AND THEN THERE WERE TWO

THE STUDENTS OF

MRS. BARNFIELD & MR. HEITMANN

STUDENT SALUTE PAGE #3

2002*2003	2003*2004	2004*2005
2005*2006	2006*2007	2007*2008
2008*2009	2009*2010	2010*2011
	2011*2012

STUDENTS THAT HAVE A STARAFTER THEIR NAME ACHIEVED

"STUDENT OF THE MONTH"

STUDENTS WITH A LAMP NEXT TO THEIR NAME WERE INDUCTED INTO

THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

Waving Smiley = Had Sibling! (Keeping it in the Family!

STUDENTS' NAMES THAT ARE UNDERLINED WERE CHOSEN AS

"BEST ALL-AROUND"

2002-2003

Section 7-11

Mr. Heitmann's Class

Amanda Behr	Travis Breitenbruck	Amanda Conklin
Katie Curtis	Karl Dickson	Jillian Edel
Kim Harder	Chris Hildebrandt	Eric Hopcroft
Heather Ivins	Trevor Jones	Zack Jones
Kaleigh Kawa	Dan Kenworthy	Nicole Lindenbaum
Meghan Lindstrom	Kurt Loftus	Erin Magee
Julie Matsutani	Terry McMahon	Heather Murphy
Laurelyn Pearson	Kaitlyn Priestly	Steve Quinn
Abbie Redling	Justin Roberts	Pedro Serrano
Chelsea Smith	Starri Stark	Ramon Vega
Melissa Walling

Section 7-12

Mrs. Barnfield's Class

Emilyn Aguilar	Heather Barreto	Brandon Batzel National Honor Society H.S.
Tracy Berner	Alyssa Brown	Joe Buono
Mike Colabella National Honor Society H.S.	Gina Columbus	Shay Costello National Honor Society H.S.
Matt Cuccinello	Jackie Daniels	Joey Favia
Jessica Fontana	Alex Gori	Erin Griffith
Amanda Hawkins	Danielle Holcomb	Brittany Irvine
Alyssa Machette National Honor Society H.S.	Jake Morris	Jessica Natalewicz
Amy Nelson	Ryan Parks	Ryan Ross
Dennis Ruffe	Corinne Serafin	Nicole Simonetti
Andrew Smith	Jamie Vogel	Mike Winters

"WELCOME TO SEVENTH GRADE"...a very familiar greeting for our students. This group of students was the first to experience a two person team with Mrs. Barnfield and Mr. Heitmann. MANY new projects had been prepared for them; many old projects had new twists. Though it all, a strong bond was formed with the many students. They received old standbys such as: We Didn't Start the Fire, The Wedding, The Trial, The Constitution Report, Puttin' on the Hits and others. However, new projects such as THE WAR PROJECT, Human Reproduction classes  TITANIC and Name The Film were added to create a new approach to the marking periods. Finally, "TRIBUTE" was added to the roster of projects that would make oral speaking the biggest challenge of the year.

This group watched their country go to war and end terror in Iraq. they sent greetings and supplies to soldiers protecting our country. They compared Charlie Chaplin films to Whoopi Goldberg films. Hindu and Greek weddings were their theme. Their trials re-boarded Titanic. Movie Trivia was a graded project. New York City at Christmas was an adventure. Meeting a Holocaust survivor brought history home.The War Project taught about American sacrifice and bravery. "Coulda', Woulda', Shoulda' " brought new meaning to rewards. Frere' Jaques forced them to sing a capella.And the plastic dookie.  =) ...SORRY BOYS    

A nice group of students that walked out of our classes on June 26th hopefully getting more than they bargained for during the academic year. We hope they enjoyed having us as their teachers as much as we enjoyed having them.

