley Wiemken
Hannah Zablotney
Mitchell Zacharyasz
Collin Zevchik
Merit Roll
Allison Abrams
Alexis Amato
Zakary Ardo
Cassidy Arsenault
Liyana Asmar
Melissa Bemer
Nicholas Bertram
Patrick Bishop
Cole Blancett
Nicole Blough
Mary Bochin
Julianna Bodziony
Ranie Boukzam
Jarred Bournigal
Jaime Bradford
Aaron Brodie
Caitlyn Brown
Spencer Cappelli
Brady Cernelich
Trevor Chapello
Daniel Chips
Caitlyn Claridge
Kenneth Cogan
Jennifer Cook
Kayla Cornett
Matthew Danish
Wesley Davic
Brian Devorsky
Madeline Dixon
Justin Domann
Kayla Dunbar
Haley Duncan
Stephen Fabec
Nicholas Fischer
Matthew Gajoch
Joseph Gambitta
Kara Gaspar
Anthony Gasparro
Justin Gauden
Katherine Glueck
Jason Gray
Nicole Guist
Casey Gulden
Micah Gunkelman
Rachel Harbie
Kyle Henderson
Matthew Herold
Justin Hill
Kirby Hockaday
Stephen Jakubowski
Youngjoo Jeong
Chrissy Jones
Emily Jones
Shannon Kelley
Joshua Kidd
Jessica King
Patrick King
Kevin Kovachick
Anthony Kowalski
Taylor Kreidler
Jennifer Kubulins
Louis LaQuatra
Valerie Lazar
Jeannie Leary
Christopher Leight
Jacob Lockhart
Melissa Loy
Haley Luther
Katie Mackovjak
Courtney Maddocks
Rachel Manzo
Madison Matuszak
Maxwell McLaughlin
Kyle Meehan
Samantha Metrakos
Carli Middeldorf
Tess Morabito
Demari Muff
Matthew Mullally
Farez Murshidi
Nicholas Neumann
Kristina Ohmer
Sima Omercic
Sunny Patel
Amy Pennell
Dylan Phillips
Jessica Pierce
Emily Poyma
Austin Previt
Nathan Przeslica
Jacob Puntel
Lena Qasem
Carlton Reinhart
Alexander Reno
Eric Rihm
Austin Rose
Jilliane Ross
Nina Russo
Ian Satterwaite
Kara Schirripa
Taylor Schneider
Anthony Sebok
Tony Shamatta
Husna Shariff
Dominic Short
Jayson Smith
Eric Steciw
Michael Stehlik
Matthew Stephano
Nicholas Strunk
Kyle Szabo
Juyan Taghiani
Katie Thomas
Logan Thomas
Timothy Tipton
Brett Tomcko
Sarah Torok
Kaitlin Vapenik
Daniel Vujanov
Derek Wedel
Jacob Wetherill
Elizabeth Wicker
Clay Williams
Melissa Wilson
Sarah Yacobian
GRADE 9
Principal's Roll
Samer Abusway
Vibha Alangar
Salman Arif
Chiara Banez
Katarina Bischof
Kelsey Bittinger
Eric Brink
Jeffrey Brink
Clay Caruso
Rachel Chen
Caitlyn Choe
Alyssa Church
Elizabeth Clifford
Gabriella D'Abato
Michael Diemert
Kevin Dorocak
Christopher Dular
Elizabeth Ehrnfelt
Elizabeth Erdelac
Andrea Fowler
Hanna Fragapane
Ryan Frank
Sarah Gabay
Alyssa Gibson
Brandon Godinsky
Katelyn Gonczy
Caroline Granger
Blake Green
Nicolette Griesinger
Dean Hayes
Joseph Herold
Amanda Herrera
Jon Hickman
Carson Hinckley
Claire Jackman
Elizabeth Jackson
Madison Jupina
Sean Klemme
Melissa Kling
Hayley Klosowski
Sara Klypchak
Hanna Knauss
Anubhuti Kumar
Andrea Larsen
Grace Lee
Zoe Legato
Sean Lincoln
Alissa Lisi
Katarina Liska
Hannah Maxwell
Natalie Maxwell
John Mazzeo
John McNelis
Nicholas Mendenhall
Nathalie Milbrandt
Lauren Miller
Kevin Monahan
Patrick Moran
Concetta Morino
Andrea Mott
Michael Murray
Hannah Noser
Shannon Novak
Daniel O'Brien
Emily Ogle
Katie Palko
Neel Patel
Alyssa Pejic
Cameron Perisutti
Mary Peters
Madison Phillips
Molly Potoczak
Lauren Rebholz
Abbigail Reno
Kaitlin Rizk
Nicole Roberge
Joy Schaeffer
Zachary Schmidt
Heather Schmitt
Ariel Schrage
Shivani Shah
Zachary Sluzala
Dylan Smith
