Achievement Report 2009-2010 - Bellwood

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BELLWOOD-ANTIS SCHOOL DISTRICT
2009-2010 Achievement Report
Brought to you by the Bellwood-Antis Foundation
The Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation and the Bellwood-Antis School Board of
Directors proudly presents our 13th Annual Achievement Report for your reading enjoyment.
It is our hope that this will provide you with a pictorial summary of some of the notable
student achievements, demonstrating that educational excellence is abounding more than
ever at Bellwood-Antis.
Nicholas Adams
Class of 2010 Valedictorian
Kyle Davinsizer
Class of 2010 Salutatorian
Nicholas R. Adams,
Kyle Davinsizer,
son of Terry and Jody Adams, is the
valedictorian of the Class of 2010. Nick
has been very involved with many
different activities in his High School
Career. He is the Class President, student
representative to the School Board, and
has had the honor of being named the
National Forensics League PA District
Student of the Year. Nick will attend
Georgetown University in pursuit of a
Bachelor’s in International Studies
Degree. Nick hopes to enter the field of
International Corporate Law and
someday branch into a political career.
son of Kris and Cindy
Davinsizer, is the salutatorian
of the Class of 2010. Kyle was
the proud recipient of the U.S.
Naval Academy Scholarship.
He will attend the United
States Naval Academy where
he will pursue a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Weapons
and Systems Engineering. He
will then serve in the US Navy
as an officer for 5 years.
Michael Garver
Highest SAT Score
Michael Garver,
son of Ken and Mary Garver,
scored the highest SAT score
of the Class of 2010. Michael
was also very involved in the
Tyrone-Bellwood Soccer Team
where he was the captain of
the team. He will be pursuing
a Bachelor’s degree of
Engineering Physics at the
Oakland Campus of the
University of Pittsburgh.
Bellwood Antis School District where “Success is the Only Option”
Talent Showcase
Sonya Nearhoof Hafer
Good Citizenship Award
Seniors:
Mikaela Hornberger
& Robert Hocutt
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Pittsburgh Technical Institute
Art Award
8th Graders:
Chad Messner &
Kristen Morder
Jordan Futrick
Missing from Photo: Tori Thomas
PMSA Art Contest
Winning Logo Artist
Megan Claar
1st Place Reading Competition
BLUE Team-Middle School
Front Row: Abby Luensmann, Caroline Taylor, Mary
Grabowski, Amanda Albright
Second Row: Kerri Little, Abbey Crider, Rozalyn
Yancey, Allison McCaulley, Jarryd Kissell
Third Row: Laycee Clark, Marissa Panasiti, Kala
Wooten
Peace Poster
Winner
Jessica Wertz
1st Place Reading Competition
GOLD Team – Middle School
Front Row: Joe Padula, Ben Martin, Ryen Beam,
Hannah Hornberger
Second Row: Ian McFarland, Robert VanKirk,
Braden Heisler, Gabriella Zuiker, Megan Watchey
Third Row: Kira Woomer, Tessa Crider, Sophie
Damiano
Fall Forensics
Jr. High
Front Row: Katie Campbell, April
Taylor
Back Row: Kristin Davis, Jael Epple,
Hannah Misera
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Dorothy Markley-Nearhoof
Art Award
Jena Caporuscio, Isaac Mills,
Mikayla Mason
2nd Place Fall Reading
Competition – High School
Front Row: Jael Epple, Lindsy McElhinney
Second Row: Jessica Wolfe, Samantha Bacza, Angela
Taylor, Morgan Dutrow
Third Row: Adam Thompson, Josiah Epple, Michael Isola
Missing from Photo: Emily Burget, Emily Forshey, Sarah
Forshey, Kevin Anello, April Taylor
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Talent Showcase
PSSL State Speech Finalists
NFL National Speech Qualifiers
Nicholas Adams, Mikaela Hornberger,
Grant DeArmitt, Errin McCaulley
Errin McCaulley, Kevin Anello, Abby Bouslough, Jesson
Beck, Hannah Misera, Nick Adams, Lindsee Clark,
Grant DeArmitt
NCFL National Speech Qualifiers
PHSSL State Champion
Grant DeArmitt,
son of Bob and Sonya DeArmitt,
won the title of PHSSL State
Champion with his Humorous
Interpretation of “008” by Herb
Duncan. Grant has been
participating in speech league for
six years. Grant plans to attend
The King’s College where he will
pursue a Media, Culture, and Arts
Degree. This year he was able to
share his speech performance
with the community during the
Senior High Chorus Concert. He
was also featured in the Speech
League Showcase and the 2010
B-A production of Finian’s
Rainbow. Grant credits his
parents and Mr. Bower for being
supportive through everything.
