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By: Coach Robert Herre

Congratulations goes out to the boys’ track team for winning the white division at the GMC Relays. Within the contest, the 4x4 team broke a John F. Kennedy Memorial High School record that stood for 48 years. In 1968 Steve Ricciardi, Charlie Carroll, Gary Albersten, and Jim

Cimaglia recorded a time of 3:23.2 in the 1600m relay. This season, Anthony Del Popolo, Thambu Jisnu, Nate Brown, and AJ Moore lowered the mark to an impressive 3:22.86 which places them with two other Kennedy relay teams to qualify for the New Balance Nationals in North Carolina. Congratulations on making history boys!

Boys’ Track 4x4 Team Breaks Longstanding School Record

John F. Kennedy Memorial High School

A State of New Jersey Best Practice School A National & State of New Jersey “Learn & Serve” Leader School A New Jersey Governor’s School of Excellence

Volume 24, Issue 4

June 2016

NEWSLETTER

John F. Kennedy Memorial H.S. A State of New Jersey Best Practice School

June 20156 A National & State of New Jersey Service-Learning Leader School

As the school year comes to a close, we would like to commend the teachers and staff of John F. Kennedy Memorial High School, who have continued to demonstrate their commitment to excellence during the second semester. We consistently examined our instructional practices and school procedures with a focus on impacting student achievement and creating a school climate based on tolerance and acceptance. It’s a time of great excitement for many students as they move to the next grade, or move on to the next chapter in their lives. We would like to congratulate our students, faculty, administrators, parents, and the JFK Memorial High School community for their support and contributions to the following community fund raising projects during the school year:

It is truly an outstanding accomplishment by the JFK community to raise funds for these worthy projects. Once again we have shown the Woodbridge Township Community that we are one of the Best high schools in the State of New Jersey. Both students and faculty are to be commended for their hard work and commitment towards improving our community. Our staff and students are to be congratulated for being recognized by U.S. News and World Report as a “Silver Medal” school, for the 5

th year in a row,

one of only 1962 from among over 21,000 high schools across the United States! John F. Kennedy Memorial High School was ranked #58 out of 444 high schools in New Jersey. Our athletic teams have all performed well during the spring season. We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our Boys’ Track team on winning the GMC Division Championships. Congratulations also goes out to our Show Choir and Women’s Choir on their 1

st Place Honors in the Parks Music

Festival at Kutztown University. We congratulate all of our students for their hard work in the classroom and beyond. All of their efforts have made this year truly successful. To the graduating Class of 2016, good luck on the path you have chosen after high school. We look forward to learning about all of the wonderful things you will accomplish in future years.

A Message from Our Principal John F. Kennedy Memorial

High School Newsletter

The John F. Kennedy Memorial High School Newsletter is published four times a year. It is prepared at Kennedy using Microsoft Publisher. The electronic file is made available on the JFK Website.

Michael A. Cilento,

Principal Sherry Wandras,

Vice Principal Steve Caroscio, Vice Principal

Newsletter Staff:

Brittany Miller, Editor Danielle Salsman, Editor

WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION

DR. ROBERT ZEGA SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

JOHN BADER

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION

BRIAN WOLFERMAN

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR/ BOARD SECRETARY

JOANNE SHAFER

DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL SERVICES

JULIE BAIR

DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL SERVICES

BOARD OF EDUCATION

EZIO TAMBURELLO, PRESIDENT DANIEL HARRIS, VICE PRESIDENT

MARIE ANDERSON FRANK DELLAPIETRO III

JOHN GOLDEN BRIAN MOLNAR

JONATHAN TRIEBWASSER JOSEPH VELEZ EILEEN ZULLO

Cards to Veterans

Tooling Around the Township

Veteran’s Breakfast

Operation Christmas Child

Thanksgiving Food Drive (St. James)

Trick or Treat Unicef

Breast Cancer Walk

Valentines for Veterans

NHS Blood Drive

Earth Day Fair – Eco-Friendly Club

Project Graduation Gift Auction

Iselin Community for Education Car-nival

Backpacks for Foster Kids

“Walk all Over Cancer”

Alzheimer’s Association

Colonia Clean-Up

“Cast a Can When You Vote” – “We Feed”

Menlo Park Veterans

Melanoma 5K

Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Walk



News from the Visual Arts Department

By Mrs. Acuna-Francisco

The JFK Art Show took place on May 5th, over 500 works of art decorated the walls of our school, which included paintings, photographs, drawings, sculptures, architectural drawings, and mixed media from Mrs. Ritger’s, Mrs. Madden’s, Mr. Bergin, & Mrs. A’s classes. The Senior AP Art

Studio students displayed the phenomenal work they have been creating all year. Each artist had their own space to create a concept for and display their concentration.

On May 24th, Mrs. Acuna-Francisco’s AP Studio & Art Major students had a full ART excursion in NYC. Students visited the School of Visual Arts, a number of galleries in the Chelsea district,

enjoyed the sculpture gardens of the High Line and ended the day at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Students had a wonderful time and were inspired by all the masters and contemporary artists.

Good luck to our Art

Seniors and your future

endeavors, you will be missed

at the Room 134 studio!



News from the Visual Arts Department (Continued)



National Honor Society Keeps Busy This Spring

By: Mariah Simpson, Secretary It has been a busy but exciting past few months for the members of JFK High School’s National Honor Society! On March 23, 2016 the annual Induction Ceremony occurred where 26 junior members were inducted into their chapter. These 26 members (pictured right) showed exemplary participation in the four pillars of the National Honor Society: leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The ceremony additionally honored the 30 graduating senior members – with members going to colleges including Rutgers University, The University of Southern California, and Duke University.

On April 17, 2016 JFK High School’s National Honor Society junior and senior members attended the annual MS Walk at Oak Ridge Park (pictured above). This three mile walk helped raise money and awareness for Multiple Sclerosis. On their own, the National Honor Society raised over $300 to go to the National MS Society of New Jersey. We are very proud of the fundraising that the students did!

On May 23, 2016 the junior and senior members of JFK High School’s National Honor Society visited veterans at the Menlo Park Memorial Home in Edison, NJ (pictured below). The NHS members helped veterans paint rocks to put outside in their garden which was a fun time for all. In addition, the NHS members were educated about the veteran’s experiences through conversation. JFK Sophomore Jarred Tolley skillfully played piano at the Memorial Home for the veterans to enjoy. We will miss our graduating seniors but are

very excited for what is in store for the Class of

2017 chapter of JFK’s National Honor Society!



Business Honor Society Field Trip: A Visit to the Apple Store and a Business Etiquette Luncheon

By: Mrs. Danielle Salsman, Advisor

On Monday April 18th, the Business Honor

Society took

a field trip for

a day of

education

and

enjoyment.

They began

at the Apple

Store at

Menlo Park

Mall where

they attended Digital Marketing Workshop. The

Apple Store employees opened the store early to

the JFKBHS students and lead a lesson (pictured

above) in creating Public Service Announcements

using

iMovie on

the Mac.

The

students

then had

the

remaining

time to film

and create

their PSAs

(pictured

above) on

topics which

ranged from

shoplifting, to

STEM, to

pollution.

The students

got a flash

drive

wristband on which to download their finished PSAs

to take home. They also got a t-shirt and a certificate

upon completion of the workshop.

Following the workshop, the Business Honor Society students walked to the Macaroni Grill for a private business luncheon hosted by Maria Joyce of The Protocol School of New Jersey. Maria engaged the students discussing proper dining etiquette in a business setting (pictured above). She covered topics ranging from greetings and place settings to continental dining and appropriate conversation. The students were able to learn a lot from Ms. Joyce and enjoyed a delicious meal as well! Overall the students had a great day, and the time with the Apple Store and The Protocol School of New Jersey was a great learning experience.

