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2010-11
 62 students recognized at March breakfast
Sixty-two students were recognized for a variety of contributions and achievements
in school at the You Make A Difference breakfast held March 17 in
the cafeteria.
Certificate
recipients were Hamza Abdellatif, Samantha Abear, Megan Arntzen, Katlyn Bain, Hannah Baker, Michael Barakat, Peter Beckman, Dominique Bessette, Megan Borries, Jordan Butler, Mary Caputa, Amanda Cleven, Bailie Erway, Ryan Feeley, Brandon Field, Emily Fox, Amanda Gill, Jeremy Gill, Lindsey Gofron, George Gonzalez, Ismael Gonzalez, Samuel Green, Mitchell Griffin, Michael Gussarson, Caitlin Haines, Avery Herbon, Patrick Holston, Haley Imler, Michael Jelinek, Nicole Kelly, Jerome Kitterman, Sara Kitterman, Brittany Kurz, Megan Langhans, Taber Langley, Melanie Lass, Juliana Leprich, Stevie Lindberg, Mallory Lukasik, Melissa Marra, Anna Menzer, Christopher Mihovilovich, Gwendolyn Moser, Rusty Myers, Kayla Myros, Amber Mysliwiec, Brianna Nuccio, Jessica Ploss, Andrea Potkonjak, Aaron Rich, Michael Richter, Brandon Schultz, Lee Shannon, Haedyn Smith, William Thornton, Lauren Tiffany, Dominique Vacala, Hailey Vraney, Corbin Wesler, Travis Wiese, Hailey Wilson and Jeffrey Wilson.
In
addition, staff members Lisa Sprague and MIchael Clarke were also recognized. |
156 students recognized at February breakfast
One hundred fifty-six students were recognized for a variety of contributions and achievements
in school at the You Make A Difference breakfast held February 17 in
the cafeteria.
Certificate
recipients were Samantha Abear, Lincoln Acosta, Melissa Adamczyk, Madeline Adler, Trenton Andersen, Parker Anderson, Alexandra Arnold, Elizabeth Arntzen, Samuel Badamo, Katlyn Bain, Hannah Baker, Peter Beckman, Megan Bering, Brandon Bontes, Megan Borries, Trichia Bravi, Nicholas Brito, Kaitlyn Brost, Anthony Canelakes, Michael Chivers, Evan Cielek, Triston Cliff, Mitchell Conley, Alan Czajkowski, Veronica Daye, Matthew DeJong, Krystin Donovan, Melissa Donovan, Ryan Dragoon, Shawn Draper, Steven Dschida, Denis Dumitru, Tyler Dunne, Tyler Dziubla, Ozan Emsun, Gillian Etherington, Mitchell Everett, Tyler Facey, Anthony Formella, Alexandra Fracek, Daniel Frank, Jason Frillman, Andrew Gagnon, Paige Gallimore, Marissa Gantz, Tiffany Gantz, Ryan Gaylord, George Gonzalez, Samuel Green, Brandon Grigolo, Nikhita Gupta, Vivek Gupta, Olivia Guzzardo, April Haines, Michael Hall, Ryan Hartman, Kyah Heinz, Avery Herbon, Cassondra Herman, Joshua Higgins, Jamie Horton, Jennifer Horton, Sarah Huebner, Haley Imler, Alpha Grace Imperial, Mayank Jethva, Mehul Jethva, Payton Jordan, Aaron Kante,r Kelsey Karasek, Aaron Karpie,l Kaylee Karpiel, Natalie Karpiel, Ruth Keeling, Elena Kelsh, Jaclyn Keyes, Sage Keyes, Carley Knapp, Colton Knapp, Danielle Koch, Carla Kopecky, Alex Ladin, Taber Langley, Allison Larson, Heather Latakas, Joseph Levernier, Tracy Mapaye, Brenda Martinez, Troy Mayer, Maverick McBride, Taylor Meyer, Mellissa Moe, William Mohr, Rikki Moncrief, Gwendolyn Moser, Michael Mrowiec, George Nelson, Luke Nennig, Matthew Nielsen, Nicholas Norten, Zoe Nunez, Bryce Oberg, Bret Olson, Jeremy Pasterz, Andrew Pelote, Natalie Perry, Sara Petty, Sara Placuszok, Jessica Ploss, Jessica Poirier, Robert Pollak, Matthew Poss, Brett Prather, Cortlin Presley, Morgan Prinn, Cristal Raiman, John Reband, Kaylene Ressler, Katelyn Ring, Sabrina Robertson, Joshua Saldivar, Kelsey Schreiber, Samantha Schwabe, Hunter Siemsen, Tanner Skym, Wesley Skym, Nadia Sloat, Rachel Smith, Nicholas Soria, Tyler Stephens, Thomas Stevens, Linsey Stiglic, Ana Taylo,r Kyle Thode, Tyler Thorn, Lauren Tiffany, Casey Townsend, Anh Tran, Michael Trischan, Sydney Ustich, Alexandria Utter, Frances Uy, Erik VanTreeck, Alexander Voykin, Mark Wallner, Ryan Weber, Theresa Westberg, Aric Wieronski, Jennifer Wright, Jessica Zawistowski, Wesley Zegan, Nathan Zeien, Becky Zibble, Cody Zick, Alexandra Zogran and Brandi Zumbrock. |
 Dalgaard named honorable mention to leadership team
Senior Amber Dalgaard has been named honorable mention to the Daily Herald's Lake County Leadership Team for 2010-2011. Each high school, public and private, in the newspaper's coverage area was invited to submit no more than two students as nominees.
