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High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors: Zoe Baker, Emily Bontatibus, Bao Bui, Wyatt England, Ainsley Gray, Samantha Heinzman, Maeve Kelly, Jackson Krieger, Clare MacDonald, Michael Moseley, Nicholas Nason, Lydia Niedermeyer, Agnes Norman, Norah Slattery, Stacy Taylor, Emma Tweed, Anna Vozzelli.

Honors: Taylor Belanger, Matthew Bellantoni, Jesse Cadigan, Anthony Cloutier, Paige Cutler, Sarah Earley, Aidan Fedrizzi, Ryan Flaherty, Robert Fowler, Andrew Griffiths, Kate Hahn, Connor Haskell, Delilah Hastings, Wyatt Header, John Herman, Mandy Ho, Camden Hom, Matthew Johnson, Hayley Jordan, Maiya Koloski, Julia Kratzer, Georgia Lindstedt, Arina Matkevich, Frank Monahan-Morang, Mary-Kate Murphy, Cassara Novak, Riley O'Mara, Emmet Schuele, Lillian Singleton, Kadynne Smith, Lily Smith, Sage Soucy, Odan Strock, Sophia Thees, Richard Tremble, Grace Turner, Emily Wiggin.

Grade 11

High Honors: Reagan Bossong, Annabelle Brooks, Madi Bunnell-Parker, Elle Cooney, Caoilinn Durkin, Madeline Fowler, Aysel Hamlin, Maddie Hom, Claire Irons, Tatum Kellen, Adam Laflamme, Olivia McCartney, Luke McNabb, Bee Sothy, Elise Stromayer, Dagan Youssouf.

Honors: Lila Ashburn, Izzy Baker, Amelia Buxton, Jadyn Carrigan, Tyler Chen, Daniel Curran, Cameron Dempster, Madeline Duffy, Matthew Fogg, George Hughes, Julia Karaczyn, Ella Kennedy, Noah Kennedy-Jensen, Logan LeFevre, Jacob Lucier, Rachel Martin, Catherine McCoy, Camryn McCutcheon, Noona Mitchell, Peyton Mitchell, Olivia Mrad, Eadie Nadeau, Tadd Nelson, Amanda Nguyen, Cynthia Pham, Nola Pirone, Charlotte Proctor, Will Schwarz, Ben Shields, Rilan Smith, Eamon Swift, Caleb Ta, Danica Taylor, Emmy Tinkham, Caris Welsh.

Grade 10

High Honors: Reese Belanger, Tatum Brewer, Kenzie Cash, Madeline Doherty, Ella Dubail, Cora Engebreth, Keegan Hale, Lily Johnson, Jack Kingsley, Grace Kutz, Jeffrey Lafrance, Emma Lizotte, Avery Lytle, Danny McCartney, Ambrose McCullough, Charlotte Miller, Ashley Nguyen, Brendan Rogers, Lance Taquet, Roxie van Oosterum, Peter Wycoff, Sophie Yilmaz.

Honors: EmaRae Ackerly, Anton Behuniak, Carolyn Bolduc, Theo Burkhardt, Max Cassidy, Claire Charbonneau, Brian Connolly, Owen Cook, Dominic Cortez, Alex Dowling-Ingraham, Preston Fallon, Sophia Fates, Maddie Fitzpatrick, Liam Haley, Lillian Hanley, Bella Hazlerig, Dominic Holmes, Mimosa Isimbi, Taylor Krieger, Ava Lamkin, Ella Lemieux, Michael Maurice, Shane McGrath, Brynn McKenney, Lizzie Merrill, Bo Miller, Chris Murphy, Xavier Nadeau, Georgia Nolan, Joe Osei, Sofia Pothier, Isaac Russell, Lucas Soutuyo, Griffin Vivian, Eddie Wawrzycki-Stein, Delaney Whitmarsh.

Grade 9

High Honors: Anselm Arbogast, Sofie Asbjornsen, Gabrielle Blais, Gabrielle Blais, Haydn Bordelon, Finley Brown, Jack Fenton, Maggie Fitzgerald, Jillian Foley, Aaron Goodman, Josh Herlihy, Mary Herman, Cash Kellen, Agnes LaMontagne, Christina Lapoint, Quinn McCoy, Leo McNabb, Hannah Napolitano, Julia Napolitano, Andrew Reilly, Reis Stamaris, Madelyn Tierney, Delia Tremble, Eliana White

Honors: Abdi Ahmed, Liam Backman, Matt Baker, Adriana Bitencourt, Brady Cash, Poppy Chamberlain, Liam Cloutier, Moira Danzig, Jackson Davis, Hannah Derrig, Scarlett Dobkowski, Kali England, Rachel Feeley, Jack Fowler, Matt Hahn, Zoe Houk, Henry Huntley, Lucy Johnson, Estelle Jones, Carol Anne LaMontagne, Mariah Mathisen, Coleman McCall, Hope McNabb, Brady Mitchell, Sabina Moser, Caoimhe Oliver, Zoey Radford, Connor Rice, Corbin Richter, Shema Rwaganje, Laura Sawicki, Sophia Scola, Aidan Smith, Shea Smith, Sophia St. John, Annie Vigue, Aiden Wicklow.

Gold, silver, and bronze awards are selected for every class and are based on each teacher’s assessment of the student who has performed best and contributed the most to the class. These awards were presented at the Underclassmen Awards Assembly on June 2, 2022. Click here for the list of additional awards and recognitions. 

Gold Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in three or more classes earn a gold award.

Class of 2023

• Maddie Hom -- AP Calc A-B, AP Chemistry, AP English Language, AP U.S. History, Intro to Art, and Mandarin 301 Honors
• Julia Karaczyn -- Human Anatomy & Physiology, Introduction to Coding, and Theology 11
• Tatum Kellen -- Chemistry Honors, Pre-Calculus, and Theology 11

Class of 2024

• Jack Kingsley -- 2D Art, English II Honors, and Spanish 301 Honors
• Grace Kutz -- Algebra II Honors + PreCalc, Biology Honors, English II Honors, History II Honors, Marine Biology, Piano Lab, and Theology 10
• Danny McCartney -- Biology Honors, French 201 Honors, and Theology 10

Class of 2025

• Haydn Bordelon -- Digital Photography, Global Science, History I, and Theology 9
• Maggie Fitzgerald -- Drawing I, English I, Global Science, History I, Introduction to Coding, and Theology 9
• Jillian Foley -- English I, Intro to Art, and Spanish 101
• Josh Herlihy -- Digital Photography, English I, Spanish 101 Introduction to Spanish, and Theology 9
• Mary Herman -- History I, Spanish 201 Honors , and Theology 9
• Cash Kellen -- Geometry Honors, Global Science, History I, and Theology 9
• Madelyn Tierney -- English I, French 101 Introduction to French, and Global Science

Silver Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in two classes earn a silver award.

Class of 2023

• Reagan Bossong -- AP Biology and AP U.S. History
• Annabelle Brooks -- AP Music Theory and Jazz Combo Honors
• Madison Bunnell-Parker -- English III Honors and French 401 Honors
• Caoilinn Durkin -- Spanish 401 Honors and Theology 11
• Claire Irons -- Algebra II and Stained Glass Workshop
• Sawyer Merrill -- Algebra II Honors + Trigonometry and Chemistry
• Ben Shields -- AP Computer Science Principles and Chemistry
• Elise Stromayer -- Chemistry Honors and Spanish 301 Honors
• Danica Taylor -- Algebra II and Human Anatomy & Physiology
• Caris Welsh -- AP Environ Science and Theology 11
• Dagan Youssouf-- Algebra II and French 301 Honors

Class of 2024

• Reese Belanger -- English II Honors and Introduction to Coding
• Theo Burkhardt -- Geometry A and History II
• Meredith Cloutier -- Biology and History II
• Keegan Hale -- Chemistry Honors and Theology 10
• Emma Lizotte -- Geometry and Theology 10
• Avery Lytle -- Geometry and Piano Lab
• Lizzie Merrill -- English II and Stained Glass Workshop
• Peter Wycoff -- Geometry and Introduction to Coding

Class of 2025

• Finley Brown -- Spanish 101 and Theology 9
• Moira Danzig -- Cheverus Choir and Spanish 201
• Aggie LaMontagne -- Algebra I and Theology 9
• Reis Stamaris -- Algebra I and Spanish 101
• Eliana White -- English I and Introduction to Coding

Bronze Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in one class earn a bronze award.

Class of 2023

• Riley Campbell -- Spanish 301 Honors
• Kathryn Duffy -- English III
• Nick Manning -- History III
• Olivia McCartney -- Concert Band Honors
• Olivia Mrad -- English III
• Patrick Mukiza -- History III
• Addison Nelson -- History III Honors
• Cynthia Pham -- History III
• Nola Pirone -- Theology 11
• Charlotte Proctor -- History III
• Visethreach Sothy -- Chemistry Honors
• Taylor Tory -- English III

Class of 2024

• Carolyn Boulduc -- English II
• Tatum Brewer -- Biology
• Claire Charbonneau -- Spanish 201
• Alex Dowling-Ingraham -- French 201
• Cora Engebreth -- AP French Language and Culture
• Lily Johnson -- Geometry
• Michael Maurice -- AP Comparative Government & Politics
• Ambrose McCullough -- History II Honors
• Bo Miller -- Chemistry Honors
• Ashley Nguyen -- Theology 10
• Brendan Rogers -- Biology
• Mikayla Talbot -- English II
• Delaney Whitmarsh -- History II Honors
• Sophie Yilmaz -- English II

Class of 2025

• Sofie Asbjornsen -- Introduction to Coding
• Adriana Bitencourt -- Intro to Art
• Gabrielle C. Blais -- Algebra I Honors
• Hannah Derrig -- History I
• Jack Fenton -- Spanish 201 Honors
• Jack Fowler -- Spanish II
• Estelle Jones -- Intro to Art
• Chloe Koloski -- Music Technology
• Christina Lapoint -- Global Science
• Leo McNabb -- Spanish 101
• Hannah Napolitano -- 3D Art
• Julia Napolitano -- Algebra IA
• Corbin Richter -- Choir Honors
• Laura Sawicki -- String/Chamber
• Aidan Smith -- Concert Band

Congratulations to the following students and faculty who were recognized during the Underclassman Awards Assembly on June 2, 2022.

• Undergraduate of the Year -- Reagan Bossong
• Cheverus Award --Class of 2023 -- Caris Welsh
• Cheverus Award -- Class of 2024 -- Daniel McCartney
• Cheverus Award -- Class of 2025 -- Margaret Fitzgerald
• Phi Beta Kappa Award -- Reagan Bossong

National Merit Recognition

• Reagan Bossong
• Visethreach Sothy
• Elise Stroymayer

Cheverus Math Awards

Certificate for superior achievement in the New England Math League Contest.