First Row: April Taylor, Hannah Misera, Emiley Stapleton, Lindsee
Clark, Mikaela Hornberger
Second Row: Kyle Bartlett, Kyle Davensizer, Jesson Beck, Kevin
Anello, Grant DeArmitt, Matt Rimmey, Nicholas Adams, Erinn
McCaulley
Elementary Poetry Contest Winners
Mikayla Mason, Shayla Branstetter, Max DeArmitt
Lions Club Veterans Day Essay Contest Winners
1st Place: Rebecca Huber
2nd Place: Nick Adams
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3 Place: Grant DeArmitt
Academic Arena
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Elementary
Perfect Attendance
Front Row: Makenzie Kissell, Hannah Mately, Ben
Nofsker, Brenin Abbott, Gwendolyn Ciletti-Dougherty
Second Row: Jared Zitterbart, Grant Beeler, Bryce
Hornberger, Abigail Pearce
Highest PSAT
Score
Junior: Eric Anello
Sophomore: Angela Taylor
GACTC
Outstanding Seniors
James Otto Humanitarian
Award Winner
Tori Burch
Rebecca Bradley, Graciela
Campbell, Cameron Huff,
Jonathan Warner
Keystone Degree
Awards
Perfect Score on National
Language Arts Olympiad
MaeLena Boyd, Zack Doyle,
Morgan Davensizer
Collin McCaulley
PJAS
State Qualifiers
PSU Altoona
Math Competition
Jael Epple, Samantha Bacza, Sarah Huff,
Angela Taylor, Ian O’Shea, Michael Isola,
Nick Adams, Tessa Nelson, Tori Thomas,
Sydney Roberts
Angela Taylor, Morgan Dutrow,
David Wolfe, Josiah Epple,
Michael Isola, Kyle Davinsizer
"Choice, not
circumstances,
determines your
success."
Anonymous
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Academic Arena
High School Distinguished Honor Students
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Front: Valerie Chamberlin, April Taylor, Jael Epple
Back: Lauren Nevling, Amber Evans
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Front: Samantha Bacza, Morgan Dutrow, Angela Taylor
Back:
David Wolfe, Alexander Watters, Eric Hollen, Michael Isola
Missing from Photo: Jeremiah Neely
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honor roll
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Front:
Ashley Heuston, Rebecca Huber, Molley Stapleton,
Chelsea Turner
Back:
Michael Hollen, Brian Leap, Connor Hunter
Nick Adams
Middle School Distinguished Honor Students
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
Abigail Luensmann
& Benjamin Martin
Jacob Burch, Kala Wooten, Noah
D’Angelo, Nathaniel Mackereth
Front: Adam Osborne, Meghan Claar, Katie Campbell,
Ryan Bouslough
Middle: Jacqueline Finn, Crystal Evans, Anastasia
Hollen, Kelly Leamer
Back: Selena Damiano, Jeremy Wilson, Isaac Mills,
Chad Luensmann
Missing from Photo: Anna Wolfe
Miranda Lowery, Angela
Wheeler, Emily Hanwell
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Music to Our Ears
PMEA District 6 Band Fest
Angela Young, Caroline Showalter, John Paul
Grabowski, Kerri Little, Christine Kowalski
In Front: Amanda Albright
Jr. High County Band
IUP Honors Band
Front Row: Alayna Roberts, Valerie Chamberlin, Mallory Harold,
Sydney Roberts
Middle Row: Kayleigh Nelson, Ariana Grabowski, Dylan
Albright, Abbie Morrissey
Back Row: RJ Focht, Abi Taylor, Samuel Mills, Emily Nagle
PMEA District Band
Raymond Nevling and Sydney Roberts
PMEA Region Band, All-State Band &
Susquehanna University Honors Band
Raymond Nevling,
Raymond Nevling & Lindsee Clark
son of Larry and Cindy Nevling, along
with many other accomplishments,
earned a seat in All-State Band for the
second year in a row. Not only is Ray
a very talented and dedicated
musician, he is also a very respectful
and determined individual. Along with
his participation in school he also
takes private lessons, allowing himself
the opportunity to be his best. Not
only did Ray earn the right to play in
many different ensembles throughout
this school year, he also wowed the
audience of the Spring Band concert
with his marimba solo of “Rain Dance”
by Alice Gomez and Marilyn Rife. His
achievements and dedication make
Ray one of the top student
percussionists in Pennsylvania.
