F.V. Pankow Center Honors Night 2021

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H ONORS NIGHT 2021 pankow center
OPENING REMARKS STAFF MEMBERS
 Welcome
 Recognition of Pankow Teacher of the Year John Haas – Director for Pankow Center
‐ Dr. Rhonda Diliberti (2020-2021) Dean Sabelhaus – Associate Director for Pankow Center
‐ Mr. Kirk Erickson (2019-2020)
‐ Mrs. Allison Garmo (2017-2018) Rhonda Diliberti – Teacher (MST Physics)
‐ Mrs. Carol King (2016-2017) Leann DiMercurio – Teacher (CI / Special Education)
PRESENTATION OF PROGRAM AWARDS
 Career & Technical Education Achievement AnnMarie Duncan – Teacher (MST Mathematics)
 Pankow Performing Arts Achievement Melissa Emke – Teacher (CI / Special Education)
 Math, Science, & Technology Achievement Kirk Erickson – Teacher (PPA Acting / English)
PRESENTATION OF MERIT AWARDS
 Math, Science, & Technology Merit Laurie Ferrari – Teacher (MST Mathematics)
Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Alison Franks – Teacher (CI / Special Education)
and Outstanding Senior
 Career & Technical Education Merit Allison Garmo – Teacher (MST Chemistry)
 Pankow Performing Arts Merit Anna Geikas-Los – Career Development Facilitator
PRESENTATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS
Thomas Grindem – Teacher (Criminal Justice)
CLOSING REMARKS Ian Heritier – Teacher (PC Servicing & Networking)
Michael Hintze – Externship Coordinator / Teacher (Graphic Arts & Design Technology)
Invest in success. Michael Kaufman – Teacher (TV & Broadcast Media / English: Broadcast Journalism)
PANKOW CENTER VISION STATEMENT Kenneth Kramer – Teacher (Automotive Technology)

All members of the Frederick V. Pankow Center offer unique abilities and John Lakey – Teacher (HVAC / Climate Control)
perspectives. We provide opportunities, foster talents, nurture relationships, Brian Manninen – Teacher (Drafting / CAD / Construction Technology)
and prepare students to contribute and succeed in an ever-changing world.
Chandler Missig – Teacher (MST Biology)
James Nuechterlein – Teacher (MST Biology / MST Mathematics)

Kellie Reimer – Teacher (Early Childhood Education)
Crystal Remelius – Teacher (Health Occupations / Medical Investigations)
Adam Sanborn – Teacher (C# Programming & Game Design / AP Computer Science)
Julia Sarotte – Teacher (Medical Assisting / Health Occupations / Sports Medicine)

Scott Satterly – Teacher (Culinary Arts)
Lisa Shea – Teacher Consultant

Christian Siefen – Teacher (JAVA Programming / Mechatronics)
Richard Stumpf – Teacher (Automotive Collision & Refinishing)

Daniel Swartz – Teacher (Automotive Technology)
Shirley Tautolo – Teacher (Horticulture Science / Food Science)

Nicole Thuman – Teacher (PPA Dance)
Heather Turak – Preschool Teacher (Teens for Tots)

