ORONO — The University of Maine recognized the following students for achieving dean’s list honors in the fall 2014 semester: Abby Tranchemontagne of Acton; Andrew Bullard, Katherine Caramihalis, Tabatha Goodale, Brady Goodwin and Jacqueline Stolo, all of Alfred; Colin Buttarazzi and Ciera Lamontagne, both of Arundel, Matthew Harkins of Bernard; Abbigale Beaulier, Andrew Butler, Nathan Dunn, Hayley Junkins and Cory Sollberger, all of Berwick; Brooke Bailey, Justine Bouthot, Robert Cote, Kent Dao, Spencer Desrochers, Emily Doyon, Maeghen Howe, Christopher Jones, Michael Kennedy, Christian Knight, Maggie Maloy, Ashley McCauley, Anna Mininni, Amber Mondor, Vie Nadeau-Carney, Michael Shea and Timothy Waterman, all of Biddeford; Lucas Knight and Brendan O’Neill of Buxton; Mitchell Benoit, Andrew Hayford, and Autumn Murtagh, both of Cape Neddick; Alexander Belanger, Christina Caron, Audrey Dean, and Avery Dunn, all of Dayton; Marjorie Lee and Kayla Schneider, both of East Waterboro; Bethany Ames, Garrett Brown, Alyssa Curtis, Melissa Drysdale, Isabella Etro, Jackson Foley, Thomas Kent, Olivia Mondene, Nathan Nappi and Hattie Stiles all of Eliot; Casey Libby, Riley Mattor, and Sean Turner, all of Hollis Center; Jedd Dill, Caleb Drake, Lauren Errico, Nicholas Haritos, Leah Malitsky, Nathan Ruel and Hannah Sirois, both of Kennebunk; Nicholas Ames, Jennifer Davis and Samantha O’Shea, all of Kennebunkport; Stephanie Beeskau, John LaMarca, Sarah Noble, Alexis Ovington, Andrew Perkins, Wesley Raines, Ariel Rochester, and Timothy Rogers, all of Kittery; Abigail Hannigan, Mary Lambrecht, and Mark Lambrecht, all of Kittery Point; Nicole Brown, Alexandria Dix, Kylie Paradis, and Samantha Wozmak, all of Lebanon; Aleeshia Carroll and Phillip Twombly, both of Lyman; Corey Halliday, Elizabeth Littlefield, Anna Wright and Ian Wright, all of North Berwick; Madeline Sanborn of North Waterboro; Emily Bordeau, Jamie Crowley, Shania Evangelista, Kailey Fogg, Samuel Jenkins, Jason Regis, James Strohm and Rebecca Wittman, all of Old Orchard Beach; Michelle Beauchemin, Robert Begin, Shelby Conklin, Alexandra Courtney, Amelia Courtney, Kayleigh DeFrancesco, Elizabeth Demin, Alison Folsom, Amanda Gibbons, Rebecca Harris, James Hutchinson, Meaghan Labbe, Cain Landry, Drew Landry, Danielle Laverriere, Katherine Lees, Devin Marsh, Christopher Nashi, James O’Neil, Kendall Pike, Christianna Roberts, Samantha Saucier, Jenn Seneres, Kent Seneres, Lindsay Stack, Jaime Strain, and Henry Ta, all of Saco; Mathew Allen, Colby Cronin, Michael Hurley, Michelle Jacques, Jenna Nichols, Justin Norman, Joshua Patnaude, Taylor Pepin and Meaghan Stewart, all of Sanford; Hannah Folger, Madelyn Folger, Ariel Kaplan, Toni Kaplan, Seraphina Orsini, Sarah Personeni, Kacey Pope, Catherine Pouliot, Andrew Purgiel, Erica Sedler, Lucas Taylor and Kendra Threeton, all of South Berwick; Chad DiPrisco and Isaac Sweeney, both of Springvale; Jonna Casoli of Waterboro; Dominic Barra, Meghan Connelly, Anthony Crawford, Douglas Darling, Zachary Mason, Cameron McMahon, Patrick Menard, Gillian Ramsdell, Nadia Rashed, Katherine Sevigney and Steven Valentino, all of Wells; William Bauld of West Kennebunk and Allison James, Hannah Keating, Craig Lane, Michael O’Connor, Zachary Pease and Michelle Raymond , all of York.
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