• Reagan Bossong
• Cash Kellen
• Ambrose McCullough

President's Gallery Scholastic Art Recognition Award

Selected by the Fine Arts Department for their creative and exceptional artistic expression this academic year, their artwork will be displayed in the President's Gallery, located outside of our President's office. .

• Haydn Bordelon
• Cora Engebreth
• Jillian Foley
• Joshua Herlihy
• Madison Hom
• Brynn McKenney
• Hannah Napolitano
• Ashley Nguyen
• Cynthia Pham

Music Recognitions

• MMEA District 2 Band -- Daniel McCartney
• MMEA District 2 Band -- Olivia McCartney
• MMEA District 2 Choir -- Annabelle Brooks
• MMEA District 2 Choir -- Corbin Richter
• MMEA District 2 Orchestra -- Reagan Bossong
• MMEA District 2 Orchestra -- Laura Sawicki
• All-State Jazz Band -- Annabelle Brooks
• All-State Orchestra -- Laura Sawicki
• Bangor Symphony Concerto Competition Co-Winner -- Annabelle Brooks

Athletics Recognitions

The following students were named to the All-Conference Team in their respective sports for the spring of 2021 and fall and winter of 2022.

Freshmen

• Lucy Johnson -- Field Hockey & Ice Hockey
• Aggie LaMontagne -- Alpine Skiing
• Lillian Magda -- Field Hockey
• Reis Stamaris -- Alpine Skiing
• Annie Vigue -- Indoor Track & Field

Sophomores

• Brian Connolly -- Ice Hockey & Baseball (Spring 2021)
• Maddie Fitzpatrick -- Basketball
• Lily Johnson -- Field Hockey & Ice Hockey
• Ella Lemieux -- Ice Hockey
• Emma Lizotte -- Basketball
• Brynn McKenney -- Ice Hockey
• Charlotte Miller -- Ice Hockey
• Brendan Rogers -- Indoor Track & File
• Giovanni St. Onge -- Basketball

Juniors

• Annabelle Brooks -- Cross Country
• Caoilinn Durkin -- Soccer
• Matthew Fogg -- Football
• Silvano Ismail -- Basketball
• Wyatt Roy -- Soccer
• Taylor Tory -- Field Hockey

High Point University Junior Scholar Program

• Julia Karaczyn

Xavier University Distinguished Scholars

• Madison Bunnell-Parker
• Aysel Hamlin
• Elise Stromayer

College Book Awards

• Assumption College -- Elle Cooney
• College of the Atlantic -- Charlotte Proctor
• Clarkson University Book Award for Leadership & Achievement -- Addison Nelson
• Dartmouth College -- Annabelle Brooks
• Harvard University -- Reagan Bossong
• Le Moyne College Heights Award -- Tatum Kellen
• St. Anselm College -- Claire Irons
• St. Thomas University -- Adam LaFlamme
• Springfield College -- Madeline Fowler
• Stonehill College -- Caris Welsh
• Suffolk University -- Amanda Nguyen
• University of Vermont Citizen Scholar -- Olivia McCartney
• Wesleyan University -- Dagan Youssouf
• Williams College -- Caoilinn Durkin
• Yale University -- Visethreach Sothy

Faculty Recognition

The Duffy Award has been presented annually to a teacher since 2005 in recognition of dedication to teaching and support of Cheverus High School students. The Driscoll Award is presented in memory of Mrs. Pat Driscoll to a Cheverus staff member in recognition for his or her support of Cheverus High School, its students, and its Mission.

• Duffy Award -- Mr. Rodger Cilley
• Driscoll Award -- Nurse Marty Harvey
• Yearbook Dedication -- Mr. Richie Ashley

For a complete list of the Gold, Silver, Bronze Awards for 2021-2022

Last Wednesday, Mr. Humphrey's Music Technology and Production class along with the AP Music Theory class received a tour of NESCom at Husson University.

The New England School of Communications at Husson University is the only state of the art Audio and Video engineering program in the state. Students toured the Gracie Theater, TV studios, recording studios and multiple engineering rooms. It was a fun, informative day for all!

High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors: Emily Bontatibus, Paige Cutler, Sarah Earley, Wyatt England, Delilah Hastings, Wyatt Header, Samantha Heinzman, Jackson Krieger, Clare MacDonald, Michael Moseley, Nico Nason, Agnes Norman, Emma Tweed, Anna Vozzelli.

Honors: Zoe Baker, Taylor Belanger, Matthew Bellantoni, Brett Bogosian, Bao Bui, Jesse Cadigan, Anthony Cloutier, Jake Damboise, Aidan Fedrizzi, Ryan Flaherty, Marshall Fowler, Kelly Gleysteen, Ainsley Gray, Andrew Griffiths, Kate Hahn, Connor Haskell, Jack Herman, Mandy Ho, Camden Hom, Seth Huntington, Abby Jennings, Matthew Johnson, Hayley Jordan, Maeve Kelly, Georgia Lindstedt, Arina Matkevich, Frank Monahan-Morang, Mary Kate Murphy, Ali Nashawaty, Lydia Niedermeyer, Cassie Novak, Riley O'Mara, Jamal Osei, Nick Reilly, Emmet Schuele, Lillie Singleton, Norah Slattery, Lily Smith, Braden Smith, Sage Soucy, Odan Strock, Stacy Taylor, Sophia Thees, Richard Tremble, Grace Turner, Marin Whitaker, Emily Wiggin, Jack Williams.

Grade 11

High Honors: Reagan Bossong, Madi Bunnell-Parker, Madeline Duffy, Caoilinn Durkin, Madeline Fowler, Maddie Hom, Tatum Kellen, Olivia McCartney, Eadie Nadeau, Bee Sothy, Dagan Youssouf.

Honors: Lila Ashburn, Izzy Baker, James Baur, Amanda Nguyen, Annabelle Brooks, Amelia Buxton, Caleb Ta, Jadyn Carrigan, Elle Cooney, Bianca Cunningham, Daniel Curran, Calvin Cutler, Kathryn Duffy, Ryan Franceschi, Aysel Hamlin, Claire Irons, Julia Karaczyn, Ella Kennedy, Noah Kennedy-Jensen, Adam Laflamme, Jacob Lucier, Carlos Macdonald, Rachel Martin, Catherine McCoy, Luke McNabb, Sawyer Merrill, Peyton Mitchell, Noona Mitchell, Olivia Mrad, Patrick Mukiza, Tadd Nelson, Cynthia Pham, Nola Pirone, Charlotte Proctor, Michelle Scannell, Will Schwarz, Ben Shields, Elise Stromayer, Danica Taylor, Taylor Tory.

Grade 10

High Honors: Reese Belanger, Tatum Brewer, Owen Cook, Madeline Doherty, Ella Dubail, Lily Johnson, Jack Kingsley, Grace Kutz, Emma Lizotte, Michael Maurice, Danny McCartney, Ambrose McCullough, Charlotte Miller, Ashley Nguyen, Brendan Rogers, Lance Taquet, Roxie van Oosterum, Peter Wycoff, Sophie Yilmaz.

Honors: EmaRae Ackerly, Anton Behuniak, Carolyn Bolduc, Kenzie Cash, Max Cassidy, Claire Charbonneau, Meredith Cloutier, Brian Connolly, Liam Devine, Alex Dowling-Ingraham, Cora Engebreth, Preston Fallon, Sophia Fates, Maddie Fitzpatrick, Keegan Hale, Liam Haley Lillian Hanley, Bella Hazlerig, Dominic Holmes, Taylor Krieger, Liam Kruger, Jeffrey Lafrance, Ella Lemieux, Avery Lytle, Greta McDonald, Shane McGrath, Brynn McKenney, Bo Miller, Chris Murphy, Georgia Nolan, Joe Osei, Isaac Russell, Griffin Vivian, Eddie Wawrzycki- Stein, Delaney Whitmarsh.

Grade 9

High Honors: Sofie Asbjornsen, Gabrielle C. Blais, Gabrielle L. Blais, Finley Brown, Maggie Fitzgerald, Jillian Foley, Aaron Goodman, Josh Herlihy, Mary Herman, Estelle Jones, Cash Kellen, Agnes Mae LaMontagne, Christina Lapoint, Mariah Mathisen, Quinn McCoy, Leo McNabb, Julia Napolitano, Hannah Napolitano, Andrew Reilly, Corbin Richter, Sophia Segal, Reis Stamaris, Madelyn Tierney, Delia Tremble, Eliana White. 

Honors: Abdi Ahmed, Anselm Arbogast, Liam Backman, Matt Baker, Haydn Bordelon, Brady Cash, Moira Danzig, Jackson Davis, Scarlett Dobkowski, Kali England, Rachel Feeley, Jack Fenton, Jack Fowler, DJ Goodale, Matt Hahn, Zoe Houk, Noah Huntington, Lucy Johnson, Carol AnneLaMontagne, Coleman McCall, Hope McNabb, Brady Mitchell, Izabella Napolitano Aberle, Caoimhe Oliver, Connor Rice, Shema Rwaganje, Laura Sawicki, Aidan Smith, Shean Smith, Ollie Tatro, Logan Whitmarsh, Aiden Wicklow.

High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors: Victoria Bossong, Neve Cawley, Declan Danzig, Ella Davie, Julia Harnum, Will Herman, Miryam Keller, Mia Kratzer, MB Leavitt, Marie-Claire Owens, Lucy Pirone, Sophie Schuele, Tellie Stamaris, Colby White.

Honors: Liam Allen, Austin Bergeron, Nicholas Bither, Helena Bolduc, Jenna Booth, Fischer Bourassa, Jacob Carter, Caleb Cholod, Ella Cimino, Sam Clark, Jordina Coleman, Nate Cook, Brady Cormier, Liam Doherty, Joshua Dualan, Madisyn Durgin, Liz Earley, Maggie Earley, Emily Factor, Logan Granger, Claire Hanley, Mike Hartmann, Jackson Header, Jakub Jastrzebski, Evangelo Kapothanasis, Brooke Keenan, Julian LaMontagne, Jillian Lizotte, Briege McGarrity, Teddy Michaud, Dylan Morrison, Grace O'Mara, Callaghan Oliver, Brim Peabody, Lucia Pompeo, Ava Rausch, Liza Rogers, Nolan Sanborn, Nate Smith, Sammi Snow, Joseph St. John, Madison Storey, Shane Tanguay, Danielle Whyte, Leo Zeng, Bella Zografos.