The students with their certificates

The students pose for a picture with Ms. Joyce and Mrs. Salsman after the

business etiquette luncheon



JFK Juniors Elected To Prestigious Boys State 2016

By: Mrs. Alison Kirk, Guidance Congratulations to Umang Patel, Mohmoadsani Manjara, and Alexandar Moore on being selected as delegates of the 2016 American Legion Jersey Boys State and Girls State Program. The boys were selected by Post 471 through a rigorous review of their community activism, academic record, and interview. Candidates must display principles of leadership, character, patriotism and service. This year marks the American Legion’s 71

th annual session of Boys

State, a selective and fast-paced mock government and youth leadership conference. Beginning at Rider University on June 19th, American Legion Boys State is a prestigious program in which students will have the opportunity to govern and interact with some of the top New Jersey high school juniors and run their own mythical state. The delegates will learn about real-life issues affecting our society today and brainstorm

solutions with their peers. They will also hear from a variety of guest speakers such as councilmen, mayors, freeholders, county executives, assemblymen, senators, and governors. Our high-achieving juniors were selected to attend the 2016 Boys State conference for their combination of extracurricular leadership, academic aptitude, and genuine interest in political science. Congratulations to these JFK stars on this spectacular achievement!

http://www.boysandgirlsstate.org/boys.html



Senior a Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program

By: Mrs. Alison Kirk, Guidance

The John F. Kennedy Guidance Department

is proud to announce that senior David Tian has

been honored as a Finalist in the 2015 National

Merit Scholarship Program. The National

Merit® Scholarship Program is an academic

competition for recognition and scholarships

that began in 1955. High school students enter

the National Merit Program by taking the

Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholar ship

Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®)—a test which

serves as an initial screen of approximately 1.5

million entrants each year–and by meeting

published program entry/participation

requirements. It is no surprise David has come

so far in this elite competition. David’s stellar

transcript reflects success in the most

challenging courses available at our high

school, and will have completed 16 AP courses

by his June graduation.

A National AP Scholar, David’s competitive

resume includes participation In Governor’s

School for Engineering and Technology at Rider

University and an array of leadership activities.

More specifically, he leads our Senior Class and

Math Team as president. His resume also

includes the office of Treasurer of National

Honors Society and a member of both Spanish

and Science Honors Societies. David has

displayed athletic talents both in the pool as a

member of our varsity swim team for several

consecutive seasons and has participated on

our volleyball team.

There seems to be no limit to David’s

accomplishments and potential for collegiate

success. We wish him all the best for continued

success as he majors in computer science at

Rutgers University this fall.

http://www.nationalmerit.org/entering.php



Dance Exchange Hosts Hip Hop Dance Class

By: Ms. Michelle Perosi, Advisor JFK Dance Exchange ended their 2015-2016 Season with a Master Hip Hop Class taught by Mr. Jay T. Jenkins! Jay T’s class consisted of the history and evolution of Hip Hop Dance as a dance style and culture. The students participated in an hour long movement class that ended with an intense Hip Hop Dance Battle! Ms. Mayer and Mrs.Perosi even battled it out! As the school year comes to an end we are excited yet sad to say, “Goodbye” to the seniors who are moving on. Ms. Mayer and Mrs. Perosi are grateful to have worked with some of the amazing

students of the Class of 2016. “Thank you, Thank you, Thank you” to Elijah Asilo, Jecci DeGuzman, Frankie Maravilla, and Lance Toledo for sharing your love and passion for dance with your fellow students of the JFK Dance Exchange. For the past four years you graced the JFK Auditorium Stage with amazing choreography and performances. You fellas are a tough act to follow! Ms. Mayer and Mrs. Perosi will miss you dearly! Best of luck to you and to the Class of 2016! Dance Exchange looks forward to the 2016-2017 School Year. Until then….KEEP ON DANCIN!



JFK Choirs Have a Busy and Successful Spring

By: Ms. Christine Scott, Director Thank you to everyone that came to our Spring Concert on Thursday, May 19 - it was night full of excellent performances, including a beautiful send-off for our seniors. Congrats to all singers involved and thanks to student accompanists Nate Brown and Angel Sanchez Pena. The JFK Chorus gave a joint performance with the Iselin Middle School Choir at their Spring Concert on

Thursday, May 12. Their performance of the South African folk song “Siyahamba” was powerful, with nearly 200 singers performing! Thanks to Mr. Tamashausky and the IMS Choir for inviting us. The JFK Concert Choir’s annual Egg Hunt took place on Saturday, March 19. Fun was had by all! Nearly 500 families from the community came to take part in the festivities. This years’ Bagel Thursday sales have also been a success, thanks to our regular customers and our new partnership with Knot Just Bagels. Sales have ended for the year. The Concert Choir will be using funds acquired for a trip to NYC on Saturday, June 11 - itinerary includes a sightseeing lunch cruise, Madame Tussaud’s

Wax Museum, Ellen’s Stardust Diner (with singing waitstaff) and tickets to see

Aladdin on Broadway. The JFK Chamber Choir, JFK’s most elite singing group, performed at Woodbridge Township Education Foundation’s Excellence in Education Dinner alongside the IMS Select Choir on March 16. They also performed at the Middlesex County Education Association’s Black Tie Gala on

April 8 and Woodbridge’s Annual Multicultural Day on April 23. We can expect many more

Women’s Choir and Show Choir after their competition

Miss Scott, Miss Snyder, and Choir Officers with their competition Trophies!

Women’s Choir and Show Choir after the Awards Ceremony



JFK Choirs (Continued)

community performances from this group in the future! The JFK Show Choir performed in the Music in the Parks festival at Dorney Park on Saturday, May 14 with stunning results - the group earned 1

st place in its division, earning

a superior rating, the “Best Overall Choir” award and a perfect score of 100. The Show Choir has not earned a superior rating in nearly 6 years and, according to the emcee of the competition, no group has ever achieved a perfect score of 100 in the history of the

competition itself. We are very proud of the Show Choir’s achievements! This group also recently performed at the Evergreen Senior Center for the Senior Center Volunteer Luncheon on May 25. The JFK Women’s Choir, JFK’s newest ensemble, also performed in the Music in the Parks festival on Saturday, May 14. This group rehearsed a total of 5 times prior to the competition. In this group’s first public performance, they scored 1

st place in their

division, with a superior rating and a score of 95.5. We can expect great things from this ensemble next year!

Want to join the JFK

Choirs? Come to

Show Choir

auditions (for the

general student

body) on

Wednesday, June

8 at 6pm in the

auditorium or see

your guidance

counselor about

adding Chorus to

your class schedule. Our program is growing

and we want YOU to be a part of it!

Women’s Choir after the competition

Chamber Choir at Woodbridge Multicultural Day Celebration (BOE VP

Daniel Harris as Uncle Sam)

Chorus at the Spring Concert Performance



French Honor Society Has a “Fun-Filled Year”

By: Sydney MCGowan, President It's been a fun-filled year for the 2015-2016 chapter of the French Honor Society. Advised by Mrs. McCann with help from seniors: Laila Abbas, and Priyanka Bansal, as well as juniors Sydney McGowan, and Uzma Mohammed, the FHS succeeded in creating multiple cultural appreciation events for the community of Woodbridge. Most commendable are the visit to The Golden Circle Seniors group in Avenel, the crafts students prepared for Easter celebration for staff and for the children at Our Lady of Peace church, and the upcoming French Fair at Iselin Middle School. The visit with the senior citizens took place in February, 2016. The students of the FHS put together different stations in order to educate the seniors on various aspects of French culture. Two crowd favorites were the dance station, where members taught the senior citizens a short dance to a song by the popular French singer Stromae, and the bingo station, where players sought to guess the meaning of various French words based on similarities between English and French. At the end of the visit, when members and seniors sat down to sample an assortment of French foods, the consensus was that the FHS members

would definitely be welcomed back anytime. The seniors even wished them "au revoir" as they left to show off their newly learned French skills! Our organization’s last big event for the year is happening at Iselin Middle School on June 2nd. The French Fair has been a tradition for several years now, and is always the highlight of the year for the students enrolled in the French program. Many current members of FHS actually experienced the French Fair during their middle school years, and now are working hard to ensure the current 8

th graders receive the same

experience they did. With stations ranging from French skits to art in francophone countries, to crêpe-making, the students at the middle school are truly in for a treat.

