NCHS Students Awarded at Annual Senior Recognition Assembly

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Friday marked New Canaan High School’s annual Senior Recognition Ceremony, where emcee Assistant Principal Ari Rothman awarded outstanding Juniors and seniors for their various achievements. Congratulations to all— what follows is a brief description of awards and their corresponding recipients:

National Merit Finalist

Each year more than a million high school students participate in the National Merit Scholarship testing program. Of this group, only one-half of one percent in each state is recognized as “National Merit Finalists,” a designation that comes only as a result of a record of distinguished achievement and a high potential for continued academic accomplishment.

  • CAROLINE CALLAHAN
  • LEIGH CHARLTON

National Hispanic Scholar

The National Hispanic Recognition Program (NHRP) identifies academically outstanding Hispanic/Latino high school students. Each year, the NHRP honors nearly 5,000 of the highest-scoring students from the approximately 235,000 Hispanic/Latino juniors who take the PSAT/NMSQT

  • EVA PACE

Fairfield County Association of Secondary Schools Principal’s Scholar Leader Awards

  • CAROLINE CALLAHAN
  • LUKE STEWART

Connecticut Association of Boards of Education Student Leadership Award
An ability to recognize the needs of others, a willingness to take on difficult challenges and a capacity for making difficult decisions, ability to work with and direct others, and the ability to honor commitments – these are the attributes for which this award was established.

  • OLIVIA BUCKLEY
  • WILLIAM DOOLEY

The Superintendent’s Award
The Superintendent Award is given to a student(s) who sustained a commitment to academics, leadership and community engagement. This student has demonstrated a positive spirit and influence that has contributed to the greater good of the school and community.

  • SPENCER REEVES

The Harold S. Kenney Awards (Scholar/Athlete)

  • LEIGH CHARLTON 
  • ALEXANDER URBAHN 

AAUW Awards for Distinguished Academic Performance

  • ALEXANDRA ALLEN
  • THOMAS RICHARDSON

Principal’s Leadership Award
Students are selected as recipients of this award who have a record of exemplary academic accomplishment and leadership to the school and/or the community.

  • CATHERINE LEVINE
  • GRANT WANG

Principal’s Service Award

Students are selected as recipients of this award who have a record of high academic achievement and exemplary service to the school and the community.

  • KAITLIN KEARNS
  • NOAH LEVINE
  • EVA PACE

Principal’s Achievement Award

Students are selected as the recipients of this award who have, over their years at New Canaan High school, a demonstrated record of high academic achievement.

  • CAMERON BLAIR
  • ABIGAIL GRAHAM 
  • KATHERINE METTLER 

Connecticut Association of Schools Fine Arts Scholar Awards 

  • Art : NICHOLAS LaMORTE 
  • Music : ERIK COHEN

Connecticut Association of Schools Governor’s Scholar of CT Award
The Governor’s Scholars Program recognizes academically talented high school juniors in schools throughout the state.

  • CONOR WEST

 

ART AWARDS

Fritz Eager Memorial Purchase Awards

To establish and expand a permanent collection of high school student art that will inspire young artists, the Purchase Award recognizes excellence in the visual arts by acquiring the work of graduating seniors “from the whole range of media,”

For their film, The Principles of Robbery,

  • JOHN DUNN
  • CHARLIE HANE

For her pastel on board, Self portrait I & II,

  • DARLEICY RUIZ

For his digital collage, Rainbow,

  • TIMOTHY SCRANTON

Fritz Eager Merit Award
Given to student artists whose work embodies both quality and originality. This award acknowledges an outstanding body of work exhibited in the Annual Senior Art Show.

  • CALI BRANNAN
  • MICHELLE MERCEDE
  • ELIZA POHLE

Jennifer Ann Zucco Award for Achievement in Visual Art
Recognizing the art of a graduating senior, this scholarship honors the essential traits of Jennifer:  a brilliant vision, a curious mind, and a generous and creative spirit.

