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Mount Mercy News of Note - First Quarter Honors

by Pat Burns

Mon, Nov 30th 2020 02:00 pm

December 1, 2020

 

 For Immediate Release

CONTACT NAME:  Pat Burns

CONTACT EMAIL:  pburns@mtmercy.org

CONTACT PHONE:  716-825-8796 ext 205

ARTICLE AUTHOR:  Pat Burns

 

Mount Mercy Academy Announces First Quarter Honor Roll

                Mount Mercy Academy recently announced its First Quarter Honor Roll.  Fifty-two students achieved First Honors (95 and above), forty-three attained Second Honors (90.00-94.99) and thirty students earned Merit Roll status (85.00-89.99).

                Twenty-seven members of the senior class received First Honors.  Achieving this distinction were:  Laila Aloi, Kathryn Bednarz, Hannah Fredo, Zoe Gray, Lara Groves, Olivia Jarosz, Megan Jozwiak, Emily Kessler, Angelina Larivey, Gianna Lauciello, Emma Lewis, Madeline Lickfeld, Sarah Michalak, Claire Mullen, Keira Olsen, Athena Parisi, Megan Quinn, Megan Reilly, Emily Rhoads, Kathryn Ryan, Mary Snyder, Cecelia Strang, Victoria Trzaska, Hannah Vattes, Rheanna Welsh, Emma Wilson, and Catherine Zak.

Adrianna Awald, Annie Bernard, Melina Courtney, Sydney Gunner, Lily Janik, Dominique Khoury, Aubrey Monaco, Elisabeth Radwan, Natalie Radwan, and Grace Spero, all members of the junior class attained First Honors this quarter.

Seven sophomores, Emma Colello, Bridget Dougherty, Alexis Garmong, Elizabeth Godsoe, Catherine Klodzinski, Sophia Nasca, and Jillian Schneck, all had averages over 95 for the first quarter.

Freshman students Rosalie Bandura, Addison Barth, Maura Higgins, Lacey Sheehan, Vayana Stoyanova, Rylee Strefeler, Caroline Tucker, and Avery Walker all met the criteria for First Honors.

Forty-three students achieved Second Honors, including: seniors Haley Browner, Olivia Coleman, Anani Debose, Aislinn Farrell, Elizabeth Plowucha, Olivia Radwan, Anna Schieber, and Natalia Weltjen, juniors: Sydney Ardanuy, Abbie Dziadzio, Madison Edwards, Marissa Kurucz, and Mary Vattes, sophomores: Megan Amicone, Jenna Angle, Paige Angle, Margaret Bell, Brenna Berhalter, Kennedy Cerrone, Emma Connors, Lucy Duggan, Olivia Fuller, Madelyn Hart, Trinity Kehoe, Paige Lapadat, Olivia Macholeth, Abigail Mailloux, Gemma McIlroy, Sofia Milosevski, Ava Moran, Alison Mysiak, Alie Reid, Madison Serafini, Fiona Tournour, and Natalie Vicaretti and freshmen: Emma Caughel, Ashley Cirbus, Jayla Goodman, Shannon Kersten, Emma Labby, Amelia Lalley, Brogan Maloney, Isabella Shea, and Tia Thourling

                An additional thirty students were named to the Merit Roll.  The honorees include seniors: Janiah Ball, Holly Miller, Ryllie Padilla, and Carlie Rambino, juniors Estella Estus, Grace Kruse, Amaya Milkowski, Cassidy Reid, Mara Santana, Mya Wood, and Bitsat Yitayeh, sophomores Metasebya Asfaw, Allison Conklin, Claire Denning, Corynn Held, Katelyn Isch, Gabrielle Juliano, Isabella Maloney, Kayla Pietrkiewicz, Joelle Poleto, Amanda Solomon, and Marlee Ventura and freshmen Meghan Balen, Morgan Cuneo, Charli Debose, Elyse Ellicott, Madeline Hagner, Margaret Melligan, Nurta Mganga, and Amyiah Wheeler.

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