Leslie Wheelock – Teacher Consultant

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AACHIEVEMENT AWARD career & technical education
ACHIEVEMENT
Recognition is given to any senior who has completed three semesters
with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher and is currently enrolled Ashley Alfaro Thomas Heath Alyson Ososky
in a fourth semester. The students listed on the facing page Kylie Alves Alexis Hey Jacob Osterhage
have met the requirements and will receive Isabella Pegelo
a maroon and silver honor cord and a certificate. Anthony Archer Sydney Hofmeister Jaqueline Perez-
Chase Arnott John Houston
MMERIT AWARD Casablanca
Francesco Barracco Matthew Hrebec Olivia Perfili
Special recognition is given to one senior who has excelled Dakota Bartell Jakob Hutchinson Benjamin Perrell
in each CTE program. Each student will receive Cole Pirrone
an award and an additional certificate. Andrew Baumann Dylan Jones Tyler Pirrone
Ethan Benoit Giorgios Karaouzas Tyler Prunkl
2 Adam Berendt Kiran Rainer
Alyssa Black Miah Keller Jack Raymond
Mya Kelly Nicholas Reetz
Ryder Blankenship Shelby Kenaan Allison Renaud
Luis Blaz Nicholas Kowalke Robert Rivard
Tai Brass Arthur Kowynia Collin Rychwalski
Alexander Krauzowicz Jackson Saleh
Chad Brunnemer Madison Krcek Daniel Scully
Kayana Carlos Nicholas Krutz Nathaniel Sharon
Lillian Kryzaniwskyj Connor Sheridan
Carla Carreon-Elisea Xander Kuchenmeister Adam Simon
Dayron Casas Camacho Anthony Kucinski Bryce Simon
Sophia Laveglia Riley Siwajek
Benjamin Chisholm Robert Lemons Arianna Smith
Kaylee Cobb Connor Lince Arielle Smith
Grace Collett Mason Lipka Hristijan Stankoski
Lucas Collins Gavin Llewellyn Ryan Stillwell
Austin Condon Catrina Loughran Madison Straetmans
Elliot Corbin Hunter Lutkins Zachary Tauriainen
Aaron Crump Jonathan Lynch Emily Thibault
Isabelle Magierski Miguel Torres
Amani Culpepper Kevin Malinowski Brianna Turpin
Abigail Darmetko Samira Martinez Michael Vanbiesbrouck
Jonathan David Abigail Mayer Tyler Vandierdonck
Rylee Davinney-Volpi Haley McCarty Tyler Waters
Mackenzie Doolin Jordyn Media Lilli Webb
Alexander Merkel Aaron Wisneski
Connor Emsley Jade Moore Nicholas Zappa
Natalie Ferszt Abraham Morales-Sanchez Isaac Zelenak
Vincent Fisher Theodora Nastoski
Richard Fulford Miriam Navarro 3
Kevin Garnett Mitchel Orahoske

Kelly Good
Lydia Hall
Samiya Hall
Emma Harkness
Summer Hatcher

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ACHIEVEMENT
AACHIEVEMENT AWARD
ACTING ACTING
Recognition is given to any senior who has completed seven semesters Alexander Merkel
with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher. The students listed
on the facing page have met the requirements and will receive DANCE
a maroon and silver honor cord and a certificate. Mackenzie Byars
DANCE Sara Czerniawski
Recognition is given to any senior who has completed five semesters
with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher and is currently enrolled Sarah Cassani
in a sixth semester. The students listed on the facing page have met the Emily Fink

requirements and will receive a maroon and silver honor cord and a certificate. Taylor Johns-Piro
Katie Kuhnlein
MMERIT AWARD Charly Sommers

Special recognition is given to one senior who has excelled 5
in the PPA program. This student will receive
an award and an additional certificate.

