GRIZZMayJune2016

GRIZZ
the
VOLUME 28 EDITION 7 MAY/JUNE 2016
P R I N C I P A L’ S M E S S A G E
IN THIS ISSUE
•Student Services
•College Acceptances
•Important Senior Information
•Graduation DVD Order Form
•Exam Schedules
•The GAP
•Arts & Activities
•Athletics
•2016-17 School Calendar
•Quarter 3 Honor Roll
•Summer Reading Sign Up
•Spring Drama “Lend Me a Tenor”
As has become tradition with this issue of the GRIZZ, I welcome the 8th grade students
and their parents or guardians to the Goffstown High School community. I hope you
enjoy your first issue. I encourage you to ask me - or any of our staff - questions about
how we can best meet your student’s needs. Please encourage them to get involved and
immerse themselves in the high school experience. Involved students are successful students. This month’s GRIZZ is a sampling of the many great opportunities which await
your soon to be Grizzly.
Congratulations to the family, friends and graduates of the Class of 2016! I am pleased
to share with you the top ten students of the graduating class. Their sacrifice, dedication
and intense focus has earned them this honor:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mary Collimore
Eileen Savinelli
Kelly Li
Sierra Blondeau
Siobhan Pelletier
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Nicholas Ollila
Sarah Graham
Connor Hager
Rebecca Zylak
Johanna Osiecki
I will continue the tradition at this year’s commencement ceremony of recognizing the
next ten students in the graduating class. They are:
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Samantha Woodward
Natalie Murphy
Christopher Simpson
Nicole Andersen
Logan Schlange
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Sarah Beattie
Lindsey Andrews
Rachel Avery
Emily Locke
Hannah Larochelle
Are you curious about whom the top ten students are in the class of 2017, 2018 and 2019?
Find out on June 2, 2016 at Academic Awards Night. In addition to recognizing the top
ten students of each class, Academic Awards Night is a special evening where students of
excellence in all subjects receive recognition and juniors are presented with the college
Book Awards.
In addition to Academic Awards Night, there are several upcoming events to celebrate the
accomplishments of our students and their achievements. Please be sure to see the
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Goffstown High School, Wallace Road, Goffstown, NH 03045
603-497-4841
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
enclosed information.
We are fortunate once again to be using Sullivan Arena on the St. Anselm College campus for our June 16th commencement. Our
goal is to provide a first-class celebration where guests can relax and enjoy this special evening. Please be sure to read all of the
information enclosed in this newsletter regarding this event. Anyone needing special seating or arrangements please call Lynn
Cavagnaro at 660-5309, so that we can prepare accordingly.
Students, parents, teachers, and counselors work extremely hard with the post high school planning process. Congratulations to our
seniors who have been accepted to an impressive list of colleges and universities (see page 10 of The GRIZZ). This list of schools is
taken from the college acceptance stars individual students have filled out in the Student Services Office.
Congratulations to the following juniors for qualifying for the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program:
Jacob Borges
Joseph Hewson
Katie GallettaDevon Willard
These students took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) and met the requirements to
enter the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program. These students are among the 50,000 highest-scoring participants out of 1.5
million program entrants who took the PSAT test this past fall. Congratulations once again and good luck!
Congratulations to Technology Education Teacher Rocco Caradonna for capturing first place in The New Hampshire Institute of Art
(NHIA) juried exhibition called “Practice What You Teach”. See his award winning sculpture titled “CONTEMPLATION” on page
12 of the GRIZZ.
Congratulations to the GHS Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and
teachers/advisors Krista Scarlett and Jeanne Roy on another successful FBLA
State Leadership Conference. Please see page 14 of The GRIZZ to see the extensive list of awards.
I am happy to report once again, we received recognition from US News and World
Report. Goffstown High School has been ranked the 4th best high school in the
state of New Hampshire. US News analyzed more than 19,908 public high schools
in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Goffstown High School ranked 1754
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WELCOME
Class of
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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
nationally, receiving a silver medal. See the following links below for more information:
http://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/new-hampshire/rankings?schooltypepublic=y&schooltypemagnet=y&school
typecharter=y
http://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/articles/how-us-news-calculated-the-rankings
Successful schools are a total community effort, my sincere thanks and appreciation to all those who contribute to Goffstown High
School.
Please join me in thanking Jerry Agate (19 years), Art Ferrier (13 years), Sue Morbey (12 years) and Laurie Sullivan (15 years) for
their years of service at Goffstown High School. Art and Sue are beginning their journey into retirement at the conclusion of the
school year.
I look forward to seeing you at our year-end celebrations and I hope you have a wonderful summer.
Francis J. McBride
Principal
2016-2017 SCHOOL LUNCH PRICES
The Federal Healthy and Hungry Kids Free Act requires local school districts to set lunch prices based on a Federal formula. To
comply with the law, we are forced to increase our school lunch prices next year. The School Board and School District recognize
that this price increase impacts families. If the School District does not increase lunch prices, we would be out-of-compliance with
Federal regulations and could jeopardize food service funding.
The School Board has approved the following pricing for lunches for next school year.
$2.45 Maple Avenue & Bartlett Elementary Schools
$2.70 Mountain View Middle School
$2.95 Goffstown High School
This price will continue to include an entrée, fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grain rich breads and milk.
I am available to speak with and assist any family that may be interested in submitting an application for free or reduced meal pricing. Please feel free to visit the website at http://goffstown.k12.nh.us under the Resources area to learn more, or feel free to contact
me directly at 660-5311 or [email protected] This process is confidential and no personal or financial information is
shared with the school or staff other than myself.
We look forward to continuing to serve your children. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Respectfully,
Megan Bizzarro
Food Service Director
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I N F O R M AT I O N
GHS PH O N E O PTI O NS
Goffstown High School Phone #: 497-4841
Dial:
1
Staff Directory (say the name of the person you want to reach)
2
Attendance Secretary
3
General Delivery Mailbox
4
Other Options:
1
Adult Education
2
Athletics
3
Facilities Director
4
Guidance Office
5
Health Office
6
Special Education
7
Principal McBride
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CALENDAR
May
2-12
AP Exams
13
GHS Spring Drama: “Lend Me A Tenor” 7:30pm
Theater
14
GHS Spring Drama: “Lend Me A Tenor”
2:00pm & 7:30pm Theater
15
Merri-Loo Touch-A-Truck 9am
16
School Board Meeting 7pm Info Center
16-17 Science NECAP Grade 11
17
Art Honors Exhibition and Reception 3:30pm
Arts Lobby
19
Science NECAP Grade 11
19
GHS Music Spring Concert 7pm Theater
21 Prom
25 Senior Athletic Banquet 6:30pm Gym
30
NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
June
2
2-7 3-4 6
7
9
12
13-16
14 16
16 Academic Awards Night 7pm Theater
Senior Exams
Spring Dance Gala 7:30pm Theater
School Board Meeting 7pm Info Center
GHS Music Jazz Concert 7pm Theater
Scholarship Night 7pm Theater
Baccalaureate 7pm Theater
Final Exams
Senior Class Trip Commencement (Graduation) 7pm St. Anselm
Last Day of School – Students dismissed at 12:41pm
ALUMNI & STAFF NEWS
The New Hampshire Institute of Art
(NHIA) held a juried exhibition called
“Practice
What
You Teach”, open
to NH teachers.