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PRESIDENT: JESSICA NATALEWICZ

VICE-PRESIDENT: ANDREW SMITH 

TREASURER: MATT CUCCINELLO

8th Grade Promotion 2004

BEST ATHLETE BOYS' SIDE OF THE GYM: MATT CUCCINELLO

TEACHERS' CHOICE AWARD: JESSICA NATALEWICZ  

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION: Brandon Batzel- Valedictorian   

2003-2004

Section 7-11

Mr. Heitmann's Class

Dana Akerberg	Kristen Amidon National Honor Society H.S.	Gillian Buono
Anthony Carchio	Katie Card	Brittany Clark
Katie Cook	Jenna Dattolo	Alex Daudier
Bryan Dzugan	Josh Harper	Danny Hayden
Justin Joseph	Jon Kontovas	Bobby Koste
Josh Lyons	Rich Macklin	Lindsey Mangogna
Lauren Marchetti	Joe Marciano	Danielle Marra
Stephen McNelis	Alexis Morano-Buell National Honor Society H.S.	Ryan Murrin
Maggie Murtagh	Morgan Pannullo	Stacey Perdek
Jon Reed	Pete Savage	Ross Seervai
Ryan Sibole	Donald Thompsett	Justin Wagner
Kevin Watson	Jimmie Whalen

Section 7-12

Mrs. Barnfield's Class

Jessica Broyer	Anthony Busby	Dan Durnian
Courtney Evan National Honor Society H.S.	Natalie Ficetola	Joe Foderaro
Dan Gagliardi	Kelly Garrido	Anthony Giannini
Joe Goble	Chelsea Greenstein National Honor Society H.S.	Colleen Grosse National Honor Society H.S.
Jesse Hallock National Honor Society H.S.	Melinda Hudson	Carly Koziol
Nick LaGrou	Marajke Masters	Carissa Natalewicz National Honor Society H.S.
Mike Neigel	Alyssa Perrotti	Frank Poalillo
Dana Venerable National Honor Society H.S.	Justin Wahlers

This was the last group to walk down the hallway  of the "New Wing" to be greeted by us. They came down that hallway not knowing what was waiting for them. Twenty-two of them were siblings of former students; they at least had some clue. Little Brother, African-American Icon, International Icon, Latin Garden, Civilization Project, Guggenheim Museum, Planet Hollywood, and all the other now familiar staples. This group was very well prepared artistically for appreciating the sights of New York by Mr. Doyle.

Italian Weddings gave the New Wing hallway some spice. Finding out that plastic poopie can be terrifying was something Nick and Alexis will never forget. All in all, they were a very pleasant group to work with. They were outgoing and showed that when 22 of them attempted to run for student council. 12 of them made it and withstood criticism by their peers with great dignity. They were the best group to have while preparing for the first ever WORLD'S FAIR for the 7th Graders.

They were an extremely sociable group that tried to get along with each other as much as possible. This was the year of great personal growth for many of them. Many displayed a new sense of confidence that they had never displayed. They showed their confidence and maturity in many ways throughout the year, and their teachers were especially proud of their growth as young men and women of responsibility. They will be missed as they go on to become the leaders that they can be.

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PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL: DAN DURNIAN

VICE-PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL: DAN GAGLIARDI

Chelsea Greenstein President National Junior Honor Society 

8th Grade Promotion 2005

BEST ALL AROUND 8th GRADE GIRL: MAGGIE MURTAGH

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION: Jesse Hallock- Valedictorian   

2004-2005

NEW SECTIONS/NEW CLASSROOMS/NEW YEAR

Section 7-9

Mr. Heitmann's Class

Scott Angus	Chelsea Barreto National Honor Society H.S.	Nicole Binetti
Gabriella Cameron National Honor Society H.S.	Michael Carannante	Rebecca Carey National Honor Society H.S.
Thomas Carlucci	Sammy Centrella	Jade Danner
Brittany Diehl	Chelsea Friedman	Devin Grosse
Sean Hughes	Alana Jacobs	Emily Krebs
Bryan Miller	Bryan Nardone	Jesse Nguyen
Nicholas Nieves	Smeet Patel	Christopher Pinter
Troy Reynolds	Christian Tunis	Anthony Vigliotti
Andrew Wicoff	Matthew Winters

