Drury High School Honor Roll for the 3rd Marking Period of the 2005-2006 school year.
Grade 12
High Honors
Kathleen Ameen
Timothy Atwood
Jillian Burdick
Stephanie Burdick
Heath Danforth
Michaelia Dix
Nicole Dupuis
Seth Etman
Julianne Fruscio
Meagan Hockridge
Katharine Hopkins
Margaret Huang
Anne Hyers
Andrew Kalicki
Stephanie Marko
Emily May
Chelsea McShane
Lara Pagan
Anisa Potvin
Kelsey Robare
Komal Shah
Erica Tatro
Jessica Tietgens
Kelly Wheeler
Abigail Wood
Honors
Noelle Bartlett
Sandra Bernal
Stephen Bopp
Stephanie Bosley
Ryan Brule
Brittany Bullett
Nicholas Donovan
James Dunn
Anthony Golfieri
Zachary Gundler
Katharine Kennedy
Amber Martell
Kaley Maselli
Cassandra McNary
Ross Modena
Tonia O'Brien
Michael Racette
Michele Rickert
Emily Rosselli
Andrea Sadlow
Ann Scott
Colleen Senecal
Zachary Soha
Holly Vadnais
Sean Williams
Grade 11
High Honors
Carly Ameen
Brad Andrews
Courtney Andrews
Andrea Bentley
Michael Blair
James Brooks
Erica Cahoon
Krista Duplantis
Caitlyn Elder
Taylor Erdeski
Xhirley Gonzalez
Amber Hartman
Lindsay Lincoln
Thomas Morrill
Owen Morris
Charity Ogoy
Elizabeth Pitroff
Jessica Rivera
Charles Toomajian III
Bryant Wood
Honors
Amber Birkland
Meghan Boucher
Meagan Bullett
Alycia Burda
Gretel Cahoon
Kaitlin Calderara
Victoria Davis
Victoria Doubleday
Oyinprebi Ebiware
Josiphine Febles
Steven Felix
Tiffany Fleming
Crystallena Frost
Ambrosia Guilbault
Richard Harrington
Johnothan Hinkell
Christopher LaPine
Leo Marable
Samantha Marlow
Mitchell Maselli
Erin McDonough
Michael Meaney
Christilyn Moulton
Erin Patten
Elizabeth Plotts
Danielle Ralys
Ethan Rougheau
Meaghan Sage
Steven Senecal
Kevin Shaker
Jessisca Smosky
Holly Solak
Zackary Sumner
Holly Tetreault
Ashley Therrien
Samantha Therrien
Jonathan Thomas
Megan Vallieres
Grade 10
High Honors
Hadley Ameen
Andrew Boudreau
Kyle Cahoon
Benjamin Carlson
Jenna Giorgi
Michelle Grant
Jacob Hopkins
Makayla Lemaire
Eric Lewis
Shauna Lyden-Fortier
Felicia Martell
Shelby O'Neill
Bethany Prince
Zachary Remillard
Angela Saltamartini
Alex Schueckler
Niralee Shah
Jose Vazquez
Honors
Madali Asencio - Sanchez
Krysten Belini
Olivia Bolner
Nathan Brule
Susanna Carrier
David Carrigan
Phillip Castella
Brian Dowling
Jenna Gazaille
Jenna Haley
Jeffrey Hall
Cody Johnson
Nicholas King
Ethan Krysiak
Matthew Lefebvre
Christopher Milanesi
Adam O'Neil
Joshua O'Neil
Samantha Parsons
Charlie Rodriguez
Alissa Senecal
Heidi Shartrand
Nathan Shute
Ethan Tatro
Travis Tatro
Collin Woods
Grade 9
High Honors
Miranda Bona
Amandia Carr
Samantha Crosier
Tiffany England
Trevor Foehl
Jack Guerino
Rebecca Hopkins
Ashley Lincoln
Ericka Oleson
Belinda Oliva
Kari O'Neil
Kristina Reynolds
Aaron Ritcher
Sierra Stansfield
Karissa Weeden
Honors
Heather Albee
Daniel Betti
Jacob Botto
Megan Boyer
David Button
Carlyle Chesbro
Coty Dakin
Kailey Demarsico
Taylor DeSanty
Jessica Dunn
Miranda Girard
Samantha Hartman
Stephanie Lindner
Veronica Loomis
Cassandra Matte
Jamie Lee McNary
Anthony Milazzo
Alyssa Norcross
Johnson Odragwa
Jonathan Odragwa
Fallon Preite
Hannah Randall
Andrew Rosenburg
Jessica Ruebesam
John Tietgens III
Alyssa Wylde
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Taconic High Speaker Booted for Passing Out 'Political Material'
Staff Reports
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A guest speaker at Taconic High School was escorted out of the building after school officials said they passed around unapproved political material.
Principal Matthew Bishop sent out an email and voice message to the school community explaining some of what happened.
The event was an approved community outreach activity to write letters to veterans. The principal said the guest speaker had provided officials with the materials to be used for the activity, which were reviewed and approved.
"However, the guest speaker began distributing politically motivated materials that were not previously approved," Bishop said. "As soon as staff became aware of this, we immediately asked that guest speaker to leave. ...
"The unauthorized materials distributed today were not part of what was shared with us beforehand. This was a breach of trust and we wanted to be clear. The distribution of these materials is not endorsed by our school in any way."
Bishop did not identify who the speaker or what the unauthorized materials were. Some parents have pointed to a Turning Point USA representative and that the political material was a red wristband that says "We are Charlie Kirk."
An image posted to Facebook shows a group of male students showing off the bracelets with a woman wearing a shirt with a "Club America" logo on it. Club America is high school chapter of Turning Point, a conservative nonprofit founded Kirk.
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