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AACHIEVEMENT AWARD math, science, & technology
ACHIEVEMENT
Recognition is given to any senior who graduates from the MST program
and completes all other specified requirements, such as a job shadow Brennan Abood Grace Glavich  Luke Puzzuoli
Faith Andrzejewski  Max Godin  Michael Rago
experience and/or a research project. The students listed on the facing page Sydney Hall  Brendan Redinger
have met the requirements and will receive a medallion (or a certificate, Anthony Archer
if participation was less than three years). Additionally, students Emma Bender  Jacob Harman  Brett Ross
with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher in their MST courses Alyssa Benka  Hunter Hill  Alison Schlacht 
(indicated with an asterisk) will receive a maroon and silver honor cord. Adam Berendt  Alexa Janas  Grace Schneider 
Isabelle Biland  Kaitlyn Jones  Paige Schornak 
MMERIT AWARD James Bostick  Bianca Kajy 
Caroline Karle  Charli Schuchard
Special recognition is given to five seniors who have excelled in the MST program. Tai Brass  Olivia Kliebert  Connor Sheridan
The six MST teachers collectively select one student in each area of the sciences, Chase Braun  Ashley Koch 
Isabella Calabrese  Madeline Krawczyk  Julia Shields
one in mathematics, and one who best exemplifies the MST program. Mikayla Casey  Dylan Lanthier Sydney Simon 
Each of these students will receive an award and a certificate. Sophia Ceglarek  Christopher Lee  Michael Skoney 
Mia Cichowlas  Gavin Llewellyn 
6 Emilie Clayton  Vincent Longo  Cody Stark
Reese Cook  Brianne Lowe  Kyle Taormina
Abigail Costello  Annie MacLeod  Zachary Tauriainen
Christopher Cummings  Seth McKinney Mallory Taylor 
Marc DeJesus Shane McKinney Alexandrina Thomas 
Daniella DelGreco Mila Mitovski  Taylor Tingley
Leyna Doerr  Tyler Morgan  Hope Tisdelle 
Ali Duerbusch  Khadijat Moshood  Christina Trotta 
Kelsey Duffey  Zachary Nagle
Natalie Elgert Mackenzie Owensby Noah Tudor
Taylor Fanning  Alexis Pfeifle Kayley Ulbrik 
Jarrett Geddes  Alison Williams 
Dean Zelenak 

Isaac Zelenak
Isabella Zelenak 

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (): Recognition is given to any senior who has served for at
least three years, or has served for less than three years and has demonstrated
outstanding service. The students indicated will receive a maroon and white honor cord.

MU ALPHA THETA (): Recognition is given to any senior who met the initial criteria
for membership, which includes maintaining a mathematics GPA of 3.0 or higher. The
students indicated have fulfilled all expectations set by the chapter and will receive a
purple and gold honor cord.

SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (): Recognition is given to any senior who
met the initial criteria for membership, which includes maintaining a science GPA of 3.6
or higher. The students indicated have fulfilled all expectations set by the chapter and
will receive a purple, green, and gold honor cord.

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RREQUIREMENTS board of education

Recipients of the scholarships offered by the sponsors below have met Hillary Dubay – President
the conditions established by each benefactor or organization. In general, Amelia Servial – Vice-President
character, citizenship, leadership, participation in extracurricular activities,
Sharon Ross – Secretary
teacher recommendation, and/or financial need are considered. Terri Spencer – Treasurer

FREDERICK V. PANKOW CENTER Mary Hilton – Trustee
Adam Lipski – Trustee
Auto Collision Scholarship Shane Sellers – Trustee
Construction Technology Work Ethic Scholarship (2)
administration
Career & Technical Education Scholarship
MST Leadership Council Scholarship(2) Erik Edoff – Superintendent
Mu Alpha Theta Scholarship (2) Greg Dixon – Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources
Outstanding Senior Scholarship Rochelle Gauthier – Assistant Superintendent for Business & Operations
Performing Arts Acting Scholarship
Nancy Supanich – Director for Special Education
Science National Honor Society Scholarship Lisa Montpas – Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction

L’ANSE CREUSE FOUNDATION Kimberly Rawski – Director for Secondary Education
FOR EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Laura Holbert – Director for Elementary Education

Glen Peters Memorial Scholarship (4) notice of nondiscrimination: It is the policy of L’Anse Creuse Public Schools not
to discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, gender,
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age, disability, height, weight or marital status in its programs, services, activities,
Horticulture Science Scholarship (2) or employment. Inquiries related to nondiscrimination policies should be directed to:

ROTARY CLUB OF MT. CLEMENS Civil Rights Coordinator, Human Resources, L’Anse Creuse Public Schools,
Harry L. Wheeler Community Center and Administrative Offices,
Pierson Memorial Scholarship
24076 F.V. Pankow Blvd., Clinton Township, MI 48036, and (586) 783-6300.
GERALD AND JENNIFER BINGLE Nondiscrimination inquiries related to disability should be directed to:

Lindsey Bingle Memorial Scholarship Section 504 Coordinator, Director for Special Education, (586) 783-6500.
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