118 Peabody High seniors get Adams scholarships

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December 3, 2008

Anonymous The Salem News Wed Dec 03, 2008, 12:12 AM EST

The following 118 Peabody High seniors qualified for the John and Abigail Adams Scholarship based on their performance on the MCAS exams.

The scholarship covers tuition only at participating state community colleges, state colleges and state universities. The students must have scored in the advanced category on one portion of the test and at least proficient in the second, and their combined score must put them in the top 25 percent of test takers in the high school.

Michael Joseph Ahearn, Maria Aiello, Kaitlin Michelle Anderson, Emily Elizabeth Arsenault, Rafael Bonine Azevedo, Kledio Luan Baci, Paul Esteves Bernardo, Anthony Bogdanowicz, Megan Shawna Brady, Emily Elizabeth Britton, Rebecca Rose Calder, Lindsey Jean Cantin, Tiffany Rose Carroca, Michael Glenn Charbonneau, Benjamin Charles Chevoor, Thomas Anthony Ciulla, Brian Douglas Clark, Stephanie Ruth Close, Jesse Samuel Comak, Caroline Marie Connors, Ryan James Conrad, Brittney Lee Creamer, Gabriel Lawrence Diamant, Michael Eric Diaz, Erika Anne Digiacomo, Katie Marie Ditomaso, Gregory Andrew Doonan, Stefan Roger Dufresne, Ryan Joseph English, Alexa-Rae Fabiano, John Thomas Fallon, Matthew Francis Ferry, Joshua David Frank, Jonathan Whitman Gardner, Aleah Rose Gates, Jeffrey Guy Giardina, Jenna Marie Glancy, Scott Mitchell Goldberg, Andrew Scott Goldstone, Jennifer Helen Gould, Cailin Michelle Griffin, Nicholas Robert and Guarente.

Brianna Lyn Hebert, Katherine Sarah Henrick, Joshua Gregory Hodge, Jessica Nicole Homen, Shannon Leigh Horgan, Kalayla Kareen Hough, Daniel Scott Jepson, Katherine Mary Josey, Kruti Vijay Kansara, Elizabeth Katherine King, Victoria Gabrielle Konovalchik, David John Kostos, Anthony Philip Kritikos, Brian William Krouzek, Brian Steven Latorella, Christopher James Lawrence, Jaclyn Nmn Lee, Abigail Rebecca Lehman, Ryan William Lehr, Andrew Jared Lerman, Gina Marie Liggiero, Marc Allan Linehan, Nicole Catherine Lorden, Brian Scott Lundstrom, Amanda Katelyn Macchi, Kristina Makoci, Ashley Kaelin Marshall, Kevin Joaquim Martins, Steven Joseph Maruzzi, Shauna Hines McGrath, Kevin Michael McMath, Katelyn Ann Mello, Nicholas James Melville, Christopher Blass Mercedes, Taylor Elizabeth Meserve, Emily Jane Milewska, Christopher Michael Mills, Paul Jordan Misci, Kathleen Marie Monaco, Dominic Richard Mondi, Ramses Jesus Montero, Melissa Kristine Moreschi, Rachael Elizabeth Mullen and Bryan James Myers.

Kristine Elizabeth Nicholson, Christopher John Nicosia, Gaetano Nure, Matthew David Ouimette, Bradford Riley Piza, Brenna Jeanne Provost, Kevin Thomas Quach, Erica Christina Ricci, Shayna Alexis Richman, Vanessa Rose Risti, Michael Lawrence Rogers, Elvin Luis Rosa, Scott Anthony Rosa, Carolyn Jean Sarro, Haley Elizabeth Saulnier, Julia Francis Scaparotti and Anne Michelle Scotina.

Nathaniel Allen Selvo, Matthew Salvatore Shattuck, Lindsay Robin Sicotte, Andrew Bettencourt Silva, Bruno Silva, Ashley Lauren Silvia, Kevin Andrew Sousa, Bethany Ann Sylvester, Kara Anne Tassinari, Kathryn Erin Tobin, Cassie Jan Trombley, Lauren Elizabeth Tucker, Shaina Kristie Vaczy, Kelly Ann Walsh and Esty Gayle Yanco.

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