Mathangi Sridharan
Matthew Stauder
Nicholas Stewart
Karen Tan
Meredith Uhlir
Emma Valentin
Sarah Vapenik
Rebecca Wojton
Kaitlyn Yatson
Sora Yu
Alina Zaremba
Elias Zarzour
Zoe Zwolenik
Honor Roll
Megan Allen
Bradley Anderson
Sarah Atoulikian
Brett Baker
Stephen Barnes
Sarah Baskey
Nathan Bianco
Brent Biernacki
Evan Bluemel
Tyler Borges
Angela Brendza
Courtney Brewster
Madeleine Butcher
Bren Chua
Heather Cormier
Alexa Cuevas
Stephen Daley
Gwen D'Amico
Mary-Catherine Dixon
Andrew Donnellan
Justin Eshelman
Hannah Evola
Jacqueline Fabec
Lydia Fawzy
Brady Fine
Nicole Fogwell
Jessica Frost
Cristalle Ganter
Madison Graham
Jacob Gregg
Aimee Haluska
Joseph Hattery
Kelly Hayes
Keri Hill
Justin Hocevar
Brandon Horsham
Eric Huber
Morgan James
Ameera Khan
Natalie Korlatowych
Thomas Krokey
Matthew Kubulins
Ellen Lavelle
Jennifer Lawhead
Tony Machnik
Trevor Mancuso
Jeremy Meyerson
Mackenzie Mihalik
Haley Mikula
McKenna Mitchell
Patrick Monnius
Bryan Moore
Joseph Otcasek
Thomas Papish
Riyaz Patel
Marisa Pawlowski
Stephen Potter
Tyler Rhoda
Bernadette Rowe
Hannah Schnaterbeck
Matthew Schroth
Brianna Schultz
Jordan Sedivy
Ian Simpson
Rebekah Soos
Saldana Sosa
Courtney Stephan
Kyle J. Stewart
Hashim Syed
Edward Talpas
Callen Therrien
Alexis Thomas
Kelly Trimper
Alyssa Trojan
Elizabeth Vidoli
Heather Wade
Matthew Williams
Austin Wilson
Kallie Wilson
Michael Yanetta
Zack Zatezalo
Kara Zeszut
Merit Roll
Alexis Albro
Amanda Allen
Brandon Bailey
Merideth Boehnlein
Amber Brihan
David Brown
Zachary Cales
Bradley Campbell
Ann Chrysler
Kelly Church
David Cola
Michael Congeni
Blake Cortright
Adam Covey
Alexandru Croitoru
Isabella Cromleigh
Samuel D'Amico
Robert David
Kayla Dicks
Luigi DiRienzo
Brandon Donelan
Nathan Doty
Lindsay Dunbar
Laurel Foell
Allison Fox
Kaitlin Gairing
Jereme Gelske
Davidde Giannola
Bridget Gibbons
Abigayle Gootee
Dana Gore
Trevor Gorfido
Kayla Green
Nicole Heina
Stephen Hruby
Timothy Jett
Alexis Johnston
Michael Jones
Jenna Jordan
Ryan Kerr
Jessamine Klefman
Leslie Laneve
Nicole LaPerna
Marissa Latone
Michael Lemon
Kendal Lyon
Aaron Mains
Samantha Mallin
Christopher Marflak
Spencer Martineau
Julia McGregor
Colin McManamon
Riley McNamara
Kelly Michaels
Emma Middeldorf
Gianna Monzo
Adam Moore
Thomas Murach
Aaron Musser
Kelly Novak
Kevin O'Neill
Samantha Ortenzi
Emily Osburn
Jeet Patel
Heather Patterson
Seth Pech
Adriana Perta
Stephanie Phillips
Margaret Pinkevitch
Rachel Pogozelski
Aimee Pohan
Elizabeth Pohan
Sarah Qureshi
Fadi Rabadi
Kevin Rowan
Anthony Rudnick
Rachel Rudolph
Jordan Ryan
Noor Samman
Gregory Savel
Mikayla Scherry
Mason Schoch
Stefani Shamrowicz
Austin Simpson
Shannon Smith
Yanu Sou
Carli Stefanik
April Steffen
Alexandra Stelnicki
Marianna Stepanov
Amy Strawser
Stephen Supanich
Kyle Suts
Niki Taylor
Jonathan Telep
Justin Thai
Maria Treudler
Emily Trihas
Vrinda Trivedi
Lien Vannuyen
William Venter
Daniel Waid
Molly Washko
Michelle Watson
Jordan Weideling
Joshua Weisbarth
Griffin Williams
Devon Wirtz
Jesse Wynn
Sarah Young
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SPORTS BRIEFS
WINTER SPORTS
