Compiled by: Jen Campbell
Cape May Technical High School
Honors for the 1st Marking Period Announced
First Honors
Jessa Stearne Adiletto
Hamzah Almadani
Susan Bluhm
Richard Ferrer
Sydne Hunter
Kayla Jett
Erika Lorenz
Sean Popovick
Nicholas Schuler
Mackenzie Scully
Lucas Spada
Connor Kelly
Liam Munz
Marissa Pohle
Matthew Powers
Drew Sidman
Molly Arenberg
Courtney Bussian
Jennie Ciabatoni
Kimberly Dascher
James Firnhaber
Lauren Gray
Noah Kim
Jason McAnulty
William Mullins
Bethany Sneathen
Stephanie Westerland
Augustine Kane
Michael McGowen
Ami Adams
Ravyn Conner
Kelsea Duma
Danielle Kebert
Denielle Maguire
Victoria Mason
Kerry Player
Thomas Powers
Morgan Wheaton
Roxanne Geylani
Rachel Koehler
Christopher Shibles
Georgeanne Taylor
Second Honors
Name
Nicolette Abad
Siani Aspenburg
Megan Bennert
Dylan Blecker
Joseph Bravo
Joshua Britton
Bromiley Bryan
Nicolette Carty
Emmett Cawley
Catherine Chaparro
Morgan Chase
Jonathon Clark
Maxwell Cohen
Farrah Collins
Samuel Conley
Ariel Cooper
Chester Craver
Johanna DeFeo
Vincent DeRitis
Brian DeVico
Mikayla Elliott
Kyle Erskine
Joseph Farmer
Lauryn Fields
Alex Frame
Kevin Garcia
Trevor Gehring
Joseph Giambri
Kristina Givens
Elizabeth Gleason
Jeanette Gray
Kacie Holt
Nathan Horvath
Allison Houseman
Samantha Howard
Alexander Huertas
Jason Kaufmann
Mariah Kennedy
Susane Kim
Samantha Malandra Myers
Dylan Mastriana
Jessica McAnulty
Krista McGowen
Carley Nichols
Eleanor Nuss
Alexis Olson
Kayla Olson
Brianna Pizzutilla
Joshua Robinson
Destiny Rollar
Thomas Runyon
John Satterfield
Cole Sawyer
Brittney Scheuerman
Devyn Sittineri
Aleksander Soriano
Seth Winter
Joshua Zilinek
Nicole Adrian
Wade Breslin
Thomas Doherty
Elizabeth Eisenhauer
Joshua Greenberg
Jacob Heminway
Robert Kelly
Macie Kramer
Arianna Kunkle
Michael Leinenbach
Joseph Madden
Morgan Maslow
Shannon McDevitt
Disha Modi
Aaron Perez
Emily Revoir
Jeremy Scott
Leia Smith
Kayla Steere
Rebecca Teefy
Ryan Tozour
Christianna Ziccardi
James Banks
Austin Cruz
Mark Deaver
Katie DeCicco
Erin Garvey
Krysta Hickman
Morgan Howard
William Howell
Dawn Kennedy
Jessica Knoll
Brianna Marx
Lillian Mullock
Dylan Murphy
William Oakley
Kolin Prosser
Nicholas Smith
Khali Wilson
Alexander Arici
Justin Boyle
Laura Jett
Joelyn Reardon
Rafaella Soriano
William Blankley
Kelsey Bradley
Raymond Brown
Zachary Casey
Danielle D’Amico
Anthony Deutsch
Andra Ehrhardt
Laura Flynn
Thomas Gleason
Rasheria Griffin
Heather Hatala
Judith Hauser
Carly Heminway
Gregory Hume
Trevor MacCormack
Jessica Mahoney
Amanda McDermott
Kaytlin Montanez
Nicole Peterkin
Nicholas Rescigno
Dylan Rutherford
Jason Smith
Kasey Tomlin
Raymond Wright
Richard Ziegler
Patrick Cathrall
Charles Dalrymple
Madison Gray
Garrett Heilpern
Robert Maschio
Morgan Scully
John Smith
Rachel Wittschen
Dennis Township
Dress for Donations
Last week, one of our teachers lost her home in a fire. To help this teacher and her family after the tragedy, the elementary and middle schools had several theme days in which students dressed in all sorts of odd fashions and donated a dollar to the cause.