Grade 11

High Honors: Bao Bui, Paige Cutler, Wyatt England, Andrew Griffiths, Kate Hahn, Wyatt Header, Samantha Heinzman, Jack Herman, Seth Huntington, Hayley Jordan, Jackson Krieger, Clare MacDonald, Frank Monahan-Morang, Michael Moseley, Nico Nason, Lydia Niedermeyer, Nick Reilly, Lillie Singleton, Stacy Taylor, Richard Tremble, Emma Tweed, Anna Vozzelli.

Honors: Zoe Baker, Taylor Belanger, Matthew Bellantoni, Emily Bontatibus, Olivia Bradford, Anthony Cloutier, Jake Damboise, Kiera Delahanty, Alyvia Earle, Sarah Earley, Ryan Flaherty, Marshall Fowler, Ainsley Gray, Connor Haskell, Delilah Hastings, Matt Hatch, Mandy Ho, Camden Hom, Abby Jennings, Matthew Johnson, Maeve Kelly, Julia Kratzer, Arina Matkevich, Ali Nashawaty, Agnes Norman, Cassie Novak, Julia Olsen, Ruby Phelps, Toby Picher, Sam Rwaganje, Emmet Schuele, Norah Slattery, Braden Smith, Lily Smith, Sage Soucy, Odan Strock, Sophia Thees, Grace Turner, Marin Whitaker, Leska Whitmarsh, Emily Wiggin.

Grade 10

High Honors: Reagan Bossong, Madeline Fowler, Maddie Hom, Tatum Kellen, Noah Kennedy-Jensen, Nola Pirone, Bee Sothy, Dagan Youssouf.

Honors: Sarah Agren, Lila Ashburn, James Baur, Annabelle Brooks, Madi Bunnell-Parker, Isabella Cloutier, Matt Connor, Elle Cooney, Bianca Cunningham, Daniel Curran, Calvin Cutler, MingGe Daley, Brogan Danzig, Cameron Dempster, Madeline Duffy, Ryan Franceschi, Aysel Hamlin, Declan Haskell, Lilly Hoyt, Claire Irons, Robert Johnson, Julia Karaczyn, Ella Kennedy, Adam Laflamme, Jacob Lucier, Carlos Macdonald, Maddy Marcisso, Catherine McCoy, Luke McNabb, Sawyer Merrill, Peyton Mitchell, Olivia Mrad, Eadie Nadeau, Tadd Nelson, Amanda Nguyen, Cam O'Donnell, Julia Phelps, Charlotte Proctor, Michelle Scannell, Jake Scheele, Elise Stromayer, Eamon Swift, Danica Taylor, Emmy Tinkham, Taylor Tory, Caris Welsh.

Grade 9

High Honors: Reese Belanger, Carolyn Bolduc, Owen Cook, Madeline Doherty, Ella Dubail, Cora Engebreth, Sophia Fates, Maddie Fitzpatrick, Lillian Hanley, Bella Hazlerig, Dominic Holmes, Lily Johnson, Jack Kingsley, Grace Kutz, Jeffrey Lafrance, Emma Lizotte, Danny McCartney, Brynn McKenney, Bo Miller, Ashley Nguyen, Georgia Nolan, Abigail Piotrowski, Brendan Rogers, Evan Roy, Roxie van Oosterum, Sophie Yilmaz.

Honors: Anton Behuniak, Kenzie Cash, Max Cassidy, Claire Charbonneau, Olivia Conroy, Liam Devine, Alex Dowling-Ingraham, Preston Fallon, Keegan Hale, Liam Haley, Taylor Krieger, Liam Kruger, Ella Lemieux, Rosie Lussier, Avery Lytle, Shane McGrath, Charlotte Miller, Joe Mullen, Chris Murphy, Xavier Nadeau, Sofia Pothier, Lucas Soutuyo, Giovanni St. Onge, Lance Taquet, Delaney Whitmarsh, Peter Wycoff.

Sophie I. Schuele has been named salutatorian of the Cheverus High School Class of 2021. She will deliver an address at the Senior Awards Ceremony immediately, following the Baccalaureate Mass on Sunday, June 6 at Cheverus High School. 

While at Cheverus, Schuele was a four-year member of the Outing Club and served as vice president her senior year. She was a three-year member of the Environmental Action Team and served as president her senior year. Schuele was a founding member of the Garden Club and was also a member of the Math Team and a member of the National Honor Society. She was named a National Merit Finalist and will graduate with a STEM distinction. 

Schuele was a four-year member of the cross-country team, captaining her senior year, and a member of the indoor and outdoor track teams as well as the alpine skiing team. She also served on the immersion trip to the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. Outside of school, she is an active volunteer in the community and is first violinist with the Coastal Youth Orchestra.

Schuele is the daughter of Ms. Cicy Po and Mr. Frederik Schuele of Brunswick. She will attend Middlebury College. 

Victoria A. Bossong has been named valedictorian of the Cheverus High School Class of 2021. In addition, Bossong has been named Outstanding Senior and All-Around Student. Selected by the students, faculty, and staff, the Outstanding Senior Award is given to the graduating senior who best exemplifies the spirit and ideals of a Cheverus student. She will deliver an address at graduation on Monday, June 7 at Merrill Auditorium.

While at Cheverus, Bossong was a standout indoor and outdoor track athlete. She broke 25+ school and league records, earned more than a dozen individual girls track state championships, and competed nationally and internationally. She was named the Portland Press Herald Cheverus Female Athlete of the Decade and the Maine MileSplit Track Madness Outdoor Track & Field Athlete of the Decade. She won the 400m at New Balance Nationals and was chosen by NCSA to represent the US at the Reykjavík International Games.

Bossong was a four-year member of the Key Club, Spanish Club, and Math Team. She served as vice president of the Key Club her junior and senior years and president of the Spanish Club her junior year. She was a member of the National Honor Society and received National Merit Hispanic Recognition as well as the Phi Beta Kappa Award. She will graduate with a STEM distinction.

She is an accomplished pianist and violinist and is a member of the Portland Youth Symphony Orchestra and Maine’s All-State Orchestra. An active member of Our Lady of Hope parish, Bossong serves as a eucharistic minister, lector, and altar server. She volunteers in the community, sharing her musical talent at area nursing homes and health care facilities. In addition, she has completed international service trips.

Bossong is the daughter of Dr. Catalina Atienza and Dr. Lawrence Bossong of Cumberland Foreside. She will attend Harvard University where she will be a member of the track and field team.

Gold, silver, and bronze awards are selected for every class and are based on each teacher’s assessment of the student who has performed best and contributed the most to the class. 

Gold Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in three or more classes earn a gold award.

Class of 2022

• Samantha Heinzman -- AP Biology, AP Spanish Language, AP Chemistry
• Clare MacDonald -- AP English Language, Human Anatomy & Physiology, AP U.S. History & AP World History: Modern, AP Calc A-B, Chemistry, Theology
• Richard Tremble -- Algebra II, History, Spanish, Chemistry
• Anna Vozzelli -- AP Physics I, Drawing/Painting, Mandarin

Class of 2023

• Reagan Bossong --Algebra II Honors + PreCalc, AP Economics, Chemistry, English, History
• Madison Hom --Biology, English, Mandarin, Theology, Chemistry, Algebra II Honors + PreCalc
• Julia Karaczyn -- Biology, Chemistry, History, Theology, Spanish
• Dagan Youssouf -- Biology, Geometry, French

Class of 2024

• Owen Cook -- English, Piano Lab, Spanish
• Lily Johnson -- Algebra I Honors, Spanish, Theology
• Grace Kutz -- English, Geometry, Introduction to Coding, Spanish, Theology, Global Science
• Emma Lizotte -- Global Science, Introduction to Art, Spanish

Silver Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in two classes earn a silver award.

Class of 2022

• Wyatt Header -- History & Spanish
• Hayley Jordan -- Theology & History
• Lydia Niedermeyer -- Theology & Spanish
• Emma Tweed -- AP Calc B-C & Spanish

Class of 2023

• Carlos Macdonald -- History & Spanish

Class of 2024

• Reese Belanger -- Digital Photography & Theology
• Carolyn Bolduc -- Piano Lab & Introduction to Computer-Aided Design
• Cora Engebreth -- Algebra I & Watercolor
• Isabella Hazlerig -- Algebra I & Piano Lab
• Jackson Kingsley -- Theology & Introduction to Computer-Aided Design
• Brynn McKenney -- Spanish & Algebra I
• Bo Miller -- French & Introduction to Coding
• Abigail Piotrowski -- Introduction to Art & Spanish
• Brendan Rogers -- Algebra I & Architectural Design
• Lance Taquet -- French & History
• Roxie van Oosterum -- English & Global Science
• Peter Wycoff -- History & Theology

Bronze Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in one class earn a bronze award.

Class of 2022

• Zoe Baker -- History
• Taylor Belanger -- English
• Isabella Balzano -- Yearbook
• Emily Bontatibus -- Jazz Band
• Jesse Cadigan -- Chemistry
• Robert Crean -- Cheverus Choir
• Paige Cutler -- AP English Language
• Jake Damboise -- Algebra II
• Orion Guibord -- English
• Connor Haskell -- Chemistry
• Jack Herman -- English
• Camden Hom -- Chemistry
• Seth Huntington -- Spanish
• Frank Monahan-Morang -- Algebra II
• Michael Mosely -- AP Biology
• Nico Nason -- Chemistry
• Agnes Norman -- Algebra II Honors + Trigonometry
• Nicholas Reilly -- Chemistry
• Lillie Singleton -- Spanish
• Norah Slattery -- Human Anatomy & Physiology
• Stacy Taylor -- Theology
• Leska Whitmarsh -- Pre-Calculus

Class of 2023

• Sarah Agren -- Geometry
• Annabelle Brooks -- Jazz Combo
• Madison Bunnell-Parker -- Theology
• Matthew Connor -- Spanish
• Elle Cooney -- Chemistry
• Daniel Curran -- Geometry
• MingGe Daley -- Biology
• Madeline Duffy -- English
• Maddie Fowler -- Geometry
• Declan Haskell -- Geometry
• Claire Irons -- Geometry
• Tatum Kellen -- Theology
• Noah Kennedy-Jensen -- English
• Maddy Marcisso -- Biology
• Olivia McCartney -- Concert Band
• Nola Pirone -- Marine Biology
• Rilan Smith -- History
• Bee Sothy -- French
• Elise Stromayer -- Spanish
• Danica Taylor -- Biology
• Taylor Tory -- Biology
• Megan Uwizera -- French

Class of 2024

• Theo Berkhardt -- Architectural Design
• Miriam Bonny -- Cheverus Choir
• Claire Charbonneau -- Digital Photography
• Ella Dubail -- Spanish
• Madigan Fitzpatrick -- Global Science
• Lillian Hanley -- English
• Michael Maurice -- History
• Daniel McCartney -- History
• Ashley Nguyen -- Drawing/Painting
• Sofia Pothier -- Watercolor
• Lucas Soutyuo -- Music Technology
• Griffin Vivian -- Theology
• Delaney Whitmarsh -- Mandarin
• Sophia Yilmaz -- French

Congratulations to the following students and faculty who were recognized during the Underclassman Awards Assemblies for each class on May 26, 2021, for achievements during the 2020-2021 academic year. (View all three ceremonies here.)

