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November 16, 2009

Anonymous The Salem News Mon Nov 16, 2009, 12:36 AM EST

Eighty-nine students from Beverly High School's Class of 2010 are eligible to receive John and Abigail Adams Scholarships.

To qualify, a student must score "advanced" on one MCAS exam and either "proficient" or "advanced" on the other, and rank within the top 25 percent of student MCAS scores in their district.

Adams Scholarships provide free tuition at any Massachusetts public college or university.

The students are: Mary Accommando, Monica Adler, Haley Anslono, David Atherton, Marina Babcock, Brenna Bailey, Lucas Benjamin, Megan Bolger, Mary Brennan, Christopher Cacciatore, Allyson Cecchini, Connor Chan, Melissa Chapman, Christina Colman, Daniel Cook, Haiditsa Cotzany, Colleen Coz, Eben Crawford, Laura Drowell, Kelsey Davison, Nafis De La Cruz, Jessica Debski, Coleen DeCourcy, Corynne Dedeo, Tamsin Doherty, Shelby Eanes, Larissa Fagundes, Ryan Flannery, Abbey Flemming, Kimberlie Forsberg, Laura Frazier, Mary Freni, Jennifer Gallione, Andrea Gougian, Mallory Hall, Brian Holak, Jeffrey Hutchinson, Regan Imperiali, John Ingemi, Kyle Johnson, Erica Johnston, Stefan Jovic, Jennifer Joy.

Lia Kastrinakis, Abigail Kelly, Lauren Lacy, Jennifer Lanza, Peter LeBlanc, Justin Lehman, Jack Liacos, Kathryn Lindsay, Hayley Lorge, Katherine Mahoney, Kevin Majeskey, Maria Marciano, Megan McCarthy, Alanna McDowell, Molly McGovern, Lauren Milburn, Andrew Minigan, Hannah Moffie, Christopher Mooney, Katherine Moriarty, Samuel Morris, Allison Murray, Benjamin Nicolaysen, Christina Norris, Erich O'Neil, Cassandra Pavlowich, Jeffrey Perkins, Jake Petronzio, Taylor Popek, Taylor Rapalyea, Lea Raphael, Cameron Regan, Angelina Remondi, Matthew Rennie, Shannon Rogers, Nathaniel Schlein, Anthony Scicchitano, William Southerton, Bryan Spencer, Rebeccah Stains, Dylan Terry, Alexsandra Vicente, Erik West, Daniel Wilczek, Olivia Wilson, Peter Winskowicz.

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