NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY
The following local students earned honors at North Yarmouth Academy for the second trimester:
Highest Honors
Grade 5: Alexander Barron of Harpswell
Grade 6: Sally Stronge of Freeport
Grade 7: Owen Frank of Pownal
Grade 8: Camille Beaudoin of Brunswick, Wylie Jacobs of Phippsburg, Elaine Lemieux of Topsham, Anna Yankee of Freeport, Samuel Yankee of Freeport
Grade 9: Benjamin Frank of Pownal, Afton Morton of Brunswick
Grade 12: Alexander Bartone of Georgetown
High Honors
Grade 7: Oliver Hemphill of Freeport, Aisley Snell of Durham
Grade 8: Eleanor Commons of Brunswick
Grade 9: Caroline Gepfert of Topsham, Hannah Mills of Freeport
Grade 10: Sydney Gilman of Brunswick, Aidan Yilmaz of Freeport
Grade 12: Michael Adams of Freeport, Henry Briggs of Arrowsic, C.J. Conner of Brunswick
Honors
Grade 5: Finlay Gepfert of Topsham
Grade 7: Alev Yilmaz of Freeport
Grade 8: Elyse Baron of Freeport, Anders Jonsson of Freeport, Marina Piehl of Freeport
Grade 9: Jack Bontatibus of Topsham
Grade 10: Ryan Baker of Brunswick, Lloyd Lathrop of Pownal, Jack Lent of Bath
Grade 11: Reece Bartolini of Topsham, Ellie Dickson of Freeport
Grade 12: Zelda Clegg of Brunswick, Hunter Mahoney of Brunswick, Henry Quesada of Freeport, Milla Rosenfeld of Freeport
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE
Part-time students from the following local communities were named to the 2017 Spring Semester Dean’s List at the University of Southern Maine:
Lisbon: Hollyann Jost, Paul Kneller, Stephanie Hayslip, Joel Best
Brunswick: Marybeth Bergquist, Tiana Burton, Meghan Clark, Jenasa Staples
Freeport: Ryan Enman, Rachel Haskell
Bath: Theodore Lucas, Wesley Adams
Topsham: Samuel Jamison, Sharon Gaworski-Holman, James Herrick
Woolwich: Thomas Davis
Full-time students from the following local communities were named to the 2017 Spring Semester Dean’s List at the University of Southern Maine:
Lisbon: Kimberly Campbell, Malcolm Barfield, Robert Little, Shantal MacWhinnie, Sean Campbell, Kristopher Farris, Jodi Philippon, Lindsay LaRochelle, James Wrobel, Bethany Custeau, Justin Tougas, Chelsea Huston, Aaron Halls, Robert Pariseau, Cosette Holmes, Jake Angelico, Heather Veilleux
Brunswick: Zyrah Giustra, Timothy Higgins, Katherine Slocum, Alexander Adams, Elaina Malis, Caroline Minott, Haley Murphy, Jena Libby, Abigail Krolak, SethPercy, Garrett Erb, Kimberlee Lamothe, Sebastian Van Dyck, Ashley Hartford, Emily Baker
Freeport: Anne Paige, Stephen O’Brien, Jack Doughty, Amy Prescott, Zoe Sims, Hanna MacKenzie
Harpswell: Isabelle Fall, Samuel Allen, Mackenzi Dufresne
Wiscasset: Marion Leslie
Bath: Katelyn Alexander, Angela Green, Chloe Marr, Monica Agyen-Frempong, Lynn Swanson, Ruth Nadeau, Alison O’Malley
Bowdoin: Meaghan Jordan, Saree Boutin
Georgetown: Henry Richard
Phippsburg: Colin Cundy
Richmond: Kenneth Davis
Topsham: Jenise Hughes, Nicholas Brown, Edward McGuire, Ella Carter, Christopher DerStepanian, Andrew Parker, Jessica Hart, Kaitlyn Rancourt
West Bath: Don Trimble
Woolwich: Danica Moore, Caitlyn Flaherty, Abigail Moore, Jack Martin
WESTERN GOVERNORS UNIVERSITY
Casey Hall of Brunswick has received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Mary Reed of Durham has received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the Western Governors University July 15
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND
Aidan McGowan and Maeve McGowan of Woolwich were named to the Dean’s List at the University of New England. McGowan graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Medical Biology with a minor in English
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Ellison Sullivan Etnier of Harpswell has been named to the Dean’s List for academic achievement for the spring 2017 semester at the University of Rochester
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