Endicott College has announced that LAUREN GARVEY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Garvey of WALTHAM, has made the dean's list for both semesters in her freshmen year. She is majoring in liberal studies.
Pappas receives scholarship
KASSANDRA PAPPAS, granddaughter of Helen Pappas of WALTHAM and the late James Pappas, and of Jean and Richard De Gouff of WALTHAM, was awarded the Eileen Pernokas Memorial Scholarship as well as the Philoptochos Scholarship through the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church. She is a graduate of Woburn High School, where she graduated summa cum laude. She will be attending Merrimack College in the fall with a major in Business Management. She is also the daughter of Jean (Sauro) and Peter Pappas of WOBURN.
Local graduate from Xaverian
Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood announces the following local residents who graduated on May 18:
ROBERT CHIACCHIO, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Chiacchio of WALTHAM, a varsity athlete on the golf and track and field teams and will attend the University of Connecticut in the fall.
RYAN MARSTON, son of Ms. Jane Marston of WALTHAM, will attend the University of Connecticut in the fall.
MARK LOMBARDO, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lombardo of WALTHAM, a varsity athlete on the lacrosse team, will attend UMass Amherst in the fall.
Blakely takes second place
CHRISTOPHER BLAKELY, son of Donald and Sharon Blakely of WEST NEWTON, received second place in the 2003 State Championship Finals Tournament in Novice Reading held in Pembroke. Chris is on the Forensic team at Catholic Memorial High School and will be a sophomore in the fall.
Hattis on Tufts dean's list
VALERIE HATTIS of NEWTON was named to the dean's list for the fall 2002 semester at Tufts University.
Emory dean's list
The following NEWTON residents were named to the dean's list of Emory College, the undergraduate, liberal arts college of Emory University in Atlanta, Ga., for the 2002 fall semester:
MICHAEL SILVERMAN, son of Dr. and Dr. Kenneth Jay Silverman; SAMANTHA FREEDMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Freedman; BENJAMIN COHEN, son of Mitchell Cohen and Leslie Cohen; JOSHUA LEFFELL , son of Jonathan Leffell and Marlene Leffell; BRIAN WOLFE, son of Dr. Lawrence Charles Wolfe and Dr. Gail Zimmermann Wolfe; RACHEL EISENBERG, daughter of Alan Eisenberg and Ann Bernstein Eisenberg; SETH HERMAN, son of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Irving Herman.
Forbes on RPI dean's list
JASON FORBES of WALTHAM was named to the fall 2002 semester deans list at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y. He is a junior majoring in information technology.
CM honors
Richard Chisholm, principal at Catholic Memorial School, has announced the following WALTHAM students have made the honor roll for the third marking period: RICHARD ANDERSON, first honors, grade 7; ROBERT MILLIAN III, first honors, 11th grade; and GUIDO COPPOLA, second honors, 12th grade.
McQueen graduates from Colgate
JOHN MCQUEEN, son of Mr. John McQueen Jr., of NEWTONVILLE, received a bachelor of arts degree from Colgate College May 18.
CH-CH graduates
The Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall School announces its Class of 2003 (* denotes National Honor Society): Alex Berko*, Elliot Beutler, Mira Claire Blumberg*, Talia Burkstein, Rahela Bursac, Laura Buzawa*, Michael Cantor, Benjamin Carter, Tyler Christopher, Jillian Colarusso, Lindsay Corkin, Kristen Cuttone, Michaella D'Ambrosio, Jenelle Davis*, Andrew Forman, Gail Friedland*, Jennifer Griffin*, Christopher Grimm, Eric Hirsch, Misha Jaffe, David Kalafut, Jared Katz*, Michael Kotzen, Amy LaFontaine*, Tera Lam, Diana Levine*, Sofi Madison, John McCourt, Blake Morrison, Lila Morse-Harding, Ethan Naiman, Andrew Nilson, Redi Panajoti, Corina Gregori, Clarence Perkins-King, Amelia Perry, Valerie Plante, Joseph Price, Adam Richins, Jeffrey Rolke, David Shapiro, Leah Solomon, Benjamin Somin, Caeleigh Stuart, Layli Sylvester*, Sean Thomas Jr., Sheleah Trotman, Pit Tung, Matthew Vince, Vicco von Bulow*, Daniel Weil
Centofanti makes BC dean's list
LAUREN CENTOFANTI, daughter of Paul and Lisa Centofanti of WALTHAM, has been named to the dean's list at Boston College. She has completed her junior year at the School of Arts and Sciences and continues as a member in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Boston College.