Her community service credits include Bible school counselor, St. Peter’s Church; Illinois Leadership Seminar; National Honor Society; and the New Principal Committee. |
108 students recognized at December breakfast
One hundred eight students were recognized for a variety of contributions and achievements
in school at the You Make A Difference breakfast held December 16 in
the cafeteria.
Certificate
recipients were Emily Andre, Connor Atkison, Sarah Badamo, Savana Bailey, Angela Barone, Dominique Bessette, Nicholas Bock, Daniel Brands, Cassandra Breneisen, Robert Brooke, Brandon Burzawa, Timothy Buski, Gabrielle Cantley, Amanda Cappello, Connor Chelmecki, Rebecca Clark, Anisha Corcoran, Kara Dal Lago, Amber Dalgaard, Paul DeJong, Abigail Derkson, Catherine Dinklenburg, John Donahue, Krystin Donovan, Samantha Falco, Steven Farrell, Alexander Furlong, Amy Gabrie,l Marissa Gantz, Dylan Gorski, Stephen Grimm, Nikhita Gupta, Olivia Guzzardo, Anna Gwozdz, Dawid Gwozdz, Brittany Hansen, Alexandria Hare, Alexandria Hoffman, Kathryn Holmes, Jennifer Horton, Jordan Jones, Brian Kay, Ian Keller, Derrick Kolpanen, Taylor Krumpos, Ryan LaCroix, Taber Langley, Allison Larson, Emily Lazansky, Juliana Leprich, Gregory Licht, Jessica Liszka, Vivianna Lopez, Dalton Lukasik, Samantha Lundin, Tiffany Mallery, Tracy Mapaye, Agnes Martinez, Isak Massman, Katherine McNatt, Ali Mehmood, Taylor Meyer, John Meyer, Rachel Mohr, Gwendolyn Moser, Joseph Mrnak, Sarah Mucha, Karl Nettgen, Miranda Newby, Chrysta O'Dette, Jacqueline Ochoa, Peter Olejnik, Megan Otto, Jeremy Pasterz, Amanda Payonk, Sara Petty, Nicholas Poulos, Brett Prather, Cortlin Presley, Shani Rademan, Leann Richards, Kristina Ring, Ian Rostkowski, Jesse Sanchez, Michelle Schlung, Kelsey Schreiber, Samantha Schwabe, Alyssa Sheppard, Damian Simonini, Marina Small, Wyatt Smith, Haedyn Smith, Taylor Spoo, Megan Spoo, Melissa Spooner, Danielle Stancill, Klaudia Steffensen, Thomas Stevens, Samantha Strelow, Macey Swierczynski, Lauren Tiffany, Luke Toczek, Jaime Trischan, Krystal Velez, Zachary Widder, Gianlucas Winters, Michelle Wojnarowski and Amber Yee.
In
addition, staff members Arlene Malin, Todd Soukup, Leo Porreca, Rick Frederickson, Mary Easton, William Zambole, Laureen Carl, Jamie D'Andrea, Peg Larson, Toni Leprich, Judi Logan, Darcy Peck and Marni Polakow were also recognized. |
63 students recognized at November breakfast
Sixty-three students were recognized for a variety of contributions and achievements
in school at the You Make A Difference breakfast held November 18 in
the cafeteria.