District Chorus
Regional Chorus
Front Row: Molley Stapleton, Alyssa Davis, Carly Earnest
Middle Row: Zach Estright, Adam Thompson, Justin Lichty
Back Row: Grant DeArmitt, Cooper Campbell, Nicholas
Adams
Missing from Photo: Nate Shuster & Jesson Beck
Cooper Campbell, Molley Stapleton,
Zach Estright, Alyssa Davis
Missing from Photo: Nick Adams
Sports
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Boys Track Team ICC Champions
Junior High Girls Basketball Team ICC Champions
District 6 AA Champion
Triple Jump & High Jump
Brian Leap
8th Place – Triple Jump
Tied for 9th Place – High Jump
ICC All-Stars
Cross Country
Emiley Stapleton & Matt Rimmey
District 6 AA Champion
110m hurdles
Kyle Harrity
5th Place
ICC All-Stars
Track
Front Row: Marissa Lombardo, Katy Leamer
Second Row: Travis Taylor, Josh Kalinoski,
Matt Rimmey, Seth Worthing, Kyle Harrity
Third Row: Deryk Montgomery, Garrett Dixon,
Nick DeGol, Trey Campbell, Zack McCaulley, Brian Leap
Missing from Photo: Danny Noye, Cooper Campbell, Tori Thomas,
Emily Dinges
PIAA State Qualifiers
4x400m Relay Team
Seth Worthing, Deryk Montgomery,
Brian Leap, Garrett Dixon
Altoona Mirror All-Star
Cross-Country Team
Emiley Stapleton
Sports
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Varsity Football Team ICC North Champions
ICC Football All-Stars
Front: Zack McCaulley, Jared Minori
Back: Zack Doyle, Grant Marin, Trey Campbell,
Nick DeGol, Nate Plummer
Missing from Photo: Tyler Beech, Buddy Shaw
Altoona Mirror All Star
Football Team
PFN All State
Front: Zack McCaulley, Nick DeGol, Nate
Plummer, Trey Campbell
Back: Zack Doyle, Jared Minori, Grant
Martin, Bob DeArmitt
Missing from Photo: Tyler Beech
Zack McCaulley, Zack Doyle, Grant
Martin, Bob DeArmitt, Nick DeGol,
Nate Plummer
Jr. High Football Team Undefeated ICC Champions
Sports
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2009-10 Tri-Athletes
Front Row: Marissa Lombardo
Middle Row: Nate Plummer, Nick
DeGol, Daniel Noye, Travis Taylor,
Katy Leamer
Back Row: Adam Davensizer,
Zach Doyle, Derek Denny,
Deryk Montgomery
District 6 Sportsmanship
Award Winners
Western PA Football Conference
Scholar Athlete
All Academic
Football Team
Trey Campbell
& Crixella Jones
Nick Cover
Zack Doyle, Jared Minori, Grant Martin,
Mark McCracken, Zack McCaulley, Lucas Evans,
Trey Campbell
ICC All-Stars
Baseball
ICC South All-Stars
Volleyball
Nate Plummer
Emily Crook
Central PA Chapter of the
NFL Hall of Fame
Zack Doyle
Shining Stars
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On March 19, 2010, the Art
Club, Band, and Home Ec.
Department held the First
Annual Arts Night. The
public was invited to see
the individual creativity and
“artwork” of students from
Kindergarten through 12th
grade. The school lobby and
hallways became an art gallery
and the stairway became a
stage for performers. The Home
Ec. classes even got creative in
forming, among other things, a
garden and caterpillar out of
decorated cupcakes. Spectators
were even able to decorate
their own cupcakes and leave
their mark on a giant
community piece of artwork.
With great community support
it was extremely successful and
will become an annual event.