Section 7-10

Mrs. Barnfield's Class

John Applegate	Michael Auriemma National Honor Society H.S.	Ricky Bandejas
Dylan Beaver	Sierra Binondo	Helene Daskalovitz
Randi Disbrow	Christopher Ehrola National Honor Society H.S.	Matthew Essington National Honor Society H.S.
Chelsea Foiles	Paul Heatter	Justin Kamen
Kyle Nelson	Lisa O'Keefe	Anais Paccione
Karissa Petrellese	Gianna Pizzella National Honor Society H.S.	Nicholas Shirley
Nicoletta Vacirca	Taylor Velardi National Honor Society H.S.

The walk down a new wing hallway seemed safe for a group of students entering 7th grade. They knew that Mrs. Barnfield and Mr. Heitmann were down that "other" wing. HOWEVER. . .they were moved! MUA HA HA HA. . .and so it began. A year filled with more hands-on projects and field trips more than any other. 19 siblings of former students were semi-prepared for what would be required of them. THE MOLE reality game proved to add a new dimension to strategy games. A Day on Mount Olympus, A Site to See, Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, Titanic Exhibit, Classic TV shows, The First BEST Boy and BEST girl dancers for Puttin' on the Hits (great job to Sammy and Anais).

There were Mexican  and German Weddings where the fine art of Hat Dancing and decorating and using a Stein were key to celebrating (Eins, Zwei, G'Suffa!). The Amityville Horror made it's way back after 5 years in hiatus, Native American reports, Democrat/Republican Reports, President Reports, Science Theory Essays, Quantum Words and a few other items left their first year mark on this particular group of students that liked working together.

We watched this group grow with the greatest jump in self-confidence as they were forced to do more things in front of the class with a public eye. They grew leaps and bounds with every single challenge that was placed before them. We know that each of them will go onto 8th Grade with a new sense of self and fully aware as to reach their potential. We wish them well as they continue their journey toward their life, goals, dreams and aspirations.

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PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL: MATT ESSINGTON

SECRETARY STUDENT COUNCIL: CHELSEA BARRETO

BEST ALL AROUND BOY 7th GRADE: SAMMY CENTRELLA

8th Grade Promotion 2006

BEST ALL AROUND 8th GRADE BOY: SAMMY CENTRELLA

TEACHERS' CHOICE AWARD: MATT ESSINGTON    

BEST ATHLETE BOYS' SIDE OF THE GYM: JOHN APPLEGATE (shared)  

2005-2006

Section 7-13

Mr. Heitmann's Class

Scott Butler	Matthew Cain	Karlee Carchio
Christopher Carlucci	Nikki Columbus	Tara DeNucci
Bianca DeVivo	Steven DiLeo	Ryan Hughes
Nichole Hung	Jessica Joseph	Zachary Kahl
Alyssa Lindenbaum	Rachel Marino	Brandon Otiepka
Ashley Sullivan	Stephanie Torode	Nicholas Vitale

Section 7-14

Mrs. Barnfield's Class

Taylor Almonte National Honor Society H.S.	Krysten Brannick National Honor Society H.S.	Kevin Brennan
Jacki Curtis	Adam Daudier	Michael Davis National Honor Society H.S.
Jessica Durnian	A.J. Esposito	Nicholas Essington National Honor Society H.S.
John Farmer	Chelsea Florczak National Honor Society H.S.	Thomas Foiles
James Gibbons	Anna Icovino	Logan Jones
Chad Keklak	Anthony Martino	Christopher Mnich
James Priestley	Nicholas Rucci	Zachary Smith
Stephanie Ulatowski	Courtney Vindigni National Honor Society H.S.	Victor Wilenta
Andrew Wright

17 SIBLINGS should have been at least savvy to what the year would demand of them. Tough Lessons, Tough Reality Checks, Tough Year. The class of 2005-2006 needed to overcome concerns before some from within the class would allow themselves to expand to the horizon. We began the year with a tremendous field trip to see BODY WORLDS at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. That was followed-up with our traditional Holiday Trip to New York City on a very cold day. Two competitive sets of  new versions of "Little Brother" and "The Mole" added a new spin to the year. Yet, none of those or a FIRST Oktoberfest Celebration, nor Daily Stuffed Christmas Stockings seemed to cause any real stir.

