Time truly does pass quickly. I can say without

reservation that my first year as President of

Archbishop Ryan has been the most fulfilling

and rewarding of my career. As proud and

excited as I was to receive my appointment I am

even more thrilled to be your President today.

Inside these walls is something very special –

something of lasting value. The school’s

leadership as always been steadfast in our

mission and in our Catholic identity. The

opportunities for faith based personal growth,

community engagement, lessons in leadership,

athletic competition and extra-curricular

activities provide an experience that is truly

second to none. Archbishop Ryan High School

faculty and administrators remain committed to

academic excellence and challenging students to

strive for their greatest potential .

One of my biggest assets during my first year,

was having Mr. Jim Meredith leading our efforts

to educate our students in body, mind, and spirit.

He had a clear vision and unique talent for

educating and empowering each and every

student and ingraining in them the leadership

qualities to prepare them to be saints for this life

and the next. Mr. Meredith's leadership and

commitment to excellence made us all want to

be better and do better in our professional and

personal roles. He changed us forever and on

July 1 he was appointed principal of Pope John

Paul II where he will do the same. His biggest

legacy was the mentoring of Mr. Joe McFadden

'97, Assistant Principal of Academic Affairs,

who was appointed principal of Ryan on July

13.

Together we are committed to securing Ryan's

position as a premier center of secondary

education in Philadelphia. Know that at

Archbishop Ryan students experience a deep

sense of community while receiving an

education that will serve as a foundation for a

life that is productive, rewarding, and socially

responsible. Students join us at a critical time in

their lifelong journey of awareness and faith.

We take tremendous responsibility for

increasing their knowledge, enriching their faith

and helping them become the next generation of

leaders in a world that cries out for leadership.

Students who enroll at Ryan and firmly commit

to avail themselves of as much as they can of

what we have to offer will leave us after four

years with a joy and a foundation for the future

The Class of 2015 P.1

Principal’s Perspective P.2

Non-Profit Solutions P.3

Trends & New Software P.4

From the Office of the President Calculators

Archbishop Ryan students are

expected to have a TI-84 graphing

calculator for their Math class. The

TI-84 can be purchased at any

store. Look for sales and rebates as

the summer progresses.

Please save the UPC seal (bar code)

and send it to Miss Gradel (Math

Department Chair) in September.

The school can use the seals to get

additional Texas Instruments

resources for your child’s Math

class. Thank you for your

cooperation in this matter. Summer Reading

Summer Reading can be found on the

school website under the Academics tab

or by clicking here. Students are to

read one book from the list and

complete the assignment through the

Google Form.

Summer reading:

helps students avoid the summer slide

sharpens literacy skills

increases vocabulary acquisition

opens new worlds

fosters a lifelong love of reading

The Principal’s Perspective Mr. Joseph McFadden ‘97

As I sit to write this newsletter, I am struck

wondering where the year has gone. The grief, sadness, pain, fear that we may have experienced this year can subside to the hope

evident in Advent. Here we are entering the first week of Advent, preparing for the Christmas season, a time of joy, optimism,

and a reminder of God’s love for us. As we move through December, we will be

preparing to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior. Nearly forty of our seniors will attend a Kairos retreat this weekend. We will

continue with our traditional Ryan Family Christmas Prayer Service, Tree Lighting, and Concert. All families are invited to this special

evening. We will also welcome our partner pastors and parish priests who will be present this month so that students can properly

prepare for Christmas through the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Finally, on the day break

Important Dates

Tuesday, December 1 Closer Look and Financial Aid Night Friday, December 4 Kairos LIX Saturday, December 5 SAT Testing Lunch with Santa Monday, December 7 Parent-Teacher Conferences Tuesday, December 8 No Classes – Immaculate Conception Friday, December 11, Saturday, December 12, Sunday, December 13 Cinderella: The Musical Wednesday, December 16 Ryan Family Christmas Prayer Service, Tree Lighting, and Concert Christmas Shopping Night Wednesday, December 23 Christmas Break begins after Mass and Concert Friday, December 25 Merry Christmas Monday, January 4 Classes Resume

The Messenger A monthly newsletter for the families of

Archbishop Ryan High School

11201 Academy Road

Philadelphia, PA 19154

December 2015

begins, we will celebrate Mass together as the

Ryan Family and conclude with a Christmas concert before an early dismissal.