  • OLIVIA GERMANN

Arthur Szyk Award for Commitment to the Arts
Named for a distinguished New Canaan illustrator and artist whose work sought to advance social justice, this award recognizes a talented individual whose work in art addresses the school, community, or world.

  • SYDNEY BRITT
  • ISAAC MARSHALL

Pennyweights Award for Achievement in Arts
The owners of Pennyweights in New Canaan have established a very generous award to be given annually to a senior who, in the judgment of the Art faculty, has displayed “learning, zeal and know-how which transcends the school and its classrooms and extends into real life.”

  • ASHLYN PACE

Caren Forbes Award for Achievement in Photography
This award is given to the student who has demonstrated excellence in the photographic medium, not only documenting the world around him/her with clarity and skill but also using the photographic process creatively to communicate personal voice.

  • SAMANTHA SMITH

Peter Kingsbury Award for Film
This award is in honor of Peter Kingsbury, a dedicated teacher and filmmaker at New Canaan High School who inspired a generation of students in the art of storytelling through film.   The recipient of this award is a film student who has an appreciation of the Arts and has excelled in creating original content through film.

  • LAUREN BERARDINO
  • JOHN DUNN
  • CHARLIE HANE

 

BUSINESS/STEM EDUCATION AWARDS

Lions Club Award for the outstanding business student

  • DIEGO OSPINA

New Canaan Board of Realtors Award for distinguished achievement in business

  • EVAN REILLY

Reynolds & Rowella Strength in Numbers Scholarship

The Reynolds & Rowella Strength in Numbers Scholarship awards $500 to two New Canaan High School graduating seniors who have a strong interest and aptitude in accounting or finance.  The program was established to support the firm’s belief in giving back to the communities they serve.

  • ROBERT HYNES
  • CHASE STRUPP

Outstanding Achievement in Computer Science

  • HENRY ASKER

Excellence in Business/STEM Education College Scholarship

This is the first of three college scholarship awards given by the Career and Technical Education Department. This award is for a student who has shown a dedication to the Business/STEM Department and its programs.

  • HENRY BAER
  • THOMAS FREIBERG
  • ETHAN HALL

 

DRAMA AWARDS

The Kiwanis Club of New Canaan in Memory of Peter B. Linden
Peter Linden was a loved and respected member of the Kiwanis Club of New Canaan who left us too early after a long battle with cancer. His passions were art and the theatre and in recognition of this, the Kiwanis Club has established the following New Canaan High School award in Peter’s memory for the benefit of these promising drama students.

Outstanding Achievement in Technical Theatre

  • LUCAS PELLI
  • SARAH YOUNG

The Court Miller Award for Achievement in Acting

  • JOHN DUNN
  • GRACE RUCCI

The Court Miller Award for Musical Theatre

  • WILLIAM DOOLEY
  • LAUREN SMITH

Director’s Award

  • CLAIRE LEVILLE
  • KAITLYN PIOTROSKI

Outstanding Achievement in Dance

  • ANIKA ORNDAHL 

 

ENGLISH AWARDS

The V. Donald Hersam, Sr. Memorial Award for Excellence in English

  • JILLIAN AUGUSTINE
  • EMMA ST. RAYMOND

The V. Donald Hersam, Sr. Memorial Award for Excellence in Journalism

  • ALLIE NEUGEBOREN

The Mary R. Smith Award for Literary Exploration

  • ELI O’NEILL

Department Award for Excellence in the Study of American Literature

  • KALEIGH McCARTHY
  • GRACE RUKSZNIS

The Spectator Award for the Literary Promise Reflected in Original Work Submitted to Spectator 

  • KATHLEEN REEVES

 

FAMILY and CONSUMER SCIENCE AWARDS

Outstanding Achievement in Child Development

  • RACHEL PANZANO
  • CAROLINE SWEENEY

Shirley Frank Award for Outstanding Achievement in Family and Consumer Science 

  • ELIZABETH GEHNRICH

Outstanding Achievement in Culinary Arts

  • ELIZABETH LUCHS

Excellence in Family & Consumer Sciences College Scholarship Award
This is the second of three college scholarship awards given by the Career and Technical Education Department. This award is for a student who has shown a dedication to Family and Consumer Sciences Department and its programs.