• Undergraduate of the Year -- Emma Tweed
• Cheverus Award --Class of 2022 -- Jackson Krieger
• Cheverus Award -- Class of 2023 --  Elise Stromayer
• Cheverus Award -- Class of 2024 -- Lily Johnson
• Phi Beta Kappa Award -- Emma Tweed

National Merit Recognition

• Matthew Bellantoni
• Robert Crean
• Samantha Heinzman
• Clare MacDonald
• Emma Tweed

High Point University Junior Scholar Program

• Zoe Baker
• Paige Cutler
• Cassie Novak
• Sophia Thees

Xavier University Distinguished Scholars

• Emily Bontatibus
• Sarah Earley
• Hayley Jordan

St. Bonaventure University Junior Scholars Program

• Andrew Griffiths
• John Herman
• Seth Huntington
• Arina Matkevich
• Jamal Oseai

College Book Awards

• Assumption College -- Marin Whitaker & Ainsley Gray
• Catholic University -- Kate Hahn
• College of the Atlantic -- Agnes Norman
• Clarkson University Book Award for Leadership & Achievement -- Mandy Ho & Frank Monahan-Morang
• Dartmouth College -- Anna Vozzelli
• Harvard University -- Emma Tweed
• Le Moyne College -- Mary Kate Murphy
• Randolph College -- Nico Nason
• Rensselaer Medal -- Samantha Heinzman
• Rochester Institute of Technology Computer Medal --Matthew Bellantoni
• St. Anselm College -- Sarah Earley 
• St. Michael’s College -- Clara Jones & Delilah Hastings
• St. Thomas University -- Lydia Niedermeyer
• Salve Regina -- Taylor Belanger
• Springfield College -- Marshall Fowler
• Stonehill College -- Jackson Krieger
• Suffolk University -- Odan Strock
• University of Vermont Citizen Scholar -- Abby Jennings
• Wesleyan University -- Michael Moseley
• Williams College -- Clare MacDonald
• Yale University -- Bao Bui

Faculty Recognition

The Duffy Award has been presented annually to a teacher since 2005 in recognition of dedication to teaching and support of Cheverus High School students. The Driscoll Award is presented in memory of Mrs. Pat Driscoll to a Cheverus staff member in recognition for his or her support of Cheverus High School, its students, and its Mission.

• Duffy Award -- Mr. Chris Humphrey
• Driscoll Award -- Ms. Wilberta Kirchner
• Yearbook Dedication -- Mr. Davis Hartwell

For more recognitions, see the Gold, Silver, & Bronze Awards.

High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors: Helena Bolduc, Victoria Bossong, Neve Cawley, Ella Cimino, Nathan Cook, Ella Davie, Liam Doherty, Joshua Dualan, Claire Hanley, Julia Harnum, William Herman, Miryam Keller, Amelia Kratzer, Mari-beth Leavitt, Dylan Morrison, Elizabeth Rogers, Sophie Schuele, Tellie Stamaris, Colby White.

Honors: Austin Bergeron, Shawnee Berke, Nicholas Bither, Jennavieve Booth, Fischer Bourassa, Jacob Carter, Caleb Cholod, Samuel Clark, Jordina Coleman, Declan Danzig, Madisyn Durgin, Elizabeth Earley, Margaret Earley, Emily Factor, Meghan Foster, Nicolas Giancotti, Logan Granger, Michael Hartmann, Jackson Header, Nicholas Hutton, Jakub Jastrzebski, Evangelo Kapothanasis, Julian LaMontagne, Jillian Lizotte, Briege McGarrity, Timothy Michaud, Colin Micucci, Grace O'Mara, Callaghan Oliver, Marieclaire Owens, Lily Pathwick-Paszyc, Brimwin Peabody, Luciana Pirone, Nolan Sanborn, Joseph St. John, Madison Storey, Shane Tanguay, Mackenzie Turner, Elizabeth Wales, Danielle Whyte, Zifan Zeng, Anthony Zerillo, Isabella Zografos.

Grade 11

High Honors: Gia Bao Bui, Paige Cutler, Andrew Griffiths, Kate Hahn, Wyatt Header, Samantha Heinzman, John Herman, Mandy Ho, Seth Huntington, Hayley Jordan, Jackson Krieger, Clare MacDonald, Nicholas Nason, Lydia Niedermeyer, Agnes Norman, Nicholas Reilly, Lillian Singleton, Norah Slattery, Richard Tremble, Emma Tweed, Anna Vozzelli, Marin Whitaker.

Honors: Zoe Baker, Matthew Bellantoni, Emily Bontatibus, Olivia Bradford, Anthony Cloutier, Kevin Connolly, Robert Crean, Jake Damboise, Kiera Delahanty, Alyvia Earle, Sarah Earley, Wyatt England, Aidan Fedrizzi, Ryan Flaherty, Robert Fowler, Ainsley Gray, Connor Haskell, Delilah Hastings, Matthew Hatch, Brady Hoglund, Camden Hom, Abigail Jennings, Matthew Johnson, Maeve Kelly, Julia Kratzer, Arina Matkevich, Frank Monahan-Morang, Michael Moseley, Mary Kathryn Murphy, Alison Nashawaty, Cassara Novak, Julia Olsen, Tobias Picher, Braden Smith, Lily Smith, Sage Soucy, Odan Strock, Stacy Taylor, Sophia Thees, Grace Turner, Emily Wiggin.

Grade 10

High Honors: Reagan Bossong, Elle Cooney, MingGe Daley, Madeline Fowler, Madison Hom, Claire Irons, Robert Johnson, Noah Kennedy-Jensen, Olivia McCartney, Luke McNabb, Michelle Scannell, Visethreach Sothy, Dagan Youssouf.

Honors: James Baur, Annabelle Brooks, Madison Bunnell-Parker, Isabella Cloutier, Matthew Connor, Brogan Danzig, Cameron Dempster, Madeline Duffy, Matthew Fogg, Ryan Franceschi, Declan Haskell, Carter Hoglund, Julia Karaczyn, Padraic Keane, Tatum Kellen, Ella Kennedy, Adam Laflamme, Jacob Lucier, Carlos Macdonald, Madeline Marcisso, Rachel Martin, Catherine McCoy, Sawyer Merrill, Nadine Mitchell, Peyton Mitchell, Eadie Nadeau, Amanda Nguyen, Julia Phelps, Nola Pirone, Charlotte Proctor, Marielle Rue, Jake Scheele, William Schwarz, Elise Stromayer, Eamon Swift, Danica Taylor, Caris Welsh.

Grade 9

High Honors: Reese Belanger, Carolyn Bolduc, Alexandria Dowling-Ingraham, Cora Engebreth, Madigan Fitzpatrick, Keegan Hale, Lillian Hanley, Lily Johnson, Jackson Kingsley, Lauren Kutz, Jeffrey Lafrance, Emma Lizotte, Daniel McCartney, Shane McGrath, Brynn McKenney, Bo Miller, Charlotte Miller, Ashley Nguyen, Georgia Nolan, Abigail Piotrowski, Brendan Rogers, Evan Roy, Roxie van Oosterum.

Honors: Emily Abbott, EmaRae Ackerly, Anton Behuniak, Theodore Burkhardt, Macey Campbell, Mackenzie Cash, Maxwell Cassidy, Claire Charbonneau, Jaylee Coleman, Brian Connolly, Olivia Conroy, Owen Cook, Dominic Cortez, Liam Devine, Madeline Doherty, Ella Dubail, Preston Fallon, Sophia Fates, Bradyn Hale, Liam Haley, Isabella Hazlerig, Dominic Holmes, Taylor Krieger, Liam Kruger, Ava Lamkin, Ella Lemieux, Rose Lussier, Avery Lytle, Ambrose McCullough, Meredith McKeeman, Xavier Nadeau, Sofia Pothier, Lucas Soutuyo, Lance Taquet, Elizabeth Thurston, Griffin Vivian, Delaney Whitmarsh, Peter Wycoff, Sophia Yilmaz.

As part of the service and leadership requirement of her STEM concentration, Senior Ella Davie has organized a guest lecture series of Women in STEM. Students and members of the community are invited to join these opportunities to hear about their careers, educational backgrounds, and other topics. Register here to receive the Zoom link.

Dr. Carrie Furr, Co-Founder of Bacteriophage & Drug Development Consultants (pre-recorded, available February 9)

Lorna Christian, Supervisory Advisor for the NE Regional Administrators Office for the FAA (Wednesday, February 10, 1:00 p.m.)

Bobbi Coffin, Manufacturing Engineering Development Program (Wednesday, February 17, noon)

Learn more about the Cheverus STEM curriculum.

High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors: Samantha Belaire, Harrison Bell, Chase Cameron, Haley Caron, Christopher Cimino, Sarah Cummings, Elizabeth DuDevoir, Grace Elwell, Brendan Fedrizzi, Alice Fernandez, Aisling Flaherty, Nicholas Galeucia, Nicholas Galli, Daniel Haskell, Anna Humphrey, Ethan Hunt, Cole Hussey, Nathan Jacobs, Lauren Jordan, Caitlin Kennedy-Jensen, Emma Levesque, Erin Libby, Michael Luna, Joseph Macaluso, Kristina Matkevich, Tyson Matthews, Myles Moore, William Mullen, Keagan Rice, Julia Ryan, Maeve Swift, Caroline Taylor, Madeline Williams, Hannah Woodford.

Honors: Emily Broome, Jack Chaput, Griffin Donovan, Emily Elowitch, Emma Gallant, Ethan Goodman, Keegan Haley, Alexandra Hammond, Quinton Hastings, Maximilian Hillgraf, Emily Huntington, Alexi King, Luke Knowles, Angeline Le, William Ly, Jack Martin, Mikiya Morin, Daniella Niedermeyer, Olivia Pirone, David Reilly, Nathan Rogers, Lydia Rue, Matthew Sarapas, Jacob Sargent, Matthew Scanlon, Michael Scannell, Erin Schnupp, Grace Shimansky, Grace-Marie Tourville, Jack Tracy, Aidan Treutel, Jackson Wilson, Jackson Woodleigh.