We also look to continue our “Christmas Sweater Contest” and “Christmas Sock Contest.” Mr. Panepresso and a group of

students will conduct the annual caroling tour on Saturday, December 19. A few other surprises are planned as well for the month!

May the peace and joy of Christmas be with

you and your family today and throughout the New Year. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

School Safety Mr. Joseph McFadden ‘97 As Principal of Archbishop Ryan, I wish to thank you for your support during last month’s lockdown. As an administration, we take seriously the trust you place in us to care for your

children spiritually, academically, and physically. Throughout the entire process, the safety and security of your children was paramount. Once we received word of the threat and began investigating, we instituted an external and internal lockdown. Police were notified and

continued the investigation. Once it was determined that there was no immediate threat in the building, faculty and students were informed over the PA but the lockdown did remain in place

until authorized by the police and we knew the situation to be resolved at the school level. At that time, school resumed and students and faculty continued their day. I thank many of your for your kind words and feedback concerning the day.

Students were allowed, even encouraged, to let you know they were safe. I understand the

need to communicate and to determine your children are ok. That is a benefit of cell phones and social media. The downside is then students and adults put rumors on social media that

they believe to be fact. It only makes a situation worse and causes more panic. Once all was cleared, we placed a School Messenger call, released a statement on the website and social media, and read it to the student body. It is combatting the rumors that is most difficult. For

example, earlier in November there was a rumor of a student bringing a weapon to school. The rumor expanded to a threat against a student then a threat against a whole class. This rumor

caused a student to be suspended until the matter was fully investigated. Once investigated, a boy’s name was dragged through the mud and it was determined that nothing in that manner was said. It was all the result of rumors. Students were called down regarding the rumor and

they told us they were only repeating something they heard from someone else. No one would like their name ruined in such a manner. Please remind your children of the dangers of rumors

and the importance of reporting what they hear to the school not just to one another. Our school is committed to the safety and security of all members of the Archbishop Ryan

community. All threats are taken seriously and investigated thoroughly in cooperation with local law enforcement agencies.

Please take this opportunity to remind your sons and daughters of the importance of speaking up and making a report if they see or hear anything that might jeopardize school safety.

Drop-off and Pickup Mr. Joseph McFadden ‘97 In discussing school safety, I would be remiss if I did not mention some issues relating to our

parking lot for student pickup and drop-off: Students should be dropped off in the back outside the cafeterias, not at the front lobby

entrances.

Do not park along the curb in the fire lane. It limits two lanes from driving in the lot.

Please drive slowly in our lot and do not drive around cars.

You should drive completely around the lot. Do not use the side parking areas to turn

your car around. Students and adults are parking and getting out of cars in these areas.

To those parents who insist on dropping off their children on Academy Road, please

exercise caution pulling back into traffic and be mindful of our students crossing the road.

Christmas Gift Suggestions The best gifts to give:

To your friend, loyalty; To your enemy, forgiveness;

To a customer, service; To a child, a good example;

To your parents, gratitude and devotion;

To your mate, love and faithfulness; To all men and women, charity.

To yourself, respect. ~ Oren Arnold

From the Office of the President Mrs. Denise LePera

In November we celebrated a bereavement mass for alumni and their families. This year we gathered as a community with nearly 250 family members on the evening of All Souls Day. It was very beautiful and meant so much to those were able to attend. May their souls and the

souls of the faithfully departed rest in peace.