It is clear that because the undeterred efforts of everyone involved in our group, from our advisor: Mrs. McCann to our hard-working members, Kennedy's French Honor Society has succeeded in spreading French culture throughout Woodbridge Township. As the school year winds down, already plans for next year's members have cropped up. One thing is for

sure: the FHS will continue on its path of cultural appreciation and education to all members of our community.



An Eventful Year for the JFK American Cancer Club

By: Mrs. Nichole Lesniak, Advisor

The 2015-2016 school year was an eventful one for the Kennedy American Cancer Society Club! Along with our usual bake sales, we held a few fantastic fundraisers to raise awareness and some funds to pass on to the American Cancer Society. In the fall, the club ran a “Guess How Many Kisses” contest. For just $1, students could guess how many Hershey kisses were in a jar. The winner, senior Shivani Desai, won all the kisses, as well as an Amazon gift card. Then, just in time for Christmas, we sold porcelain an-gel-wing ornaments for $2 each. They were the perfect way to honor the memory of those we have lost to cancer. And finally, in honor of Val-entine’s Day, we sold tins of mini-mints. All-in-all, the club managed to raise nearly $800. We are incredibly thankful to the students and faculty here at JFK for their generosity and continued support. We would not be nearly so successful without all of you!

I would also like to take this time to thank and bid a fond farewell to our club officers, Ash-ley Conroy, Nabihah Amatullah, Harshil Patel (pictured left) and Claudia Valverde (not pic-tured). This club would not exist without the four of you, and it was your hard work and inspiration that has made us what we are. Additionally, I want to thank all of the seniors who helped out this year (pictured above), but most of all Zia Bedi, Connor Freeman and Stephanie Hutton – you were instrumental in all of our successes. We will miss you next year, but wish all of you nothing but the best in the future. Remember that great things come from humble beginnings.

Looking forward to the 2016-2017 school year, next year’s group has some big shoes to fill! Taking over as President and Vice President will be Ranjeeka Sharma and Anna Akbar, re-spectively. We will hold elections in the fall to fill the positions of Treasurer and Secretary. Hope-fully, we will have continued success in raising money to combat the plague that is Cancer.



Kennedy Business Students Achieve Microsoft Office Specialist Status

By: Mrs. Danielle Salsman Throughout the school year, students in Microsoft Word and Digital Presentations classes have been administered the Microsoft Office Specialist Exam for Word and PowerPoint 2010. A special congratulations goes out to Urvish Patel who scored a perfect 1000 on his PowerPoint exam. The Business Department also wishes to congratulate the following students, who received a passing score and earned their MOS certificate. Word Abdul, Dua Addeo, Sebastian Ahmed, Mohammad Ahmed, Nimrah Alfaro, Jeffry Allijan, Alyssa Aponesto, Rogel Armstead, Giselle Arya, Akhilesh Barcelo, Andrea Batista, Stephanie Beaman, Khairah Bennet, Justine Blair, McKenna Cabrera, Daniel Cho, Lois Chowaniec, Caitlyn Cruz, Nathaniel Dalal, Vrushti

Dave, Abhishek Davis, Kyle Dedhia, Karan Della Torre, Jenna Dey, Aratrika DiSanto, Rachel Eduardo, Dyani Fabbricatore, Roman Faldu, Aashi Flores, Wesley Garay, Elias Garcia, Jacqueline Holly, Christopher Ihekuna, Chinaenye Impaglia, Juliana Javier, Kirsten Kadri, Umair Kalia, Keshav

Kapoor, Vidhi Kennedy, D'Andre Kistangari, Pragna Krakowski, Nicholas Kumar, Rakeesh Ledesma, Jian Carlo Lodato, Melissa Madsen, Emilee Mallamaci, Matthew Manahan, Joshua McMahon, Hannah Mellage, Sydney Mendez, Dara Moore, Darron Morin, Rachel Munoz, Daniel Obertan, Alex Oyinkolade, Oladimeji Pahuja, Gaurav Patel, Alisha

Patel, Dev Patel, Dikshita Patel, Durvish Patel, Kritik Patel, Krusha Patel, Neil Patel, Prashil Patel, Shyamal Patel, Simren Patel, Urvish Patel, Vishwas Patel, Yash Patel, Yug Pena, Emily Polera, Daniel Quintos, Raphael Rana, Nakul Rodriguez, Samantha Rosado, Daphne Ruiz, Jaylin Sehgal, Partha Shah, Priya Shah, Yash Shehata, Ghada Spiewak, Matthew Sutariya, Jinal Tolentino, Jeremy Valverde, David Velez, Sarah Verma, Nisha Verma, Prince Vira, Michael Yock, Sabrina Young, Kristen Zulkifl, Rad PowerPoint Abbas, Bushra Abdelaal, Sally Abdul, Dua Abrego, Gabriella Abreu, Aralyz Addeo, Sebastian Ahmed, Mohammad Akhtar, Aimun

Alfaro, Jeffry Alim, Hadi Allijan, Alyssa Anumapuram, Preetham Aponesto, Rogel Armstead, Giselle

Arya, Akhilesh Babar, Rodaba Banks, Aurora Baran, Kris Barcelo, Andrea Barnes, Nidhi Batista, Stephanie Baumgarten, Katie Beaman, Khairah Behera, Niranjan Bennet, Justine Bhandari, Ujualla Bhat, Adeesh Bhupatkar, Mahek Billingsley, Kayla Blair, McKenna Bragg, Jonathan Buchholz, Marissa Bueno, Yordi Burroughs, Erica Cabrera, Daniel Carvalho, Andre Castillo, Dariel Castro, Brian Ceselka, Joseph Chandhoke, Sharon Chillious, Inayah Cho, Lois Chowaniec, Caitlyn Christian, Sarisha Chubbuck, Noelle Chuck, Matthew Coppola, Olivia



Kennedy Business Students Achieve Microsoft Office Specialist Status (Continued)

Dalal, Vrushti Dave, Abhishek Davis, Brendon Davis, Kyle Dedhia, Karan Del Popolo, Rosa Deleo, Vanessa Delgado, Faith Della Torre, Jenna Desai, Dhruv Dey, Aratrika DiSanto, Bianca DiSanto, Rachel Dubey, Purav Eduardo, Ariana Eduardo, Dyani Fabbricatore, Roman Faldu, Aashi Fardellone, Brenna Flores, Wesley Friederwitzer, Joshua Garay, Elias Garcia, Jacqueline Garison, Nicholas Gomez, Chris Goncalves, Raquel Gonzalez, Tiffany Guillen, Solanggy Hani, Migena Hernandez, Derek Hindy, Frank Holly, Christopher Ihekuna, Chinaenye Impaglia, Juliana Javier, Kirsten Johnson, Jayla Kachhia, Honey Kachhia, Ronak Kadri, Umair Kaleel, Muzammil Kalia, Keshav Kapinos, Aaron Kapoor, Chirag Kapoor, Vidhi Kaur, Gagandeep

