University of New Hampshire’s Dean List
Semester II of the
2011-2012 Academic Year
Gilmanton
Highest Honors
Cameron W. Graaskamp, Travis J. Harsin, Christina M. O’Brien,
Jennifer C. O’Brien
Honors
Matthew P. Livernois
Gilmanton Iron Works
Honors
Seamus M. Kirwan
Gilmanton School Class of 2012
Robert A. Barton, Justin J. Bellissimo, Rachelle N. Bent, Allison M.
Blais, Megan A. Blais, Drouin R. Brulotte, Michael A. Bugnacki,
Miranda M. Bushnell, Bri-Anne Conley, Cortlynn N. Danby, Jordan E.
Drew, Ayden J. R. Ernst, Jacob P. Forst, Madison T. Guyotte-Niles,
Emily R. Hudson, Alexis S. Jakubens, Sierra L. Juneau, Jessica L.
Ladd, Joseph A. Lempke, Tia R. Lorenzo, Audrey N. Malek, Corrina M.
Marengo, Haleigh F. Patch, Parker J. Plourde, Savannah E. Plummer,
Eric G. Potter, Sophia L. Prevost, Caleb W. Price, Tristen A. Raby,
Austin J. Ralls, Ethan P. Rice, Timothy H. Rice, Joseph T.
Richardson, Hannah J. Roy, Dana C. Ruchti, Hunter A. Sanborn, Owen
D. Sanborn, Rebecca L. P. Simpson, Brianna M. Spoor, Courtney J.
Stevens, Hunter R. Stevens, Gary J. Strzepek, Sarah E. Tasker,
Breanna M. Thibodeau, Dylan T. Tiede, Matthew J. Waite, Nicholas M.
Waring, Meghan E. Worrall
Gilmanton School 8th Grade Academic Fitness Awards 2011-2012
Outstanding Academic Excellence
The Outstanding Academic Excellence Award recognizes academic
success in the classroom. Students must earn an A average in Grades
7 and 8. The 2012 recipients are:
Allison M. Blais, Megan A. Blais, Miranda M. Bushnell, Cortlynn N.
Danby, Jordan E. Drew, Jacob P. Forst, Emily R. Hudson, Sierra L.
Juneau, Jessica L. Ladd, Audrey N. Malek, Corrina M. Marengo,
Haleigh F. Patch, Caleb W. Price, Dana C. Ruchti, Owen D. Sanborn,
Brianna M. Spoor, Breanna M. Thibodeau, Gary J. Strzepek, Dylan T.
Tiede, Nicholas M. Waring
Outstanding Academic Achievement
The Outstanding Academic Achievement Award recognizes students that
show outstanding educational growth, improvement, and commitment to
intellectual development in their academic subjects. The 2012
recipients are:
Bri-Anne Conley, Tia R. Lorenzo, Savannah E. Plummer, Courtney J.
Stevens
Gilmanton School 5th Grade Academic Fitness Awards 2011-2012
Outstanding Academic Excellence
The Outstanding Academic Excellence Award recognizes academic
success in the classroom. Students must earn an A average in Grades
4 and 5. The 2012 recipients are:
Alexis Boisvert, Brendan Bushnell, Tommi Butts, Alex Cameron,
Cameron Chamberlain, Katharine Dade, Melody Davies, Michael
Eisenmann, Mariah Gardner, Michael Maltais, Erika Mosher, Noah
Presby, Emily Waite
Outstanding Academic Achievement
The Outstanding Academic Achievement Award recognizes students that
show outstanding educational growth, improvement, and commitment to
intellectual development in their academic subjects. The 2012
recipients are:
Abigail Fillion, Jennie Gannon, Joseph Laurendeau, Sam Ruchti, Emily
Sanborn, Karly Sanborn, Brian Tremblay
Gilmanton School Most Improved Student 2011-2012
Carol Locke, Principal of the Gilmanton School congratulates the
following students for being selected as most improved student of
the 2011-2012 School Year.