My hope is that this Thanksgiving you were able to spend time with family and loved ones. A time to reflect on all there is to give thanks for! It is with a very grateful heart that I say thank you for entrusting your sons and daughters with the Ryan family. They are the treasures of your

lives, and the Ryan community embraces them and prepares them well.

The season of Advent is now upon us. As we wait for the birth of Jesus, it is a time to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas. It is easy to get caught up in the hectic-ness of the season. We can't help ourselves. My prayer for you is that this Advent season may your hearts be open to

the true meaning of Christmas. As the shopping increases and you are looking for those last minute gifts, take a minute to pause to reflect. Come and share with us our very special Ryan

Family Prayer Service and Christmas Tree Lighting on December 16th at 6:30 pm.

Blessings to you and those you love for a very Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year!

Just in time for Christmas Ryan Charm Bracelets with the AR Logo or with the AR Logo and Ragdoll Charms.

Click here for more information.

From the School Minister Father Daniel Dwyer

Here we are in December, a month spent preparing in so many ways for Christmas. The season of Advent calls us to prepare and, more importantly, shows us how God prepared for the

Redeemer to come. Mary’s “yes” and Joseph’s acceptance of his role as her husband began a sequence of events leading them to Bethlehem. God’s preparation began centuries before. Kings, prophets, and thousands of ordinary people had said “yes” to God’s plan long before

Mary’s “yes.” Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem, the stable, the star, and the shepherds were all part of a Divine plan.

Have you ever recognized that God prepared you for what came next? Usually, this fact doesn't dawn on us until we are well into that “next” aspect of our life and we realize how God’s hand

has been working in the people and events we encountered. We, like all those before us, have a place in God’s plan of salvation. We are constantly invited to add our “yes” to Mary’s, to be

attentive to the promptings of the Holy Spirit, and to enter fully into the task of building the kingdom.

As we prepare to celebrate Christ’s coming, let's prepare for Bethlehem experiences in our own lives so that Jesus, the Savior might be more clearly known and ever more deeply loved and

worshiped in our hearts and in the hearts of our brothers and sisters.

A Good Christmas Confession A good preparation for Christmas includes a good confession. In the sacrament of Reconciliation, Jesus is at work forgiving, healing, restoring, rekindling, and making right whatever sin has

adversely affected within people. Our students will receive the sacrament this month during their Theology classes. I pray that all in our community open the door to Jesus in the sacrament of

Reconciliation and allow him to rekindle love, peace, and joy within them.

Christmas Caroling On Saturday, December 19, we will take part in our third annual Christmas Caroling Tour. Our group of students will visit with and entertain the residents of area nursing homes, including Saint Joseph’s Manor. Any student who has not signed up and who wishes to attend can stop by

the ministry office for the necessary permission forms.

Kairos Retreat The February Kairos retreat registration is ongoing. It is being conducted on a first come, first served basis until all spots have been filled. Please note that the Kairos retreat is open to members of the senior class only. For further information on Kairos, please go to the Ministry

section of the Ryan website and click on the Kairos tab.

Christian Service All students in grade 11 are required to complete 20 hours of Christian service this school year. Students have received a packet of information pertaining to the program. Parents and

guardians are urged to look over the material (also available on the Ministry section of the Ryan website by clicking on the Christian Service tab). Questions about the Christian service requirements can be emailed to me.

Parent Teacher

Conferences

Monday, December 7

6:00PM – 8:00PM

By Appointment Only

From the Office of Academic Affairs Mrs. Nancy Kurtz ‘88

The second quarter began on Monday, November 16. Report cards were mailed out on Friday,

November 20. For First Honors, students need a quarterly average of 93 with no single grade below 90. For Second Honors, students need a quarterly

average of 88 with no single grade below 85.