Rocco Caradonna’s
metal
sculpture,
“CONTEMPLATION” won top
honors giving first
place to Goffstown
High School. The
sculpture was on
display in NHIA’s
French
Building
Gallery located at
148 Concord Street,
Manchester for the
month of March.
The piece is a welded, recycled metal
sculpture.
If you purchased any of these Star Wars themed cups at WalMart since November 2015, then you have bought an item designed by GHS class of ‘89 alumni Bill Kerner.
Bill is the senior designer
at American
Greetings in
Ohio where he
works on special projects
for
themed
product lines
such as the
Star Wars cups
and Godzilla
holiday ornaments.
Do you know an alumni or staff member with an achievement,
feat or accomplishment that is newsworthy, or that would be
great to share with the GHS community? If so, send the information along to Lynn Cavagnaro, Principal’s Administrative
Assistant, at: [email protected]. Be sure to
include the year of graduation.
Go to the GHS website for daily announcements, the school calendar, links to staff and other important information.
www.goffstown.k12.nh.us
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IMPORTANT SENIOR INFORMATION
Below are the dates, times, and other necessary information you need as you plan your celebrations.
Senior Athletic Banquet: Thursday, May 25th, 6:30pm in the Gym
Academic Awards Night: Thursday, June 2nd, 7:00pm in the Theater
Senior Scholarship Night: Thursday, June 9th, 7:00pm in the Theater
Goffstown Clergy Association Baccalaureate Service for the Class of 2016: Sunday, June 12th, 7pm in the Theater
This service is open to all seniors, their family and friends and will be held in the Goffstown High School Theater. It
includes a variety of readings, music, and messages from members of the senior class and the Goffstown Clergy Association, as well as the Senior Slide Show. A casual opportunity to mingle and share refreshments will follow the Baccalaureate service.
The Senior Class Trip: Tuesday, June 14th
The senior class trip will be at Cedardale in Groveland, Massachusetts. Transportation will leave GHS at 10:00am and
return to the high school by 6:00pm. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Please bring a bathing suit.
Graduation Practice: Thursday, June 16th 8:30am
Graduation rehearsal will be at St. Anselm College Sullivan Arena. Breakfast and lunch will be served. A senior class
picture with each student wearing their cap and gown will be taken after lunch.
Graduation: Thursday, June 16th 7:00pm
Seniors please arrive at Saint Anselm College Sullivan Arena at 6:15pm, dressed and ready for graduation. All family and
friends of graduating seniors are welcome to attend commencement.
If you have any questions regarding senior events, please contact Lynn Cavagnaro at [email protected].
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G R A D U ATI ON CE RE MONY DVD
GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATION 2016
Commemorative DVD of the Ceremony
Fill out the order form and send it along with your check or money order to:
Goffstown High School
Graduation DVD
27 Wallace Road
Goffstown, NH 03045
**Please submit orders prior to June 23, 2016**
Quantity
ItemPriceTotal
_____
2016 Graduation DVD
$12 each
$_______
________________________________________________________________________
Ship to Name: ________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________
City: _________________________ State: ___________ Zip: ________
Please make checks payable to Goffstown High School
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SENIOR EXAM SCHEDULE
SENIOR EXAM SCHEDULE
JUNE 2016
Senior exams take place during their regularly scheduled class periods. Exams are structured to
assure that all seniors are in attendance for a full day on both June 2nd and 3rd. On these two
days, seniors should attend their regularly scheduled classes during periods 1-4. Then, they
should report to periods 5-8, as normally scheduled, to take their exams. Monday and Tuesday,
June 6th and 7th, are partial days for seniors. They are to report to their period 1-4 classes, as
scheduled, to take their exams.
Thursday, June 2nd
Period 1 Class
Period 3 Class
Period 5 Exam
Period 7 Exam
Friday, June 3rd
Period 2 Class
Period 4 Class
Period 6 Exam
Period 8 Exam
Monday, June 6th
Period 1 Exam
Period 3 Exam
Tuesday, June 7th
Period 2 Exam
Period 4 Exam
MST Students:
TBD
Senior Class Trip: Tuesday, June 14th
Graduation: Thursday, June 16th
Second semester seniors can be exempt from final exams if they meet the following:
• 90 or above semester average
• No discipline referrals
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SEMESTER II EXAM SCHEDULE
Goffstown High School
2015-2016 Semester II Exam Schedule
Monday, June 13, 2016
Period 1 Exam
8:00-9:30
Period 3 Exam
10:00-11:30
Lunch
11:30 -12:30
Period 5 Exam
12:30-2:00
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Period 2 Exam
8:00-9:30
Period 4 Exam
10:00-11:30
Lunch
11:30-12:30
Period 6 Exam
12:30-2:00
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Period 7 Exam
8:00-9:30
Period 8 Exam
10:00-11:30
Lunch
11:30-12:30
Make-Up Exam
12:30-2:00
Thursday, June 16, 2016 - Early Release
Make-up Exam
8:00-9:30
Make-up Exam
10:00-11:30
Lunch
11:30-12:30
BUSES leave at
12:56
√ MST TBD.
Students are required to be at school on all exam days. Normal school hours are in effect. Only those
students with a permission slip, signed by a parent/guardian (or students who already have that privilege)
may have early release or late arrival on exam days. Students cannot “go out” for lunch and then return to
school. Attendance will be taken and checked against student permission slips. Students who remain at
school will be accommodated in designated areas: the cafeteria and/or info center. Students must arrive
on time, sign in, and remain in these areas during exam periods.
Students LATE for exams will not be allowed to take the exam unless approved to do so by an
administrator. A zero will be assigned to any student who misses an exam without a valid reason.
Students missing an exam for valid reasons approved by an administrator will take a scheduled make-up
exam.
Regular buses will run at the usual times each day, except for June 16th, which is early release. Buses
will depart at 12:56 on June 16th.
______________________________________________________________________________
AUTHORIZATION FOR EARLY RELEASE / LATE ARRIVAL ON EXAM DAY(S)
_____________________________________ has my permission to arrive late and/or leave
early, attending only the periods he/she has an exam. (Please initial day/days that apply).
____all four exam days _____Monday, _____Tuesday, _____Wednesday, _____Thursday
I understand that my son/daughter must be at school during normal school hours and be signed in to a
designated area for each exam day unless this form is on file with the attendance secretary. Nonadherence to this policy will result in disciplinary action.