Grade 11

High Honors: Nicholas Bither, Helena Bolduc, Victoria Bossong, Neve Cawley, Nathan Cook, Ella Davie, Emily Factor, Nicolas Giancotti, Claire Hanley, Julia Harnum, William Herman, Jakub Jastrzebski, Brooke Keenan, Miryam Keller, Amelia Kratzer, Ryan Kratzer, Mari-beth Leavitt, Jillian Lizotte, Briege McGarrity, Colin Micucci, Dylan Morrison, Grace O'Mara, Callaghan Oliver, Marieclaire Owens, Lily Pathwick-Paszyc, Brimwin Peabody, Sophie Schuele, Samantha Snow, Joseph St. John, Tellie Stamaris, Madison Storey, Shane Tanguay, Elizabeth Wales, Colby White, Danielle Whyte.

Honors: Austin Bergeron, Shawnee Berke, Jennavieve Booth, Fischer Bourassa, Jacob Carter, Felicia Ceesay, Francessca Chace, Caleb Cholod, Samuel Clark, Jordina Coleman, Brady Cormier, Declan Danzig, Liam Doherty, Joshua Dualan, Madisyn Durgin, Elizabeth Earley, Margaret Earley, Giovanni Fornaro, Owen Gallo-Wagoner, Logan Granger, Michael Hartmann, Graycen Hayes-Begley, Jackson Header, Nicholas Hutton, Silas Jones, Evangelo Kapothanasis, Julian LaMontagne, Emma Langevin, Timothy Michaud, Joshua Paquet, Luciana Pirone, Lucia Pompeo, Ava Rausch, Elizabeth Rogers, Nolan Sanborn, Nathaniel Smith, Mackenzie Turner, Zifan Zeng, Isabella Zografos.

Grade 10

High Honors: Zoe Baker, Sarah Earley, Ainsley Gray, Delilah Hastings, Samantha Heinzman, John Herman, Mandy Ho, Seth Huntington, Hayley Jordan, Jackson Krieger, Clare MacDonald, Frank Monahan-Morang, Michael Moseley, Lydia Niedermeyer, Agnes Norman, Cassara Novak, Lillian Singleton, Stacy Taylor, Richard Tremble, Emma Tweed, Anna Vozzelli, Marin Whitaker.

Honors: Matthew Bellantoni, Emily Bontatibus, Gia Bao Bui, Benjamin Caron, Anthony Cloutier, Kevin Connolly, Robert Crean, Paige Cutler, Kiera Delahanty, Wyatt England, Aidan Fedrizzi, Liam Fedrizzi, Robert Fowler, Kelly Gleysteen, Orion Guibord, William Haley, Wyatt Header, Brady Hoglund, Abigail Jennings, Julia Kratzer, Arina Matkevich, Mary Kathryn Murphy, Alison Nashawaty, Nicholas Nason, Riley O'Mara, Tobias Picher, Nicholas Reilly, Emmet Schuele, Norah Slattery, Braden Smith, Lily Smith, Sage Soucy, Odan Strock, Sophia Thees, Grace Turner, Emily Wiggin, Jackson Williams.

Grade 9

High Honors: Andrew Arpin, James Baur, Reagan Bossong, Madison Bunnell-Parker, Isabella Cloutier, Elle Cooney, Madeline Fowler, Ryan Franceschi, Madison Hom, Julia Karaczyn, Tatum Kellen, Noah Kennedy-Jensen, Ella Kennedy, Carlos Macdonald, Olivia McCartney, Olivia Mrad, Eadie Nadeau, Amanda Nguyen, Nola Pirone, Charlotte Proctor, Visethreach Sothy, Elise Stromayer, Taylor Tory, Caris Welsh, Dagan Youssouf.

Honors: Courtney Cloutier, Bianca Cunningham, Daniel Curran, Calvin Cutler, MingGe Daley, Brogan Danzig, Lucas Dilworth, Matthew Fogg, Doni Hallett, Thomas Hickey, George Hughes, Robert Johnson, Katerina Lozoraitis, Nicholas Manning, Madeline Marcisso, Rachel Martin, Luke McNabb, Nadine Mitchell, Peyton Mitchell, Jaden Morin, Patrick Mukiza, Marielle Rue, Michelle Scannell, Jake Scheele, William Schwarz, Eamon Swift, Danica Taylor, Emma Tinkham, Lily Tyler, Megan Uwizera.

High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors: Samantha Belaire, Chase Cameron, Sarah Cummings, Grace Elwell, Alice Fernandez, Nicholas Galeucia, Nicholas Galli, Daniel Haskell, Anna Humphrey, Ethan Hunt, Nathan Jacobs, Caitlin Kennedy-Jensen, Erin Libby, Joseph Macaluso, Tyson Matthews, William Mullen, Julia Ryan, Matthew Scanlon, Madeline Williams.

Honors: Joseph Allen, Joseph Baur, Harrison Bell, Emily Broome, Haley Caron, Christopher Cimino, Avery Conant, Griffin Donovan, Elizabeth DuDevoir, Emily Elowitch, Brendan Fedrizzi, Aisling Flaherty, Emma Gallant, Ethan Goodman, Keegan Haley, Alexandra Hammond, Ethan Hammond, Quinton Hastings, Maximilian Hillgraf, Cole Hussey, Lauren Jordan, Alexi King, Emma Levesque, Zimo Li, Michael Luna, Jack Martin, Kristina Matkevich, Myles Moore, Mikiya Morin, Estella Mutoni, Daniella Niedermeyer, Olivia Pirone, Keagan Rice, Nathan Rogers, Lydia Rue, Matthew Sarapas, Jacob Sargent, Erin Schnupp, Maeve Swift, Caroline Taylor, Grace-Marie Tourville, Jack Tracy, Aidan Treutel, Jackson Wilson, Jackson Woodleigh.

Grade 11

High Honors:  Victoria Bossong, Neve Cawley, Nathan Cook, Ella Davie, Claire Hanley, Jakub Jastrzebski, Miryam Keller, Amelia Kratzer, Mari-beth Leavitt, Jillian Lizotte, Grace O'Mara, Lily Pathwick-Paszyc, Sophie Schuele, Tellie Stamaris, Madison Storey.

Honors: Liam Allen, Austin Bergeron, Shawnee Berke, Nicholas Bither, Helena Bolduc, Jennavieve Booth, Fischer Bourassa, Kurt Bower, Jacob Carter, Caleb Cholod, Ella Cimino, Brady Cormier, Declan Danzig, Liam Doherty, Joshua Dualan, Madisyn Durgin, Elizabeth Earley, Margaret Earley, Emily Factor, Giovanni Fornaro, Nicolas Giancotti, Julia Harnum, Michael Hartmann, Jackson Header, William Herman, Nicholas Hutton, Lowrina Ismail, Silas Jones, Evangelo Kapothanasis, Brooke Keenan, Ryan Kratzer, Briege McGarrity, Timothy Michaud, Colin Micucci, Dylan Morrison, Callaghan Oliver, Marie-Claire Owens, Brimwin Peabody, Luciana Pirone, Ava Rausch, Elizabeth Rogers, Nathaniel Smith, Joseph St. John, Shane Tanguay, Mackenzie Turner, Elizabeth Wales, Colby White, Danielle Whyte, Isabella Zografos.

Grade 10

High Honors: Ainsley Gray, Samantha Heinzman, John Herman, Jackson Krieger, Clare MacDonald, Cassara Novak, Emma Tweed, Anna Vozzelli, Marin Whitaker.

Honors: Zoe Baker, Isabella Balzano, Matthew Bellantoni, Brett Bogosian, Emily Bontatibus, Gia Bao Bui, Anthony Cloutier, Kevin Connolly, Robert Crean, Cosima Curran, Paige Cutler, Sarah Earley, Aidan Fedrizzi, Robert Fowler, Kelly Gleysteen, Connor Haskell, Delilah Hastings, Wyatt Header, Mandy Ho, Madeline Hoyt, Seth Huntington, Hayley Jordan, Maiya Koloski, Lucien Lussier, Arina Matkevich, Frank Monahan-Morang, Michael Moseley, Mary Kathryn Murphy, Alison Nashawaty, Lydia Niedermeyer, Agnes Norman, Riley O'Mara, Jamal Osei, Emmet Schuele, Lillian Singleton, Norah Slattery, Lily Smith, Sage Soucy, Odan Strock, Stacy Taylor, Sophia Thees, Richard Tremble, Grace Turner, Leska Whitmarsh.

Grade 9

High Honors: Andrew Arpin, James Baur, Reagan Bossong, Madison Bunnell-Parker, Elle Cooney, Madeline Fowler, Ryan Franceschi, Madison Hom, Ella Kennedy, Olivia McCartney, Nola Pirone, Visethreach Sothy, Elise Stromayer, Dagan Youssouf.

Honors: Courtney Cloutier, Isabella Cloutier, Matthew Connor, Bianca Cunningham, Daniel Curran, Calvin Cutler, MingGe Daley, Brogan Danzig, Lucas Dilworth, Callista Glinatsis, Thomas Hickey, George Hughes, Robert Johnson, Julia Karaczyn, Tatum Kellen, Noah Kennedy-Jensen, Carlos Macdonald, Nicholas Manning, Rachel Martin, Catherine McCoy, Luke McNabb, Sawyer Merrill, Nadine Mitchell, Peyton Mitchell, Jaden Morin, Olivia Mrad, Patrick Mukiza, Eadie Nadeau, Amanda Nguyen, Charlotte Proctor, Michelle Scannell, Jake Scheele, William Schwarz, Eamon Swift, Clara Taylor, Danica Taylor, Emma Tinkham, Taylor Tory, Lily Tyler, Caris Welsh.

Cheverus senior Daniel Haskell has been awarded the prestigious QuestBridge scholarship and will attend Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME.

This year there were 14,926 QuestBridge applicants nationwide. Haskell is one of just 1,127 Match Scholarship recipients and will receive financial aid for the full cost of tuition, room and board, supplies, and travel expenses. He is only the second Cheverus student to receive this scholarship. 

Haskell’s reaction to the news was, “Disbelief for a few minutes. Then relief. Then joy.”

The extensive application process includes ranking up to 12 QuestBridge partner schools. Bowdoin was among his preferred schools because it, “has a clear, influential mission...a great political science program, and it values diversity of perspective and personality.” Moreover, the culture of Bowdoin was very attractive to Haskell, “I wanted purposeful, deliberate, and diverse education, and Bowdoin seems uniquely inclined to such aspects. I also really love Maine.”

Haskell is an exceptional scholar, and he recognized the strong academic preparation he has received at Cheverus. He also pointed to something else that Cheverus has provided, “Cheverus gave me mission. I speak with the utmost sincerity when I say that Jesuit education has made my educational career and its future what it is.” He continued, “Since Freshman year, I have constantly been exposed to Catholic and Jesuit ideals. I have been...given the idea that education is not simply about economic success but about personal development for the sake of the other.”