The first Parent Teacher night of the year will take place on Monday, December 7 so that the conversation can include the first quarter and the

student’s progress in the second quarter. Conferences are by appointment and scheduled

through a link on the Archbishop Ryan website. To sign-up for a conference, find the link on the Ryan website. Once you click on the link taking you

to the sign-up page, you will need to enter your name, email address, phone number, and your

child’s name. Below that you will see a list of all the teachers at Ryan. Depending on the teacher or teachers you would like to see, you will select a

time from the drop-down menu under their name. Times are in 8 minute intervals. Be sure to consider

travel time when selecting your times. When a time is selected by a parent or guardian, the time is unavailable to be selected by anyone else.

Continual communication between parents, guardians, teachers and students is vital for success

of any child. If you are concerned about your child's progress in any subject or if you simply have some questions, please make an appointment to speak with the teacher. If your child failed a class, you are strongly encouraged to attend and to speak with your child’s

teacher.

In the past we have spoken about our school's commitment to improving reading, writing, speaking and listening skills for our students across all content areas. As part of this commitment, we have had a program called Our Book, Our School (formally called One Book,

One School) at Ryan for the last three years. This program, which requires all students, faculty and administration members to read one common book, is designed to create an atmosphere of

interest and excitement around a shared topic. Our Book, Our School allows the entire Ryan community to share a common experience and begins a place of discussion and sharing that will

be built upon in classrooms throughout the school. This program builds community in our school while at the same time fostering a love for reading.

This year is very exciting as the book selected, Legend, by Marie Liu, was voted on by the current sophomore, junior and senior classes. It is also our first fiction selection. I would like to

invite you to be a part of our efforts also. You are such a rich part of our Ryan family and I invite you to participate in this program either by reading the book yourselves or by simply talking to your children about the experience. Study after study has shown that children who read are

more successful in school. Children learn to love reading when they see others they care about and respect read. Together, we can build a literature rich culture for our students and encourage

their love for the written word.

If your child needs information for applications concerning their GPA, rank, or overall average, they should stop in the Academic Affairs Office during their lunch period for that information and

we will be happy to help them.

May you find peace and joy as we continue our Advent preparations and may you have a blessed Christmas season. As a final note, if you are struggling trying to think of a last minute gift or stocking-stuffer for your child may I suggest a Legend!

From the Office of Student Services Mr. Charles Panepresso ‘79

The winter season is upon us although the temperature at times during the day feels like it is

springtime. The winter uniform went into effect November 16, 2015. Uniform check is conducted in homeroom each day. Wearing of the ID card is part of the uniform. Students are asked to

stop in the office of student services for a replacement ID card. It is my hope that ID cards for freshman will be issued in December. My apologies for the delay as we had a problem with the company in securing the correct code numbers for the new cards.

The form for early dismissal can be printed from the school website under the student life link.

The form is to be dropped off before homeroom in the office of student services in order to complete the attendance report for the day. Detention lists for both late detention and general detention are posted each week in the cafeteria one day before the detention. Late detention is

each Thursday after 8th period until 3 PM in the north cafeteria. General detention is Friday morning at 6:50 AM in the north lecture hall.

Finally, it is important that students are dropped off in the morning behind the school outside the cafeteria doors to alleviate the traffic congestion entering the school grounds. Also, it is

important that no cars park along the driveway at either entrance while waiting for your child before dismissal. Please park in the front of the building.

The Advent season is upon us. May this season of light fill your home with hope and peace. God

bless you.

From the Office of Student Affairs Mrs. Kathryn Schafer ‘72

With the close of the first quarter comes the opportunity to take a brief look back at some of the wonderful events that took place during the past nine weeks:

On November 10th, the Archbishop Ryan History Department sponsored a school

assembly honoring Archbishop Ryan Veteran alumni, faculty and staff.

Congratulations to our Mathletes! Congratulations to the following individuals who earned

perfect scores from the Mathletes competition at St. Hubert's: Primo Wang , Neel Jagad,

Kyle Matthews, JiYoung Min, Annabelle Liang, Jim Qin, and Zoe Dong.