__________________________ ___________
(Parent/guardian signature and date)
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SCHOOL COUNSELING OFFICE
Student Services Staff School Counselors:
Ashley Lafond: Students with last names A-Com
Cheryl Serodio: Students with last names Con-Gra
Shara Morrison: Students with last names Gre-Man
John Webb: Students in grade 9 & 10 with last names Mao-Q
Students in grade 11 & 12 with last names Mao-R Marian Akey: Students in grade 9 & 10 with last names R-Z
Students in grade 11 & 12 with last names S-Z
Joyce Lewis: Lisa Horne:
Irma Robinson:
Patty Easton:
Betsy Myrdek:
Director of School Counseling
School Psychologist
Secretary
Secretary/Power School Office
Data Manager
FALL ACT/SAT TESTING
Fall ACT and SAT dates are early this year. The ACT will be administered on September 10th with a registration deadline of August 5th.
The SAT test date is October 1st with an (anticipated) registration
deadline of September 2nd.
“It is important that you recognize your progress
and take pride in your accomplishments. Share
your achievements with others. Brag a little. The
recognition and support of those around you is
nurturing.”
~Rosemarie Rossetti~
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
Scholarships: Each year the greater GHS community recognizes
and celebrates our seniors by awarding them scholarships at our
annual Scholarship Night. This year we will be recognizing members of the Class of 2016 on June 9th at 7 pm in the Hieber Auditorium. Over 50 scholarships will be awarded through the generosity of local families, organizations and businesses. On behalf of
our students, we would like to express our gratitude at being part
of such a generous community. Please join us on June 9th as we
recognize the college bound members of the Class of 2016.
CREDIT RECOVERY
SCHEDULING UPDATE
The master schedule for 2016-17 is being created. We anticipate distributing schedules to juniors, sophomores and freshmen prior to exam week. Student can meet with their counselor between June 13th and the close of the academic year in
order to make any necessary schedule changes. Counselors
will be in their offices through June 21st and are expected to
return from summer break on August 26th. The school counseling office will be open on a reduced schedule with limited
staff throughout the summer.
Schedule changes will be made in situations where students
received a course they have already taken, failed to receive a
requested course that is required for graduation, etc. Students
should request schedule changes from their counselor prior to
June 21st or after August 26th to ensure that changes in the
students schedule do not impact progress toward graduation or
specific pre-requisites that are part of the student’s individual
4-year plan.
Schedules will be distributed to current 8th graders during the
week of June 13th.
Credit Recovery: Students who have failed classes (or who are in
danger of doing so) should see their counselors NOW in order to
explore the options available over the summer. In our experience,
the sooner a student is able to make up required credit, the greater
the chance for success the following year. If students don’t address
credit recovery needs as they occur, they often become discouraged and fall farther behind.
Courses will be offered at the high school this summer through the
Goffstown Adult Program (GAP). Classes will be offered Monday-Thursday beginning July 5th. Sessions are from 8:30-10:00
or 10:15-11:45. Registration forms can be found on page 11 of the
GRIZZ and are available in both the School Counseling Office and
the Main Office. Classes are approved to run based on registration
numbers, so consider signing up early.
College and Career Planning
5/18/2016
6/2/2016
6/9/2016
College Board proposed release date of March 2nd SAT test scores (online)
Academic Awards Night 7 pm
Scholarship Night 7 pm
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COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES
Albany College of Pharmacy
Baldwin Wallace University
Bay Path University
Becker College
Beloit College
Bentley College
Berklee College of Music
Boston College
Bryant University
Butler University
Carroll College
Castleton University
Cazenovia College
Cedarville University
Central Connecticut State University
Clark University
Clarkson University
Colby-­‐Sawyer College
College of William and Mary
Colorado State University
Culinary Institute of America
Curry College
Davidson College
Dean College
Dickinson College
Duquesne University
Elizabethtown College
Elms College
Emerson College
Emmanuel College
Endicott College
Evangel University
Fitchburg State University
Flagler College
Florida Gulf Coast University
Florida International University
Florida Southern College
Framingham State University
Franklin Pierce University
Gordon College
Goucher College
Green Mountain College
Hartwick College
Hofstra University
Hope College
Husson University
Ithaca College
James Madison University
Johnson & Wales University Johnson State College
Keene State College
Lasell College
Le Moyne College
Lesley University
Lyndon State College
Maine College of Art
Manchester Community College
Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
Mass College of Art
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Maine College of Art
Mercyhurst University
Merrimack College
Miami University, Oxford
Montana State University, Bozeman
Mount Ida College
New England College
New Hampshire Institute of Art
NHTI -­‐ Concord's Community College
Northeastern University
Norwich University
Nova Southeastern University
Oklahoma City University
Oral Roberts University
Orange Coast College
Pace University, New York City
Paul Smith's College
Plymouth State University
Point Park University
Providence College
Purdue University
Quinnipiac University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rhode Island College
Rivier University
Roanoke College
Rochester Institute of Technology
Roger Williams University
Rollins College
Sacred Heart University
Saint Anselm College
Saint Joseph's College
Saint Michael's College
Salem State University
Salve Regina University
San Jose State University
School of Visual Arts
Simmons College
Southern New Hampshire University
Southern Vermont College
Springfield College
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stevenson University
Stonehill College
Stony Brook University
Suffolk University
The Ohio State University
The Sage College of Albany
The University of Alabama
The University of Tampa
Trinity College
Tufts University
UMASS Lowell
Univ. of Southern Florida -­‐ St. Petersburg
University of Alabama
University of Arizona
University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
University of Connecticut
University of Hartford
University of Maine
University of Massachusetts, Boston
University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
University of Miami
University of Minnesota
University of New England
University of New Hampshire at Durham
University of New Mexico
University of North Carolina at Wilmington
University of Rhode Island
University of San Francisco
University of Southern Maine
University of Tampa
University of Texas at Arlington
University of Vermont
Utica College
Villanova University
Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest University
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Western New England University
Westfield State University
Wheaton College
Wheelock College
Whitworth University
Widener University
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester State University
Xavier University
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Th e G A P
The GAP at GHS
Goffstown Adult Education Program Adult Diploma, HiSet/GED, Lifelong Learning
27 Wallace Road Goffstown, NH 03045
603-660-5302
Your Name:
Address:
Email address:
Course Registration
Town:
Summer Semester 2016
Zip:
Day Phone:
Date of Birth
Evening Phone:
Tuition to be paid by cash, check or money order payable to Goffstown School District – GAP
Circle Courses Requested below:
Earn
Credit
All Courses
Meet Monday
thruThursday
Start and End
Dates
Session 2-10:15-
Academic
1/2
Monday thru
Thursday
July 5-July 28
8:30-10am
$150
Academic
1/2
Monday thru
Thursday
July 5-July 28
8:30-10am
$150
Academic
1/2
Monday thru
Thursday
July 5-July 28
8:30-10am
$150
Academic
1/2
Monday thru
Thursday
July 5-July 28
8:30-10:15am
$150
Academic
1/2
8:30-10am
$150
Academic
1/2
8:30-10am
$150
Academic
1/2
10:15-11:45am
$150
Academic
1/2
10:15-11:45am
$150
Physical Science
J.Gratton
Academic
1/2
Monday thru
Thursday
July 5-July 28
10:15-11:45am
$150
Study Skills&Reading
P.Galamaga
Academic
1/2
Monday thru
Thursday
July 5-July 28
10:15-11:45am
$150
US History
B.Ward
Academic
1/2
Monday thru
Thursday
July 5-July 28
10:15-11:45am
$150
Summer school-July 5 –
July 28
Course & Instructor
English/Great
Books&Films
P.Galamaga
Social Studies
(World/Civics/Econ)
B.Ward
Space Science
J.Gratton
Algebra 1
K. Sargent
No classes 7/26&27
Biology 1
N.Lambert
Geometry
D.Kalloger
English
R.Goldstein
Earth Science
N.Lambert
Genre
Total Tuition:
Monday thru
Thursday
Monday thru
Thursday
Monday- thru
Thursday
Monday thru
Thursday
July 5-July 28
July 5-July 28
July 5-July 28
July 5-July 28
Session 1-8:3010am
Tuition
11:45am
Total number of courses requested:___________
to be paid by cash, check, or money order with registration form.