Certificate
recipients were Julia Applegren, Daniel Arden, Sarah Badamo, Savana Bailey, Dominique Bessette, Cassidy Cahil,l James Cardis, Brian Chivers, Avery Cielek, Rebecca Clark, Sarah Colette, Amanda Dahlem, Amber Dalgaard, Paige DiPrima, Gray Dragin, Jessica Dziubla, Gillian Etherington, Steven Farrell, Jordan Frazer, Brianna Grant, Stephen Grimm, Sinclair Guntharp, Nikhita Gupta, Brittany Hansen, Kelsey Heaps, Vincent Holm, Mckinnon Holmes, Kayla Hope, Jamie Horton, Lexie Ivins, Amanda Klufetos, Thomas Koch, Carissa Kurz, Alexandra Laine, Cara Lamusga, Ashley LaPointe, Ryan Leonard, Juliana Leprich, Melissa Marra, Asad Mehmood, Rachel Mohr, Jessica Poirier, Matthew Poss, Leah Pranke, Brett Prather, Shani Rademan, Victoria Ray, Leann Richards, Michael Richter, Ian Rostkowski, Anthony Sandfox, Michelle Schlung, Thomas Sears, Oscar Segura, Erica Slack, Danielle Smith, Samantha Spierling, Danielle Stancill, Andrew Stockton, Lauren Tiffany, Krystal Velez, Zachary Weinstein and Alexandra Zogran.
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addition, staff members Jamie Atkinson, Dave Bacerott, Kathleen Beckman, Ardeen Harris, Robin Hart, Sue Latino and Lisa Sprague were also recognized. |
 ACDA names three students to honors choir
Congratulations Trevor Olsen, Stephanie Kowalcyzk and Amanda Dahlem for being selected to the American Choral Directors Association's Honors Choirs. Trevor was selected for the Men's Choir selected from over 800 applicants nationwide, while Stephanie and Amanda were selected for the Women's Choir from over 1,400 applicants nationwide.
The American Choral Directors Association is a nonprofit music-education organization which promotes excellence in choral music through performance, composition, publication, research, and teaching. ACDA membership consists of choral directors who represent more than one million singers across the United States. ACDA members teach choral music in public and private schools - kindergarten through senior high school - and at the college and university levels. |
 IMEA names five ACHS students to honors band, choir
Congratulations to ACHS Band and Choir students selected by IMEA. They will perform with dozens of other talented and hard-working students from around the Chicagoland area in a concert this November.
District VII Band: Angela Barone, Brian Chivers and Alex Hoffman were selected for the Illinois Music Educators Association District VII Honor Band.
District VII Choir: Stephanie Kowalczyk and Trevor Olsen were selected for the Illinois Music Educators Association District VII Honor choir. |
34 students recognized at October breakfast
Thirty-four students were recognized for a variety of contributions and achievements
in school at the You Make A Difference breakfast held October 21 in
the cafeteria.
Certificate
recipients were Emily Andre, Savana Bailey, Angela Barone, Dominique Bessette, Brian Chivers, Sarah Colette, Olivia Duehr, Denis Dumitru, Steven Farrel,l Stephen Grimm, Ryan Halford, Michael Hall, Brittany Hansen, Kelsey Heaps, Alexandria Hoffman, Mckinnon Holmes, Joseph Hovorka, Jordan Jones, Reagan Jordan, Jerome Kitterman, Derrick Kolpanen, Dalton Lukasik, Kyle Metzel, Gwendolyn Moser, Amber Mysliwiec, Christina Redlin, Serenity Rentsch, Ryan Schaefer, Stephen Smith, Abel Tinajero, Alexander Torres, Theresa Westberg, Joshua Wills and Jeffrey Wilson.
In
addition, staff members Nancy Corey, Jamie D'Andrea, Jamie Ellinger, Kerri Elliott, Jennifer Harrington, Tony Losinger, Jerald McKeigue, Sarah Ogborn, Kris Silarski, Christopher Stanich and John Whitehurst were also recognized. |
 Bessette named Scholastic All-American
Senior Dominique Bessette has been named to USA Swimming's 2009-2010 Scholastic All-American Team. Each year, USA Swimming recognizes its members who excel both in the classroom and in the pool. The Scholastic All-America Team is made up of high school student-athletes who have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher and who have achieved the required time standard in a single event.
Dominique has qualified for the IHSA State Swimming Meet the past three years in six events, medaling once. |
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Abear wins first place in VOD contest