On “Twin Tuesday”, everyone saw double as middle/elementary school students were encouraged to find a buddy and dress alike for the day.
Wednesday was too wacky to be simply Wednesday, so we called it “Wacky Wednesday”. And indeed a wacky day it was. We observed students wearing things like antennae headbands, clashing colors, and brightly colored wigs.
Thursday was “Theater Thursday”, and students dressed as their favorite characters from books, TV shows or movies, such as Romeo from Romeo and Juliet, or as that pale guy from Twilight. We even had Elle Woods from Legally Blond and Hamlet himself from Hamlet!
The last day to donate was “Freaky Friday”. On this day, all the students dressed up like teachers, and the teachers dressed up like students
As a school, we raised over $1,000 for this cause. Thanks so much for your support and donations…not to mention all of those fabulous outfits!
Article adapted from the work of 8th grade G&T students, John Gregory and Ryan Herlihy
Photos: Amanda Unkle & Marni McCann
Lower Cape May Regional High School
Lower Cape May Regional High School’s advanced art students are again participating in an annual art show at the Mad Batter Restaurant, 19 Jackson Street, in Cape May.
Teacher Patricia Neville is delighted that the Mad Batter has invited the students to return. She describes the show as “based on student’s views of traditional still-life paintings incorporating atypical juxtapositions and analogous color themes. Having the opportunity to participate in a public show is a wonderful experience for students who will pursue careers in art. Plus it’s a showcase for the talent that we have in our community.”
The opening reception for the show will be held on Sunday, February 13 from 3pm to 5pm. This show is part of the Second Sunday Gallery Walk, a partnership of several of Cape May’s galleries. The show will be open from February 9th until March 9th.
The students will also have hand painted T-shirts for sale to benefit the Center of Community Arts youth art program. Participating students include Frankie Gibson, Lilli Loper, Chandler Altieri, Kim Castellucci, Ashley Bresan, JJ Leahy, Dan Rossi, Dylan O’ Donnell, Ally Cook, Carly Crisanti, Maryssa Hill, Miranda Becica, Kalyn Magee, Brent Adkins, Rachel Giannini, Holly Frame, Josh Dickenson, Shannah Rose, Susie Booth, Kelsey Rack, Desiree Hartman, Abigal Dietz, Erin Mayer, Danielle Hickman, Emily Gittle, Kelsey Rack, Robin Giannini, Julie Denham, Erin Mayer, Emily Corlett and Madison Grace.
Margaret Mace
A Health Fair will be presented by the Parish Nurse Program from Cape Regional Medical Center on February 4, from 3-4 p.m. There will be free blood sugar screening, as well as a free blood pressure screening, free cholesterol screening and fracture risk screening.
In other Margaret Mace news, Mrs. Clarke’s and Mrs. Golden’s Kindergarten classes recently went on a field trip to their local supermarket, Superfresh! Ms. Karen and other Superfresh staff members gave the children a very detailed and informational tour of the supermarket. The children were able to view each department and learn very interesting facts. They were even able to touch a lobster in the Seafood Department and decorate (and eat) a cupcake in the Bakery Department!
MMS kindergarten would like to thank Superfresh for their wonderful visit!
Stone Harbor
Lt. Bradley Mohr (Somers Point), a U.S. Marine on the front lines in Afghanistan, requested help in equipping two medical clinics so that the Marines could help Afghan people. A recent article in The Press of Atlantic City explained that, “The Marines are making friends with the Afghanis by helping them with their medical problems”. A list of needed items was included in the article.
The Stone Harbor Kindergarten collected everything on Lt. Bradley Mohr’s list. Two boxes were mailed on January 19.
Wildwood Catholic High School
Wildwood Catholic High School will be hosting a Pasta Festival Buffet featuring Pasta with six different sauces, served with salad and dessert on Sunday, February 27, from 3 – 7 p.m.
The cost of this event is $12.00 for adults. Children (under age 11) will be charged $6.00.
There will also be a Pasta Dinner/Show ticket combination for $20.00 for Nunense at 1:00 pm
For information and/or tickets, please call Wildwood Catholic High School, 522-7257 Carol Herforth, 465-6081 or 408-0612.