Kaur, Puneet Kennedy, Caitlyn Kennedy, D'Andre Khan, Muhammad M Kirvalidze,George Kistangari, Pragna Krakowski, Nicholas Kumar, Manav Kumar, Rakeesh Kumari, Kim Lalla, Nicholas Larocque, Kayleigh Lavid, Samantha Ledesma, Jian Carlo Lee, David Limo, Ariana Lodato, Melissa Mackenzie, Carly Madsen, Emilee Mallamaci, Matthew Manahan, Joshua Manjara, Sadaf Martin, Rica Martinez, Luis Mastrolonardo, Nicholas Maynard, Jason Mc Carthy, Hope McMahon, Hannah Medal, Nicholas Mellage, Sydney Mendez, Dara Mercado, Jamie Migliozzi, Nicholas Mirza, Sabrina Mitchell, Brianna Montalvo, Alyssa Moore, Darron Mora, Katelynn Morales, Ashlie Morin, Rachel Munoz, Daniel Ndome, Khadika Nelson, Najai Obertan, Alex Oyinkolade, Oladimeji

Pahuja, Gaurav Pasumarti, Abhiram Patel, Alisha Patel, Dev Patel, Dikshita Patel, Durvish Patel, Janvi Patel, Jay Patel, Jaymin Patel, Kritik Patel, Krusha Patel, Nehee Patel, Neil Patel, Prashil Patel, Shyamal Patel, Simren Patel, Urvish Patel, Vishwas Patel, Yash Patel, Yug Paul, Malachi Pellrine, Brian Pena, Emily Pena, Guillermo Perez, Maya Pettus, Tazia Polera, Daniel Qayyum, Zoha Quezada, Amy Quintos, Raphael Rajput, Taha Raman, Samiksha Ramesh, Haritha Sri Rana, Nakul Rana, Pratham Ransom, Desiree Reyes, Ryne Rodriguez, Angellyn Rodriguez, Aviana Rodriguez, Samantha Rodriguez, Samuel Rosado, Daphne Ruiz, Jaylin Ruiz, Joseph Sajjad, Mohid

Sanchez, Adalberto Santana, Brian Santos, Citlalic Sehgal, Partha Shah, Manav Shah, Priya Shah, Yash Sharma, Shan Sica, Miranda Silva, Ariana Singer, Althea Singh, Harshneep Sosa, Sadie Spiewak, Matthew Suero, Jayson Sutariya, Jinal Thomas, Nimmy Thompson, Madison Tolentino, Jeremy Torres, Jordan Tovar, Kiara Tyrrell, Matthew Ulloa, Yaicel Vachhani, Devangi Valverde, David Vanjani, Rhea Vaquer, Ricky Velez, Sarah Verma, Nisha Verma, Prince Vira, Michael Washington, Damon Whalen, Shane Yock, Sabrina Young, Kristen Zahid, Sehar Zaib, Shah Zeleniak, Dakota Zulkifl, Rad



Boys’ Baseball 2016 Season Wrap-Up

By: Coach Eric Mills The 2016 JFK Baseball team lead by seniors Nazareth Barcellona, Joshua Buchholz, Ariel Tejeda and Jeremy Torres finished the year with a 7-16 overall record and 1-9 in the Greater Middlesex Conference White Division. The Mustangs won a post season GMC Play in game this year vs Dunellen, 12-2. Our postseason award winners were; David Morales Most Improved, Ariel Tejeda Mustang Award,

Vivek Patel Sportsmanship and Josh Buchholz Most valuable player. This season saw the Mustangs have 3 players bat over .280 in Josh Buchholz, Matt Godlewski and Nick Lepinski. On the mound Kennedy did just as well, with 3 pitchers posting and ERA under 4.00 in Jeremy Torres, Zack Schneider and Michael Matusz. The Mustang Baseball program is looking to continue to improve and grow in the seasons to come.

VARSITY ROSTER Sophomores Zackary Schneider Tyler Sharfetz

Juniors Matthew Godlewski Hakim Hamer Jake Heyer Nick Lepinski Michael Matusz Jordy Mora David Morales Vivek Patel Richard Rojas

Seniors Nazareth Barcellona Joshua Buchholz Ariel Tejeda Jeremy Torres



Boys’ Varsity Tennis Has “Rebuilding” Season

By: Coach Sharon DiLonardo The Boys’ Varsity Tennis team entered the 2016 season knowing that it would be considered a rebuilding year. Kennedy finished the 2015 season with a record of 8 wins – 13 losses and graduated 3 seniors from the starting line-up. The Mustangs were now faced with an entire new line-up, but were prepared to meet the upcoming challenges. A week before the season try-out began, returning Varsity singles player, Junior Siddhant Pathare, suffered a knee dislocation injury in Physical Education class. The injury sidelined Sidd for essentially the entire season as Sidd attended physical therapy with the hopes of returning to the line-up. The main goal of this season for the Mustangs was focused on player development and improvement. Faced with developing a solid singles line-up, many players stepped up and battled for the top three singles positions. The Mustangs were led by Senior Mathujan Yogarajah, moving up to the 1st singles position and compiling an individual season record of 4 wins – 15 losses. Junior Veer Kachhiapatel broke into the Varsity line-up earning the 2nd singles position posting a record of 10 wins – 9 losses. Junior Sameer Ahmad moved up from last year’s 2nd doubles position to fill the 3rd singles spot and set a mark of 9 wins – 8 losses. Returning Varsity player Senior Kunal Vanjani combined with new Varsity player junior Darshal Shah at 1st doubles to post a record of 8 wins – 9 losses. The 2nd doubles duo of Juniors Kedar Jani and newcomer Thamarat Singcharoenchai rounded out the line-up and set the best individual record for the team with 11 wins – 5 losses. Also seeing Varsity action was Senior transfer Prem Patel along with Sophomores Savan Patel and Brian Rose. The Mustangs were very happy to see Sidd work hard in his recovery and play in the last Varsity match of the season. The Mustangs started the season strong with wins over St. Joe’s and Colonia. By the end of the first two weeks of the season, the Mustangs had an even mark of 3 wins – 3 losses. It took a few matches for the line-up to gel and get on the winning track. The boys went on to win the next 7 matches in a row.

The Mustangs were competitive in every match, but hit a couple bumps in the road and suffered some disappointing losses to strong teams as the season came to a close. Despite the frustration of those matches, the Mustangs remained positive and determined throughout the season. The Mustangs were able to demonstrate a total team effort en route to four team wins recorded as 5-0 shut-out victories. Kennedy concluded the 2016 season with a GMC White Division record of 8 wins – 8 losses and a winning season record of 10 wins – 9 losses. The winning tradition continues! The season was a positive learning experience with many new players breaking into the starting line-up and several players learning the skills and

challenges of a new position. Our focus now is taking the lessons learned this season as we look towards the future to build our program. With six players returning in the line-up for next season, the future is bright for the Mustangs. Losing two seniors from the Varsity line-up, the Mustangs have a talented group of underclassmen ready to compete for a

starting position and continue our winning tradition. Showing a great deal of talent and promise are Sophomores Savan Patel, Vasu Patel, Brian Rose, Rishabh Shah and Naveenan Yogeswaran along with Freshmen Akhilesh Arya and Umair Kadri. Highlights of the season included competing for the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2 State Team tournament for the 12th year in a row. The Mustangs were eliminated in the first round by a strong Chatham squad. The 2016 Boys’ Tennis Spring Sports awards were presented to: Most Valuable Player – Veer Kachhiapatel, Most Improved Player – Mathujan Yogarajah (4 yr member), Sportsmanship Award –Kedar Jani, and Mustang Award – Kunal Vanjani (4 yr member). Congratulations to the 2016 Boys’ Tennis Team on a job well done! Coach DiLonardo and the Boys’ Varsity Tennis Team would like to wish our seniors Prem Patel, Kunal Vanjani and Mathujan Yogarajah the best of luck and offer a big and heartfelt “thank you” for their leadership, dedication, and contribution to making the memories of the season.