The 7th Grade World's Fair brought the challenge of Jamaica and Vatican City. Survivor, The Trial and a few other things were lost. The Indian in the Cupboard made a reappearance after a four year hiatus. The Weddings were French and Chinese by custom. WDSTF had some good ending projects. Despite opposition, their writing improved tremendously. This was the year of the NJASK test. 

TEN of our students were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society (though a few more certainly deserved to be). Many were involved in soccer, track, basketball, baseball, softball, wrestling, field hockey, cross country, hand bells, and drama. Michael Davis won a Prestigious Award at Monsignor Donovan High School at the annual Scholastic Olympics. Actually, the entire team did well.

Wishing them Good Luck. . . . . .

June 16, 2006. . .A Chapter Closes.

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PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL: NICK ESSINGTON

VICE PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL: ANNA ICOVINO

8th Grade Promotion 2007

BEST ALL AROUND 8th GRADE GIRL: ANNA ICOVINO

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION: Courtney Vindigni - Valedictorian   

2006-2007

Section 7-9

Mr. Heitmann's Class

 

Nicole Andrukite	Joseph Bench	Breanna Bozzett
Michael Connolly	John Day	Lauren DeIudicibus
Brendan Dowd	Vincent Farmer	Cortney Hagaman
Shawn Harris	Brianna Kamen	Thomas Meyers
Ashlie Perez	Kathleen Pierce	Samantha Sadler
James Sakers	Joseph Schnorrbusch	Todd Scofidi
Mikayla Serafin	John Slowinski	Jonathan Valencia
Evan Ventura	Thomas Winters	Zachary Zeiner

Section 7-10

Mrs. Barnfield's Class

Alexis Andrews	Kevin Boyles	Cala Champury
Kelsey D'Andrea	Jacqueline Eak	Vincent Favia
Jenna Gellis National Honor Society H.S	Rebecca Grzyb National Honor Society H.S	Emily Guida
Alexander Hascha	Jillian Higgins	Gregory Kamback
Francesca Kieffer	Jordan Koziol	Sydney Lowenstein
Kaitlyn MacCalla	Mercedes Marchetti	Christian Negri
Nicholas Nesser	Armani Paccione	Christopher Parlow
Brenna Puza National Honor Society H.S	Kelly Schweis National Honor Society H.S.	Alyssa Sparano
Austin Stark National Honor Society H.S	Robert Syvarth

Well, what can be said? There are groups of students, there are groups of good students and then there are groups of exceptional students. This group will have the distinction of never losing an envelope off of the "Coulda Woulda, Shoulda" Wall. They worked well together from the start. The usual projects were introduced very early and completed in a very organized manner. Immediately, there was no barrier between the two sections; they bought into the idea of one big group from the start. We had a tremendous annual trip into New York City at Christmas. The most interesting versions of Little Brother and The Mole were played out. A double wedding ceremony in the Greek Tradition brought about a fun atmosphere.

The World's Fair allowed us to explore Brazil and South Korea with the most creative country displays ever presented by our sections. Students who normally were passive in class took great leadership skills to a new height with that project. happily, The Trial returned with a creative cast of characters that took on the novel, And Then There Were None in a newly revamped hypothetical trial of Vera Claythorne. Then, a new project, THE WAR introduced strategy skills to a new level. The year also brought SURVIVOR finally to the front of the playing field as a game.