Registration is secured with payment in full. You will be contacted ONLY if a class is cancelled or full.
***Registration for all courses ends July 5,2016.***
There are no excused absences. Please review your work and holiday schedule prior to enrolling in summer classes.
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A R T S & AC T I V I T I E S
VISUAL ARTS
As you read this issue of the GRIZZ we
are entering the early part of May and
all of the bustle that comes with the final
stretch of the academic year. We hope that
our students, whether they have spent the
entire school year or just a semester in the art program, will have
gained a new way to look at creativity and innovation and see that
creative problem solving skills can have a positive effect on all
career choices and life in general.
For students just completing their first high school level art course,
continuing to experience creativity and artistic exploration as they
make their elective choices will add to their understanding of art’s
role in society and why it is so important to civilized cultures
throughout history.
Research shows that the arts are a critical link in student success.
Arts education is linked to higher test scores across all subjects and
to lower dropout rates. Arts education fosters creativity, innovation
and collaboration; hallmarks of careers in the 21st century.
ART CLUB
Join a fun, social and
active club in the 2016-17
school year!
Art Club Meets
Tuesdays from 2:45-4:30PM
in A-01
First fall meeting
September 20th
Arts education helps prepare our students for the expectations of
the twenty-first century workforce, including the ability to innovate, communicate and collaborate. Students who will take their
first art classes in the fall can look forward to diverse thinking opportunities and learning that there can be multiple solutions to the
same problem. Originality and risk-taking are encouraged and celebrated in art.
Senior Joseph
Murphy with
his still-life
pencil drawing,
which was one
of the artworks
selected by the
art educators to
represent GHS
at the regional
art exhibition
in Concord.
This exhibition
is held annually in March
to celebrate
National Youth
Art Month.
Some of our students currently have work in the annual Congressional Art Competition and Exhibition. On Tuesday, May 3rd the
awards reception was held by Congressman Guinta at the New
Hampshire Institute of Art in Manchester. The students with work
in the show are seniors: Sydney Brey and Kelli Towsley; juniors:
Morgan Chase, Karissa Cloutier, Anna Duval, Samantha Kimball
and Allison Lavallee.
The senior Art Honors students Sydney Brey, Jaina Neri, and Kelli
Towsley have worked extremely hard for the past year under the
direction of their individual mentor designing, planning and creating artwork in a variety of 2 and 3-D mediums. Their work spans a
wide breadth of genre and styles.
The three Art Honors students will hold their year end culminating
exhibition on Tuesday, May 17th from 3:30pm-5pm in the GHS
Arts Lobby. This event is open to the public. Come celebrate their
successful year of work while viewing their artwork and enjoying
some light refreshments.
We look forward to meeting all of the incoming ninth grade students who will be taking art classes next year.
“We do not need magic to change
the world, we carry all the
power we need inside ourselves
already: we have the power to
imagine better.”
~JK Rowling
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A R T S & AC T I V I T I E S
This exhibition opening reception celebrates a year
of highly focused work with a commitment to excellence that is not often seen at the high school level.
These three young people will be exhibiting the wide
scope and depth of work that they explored and mastered during the past year. It will also show their ability to take responsibility for their own learning and
their passion for their work.
The artists will be on site during the event to talk
about their work and refreshments will be served.
VANS CUSTOM CULTURE SHOE DESIGN COMPETITION
Four students were recently selected by their teacher, Ava-lyn Lane,
to become the first GHS team to enter the 7th annual Vans Custom
Culture Shoe Design Competition, a national contest designed to give
high school students a platform to embrace creative expression while
joining a movement to support arts education. Students were provided
with four pairs of blank Vans shoes and were challenged to create designs that represent the four themes of the Vans’ “Off The Wall” lifestyle: action sports, arts, music, and local flavor. Although the team
made it into the pool of 3,000 schools selected to participate, they did
not make it to the final 50. From this group, a final five are selected via
a public vote.
The five top teams then travel to Los Angeles in June, where the Vans
design team selects the first place school and awards that art department $50,000. The runner-up schools each receive $4,000. Each team
receives up to $20,000 to cover the trip and scholarships are also
awarded. Some of the shoe designs are selected for production.
Since our team made up of seniors: Sydney Brey and Kelli Towsley; and juniors: Anna Duval and Samantha Kimball learned so much
from the program process this year, we will definitely be putting a 2017 competition team together! See their amazing two minute video
about their shoe designing process on youtube. And yes, that shoe does actually play music! Go to: http://youtu.be/UwRhbukLxtA.
Left:
Cerelene Lizotte
Grade 10
Still Life
Pencil Drawing
Right:
Melissa Mullen
Grade 11
Still Life
Pencil Drawing
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FBLA WINS BIG
GHS Future Business Leaders of
America Wins Big
at State Leadership
Conference
This
year GHS FBLA
competed during the annual NH FBLA
State Leadership Conference held at the
Radisson, Manchester, NH on March 24th
and 25th. This event allows students to
compete in various business oriented competitive events as well as network, attend
business workshops and win scholarship
awards. This year, our chapter was recognized in the following
events:
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FBLA Week Promotion Competition award
Briana Whynott won The Who’s Who in NH FBLA award
GHS FBLA was recognized as a NH FBLA Honor Chapter
GHS FBLA won third place in the FBLA Scrapbook
competition
GHS FBLA won second place in the FBLA Chapter Exhibit
competition
GHS Outstanding Chapter for completing all NH FBLA State Officer Projects
Jake Britton-Doucette won First Place in the Accounting I
competition
Julianna Trost won First place in Sales Presentation
competition
FIN LIT 300 TOP NH SCORE
New Hampshire Financial Capability Challenge – Fin Lit 300!
This year, Mrs. Scarlett’s business students took part in an online
personal financial literacy challenge called the Fin Lit 300, sponsored by the NH Jump$tart Coalition. The purpose of this program is to advance financial literacy in the State of New Hampshire through an educational tournament, which empowers high
school students to apply classroom-based financial education in a
contest of knowledge and skills. The topics are based:
Spending and Saving
Credit and Debt
Employment and Income
Investing
Risk Management and Insurance
Financial Decision Making
We were thrilled when our GHS team scored the highest among
the NH high schools that participated in this statewide event and
were invited to compete at Fin Lit 300 State Competition in Concord, NH on April 11th. Congratulations to the top scoring team
members who competed at the state level!
