Carrabec High School 4th quarter honor roll (2024)

Carrabec High School

Grade 12, high honors: Dakota Cahill, Kolby Carpenter, Jayden Cates, Devyn DeLeonardis, Cooper Dellarma, Summer Lindblom, Alyssa Schinzel, and Hailey Wyman; honors:  Sarah Craig, Trevor Donahue, Toby-Nicholas Gower, Molly Hay, Nevaeh Holmes, Emma Junkins, and Lucas Vicneire.

Grade 11, high honors:  Machaon Pierce, Desmond Robinson, and Brooks Sousa; honors: Jeremy Barcelos, Logan Caldwell, Cortney Cote, Mason Courtney, Brady Goguen, Joseph Grondin, Kobi Jennings, Haley McFadyen, Seth Price, Josephine Scheve, Levi Small, and Ciarrah Whittemore.

Grade 10, high honors:  Emma Campbell, and Myah Williams; honors: Jackamo Benner, Jaysen Bornstein, Reese Brown, Alexis Fortin, Kayden Longley, and William Rogers.

Grade 9,  high honors:  Chandler Atwood, Ashlyn Courtney, Kaitlin Dellarma, David Dixon, and Katie Scalese; honors: Jordan Kramer, Leeyah Nelson, Jillian Robinson, Austin Sales, Reed Smith, and Ava Welch.

Erskine Academy third trimester honor roll (2024)

(photo credit: Erskine Academy)

Grade 12

High Honors: Tristan Anderson, Leah Bonner, Isabella Boudreau, Heather Bourgoin, Robin Boynton, Elizabeth Brown, Nolan Burgess, Nathalia Carrasco, Makayla Chabot, Elise Choate, Alexia Cole, Caleigh Crocker, Brielle Crommett, Noah Crummett, Gavin Cunningham, Skyler Danforth, Keira Deschamps, Aaralyn Gagnon, Meilani Gatlin, Caleb Gay, Nathan Hall, Natalie Henderson, Jessica Hendsbee, Trinity Hyson, Anna Jarosz, Hannah Kugelmeyer, Stephanie Kumnick, Henrique Leal Ribeiro, Aidan Maguire, Holden McKenney, Austin Nicholas, Jeremy Parker, Nathan Polley, Jessica Pumphrey, Max Sanborn, Christine Smith, Kinsey Stevens, Jamecen Stokes, Reese Sullivan, and Baruch Wilson. Honors: Abigail Adams, Lacey Arp, Duncan Bailey, Kaleb Brown, Carol Caouette-Labbe, Timothy Christiansen, Simon Clark, Marshall Clifford, Thomas Crawford, Isabella Day, Jesseca Eastup, Hailey Estes, Kaylee Fyfe, Brayden Garland, Sammi Jo Guptill, Mackenzie Kutniewski, Logan Lanphier, Sophie Leclerc, Brody Loiko, Liberty Massie, Alejandro Ochoa, Kevin Pelletier, Keith Radonis, Giacomo Smith, Adam St. Onge, Jack Uleau, and Elijah York.

Grade 11

High Honors: Daphney Allen, Emmett Appel, Emily Bailey, Octavia Berto, Jayda Bickford, Lauryn Black, Brooke Blais, Olivia Brann, Carter Brockway, Andra Cowing, Lauren Cowing, Gabrielle Daggett, Brady Desmond, Aidan Durgin, John Edwards, Hailey Garate, Ellie Giampetruzzi, Brandon Hanscom, Echo Hawk, Serena Hotham, Alivia Jackson, Walker Jean, Ava Kelso, Sophia Knapp, Jade McCollett, Shannon McDonough, Madison McNeff, Colin Oliphant, Makayla Oxley, Noah Pelletier, Carter Rau, Lillian Rispoli, Laney Robitaille, Carlee Sanborn, Joslyn Sandoval, Aislynn Savage, Kyle Scott, Zoey Smith, Kaylee Tims, and Clara Waldrop. Honors: Haileigh Allen, Ava Anderson, Bryana Barrett, Noah Bechard, Rylan Bennett, Keenan Clark, Madison Cochran, Dylan Cooley, Trinity DeGreenia, Aydan Desjardins, Bianca Dostie, Ryan Farnsworth, Kenneth Fredette, Wesley Fulton, Addison Gagne, Keeley Gagnon, Kaylene Glidden, Abbi Guptill, Jonathan Gutierrez, Trent Haggett, Landen Hayden, Kailynn Houle, Rachel Johnson, Rion Kesel, Kaiden Kronillis, Bodi Laflamme, Chase Larrabee, Shelby Lincoln, Jack Lucier, Owen Lucier, D’andre Marable, Justice Marable, Eleanor Maranda, Abigail McDonough, Kaeleigh Morin, Gavyn Paradis, Ava Picard, Sadie Pierce, Alyssa Pullen, Victoria Rancourt, Elsa Redmond, Justin Reed, Nathan Robinson, Achiva Seigars, Jordyn Smith, Emily Sprague, Larissa Steeves, Parker Studholme, Katherine Swift, and Grace Vashon.