  • EMMA CHIVILY

LIBRARY AWARD

Mary Long Award
Named in honor of the long-time pillar of the NCHS Library, the Mary Long Award is bestowed upon the student who shared their passion for library learning and reading through service to NCHS library.

  • ELI O’NEILL

 

MATHEMATICS AWARDS

Departmental Award in Mathematics

This award recognizes the individual who has made significant contributions to the study of mathematics at NCHS.

  • LUKE STEWART

H. Norman Ricker Award
Norman Ricker graduated from and taught at New Canaan High School for over 37 years. For over 25 years, he served as Department Chairman. His love for teaching and learning along with his sense of humor and creative wit earned him the respect and admiration of many. The award recognizes creativity in the field of Mathematics.

  • ALEXANDER POPOV

The A. K. Littlefield Award
Established by the NCHS Class of 1938 to honor the memory of their advisor, Mr. Keith Littlefield, who served as chairman of the Mathematics Department for more than 35 years, the award is given to the senior who is outstanding in mathematics.

  • ALEXANDRA ALLEN
  • WENJUN JIAN

 

PERFORMING ARTS AWARDS

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AWARDS

Outstanding Contribution to the Band                   

  • EMMA ST. RAYMOND

Excellence in the Field of Music                            

  • ISAAC CHOU

Louis Armstrong Award for Excellence in Jazz

  • ERIK COHEN

John Philip Sousa Band Award                              

  • CLARE HERZOG

ORCHESTRAL AWARDS

Outstanding Achievement in Orchestra

  • ERIK COHEN

Leonard Bernstein Award for Excellence in Orchestral Artistry

  • JASPER TUCKER

Director’s Award

  • SPENCER REEVES 

VOCAL MUSIC AWARDS

Outstanding Achievement in the Vocal Music Program

  • CAROLINE CALLAHAN
  • CASSIDY LITTLE
  • FINLEY VIGLIOTTI

Outstanding Student in Music Theory

  • LOGAN OTIS

 

MUSIC TECHNOLOGY AWARDS

Outstanding Achievement in Music Technology

  • JOHN NOWELL

Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition

  • GRANT MORSE

The Richard Serbagi Award for Excellence in the Performing Arts
This award and scholarship, named for the great maestro and music educator, Richard Serbagi, recognizes the individual whose contributions to the study of music and the performing arts and commitment and concentration has brought about growth as a musician and performing artist.

  • LOGAN OTIS

 

SCIENCE AWARDS

Department Award for Excellence in Biology

  • ANENYA ANSH
  • LUKE STEWART

Department Award for Excellence in Chemistry

  • THEODORE NELSON 

Department Award for Excellence in Physics

  • MAX KOSCHNITZKE

Bausch & Lomb Award for Achievement in Science by a Junior

  • NATASHA TCHIR 

Intellectual Curiosity in the Study of Science Award

  • THEODORE NELSON
  • LIAM ORR

Pennyweights Award for the Outstanding Student in Science
The owners of Pennyweights in New Canaan have established a very generous award to be given annually to a senior who, in the judgment of the Science faculty, has displayed “learning, zeal and know-how which transcends the school and its classrooms and extends into real life.”

  • LUKE STEWART 

 

SOCIAL STUDIES AWARDS

The Robert Gardner Award
This departmental award is given to the senior who has exhibited passion and commitment to the study of History during his/her years at NCHS.