Kennedy Boys Track & Field Season Wrap-Up By: Coach Robert Herre

The boys track and field team had a very successful season maintaining the winning tradi-tion established at Kennedy. The white division winner is decided based on the records the teams post in their dual meets. This was a goal for our team and we went out and met it. We opened with an away meet at Perth Amboy where we had impressive marks posted on the track that day by Anthony Del Popolo, Thambu Jisnnu, Nate Brown and AJ Moore. Andrew Roberts led in points in the field events for our team. This close matchup came down to the last event where Deandre Carter cleared 6 feet in the high jump securing the Mustang victory. Next we faced off against Edison high school in a home meet. The boys team, who still have not lost on the new track installed a couple of years ago, had a lot to live up to. Del Popolo posted in-credible performances yet again in his four events, hurdling twice, running the 200m dash, and running as a part of our relay team. The boys walked away with another win in the divi-sion. After that, we hosted North Brunswick in a lob-sided victory, 98-42. This time, Roberts was our leading point getter with a perfect 20-points registered in the events he competed in. He was able to take first place in two jumping events, the 100m dash, and the javelin throw. Moore was second that day in points and we brought home

a great team-win overall. The climax of the divisional chase took place at Monroe where our boys and their boys both entered undefeated. Cristian Cardosa was able to steal a few points in the shot put facing a very strong and deep throwing squad from Monroe. Mamadou Ndome cleared a personal best of 11’6” in the pole vault after running an impres-sive open 400m dash. Our 4x400m relay team was a much-awaited spectacle for the crowd there and won in decisive manner. After a nail-biting evening, Roberts and Carter solidified the Mustang victory in the high jump once again.

The boys track team headed out to the Rock-et Relays in Raritan to start the season. In the pouring rain, many boys ran impressive races including some personal records. Del Popolo, Jissnu, Brown, Harvey Aberin, and Moore all brought home first place medals. The next invitational we went to was the Husky Relays in Ma-tawan. Once again fighting the inclement weather, the Mustangs were able to go in and

win the entire meet. Sam Senatore, Rahual Mahju, Mamadou Ndome, Devlin Sayles, and Danish Mansoori joined the usual suspects in medal winning performances that day. The first place victory, out of seventeen boys’ teams pre-sent, got the rest of the GMC talking. At the East Brunswick invitational Adeesh Bhat and David Wells obtained their first medals of the season while Armani Carrington picked up his second in the long jump. Afterwards, the boys traveled to Colts Neck for their big meet



Kennedy Boys Track & Field (Continued) where we came home with 23 medals in total. Roberts, Moore, and Del Popolo each came home with 4 medals for the 4 events they com-peted in. One of the many highlights of our season came at our second annual Mustang Invitational. The boys set the bar high last year by winning the whole thing and we knew we could not be outdone this year. Eleven different boys med-aled for us that day including a new meet record set by Del Popolo in the 400m intermediate hur-dles. Four medals each once again for Del Popolo and Moore and we were the talk of the town with how well our meet operated.

After, we went out to South Brunswick for the GMC Relays where we were able to win the divi-sional relay plaque. The most important race of the day for us was the 4x400m relay where Del Popolo, Jisnnu, Brown, and Moore broke a 48 year-old school record with a time that qualified them for New Balance Nationals (NBN) in North Carolina. Del Popolo, Moore, Sayles, and Rob-erts had also previously qualified for the 800m sprint medley at NBN as well as Del Popolo, Moore, Brown, and Sayles in the 1600m sprint medley. These accomplishments do not happen very often and is something the entire town should recognize.



Mustang Varsity Golf Shows Improvement

By: Coach Joseph Kirk The Mustang Varsity Golf team finished their season with a 6-14 record. As with any team, the expectation is to see improvement from the beginning to end. That was the case with the 2016 Golf team; their scores lowered as a team and on an individual basis from start to end. Players competing in varsity matches for the team were: Wyatt Emme, Ian Smith, Matt Clark, James Hart, Pritish Nayak, Alex Wolferman, and Russell Van Liew. The highlight of the season was beating rival Woodbridge High School both times we played them. Senior leadership was an integral part of this team. Seniors Wyatt

Emme and Ian Smith were very dedicated and great leaders for a team mostly made up of underclassmen.

Boys Volleyball Finishes with Winning Season

By: Coach Chris Bergondo

This year’s Mustangs boys’ volleyball finished the season with an overall record of 12-8 and 8-2 in the white division. The mustangs

were led by seniors Lance Toledo, David Tian, Derek Lopez , Connor Freeman, and Kush Patel. Senior Kush Patel will graduate holding several of the boys’ volleyball records including kills, blocks, and service points.

Lady Mustangs Softball Shows Improvement

By: Coach Maureen Gallagher

The Lady Mustangs Softball team finished the season 10-14. The coaching staff was very happy to see the improvement over the last 2 seasons. This season brought some ups and downs, as any season does. But some of our high points were very high. The Lady Mustangs defeated ranked

Bishop Ahr 4-2 to start a winning streak that last 2 weeks. The Mustangs then went on to beat cross town rivals the Patriots of Colonia in a thrilling 2-1 game in front of softball alumni from the last 30 years. The team will miss seniors Skylar Keller, Emily Velez and Clare Lewis. Their hard work and determination will help them be successful in all of their future endeavors.



Kennedy Girls Track and Field Season Wrap-Up

By: Coach Peter Christathakis The girl’s track and field team had a great season. This group of young women put forth an immense amount of effort. They continued to improve on their individual abilities by setting new marks and breaking many personal records. The Girls Finished the season with a 2-4 record in the white division. Looking back at the dual meet season, the two wins were very impressive; New Brunswick was outscored 92-39 and Perth Amboy 83-51. The Biggest disappointment this year was a very close loss to North Brunswick 72-68. Dual Meet Recaps.

Perth Amboy Top performance in multiple events: Stuti Vyas won the 1600 and 800, Sadaf Manjara won the Intermediate Hurdles with Kelly Edgeworth Finishing second, Jelisa Lovett and Sam Milton finished 1st and 2nd in the Long and High Jump. Jackie Kelly and Kelly Edgeworth finished 1st and 2nd in the High Hurdles. Maria Rosario placed 1st in the Javlin. Nidha Rabbitwala won the 3200. Tough performance from Havinder Kaur had a very strong finish in the 800 sprinting out the last 200 Meters to place 2nd. 4x4 team won with Jackie Kelly, Gabriella Boland, Harvinder Kaur and Stuti Vyas.

Sayreville Stuti Vyas won the 1600 and took 2nd in the 800. Bella Boland took 2nd in the 400. Nidha Rabbitwala took 2nd in the 3200. Jelisa Lovett took 1st in the High Jump. Jaylin Cabrera took 2nd in the shot and 3rd in the discus. Maria Rosia took 2nd in the Javelin. Jackie Kelly Took 2nd in the High Hurdles.

North Brunswick Jelisa Lovett gave her all yesterday, coming in first in 4 events including the 100, 200, long jump, and high jump. Stuti Vyas also took first place in the one mile and 800 and led the girls 4x400 team which included Sadaf Manjara, Aimun Akhtar and Bella Boland to a comeback victory.

Monroe Jelisa Lovett, Jackie Kelly, and Sadaf Manjara took first second and third place for the 200 m dash. Stuti Vyas gave her all yesterday, coming in first in 2 events, including the mile and 4x4 which included Harvinder Kaur, Bella Boland, and Jackie Kelly.

Jaylin Cabrera took second for shot put. The girls had many third place victories- Kelly Edgworth in intermediate hurdles, Jelisa Lovette in the 100 m dash, Bella Boland in the open 400, Jackie Kelly in high hurdles, Krista Novocynzki in the 2 mile, Rujuta Patel in triple jump, Jaylin Cabrera in Discus, and Maria Rosario in Javlin.