The Mustang athletic teams had an impressive winter campaign for the 2010-2011 season. In one of the most competitive conferences in the state, we had one team win a conference championship and 3 teams that finished second in the conference. 24 seniors, 21 juniors, 8 sophomores, and 4 freshmen were awarded all-academic honors. This award is presented to athletes who have lettered and achieved a 3.4 GPA. There were 25 all-conference athletes and Tom Stacy earned Championship Coach Honors for Boys Swimming and Diving. One athlete earned conference MVP: Michael Meldon in Boys Swimming and Diving. Meldon also earned the Boys Swimming and Diving programs first Individual championship winning the 50 and 100 Yard Freestyle at the OHSAA State Swimming and Diving Championships.
BOYS BASKETBALL 8-2 in the Northeast Ohio Conference (Valley Division) (2nd), 16-6 overall
NOC All Division Team: Aaron White, Gurjeet Gill, Ray Hamilton
NOC Honorable Mention: Ryan Hopkins, Jordan Prahst
GIRLS BASKETBALL 5-5 in the Northeast Ohio Conference (4th Valley Division), 14-8 overall
NOC All-Division Team: Erica Schultz, Audrey Smolik
NOC Honorable Mention: Nina Vinci, Carly Thomas
GYMNASTICS 6-1 in the Northeast Ohio Conference (2nd)
2nd in the NOC Championship Meet
5th Place in the State Championship Meet
NOC Champions: Amanda Klosowski – Floor
Alexa Rinas – Balance Beam
NOC All Division Team: Amanda Klosowski – Floor and Bars
Alexa Rinas – Balance Beam
District Qualifiers: Amanda Klosowski, Allie Marko, Alexa Rinas
State Qualifiers: Sabrina Gloecker, Hayley Klosowski, Ellen Krebs, Melissa Loy, Lauren Richnavsky, Alexa Rinas
HOCKEY 4-6-2 in the Red North Division, 17-10-2 Overall, 4th in the Red North Division,
Red All League Team: Justin Jakubik, JT Grahl, Miles Radosevic
Red North All Conference: Andrew Radosevic, Justin Jakubik,
GIRLS SWIM/DIVE 6 – 3 Dual meet record, 2nd in the Northeast Ohio Conference, 1st at Sectionals, 3rd at Districts, 24th in State
NOC All-Conference: Briana Schrage, Gabi D’Abato, Madison
Kawiecki, Molly Washko, Sammi Hargis
State Qualifiers: Briana Schrage, Gabi D’Abato, Madison
Kawiecki, Molly Washko, Caroline Granger
Jenna Barrus
State Placers: Briana Schrage, Gabi D’Abato, Madison
Kawiecki, Molly Washko, Caroline Granger
Jenna Barrus
BOYS SWIM/DIVE 9-0 Dual Meet Record, 1st in the Northeast Ohio Conference, 1st at Sectionals,
1st at Districts, 6th in State
NOC Championship Coach: Tom Stacy
NOC Swimmer of the Year: Michael Meldon
OHSAA State Champion: Michael Meldon(50 and 100 Freestyle)
NOC All-Conference: Chris Hoffman, Colin Lyon, Michael Meldon,
Ian Simpson, Joey Ferrante, Mitch Delventhal
State Qualifiers: Michael Meldon, Joey Ferrante, Chris
Hoffman, Colin Lyon, Mitch Delventhal, Ian
Simpson, Danny Nemeth, Craig Barrus
State Placers: Michael Meldon, Joey Ferrante, Chris
Hoffman, Colin Lyon, Mitch Delventhal,
WRESTLING 6-6 Varsity Dual meets, 1-4 Conference, ` 1 state placer,
6th at the Medina Sectionals
OHSAA State Qualifier: Kevin Scholtz
The Northeast Ohio Conference is pleased to honor the following athletes who achieved a 3.4 GPA by the end of quarter prior to the participating season.