-Jack Kennerson, Team Captain
-Christopher Simpson
-Kelly Li
-Briana Whynott
-Tonya Jogadowski
Above: The Fin Lit 300 Team joined by the question master
Marc Hebert on the far left and GHS Principal Frank McBride
on the far right.
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A R T S & AC T I V I T I E S
LATIN SCHOLARS ACHIEVE!!!
This spring over 154,000 students from across the country took the
National Latin Exam, a standard of reading and cultural excellence
for the classics. Seventy-five Goffstown students took part in this
exam which was held on March 7 under the coordination of Guidance Director, Joyce Lewis. Two-thirds of them received awards
for their efforts.
There were seven gold medalists: Julia Paquette, Sydney Lewis,
Maggie Fifield, and Victoria Kelley in Latin I; Rebecca Zylak and
Elliot Allen in Latin II, and Lindsay Radl for Latin III. We also
had 17 silver medalists: in Latin I there were Paul Rescigno, Logan Couture, Patrick Mannion, Haydn Huard, Katherine Banach,
Kate Duval, Charlie Teed, and Ethan Edwards; in Latin II Taylor
Ferguson, Nolan Guillemette, and Maxwell Lajeunesse took home
honors; in Latin III we had Samantha Lewis, Arden Brenan, and
Cameron Waller, and finally Jacob Roberge, Jack Kennerson, and
Xavier Morel earned their medals for Latin IV.
Many students also won Magna Cum Laude certificates: Nicole
Papanikolaou, Emma Shanahan, Casey Cupples, Christopher
Martin (Latin I); Benjamin Smith, Odessa Brenan, Brianna Snook
(Latin II); and Nicholas Richards, Nathanial Wooding, and Kate
Lescatre (Latin III). Goffstown was also well represented in the
final category with Cum Laude certificates: Stephen Lincoln, Nicole Fillmore, Patrick Collimore, Allyson Deschenes, Hannah
Foley (Latin I); Amanda Dovas, Colby St. Pierre, Samuel Bennett, Eli Antoniello, Luke Heafield, Bridge Kennerson (Latin II);
Jennifer Quigley (Latin III), and Nicholas Ollila in Latin IV.
In similar news on April 18th, 12 students were inducted into the
National Latin Honor Society. These students are all active members of the National Junior Classical League, have earned an A average for the year, and have demonstrated an enthusiasm for learning in general and the Classics in particular. Students must reapply
yearly to be members. In alphabetical order here are this year’s
inductees: Elliot Allen, Arden Brenan, Odessa Brenan, Jack Kennerson, Patrick Mannion, Xavier Morel, Hannah Pilloni, Jennifer
Quigley, Lindsay Radl Nicholas Richards, Jacob Roberge, and
Cameron Waller. We’d like to note that seniors Jack Kennerson,
Xavier Morel, and Jacob Roberge have been four-year members of
the Latin Honor Society.
SUMMER
READING
SELECTIONS
on page 22
“My favorite animal is the turtle. The reason is that
in order for the turtle to move, it has to stick its
neck out. There are going to be times in your life
when you’re going to have to stick your neck out.
There will be challenges and instead of hiding in a
shell, you have to go out and meet them.”
~ Ruth Westheimer~
STUDENT COUNCIL
Although we are nearing the end of the school year, the GHS Student Council’s incessant work ethic is very much alive, with members continuing to serve their school and community. The Student
Council hosted the annual Spring District Meeting on April 6. As a
Council, having people with different strengths that can work well
together benefits everyone, from the school to the community and,
because of this, the theme we chose to focus on was Synergy. By
comparing and contrasting competitive games versus cooperative
games, we discovered that it can be more fun and helpful to work
together as a team. However, in our discussions, we touched upon
the need to have an individual mind and perseverance, while being
open to compromise. Overall it was an exciting day, and with help
from Maddie Carlson, we donated dozens of stuffed animals to
help comfort children battling cancer.
Also, the junior class has been working hard to plan prom for the
last few months. They have been working on designing decorations, invitations, and prom court ballots. Also, they have met with
people at the Radisson about the food and setup, spoke with the DJ
about song selections and have contacted a photo booth company
for their services. They will be selling prom tickets from May 2nd
to May 13th. Prom is set for May 21st and the junior council will
be setting up that morning.
Finally, the Student Council elections for the 2016-2017 school
year are approaching. Not only are all those interested filling out
applications by May 13th and writing speeches for the elections
on May 18th, but upcoming juniors and seniors are working on
their speeches for the Executive Board to lead student council next
year. Also as the year comes to a close, Student Council will do
its annual senior sendoff to thank the graduating seniors, Alexia
Gorton, Jose Martinez, Alyson Cote, Samantha Woodward, Sierra
Blondeau, Zachary Comeau, Timothy Comeau, Ayla Wamser and
David Temeng for their participation in Council at GHS. It has
been another successful year for the GHS Student Council, and although we are soon to say goodbye to some fantastic members, we
will soon greet new members and welcome them into the Council.
As the StuCo Reporters, we have been honored to report for you
the happenings of Student Council this year, and we wish you all
a great summer vacation!
Dani Vermette & Jackson Brannen
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A R T S & AC T I V I T I E S
Movement & Dance Company
FIERCE FOR FALL:
PRESEASON WORKSHOP
FOR PERFORMERS
Ages: Intermediate dancers ages 12 – college
Date: August 6, 2016
Time: 9:30 – 4:30 PM
The GHS Movement & Dance Company presents the “FIERCE
FOR FALL: Pre-Season Workshop for Dancers” on Saturday,
August 6th! Dance back into September strong, flexible, and prepared like you’ve never been before! “FIERCE FOR FALL” is
a day of master dance classes, yoga, Pilates, high-energy fitness
classes, and weight training for dancers. Sessions are limited and
classes will fill up fast. Registrations filled on a first-come, firstserved basis.
REGISTRATION FEE:
Early Registration: $55 by July 1st
Regular Registration: $65 up to day of
The all-star lineup includes: internationally known tap dancer Aaron Tolson,
who has been a member of Manhattan
Tap, Tap Dogs, national and international tours of Riverdance, and more. Tolson
is also the national spokesperson for SoDanca. Mary Beth Marino is a professor
with the University of New Hampshire’s
Music, Theatre, and Dance Department.
She is an award winning competitive
choreographer for dance studios and an
adjudicator for Dancexplosion National
Aaron Tolson
Talent Tour,
Dance Masters
of America and Step Up to Dance. Also
joining the FIERCE FOR FALL faculty
is Plymouth State University’s former
Adjunct Faculty of the Year and director
of the Terminal Hip Dance Theatre, Lisa
Travis. Travis will teach yoga and master
Mary Beth Marino classes in modern dance. GHS Alumni
from Prema Pilates and Barre and Joey
Bolduc Fitness will finish
the day’s events with high
energy fitness training.
Don’t miss this great day
to get back into shape!
