Cape Elizabeth High School has named its scholarship awards for the class of 2012:

2012 Project Graduation Scholarship, for strength of character: Lane Parrish and Cassandra Quimby; Andrew Ward Holland Memorial, for clear passion and focus of study: Christopher Frank; Betty King Memorial, for a worthy student: Shannon Sockalexis; Billy Brown Sports Award, for enthusiasm and commitment to Cape Elizabeth sports: Kayla Raftice; Buddy Earle Award, for empathy for others: Anna Pezzullo; Cape Elizabeth Fire Department, for outstanding service: Sarah Gleeson and Michael Gregory; Cape Elizabeth Garden Club, for commitment to the environment: Nathan Botelho; Cape Elizabeth Grange, for community service: Margaret Jacobson; Cape Elizabeth High School Student Advisory Council, for service to the school: Madeline Kraft; Cape Elizabeth High School Parents Association, for achievement and promise: Alexis Johnson, Heather Kraft, Kelsey McIntyre, Georgia Morris, Matthew Propp, Derek Roberts, Elin Sonesson and Noelle Webster; Cape Elizabeth Lions Club, for deserving students: Jessica Allen and Timothy Stack; Cape Elizabeth Music Boosters, for musical interest and ability: Ethan DiNinno and Lauren Gamble; College Club of Portland, for potential for success: Alexandra Lengyel; Durwood Holman Memorial, for a respected, outstanding role model: Maggie Rabasca; Field Hockey Boosters, for commitment to the team: Summer Pillsbury; Football Boosters, for contributions to the team: William Brooks and Donald Clark; Fred Hilse Memorial, for contributions to the music program: Julia Hintlian; Girls’ Basketball Boosters, for contributions to the team: Sarah Gleeson, Caroline Kelly and Kayla Raftice; Girls’ Vollyball Scholarship, for contributions to the team: Vanessa Blair-Glantz, Kathryn Cavanaugh, Olivia Cooper, Margaret Jacobson, Colby Marvin and Emily Mitchell; Hedy Hanson Memorial, for musical interest and ability: Thomas Robinson; Inez Raymond Memorial, for a promising future nurse: Molly Harmon; Jim Spaulding Memorial, for contributions to the basketball team: Matthew Pierce; Joseph Doane Cross County Award, for outstanding sportsmanship, effort and team support: Thomas Bottomley and Victoria Brigham; John Wilber Memorial, for significant contributions to the ice hockey team: Kirby Saari; Joshua Kuck Memorial, for adventurous spirit: Theodore Farnsworth; Keith Sleeper Memorial, for outstanding contribution to the theater program: Sasha Kohan and Emily Muscat; Kenneth Jordan Higgins Memorial, for character and school citizenship: Kathryn Cavanaugh, Olivia Cooper, Forest Hewitt, Zoe Johnston and Maria Morris; Kevin Brady Spirit Award, for love of and excellence in soccer: Blake Barritt and Sasha Lennon; Maine Principals’ Scholarship, for potential to make a difference in the world: Vanessa Blair-Glantz; Marian P. Johnson Memorial, for a promising future teacher: Sara Macdonald; Melissa Hyland Memorial, for a career-focused student: Austin Shields; Michelle Legere Memorial, for high achievement in academics and swimming: Tara Pinette, Lindsay Stephen, Lyndsey Tanabe and Catherine Tierney; Phineas W. Sprague Promise Award, for outstanding promise: William Alexander, Samuel Barber, Samuel Donnelly, Alexander Enna, Paul Hamerski, John Harrison, Thomas Janick, William McCarthy, Emily Mitchell, Katherine Page and Jonathan Rice; Phineas W. Sprague Scholars, for strong academic achievement: Max Aronson, Noah Baker, Rebecca Eisenberg, Gregory Howard, Ian McInerney, Edward Melanson, Claire Muscat, William Norris, Luke Sisselman and Jacob Wasserman; Pomarico Memorial, for exceptional ability in woodworking: Kevin Flathers; Pomeroy Wells Jordan Memorial, for an honest and industrious student: William LeBlond; Reynolds E. Moulton Student/Athlete, for outstanding athletic and academic ability: Brian Brett, Victoria Brigham, Donald Clark and Timothy Lavallee; Roy E. Raymond Memorial, for a promising student: Brian Mowles; Senator George Mitchell Institute, for a promising student: Melissa Stewart; South Portland/Cape Elizabeth Rotary Club, for service to the community and school: Caroline Kelly and Victoria Russell; Timberlake/Sherman Scholarship, for love of and excellence in world languages: Ziana Merlim; United Way’s Kenneth Jordan Higgins Memorial, for deserving students: Vanessa Blair-Glantz and Zoe Johnston; Unsung Hero, for constant support of classmates: Emily Ham; Waecker Technology Scholarship, for high standards and achievement: Christopher Frank; Wentworth Files Memorial, for service to the community’s youth: Maxwell Gore; Woman’s Literary Union, for an outstanding scholar: Charlotte Rutty.