Due to their camaraderie and attitude, the class of 2006-2007 was the first 7th grade group to ever have an ULTIMATE FIELD TRIP opened up to them so early. Many signed-up for the 2009 trip to Italy, Switzerland and France. It will be a great experience taking them there with other students. At the end of the year, they got to enjoy the FIRST EVER organized 7th Grade Field Trip to the Franklin Institute to see the treasures of King Tutankhamen.

They were a very accomplished group. 18 of them were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. In the 3rd marking Period 40 of them made honor roll. Many wrote essays to run for Student Council, and then Jordan, Kelsey, Nick, Brendan, Mercedes, Chris, Cala, Rebecca, and Greg all got to run for office. They will always have a special spot here on the Student Salute page. They were thoughtful, kind, concerned, conscientious, resourceful and for the most part. . .VERY HONEST. A VERY difficult group to follow! They will be VERY MUCH missed.

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PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL: NICHOLAS NESSER

VICE-PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL: BRENDAN DOWD 

TREASURER OF STUDENT COUNCIL: CHRISTOPHER PARLOW

REBECCA GRZYB & GREG KAMBACK

 CO-Presidents National Junior Honor Society 

KELSEY D'ANDREA Vice President National Junior Honor Society 

BEST ALL AROUND BOY 7th GRADE: BRENDAN DOWD

BEST ALL AROUND GIRL 7th GRADE: REBECCA GRZYB

BEST MALE 7th GRADE ATHLETE: VINNY FAVIA

8th Grade Promotion 2008

BEST ALL AROUND 8th GRADE BOY: BRENDAN DOWD

TEACHERS' CHOICE AWARD: REBECCA GRZYB & NICK NESSER (shared)

PRINCIPAL'S AWARD: AUSTIN STARK   

BEST ATHLETE BOYS' SIDE OF THE GYM: BRENDAN DOWD & VINNY FAVIA (shared)  

They were promoted to high school on June 17, 2008.

I will truly miss all of them as they continue their journey through life.

They were a blessing to know.

Nicholas Auriemma National Honor Society H.S.	Joseph Boyles	John Carey
Steven Cimmino	Douglas Cuccinello	Harry Eaton
Eugene Filik	Samantha Kenny	Monil Mehta
John Morone National Honor Society H.S.	Caroline Mullen	Alicia Nesser
Brianna Novak	Luke Parsons	Margaret Pedersen
Kelly Petillon National Honor Society H.S.	Jeffrey Rankel	Jessica Sansone
Bradford Smith National Honor Society H.S.	Megan Sweeney	Dana Van De Vaarst
Vincent Vecchio	Daniel Wojtaszek

Well, the 2007-2008 class left quite a lasting impression. This year was a mix of "did" and "could have" students. For the most part, the majority of the students appreciated all that was provided to them. Most of them decided to be willing participants in sharing the journey that would bring them to a comfortable level of learning. Many flourished in their writing and speaking skills. many broke out of their shells. Many formed lasting friendships. There were some who didn't change at all- at least not in attitude or appreciation for things (I feel sorry for them and hope they mature...if not life will be quite difficult for them).  Yet, among them, there were tremendous changes in academic attitude and personal growth. there are more than a few who will willingly accept any challenge that will befall them. Hopefully, they will all learn to walk alone without the over zealous contribution of those that don't want them to be independent learners and who may detract them from becoming the fulfillment of their own potential.

17 of them earned a spot in the National Junior Honor Society. They should be quite proud of themselves. In the last marking period, 34 of the 49 students attained Honor Roll or Distinguished Honor Roll Status. 8 of them were chosen for the Peer to Peer Program. They did a tremendous job at bringing Russia and the Cherokee nation to life in the World's Fair. Some of the best Site to See projects were presented this year. Dissection lab was very well experienced. Of course, the Annual December Field Trip was a positive experience. Mrs. Barnfield's Wedding Project brought Jewish and Italian traditions home with flair. Superb News Broadcasts demonstrated great originality, and of course, Puttin' on the Hits was a hit. Sadly, some fun culminating activities (The War, Survivor, A Day of Disaster, Sundae Service) were lost due to the actions of a few students.