Congratulations to the following members of the Mathletes team who earned perfect

scores at the Mathletes Competition held at Father Judge: Georgiy Dulgiyer, Neel Jagad,

Kyle Matthews, Jeremy Ren, Jiyoung Min, Joseph Dantes, Heather Dong, and Jim Qin.

On Friday, November 13, our Speech and Debate team performed at the Philadelphia

Catholic Forensic League Tournament hosted by Academy of Palumbo HS in South

Philadelphia. Participants included Juan Rivera, Angelica Pinon, Newosi Neba and Maria

Neatu.

Congratulations to our Girls' Soccer Team and the coaching staff - on their 4-peat as

Catholic League Champions.

Thirty-five of our student athletes have been named to All Catholic teams for the Fall

Sports Season. The list is available at the end of the newsletter.

The Father Daughter Dance - dads and daughters danced the night away!

Student Council attended the Harbor Tour featuring Mike Smith - the Harbor Tour

provides students with real perspectives from real people that will help them achieve

greater success in the outside world.

Wonderful opportunities are ahead for you to enjoy with your family: Our Swim Team along with their coach, Mr. Macko, will be hosting “Lunch with Santa” on

Saturday, December 5th from 12:00 - 2:30 in the North Cafe. See the flyer at the end of

the newsletter.

Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella will be performed on the Ryan stage Friday,

December 11th at 7:30pm, Saturday, December 12th at 7:30 , and Sunday, December

13th at 1:00. Doors will open an hour prior to the start of the show. Seniors and children

under 13 - $8.00 and adults - $12.00. Tickets available online.

Ryan Family Christmas Prayer Service, Tree Lighting and Concert - December 16th at

6:30pm.

Important Information

RYANO Drawing - begins on Tuesday, December 1st during homeroom announcements. Numbers will be posted daily on the Ryan web-site. ALL registrations forms are due into the

Tuition Office by the end of the school day on Monday, November 30th in order for your RYANO card to be eligible for the prize.

Class of 2017 Ring Orders - Representatives from Josten’s will be At Ryan on Monday, November 30th during ALL lunch periods for junior boys and girls ring orders.

Transpasses - are available every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday during ALL lunch periods for the following week. Transpass stickers (allow students to ride SEPTA until 8:00pm) are now

available for Winter sports team athletes and the cast and crew of Cinderella.

Parent/Teacher Conferences - December 7th - beginning at 6:00pm. Conferences are by appointment only-sign-ups available on the Ryan web-site.

Feast of the Immaculate Conception Holy Day of Obligation - December 8th - School is closed.

The Parents Association's Yankee Candle Fundraiser is back!

40 % of every sale goes to Archbishop Ryan High School. Great Christmas gift! In order to participate in the fundraiser, visit this link www.yankeecandlefundraising.com. Our Group Number is: 990071301. Sale ends 12/31/2015

From the Guidance Office Mr. Jerome O’Connell

College Applications Apply to the College or University before you request transcripts. Almost all of the Colleges and

Universities require you to apply online. Check with the College/University to see if they will waive the application fee if you apply online or go to their open house.

Transcripts Apply for transcripts after you applied to a College or University. You

must go to the tuition office to pay the $3.00 fee for each transcript (If you pay by check and you request more than one transcript at the same time you can use one check). You may pick up a transcript request form

at the guidance office anytime. Bring the completed form and the receipt for the transcript to the guidance office.

Students will be responsible for their application, the check or money

order and other materials required by the college. The Guidance Office will only mail transcripts, secondary school reports and any other information that is required by a counselor (if they require a counselor

form make sure you hand it in when you request your transcript). You will need an unsealed envelope addressed to the college; with one stamp

on the envelope. If you add extra papers you will need at least 2 stamps on your envelope.

SAT Dates and Deadlines Students have a better chance to take the test at Ryan if you register early. They want

everyone to register on line at http://sat.collegeboard.org Students going to a four year college should take the SAT I test.

