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TOP
15 of the
Class of 2004
The TOP 15 students in the class of 2004 at Riverhead
High School have been chosen. The students are listed
according to their rank with their current choice for
a major. As the information becomes available, we will
add the colleges they will be attending in the Fall.
Congratulations to these outstanding RHS students!
The following
students have
achieved an academic standing as the top 15 students
in a
graduating class of over 300 students.
1. Jessica Lamont - Anthropology/Archaeology
2. Christine Talmage - Pre-Med/Biochemistry
3. Joseph Magee - Undecided
4. Amanda Kowalsick - Chemistry
5. Ashley Henry - Chemistry
6. Amy Byer - Pre-Med
7. Stephanie Beierle - Biology
8. Kristen Smith - Geo-Science/Geology
9. Jennifer Ziemacki - Psychology
10. Jun Z. Zhang - Physics
11. Deborah Huszagh - Speech & Hearing Science
12. Rani Molla - Creative Writing/ Journalism
13. Taylor J. Manalili - Engineering
14. Amanda Danowski - Forensics
15. Lindsay Ofrias - Foreign Language/ International
Affairs
Also pictured: RHS Principal John Merone
It’s interesting to note that at least
11 of the Top 15 students in the class of 2004 are planning
to major in a science-related field! Many of the young
women in this picture also participated in the Women
in Science & Engineering Program (W.I.S.E.).
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Valedictorian
& Salutatorian
Valedictorian Jessica Lamont & Salutatorian
Christine Talmage |
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Valedictorian
Jessica Lamont
was recently named the Senior Science Student of the Year
at RHS and is the recipient of the Brown University Book
Award for excellence in English. Jessica has been part of
a group of students studying the restoration and management
of the pine barrens. She presented her research on Biodiversity
Decline at the National Science Symposium in Garden City.
Jessica is a member
of W.I.S.E., C.A.P., Mentathletes, President of the National
Latin Honor Society, enjoys art and music and is on the
Varsity Girl’s Track & Soccer teams. Jessica plans
to combine her love of Latin, history and science with a
major in Anthropology / Archaeology.
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Salutatorian
Christine Talmage
hasn’t missed a day of school in 10
years!
Christine is a photographer
and a scholar with an amazing list of extracurricular activities.
Each summer for several years,
Christine has taken a class at a college in one of her interest
areas. Last year she attended a Forum on Medicine. During
previous summers, she took classes that reflect her interest
in medicine and animals.
Christine is a member of
the National Honor Society and the National Foreign Language
Honor Society. As a junior, one of her photographs won the
East End H.S. Art Competition. She is a CAP Peer Leader
and works for her family’s Agribusiness. Christine
plans to attend college and major in Pre-Med/Biochemistry.
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TOP 15
Student Achievements:
Placed first in Poetry Competition as a Junior
Top Scorer in Math Contest--Qualified for Nationals in
Junior Year
On Latin Team that placed 2nd in Long Island Competition
Won half tuition at Boston University for his Score on
Latin Test
Won first
place in a photography
contest
Presented
a paper at the National Science Symposium
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1300
Club
Seven
seniors scored a 1300 or higher on their SATs
and are now recognized as members of the “1300 Club”
for their achievement.
Jun Z. Zhang, Rani Molla, Joseph Magee, Daniel Harrison-Smith,
Valedictorian Jessica Lamont, Stephanie Beierle, and Salutatorian
Christine Talmage.
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