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KEVIN BRUNEMONTGOMERYMontgomery head coach Zoran Milich already knows he’ll have a tough timereplacing Kevin Brune.Not just because he was the team’s captain or its top defensive player the last twoyears, but also because of the role he took in bringing the Cougars together.He was a true leader on the gridiron as well as on the baseball diamond in the spring,”said Milich, referring to Brune’s role as first baseman for the defending SomersetCounty Tournament champions. “As a captain, Kevin has done anything our coachesor any other members of our faculty have asked him to do. He is an indispensablepart of our defense. He goes above and beyond the call of duty, often doing thingslike giving rides to our younger players when their parents could not.”An honor roll student, Brune was also a featured speaker with the school’s Freshmanorientation program. He is a volunteer for the Special Olympics and the ChallengerLittle League. He has given his time to the Walk for Autism, the Relay for Life Walk, and also was the organizer of theMontgomery High fitness club.Kevin has worked as a teacher’s assistant for the district’s summer enrichment program and is a youth counselor andbasketball referee for the Princeton YMCA.“Kevin is well liked by his teammates, peers, coaches, and teachers,” Milich said. “He is a great young man on the athleticfield as well as the classroom because he never lets other people dictate his limitations.”BRYAN CARGILLNORTHERN BURLINGTONA wide receiver, defensive back, and special teams ace, Bryan Cargill is the type ofplayer that coaches love.“Bryan was willing to sacrifice self glory for the benefit of the team,” head coachJonathan Reising said. “He was willing to sacrifice self-glory for the benefit of theteam. He was much happier blocking than running a route and having a pass thrownto him. He was always in the mix, always willing to help the younger players withnuances of the game of football and helping them improve their abilities as athletes.”A true student of the game, Cargill enjoyed putting his teammates in a position to getbetter. Cargill has certainly made his mark at Northern Burlington over the last fouryears. A member of the National Honor Society executive board, Bryan is a fouryearPresidential Fitness award winner. He was accepted into the Governor’s Schoolof Engineering and Technology, an intensive summer program for high achievers.Bryan is a youth group leader at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. He is also a member of the Renaissance Club, Interact Club,and jazz band. Cargill is also active in the science club and on the math team at Northern Burlington. He is a multiple timeStudent of the Month winner.“Throughout his high school career,” counselor Carol Ferriolo said, “Bryan has demonstrated perseverance, commitment,and compassion. He embraced challenges – academic and non-academic – with vigor. Without a doubt, Bryan Cargillexemplifies the “well-rounded” student.”92011DVCProgram.indd 93/9/11 12:02 PM