2 - February 24, 2012 | Hudson - Litchfield News
Hudson Memorial vs. Hudson Police Department is a Win-Win
Accolades The following students were among 1,151 students from
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) named to the university’s Dean’s List for academic excellence for the fall semester: Hudson residents Elena Ainley, a senior majoring in Interactive Media & Game Development; Jennifer Gill, a senior majoring in Aerospace Engineering; Santiago Isaza, a junior majoring in Mechanical Engineering; and Ian Jutras, a junior majoring in Mechanical Engineering; and Litchfield resident Richard Rafferty, a freshman majoring in Engineering. Bryan Juliano of Hudson earned Dean’s List honors at Saint Joseph’s University for the fall semester.
Juliano is majoring in
Undeclared Social Science at the University. The following students from New Hampshire have been named to the Dean’s List for the fall semester at Southern New Hampshire University-Manchester. Hudson: Nuno Araujo, Information Technology; Rachel Araujo, Business Administration; Shayla Belanger, Hospitality Business; Kailey Bento, Child Development; Stephanie Brainard, Graphic Design and Media Arts; Jessica Campbell, Psychology; Arielle Chamberlin, Child Development; Andrew Cormier, Graphic Design and Media Arts Course Work Only; Kyle Coumas, Business Administration; Christopher Destramp, Business Administration; Jeffrey Dillon, Justice Studies; Bradley Dupuis, Game Design and Development; Sarah Hamilton, Creative Writing and English; Devin Harris, Psychology, Mathematics; Keith Jackson, Marketing; Mariah Katsohis, Psychology; Michael Lee, Psychology; Robert Lemon, Computer Info Technology; Ronald Lotti, Economics/Finance; Edgar Mack, Accounting; Blair McNulty, Marketing; Peter O’Sullivan, Justice Studies; Jeffrey Stegner, Computer Info Technology; Kimberly Stiles, Business Administration; Roger Surprenant, Computer Info Technology; Nathaniel Sutliffe, Business Administration; Michael Undercofler, Game Design and Development. Litchfield: Joe Bellino, Justice Studies; Robert Harte, Game Design and Development; Elyse Killgren, Exploratory Studies; Victoria Mendonsa, Liberal Arts; Kenneth Munsell, Business Administration. Courtney Brown, daughter of Thomas and Nancy Brown of Hudson, a sophomore Integrated Marketing Communications major, was named to the Dean’s List at Ithaca College’s Roy H. Park School of Communications. Marissa Framarini, daughter of Louis and Priscilla Framarini of Litchfield, a freshman Journalism major, was named to the Dean’s List at Ithaca College’s Roy H. Park School of Communications.
Northern Essex Community College, is pleased to announce the appointment the following students to the Dean’s List for the fall term; Hudson: Christen Fecteau, Radiologic Technology; Sonny Garcia-Lakongpheng, Electronic Technology; Litchfield: Lauren Branscomb, General Studies. Bryan Juliano of Hudson has been named to the Dean’s List and
received Academic Achievement honors at St. Joseph’s University for the fall semester. Bryan is a freshman majoring in Political Science.
by Tom Tollefson March Madness may be a few weeks away, but the annual basketball game between the Hudson Police Department and the Hudson Memorial School Staff had some “basketball madness” of its own on February 21. The game served as a fundraiser for Memorial’s annual eighth
grade trip to Washington, DC during the first week of May. This trip includes a trip to the White House and a tour of the U.S. capital city.
“We’re having a blast. The Hudson Police and the school are
enjoying it. It’s worthwhile anytime we can help support the kids,” Memorial Assistant Principal Keith Bowen said during the halftime break. “We did this three years ago and then we took a few years off and we hope to make this an annual event.” The Hudson Police ended up edging out the Hudson Memorial
staff by a score of 64-54. “I was expecting the Colts to win, but they did their best,” said sixth grader Mason McGovern.
Despite the loss, Memorial staff fans were in full support of their teams.
“HMS brought the competition and competed like real athletes,” said eighth grader Kailee Darisse. According to Master Patrol Officer Roger Lamarche, the strategy
was to “wear out them out.” “It’s always fun. We have a great working relationship with them (Hudson Memorial staff). We have a little rivalry. We’ve played them in the past in flag football. It’s a compliment to the professional relationship we have.” The students also enjoyed the opportunity to see their teachers in action on the court instead of the classroom.
(Left) Hudson Police basketball team and Hudson Memorial Staff basketball team (right)
“It was cool because they don’t just teach, they play sports,” eighth grader Ryan Sevigny said. Some students were also surprised by the game. “I would never expect to see teachers have this much basketball
talent,” said eighth grader Kevin O’Halloran. Other students were amused by their teachers. “It’s entertaining and hilarious to see teachers play,” said eighth grader Desiree Fazio.
Governor Lynch Supports MooreMart Care Packing Effort
submitted by Paul Moore On February 18, MooreMart sponsored
it’s sixth annual s’mores packing event where volunteers from throughout New Hampshire packed 1,512 care packages containing requested supplies along with s’more to members of the armed services serving in the Middle East to include supplies sent to schools and orphanages in Iraq and Afghanistan. The February 18 shipment brings the total number of care packages shipped by MooreMart to members of the United States Armed Services to 45,632. New Hampshire Governor John Lynch attended the packing event and has been instrumental in expanding MooreMart’s outreach program. Governor Lynch has been an avid supporter since 2005 and has assisted MooreMart volunteers with ensuring that every member of or our Armed Services from New Hampshire receives a care package during their deployment overseas.
Governor John Lynch and MooreMart volunteers
LMS Celebrates School Counseling Week
submitted by Litchfield School District Litchfield Middle School (LMS) celebrated School Counseling
Week February 6-10. This week is sponsored by the American School Counseling Association (ASCA). The focus is to bring attention to the unique contribution of professional school counselors within the U.S. school systems and to bring awareness of how students are different as a result of what school counselors do. More than 29,000 school counselors nationwide participated in the week’s activities. School counselors work together with teachers and parents to provide an educational system where students can realize their potential and set realistic goals for themselves. Professional school counselors are certified, experienced educators, and have a master’s degree in guidance and counseling. They are an integral part of the total educational program. Last week, Litchfield Middle School celebrated by having morning announcements about character, contributing to the Appreciation bulletin board, and the staff enjoyed a continental breakfast put together by school counselor, Mary Cummings, with the support of the Litchfield Middle School PTO, hosted by hospitality coordinator Cathy Snyder.
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