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Graduate-I usually refer to Webster when defining words but he did not quite measure up to what I think of when I define graduate. According to Miss Brenda graduate means to end one part of your life and begin another. A degree of advancement. Today we wish to honor several people who are experiencing that in their lives. -Brenda Williams, Graduate Sunday.
From left to right: Wes, Samantha, Jessica
Jessica graduated from Penfield High School. She was in National Honor
Society, High Honor Roll for 4 years, has received the Biology Achievement Award,
American Chemical Society Award, and the Scholar Athlete Award for 4 years. She will be
attending the University at Buffalo and plans on majoring in Pharmacy. Jessica has received
a Provost Scholarship from UB and will be residing in the Honors
Dorm. Her future plans are to graduate with a Doctoral Degree in
Pharmacy.
Samantha is graduated from Honeoye Falls-Lima HS.
She will be attending SUNY Cobleskill and plans to major in Culinary
Arts. Her future plans are to eventually open a restaurant of her own
but beforehand to hopefully work at a great and well-known restaurant.
She hopes to be involved in various clubs and activities including
choir and any other clubs that catch her interest.
John-Martin graduated from Brockport High School. His
childhood dream of wrestling for a Division One College team, will
become a reality as he attends the University of Buffalo in the fall
on a wrestling scholarship. He hopes to pursue a career in elementary
education and plans to coach wrestling one day. He was a 2008 Urban
League Black Scholar and received the News 10 NBC Scholar Athlete
Award.
Wesley graduated from Pittsford Mendon High
School. He will pursue an education in Electrical Engineering with a
Biomedical focus at Rochester Institute of Technology in the fall. He
has received a “Project Lead the Way” Scholarship for engineers and
an RIT merit scholarship. Wes will continue his education through a
Masters in Engineering and is considering a Law degree in the future.
He hopes to be accepted into the rigorous BA/MA five-year
engineering program after his freshman year.
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