MoDaCo SPRING DANCE GALA
The Movement & Dance Company’s annual Spring Dance Concert is June 3rd
and 4th at 7:30 PM. This year’s concert
features student choreography, guest
artists, and features a theatre-dance arrangement of Romeo and Juliet. Student
choreographers include seniors Alicia
Edgar, Abby Desrosiers, and Odessa
Brenan. Students will also present new
work from Plymouth State University
guest choreographer Lisa Travis who
feels the “GHS Dancers are some of
the hardest working, compassionate high school kids I’ve worked
with in a while.” This piece features senior and four-year MoDaCo dancer Margaret Donaghey who Travis described as a “brave
young dancer with beautiful technique.”
A new production of William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,”
arranged and choreographed by Tina Philibotte will be featured
in the second half of the concert. Junior, Emily Clickner, and senior, Casey Gervais, dance the roles of Romeo and Juliet. Special
guest artists include GHS faculty Jaime Gratton, Nate Bracy, and
Sean Colligan as well as Andrew Kelley who most recently played
“Jack” in the Seacoast Repertory’s production of “Titanic” (Portsmouth, NH).
Tickets for the concert are $10 for students and seniors and $12 for
adults. Tickets go on sale mid-May at the GHS Main Office.
MoDaCo SPRING DANCE GALA
MoDaCo is also selling homemade, healthy granola bars for $1
through May. The small-batch bars feature at least 10 grams of
protein and not only raises much needed income to help fund the
Dance Company, but also coincide with MoDaCo’s wellness and
nutrition curriculum promoting healthy lifestyles and nutritious
foods. To purchase a granola bar, find a dancer!
Senior Dancers:
Odessa Brenan
Allanah Corbett
Steven Dang
Abby Desrosiers
Margaret Donaghey
Kyle Foster
Alicia Edgar
Casey Gervais
Molly Graves
Connor Hager
Addie Houle
Emily Marshall
Sydney Maville
Junior Dancers:
Arden Brenan
Elizabeth Byam
Emily Clickner
Ryan Currier
Alexus Lansdown
Nigel Okereke
Julia Yost
Alexa Zienkewicz
Sophomore Dancers:
Laura Donaghey
Rose Gibney
MaryCatherine Gill
Kaylyn Paquette
Freshmen Dancers:
Chloe Castellano
Serenah Freeman
Charles Keith
GHS Alumni:
Katherine Battey
Jessica Langlois
Guest Performers:
Sam Little
Stephen Lincoln
Isabelle Polliquin
Michael Polliquin
Madeline Short
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A R T S & AC T I V I T I E S
Austria
& Bavaria
2016
83 People
10 Days
2 Countries
2 Performances
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AT H L E T I C S
Steve Fountain
Athletic Director
With the spring sports season underway, I would like to take this opportunity to remind you of our spring sports venues.
Both baseball teams will play their home games at Lions Club Field on West Union Street in Goffstown. Both softball
teams will play their games on campus. The varsity and junior varsity lacrosse teams will play their home games behind
GHS on the stadium field. Finally, our tennis teams will play their home matches at Barnard Park.
Schedules
With the crazy weather we are experiencing once again this spring, you can get updated game schedules by checking the GHS Athletics website (www.goffstown.k12.nh.us) and clicking on the team schedule you would like to view in the season dropdown menu.
You can also visit the NHIAA website (www.NHIAA.org). To get up to date scores, alerts on game postponements and cancellations,
create a fan account online at (www.goffstownhighschool.bigteams.com). I hope to see you at one of our many spring sporting events.
GHS Athletics FAQ
Question: I have passing grades and no incompletes in all of my classes for the semester. Will I be eligible to play a sport in the
upcoming season?
Answer: Any student must have passed at least FIVE credit courses the previous QUARTER. Eligibility is not assessed on semester
grades but previous quarter grades. (This is a common mistake made by individuals seeking athletic eligibility.)
Furthermore, a student ineligible under Goffstown High School rules, but eligible under the NHIAA guidelines, may apply for a
waiver hearing to determine, on a case by case basis, if a student should be granted eligibility. This can only happen once during a
student-athlete’s high school career and is subject to approval by the Principal.
Parents and Sportsmanship
It takes an ongoing effort to make sure that Goffstown Athletic teams demonstrate their best behavior both on and off the field/courts
of play. In the process of doing this, it has been apparent to me that sportsmanship doesn’t end on the fields/courts but extends into
the stands, which by and large are populated with parents and family members of our student athletes. In an effort to bring more
awareness to sportsmanship, I’m asking each parent of an athlete at Goffstown High School to take a minute to view the following
link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZXfxxTLyUE
Senior Athletic Banquet and Hall of Fame Dinner:
Save the date: Wednesday, May 25st at 6:30pm in the Main Gymnasium. Come celebrate the culmination of our senior athletes fouryear athletic experience, and recognize our newly inducted hall of fame members. The evening includes a meal and awards will be
presented. Senior athlete parents can expect to receive their invitations in the mail in the next week or so. If you have any questions
please contact Bridget Lambert at 660-5319 or [email protected].
Spring Sports Awards
Please inquire with your team’s coach for information on your student athletes team awards ceremony.
Welcome 8th Grade Families
It is my distinct pleasure to welcome all the new GRIZZLIES to GHS! We are excited to get to know each and every one of our
new cubs! Parents and student athletes alike are asked to sign up on the new GHS Athletics website by adding a “FAN ACCOUNT”
which will enable you to receive notifications/alerts from the Athletic Department along with any and all teams you desire to receive
information from. You can do this by going to http://www.goffstownhighschool.bigteams.com and creating your fan account today!
We look forward to working with you. GO GRIZZLIES!
Fall Sports
In an effort to allow for more effective summer planning, there are several dates that I would like to highlight for all potential all
athletes. The first day of football and fall spirit practice will be Wednesday, August 10th, while the first date of practice for the remaining fall sports will be Monday, August 15th. All tryouts will last no less than three days and practice will pick up right after tryouts.
We will print the times and sites for the individual sports in the Goffstown News. Information can also be found on the GHS website
throughout the summer. If you have not yet done so, please go to the GHS Athletics website and create a fan account and follow the
athletic department along with any and all other teams you wish you receive notifications from. (http://www.goffstownhighschool.
bigteams.com)
ATHLETICS........................................................................continued on page 19
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AT H L E T I C S
We anticipate the fall sports online registration site to be open by the end of July/start of August. Please look for announcements on
the GHS Athletics website.
Your student athlete will need to have an updated physical on file with the nurse’s or AD’s office. All incoming freshmen and athletes
that are new to our school must have proof of an up to date (within 1 year of their sports starting date) physical on file in the nurses
or Athletic Directors office, before practice begins. Pleas drop them off at the main office at your earliest convenience throughout the
summer.
If you have any questions, or would like information, please call the Athletic office at 660-5313.