New Brunswick Jelisa Lovett won the long jump high jump and 200 and took second place in the 100. Jackie Kelly took first place in the high hurdles, third in the 200 and third in the 100. Bella Boland took second place in the 400. Rujuta Patel placed second in triple jump and third in high hurdles. Stuti Vyas came in first in the 800 and Harvinder Kaur took second place. Nidha Rabbitwala took first place in the mile and Jamie Mercado took third. Krysta Novocynzki took second place in the 2 mile. Sadaf Manjara took second place in the intermediate hurdles and second place in long jump. Sam Milton came in second in high jump. Kelly Edgworth took third in intermediate hurdles. Maria Rosario took first in Javelin, and second in shot and disc. Jaylin Cabrera took first in shot and discus and placed 2nd in javelin, and Moriah Pagan placed 3rd in jav. Stuti Vyas, Jackie Kelly, Vidhi Kapoor and Sadaf Manjara took first place in the 4x4. Sydney Bravo, Jaylin Cabrera, Jade Rodriguez, and Maria Rosario who won the thrower's 4x1.

Woodbridge Jackie Kelly placed 2nd in the 200. Sadaf Manjara 3rd in the 400. Havinder Kaur 3rd in the 800. Stuti Vyas 2nd in the mile. Nidha Rabbitwala and Krista Novacznski placed 2nd and 3rd in the 3200. Kelly Edgeworth 3rd in 400 Hurdles. Jelisa Lovett won the High jump with a new PR of 5'2". The season doesn’t end there with many of the girls competing in Saturday invitational and relays. Looking back at some great performances from the season.

Rocket Relays Team finished in 9th place, but took home a bunch of medals for the following. Shuttle Hurdles team of Costa, Edgeworth, and Manjara placed 6th. The 4x1 team of Lovett Kelly, Manjara, Edgeworth took 6th. Lovett placed 2nd in the High Jump. The distance medley team of



Kennedy Girls Track and Field (Continued)

Rabbitwala, Boland, Kaur, Vyas took 6th. Finally the 4x4 team of Kelly, Boland, Vyas and Kaur took 1st place

Husky Relays Jackie Kelly, Kelly Edgeworth, Maris Costa and Jordan Daniels took 3rd in the 4x1 shuttle hurdles. Jackie Kelly, Bella Boland, Stuti Vyas and Vidhi Kapoor took 3rd in the 4x4. Bella Bloand, Harvinder Kaur, Stuti Vyas and Nidha Rabbitwala took 5th in the 4x800. Jelisa Lovett won the High Jump.

Colt's Neck Relays Moriah Pagan and Arlene Hernandez took 3rd place in the Javelin Relay. The girl's sprint medley team that included Jelisa Lovett, Jackie Kelly, Stuti Vyas, and Sadaf Manjara took 5th place in the sprint medley.

Mustang Invitational Jelisa Lovett medaled in the 200 and took 1st place in the high jump. Jackie Kelly medaled in the 100m dash and the high hurdles. Stuti Vyas

medaled in the open 4 and the 800. Jaylin Cabrera medaled in the discus and Maria Rosario in the javelin. The 1600m relay team ran by Kelly, Vyas, Bella Boland, and Sadaf Manjara also medaled.

GMC Championships Stuti Vyas set a personal record in the 800 which broke the school record that she set last year. Incredible Jelisa Lovett placed 4th in the High Jump.

Freshmen GMC Champion Sadaf Manjara Placed 2nd in Intermediate Hurdles, 4th in 200, and 6th in the 400. Girls 4x4 team that finished 3rd overall were Sadaf Manjara, Vidhi Kapoor, Aimun Akhtar and Kirsten Javier. The coaching staff is very proud of the three All White Division Girls, Jelisa Lovett, Stuti Vyas, and Jackie Kelly. The team wishes our departing seniors good bye and good luck in your future endeavors.



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Grade 9 ABBAS, BUSHRA ABDUL, DUA ABREGO, GABRIELA ABREU, ARALYZ AKHTAR, AIMUN ALFARO, JEFFRY ALI, AHSAN ALI, LENA ALIM, HADI ALLIJAN, ALYSSA ANUMAPURAM, PREETHAM APONESTO, ROGEL THEO ARYA, AKHILESH BARAN, KRIS BARCELO, ANDREA CAMILLE A BATISTA, AMALIS BATISTA, STEPHANIE G BAUMGARTEN, KATIE BEAMAN, KHAIRAH BEHERA, NIRANJAN BENNETT, JUSTINE BHANDARI, UJUALLA BIDO, ETTIEN BILLINGSLEY, KAYLA A CABRERA, DANIEL

CASTILLO, DARIEL CASTRO, BRIAN CHANDHOKE, SHARON CHILLIOUS, INAYAH N CHO, LOIS CHRISTIAN, SARISHA M CHUBBUCK, NOELLE E CHUCK, MATTHEW DAVID CRUZ, NATHANIEL DALAL, VRUSHTI R DAVE, ABHISHEK DAVIS, KYLE R DEDHIA, KARAN R. DEL POPOLO, ROSA N DELEO, VANESSA DELLA TORRE, JENNA C DEY, ARATRIKA DI SANTO, BIANCA C DUBEY, PURAV EDUARDO, ARIANA ESPINAL, CRYSTAL FABBRICATORE, ROMAN A FALDU, AASHI FLORES, WESLEY

FRIEDERWITZER, JOSHUA GARAY, ELIAS GARCIA, JACQUELINE GARISON, NICHOLAS GOMEZ, CHRIS DIANA GUNDARANIA, HARSH JAYESH HANI, MIGENA HERNANDEZ, DEREK A HERNANDEZ, MYA HILL, ALLEN Jr HINDY, FRANK HOLLY, CHRISTOPHER HOWARD, DENNIS JACKSON IHEKUNA, CHINAENYE IMPAGLIA, JULIANA IMTIAZ, HASSAN JAVIER, KIRSTEN V. JOHNSON, JAYLA S. KACHHIA, HONEY J KACHHIA, MOKSHA KACHHIA, RONAK KADRI, UMAIR KALEEL, MUZAMMIL KALIA, KESHAV KAPOOR,

CHIRAG KAPOOR, VIDHI KAUR, PUNEET KENNEDY, CAITLYN ELIZABETH KHAN, AREEBA KHAN, MUHAMMAD MAAZ KHAN, MUHAMMAD SARIM KISTANGARI, PRAGNA KOLB, CASSANDRA M. KRAKOWSKI, NICHOLAS KUMAR, MANAV KUMAR, RAKEESH KUMARI, KIM LA ROCQUE, KAYLEIGH LALLA, NICHOLAS LIMO, ARIANA J. LODATO, MELISSA R MADSEN, EMILEE MALLAMACI, MATTHEW MANAHAN, JOSHUA MANJARA, SADAF E. MC CARTHY, HOPE MC NAIR, CHRISTOPHER S.