6th Grade
Abbalyn Gilkins Swiezynski, Alexander Gordon LaCroix, Derek Kelly
McLane, Trenidy Thomas Smith, Breanna Bernard Comeau, Elizabeth
Griffiths Akerstrom, Kayla Delgadillo Friend, Kiara Bates Perrin,
Jonas Bilodeau Perrin, Maggie Vallee Tothill, Korben Staples
Tothill, Brady Hayes Tothill, Breanna Vezina Tothill, Zachary
Brennan Hayes, Kathleen Hackley Hayes, Michaela Worrall Osmer,
Rachel Langlitz Harbilas, Kianna Moss
7th Grade
Evelyn Johnson
Local Middle Level
Students Receive
Prestigious Awards
Rachel Williams and Hayden Peaslee, students at Gilmanton School in
Gilmanton, NH, were honored at the Thirteenth Annual Scholar Leader
Awards Banquet, held at the Center of New Hampshire in Manchester,
NH, on May 31, 2012. Each student was presented with a plaque
recognizing his or her achievements.
The criteria for being chosen to receive the Middle Level Scholar
Leader Award include demonstrating academic initiative and
scholarship, providing service to classmates and school,
exemplifying positive attitudes, and demonstrating leadership in the
classroom and school activities.
Over three hundred fifty guests, including students, educators, and
parents, attended this year’s banquet, which celebrated the
achievements of middle level students who are representative of the
many outstanding young adolescents in middle level schools in New
Hampshire. The guests included seventy-six students from
thirty-eight schools from all over the state.
The Middle Level Scholar Leaders Award is organized annually by the
New Hampshire Association for Middle Level Education (NHAMLE) and
the New England League of Middle Schools (NELMS), with supporting
sponsorship from Lifetouch National School Studios.
For more information about the Scholar Leader Award program, please
contact NELMS.
For the list of participating schools from this event, please visit:
http://www.nelms.org/pages/awards/sl_nh.html
2012 Selection Criteria
All decisions concerning selection have a certain subjective
element. However, the New Hampshire Association for Middle Level
Educators and the New England League of Middle Schools urge schools
to follow the recommended criteria described below. Procedures for
selection used at the school must be fair, non-discriminatory, and
consistently applied.
It is suggested that two students, one male and one female, from
eighth grade be selected (unless your school has all female or male
students). Seventh grade student recipients are appropriate if that
is the highest grade in your school.
The following criteria are suggested:
• Excellent attitude towards learning
• Provides service to classmates and school
• Is a positive role model for peers
• Takes responsibility for own behavior and learning
These additional indicators may be of assistance:
• Exercises influence on peers in upholding school ideals
• Contributes ideas that improve the civic life of the school
• Shows leadership in group situations
• Shows respect for self and others
• Exemplifies positive attitudes and inspires positive behavior in
others
• Demonstrates academic initiative and is willing to uphold
scholarship
• Demonstrates leadership in the classroom and school activities
• Is dependable in any responsibility undertaken
• Volunteers and is gladly available and willing to sacrifice to
offer assistance to others
• Accepts criticism willingly and recommendations graciously
• Exemplifies desirable qualities of character and integrity
Gilmanton School Perfect Attendance For The 3rd Trimester 2011-2012
Bachand, Jonathan; Bellissimo, Justin; Bolduc, Ariana; Bolduc, Noah;
Boyajian, David; Burnham, Alex; Bushnell, Brendan; Bushnell,
Cameron; Bushnell, Miranda; Caldon, Connor; Caldon, Ryan; Cameron,
Alexander; Cameron, Daniel; Chamberlain, Cameron; Comeau, Anna;
Davies, Melody; Demers, Joseph; Demers, Riley; Descoteaux, Blake;
Doucette, Staci; Duchano, Alexander; Eisenmann, Michael; Ernst,
Ayden; Gentile, Anthony; Gentile, Timothy; Gillis, Alexina;
Gosselin, Alyssa; Gosselin, Kathrine; Griffiths, Joseph; Griffiths,
Sara; Haradon, Jeffrey; Heyman, Madison; Holland, Samantha; Holland,
Sydney; Howland, Duncan; Hudson, Emily; Hudson, Nathan; Jarry,
Tricia; Jarvis, Jocelyn; Knipping, Gwendalynn; Knipping, Persephone;
Landry, Alexander; Landry, Ramsey; Langlitz, Rachel; Laurendeau,
Jennifer; Malburne, Jacob; McKenna, Jaiden; McKenna, Madelyn;
McSharry, Tylar; Moss, Kianna; Murray, Kyle; Patch, Haleigh; Perry,
Atyra; Price, Caleb; Price, Cohen; Rague, Adam; Ralls, Michaela;
Ramsey, Owen; Randall, Ansel; Randall, Colin; Ryan, William;
Sanborn, Owen; Staples, Korben; Swain, Ryan; Thurston, Audrey.