  • ALEXANDER URBAHN

New Canaan Historical Society Award for Outstanding Achievement in United States History

  • KATHERINE UNGER 

World Affairs Forum Future Global Leader Award
This award is given to the junior at each participating high school for outstanding leadership on global issues including academic studies, extracurricular activities and/or community service. The recipient of this award is eligible to compete for the WAF $10,000 Merit Scholarship for college which will be awarded to Fairfield County’s most outstanding Future Global Leader.

  • GRIFFIN FILL

Veterans of Foreign Wars for Excellence in United States History

  • CONOR WEST

League of Women Voters of New Canaan Award

Awarded to the student who has excelled in the study of Government and demonstrated a commitment to motivating other students to become responsible citizens

  • BRANDON HRUSKA
  • KATHERINE LYDON 

 

TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION AWARDS

Outstanding Achievement in Engineering
For the student who has demonstrated mastery in multiple areas of engineering from concept to creation.

  • JOSH SIEGEL

Perannos Yearbook Design & Publication Award
For outstanding leadership, dedication and editorial integrity while producing a yearbook of the highest possible quality

  • ANNIE NEUGEBOREN
  • SOPHIA PALAMENTI
  • SOPHIE PRICE

NCTV 78 Television Broadcasting Award
For their outstanding work and dedication to the broadcasting field

  • SEAN MANZELLA
  • CHRISTIAN PARROTT
  • LUCA TRIANT

Outstanding Achievement in Graphic Design 

For outstanding work and creativity in the areas of design and media

  • JAKE NEUBERGER

Excellence in Technology Education College Scholarship
This is the third and final college scholarship awards given by the Career and Technical Education Department. This award is for a student who has shown a dedication to the Technology Education Department and its programs.

  • JOSH SIEGEL

 

WORLD LANGUAGES AWARDS

Excellence in Spanish

  • KAITLIN KEARNS

Excellence in French

  • SOPHIE GRAHAM 

Excellence in Chinese

  • ADITYA OGALE

The Carl Howard Memorial Scholarship
Given in honor of the beloved Department Chair in World Languages in the 1970s to a senior continuing the study of a world language in college

  • ANENYA ANSH 

The Celine Berliet Memorial Award in Classics
The recipient of this award is distinguished by exceptional academic aptitudes and achievements, with a special interest in and commitment to the Classics. Céline Berliet, New Canaan High School, Class of 1996, graduated, magna cum laude, from Columbia University with a BA in Classics, taught Classics in Arizona and Maryland and pursued graduate studies in Classics at New York University.

  • GRACE BRADY 

 

SPECIAL AWARDS

The Richard P. Bond Award
Dick Bond was New Canaan’s First Selectman from 1996 – 2003.  While controversial at times, there is no question that Dick had a significant impact on the town.  Today it bears dozens of marks directly attributable to him and his administration. One is our own Dunning Stadium, the building of which would have been abandoned had Dick not personally stepped in and revitalized the project.  A great friend of New Canaan education, Dick got started in town politics as a citizen fighting for a school budget that was under threat of deep cuts. He firmly believed that education was New Canaan’s “secret sauce”. The award we give today in his name is intended to recognize someone who, like Dick, has made a difference.  It goes to the graduating student, who during his/her NCHS career has had the greatest positive impact on NCHS – the student who, more than most, has made what is already a wonderful institution even better. Additionally, the recipient will have demonstrated strength in academics and in one or more non-academic areas.

  • ROBERT CARPENTER
  • EMMA SMITH

The Henry Coleman Memorial Award
Henry S. Coleman was a former Dean of Financial Aide, Director of Admissions, and Dean of Students at Columbia University. While living in New Canaan for over 50 years, he chaired the Board of Education and was one of the founders of the New Canaan High School Scholarship Fund, serving on its Grant and Aide committee until his death in 2006. His lifelong passion was to ensure that every student had access to a good education. This fund, set up in honor of his memory, gives the award in his name to the student or students who have demonstrated a sustained commitment to helping others, but who also possess the character and skills of leadership that make them role-models among their peers.