Seniors
Alexandria Amato Girls Swimming and Diving Justin Jakubik Hockey
Craig Barrus Boys Swimming and Diving Michael Meldon Boys Swimming and Diving
Carly Brown Girls Swimming and Diving Andrew McClain Hockey
Christine Darkes Girls Swimming and Diving Daniel Nemeth Boys Swimming and Diving
Amy Donohoe Girls Swimming and Diving Kayla Novak Girls Swimming and Diving
Garrett Eiben Boys Swimming and Diving Matt O’Brien Boys Swimming and Diving
Jeffrey Fienberg Wrestling Celena Otcasek Girls Swimming and Diving
Justin Fienberg Wrestling Alexa Rinas Gymnastics
Justin Fink Hockey Audrey Smolik Girls Basketball
Brianna Heilman Cheerleading Kaitlin Terlop Girls Swimming and Diving
Christopher Hoffman Boys Swimming and Diving Kelsey Warren Girls Basketball
LeAnne Jacomin Girls Swimming and Diving Alex Wedel Boys Swimming and Diving
Juniors
Arshak Asriyan Wrestling Erin Schmitt Girls Swimming and Diving
Emily Branic Cheerleading Briana Schrage Girls Swimming and Diving
Alexander Green Hockey Kyle Shepherd Boys Swimming and Diving
Madison Kawiecki Girls Swimming and Diving Tia Simpson Girls Swimming and Diving
Amanda Klosowski Gymnastics Kassidy Smith Cheerleading
Nicole Lisi Girls Basketball McKenzie Sperber Girls Basketball
Sean Meyer Hockey Carly Thomas Girls Basketball
Erin Nester Cheerleading Matthew Tish Hockey
Andrew Radosevic Hockey Lauren Vagt Girls Basketball
Edward Reehorst Hockey Nicholas Verbos Boys Swimming and Diving
Matthew Sartschev Hockey
Sophomores Freshmen
Adriana Amato Girls Swimming and Diving Blake Green Boys Swimming and Diving
Jenna Barrus Girls Swimming and Diving Hayley Klosowski Gymnastics
Grace D’Amico Girls Swimming and Diving Joe Otcasek Boys Swimming and Diving
Mitch Delventhal Boys Swimming and Diving Ian Simpson Boys Swimming and Diving
Connor English Boys Swimming and Diving
Sabrina Gloeckler Gymnastics
Samantha Hargis Girls Swimming and Diving
Evan Ostrowski Boys Swimming and Diving
Every season would not be possible without the endless support of many individuals throughout the sports season. We have a very dedicated support group that enables all of the teams to reach their peak performance. With the hope of not excluding anyone, here is the list of individuals and groups that allow our season to run smoothly.
-All of our gameworkers, clock operators, scorebook keepers, and announcers
-Student videographers for the girls and boys basketball teams
-The cheerleaders and advisors (Kristen Sharkus and Crystal Quien)
-The Pin-Em Club and their advisors Vicki White and Dawn Evangelista
-The pep-band and director, David Harbart
-The band boosters through opening the concession stand and all of the adult and student workers
SPRING SPORTS BRIEFS
There were several teams that had outstanding seasons, most notably the Boys Baseball team which advanced to the Regional Final before dropping a tough 9-2 decision to Perrysburg. Further they went through the Northeast Ohio Conference undefeated and won their 5th District Title in the past 7 years. The Boys Track and Field team advanced six individuals to the State Track and Field Meet at Ohio State with Brian Cook competing in the 400 meter dash finals where he finished 9th. Overall there was one conference team champion and one district team champion. The Northeast Ohio Conference also saw one Championship coach from Strongsville in Josh Sorge(Baseball) and a Conference Most Valuable Player in Forest Perron(Baseball). Matt Bianco, Anthony Fiorini, Brian Cook, Mo Hassen, Nick Bournigal, Jim Hartig and Jeremiah Crandall were state qualifiers in Boys Track and Field. Most importantly, there were 28 seniors, 20 juniors, 7 sophomores, and 5 freshmen honored as NOC All-Academic award winners for the spring season.