MCMAHON, HANNAH MELLAGE, SYDNEY H. MENDEZ, DARA MERCADO, JAMIE MIRZA, SABRINA MITCHELL, BRIANNA MONTALBANO, CHRISTIAN E. MONTALVO, ALYSSA M MOORE, DARRON MORALES, ASHLIE G. MUNOZ, DANIEL ANDRES NAYUMA, JANNATUL NELSON, NAJAI C OBERTAN, ALEX OYINKOLADE, OLADIMEJI PAHUJA, GAURAV PANDYA, MONA PASUMARTI, ABHIRAM PATEL, ALISHA PATEL, DEV J PATEL, DIKSHITA PATEL, DURVISH PATEL, JAY R R PATEL, JAYMIN N PATEL, KARAN PATEL, KRITIK



Third Marking Period Honor Roll PATEL, KRUSHA D PATEL, NEHEE PATEL, NEIL PATEL, PRASHIL SAMIP PATEL, SIMREN H PATEL, URVISH S. PATEL, VISHWAS PATEL, YASH PATEL, YUG PENA, EMILY PENA, GUILLERMO PETTUS, TAZIA MONIQUE PIERRE, BENDJI PINKOWITZ, ELISA TAMRA POLERA, DANIEL QUINTOS, RAPHAEL-ALFONSO RAJPUT, TAHA RAMAN, SAMIKSHA RAMESH, HARITHA SRI RANA, NAKUL RANA, PRATHAM RIVERA, HAILEY RODRIGUEZ, ANGELLYN RODRIGUEZ, SAMANTHA RODRIGUEZ, SAMUEL ROSADO,

DAPHNE IRENE RUIZ, DEPHANY RUIZ, JAYLIN RUIZ, JOSEPH SAHNI, PRIYANSH SANTANA, BRIAN M. SANTOS, CITLALIC SEHGAL, PARTHA SHAH, KRISH B. SHAH, MANAV P SHAH, PRIYA SHAH, YASH H. SHEHATA, GHADA SICA, MIRANDA SILVA, ARIANA P SOSA, SADIE SPIEWAK, MATTHEW SUERO, JAYSON SUTARIYA, JINAL THOMAS, NIMMY T THOMPSON, MADISON TOLENTINO, JEREMY TYRRELL, MATTHEW J ULLOA, YAICEL VACHHANI, DEVANGI VALERIO, ANGEL VALVERDE, DAVID VANJANI, RHEA VELEZ, ALIYAH

VELEZ, SARAH M VERMA, NISHA VERMA, PRINCE VIRA, MICHAEL WASHINGTON, DAMON Jr YOCK, SABRINA R YOUNG, KRISTEN ZAHID, SEHAR ZAIB, SHAH ZULKIFL, RAD MIKAL

Grade 10 ABREU, BERNARDO Jr ABUAN, LANZ AGRAWAL, UNNATI AGUILA, MYLES ADRIAN AHMAD, IQRA AKBAR, ADNAN ALAYAN, LARA ALEXANDER, REBECCA AMIN, PARAM ARROYO, ADRIANA ASMAH, NANA BADOLATO, SOPHIA BASU, ADITI BATISTA, JAZLYN BEATON, MAXIMILLIAN BRENNAN, EDWARD BROMM,

CHELSEA BURNS, JAVON CABREJA, KERLY CARTER, DEANDRE CHAMPANERI, HEENA Y. CHANDRA, PRAKHER CHAS, MADISON CHEGU, ADVITH CHOQUE, RICHARD CHORAZAK, SARAH CHUN, NICOLE SUYOUNG CLAIBORNE, BRITTANY M. CLARK, MATTHEW COLEMAN, AARON P. DANIELS, JORDAN A. DAVE, SHYAMA DEVENDRA DE LEON, EMELY MARTE DELLA SALA, THOMAS D. DEOSARAN, IAN V. DHILLON, JIMMY DHYANI, SHREYA DINAKAR, ASHRITHA DOMINGUEZ, MELANIE ECHEVERRIA, BRANDEN

FABBRICATORE, ANTHONY FERRO, ANTHONY FINIS, MARINA FISCHER, JULIA A. GADHIYA, KINJAL GERBA, TRACI GOMEZ, CYANNA FRANCIS GONZALEZ, GENESIS GREWAL, SUKHJIT GUDIVAKA, RITIKA P HEIN, ANTHONY ISABEL, ARIANNY JADOC, JOFTHER D JAVIER, JAYSEN V. JIMENEZ, ELIZABETH JOHNSON, DARIUS K. JOSHI, RUTVABEN J KADI, SHREYA KALMAR-GONZALO, ALEX J KANKARIA, MIHIR KATARU, HARISRITHA KAUR, HARVINDER KELLY,



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JACQUELINE KHAN, AREEBA BANO KUNDRA, CHESHTA KWARTENG, MICHELLE LAD, HETAL LAKHMICHAND-GANGWANI, RONAK LISBON, JALEN LOPES, CHRISTIAN R LOVETT, JELISA R. MACKIN, DYLAN T MANKO, TARANJEET MAYUR, NEEL MC GANN, VICTORIA R MC GLYNN, MEGAN MENDEZ, EDER MIHATOV, RACHEL ANN MOHAMED, NAHLA MONTOYA CASTRO, MICHAEL B MORA, LEWIS J. MORGAN, BRIANNA M MOWAFI, ZEYAD Y NOVOCZYNSKI, KRISTA O. OLEXA, ALYSSA ORTIZ, KENNY PAGAN, MORIAH

CAITLIN PAREKH, TARANA PATEL, AAYUSHI H. PATEL, BANTY PATEL, DARSHINI PATEL, DIPSA P PATEL, KAJAL PATEL, KISHAN PATEL, MAITHILI V. PATEL, MEGHA PATEL, NIKI PATEL, RAJ PATEL, RIPABEN R PATEL, SAVAN PATEL, SHIVAM J PATEL, SHRUT KINNESH PATEL, VASU J. PATEL, VRAJ SANDEEPKUMAR PAULIKAS, ASHLEY PEPITO, JOHN PERALTA, ASHLEY PERSAUD, CHRISTOPHER PRADEEP, DILIP PRAJAPATI, JILL QARIZADA, SAMEER QARIZADA, SAMREEN ROKITA, JAKUB ROMERO, NIKOLLE

ROSE, BRIAN RUSSO, CHRISTOPHER RUSTICK, DEBONAIRE JAYDA SADAYA, CARMELA SAN PEDRO, DANIELLE SANTIAGO, ALYSSA SCHINDLER, EMILY SCHUERMANN, SAVANNAH SCHWEAR, BRENDAN Jr SELVAGANAPATHI, MADHARI SHAH, HENA SHAH, JENNY J SHAH, NAMAN SHAH, NEEV VIMAL SHAH, RISHABH SHETH, SWAYAM SHIBATA, AVERY SIMOES, NICOLE SINATRA, JULIA SINGH, AMRITA SINGH, NAVPREET SINGH, RADHA SINHA, MOHITA SKAEV, ALBERT SMITH, MEGAN SUCH, MATTHEW SZETO, SAMANTHA

TADURAN, KRYSTA TAJE, KAYLA TASSONE, ALICE TEVES, MOIRA ALYSSA S THAPA, NIKHIL TISEO, GIANFRANCO TOLEDO, LYLE TOLLEY, JARRED M. TRINDADE, SABRINA TRUPPA, LOUIS URENA, JOHENNY VALDEZ, JONATHAN VAN LIEW, RUSSELL VARGHESE, ESTHER VERA, ODISLEYDIS VYAS, ARTHRAJ VYAS, STUTI WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS WOLFERMAN, ALEXANDER YOGESWARAN, NAVEENAN

Grade 11 ABDUL, KHUSHBAKHT ADUDONKOR, MICHAEL AGARWAL, PRIYA AHMAD,

SAMEER AHMED, EZZA ARIF, SAMAWIA ARORA, MADHAV ARYA, CHARU ASTON, SEAN BAVISNNU, THAMBU BEST JENKINS, TYHMIR BRAVO, BRANDON JAVIER BUCHER, KYLE BUEHLER, JENNA BUENO MORILLO, KIARA R CABA, KAYLEE CAJIGAL, JOSEPH CELESTINO, EREDIO III CHAVARRY, ROGER COLLADO, KEISHA COSTA, MARIS CRAWFORD-WHITE, EBONEE CRINIGAN, KAITLYN CUZZOLA, KRYSTA DASWANI JOUKANI, VINEET DE LA CRUZ, STEVEN DE LOS SANTOS,