  • LAUREN CAPONE

Bradley Fetchet 9/11 Memorial Award
Established by the Fetchet family and supported by their friends and community to honor the memory of their son, Brad, an NCHS graduate among those lost at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, the award – presented annually – to both a male and female member of the graduating class who embody the spirit of Brad: his enthusiasm, compassion, love of life, commitment to family and community, and especially those in need.

  • SEAN KNIGHT
  • JULIA OZIMEK

Team Jim Scholarship
Established in memory of Jim McKennan, the selected students are seniors who have played Varsity Soccer and embody Jim’s passion for the sport of soccer as well as his qualities of caring, kindness, humor, teamwork, sportsmanship and confidence to follow their own path in life.

  • MAEVE SELVAGGI
  • KENT WILLIAMS

The Walter DeTour Memorial Scholarship
The Walt DeTour Memorial Award is given to members of the girls varsity lacrosse and boys varsity lacrosse teams each year that have exemplified what Walt was all about – Teamwork, Unity, Group Excellence, and Sportsmanship. Walt served many years as a leader, coach, and passionate board member within the youth lacrosse program in town. To him, it was about a love for the game, a love for the town and a love for all kids. He taught that achievement in sport is group excellence and that every player’s first obligation is to her/his team. He showed each of us that genuine pleasure in sport comes through heartfelt participation and dedication to her/his team and teammates, rather than the pursuit of individual reward.

  • KARLIE BUCCI
  • BENJAMIN CONLEY

The Kelly Devine Award
Given by the faculty of NCHS in memory of our friend, Kelly Devine, English teacher and Reading Specialist who was respected and admired by her colleagues and adored by her students. Kelly was always there for all students and has had a most profound impact and influence on the growth and success of many. She is also singularly responsible for several in this class making it to graduation. To honor Kelly, her work, her infectious spirit and her passion for literature and reading, we would like to recognize the following student.

  • CHRISTINA GEHNRICH
  • CAROLINE SWEENEY

Leo E. Karl Sr. Community Service Award
In 1927, Leo E Karl Sr. opened a Chevrolet auto dealership on Railroad Avenue (now Elm Street) here in New Canaan. One of the company’s hallmarks is Community Service. This memorial award is presented to the student who has demonstrated a commitment to make his/her community a better place to live and work.

  • LAUREN SMITH 

New Canaan Community Foundation Community Impact Award
A student with a history of volunteerism on behalf of non-profit organizations whose volunteer service to the community has made a significant difference in the lives of others; a student who believes that community service can be a means to improve our community for all residents. NCCF will present the recipient with a plaque and the student will recommend a non-profit organization to receive a grant in his/her name.

  • SYDNEY KEND

Jack Jacobs Congressional Medal of Honor Award for Citizenship
The selected student has demonstrated selfless leadership and service to others during his/her four years of high school in an area where his/her contribution made a significant difference to others, the town or the United States.

  • BROOKE DEANE 

The Kay Timmis Award
“She was everyone’s grandmother” – Kay Timmis or “Miss Timmis” as she was called, was a beloved substitute teacher at both the high school and Saxe Middle School.  She began working as a substitute teacher in the district in the late 1970’s. She touched hundreds of young lives with her rare, unflagging kindness, smile, and generosity of spirit.  The Miss Timmis Award is given each year to a graduating senior of New Canaan High School who embodies Miss Timmis’ legacy of kindness, warmth, generosity of spirit, loving acceptance of others and unwavering support for fellow students.”

  • SAMANTHA SMITH

Western Connecticut Military Officers Association Young American Leadership Award
Awarded to a member of the senior class who is strongly supportive of the United States and has a demonstrated love of country, the Young American Leadership Award recognizes outstanding leadership potential and a keen interest in spreading the concepts of democracy through service to the community and others.