June 18, 2008- They all walked out the door and moved onto 8th Grade.

They are wished much luck as they move forward.

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THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

Needless to say...we are quite proud!

HARRY EATON

President National Junior Honor Society 

KAILEIGH ALLEN Vice President National Junior Honor Society 

RACHEL HANSEN Historian National Junior Honor Society 

KRAEMER CLAYTON Secretary  National Junior Honor Society

SAMANTHA KENNY Treasurer National Junior Honor Society 

SECRETARY STUDENT COUNCIL: DANIEL WOJTASZEK

BEST MALE 7th GRADE ATHLETE: BRADFORD SMITH

8th GRADE GRADUATION 2009

BEST ATHLETE BOYS' SIDE OF THE GYM: STEVEN CIMMINO

TEACHER'S CHOICE AWARD: NICHOLAS AURIEMMA 

Section 7-13

Mr. Heitmann's Class

Julinho Apaza	Nethaniel Attias	Cassandra Bernyk
Gabriel Buono	Celine DeCaro	Nicholas DiLeo
Amber Gallicchio	Stephen Harms	Matthew Hascha
Kaitlyn Hauser	Anthony Jones	Joshua Ketcham
Daniel Kleban	Megan Lindenbaum	Alex Mendez
Angela Miceli	Ashley Reilley	Matthew Vacirca
Nicole Vazquez	Nicholas Wainwright	Nicholas Zbranak

Section 7-14

Alyssa Bahto	Spencer Binondo	Kyle Bogert
Nicole Bravata	Andrew Cannata	Amos Corralez
Brian DeAlmeida	Margaret Ehrola	Cori Esposito
Jessica Gonzalez	Dale Kocher	Raymond LeChien
Joey Licata	Vincent Mack	Mitchell Mecca
Kira Miller	Nicole Miller	Jordan Rassmann
Drew Scott	Thomas Self	Alexandra Sivcova
Kyle Soltmann	Krista Thomson	Courtney Tylutki
Nikki Whritenour

And so, we bid a fond farewell to the  2008-2009 class. At first, this very apprehensive group appeared as if they would have a difficult time coming together as a team. Yet, very quickly, they were bound together to bring a unique unity to the classroom environment. Many leaders and many personalities took on roles of great proportions throughout the year. This group was overwhelmingly phenomenal during film analysis presentations.  As a matter of fact, an even greater variety of classics was given to them as they seemed to relish in the new world of films as a writing tool. 

The BODIES Exhibition was a great field trip in the fall which was of course followed by our annual Christmas Field Trip to NYC in December. This was definitely one of our most musical groups since the 2006 / 2007 year. A wide variety of instruments was played, and we had many from the hand bells in our class. On top of that artistic world, the countries of Vatican City and Germany were brought to life for the annual World's Fair by dedicated and skillful artists. In addition, there was more than a respectable number of students from the performing arts. 

They also share something very special with the 7th grade class of 2006-2007; they never lost an envelope off the "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda" Board, As if tying that class with that honor wasn't enough, they also enjoyed receiving "The War!" project AND they are the only other class thus far to play and enjoy SURVIVOR. They were invited to join the ULTIMATE FIELD TRIP to Italy / Austria / Czech Republic with the Class of 2007-2008 & to open up the 2011 trip to Italy / Switzerland /Germany. This group also received a new project, A Day of Disaster, which tested their quick thinking skills and forced them to work together in a tough problem solving situation. A new generation of Harry Potter readers was born this year as well.

We will miss them, and we wish them luck as they continue to grow and learn from each other as well as from their teachers/ parents!