BASEBALL NOC RIVER DIVISION CHAMPIONS, Regional Qualifier
Championship Coach: Josh Sorge
NOC Player of the Year: Forrest Perron
NOC 1st Team All Conference: Austin Legate, Anthony Maurer, Nolan Schultz,
Connor Ryan, Nathan Langhals
NOC Honorable Mention: Anthony Morino, Colin Houdek
*SOFTBALL 3rd in NOC Valley Division
NOC 1st Team All Conference: Natalie Mariano, Danielle Kountz, Lauren Reitz,
NOC Honorable Mention: Michelle Murach, Colleen Mackenzie
BOYS TENNIS 5th in NOC Valley Division
NOC Honorable Mention: Brad Baumeister and Sid Narayan
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD 4th NOC Valley Division, District Champions
All NOC – Brian Cook and Mo Hassen,
GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD 5th in NOC Valley Division
All NOC – Emily Ciborek
Northeast Ohio Conference All-Academic Award Winners
This prestigious award is presented by the Northeast Ohio Conference to athletes involved in the athletic program who achieved a 3.4 GPA.
SENIORS
NAME SPORT NAME SPORT
Jay Alangar Boys Tennis Andrea McArdle Girls Track
Matt Bianco Boys Track Patrick McEvoy Baseball
Nicholas Bournigal Boys Track Cailynn Moore Girls Track
Luke Cheng Boys Track Anthony Morino Baseball
Brian Cook Boys Track Michelle Murach Softball
Allison Gregg Girls Track Sid Narayan Boys Tennis
Pauline Hage Girls Track Justin Ray Boys Track
Jim Hartig Boys Track Jeffrey Schempp Boys Tennis
Colin Houdek Baseball Nolan Schultz Baseball
Justin Jakubik Baseball Kyle Stanislawczyk Boys Track
David Kerslake Boys Track Katie Terlop Softball
Emily Kolezynski Softball Kyle Thomas Baseball
Michael Leonard Boys Track Daniel Zillich Boys Track
Natalie Mariano Softball
Brian Masteller Baseball
JUNIORS
NAME SPORT NAME SPORT
Bryce Blake Boys Track Daniel Kasian Baseball
Eric Bode Boys Track Jaime Larsen Girls Track
Aaron Caputo Baseball Ross Palenik Boys Track
William Cicerchi Baseball Forest Perron Baseball
Catherine Connolly Girls Track Erin Peskura Girls Track
Nicholas DePalma Baseball Kayla Reed Softball
Jared Filut Boys Tennis Daniel Regrut Baseball
Jeremy Fine Baseball Lauren Reitz Softball
Brian Garanich Boys Track Daniel Stewart Baseball
Sara Gregg Girls Track Andrew Vargas Boys Tennis
SOPHOMORES
NAME SPORT NAME SPORT
Natalie Camardo Girls Track Tatiana Sedlak Girls Track
Emily Ciborek Girls Track Dustin Stout Boys Track
Patrick King Boys Track Lauren Synk Girls Track
Andrew Ong Boys Track
FRESHMEN
NAME SPORT NAME SPORT
Elizabeth Ehrnfelt Girls Track Grace Lee Girls Track
Elizabeth Erdelac Girls Track Joy Schaeffer Girls Track
Kaitlyn Gairing Softball
ATHLETIC HOTLINE
For information on upcoming athletic events, driving directions, cancellations, and schedule changes, please call the HOTLINE NUMBER – 572-7110, then press 6 for athletic information.
ATHLETIC INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET
Daily athletic schedules and complete season schedules for our athletic teams are now available on the internet at two locations: , click on Ohio, click on Strongsville High School and the daily schedule will appear. Individual sport schedules may then be selected at the bottom of the daily schedule page. You can also access this information through our high school athletics webpage at . Scroll over the Schools icon in the upper-left of the screen to High School (click this) and then find the athletic department icon. Some of the preseason materials are also available through the athletic site.
ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY
GRADES 9-12: To be eligible, you must be currently enrolled in a member school and have passing grades in a minimum of five one-credit courses (physical education does not apply) in the immediately preceding grading period. For eligibility purposes, summer grades may not be used as a substitute for failing grades received in the final grading period of the regular school year or for lack of enough courses taken the preceding grading period. DO NOT CHANGE YOUR COURSE SCHEDULE OR DROP A COURSE WITHOUT FIRST CONSULTING YOUR ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATOR, COACH, OR GUIDANCE COUNSELOR TO DETERMINE WHETHER IT WILL AFFECT YOUR ELIGIBILITY.
IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES
Monday, August 8 7:00 PM Athletic Boosters Meeting Room 103 SHS
Thursday, August 18 7:00 PM Fall “Meet the Mustangs”
Thursday, September 15 6:00 PM Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Rec Center
Friday, September 30 7:00 PM Homecoming Football Game vs. Twinsburg
Wednesday, November 16 7:00 PM Fall Sports Awards
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
The Strongsville Athletic Hall of Fame induction for the “Class of 2011” is scheduled for Thursday, September 15th at the Ehrnfelt Recreation Center. For Ticket information and any questions please contact Russ Jacques at 440-572-7102 or he can be e-mailed at jacques@.
FALL SPORTS TICKET NFORMATION
FOOTBALL SEASON TICKETS (5 HOME GAMES)
Current season ticket holders of club seats and bleacher reserved seats have until August 1st to renew their seats for the 2011 football season. Beginning August 9th, any remaining season tickets of club seats and reserved bleacher seats will be sold in the Athletic Office. Contact 572-7102 for further information.
Club Seats $60.00
Reserved Bleacher Seats $40.00
Adult General Admission $30.00
Student K-12 General Admission $20.00
FOOTBALL SINGLE GAME TICKETS (HOME GAMES ONLY)
Club Seats $12.00
Reserved Bleacher Seats $8.00
Adult General Admission $6.00
Adult Pre-Sale (home only) $6.00
Student K-12 Presale (home and away) $4.00
Student K-6 with parent $4.00
GENERAL ADMISSION FOR ALL OTHER SPORTS – AVAILABLE AT THE GATE
Adult $6.00, Students K-12 $4.00.
Admission for single freshman or JV events – Adult, $3.00, Students K-12 $2.00
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LOOKING AHEAD
August 22...................……………………………………………………………………. Staff In-Service/Work Day
August 23...................……………………………………………………………………. Convocation/Work Day
August 24 Freshmen and New Students to the Building
August 25 All Students Due
August 31 High School Open House
September 5 Labor Day - No School
September 15 Athletic Hall of Fame
September 16 Hall of Fame Football Game
September 30 Homecoming Football Game
October 1 Homecoming Dance
October 12 PSAT/NMSQT Testing A.M.
October 13 Parent/Teacher Conference Day – 11:30-3:00 & 4:30-7:00
October 14 NEOEA Day - No School
October 28 End of First Quarter of School
November 8 No School for Students – Election Day
November 23, 24, 25 No School – Thanksgiving Break
December 21 – January 3 Winter Break
January 16 No School - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
January 20 End of First Semester
January 23 No School – Staff Inservice/Work Day
January 24 First Day of 2nd Semester
ADMINISTRATION for 2010-2011
|Mr. William R. Steffen |Principal |
|Mr. William J. Miller |Assistant Principal – 12th Grade |
|Mr. Dana W. Addis |Assistant Principal – 11th Grade |
|Mr. Mark E. Smithberger |Assistant Principal – 10th Grade |
|Dr. R. Todd Clifford |Assistant Principal – 9th Grade |
|Mr. Paul M. Moses |Athletic Director |
GUIDANCE COUNSELORS for 2010-2011
|Mrs. Christin Maichrye |A-CL + P.S.O.P. (A-K) |
|Mrs. Stephanie Barnes |CM-HE + Ombudsmen |
|Mr. John Young |HI-LO + Polaris Seniors |
|Mrs. Tracy Davidson |LP-O + P.S.O.P. (L-Z) |
|Mrs. Tara Brzuski |P-SE + Polaris Juniors |
|Mrs. Julia Williams |SF-Z |
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May we suggest a graduation gift that will last a lifetime?
Something inexpensive yet will increase in value through the years.
A gift that will be appreciated by your graduate in the years to come.
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