A member of the Debate Team, focusing on Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Haskell is also a member of Model UN, Student Government, and the Mock Trial Team. Just this year, he started the Stag Argumentation Group for Equity. He is also a member of the Cheverus Drama Society and a playwright. His one-act play Doko Ka will be performed by the Cheverus Drama Society this year. Haskell is the son of Natalie and Dan Haskell ’90, an esteemed and long-standing member of the Theology Department. He is one of seven children and lives in Portland. 

“Whatever challenges college may throw my way, I will have the drive, the purpose, and the love to face them full-heartedly, to find joy in any strife. I’m grateful to all the teachers and faculty at Cheverus for giving me this gift,” he said. 

Please join us Wednesday, October 30, 2019 for a fascinating presentation from Heidi Weiker on the neurophysiology of teen stress. We will gather in the Sparta Room at 6 p.m. Please feel free to bring a friend.

Heidi Weiker, MSSA

Heidi has 30 years of experience in consulting and coaching, speaking and teaching, and curriculum design. She co-owns a contemporary training firm, Spherica LLC, through which she develops and instructs programs for Fortune 100 and 500 companies throughout North America, and academic and healthcare institutions.

Heidi’s insight comes out of her depth and breadth of experience with distinctly diverse individuals and groups – global leadership teams, at-risk youth, inner-city gangs, academic faculty, medical staff, and more. She’s grateful to have served as a direct Coach to numerous CEOs and their Executive Management Teams from various international corporations and firms. She is currently engaged in delivering plenaries, workshops and intensive programs in teen and adult stress resilience, positive-mindedness and command, mind focus, executive presence, and hi-touch connected communication.

Whether leading highly-charged interactions in the executive boardroom, working with teens in their elements, guiding team coaching sessions, or presenting at international conferences – Heidi facilitates candid, intellectual, and real-world dialogue. She has a relentless passion for inspiring others through creative and customized methods and is most recognized for her strong ability to relate with human beings of all ages and walks.

Heidi received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Miami University and her Master of Science in Social Administration from Case Western Reserve University, with a specialty in adolescent development. On the days she’s not teaching, she’s delved into scientific reading and evidence-based research, as well as writing her next books. Heidi is devoted to her faith, family and furry ones; and she loves the fine arts, photography, travel, volunteering, dance fitness, and being in nature.

A cultural exchange opens students’ eyes to the relevance of learning a language, sparks curiosity and creates mutual understanding. Traveling to a country where the language is spoken would be ideal but it is not always possible for all of our students. At Cheverus we have access to the extensive international network of Jesuit schools, the largest global educational network, that we can connect with virtually.

Last week, a group of students studying Spanish took time during Community Period to interact with students from Colegio San José de Villafranca de los Barros in Badajoz, Spain via video conferencing. 

This summer, Spanish teacher Laura Cholod met a teacher at this school through educatemagis.com, a website that aims to nurture a vibrant online community connecting educators from Jesuit and Ignatian schools around the world. As Jesuit schools, Cheverus and Colegio San José de Villafranca de los Barros share one mission.

Ms. Cholod and her Spanish colleague decided to integrate the heart of the four Universal Apostolic Preferences, pillars that will direct the mission of the Society of Jesus over the next 10 years, to this virtual exchange program. To break this down into three tangible goals for this coming year, the teachers decided  to follow this framework for the student communication between the two schools:

REFLECT – Who am I? Students introduce themselves through written letters that are peer-edited and uploaded to a shared “padlet” wall.

SHARE – Share about your school. Our students were asked about the parts of Cheverus life that they are most proud of and these attributes inspire them to be a “people for and with others,” what their dreams are, and what God-given talents they have been blessed with. 

DISCERN/ACT – How can students use talents and abilities to give back to the world? Students were asked to share how they can be “people for and with others” and strengthen bonds with students from Jesuit schools around the world. 

Ms. Cholod started with a geography lesson. Students first located the school on a map. Badajoz is a city in southwest Spain, close to the border with Portugal. Students then wrote letters of introduction to the students at our sister school. Last week, the students were able to 'meet' their peers via a video conference. “It was a thrilling day because we were able to see, hear, and speak with our new friends in Spain for the first time!” said Cholod. “The excitement and anticipation on both sides of the experience exceeded our expectations.”

Cholod hopes to continue the interaction with the Colegio San José de Villafranca de los Barros over the course of the school year.

Cheverus High School is pleased to announce three seniors have been named National Merit Semifinalists. Maeve Swift, Aidan Treutel, and Madeline Williams were recognized with this honor based on their performance on the PSAT administered last spring. They now have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,600 National Merit Scholarships worth more than $31 million that will be offered next spring. Approximately 1.6 million nationwide took the PSAT last year. In its 65th year, the National Merit Scholarship Program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships.

The administration, faculty, and staff of Cheverus High School congratulate these three National Merit Semifinalists on their achievement. 

High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors: Arianna Arguedas, Caroline Arpin, Annesley Black, Lawrence Bossong, Jennifer Christensen, Colt Dumond, Abby Enck, Gwen Freeman, Hannah Galeucia, Tholia Hallet, Mary Jerome, Richard Joyce, Meg Kelly, Caitlin McCutcheon, Madison Mitchell, Grace Morrisseau, Julia Mount, Michael Nason, Michaela Philbrook, Julia Pilk, Ruby Tran, Mary Wallace, Emma White, Andrew Young.

Honors: Donato Apon, Alex Baur, Briley Bell, Isabella Booth, Ryan Breece, Emily Bridge, Audrey Byrne, Alex Caron, Anna Caron, Caleb Carter, Patsy Ciampi, Patrick Corcoran, Madison Courtois, Andrew DeGeorge, Nolan Doherty, Matt Duchaine, MaryKate Earley, Ryan Flaherty, Madison Geiger, Thomas Gordon, Marcel Haley-Read, Evelyn Hanley, Cam Harris, Haylee Hinkle, Sam Holbrook, Katherine Johnson, Dennis Kalloor, Tanner Laflamme, Nathaniel Lapoint, Nina Le, Michael Manetti, Maeve McGarrity, Finn McLain, Connor Morrison, Jack Mullen, Grace Parello, Vipul Periwal, Sophia Pompeo, Mia Pothier, Anna Sawicki, Cam Schulz, Nathan Scott, Aidan Thomas, Rosie Train, Phineas Underwood, Jacki Vallee, Sam White, Emily Zografos, Nora Zou.

Grade 11

High Honors: Harrison Bell , Chase Cameron, Chris Cimino, Sarah Cummings, Nick Galeucia, Nick Galli, Dan Haskell, Ethan Hunt, Nathan Jacobs, Lauren Jordan, Michael Luna, Miki Morin, Will Mullen, Julia Ryan, Maeve Swift, Maddie Williams.

Honors:  Joe Baur, Samantha Belaire, Emily Broome, Haley Caron, Caty DuDevoir, Emily Elowitch, Grace Elwell, Brendan Fedrizzi, Ally Fernandez, Aisling Flaherty, Emma Gallant, Ethan Goodman, Keegan Haley, Alex Hammond, Ethan Hammond, Quinton Hastings, Anna Humphrey, Emily Huntington, Cole Hussey, Will Keith, Caitlin Kennedy-Jensen, Angeline Le, Emma Levesque, Erin Libby, William Ly, Joseph Macaluso, Kristina Matkevich, Tyson Matthews, Myles Moore, Daniella Niedermeyer, Keagan Rice, Collin Rodrigue, Nathan Rogers, Lydia Rue, Matt Sarapas, Jake Sargent, Matthew Scanlon, Grace Shimansky, Caroline Taylor, Jack Tracy, Aidan Treutel, Jackson Wilson.

Grade 10

High Honors: Victoria Bossong, Neve Cawley, Nate Cook, Ellen Han, Claire Hanley, Will Herman, John Hight, Miryam Keller, Mia Kratzer, MaryBeth Leavitt, Sophie Shuele, Nate Smith, Tellie Stamaris.

Honors: Rustam Ahmadov, Liam Allen, Austin Bergeron, Shawnee Berke, Nicholas Bither, Helena Bolduc, Jenna Booth, Fischer Bourassa, Caleb Cholod, Ella Cimino, Ethan Corcoran, Declan Danzig, Ella Davie, Liam Doherty, Joshua Dualan, Madisyn Durgin, Liz Earley, Maggie Earley, Connor Feeney, Grace Foster, Nick Giancotti, Logan Granger, John Gray, Julia Harnum, Mike Hartmann, Jackson Header, Nick Hutton, Jakub Jastrzebski, Silas Jones, Evangelo Kapothanasis, Brooke Keenan, Greyden Lindstedt, Donald Mahoney, Teddy Michaud, Colin Micucci, Dylan Morrison, Grace O'Mara, Callaghan Oliver, Marie-Claire Owens, Anthony Pacitti, Lily Pathwick-Paszyc, Brim Peabody, Luciana Pirone, Lucia Pompeo, Ava Rausch, Elizabeth Rogers, Joseph St. John, Mackenzie Turner, Elizabeth Wales, Colby White, Danielle Whyte, Isabella Zografos.

Grade 9

High Honors: Matthew Bellantoni, Cosima Curran, Sarah Earley, Kelly Gleysteen, Ainsley Gray, Wyatt Header, Samantha Heinzman, Jack Herman, Mandy Ho, Hayley Jordan, Julia Kratzer, Jackson Krieger, Clare MacDonald, Lydia Niedermeyer, Cassie Novak, Patrick O'Brien, Riley O'Mara, Stacy Taylor, Sophia Theese, Richard Tremble, Emma Tweed, Anna Vozzelli.

Honors: Zoe Baker, Brett Bogosian, Emily Bontatibus, Bau Bui, Kevin Connolly, Paige Cutler, Kiera Delahanty, Wyatt England, Aidan Fedrizzi, Marshall Fowler, Andrew Griffiths, Connor Haskell, Delilah Hastings, Matt Hatch, Brady Hoglund, Camden Hom, Abby Jennings, Maiya Koloski, Arina Matkevich, Frank Monahan-Morang, Michael Moseley, Mary Kate Murphy, Ali Nashawaty, Nico Nason, Agnes Norman, Bryce Ruan, Emmet Schuele, Norah Slattery, Braden Smith, Lily Smith, Sage Soucy, Odan Strock, Grace Turner, Marin Whitaker, Leska Whitmarsh, Jack Williams.

Lawrence A. Bossong '19  has been named valedictorian of Cheverus High School’s Class of 2019 and will deliver an address at graduation today, Monday,  June 3, 2019.