2016- 2017 SCHOOL CAL E NDAR
SAU#19 SCHOOL DISTRICT CALENDAR (180 days)
Goffstown School District
2016 - 2017 School Year
JULY
M
T
W
TH
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
F
1
8
15
22
29
TH
6
13
20
27
F
7
14
21
28
W
4
11
18
25
TH
5
12
19
26
F
6
13
20
27
W
5
12
19
X
TH
6
13
20
X
F
7
14
21
X
OCTOBER (21)
M
3
10
17
24
31
T
4
11
18
25
W
5
12
19
26
JANUARY (21)
M
2
9
H
23
30
T
3
10
17
24
31
APRIL (15)
M
3
10
17
X
T
4
11
18
X
AUGUST
M
1
8
15
22
29
T
2
9
16
23
30
W
3
10
17
24
31
TH
4
11
18
25
F
5
12
19
26
TH
3
10
17
H
F
4
H
18
X
W
1
8
15
22
TH
2
9
16
23
F
3
10
17
24
W
3
10
17
24
31
TH
4
11
18
25
F
5
12
19
26
NOVEMBER (18)
M
7
14
21
28
T
1
X
15
22
29
W
2
9
16
ER
30
FEBRUARY (18)
M
T
6
13
20
X
7
14
21
X
MAY (22)
M
1
8
15
22
H
T
2
9
16
23
30
SEPTEMBER (18)
M
T
W
H
12
19
26
6
TW
20
27
7
14
21
28
DECEMBER (16)
TH
TW
8
15
22
29
F
X
9
16
23
30
F
2
TW
16
ER
X
M
T
W
5
12
19
X
6
13
20
X
7
14
21
X
TH
1
8
15
22
X
W
X
8
15
22
29
TH
X
9
16
23
30
F
X
10
17
24
31
TH
1
8
15
22
29
F
2
9
ER
23
30
MARCH (19)
M
T
6
13
20
27
7
TW
21
28
JUNE (12)
M
T
W
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
180 Days for Instruction (Required by RSA 189:1 and Ed 306.18). An additional 10 days must be scheduled to provide for instructional time
lost due to inclement weather or unexpected circumstances and for staff development/in-service activities and Parent/Teacher Conferences
(required by Ed 306.16).
September 1 . ………………………………..Teacher Workshop Day
September 2……………………………………………School Closed
September 5………………………………………….……..Labor Day
September 6 .... ………………………………..First Day for Students
September 13 ...............................Primary/Teacher Workshop Day
November 8 .................................................................Election Day
November 11 ............................................................ Veteran’s Day
November 23 ..................................................... Early Release Day
November 24-25 ............................................Thanksgiving Recess
December 9 …… ................................... …Teacher Workshop Day
- First and Last Day of School
TW – Teacher Workshop Days
December 23 .................................................................. Early Release
December 26–January 1.............................................. Holiday Recess
January 16………… ............ …………… ………Martin Luther King Day
February 27 – March 3................................................... Winter Recess
March 14……. ........................ … Teacher Workshop Day/Election Day
April 24 – 28 ................................................................... Spring Recess
May 29 ............................................................................ Memorial Day
June 16 ............................... Early Release Day/Last Day for Students
....................................................................... (End of 180 School Day)
H – Holidays
ER – Early Release Days
X – School Closings
The calendar is in conformance with the 190-day state requirement. School will close for students at the end of 180 days of classes
which as of the beginning of the school year, will be approximately June 16, 2017 subject to emergency cancellations and snow days.
Approved by Goffstown School Board: April 4, 2016
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Q U A RT E R 3 H O N O R R O L L
Goffstown High School
Q3 Honor Roll 2015-2016
Grade 12 Principal’s Honor Roll:
Lindsey Andrews, Sarah Beattie, Odessa Brenan, Sydney Brey,
Kylie Britton-Doucette, Mary Collimore, Tyler Cook, David
Deschenes, Sydney Eldridge, Makayla Fleming, Sydney Gagnon, Sarah Graham, Molly Graves, Joshua Lacerte, Hannah
Larochelle, Logan Lemay, Matthew Martineau, Xavier Morel,
Natalie Murphy, Nicholas Ollila, Johanna Osiecki, Isabelle
Poliquin, Daniel Previe, Eileen Savinelli, Alyssa Saykaly, Logan Schlange, Tyler Smith, Samantha Woodward, Zilong Yuan,
Rebecca Zylak
Grade 11 Principal’s Honor Roll:
Jacob Borges, Jackson Brannen, Arden Brenan, Jakob Britton-Doucette, Christina Choquette, Kaylee Chouinard, Emily
Clickner, Elizabeth Cronin, Hannah Crowell, Janelle Fassi,
Abigail Flegal, Olivia Gagne, Katie Galletta, Isabel Hills, Sarah Karam, Samantha Kimball, Kaitlin Leduc, Jordan Lewis, Samantha
Lewis, Bailey Lord, Jenna McNeill, Grayson Morin, Melissa Mullen, Julia Paquette, Hannah Pilloni, Hannah Thomas
Grade 10 Principal’s Honor Roll:
Sujana Ahmed, Harrison Blondeau, Ryan Cook, Sarah Doherty, Sydney Gagne, Joseph Jackson, Joshua Kirsch, Justin Labbe, Ainsley
Miles, William Peterson, Devin Pouliot, John Scacchi, Brianna Snook, Hannah Tate, Julianna Trost, Allyson Vermette, Danielle Vermette
Grade 9 Principal’s Honor Roll:
Colin Burke, Cameron Chouinard, Olivia Daly, Stephanie Flegal, Victoria Flegal, Margaret Florino, David Gibson, James Hornibrook,
Michael Judd, William Kennedy, Megan Lambert, Elisha Langevin, Bretton Lassonde, Jui Liao, Patrick Mannion, Alexa Minnich, Kaylee Molan, Cora Morency, Lilly Proulx, Paul Rescigno, William Rollins IV, Jackson Waller, Joshua Wight
Grade 12 Honor Roll:
Justin Almeida, Nicole Andersen, Cameron Armstrong, Rachel Avery, Michael Bailey, Kora Barber, Peter Bedard, Samuel Bennett,
Shaughnessy Benoit, Kayleen Bertrand, Sierra Blondeau, Cameron Bond, Connor Bourque, Kailee Brace, Rebecca Breckinridge, Olivia
Brigagliano, Mei Brown, Audrey Bryden, Kathryn Buciak, Robert Cahill, Emma Campbell, Theresa Carbonneau, Samuel ChristyRubin, Timothy Comeau, Sarah Cuddy, Emma Danielson, Kyle Davis, Ana Davitashvili, Briannah DeLorme, Courtney DeSantis, Zoe
Desmarais, Abigail Desrosiers, Thokozile Dhliwayo, Sydney Duda, Alicia Edgar, Megan Flanders, Lauren Foster, Abigail Freeman,