Beware Of Pirates At Gilmanton Corner Library During July
Ahoy! All ye readers young and old! What adventures arrr you looking
for? Come aboard for a swashbuckling, high seas adventure at the
Gilmanton Corner Library.
Find out what pirate life was really like, how they captured ships
and where they buried their treasure.
The Corner Library has FREE treasure... pirate masks, telescopes,
tattoos and pieces of eight! A raffle of 3 pirate stainless steel
water bottles will be drawn August 2. Drop by the library and enter
with your name and phone number, check out a pirate book or DVD and
pick up some pirate memorabilia!
The Corner Library has renewed its museum passes, so plan on taking
your family this summer to: The Currier Museum, Manchester, The SEE
Science kids Museum, Manchester, or The New Hampshire Historical
Museum, Concord, Free!
The annual Gilmanton Corner Library book sale will be Wednesday,
July 4 at the library, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm. We will have library
magnets, ornaments and a book sale special... fill a library canvas
book bag with books for $5.00!
For more information on books or the book sale call 267-6200.
Gilmanton School
Good Citizens For The Third Trimester
2011-2012
Carol Locke, Principal of the Gilmanton School congratulates the
following students for being selected as Good Citizens for the third
trimester of the year 2011-2012.
Friendship
Lily Hufschmid, LaCroix-K; Michael Macaione, Swiezynski-K; Jovie
Smith, McLane-K; Anna Comeau, Smith-1; Louis Laurendeau, Comeau-1;
Lindsay Shute, Akerstrom-2; Jaiden McKenna, Huntley-2
Fairness
Isabelle Knibbs, LaCroix-K; Madelyn McKenna, Swiezynski-K; Kiersten
Fournier, McLane-K; Jacob Crossman, Smith-1; Baylie Fournier,
Comeau-1; Finn Caldon, Akerstrom-2; Maegan Shute, Huntley-2
Honesty
Dylan Wright, LaCroix-K; Elise Bartley, Swiezynski-K; Brayden
Gardner, McLane-K; Hannah Gannon, Smith-1; Brady Heyman, Comeau-1;
Karina MacLeod, Akerstrom-2; Shannon Burton, Huntley-2; Annabelle
Eisenmann, Friend-3; Jeffrey Alfieri, Friend-3; Madison Heyman,
Perrin-3; Jillian Cookinham, Hayes-4; Brandon Rague, Hayes-4;
Samantha Holland, Hayes-4; Olivia Comeau, Tothill-4; Alexina Gillis,
Tothill-4; Taylor Hurst, Tothill-4; Alexis Boisvert, Harbilas-5;
Brian Tremblay, Harbilas-5; Katharine Dade, Osmer-5; Emily Sanborn,
Osmer-5; Cian Brown, Phillips-6; Sophia Wrobel, Phillips-6; Nicholas
Bugnacki, Johnson-6; Jenna Baumeister, Johnson-6; Jennifer Hancock,
Grade 7; Jonathan Bachand, Grade 7; Bri-Anne Conley, Grade 8
Gilmanton School Perfect Attendance For The 2011 - 2012 School Year
Brendan Bushnell, Ryan Caldon, Cameron Chamberlain, Alexander
Duchano, Timothy Gentile, Joseph Griffiths, Gwendalynn Knipping,
Persephone Knipping, Cohen Price, Michaela Ralls, Colin Randall,
Emily Sanborn, Miranda Bushnell and Haleigh Patch
Gilmanton School 2011-2012 Citizens Of The Year
Kaylene Messer, LaCroix-K; Cameron Bushnell, LaCroix-K; Aidan Mini,
Swiezynski-K; Lily Locke, Swiezynski-K; Brook Kimball, McLane-K;
James Vallee, McLane-K; Noah Smith, Smith-1; Autumn Maltais,
Smith-1; Ryan Caldon, Comeau-1; Gianna Knipping, Comeau-1; Claire
Bartley, Akerstrom-2; Tylar McSharry, Huntley-2; Alex Waite,