Third Marking Period Honor Roll OSVALDO DELLA TORRE, TARA DEMARCO, GABRIELLE DEOSARAN, ANGELIQUE DESAI, KAVAN DESMOND, RYAN DIAZ, ISAIAH HERIBERTO DJONOVIC, ARIANA FARRUKH, MEHAK FIORE, AMANDA GANO, ALEXANDRIA GODLEWSKI, MATTHEW GOMULKA, LUKASZ GORBEA, JULIUS A GRAHAM, TONEKE LEANDRA HALLEN, LAUREN HEANEY, KYLE HERNANDEZ, BREANNA IDEHEN, SHANIAH INFANTE, JAYSON PAJE ISCOA, ADELINA JANI, KEDAR JARIWALA, JENNY JELLISON, JACOB

KALYNYAK, OLEKSANDR KAUR, AVDEEP KAUR, MEHAK KISZKA, JEFFREY KOLAL, ABHIRAM KUMARI, ANJALI LAROIYA, VASU LEGASPI, RUSSELL LEPINSKI, NICHOLAS MANIAN, PRAMODH MANJARA, MOHMOADSANI MARTINELLI, VINCENT MATEO, JENASSY MCGOWAN, SYDNEY MCMAHON, NICHOLAS MERCADO, CLARISSA MISTRY, MISHAL MONTALVO, LUIS MUNDI, GURJIT SINGH MUTHUVEL, NIVASHINI NAEEM, HUMZA NETTA, TIMOTHY OYINKOLADE, ALEXANDER PASTORE, EMMA PATEL,

ABHISHEK PATEL, ANJALI PATEL, ANJALI PATEL, CHELSEA P PATEL, DHARA PATEL, HARSH A A PATEL, HEMALI PATEL, KARAN H H PATEL, KUNJAN SUNIL PATEL, MEGHA PATEL, PALAK PATEL, PREMAL PATEL, RICHA S PATEL, SONALI H PATEL, UMANG PATEL, VIVEK B B PATEL, VIVEK V V PATEL, YASHI JAYESH PATHARE, SIDDHANT PAWAR, AJIT PETZ, BETHANN PINTO, JONATHAN POLIT, ANDREW PRYSAK, ANGELICA RABBITWALA, NIDHA RAVI, NINA RAZA, AIMEN RICHARDSON, TERRANCE RODRIGUEZ, JENNIFER

RODRIGUEZ, STEPHANY ROKITA, DOMINICK RUIZ, NATALIE SAINI, SIMRAN SCHMALENBERGER, MICHAEL SHAH, MASSOOMA SHARMA, PRATISTHA SHARMA, RANJEEKA SINGH, HARMAN SOLANKI, SAMEER SRIVASTAVA, SHOBHITA STILLMAN, GEORGE WILLIAM SYED, SITWAT TALREJA, NILESH ASHOK TENPENNY, PAIGE THOMAS, COREY J VAID, SULAKSHMI VERMA, ARUN VILLAHERMOSA, CLAUDIA WILLIAMS, KILEY

Grade 12 ABBAS, INSIA ABBAS, LAILA ABID, MAHNOOR ADNANI, KAREENA AHMED, HIRA

AJMAL, SHAHRYAR AMATULLAH, NABIHAH AMIN, NOOPUR ARISMENDI, CHRISTINE ASILO, ELIJAH ATHALAGE, THEVUNI BALLE-QUINONES, GABRIELA BANSAL, PRIYANKA BEDI, SURYA BEDI, ZIA BORGES, JUANITA MARIE BOZEK, PATRYCJA BRIGHT-NELSON, LANAYSIA BURKE, SHAWNE J BURROUGHS, KELLY CELESTINO, LARA CESELKA, KRYSTIANA CHANDHOKE, SHAURYA CHANDRA, ADITYA COLLADO, DENNIS CONNELLY, CAITLYN C CONROY, ASHLEY T D'CRUZE,



Third Marking Period Honor Roll CYNTHIA DALERTA, ELISSA DANIEL, ANU DAVIS, SHANE DAVIS, SOPHIA DE LA ROSA, ERIC DEL POPOLO, ANTHONY DESAI, MARGI DESAI, POOJA DESAI, TRISHA A. DO, KEN DOLGOVS, FJODORS DRESS, LINDSEY DREVELUS, CONNOR DUTTA, KSHITIJ EDGEWORTH, KELLY EGAN, RILEY EMME, WYATT FERNANDEZ, KAYLEEN FERNANDEZ, LAUREN FODOR, SHANNON FREEMAN, CONNOR GANDHI, KEVAL GARISON, FRANCESCA GURRIERI, NICOLAS HERNANDEZ, MONICA HERNANDEZ-JARA, ARLENE

HINDS, EMMA EILEEN HMEDAN, SARA H. HOMSACK, MICHAEL HUTTON, STEPHANIE JAMES, AZIEL JAVAID, ISMAIL JIMENEZ- DIAZ, KELVIN JIMENEZ-DIAZ, GERINALDO JISNNU, THAMBU JONES, BRANDON P JONES, ROSALYN JOSHI, JANKHNA KACHHIA, CHAAHAT KALIA, KARTIK KAUR, AMANDEEP KAUR, GURWINDER KEANE, NICHOLAS KELLER, SKYLAR KHAMRAKULOVA, MUNISA A KHAN, AQSA KLIMCHUK, NATALIA LAMBERG, WILLIAM LASHLEY, TAFFY DYAN LEEMING, MELISSA

LEWIS, CLARE LIANG, ELISA LICHTENBERG, BRITTANY LOKI, JENNIFER LOPEZ, DEREK MAGANTI, HARIKA MAHJU, RAHUAL MAHMOOD, MARYA MANTZ, TAYLOR MARTES, DIANE MASTROSERIO, GIA MCMAHON, ALISON MOHAMMED, HUSSNAIN MOORE, MARIYAH MORRISON, ROBERT MUNIZ, LAUREN MURRAY, MARISSA MYINT, JERRY ZAW NAQVI, ZARYAAB NARULA, PRIYAMVADA NAYEE, JAIMIN NAYEE, JAY PARIKH, BINDI PATEL, ALISHA S S PATEL, DEVVRAT ACHYUT PATEL, HARSHIL PATEL, KRISHNA PATEL, KUSH K

K PATEL, KUSH P P PATEL, NIRAV PATEL, PARINA PATEL, POOJA PATEL, PRACHI A PATEL, PREM S PATEL, PRITI PATEL, PRIYANKA PATEL, RIYA PATEL, RUJUTA SUNIL PATEL, SHIVANE PATEL, VINAY PENA, DAVID PERUMAL, SRIDEVI PIERRE, TAHISHA POCZTARSKI, PATRICK PRAKHYA, VENKATASAI PUNTIEL, DANTE ALFREDO RAY, ZARNA RAZA, BATOOL ROSARIO, MARIA SANTIAGO, ANGEL SANTIAGO-PARILLA, TAINA SAPOLNICK, MICHELLE SAYED, ZAIN SETH, MOKSHA SHAH, MANSI SILVA, CARLOS A.

SIMPSON, MARIAH SINGH, BHAVINI SINGH, KULBEER SMITH, IAN SOLINSKI, KIMBERLY SONI, DHRUVESH SRIDHAR, ADITYA SUERO, JEREMY SYLVESTER, EMILY SZAWINSKI, MICHAL TANAMAL, DIVINA GRACIA TEJEDA, ARIEL THOMAS, NEETHU E TIAN, DAVID TIWARI, GAURAV TORRES, JEREMY TYAGI, ATHARV VALVERDE, CLAUDIA VARMA, JASMINE VELEZ, EMILY VEMURI, SPURTI VENDRELL, GABRIELLA WAGNER, KERI YOGARAJAH,

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