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Rocky Point High School Names National Honor Society Members
More than 50 students were named into the school's chapter.
Press release from Rocky Point High School:
May 4, 2022
As a result of their academic successes, 53 Rocky Point High School students were named into the school’s chapter of the National Honor Society. These new members met the scholarship requirements, demonstrated their leadership and character, and served their community in a variety of ways throughout their time at Rocky Point High School.
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The Rocky Point school community congratulates MaryKate Abernethy, Zachary
Accetta, Olivia Alabi, Natalie Armioia, Michela Belcastro, Alexis Berg, Juliana Betro, Sean Bodkin, Analiese Bruno, Mason Bucher, Emily Canzanella, Emma Casey, Conor Casswell, Havin Catalbas, Lucy Clarke, Ashlee Coward, Ryan Culley, Daniel Curley, Grace Curtin, Vivian Dorr, Olivia Dylnicki, Katherine Elcik, Isabella Galvan, Chloe Graham, Eve Hald, Madelyn Knopfke, Alexa Kuhn, Joseph LaMacchia, Gianna McCarthy, Joseph McCormack, Brianna (Robin) Metz, Mikayla Minton, Nicholas O'Shea, Leila Oliver, Lily Pranzo, Kalena Prendergast, Rebecca Rando, Meghan Reilly, Amber Sanchez, Shaun Sander, John Schnaars, Emilie Schultz, Abigail Seplavy, Sarah Shackelford, Devin Siefert, Leela Smith, Sara Sorto, Benjamin Sosa, Kaitlyn Tereso, Olivia VanDyke, Emely Velasquez, Michalina Wojnowski and Sarah Zarzycki.
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