Huntley-2; Stevie McSharry, Friend-3; Caroline Dean, Friend-3; Gavin
Siravo, Perrin-3; Lindsey Sanderson, Perrin-3; Eliya Fischev,
Hayes-4; Rachael Shute, Hayes-4; Kyle Kimball, Tothill-4; Rachel
Griffiths, Tothill-4; Melody Davies, Harbilas-5; Alexander Cameron,
Harbilas-5; Erika Mosher, Osmer-5; Joseph Laurendeau III, Osmer-5;
Lauren Dean, Phillips-6; Mitchell Juneau, Phillips-6; Samantha
Knowles, Johnson-6; Ryan Waring, Johnson-6; Kassidy Morris, Grade 7;
Abigail Nielsen, Grade 7; Corrina Marengo, Grade 8; Michael
Bugnacki, Grade 8
Gilmanton School Graduation Awards 2012
The following is listed by Award, recipient:
Citizens of the Second Trimester, Jordan E. Drew; Citizens of the
Third Trimester, Bri-Anne Conley, Perfect Attendance for the Year,
Miranda M. Bushnell and Haleigh F. Patch; Citizens of the Year,
Corrina M. Marengo and Michael A. Bugnacki; Chief Ralph G. Forsyth
Award, Jordan E. Drew; Harry Gordon III Award, Eric G. Potter;
Hyslop Award, Joseph T. Richardson and Hannah J. Roy; Shaun Ryan
Lines and Megan Tremblay Award, Corrina M. Marengo; Nelson Family
Award, Sierra L. Juneau; Howard and Mary Osler Scholarship, Sierra
L. Juneau; Amy J. Sellin Memorial Award, Cortlynn N. Danby and
Nicholas M. Waring; Class of 1986 Award; Megan A. Blais and Allison
M. Blais; Anne Onion Award, Dana C. Ruchti; Gilmanton PTA Award,
Breanna M. Thibodeau and Hunter R. Stevens; Dan Nason Science Award,
Caleb W. Price; Virginia Daigle Award, Ayden J. Ernst; Language Arts
Award, Brianna M. Spoor; Math Award #1, Megan A. Blais and Corrina
M. Marengo; Math Award #2, Gary J. Strzepek; Social Studies Award,
Nicholas M. Waring; Art Award, Audrey N. Malek; Foreign Language
Award, Sierra L. Juneau and Cortlynn N. Danby; Music Award, Miranda
M. Bushnell and Sierra L. Juneau; Physical Education Award, Jessica
L. Ladd, Dana C. Ruchti, Michael A. Bugnacki and Dylan T. Tiede;
Technology Award, Miranda M. Bushnell; Principal’s Award, Cortlynn
N. Danby.
Gilmanton Iron Works Library News
Story Hour at the Gilmanton Iron Works Library will be held this
summer on Tuesdays from 10-11 am beginning July 3rd. Children of all
ages are welcome to attend one, some, or all of the sessions. Alice
Bean will once again coordinate Story Hour for us. Please plan to
stop by this summer!
A book and bake sale to benefit the library will be held on
Saturday, June 30 from 9:30 am - noon. Proceeds will help us operate
and maintain the library.
Please visit us at 10 Elm Street in Gilmanton Iron Works and pick up
some sweet treats and a good book for the holiday week. For more
info visit us on
Facebook.
Without one single loss in the season, (17-0) the boys of the
Gilmanton Minor 1 team played spectacular baseball, finishing first
in the Suncook Valley Cal Ripken Baseball League. The team would
like to thank all the parents and friends who supported them through
this season. Pictured front row, from left to right: Jimmy Teunessen, Brady Hayes, Colby Oickle, Cameron Chamberlain, Silas
Boulanger, Gavin Siravo. Middle row, left to right: Michael Maltais,
Adrian Siravo, AJ Smith, Timmy Stevens, Noah Bolduc, Kyle Poire.
Coaches, left to right: Steve Siravo, Head Coach Pat Bolduc, Jay
Poire, Chris Stevens.