Grade 10

High Honors: Connor Alcott, Emily Almeida, Kylie Bellows, Addyson Briggs, London Castle, Nathan Choate, William Choate, Drew Clark, Lillian Clark, Madeline Clement-Cargill, Claire Davis, Sylvia Davis, Joshua Denis, Audryanna DeRaps, Charles DeSchamp, Lauren Dufour, Madison Gagnon, Stephen Gould, Madison Griffiths, Mia Hersom, Halle Jones, Kasen Kelley, Kayle Lappin, Jacob Lavallee, Ava Lemelin, Nathaniel Levesque, Parker Minzy, Jack Murray, Elijah Nelson, Bayley Nickles, Jordyn Parise, Ruby Pearson, Abigail Peil, Elijah Pelkey, Isabelle Pelotte, Emily Piecewicz, Taisen Pilotte, Hannah Polley, Desirae Proctor, Michael Richardson, Leahna Rocque, Jackie Sasse, Edward Schmidt, Kathryn Shaw, Madelynn Spencer, Kayla Stred, Gentry Stuart, Abigail Studholme, Donovan Thompson, Kammie Thompson, Addison Turner, Oryanna Winchenbach, and Addison Witham. Honors: Savannah Baker, Anders Bassett, Brock Bowden, Timothy Clavette, Riley Dixon, Jacob Faucher, Solomon Fortier, Brandon Haley, Aiden Hamlin, Willow Haschalk, Evan Heron, Easton Houghton, Aidan Huff, Timothy Kiralis, Savannah Knight, Kloie Magoon, Paige McNeff, Tucker Nessmith, Phoebe Padgett, Jacoby Peaslee, Jackson Pelotte, Kameron Quinn, Alexander Reitchel, Owen Robichaud, Kameron Rossignol, Autumn Sawyer, Briella Scanavino, Benjamin Severy, Blake Smith, Phoebe Taylor, Clara Theberge, Kamryn Turner, Charles Uleau, Brody Worth, and Maddilyn York.

Grade 9

High Honors: Isaac Audette, Olivia Austin, Jeremiah Bailey, Linnea Bassett, Luke Blair, Jackson Blake, Silas Bolitho, Madeline Boynton, Cassidy Brann, Delaney Brown, Liam Burgess, Olivia Childs, Hunter Christiansen, Khloe Clark, Owen Couture, Connor Crommett, Jilian Desjardins, Robin Dmitrieff, Logan Dow, Kelsie Dunn, Isabella Farrington, Danica Ferris, Gianna Figucia, Adalyn Glidden, Cody Grondin, Madison Harris, Eva Hayden, Spencer Hughes, Lilly Hutchinson, Reid Jackson, Johanna Jacobs, Ivy Johns, Callianne Jordan, Chantz Klaft, Jasai Marable, Annie Miragliuolo, Bryson Pettengill, Caylee Putek, Lailah Sher, Bryson Stratton, Gabriel Studholme, Sabrina Studholme, Kaleb Tolentino, Carter Ulmer, Isabella Winchenbach, and Eryn Young. Honors: William Adamson IV, Ashton Bailey, Delia Bailey, Benjamin Beale, Hailey Boone, Seth Bridgforth, Emma Casey, Logan Chechowitz, Tyler Clark, Ryley Desmond, Nolan Dow, Bella Dutilly, Gavin Fanjoy, Madison Field, Annabelle Fortier, Audrey Fortin, Colby Frith, Nicholas Gould, Paige Greene-Morse, Kaylee Grierson, Auburn Horn, Evan James, Bryson Lanphier, Matthew Lincoln, Sawyer Livingstone, Kate McGlew, Gage Miller, Gaven Miller, Jacoby Mort, Emi Munn, MacKenzie Oxley, Madeline Oxley, Molly Oxley, Sovie Rau, Tayden Richards, Samuel Richardson, Jessika Shaw, Braeden Temple, and Cayden Turner.

Lily Ker named to WPI dean’s list

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), in Worcester, Massachusetts, has announced that Lily Ker, of Waterville, a member of the class of 2027, majoring in interactive media and game development, was named to the university’s dean’s list for academic excellence for the spring 2024 semester.