While at Cheverus, Bossong was a four-year member of the Key Club and served as vice president his junior year and president his senior year.  As a member of the math team, he led the math team to two state championships in addition to earning a certificate for Superior Achievement in the New England Math League Contest and qualifying for the National Math Meet.  Bossong was co-president of the Spanish Club his junior and senior years. A member of the outdoor track team, he was named Runner of the Year his junior year for his contribution to distance events. He was a member of the state championship swimming & diving team all four years. A member of the National Honor Society, Bossong was recognized with the Yale Book Award, Phi Beta Kappa Academic Achievement Award, Undergraduate of the Year Award, Marine Corps League Good Citizenship Award, International Service Award,  Governor’s Volunteer Award, and President’s Volunteer Gold Service Award. He was a commended National Merit Scholar as well as a semifinalist for the Coolidge Scholarship. Outside of school, Bossong is an accomplished pianist, violinist, singer-songwriter, and a member of the Portland Youth Symphony Orchestra. In addition, he is a lector and eucharistic minister at Our Lady of Hope Parish and earned the rank of Eagle Scout.

Bossong is the son of Dr. Catalina Atienza and Dr. Lawrence Bossong of Cumberland Foreside.  He will attend Princeton University.

Caroline Arpin ’19 and Richard Joyce ’19 have been named Outstanding Seniors from the Cheverus High School Class of 2019 and will deliver addresses at graduation today, Monday,  June 3, 2019. The Outstanding Senior and All-Around Student Award, selected by the students, faculty, and staff,  is given to the graduating senior who best exemplifies the spirit and ideals of a Cheverus student.

While at Cheverus, Caroline Arpin was a member of the Key Club and the National Honor Society, served as a Kairos retreat leader and was chosen as the Cheverus Centennial Gala student speaker. Arpin was recognized with the LeMoyne College Book Award and the Rensselaer Medal, was named a Burger King Scholar, and was awarded the Southwestern Maine Swim Officials Scholarship and the AXA Achievement Scholarship.  Arpin was a four-year member of the swimming and diving team, earning the MVP award her freshman, junior, and senior years. She was named to the SMAA Swimming All-Star Team and served as captain her senior year. Outside of school, she has been an active volunteer in local elementary schools.

Arpin is the daughter of Matthew and the late Michelle Arpin of Scarborough. She will attend Loyola University Maryland.

While at Cheverus, Richard Joyce was a member of the Spanish Club, Homefront Club, and Key Club, served as a retreat leader and eucharistic minister, and was a member of the President’s Action Committee. Joyce was recognized with the Boston College Book Award, was named a Burger King Scholar, and was awarded the 2019 Amairault Scholarship.  Joyce was a four-year member of the basketball team, received the Captain’s Award and served as captain his senior year. Joyce was a three-year member of the golf team and served as captain and received the Stag award his senior year. He was named to the SMAA All-Academic Team for the fall sports season. Joyce served as senior class president and was recognized as a Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram 2019 “10 Grads to Watch.” Outside of school, he has been an active volunteer at STRIVE, an organization that assists people with emotional and intellectual disabilities to live with dignity and respect as active members of our community.

Joyce is the son of Richard and Julie Joyce of Portland. He will attend Boston College Carroll School of Business.

Caitlin A. McCutcheon ‘19  has been named salutatorian of Cheverus High School’s Class of 2019. McCutcheon delivered an address at the Baccalaureate Luncheon on Sunday,  June 2, 2019.

While at Cheverus, McCutcheon was member of the Key Club and French Club and attended the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice her junior year. McCutcheon was a member of ultimate-frisbee, volleyball, and tennis teams. Outside of school, she is an active volunteer at Maine Medical Center.

McCutcheon is the daughter of Daniel and Kerry McCutcheon of Gorham. She will attend the College of the Holy Cross and plans to study biology

On Saturday, April 6, the Chilean Exchange community said goodbye to this year’s exchange students, hosted by Grace Shimansky, Rustam Ahmadov, and Lily Paszyc from Cheverus and numerous other families from other high schools in Portland area.  The exchange is with a Jesuit school in Santiago, Chile, called Colegios Padre Hurtado y Juanita de los Andes (CPH-CJA), one of more than 800 schools that are part of the Jesuit global network, connected by a shared mission.

This exchange started in 2000 between Spanish teachers at Cheverus and English teachers at CPH-CJA in Santiago. Initially it was only Cheverus families opening their homes to Chilean students.  After 18 years, this exchange of goodwill has grown to include Waynflete, Casco Bay, Portland, Freeport, and Greely High Schools. This exchange embodies the Jesuit intention of “people for and with others” as we build understanding among schools, cultures, and nations in the Americas.

Three students from CPH-CJA attended classes at Cheverus and became part of our community. Students Nicolas, Josefa, and Emilia, joined by their teachers Francisco and Marcela, learned more about American culture and the Portland area over the course of the month they were at Cheverus. Emilia’s brother came to Cheverus on exchange almost ten years ago, so she had some idea about what to expect. All three students enjoyed their time at Cheverus and especially liked the school schedule that allows students to change classrooms during the day, something that does not generally happen in Chilean schools. The students, along with their host students, served together at Preble Street preparing meals and attended the sophomore retreat, which included rock climbing.

After a bilingual presentation to all World Language classes last week, the Chilean students encouraged students to consider participating in the exchange and attending school in Chile. Josefa noted that because both schools are Jesuit schools, “we share common values.” The exchange program is a tangible component of the global Jesuit network.  

Special thanks to the Cheverus host families and to Ms. Quinn for coordinating the exchange. Anyone interested in learning more about the Chilean exchange is encouraged to reach out to Ms. Quinn, Chair, World Languages department.

Congratulations to our honor roll students. We commend you for your hard work and encourage you to continue to endeavor in your scholastic efforts. We'd like to recognize the following students for their academic achievement in semester 1.

High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors: Arianna Arguedas, Caroline Arpin, Alex Baur, Annesley Black, Lawrence Bossong, Jennifer Christensen, Matt Duchaine, Haylee Hinkle, Mary Jerome, Richard Joyce, Dennis Kalloor, Meg Kelly, Caitlin McCutcheon, Madison Mitchell, Grace Morrisseau, Julia Mount, Michael Nason, Vipul Periwal, Julia Pilk, Emma White, Andrew Young.

Honors: Colby Anton, Briley Bell, Bella Booth, Ryan Breece, Emily Bridge, Justin Carroll, Caleb Carter, Patsy Ciampi, Patrick Corcoran, Madi Courtois, Drew DeGeorge, Nolan Doherty, Colt Dumond, MK Earley, Abby Enck, Gwen Freeman, Hannah Galeucia, Maddie Geiger, Tommy Gordon, Marcel Haley-Read, Tholia Hallett, Evelyn Hanley, Cam Harris, Sam Holbrook, Katherine Johnson, Margaret Keating, Tanner Laflamme, Nathaniel Lapoint, Nina Le, Michael Manetti, Maeve McGarrity, Finn McLain, George Mitchell, Connor Morrison, Jack Mullen, Grace Parello, Michaela Philbrook, Eliot Pomerleau, Andrew Salow, Anna Sawicki, Cam Schulz, Nathan Scott, Aidan Thomas, Rosie Train, Ruby Tran, Phineas Underwood, Jackie Vallee, Mary Wallace, Yu Wang, Sam White, Will Zidle, Emily Zografos, Nora Zou.

Grade 11

High Honors: Harrison Bell, Chase Cameron, Nick Galeucia, Nick Galli, Dan Haskell, Nathan Jacobs, Michael Luna, Ty Matthews, Miki Morin, Will Mullen, Julia Ryan, Maeve Swift, Maddie Williams.

Honors: Samantha Belaire, Emily Broome, Gavin Callahan, Haley Caron, Jack Chaput, Chris Cimino, Sarah Cummings, Griff Donovan, Caty DuDevoir, Emily Elowitch, Grace Elwell, Brendan Fedrizzi, Ally Fernandez, Emma Gallant, Ethan Goodman, Liuming Guo, Keegan Haley, Alex Hammond, Ethan Hammond, Quinton Hastings, Max Hillgraf, Anna Humphrey, Ethan Hunt, Emily Huntington, Lauren Jordan, Will Keith, Caitlin Kennedy-Jensen, Angeline Le, Emma Levesque, Billy Ly, Joe Macaluso, Kristina Matkevich, Myles Moore, Dani Niedermeyer, Quinn Olore, David Reilly, Keagan Rice, Lydia Rue, Matt Sarapas, Jake Sargent, Matthew Scanlon, Graci Shimansky, Caroline Taylor, Grace Tourville, Jack Tracy, Aidan Treutel.

Grade 10

High Honors: Austin Bergeron, Victoria Bossong, Neve Cawley, Ella Davie, Nick Giancotti, Claire Hanley, Julia Harnum, Will Herman, John Hight, Miryam Keller, Mia Kratzer, MB Leavitt, Colin Micucci, Brim Peabody, Sophie Schuele, Tellie Stamaris, Colby White, Bella Zografos

Honors: Shawnee Berke, Nicholas Bither, Helena Bolduc, Jenna Booth, Fischer Bourassa, Caleb Cholod, Ella Cimino, Sam Clark, Nate Cook, Ethan Corcoran, Declan Danzig, Joshua Dualan, Madisyn Durgin, Maggie Earley, Grace Foster, Logan Granger, Ellen Han Han, Mike Hartmann, Jackson Header, Nick Hutton, Jakub Jastrzebski, Silas Jones, Brooke Keenan, Teddy Michaud, Dylan Morrison, Grace O'Mara, Callaghan Oliver, MC Owens, Anthony Pacitti, Lucy Pirone, Ava Rausch, Liza Rogers, Nate Smith, Joseph St. John, Shane Tanguay, Mackenzie Turner, Elizabeth Wales, Dani Whyte, AZ Zerillo.

Grade 9

High Honors: Matthew Bellantoni, Cosima Curran, Paige Cutler, Sarah Earley, Kelly Gleysteen, Ainsley Gray, Wyatt Header, Samantha Heinzman, Jack Herman, Julia Kratzer, Jackson Krieger, Clare MacDonald, Frank Monahan-Morang, Michael Moseley, Lydia Niedermeyer, Cassie Novak, Patrick O'Brien, Sophia Thees, Emma Tweed, Anna Vozzelli.