**Penn State (code #2660) and the NCAA (code #9999) require students to have their scores

sent to them from the SAT college board program. They will not take your scores off your transcripts.**

2015-2016 SAT Saturday Test Dates TEST DATES REGISTRATION DEADLINE December 5, 2015 November 5, 2015

January 23, 2016 December 28, 2015 March 5, 2016 February 5, 2016

May 7, 2016 April 8, 2016

June 4, 2016 May 5, 2016

NCAA

Seniors that plan to play Division 1 or Division 2 sports may register on line for the NCAA Clearinghouse www.ncaaclearinghouse.org Make sure you request transcripts. You do not have

to pay for transcripts sent to NCAA and you do not need an envelope.

Working Papers Archbishop Ryan is now a working paper center. Applications are available online, under Student Life. Complete the form and have a parent sign it and return to Mrs. Wilusz in the Main

Office or Mrs. Fuller in the Academic Affairs Office. You will need evidence of your age. A school ID with your photo is acceptable. There is NO CHARGE for this service.

Class of 2016

Kiley A Barker Michael Berchick

Alexis Marie Berner Kelli Beveridge Victoria Black

Julianne T Blank Michael F Bonner

Kayli Elizabeth Boyes Allison Burns

Jessica Noel Corcoran Tyler DiMatteo Jordan L Ditko

Devon Dougherty Victoria M Fadako

Ashley Ferrara Erica Brianne Fuss

Raymond Joseph Gallagher Erin Frances Geiges

Bryanna Hall Morgan Lynn Heary Ashley N Keaveney

Sean M Krumpe Jaimie Alexandra Kurz

Neha Lall Patrick Joseph Lawson

Janie F Lechner Dennis P Lougharn

Krista A Martin Matthew M Miller

Sarah Marie Mooney Tayah N Naudascher

Parth Patel Madison Claire Pierson

Lauren Marie Pote Lauren Preski

Adelina Sacouto Isabelle E Scipioni

Kel-Lisa Sebwe Timothy Sieck

Marilyn M Sieger Victoria R Smith

Charles J Snellbaker Patrick Stackhouse

Kelsey Tyrrell Catherine Maeve Woodruff

Taylor M Woods Logan M Zadroga

Xiuwen Zhang Alyssa Zintner

Class of 2016

Brian A Amico Gianpaolo V Amodei

Jillian Ashton Shauna M Breen Devon N Brunetti Julianna Cerruti

Meghan C Clarency Michael R Craig Zachary A Craig

Joseph Crossfield Julia Marie Davis

Dylan Dopkin Andrew J Drea Jr

Jessica Erbrick Michele Figueroa

Rachel E Fox Sean P Gaffney

Brigid Jude Gallagher Shannon Lynn Glenn

Erin C Golden Monte Myles Guess Antoinette L Harper

Timothy Xavier Harrison Amelia Hathaway Megan A Higgins

Isabel Marie Hoch Brian Hoensch

Alison M Hopkins Andy Huang Neel A Jagad

Katelynn Johnson Ryan C Kidwell Shane P Kirby

Philip P Lapinski Lauren Maqboul

Alexandria Maszlanka Kyle Joseph Matthews

Colleen F McArdle

Sheridan Grace McGinley Kaitlyn M McGlinn Madison D McNally Jessica McQuiggan Julianne M Merkle