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8th Grade Promotion 2010

BEST ATHLETE BOYS' SIDE OF THE GYM: DREW SCOTT

Daniel Berg	Reilly Bonner	Omayma Bougdour
Riel Champury	Alana Colabella	Emily Filik
Justin Geber	Valerie Grimm	Ja'Quez Johnson
James Juliano	Kristianna Kawa	Austin Koziol
Lucas Luz	Kimberly Metta	Dominick Nesser
Thomas Parsons	Jaclyn Person	Danielle Prachthauser
Kendall Rankin	Tyler Rozell	Dina Sheri
Carter Smith	Casey Stackable	Alexa Venice
Courtney Wicker

So, can a class walk in and be really changed by the end of the year? The answer to that was magnified by a huge yes, after the 2009-2010 school year came to a close. This was a group that truly learned how to work together to overcome many unique challenges that were brought to them. Strong-willed individuals kept the classes moving forward as the group began to give birth to uniquely independent learners that "took charge" of their learning. The results of this was seen after the standardized test results came back and reflected learners who had truly taken what they were taught to heart and made the information given to them part of their daily routines.

The Annual BODIES Exhibition was a great field trip in the fall (wonderfully placed next to Halloween) which was of course followed by our annual Christmas Field Trip to NYC in December.  The countries of Bermuda and the Czech Republic brought amazing display results which had never been attempted. They definitely had no problem expressing themselves by the end of the year. With a hot topic trial (mercy killing) and powerful debaters born, this group definitely knew how to speak their mind. They were also a true group to emerge on Facebook as becoming fast friends.

They were invited to join the ULTIMATE FIELD TRIP to Italy and Spain. It is hoped that they will continue to be the leaders that they have demonstrated they can be.

PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL: JAMES JULIANO

VICE-PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL: COURTNEY WICKER 

TREASURER OF STUDENT COUNCIL: KRISTI KAWA

TEACHER'S CHOICE AWARD: ALANA COLABELLA 

BEST ATHLETE GIRLS' SIDE OF THE GYM: DANIELLE PRACHTHAUSER

2010-2011

Section 7-7

Mr. Heitmann's Class

Jessica Albanese	Shelby Andrews	Brittani Biroc-Klein
Morgan Caro	Michael Cruz	Julia Davis
Tyler DeAlmeida	Meg Dowd	Ryan Hawkins
Dalton Lott	Gianna Martin	Dana Morris
Alexandra Nagy	Shaiann Perez	Tianna Rogers
Mary Russomanno	Jack Satterlee	Jake Scott
Daniel Smith	Joseph Sperduto	Spencer Szabady
Niklas Tartaglione	Dayna Trotter	Nicholas Valencia
Michael Vecchio	Erick Villalobos	Bryanna Webber
Cory Wilson	Thomas Zbranak

Section 7-8

PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL: SHAUN SMITH

TREASURER OF STUDENT COUNCIL: CONNOR FRITZSCH

HISTORIANS OF STUDENT COUNCIL: JESSICA ALBANESE, JACOB GREENBERG, KYLE OLIVIERA

THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

KYLE OLIVIERA

President National Junior Honor Society 

JACOB GREENBERG Historian National Junior Honor Society 

JULIE CANNATA Secretary  National Junior Honor Society

BRYANNA WEBBER Treasurer National Junior Honor Society 

BEST MALE 7th GRADE ATHLETE: Dylan Gardner & Jacob Greenberg

BEST FEMALE 7th GRADE ATHLETE: Julie Cannata

BEST All Around 7th Grade Boy:  Jacob Greenberg

Mr. Heitmann's Class

Ryan Betlow	John Bruno	Noah Buono
Chase Cumella	Giavana Giglio	Jennifer Higgins
David Jamnik	Andrew Jones	Christopher Juliano
Emily Kurc	Clarissa Lambusta	Angelina Lantieri
Matthew Lepis	Andrew Lindenbaum	Julia Merenda
Tom Miller	Lori Petillon	Liam Poland
Jessica Rasera	Tyler Roshala	Heather Scherer
A.J. Serrino	Ethan Voorhees	Akira Wasniewski
Joey Woods