Erskine Renaissance awards presented

Seniors of the trimester, from left to right, Aaralyn Gagnon, Simon Clark, Noah Crummett, and Brody Loiko. (contributed photo)

On Friday, June 7, Erskine Academy students and staff, in South China, attended a Renaissance Assembly to honor their peers with Renaissance Awards.

Recognition awards were presented to the following students Katie Shaw, Connor Alcott, Lucas Berto, Lacey Arp, Tristan Anderson, and Stephanie Kumnick.

In addition to recognition awards, Senior of the Trimester Awards were also presented to four members of the senior class: Brody Loiko, son of Ben and Libby Loiko, of Vassalboro, and Mindy and Mike Mathieu, of Augusta; Noah Crummett, son of Monique and Justin Crummet, of Windsor; Simon Clark, son of Stacy and Christopher Clark, of China; and Aaralyn Gagnon, daughter of Todd and Lauren Gagnon, of Vassalboro. Seniors of the Trimester are recognized as individuals who have gone above and beyond in all aspects of their high school careers.

In appreciation of their dedication and service to Erskine Academy, Faculty of the Trimester awards were also presented to Dean McCaslin, bus driver; and Heather Shute, mathematics instructor.

Faculty of the trimester, Heather Shute, left, and Dean McCaslin. (contributed photo)

PHOTO: Winslow Majors Orange team

Winslow Majors Orange baseball team: Front row, left to right, Gabe Loubier, Ayson Marshall , Rusty Vigue, Isaac Pepin, and Vinny Morin. Middle row, Matthew Harrington, Brice Moody, Chase Rancourt, Jace Poulin, Cameron Beaster, Bronsen Nelson, and Boston Blaney. Back, coaches Jordan Vigue, Mike Loubier, Jared Poulin, Mathew Beaster, and Richard Blaney. (photo by Missy Brown, Central Maine Photography)

ShineOnCass Foundation 2024 scholarship recipients

by Monica Charette

The ShineOnCass Foundation recently presented three scholarships, totaling $6,000, to local seniors who make service and kindness part of their everyday life.

The 9th Annual ShineOnCass Memorial Scholarship in Memory of Cassidy Jean Charette was presented to Brayden Perry of Oakland. Perry will receive a $4,000 scholarship to Merrimack College, where he is pursuing a career in nursing. The scholarship, started by Charette’s Messlaonskee Class of 2016, is open to only Messalonskee High School students. Funding is dispersed annually after recipients demonstrate completion of 20 hours of service work each year.

The first ShineOnCass Community Scholarship, created to recognize service-focused seniors living in Winslow, Waterville, Lawrence, or Messalonskee school districts, was determined by the selection committee to be a tie, so the Foundation decided to present two, $1,000 awards. Scholarships were presented to Hallie Firmage, Lawrence High School senior, who will attend Brigham Young University; and to Emma Jane-Parsons, from Messalonskee High School, who will be attending Wheaton College.

Both scholarships were created in honor and memory of Cassidy Charette, a longtime volunteer in the central Maine community and former Messalonskee student, who died in a hayride accident in 2014. The ShineOnCass Foundation awards over $10,000 in local scholarships every year supporting higher education, aspiring young violinists, youth soccer, children attending summer farm camps, and other awards recognizing youth service and kindness.

To learn more about scholarship opportunities offered by the ShineOnCass Foundation, visit shineoncass.org.

Charles Haberstock an award winner at Hamilton College

photo credit: Hamilton College

Charles Haberstock, of Waterville, was named the recipient of The Sidney and Eleanor Wertimer Prize Scholarship in Economics at Hamilton College’s annual Class & Charter Day, held on May 7, in Clinton, New York. Established in 1950, the event combines the traditional Class Day celebrating the end of classes with a commemoration of the granting of the College’s charter on May 26, 1812.

The Sidney and Eleanor Wertimer Prize Scholarships in Economics are awarded to up to five juniors who have excelled in the study of economics.

Haberstock, a junior majoring in economics and geosciences, is a graduate of Waterville High School.

Bodhi Littlefield named to Ohio University dean’s list

Ohio University Patton College of Education, in Athens, Ohio, student Bodhi Littlefield, of Oakland, has been named to Ohio’s Fall 2023 dean’s list.

Evelyn Withee inducted into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi

Evelyn Withee, of Rome, was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society. Withee was initiated at the University of Maine.

Area students named to dean’s honor list at Cedarville University

The following area students at Cedarville University, in Cedarville, Ohio, have been named to the dean’s honor list for the Spring 2024 semester:

Catherine Estes, of Sidney, Josette Gilman, of China, and Rebecca Riley, of Chelsea.