Dean Miller Elizabeth A Moroz

Pascual Mota Kyle F Moyer

Kerianne Nicole Mullen Colin M. Murphy Daniela Nguyen

Nicholas J Novotny Sarah A Ostaszewski Meetsinh R Parmar Thomas M Paxton

Jared Pearlman Morgan Petsis

Laurinda Qualtieri Daniel Quedenfeld

Stephen Ray Marissa Rivera Jacob Rowan

Jessa Lynn Ryan Juan P Saez

Daniel Ryan Sarappo Jayna Alexandra Schaffer

Kailea Schwartz Nicole Sees

Gabrielle A Simon Alyssa N Solomon

Jenna Stark Cinu Sunil

Olivia Jean Taylor Thao Tran

Albert Valentino Maria P Wickes Jordan M Zalis

Class of 2017

Jessica Rose Baranoski Hannah Barras

Mary Grace Berchick Taylor M Brennan Jacqueline J Burke Briana M Carvalho

Connor J Carvin Kayiu Chen

Sammantha Chiu Peter Comas

Nichole K Coyne Angela M Creneti Patrick K Detreux Nicholas A DiBello Sofia G Domingot Myrani Figueroa Stephen M Gantz

Giovanna M Giannetta Karen Herrera Erin M Hines

Holly A Holzer Patrick R Jurgelewicz

Reilly S Kerr Megan Kirn

Alyssa Kuryluk Amanda N Lawson

Jiwon Lee

Erin K Lyons Caitlin R Mastropietro

Jordan H McAvoy Megan R McLaughlin Jettaka R McWilliams

Antonio Santos Mendez Jiyoung Min

Madison Morales Emily Mulvenna

Sierra D Nini Altynai Nurlan-Kyzy Grace E Overwise

Nicholas Polini Hayley S Retter

Kennedy Scanlon Moira Shetzline

Jack G Sliwa Brendan M Stein

Benjamin E Stephens Alyssa R Trinacria

Mitchell Ulrich Kellyann C VanSkiver

Matthew R Varela Dante Vecchione

Vaughn Joseph Walsh Weiye Yuan

Class of 2017

Jamie A Almond Rachel Lauren Bell

Ruedel L. Bonar Kevin J Campbell Bridget Cassidy

Kate Chan Taylor-Athena Chybinski

Nicole A Davis Cara F. DiMarcantonio

Katherine M Eck Ryan R Farinella

Violet Fenzil Ryan D Ferris

Kristen Theresa Findlay Matthew R Galvin Katherine E Gana

Stephen R Giannini Timothy M Grzywna

Katie Rose Hancin Amanda M Hearn

Jessica A Holzworth David J Hrouda

Susy Huang Rudolph F Huebner

Sarah E Hynd Kaitlyn Jordan Alicia F Joyce

Victoria K Knoll

Kristin L Kolb Jiaxian Liao

Louis M Marano Jenna M Marchesano

Patrick L Mariner Dylan R McGlone

Bridget M McLaughlin Riley N Meade

Aislinn M Meyers Michaella Miles Aidan R Norton

Justin Novak Michael J O'Brien

Emily L Ostaszewski Christopher S Palantino

Vincent P. Palmarini Hao Qin

Christian A Rempfer Nicole E Ritts Justin P Smith Kayla M Smith

Hailey C Stewart Nicholas R Thomson Skyler Paige Vendetti

Zeyuan Wang Kenneth Wible

Xinyang Ye Sean G. Zarzatian

Class of 2018

Brody Daniel Alloway Sydney Joli Aston

Jill M Bautista Chuchu Cai

Emily G Campbell Annie Cashman Sean F Dembeck

Kyle William Disbot Lindsay Paige Donohue

Dennis Dulgiyer Alexis Formagiu

Tara Frino Robert J Gramlich

Nicholas William Hagan Stevie Lynn Heim

Tyler K Hurst Shanshan Ji

Kristen A. Johnson Justine M Jones

Evan Nicholas Kirby Christian J Kustra Paige Ann Lampe

Sean Michael Lawson Xipu Li

Jeremy Madrid Shaun Michael Martin

Delaney McDonnell Eileen G Moroz Maria D Neatu

Brian Patrick O'Leary Marcos J Pereira

Virginia Ann Quinn Carly J Ridings

Katie Elizabeth Rogers Madelyn G Saurman Brendan C. Scanlon Samantha Shields Alyssa Marie Sliwa