Gilmanton School
3rd Trimester Honor Roll
2011-2012
Carol N. Locke, Principal of the Gilmanton School, congratulates the
following students for achieving Honor Roll status for the 3rd
trimester of the 2011-2012 school year:
6th Grade
Honors
Jenna Baumeister, Seamus Bradford, Jackson Brulotte, Nicholas
Bugnacki, Julianna Coulstring, Camryn Drew, Sarah Fillion, Sandor
Gamache, Anthony Gentile, Nathan Hudson, Samantha Johnson, Samantha
Knowles, Emily Kordas, Beck McLean, Lydia Meserve, Owen Ramsey,
Emily Stevens, Ryan Waring, Ethan Warren and Cameron White
6th Grade
High Honors
Connor Adel, Taryn Breton, Cian Brown, Lauren Dean, Mitchell Juneau,
Olivia Trindade, Carly White and Sophia Wrobel
7th Grade
Honors
Will Baldwin, Victoria Brasil, Savannah Brunelle, Aimee Brunt,
Danielle Clairmont, Kyle Davies, Katelyn Duval, Caledonia Hackley,
Jennifer Hancock, Sydney Holland, Reese Henderson, Kassidy Morris,
Abigail Nielsen, Marlon Pacheco, Hayden Peaslee, Adam Rague,
Victoria Skelley and Tyler Thibodeau
7th Grade
High Honors
Moriah Davies, Alexa McNamara and Rachel Williams
8th Grade
Honors
Jordan Drew, Jacob Forst, Emily Hudson, Jessica Ladd, Tia Lorenzo,
Audrey Malek, Corrina Marengo, Haleigh Patch, Caleb Price, Brianna
Spoor, Courtney Stevens, Gary Strzepek, Breanna Thibodeau and Dylan
Tiede
8th Grade
High Honors
Allison Blais, Megan Blais, Miranda Bushnell, Cortlynn Danby, Sierra
Juneau, Dana Ructhi, Owen Sanborn and Nicholas Waring
Lower Gilmanton First Baptist Church
Summer Services
The First Baptist Church, the white church that overlooks Lower
Gilmanton from the brow of the hill on Province Road, Route 107, is
following with tradition by having a series of four summer services.
Again this year, the services will be on Sunday evenings at 7:00 pm.
July 8th - Reverend Christopher Stevens of the Gilmanton Community
Church.
July 22nd - Pastor Henry Frost of Loudon.
August 5th - Pastor Linda Bolton of Gilmanton.
August 19th - Reverend Alfred Page of Loudon, an active member of
this church society, who is working to maintain this church
building, built in 1842.
Please bring your favorite dessert which will be shared during
fellowship time following the services, at which time you may meet
new people or find old friends.
Hope to see you at these Sunday evening services helping to keep
this summer tradition alive.
Gilmanton Community Church News
The Gilmanton Community Church will be holding an open house in
their sanctuary in Gilmanton Corners during and after the 4th of
July parade.
If you are searching for a spiritual home or are just curious, come
on by and learn from our various committees about who we are and
what we do in our own and the world community.
Committees on hand will include our music; missions; vacation bible
school and Christian education; trustees, who will have historical
information on our sanctuaries; and our very own Town of Gilmanton
Food Pantry. Of course, be sure to stop by downstairs for our
traditional delicious strawberry shortcake for sale as part of our
town’s celebration of the Fourth. Hope to see you there!
Gilmanton Community Church News
The Gilmanton Community Church is now on its summer hours at the
Center Church Sanctuary on Route 107 in Gilmanton, NH. Hymn Sing is
at 9:15 am followed by our Worship Service at 9:30 am. Refreshments
and fellowship will follow every service. Come to be spiritually
refreshed each week.
Our first summer activity started on June 13th. We have opened a
"Dump Run Café" on Wednesdays, whereby we will serve free coffee and
delicious "Goodies" from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. The "Goodies" are
home-baked by Lauralynn Morrissey, who is graciously donating them
to us each Wednesday. This is a great way to gather with your
neighbors and friends to visit and chat. We hope many people will
come each week!
On July 4, 2012 the Gilmanton Community Church will serve its "Famous
Strawberry Shortcakes" at our Church on Route 107 in Gilmanton,
NH. Come in to purchase your delicious shortcake and then browse
through the various tables of "Attic Treasures", Books, Cutlery,
Crafts, and a Children’s Table. There is sure to be something for
everyone! We will be opened directly after the Town Parade which is
scheduled to start at 10:00 am. You will want to come as soon as you
can as we often sell out early!