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Making a Difference
Mr. Richard Bower has dedicated many
years to developing the Bellwood-Antis
music department. The class of 2010 Choral
students decided it was time the students
showed him how much they appreciate his
dedication. These students approached the
School Board requesting an official name
change for the auditorium. At the Spring
Choral Concert, Bower was presented a
plaque officially renaming the auditorium,
“The Richard S. Bower Auditorium”.
The Bellwood-Antis Middle School conducted a Mini Relay for
Life Walk. Students walked around the track for one to two class
periods. The Middle School raised $3,200 toward the overall
$37,500 for the Northern Blair Relay for Life held on June 8-19,
2010. Students were asked to collect donations for the cause.
The students pictured below brought in the highest donation for
their grade an presented the check to the American Cancer
Society on June 8, 2010.
Students
purchased
snowmen to
raise money
for the
Leukemia &
Lymphoma
Society
Middle School Students are Making a Difference
in their Community
Front Row: Gabrielle Troutman (6th Grade), Marissa Panasiti (6th Grade),
Amanda Baldwin (5th Grade), Sapphire McCready (7th Grade)
Back Row: Onda McCaulley (NBC Relay for Life Co-Chair), Mary Saylor
(2010 NBC Relay for Life Ambassador), Mallory Harold (8th Grade), Jake
Burch (6th Grade), Heather Foor (American Cancer Society Representative)
National Junior Honor Society:
$3,200.00 Mini Relay for Life – American Cancer Society
$450.00 Council of Churches
$105.00 Haiti Relief Fund – American Red Cross
Middle School Student Council:
$2,500.00 Pennies for Pasta – The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Middle School Students:
Collected food, healthcare items, and socks for the Military
Collected food, clothing, books, healthcare items and toys for the Blue
Angels Christmas Project
Raked leaves in the fall for homes in the district
Foundation Awards $4,000 in Teacher Grants
The Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation awarded $500 in grant money toward each of the following teacher
grant requests for the 2010-11 school year totaling $4,000.

“Money Matters: A Rewards Based Learning Method”
“Project Point & Shoot”
“Author Visit” - Neal Shusterman
“Community Tiled Mural”

“Science and Literacy: Science Notebooks”
“2nd Grade Science Inquiry”
“Literacy Matters”
“Pleasure Reading w/Boys in Mind”
Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation
300 Martin Street
Bellwood, PA 16617
Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation CONGRATULATES students, staff,
parents, and Board of Directors on another successful year!
Bellwood-Antis School District
Foundation
300 Martin Street y Bellwood, PA 16617
Telephone: (814)742-2271 Fax: (814)742-9049
E-Mail: [email protected]
Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation is a non-profit
corporation governed by an independent Board of Directors
comprised of business and community leaders.
The purpose of the Bellwood-Antis School District
Foundation is to develop and promote financial support for
activities, ideas and projects that are of value and
importance to the contributor.
Seated: Donna Tyler, Debra Sitman, Katie Dixon, Mary Jo Caracciolo
Standing: G. Brian Toth, Tom Martin, John Russin, Crystal Himes, James Bilka, Sue
Kovensky, Carl Crider Missing from Photo: Fred DelGrosso, Sr.
Each year the faculty is given the opportunity to submit a
project idea to be reviewed by the Foundation Board of
Directors for funding. Since the 1994-95 school year, a
total of 98 grants for a total of $76,589.19 have been
awarded.
77% of the class of 2010 will further their education
Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation…
at either college or technical school
20% will enter the workforce
3% entered the Armed Forces
Tax-deductable donations or requests for information should be mailed to:
Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation
c/o
300 Martin Street y Bellwood, PA 16617
Name___________________________________________________________
Address_________________________________________________________
City___________________________ State_____________ Zip____________
…accepts contributions from individual corporations, civic
groups and other foundations. All donations are tax-deductible
and will be used to enhance educational opportunities for
students.
…accepts and disburses all designated gifts and donations as
directed by the contributor; undesignated gifts and donations
will be used at the discretion of the Foundation’s Board of
Directors.
…is financially accountable for the administration and
evaluation of any grant which it receives or provides.
…invites you to become involved.
The 2009-10 Achievement Report was compiled and designed by
Amanda Koozer and Susan Zong