Emmanuel commencement
The following local residents graduated from Emmanuel College on May 10: ARLENE LARSEN, of WALTHAM, earned a bachelor of arts in Individualized Major, and JOSEPH RESTINO, of WALTHAM, earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and graduated cum laude.
James Madison announces local graduates
The following local residents graduated from James Madison University in Virginia in the spring semester 2003:
KYLE HOUSMAN of NEWTON, earned a bachelor of science, MAX HUBENTHAL of NEWTON, earned a bachelor of fine arts. He was also named to the dean's list for the spring semester 2003.
Gillard on Lasell dean's list
NATALIE GILLARD of WALTHAM, has been named to the dean's list for the spring semester 2003 from Lasell College.
Quinnipiac commencement
The following local residents graduated from Quinnipiac University in Connecticut on May 17: LAUREN CINCOTTA of NEWTON, OMAR AHMED of WALTHAM and KIMBERLY BILELLO of WALTHAM.
Roblee nets awards
CHRISTOPHER ROBLEE of WALTHAM, was recently honored at Union College's Prize Day, an annual celebration recognizing outstanding students at Union. He is a 1999 graduate of Cambridge school and is a member of the class of 2003 with a computer engineering major.
Roblee received the Ingvar V. Ingvarsson Prize, the Tau Beta Pi Award and the Donald C. Loughry-Hewlett Packard Prize. The Ingvar V. Ingvarsson Prize recognizes a senior of high scholastic standing in electrical engineering. The Tau Beta Pi Award is awarded to juniors and seniors who have achieved outstanding records in engineering studies and have demonstrated excellence of character. The Donald C. Loughry-Hewlett Packard Prize is awarded to the student who has produced the best senior project in electrical engineering.
Bridgewater State commencement
The following local residents graduated on May 17 from Bridgewater State College:
SCOTT DALLMEYERof NEWTON, earned a bachelor of science in computer science.
JULIE WALSH of WALTHAM, earned a bachelor of arts in English and elementary education.
Bridgewater State dean's list
Named to the dean's list for the spring semester 2003 from Bridgewater State College:
JAMES DUFFY of NEWTON, NICOLE GILES of WALTHAM, MEGHAN BURKE of WALTHAM, MELISSA BURKE of WALTHAM, JACLYN BERGANTINO of WALTHAM, NICOLE SPAGNUOLO of WALTHAM, JULIE WALSH of WALTHAM, KERIANN WHALEN of WALTHAM.
Tomlak earns BA degree
IRIS TOMLAK, daughter of Avram and Gail Tomlak of NEWTON, earned a bachelor of arts degree in sociology and anthropology from Hendrix College in Arizona. She is a graduate of Newton South High School.
UMass Medical School grads
The following local residents graduated from the UMass Medical School on June 1:
HONORA ENGLANDER of NEWTON earned a doctor of medicine degree from the School of Medicine.
DORI GOLDBERG of NEWTON earned a doctor of medicine degree from the School of Medicine.
PATRICIA HESS of AUBURNDALE, earned a doctor of philosophy degree from the graduate school of biomedical sciences.
MARIELA JASKELIOFF of AUBURNDALE earned a doctor of philosophy degree, from the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.