  • JACKSON DOUGLAS

The Pheidippides Award
Pheidippides was an Athenian courier sent to Sparta to request help when the Persians landed at Marathon. He ran 150 miles in two days and, when the battle was over, ran 22 miles back to Athens shouting along the way: “Rejoice! We conquer!” In selecting the recipient of this award, we look for a graduating student who always brings a distinctive effort to everything he/she does and perseverance to his/her high school career.

  • JACK VOLPE

Gilroy/Weeks Scholarship Award
This is in loving memory of Melanie Weeks Sammarco, a woman who followed her dreams by continuing her own education beyond all expectations. The recipient personifies Melanie’s values: “love, heal, realize, inspire and evolve” and it hoped that he/she follow his/her dreams.

  • FINN MAJOR
  • DEREK PERONE

The Edwin Bennett Dixon Memorial Award given by the Gridiron Club of New Canaan
Ed Dixon was a 1971 graduate of NCHS who returned home after college as the Audio Visual and Technical Theatre Director. He loved teaching and sharing his talents with his students for over 12 years before losing his battle with cancer. This award, given in his name, recognizes a student’s achievement in communication, technical and audio-visual crafts.

  • SPENCER REEVES

Jack Dempsey Award
This award was established by the Ceresa family and has been supported by The Marine Corps Foundation, as well as friends and classmates, in honor of Kevin “Jack” Dempsey.  Jack transferred to New Canaan High School in the fall of 1997 as a member of the Class of 1999. After overcoming many stumbling blocks, Jack graduated with the Class of 2000 and attended the University of Connecticut.  The tragic events of September 11, 2001, fueled his life-long determination to join the U.S. Marine Corps. Jack was killed in action during the battle for Fallujah (Iraq) on November 13, 2004. His actions on that day saved the lives of several Marines on this mission.  The award is presented annually to the student who most exemplifies the qualities of heroism, loyalty and sacrifice in the face of adversity.

  • KYLE KARR

The Cynthia Gorey Young Philanthropist Award
In 2016, New Canaan Community Foundation established the Young Philanthropist Award and in 2018 the award was renamed The Cynthia Gorey Young Philanthropist Award to honor the legacy of past Foundation President & CEO Cynthia Gorey who founded the program in 2007 and whose dedication and love for youth education and philanthropy made it the successful program it is today. This award is presented to a graduating New Canaan High School senior who has participated for multiple years in the New Canaan Community Foundation’s Young Philanthropist Program and has demonstrated commitment, leadership and service.  The winner shows true dedication to learning about philanthropy and shows compassion for others in our community.

  • SEAN KNIGHT

The Suzanne Farrell Memorial Award
Given by members of the Class of 1980 in recognition of the characteristics that define their late friend and classmate – leadership, character and service.

  • JULIANNA LEUNG

The Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award
For Outstanding Citizenship and Patriotism, as nominated by the school and selected by the Local Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

  • FREIA MIERENDORF
  • KIARA ROEDER-YIKA

Richard Frisbee Memorial Award
Rich’s graduating class of 1992, inspired by his courage and strength, created an award to be gifted to a student who highlights his attributes: a student who has set out goals for him or herself and shown outstanding initiative in pursuing those goals without losing sight of humanity and sincere compassion for others.

  • NICOLETTA BONSANTI

The NCHS Buddies Award
These students are recognized for their caring and commitment in fostering inclusive friendships between students with special needs and typical high school students.

  • MOLLY CIOFFI 

Gary Field Coalition Award for Outstanding

Service

  • SAMANTHA SMITH

Outstanding Leadership by a Junior Member of the Student Coalition

  • CHASE PELLEGRINI dePAUR

NCHS Parents and Faculty Association Award for Outstanding Service and Loyalty 

  • PAULINA CORTINA
  • ANNIE MINAGLIA
  • GRANT HANAUER
  • ELIZA POHLE
  • DAVID KELLY
  • LUCA TRIANT 

The CIAC Achievement Award
This award is presented to New Canaan High School athletes who have achieved at a very high level in their chosen sport. The recipients of this award have devoted countless hours of training striving to elevate their game to the highest levels attainable. More importantly, these are individuals who are exemplary in sportsmanship, ethics and integrity.