Molly Genest, Peter Girard, Robert Girardin, Jennifer Giroux, Alexia Gorton, Connor Hager, Andrea Hemphill, Colin Holt, Adam Jacobson, Maddison James, Noah Johnson, Keelin Kendall, Jack Kennerson, Felisha Lamarche, John Lazott, Patrick Leahy, Megan LeBlanc,
Kelly Li, John Liacos, Emily Locke, Xinglin Lu, Samuel Malone, Elizabeth Maurais, William Morris, James Mullen, Emily O’Hara,
Hannah Olkovikas, Cody Paquette, Siobhan Pelletier, Kyle Perron, Kasey Potvin, Ian Pszenny, Haley Reed, Nicholas Richards, Ian
Routhier, Cody Roux, Benjamin Roy, Tyler Ruggiero, Matthew Scanlan, Vivianne Schill, Christopher Simpson, Joel Smith, Trevor
Smith, Olivia St. Jean, Peter Steckowych, Catherine Sudak, David Temeng, Kelli Towsley, Christopher Van Der Putten, Brennan Vermette, Mariah Vogeley, Meaghan Wallace, Ayla Wamser
Grade 11 Honor Roll:
Hunter Aldenberg, Elliot Allen, Trevor Allen, Alisha Anderson, Lauren Beaule, Tiernan Benoit, Elizabeth Berthiaume, Abigail Bono,
Alyssa Bourque, Kasey Britton-Doucette, Alice Butcher, Brianna Chapman, Mandy Chen, Eric Choquette, Karissa Cloutier, Sydney
Cogswell, Kyleigh Cooley, Summer Cote, Casey Cupples, Ryan Currier, Zachary Curtis, Casey Dalton, Kersten Daneau, Grace Daniel
HONOR ROLL..........................................................................continued on page 21
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son, Amber Davis, , Elizabeth deRochemont, Alexia DeVinney, Matthew Dodge, Mason Foley, Rachel Foss, Hannah Gagne, Taylor
Gagnon, Erin Garcia, Rose Gibney, Anna GiConte, Maeve Grant, Kyle Gravette, Christina Gustafson, Natalia Hall, Montana Harris,
Kaelyn Hebert, Elizabeth Herod, Joseph Hewson, Jacob Hunt, Nykola Isaia, Alexander Kelley, Sarah King, Hannah Kloiber-Bravo,
Max LaPointe, Sarah LaSella, Kaylie Leitner, Emily Lescatre, Hailey Lesmerises, Sydney Lewis, Alyssa Lombardi, Nicole MacLellan,
Molly MacNeilly, Samuel Martel, Peyton McBride, Katherine McKim, Kate Misiorski, Nikolas Moquin, Colin Mower, Nhi Nguyen,
Kayley Noterman, Bailey Novakoski, Kyler Osborne, Anthony Pilotte, Jennifer Quigley, Lindsay Radl, Thomas Reed, Tyler Riendeau,
Chloe Robinson, Eden Rothstein, Julia Rourke, Kerri Roy, Tyanna-Marie Ryder, Michael Siemiesz, Ethan Skinner, Hailey Soares, Emma
Soucy, Rebecca Spaulding, Jocelynn St. Onge, Kate Stantial, Gabriell Stinson, Sarah Tadman, Grace Tavis, Emilie Veilleux, Lauren
Vickery, Jennifer Vo, Cameron Waller, Nathaniel Wooding, Matthew Woodward, Lindsay Yuska, Alexa Zienkiewicz
Grade 10 Honor Roll:
Taylor Almeida, Eli Antoniello, Sidney Armstrong, Sinead Behan, Emily Belanger, Jonathan Blanchard, Kara Bryson, Eric Ciarla,
Daniel Comeau, Carleigh Diamantoplos, Laura Donaghey, Amanda Dovas, Kate Duval, Jessica Edmonds, Michael Fortin, Bailey
Gagnon, Kayla Greene, Sophia Harkins, Madison Harrington, Christopher Hazen, Luke Heafield, Kevin Heroux, Nafa Imamovic,
Raegan Jacob, Hannah Jorczak, Keara Kendall, Bridget Kennerson, Keslyn Kime, Nicholas LaBrie, Maxwell Lajeunesse, Alison
Larochelle, Brianna McCuaig, Ethan Merrill, Autumn Moody, Miah Parsons, Christopher Piekarski, Justin Pinard, Abby Poisson,
Caroline Prud’homme, Noah Rapazzo, Andrew Reed, Elizabeth Saucier, Samantha Sherman, Madeline Short, Andrew Smerekanicz, Ethan Smith, Emily Stelman, Catherine Tilton, Ryan Ulcickas, Catherine Verostick, Jeffrey Verrier, Jenna Weigler, Ian Winrow,
Dariya Zaporozhchenko
Grade 9 Honor Roll:
Sebastian Beal, Mariah Beaudoin, Kaleb Beaumont, Riley Belleau, Aubrey Bird, Samantha Biron, Brooklyn Brackett, Vincent
Brigagliano, Emily Campbell, Jessica Carette, Molly Carlson, Chloe Castellano, Karsyn Clermont, Tarann Clermont, Brandon Cote,
Teghan Coyle, Caroline Cupples, Erin Dalton, Ethan Danielson, Elvis Demirovic, Allyson Deschenes, Eric Dubreuil, Hannah Foley,
Jack Foley, Carey Foss, Emily Fournier, Jarren Fox, Jasmine Gagnon, Elizabeth Galletta, Anna Gendron, Amelia Haigh, Griffin Hansen, Haydn Huard, Grace Jolin, Sophia Jones, Molly Jorczak, Justin Kaminski, Victoria Kelley, Julian Kilgore, Hadley Labbe, Eric
Lacerte, Jakob Landry, Sean Leahy, Alex Linehan, Audrey Looney, Logan Macdonald, Ryan Marchesseault, Jessica Martel, Serena
Martinez, Nicholas Mason, Morgan McCabe, Heather McGlauflin, Curtis McKay, Thomas Monty, Caroline Newell, Brady O’Hara,
Lorelei Oneail, Maeghan Oneail, Alexandra Page, Alexandre Pennell, Joseph Poltack, Emma Revaz, Tace Rothstein, Leea Sarvela,
Matthew Searles, Chloe Smith, Nathan J. Smith, Nathan S. Smith, Sarah Stantial, Sean Stone, Brianna Tupper, Lydia von Schwanenfluegel, Zoe Zeballos
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SUMMER READING
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SPRING DRAMA
GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
PRESENTS:
SYNOPSIS:
Henry Saunders, general manager of the
Cleveland Grand Opera Company, is
anxiously awaiting the arrival of Tito Merelli,
a world-famous Italian opera tenor. Merelli
is coming to Cleveland to sing the lead role
in a performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s Otello.
It’s the biggest event in the Cleveland Opera’s
history, but an excess of phenobarbital to ease
the stressed Italian will get in the way of this
great night and force an amateur singer to
impersonate him. What will become of the
real Tito Merelli?
Location:
Hieber Theatre
27 Wallace Rd.
Goffstown, NH 03045
#GHSLendMeATenor
Tickets can be purchased
at the door
$7 Adults; $5 Students & Seniors
MAY 13th @ 7:30pm
MAY 14th @ 2:00pm & 7:30pm
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MEMORIAL DAY
MONDAY, MAY 30th
NO SCHOOL
GOFFSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
27 Wallace Road
Goffstown, NH 03045