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faculty news Welcome to... Karen Sullivan Camporeale ’88 Technology Lisa Marie Dybus Art Patti Gorsuch Athletic Director Therese Kohl Science Christina Astorino English Erwin Lara Mathematics Jennifer Lee Art Catherine Partus Mathematics Pamela Ruschak Mathematics Paula Schweitzer World languages Marta Yagos English Welcome Back to: Barbara Bennett Burklund ’77 Religious Studies AP Scholars Holy Angels offers 15 AP (Advanced Placement) courses to students in either junior or senior year. All students enrolled in Advanced Placement classes at Holy Angels are required to take the National Exam in that subject area in the spring. In the 2008-09 school year, a total of 132 students will be taking 232 exams. The group is comprised of 87 seniors (58% of the senior class) and 45 juniors (29% of the junior class). AHA is proud to announce that we have 43 AP Scholars in 2008. This is an increase of 13 students from our former record of 30 scholars in 2007. The greatest increase has come in the middle category – scholars with honor. Fifteen students achieved grades of 3 or higher on 4 exams. Eight scholars were juniors at the time of the test, meaning they have the opportunity to move to the higher categories as they take more AP courses at Holy Angels. our faculty is to be congratulated for a superb job. AP Scholars with Distinction Cristina Alcorta ’08 Helen Janiszewski ’08 Erin Mack ’08 Nina Marcos ’08 Chimno Nnadi ’08 Nina Sinatra ’08 Maia Warner ’08 AP Scholars with Honor Nancy Angelica ’08 Kathryn Baselice ’08 Alyssa Cami ’08 Hannah Conn ’08 Rebecca Constantinople ’08 AP courses offered at AHA: Biology Chemistry English literature uS History Government & Politics French language Italian language 8 Kathleen DiGiulio ’08 Meghan Harley ’08 Lindsay Hill ’08 Maureen McNulty ’08 Ginger Mills ’08 Fiona Oates ’08 Kaitlin Savarese ’08 Reena Shah ’08 Alyda Stabile ’08 Grace Thompson ’08 Spanish language latin Poetry Art History Studio Art Physics B Statistics Calculus AB NEW English language and Composition AP Scholars Alyssa Antropow ’09 Shannon Azzaro ’08 Maura Barrett ’09 Narine Bournoutian ’08 Brittany Cerbone ’08 Veronica DeCesare ’08 Kathryn de Nicola ’08 Kaya Furuta ’09 Marisa Hall ’08 Sharayah Haskell ’08 Brielle Kilmartin ’09 Myungsun Kim ’08 Katherine Koo ’09 Suzana Markolovic ’09 Danielle Mazza ’08 Emma Meyers ’09 Lisa Montalbano ’08 SeHee Na ’08 Michelle Tang ’09 Allison Wiener ’08 Kate Zitelli ’08
ACADEMICS Stephanie Dawkins, Rita Malley, Suzana Markolovic, Claire McSherry and Sibil Pathickal recently participated in the Center for Interventional Vascular Therapy Research unit 2008 Summer Internship Program at Columbia university Medical Center/New York Presbyterian Hospital. Together their combined hours of volunteer activity totaled 417 hours. They were involved in several key projects: the Role of Aspirin and Plavix Resistance, Triple vs. Dual Anti-platelet Drug regimens and 2 year follow-up of patients who received stenting of Saphenous Vein Bypass Grafts. Sylwia Zieba ’10 attended The Foundation for Free Enterprise annual Learn About Business seminar at Ramapo College in Mahwah, NJ. THE ARTS Ellen Lee ’10 traveled to Aspen this summer and was chosen to perform on “From the Top”, a classical music show that broadcasts on NPR. While in Aspen, Ellen was appointed Principal Second Violinist of the Aspen Concert orchestra. Ellen was also recently accepted into the New York String orchestra Seminar. Acceptance is based on the musical talent and technical proficiency displayed in a live audition. This year, 419 people applied to the program and only 45 string players and 18 wind and brass players were selected. LEADERSHIP Alexandra Creange has been named as a Junior Commissioner on the Bergen County Commission on the Status of Women. Each year, the Bergen County Commission on the Status of Women invites all high schools in Bergen County to nominate one young woman from the sophomore or junior class. A panel of judges evaluates the applications and selects the young women with exceptional academic and leadership qualities to be appointed. Lina Kraytem ’09 has been chosen by the Youth Ministry Program and the entire Parish of Church of the Assumption in Emerson, to receive the “Parish Youth Recognition Award”. lina has given countless hours of service to her church community and exemplifies all that the award stands for. Natalie Millan ’11 also received a Parish Youth Recognition Award from the Archdiocese of Newark for her outstanding service to St. John’s Parish in leonia. HELPING HANDS The History Society recently raised $1042.70 through jeans passes for the Women’s Breast Cancer Research Group. AHA participates every year as part of the national campaign. ANGELS ROCK THE VOTE! Katrina Hayes ’09 and Isabel Diaz ’09 spent time in September and October seeking out all voting age angels and faculty. They handed out information regarding voting registration processes and encouraged everyone to get out and vote! 9 SPORTS Remy McBain ’09 was one of 30 Volleyball players chosen from a nation-wide pool for the uSA High Performance Women’s Junior International team this summer. She trained for five days with some of the best athletes and coaches in the Nation. Remy has verbally committed to attend the university of Maryland on a full scholarship. Nikki Jackson ’09 won the Girls’ 18 Singles tournament during Harlem Week’s ten-year anniversary of the Tri-State Junior Tennis Classic. In conjunction with the u.S. Tennis Association and the u.S. open, this event showcases the best up and coming tennis talents. Camille Menendez ’09 finished in 6th place in both her Short and long Program events at the North Atlantic Regional Championships in Figure Skating. She finished in 6th place overall amongst 21 competitors in the Junior ladies Competition. The Don Bosco Dance Team, which is comprised solely of Holy Angels students, recently attended uDA Camp at Hofstra university and all dancers were awarded blue ribbons, the highest level given. The team received a perfect evaluation score, qualifying them for the 2009 National Dance Team Championship held in orlando, Florida. They were also rewarded with the camp leadership award, the most prestigious award given, because it is voted on by the fellow campers. The other teams felt that our girls demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship, poise, school spirit and talent. our four seniors, Emily Kruklinski, Rachel Pincus, Kristen Cebulski and Megan O’Connell, were selected as uDA All Stars and were invited to participate in the New Year’s Parade held in Paris, France.
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