Senior Awards send off class of 2022

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Ryan Boersma

Nolan Fletes receives the first-place award for AP Mechanics.

The senior awards are the last time a Mount Carmel Student is recognized for their academic prowess before graduation. As such, the senior academic awards tend to have more weight to them and are usually viewed as more prestigious. There is no better way to send of the seniors than by recognizing how much they have accomplished while at Mount Carmel.

 

Senior awards are given to the most outstanding in a given class, with one honorable mention as well. Both awards are very prestigious since only two are given out per class

 

Theology 

First-place: Nate Monberg

Honorable Mention: Nolan Fletes

 

Philosophy

First-place: Nate Monberg

 

AP Literature and Composition

First-place: Billy McHugh

Honorable Mention: Peter Navarre

 

English 4 Excel

First-place: Kamrin Rey

Honorable Mention: Alex Schons

 

21st Century Media

First-place: Rocco Mancilla

Honorable Mention: Ryan Boersma

 

Spanish 4

First-place: Jaylin Kershaw

Honorable Mention: Alan Acevedo

 

AP Spanish 4

First-place: Noah Sanchez

Honorable Mention: Nolan Fletes

 

Mandarin 4 Honors

First-place: DJ Alfultis

Honorable Mention: Owen Duignan

 

AP Latin 4

First-place: David Hickey

Honorable Mention: Owen Wilinski

 

Pre-Calculus

First-place: Alex Schons

Honorable Mention: Anthony Nicholson

 

AP Calculus AB

First-place: Nolan Fletes

 

AP Statistics

First-place: Patrick Sullivan

Honorable Mention: Billy McHugh

 

Algebra 3/Trigonometry

First-Place: Anthony Moreno

Honorable Mention: Joey Thompson

 

ACAS

Honorable Mention: Vaughn Jackson

 

AP Mechanics 

First-place: Nolan Fletes

Honorable Mention: Patrick Sullivan

 

Anatomy and Physiology

First-place: Alex Schons

Honorable Mention: Alan Acevedo

 

Environmental Science

First-place: Jacob Ayala

 

AP Environmental Science

First-place: Kameron Williams

Honorable Mention: Devin Jones

 

Forensic Science

First-place: Ethan Larson

Honorable Mention: Noah Sanchez

 

Business

First Place: Vaughn Jackson

Honorable Mention: Kamrin Rey

 

AP Economics

Honorable Mention: Patrick Sullivan

 

AP Psychology

First Place: Kameron Williams

Honorable Mention: Alex Schons

 

Physical Education Fitness

First place: Colin Horneman

 

Drawing and Painting

Honorable Mention: Imari Price

 

Architecture

First-place: Lucas Gricus

 

Photography 

First-place: Ethan Rompala-Matthews

Honorable Mention: Myles Supergeci

 

Sculpture

First-place: Myles Supergeci

Honorable Mention: Lucas Gricus

 

Advanced Art 

First-Place: Noah Sanchez

Honorable Mention: Jaylen Griggs

 

Graphic Design

First-place: PJ Walsh

 

Concert Band

First-place: Kameron Williams

 

Guitar 2

Honorable Mention: DJ Alfultis

 

Masters Singers

First-Place: Ryan Finn

 

Film 

First-place: Lance Kenzinger

Honorable Mention: Noah Sanchez

 

Spanish 3 Excel

First-Place: Diego Lopez

 

Most total awards 

Nolan Fletes: 4 (2 first-place awards, 2 honorable mention awards)

Noah Sanchez: 4 (2 first-place awards, 2 honorable mention awards)

Alex Schons: 4 (2 first-place awards, 2 honorable mention awards)

Patrick Sullivan: 3 (1 first-place award, 2 honorable mention awards)

Kameron Williams: 3 (3 first-place awards)

 

Three seniors, Nolan Fletes, Noah Sanchez, and Alex Schons tied for the most awards at 4. Fletes, Sanchez, and Schons each had two first place and two honorable mention awards. Patrick Sullivan and Kameron Williams had three awards each, with Sullivan having one first-place award and two honorable mention awards. However, Williams went three-for-three and had all of his awards be first-place ones, meaning despite having one less award than Schons, Sanchez, and Fletes Williams had the most first-place awards of anyone. 

When asked about this accomplishment, Williams downplayed his achievement. 

“It’s a nice recognition, but I didn’t really see it as a competition,” said Williams.

Fletes, the class of 2022 Valedictorian, also took his awards humbly.

“It’s a pretty cool ceremony,” said Fletes. “It is definitely a great way to send out the senior class.”