Honors: Zoe Baker, Brett Bogosian, Emily Bontatibus, Bao Bui, Kevin Connolly, Avery Crepeau, Kiera Delahanty, Aidan Fedrizzi, Liam Fedrizzi, Marshall Fowler, Andrew Griffiths, Orion Guibord, Connor Michael Haskell, Delilah Hastings, Mandy Ho, Brady Hoglund, Camden Hom, Abby Jennings, Hayley Jordan, Maiya Koloski, Arina Matkevich, Sam Merrill, Mary Kate Murphy, Ali Nashawaty, Agnes Norman, Riley O'Mara, Jamal Osei, Toby Picher, Bryce Ruan, Emmet Schuele, Lillie Singleton, Norah Slattery, Lily Smith, Braden Smith, Sage Soucy, Odan Strock, Stacy Taylor, Richard Tremble, Grace Turner, Marin Whitaker, Jack Williams.

Cheverus will offer a two-part workshop -- Taking Tests with Confidence -- during Community Periods on Wednesday, November 28, and Wednesday, December 5.

Our presenter, Eric Johnson, M.S., has been a test prep tutor for more than 18 years and had a private counseling practice working with teens and adults. He worked for a national test preparation company for three years before founding his own business. Eric is more than a test prep coach: he understands the psychology of test-taking and knows how to help people with very different learning styles. He knows how to help students overcome test anxiety and other challenges that can act as roadblocks to success.

Space is limited and priority is given to students in grades 9-11. If you are interested in attending, click here to submit this form no later than Wed., Nov. 14.  You be notified of your workshop enrollment by Friday, Nov. 16.

The application process for membership to the National Honor Society is now open to Juniors and Seniors who meet the criteria as stipulated in the application.  Students should check their Cheverus email for details about the NHS qualifications and the code to join the Google classroom for the application. All application materials are due by October 31. Please contact Ms. Van Wyck with any questions.

Congratulations to our honor roll students. We commend you for your hard work and encourage you to continue to endeavor in your scholastic efforts. We'd like to recognize the following students for their academic achievement in semester 1.

High Honors are awarded to those students who earn all A’s for semester grades.

Honors are awarded to those students who have attained a 3.0 average or better and do not have any grades below a C+ among their semester grades.

Grade 12

High Honors:  Olivia Adams, Colby Benway, Robert Bossong, Zach Broome, Finn Cawley, Perrin Conant, Brian Conti, Colin Dong, Tobias Ephron, Connor Galardo, Sean Greatorex, Eva Griffiths, Kathryn Griffiths, Rachael Haskell, Kat Kane, Anna Olore, Sean Scanlon, Will Shibles, Griffin Watson, Zoe Yin, Siena Zerillo, Mike Zhang.

Honors: Ben Adams, David Amoroso, Rose Christine Anastacio, Molly Arey, Anthony Balko, Ben Bellantoni, Delphi Bourassa, Katie Boynton, Elliana Budri, Abby Cavallaro, Luc Dionne, Molly Flaherty, Caroline Ford, Patrick Griffin, Teagan Guenther, Jason Halvorsen, Caitrin Hand, Jake Harrison, Michael Hatch, Libby Hodgkins, Jackson Humphrey, Jackson Jiang, Ethan Johnson, Mackenzie Johnston, Michaela Jordan, Adrianna Knight, Sophia Kruse, Tucker Landry, Brian Le, Sam Lewis, Hansen Li, Gary Liu, Binyu Long, Paul Lussier, Kevin Ly, Jesse Matthews, Taylor McDermott, Kathleen Meserve, Celia Migliaccio, Taylor Morrisseau, Alexis Pathwick-Paszyc, Emme Poulin, Anna Sanders, Isabella Santoro, Kate Sessler, Anna Smith, Michaela Ta, Sara Taylor, Ashley Turner.

Grade 11

High Honors: Arianna Arguedas, Caroline Arpin, Alex Baur, Annesley Black, Lawrence Bossong, Nolan Doherty, Colt Dumond, Hannah Galeucia, Mary Jerome, Richard Joyce, Dennis Kalloor, Meg Kelly, Tanner Laflamme, Caitlin McCutcheon, Sydney Michelson, Madison Mitchell, Grace Morrisseau, Julia Mount, Michael Nason, Vipul Periwal, Julia Pilk, Aidan Thomas, Emma White, Andrew Young.

Honors: Briley Bell, Bella Booth, Ryan Breece, Alex Brewer, Emily Bridge, Anna Caron, Caleb Carter, Jennifer Christensen, Patsy Ciampi, Patrick Corcoran, Drew DeGeorge, Matt Duchaine, Mary-Katte Earley, Abby Enck, Ryan Flaherty, Gwen Freeman, Maddie Geiger, Tommy Gordon, Marcel Haley-Read, Tholia Hallett, Evelyn Hanley, Cam Harris, Haylee Hinkle, Sam Holbrook, Nathaniel Lapoint, Nina Le, Michael Manetti, Maeve McGarrity, Finn McLain, Connor Morrison, Jack Mullen, Hayden O'Donnell, Michaela Philbrook, Eliot Pomerleau, Sophia Pompeo, Mia Pothier, Nathan Scott, Rosie Train, Phineas Underwood, Jackie Vallee, Abby Vaughan, Mary Wallace, Will Zidle, Nora Zou.

Grade 10

High Honors: Chase Cameron, Sarah Cummings, Nick Galeucia, Dan Haskell, Ethan Hunt, Nathan Jacobs, Lauren Jordan, Caitlin Kennedy-Jensen, Ty Matthews, Will Mullen, Julia Ryan, Jack Tracy, Maddie Williams.

Honors: Joe Baur, Samantha Belaire, Harrison Bell, Emily Broome, Gavin Callahan, Haley Caron, Jack Chaput, Chris Cimino, Griff Donovan, Caty DuDevoir, Emma Dyer, Grace Elwell, Brendan Fedrizzi, Aisling Flaherty, Emma Gallant, Nick Galli, Liuming Guo, Keegan Haley, Alex Hammond, Quinton Hastings, Max Hillgraf, Anna Humphrey, Luke Knowles, Emma Levesque, Jay Levine, Michael Luna, Billy Ly, Joe Macaluso, Kristina Matkevich, Myles Moore, Miki Morin, Dani Niedermeyer, Matt Sarapas, Matthew Scanlon, Graci Shimansky, Maeve Swift, Caroline Taylor, Aidan Treutel, Jackson Wilson, Jack Woodleigh.

Grade 9

High Honors: Austin Bergeron, Victoria Bossong, Neve Cawley, Ella Davie, Jackson Header, Will Herman, John Hight, Mia Kratzer, Brim Peabody, Sophie Schuele, Tellie Stamaris, Dani Whyte.

Honors: Rustam Ahmadov, Shawnee Berke, Nicholas Bither, Helena Bolduc, Fischer Bourassa, Kurt Bower, Caleb Cholod, Ella Cimino, Nate Cook, Ethan Corcoran, Declan Danzig, Paige DeGeorge, Liam Doherty, Madisyn Durgin, Liz Earley, Maggie Earley, Gio Fornaro, Grace Foster, Nick Giancotti, Claire Hanley, Mike Hartmann, Chris Hoffman, Nick Hutton, Evangelo Kapothanasis, Brooke Keenan, Miryam Keller, Emma Langevin, MB Leavitt, Donald Mahoney, Teddy Michaud, Colin Micucci, Dylan Morrison, Grace O'Mara, Callaghan Oliver, MC Owens, Anthony Pacitti, Lucy Pirone, Matthew Pollini, Ava Rausch, Nolan Sanborn, Joseph St. John, Mackenzie Turner, Colby White, Bella Zografos.

Loyola Scholars offers summer programs for enrichment, immersion experiences, and classes for academic credit for incoming and current Cheverus students.

Click here to register.

Summer Classes

Introduction to Coding **

July 2-13^*, M-F, 8:00-11:00 a.m.,  ½ credit, Grades 9-12 -- $300

Learn the basics of how computer programs work -- even if you’ve never done any programming before! Students in this hands-on course will use online coding tools like MIT’s Scratch to learn programming concepts in an interactive environment. Students will learn the fundamentals of computer science via Python programming language, including variables, user input, control structures, functions with parameters and return values, and basic graphics. Students explore sample programs, solve problems, and complete challenging projects. 

Pottery **

July 2-13^{*, M-F, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.,}  ½ credit, Grades 9-12 -- $300 plus $50 lab fee

Exploring functional and sculptural aspects of ceramics, students will work with mid-fire range clay bodies using primarily hand building techniques with an introduction to wheel throwing. Hand building skills include pinch, coil and slab pot making. Students will be exposed to elementary wheel throwing techniques such centering, throwing, trimming. Dip glazing and various subtractive decorative surface techniques for finishing work will end the session. There is an additional art lab fee of $50.

Writing the College Application Essay

August 13-16, M-Th, Rising Seniors (Class of 2019) -- $200
Session 1: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. (limit 12 students)
Session 2: 12:30-2:30 p.m. (limit 12 students)

This four-day course allows rising seniors the opportunity to take the time to formulate and reflect upon one of the most significant pieces of writing they will produce as a high school student. What better time to formulate an essay without the pressure of an early action or early decision deadline looming. Your transcript and resume provide college admissions officers with all of your stats -- GPA, classes, clubs, awards, etc. -- but how do they find out about you? This workshop will assist you in writing an essay which reflects your own unique story.  We'll work on mechanics (grammar, sentence structure, proofreading!) but focus on the content of what you have to say.  Write an essay that makes a lasting impression -- of you!

Click here to register.
 

^* no class on July 4
** Qualifies for Academic Credit at Cheverus

Summer Enrichment for Class of 2022

July 16-27, M-F, 7:45 a.m.-noon,  incoming 9th graders -- $300

High School Preparation

Cheverus’ Summer Enrichment Program provides students with a feel for the demanding expectations of a college preparatory school like Cheverus. All the faculty members of the enrichment program are teachers at Cheverus High School during the academic year. This program is geared to give a two-week orientation of what is to be expected of our incoming freshmen with the core classes of Reading, Writing, and Math. Cheverus teachers will focus on executive function, study skills and academic foundation skills that will allow you to hit the ground running on day one! In math, you will be prepared for your enrollment in Geometry or Algebra. In English, you will focus on developing writing skills and reading for content.

Summer Enrichment Highlights

Daily Academic Classes:

• Critical Reading with Mr.  Dalvet (English Department at Cheverus)
• Writing with Ms. Mahar (English Department at Cheverus)
• Mathematics with Ms. Little (Math Department at Cheverus)
• Organizational Skills and Cheverus 101 with Mr. Peralta (Theology Department at Cheverus)

Attendance

Students participating in the summer enrichment program must attend both weeks of the two-week session. Loyola Scholars are expected to be on time for an assembly every day at 7:45 a.m. each morning that the program is in session. The regular dismissal happens at 12:00 p.m.

Questions?

Contact:
Jose Peralta -- peralta@cheverus.org
Kathy Little --  little@cheverus.org, or,
Cheverus Main Office at 207-774-6238

Click here to register.