Also on July 4th, we will have an Open House at the Gilmanton
Corner’s Church on Route 107. There will be displays of the
activities and an opportunity to meet Pastor Chris. Other members of
our church "family" will also be available to answer questions you
may have. Please stop by to meet and greet us!
Looking ahead to more July events, our Thrift Store workers are
planning a Yard Sale on July 14th at our Iron Works Church on Route
140 in Gilmanton Iron Works from 8 am to 2 pm. The proceeds from
this sale will benefit our Food Pantry. Please contact Jane Sisti at
364-7437 if you have any items to donate for the sale.
Another activity our church will be hosting in July is the Vacation
Bible Camp which will be at our Church on Route 140 in the Iron
Works. Watch for upcoming news and registration times. The following
is a summary of what is being planned.
Sonrise National Park Vacation Bible School, July 30th - August 3rd,
8:45 am - noon.
Point your kids to Jesus! They will learn the most important
survival skills of all - they can always depend on Jesus and his
promises of true peace, true riches, true love and true hope!
Activities include music, games, wilderness crafts and tasty snacks.
Parents are invited to come back on Friday for the closing ceremony
at 5:30. It will include gifts for all our campers and a Taco bar.
For more information, call Sharona at 937-0120.
Our famous Chicken & Rib Barbeque will be held on Saturday, July 14,
2012 from 5:00 to 6:30 P.M. at our Church on Route 140 in Gilmanton
Iron Works. We invite you all to come enjoy the great food. In
addition to the Chicken & Ribs, we will be serving home-made potato
salad, cold slaw, rolls, home-made beans, and ice cream at our
dessert table! Take Out boxes may also be arranged. Plan to come and
enjoy a delicious meal and fellowship with Family and Friends!
For more information on any of the above activities, call the church
office at 364-7891 or visit our website:
gilmantoncommunitychurch.org., or see us on
www.facebook.com/gilmantoncommunitychurch
GCC Food Pantry And Thrift Shop News
Let’s celebrate the July 4th holiday with a Sale. Starting on
Monday, June 25th and running through July 7th any item in the
thrift shop with a red or blue barb is 50% off.
The sale applies to all clothing and accessories for infants,
children, juniors, men and women. All shoes will also be 50% off.
Come in and have fun looking through our wonderful selection of
summer clothing for some great bargains. Our prices are always
great, but at 50% off they are really great! We are still adding new
summer items, so come early and often for those great deals in our
thrift shop.
Remember that all proceeds from the Thrift Shop go to support the
GCC Food Pantry. The GCC Food Pantry and Thrift Shop will be
closed on July 4th so that we are all able to celebrate and
participate in our town’s festivities, especially the Strawberry
Festival.
We are collecting items for our annual yard sale. We are accepting
items that are in good, saleable condition. The Yard Sale
will be held on Saturday, July 14th from 8 am to 2 pm at the
Gilmanton Community Church. Please note there will be no
pantry services available on the day of the yard sale, July
14th.
If you have items you wish to donate please come by the GCC Thrift
Shop or call Beth at 267-1934 or Jane at 364-7437. Please do not
leave items at the church or the pantry building as we are not there
everyday and items may be exposed to weather and possible damage.
Food items for donation can be brought to the Food Pantry or left in
one of our collection boxes. Boxes are located at the Gilmanton
School, Academy Building and at the Year Round Library. We thank you
for your continued support of the programs at the Food Pantry. If
you wish to make a monetary donation you can mail it to GCC Food
Pantry and Thrift Shop, PO Box 6, Gilmanton IW, NH 03837.
We are always looking for volunteers to work at the Food Pantry and
Thrift Shop. We also need people to help with various jobs
associated with running the pantry and thrift shop like picking up
our donated breads from Hannaford, sorting clothing, planting and
weeding of the new garden and of course, we will need extra help on
the day of our yard sale. If you would like to help us out, please
call Jane Sisti at 364-7437.
We are located on Route 140 in Gilmanton Iron Works, across from the
Iron Works Market. We are open on Monday 1 pm – 5 pm, Wednesday 3 pm
– 7 pm, and Saturday 10 am – 2 pm. Parking is located in the
Gilmanton Community Church parking lot just west of the shop.
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