Amy M Szwajkowski Yuzhou Tang

Jennifer M VonBerg Julia Paige Wilson Rebecca M Wilson

Class of 2018

Sarah E Bartelle Sebastian Bernier

Kailey Theresa Bondiskey Timothy Robert Broder

Grace E Camillo Bryanna Alexis Cattalo Christopher Cavallaro Emily Anne Corbett Gianna R. Costanzo

Jessica Cruz Barbara Angelica Dea

Caitlyn Elizabeth Deeley Maria DeIeso

Isabella Dinardo Linda Dong Shitong Fan

Taylor Lynn Fennell Kaitlyn Rose Findlay Natallia Hlushchanka

Dayse Huang Kaylie A Jurgelewicz Brittany G Kahhan

Jason Alexander Keen Hannah Kim

Colin N Krumpe Zhiya Liang

Danny Macias Ryan P Maloney

Christian Martinez Rebecca E Mensch Kevin J Montoya

Arthur Thomas Naylor Emily Carole Nulty

Sabrina Nicolet Ortiz Jacqueline Ostaszewski

Ashley M Peruso Philip Jefferson Pierce

Angelica L. Pinon Kimberly A Posada

Christopher M. Reed Edwin J. Shead

Christian Shoemaker Michael Sinclair Lindsi R Smith

Anthony P Sperry Yuyun Su

Madison Rose Taylor Gabriella M Van Allen

Erica L Wagner Victoria Paige Walsh

Christian Weaver Joseph V. Whitcomb

Wilson Ye Adam Scott Young

Dominic Young Owen M. Zalis

Class of 2019

Mercedes Frances Acevedo Julie H Baranoski Thomas Barrett Brooke A Berner

Mekhi Betsill Colin M. Boyd

Ava R Brakoniecki Justina Cahill

Michael Cellucci Sean Gabriel Craven

James Crossfield Amy Cruz

Dylan Michael Daniels Abigail M Davis

Domenic DeLuca John P Difiore

Jennifer Dolniak David Eniola Bryce Fadako

Melodey Falkenstein Johana Fevrier

Caitlin Field Hannah Follmer

Blake A Gawinowicz Kevin Grace

Jordan Paige Grillo Oscar Guerrero

Dianna E Gwiazdowski Patrick T Heavey

Sean Hines Amanda Hoppel

Jiajian Huang Hailey J Hurst

Emily Kaelin Ben Karikari

Alexa Knellinger Jane Kuriakose

Richard Lam Summer Lam Bridget Lazar

James Leinenbach Zhongning Li

Kevin Lin Peter Marcellino

Shawn Marchesano Ryan Mazer

Madeline McNally Holly Marie Meehan-Metz

Mary Grace Meredith Jessica Mikula Huy Nguyen

Jaclynn Novak Conor Owens Neisha Pierre

Alyssa Noel Santiago Andrew C Santiago Bridgette Schoultz

Alyssa Sieck Dillon Smith

Kylie Snellbaker KimberlyAnn Swallow

Sean Sylvester Katharine Taglialatela

Isabella Trinacria Erin T Woltemate

Lindsay T Worthington

Class of 2019

Hannah Beck Alyssa Bergmark

Nicholas Bernardino Justin Bilella

Anthony Bolli Dylan T Boyle

Brandon L. Brown Jordan Cartwright

Katelyn M Connelly John Connors

Daniel J Conway Charles Crossfield Robert Crossfield

Elizabeth Czyz Xiaru Dai

Gavin Dionisio Giavanna Doherty Danielle Edeline Caitlyn N Elliott

Riley Finn John S. Gill

Michelle Hammond Ryan Hartigan

Ann Ho Erin Hoey

Bridget Rose Jones Patrick J Kajder Alyssa Kapral

David Lee Lauren Lenherr Kyron S. Long

Daniel G Lukashchuk Mary Maddalo

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Amy Nghe Olivia O'Donnell

Anthony R Pallante Ashley Paslay

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