Matignon graduates
The following WALTHAM residents recently graduated from Matignon High School:
ANGIE AUGUSTE, KERRI DOHERTY, CHERLY MAHONEY, KRISTEN MORITZ and COLEEN WALSH.
Gordon editor of 'Let's Go'
MEGUMI GORDON of NEWTON, a student at Harvard University, was recently made editor for the popular travel guidebook Let's Go: Japan. "Let's Go" is the world's best-selling budget travel guide series, researched, written and edited entirely by students.
Pahlm graduates
BRIAN PAHLM of WALTHAM recently earned a bachelor of sciences in communications media from Fitchburg State College.
BC commencement
The following local residents have recently graduated from Boston College:
AISHA ATKINS of AUBURNDALE earned a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in psychology.
ALLYSON BRENNAN of AUBURNDALE earned a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Arts in Sciences with a major in Italian.
IAN MACDONALD of AUBURNDALE graduated cum laude with a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in English.
BRYAN ALBANO of NEWTON earned a bachelor of arts degree from the Carolyn A. and Peter S. Lynch School of Education with a major in human development.
CAITLYN ALBANO of NEWTON earned a bachelor of arts degree from the Carolyn A. and Peter S. Lynch School of Education with a major in elementary education Child in Society.
DAVID SOO of NEWTON earned a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in communication.
ANDREW O'KANE of NEWTONVILLE earned a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in film studies.
JAMES BURNS of WALTHAM earned a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in economics.
KEVIN CONNORS of WALTHAM graduated cum laude with a bachelor of science degree from the Wallace E. Carroll School of Management with a major in finance.
KRISTEN FERRY of WALTHAM earned a bachelor of science degree from the Wallace E. Carroll School of Management with a major in general management.
GINNA GOLDENBERG of WALTHAM graduated cum laude with a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in history.
AMANDA COYLE of WEST NEWTON earned a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in communication.
The following residents of WALTHAM recently graduated from Buckingham Browne and Nichols School in Cambridge on June 6:
BAILEY FIDLER, who will attend Connecticut College in the fall.
DAVID SIMMONS, who will attend Boston College in the fall.
Qunnipiac graduates
The following local residents have been named to the dean's list for the spring semester 2003 at Quinnipiac College in Connecticut:
OMAR AHMED of WALTHAM, JON BONICA of WALTHAM and PATRICIA LUCENTE of WALTHAM.
Newton teacher awards
The Newton Teachers Association has announced the recipients of its annual Charles E. Brown Fellowship Awards for the year 2003, named for the renowned educator who served as Superintendent of schools in Newton from 1960 to 1968. The recipients and their award-winning proposals are:
DENISE TAGLIENTI of Oak Hill Middle School for "Integrating Art and Technology into the Social Studies Curriculum."
JONATHAN ROY and BEN MCGRAW of Oak Hill Middle School for "Revolutions/Expeditionary Learning."
DEBORAH HOLMAN of Newton North High School for "Disability History in the American History Curriculum."
HEATHER BUBY of Peirce School for "Changing Times for Our Children -- Grief and Trauma: Can We Make it Go Away?"
Reardon gets YTE scholarship
KELLY REARDON, of WALTHAM and a student at Waltham High School, has been selected to receive one of two Youth Tech Entrepreneurs (YTE) Senior Service Awards and a $1,000 college scholarship for her outstanding achievements in business, technology and community service at the Y.T.E.'s second annual Acceleration Awards.
Condon graduates with BS degree
MICHAEL CONDON, son of James and Carol Condon of WALTHAM, earned a bachelor of science degree in financial management from Salve Regina University on Sunday, May 18.
Stonehill commencement
The following local residents have recently graduated from Stonehill College:
CHRISTOPHER GELINEAU of WALTHAM, BRENNA JOHNSON of WALTHAM, ELIZABETH RUGGERI of WALTHAM.
Caldeira graduates from CityLab
ELISABETH CALDEIRA of WALTHAM recently graduated from Boston University School of Medicine's CityLab Academy program.