  • ELIZABETH COLWELL
  • CAMDEN NELSON
  • MAX KOSCHNITZKE
  • SIERRA SMITH

The Silver Hill Hospital Health Care Scholarship
This award is provided annually by the hospital in support of a New Canaan High School student who is pursuing their education in the health care field.

  • NICOLE MARTIN

Student Advocates Award
Honoring a single upperclassman that has demonstrated a commitment to the mission of the Student Advocates by demonstrating self respect, respect for others, respect for differences, and an active commitment to ethical, responsible behavior, this award represents an understanding of the components of community and citizenship as evidenced by the recipient’s interactions with and on behalf of others. As both peer and mentor, this student is dedicated to the NCHS culture as one who nurtures growth, personal integrity and mutual respect.

  • AMY TAN

The Exchange Club of New Canaan Foundation Annual Scholarship Award
The Exchange Club of New Canaan Foundation Scholarship is a $10,000 four year grant made to graduating seniors.  It is designed to promote and reward students with financial need and who demonstrate attributes and behaviors consistent with the goals and activities of Exchange Clubs throughout the USA specifically, character; persistence; community service; and serve as an inspiration to others.

  • ISABELA MAYUMI M. MONTANO

 

JUNIOR BOOK AWARDS

The Yale Club of Lower Fairfield County
For Outstanding Personal Character and Intellectual Promise

  • JONATHAN RICHARDSON

College of William and Mary Leadership Award
For leadership in the school and classroom and personal leadership qualities

  • KEVIN BRUNNER 

Wellesley College
Presented by the Southern Connecticut Wellesley Club to “a female student whose academic record and character are exceptional and who has also made a significant contribution to her school and/or community”

  • ERIN BEAN

University of Virginia Jefferson Book Award
For the outstanding, well-rounded junior who possesses the Jeffersonian ideals of scholarship, leadership and citizenship

  • GRAY FARLEY

Trinity College
For Scholarship, Dedication and Service to the School

  • KATHLEEN REEVES

Smith College
For Academic Excellence, Leadership, and Concern for Others

  • NICOLE VANDERLEE

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
For outstanding achievement in Mathematics and Science

  • DANIEL LU 

Princeton Alumni Association of Fairfield County
To a Junior Who, in the Faculty’s Judgment, Most Clearly Demonstrates Creativity of Mind and Vitality of Spirit

  • ADITYA OGALE

University of Pennsylvania Association of Alumnae
To a junior who best exemplifies the qualities and characteristics of Benjamin Franklin – a scholar, innovator, and one who serves the community

  • MEGHAN KLOUD

Mount Holyoke Club of Fairfield Villages
For an outstanding academic record and qualities of leadership and service in the school and/or community

  • KIERA RUSSO

University of Michigan
For Excellence in English

  • OLIVIA FLAHERTY-LOVY 

College of the Holy Cross
For Exceptional Academic Achievement and Sincere Concern for others

  • ANN PAKHAYEV

Harvard Club of Fairfield County
For an outstanding junior

  • DANIEL LU

Gettysburg College
For excellence in the study of United States history

  • CHRISTIAN SIBBETT 

Dartmouth Club of Fairfield County
To a junior who has excelled both academically and in his/her extracurricular activities, making a positive contribution to the school community

  • GWENAN WALKER

Cornell Club of Fairfield County
For Academic Excellence, Innovative Thinking, and Leadership

  • KATHERINE UNGER 

Columbia University Club of Fairfield County
For outstanding academic achievement

  • CAROLINE MAYOCK 

Brown University
For an Outstanding Junior in English

  • CONOR WEST 

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