Here’s to the Rye Country Day Class of 2012
At its 143rd Graduation exercises, June 8, the program began with John Philip Sousa’s “Washington Post March” and ended with his “Stars and Stripes Forever”.
At its 143rd Graduation exercises, June 8, the program began with John Philip Sousa’s “Washington Post March” and ended with his “Stars and Stripes Forever”. The Rev. Cass Carter, Associate Minister of Salvation and Deliverance Church in New York City, delivered the Invocation. Senior Class President Andrew Razman was the Class Speaker. David Tafe, Classics Department Chair, who is retiring after 39 years, gave a memorable graduation address.
| Class of 2012 | | Rye Country Day School College Choices |
| Ari Rachel Abboud
Fawzi F. Abdo
Samantha C. Abreu
Sarah Cailynn Abreu
Julia Anne Adler
Daniel Philip Alderson Smith
Sarah Michelle Antonacci
Skye Emaline Aresty
Erica Faye Baevsky
Elizabeth Katherine Baker
Henry Frederick Bedros Beshar
Varun Bhatia
Hannah Day Blumer
Miranda A. Bronson
Sydney Morgan Brown
Joi Lisa Carter
Christina A. Chartouni
William A. Chavers IV
David E. Cho
Taryn Fenner Clary
Sophia Rose Cohen
Catherine Camilla Cole
Kayla Yaneth Collado
Jemma Marie Curtin
Katherine Dean
Darren Andrew Douglas
Nicholas Edward Dunn
Marcos Esquivel Losada
Andrew Charles Farber
Christopher B. Farley
Alex Michael Gendelman
Alyssa J. Gold
Charlotte Marie Grant
Jeffrey Dominick Grasso, Jr.
Kenneth Max Halperin
Amanda Lauren Henick
Alexandra Bowen Hugh
Lindsay Morgan Hughson
Michael James Ince
Jonathan Matthew Karp
Taylor Nicole Katzovitz
Helen Anne Kennedy
William Andrew Kissell
Robert Zachary Klein
Kelsey B. Konopka
Charles Augustus Krause V
Sebastien Kobbi Lafontant
Jonathan Lassman Matthew Pio Ezpeleta Lee | Adam Jordan Loewentheil
Charlotte Louise Lovejoy
Benjamin Reed Lust
Alexandra Rose Mann
Ellen Fay Marcus
Skye Nia McCaine
Gabrielle E. McDermoth
Meghan Elizabeth McDonough
Elizabeth Anne Mignon
Andrew Ellis Miller
Kate Rebecca Moelis
Andrew Paul Mollerus
Brianna Joy Morris
Andrew T. Mossman
Maxwell Jacob Murphy
Meghan S. Nayyar
Zachary Franklin Needle
Chibueze C. Nwakeze
Katherine Elizabeth Osborn-Jones
Timothy Mark Peterson
Nicole Quintero Ochoa
Paige S. Rattner
Andrew Arian Razman
Amanda Port Rhine
Christina Noel Rizk
Joseph Cole Rosengard
Charles William Russell
Emily Hannah Sacher
Reid Parker Secondo
Samantha Michelle Shapiro
Tyler Maxwell Spring
Samantha Margo Stavis
Samuel Meyer Stern
Robert Matthew Stevens
Nina Catherine Stoupnitzky
Amelia Kadis Strauss
Sarah Rose Strong
Mark Andrew Temple
Michael Philip Thomas
William Gadsden Vardell
Michael Brian Walsh
Garrett Lovelle Washington Jr.
Caroline Blumberg Watson
Matthew Alexander Weissman
Deneisa Luann Wharton
Sarah Tewksbury Wieman
Charles Randolph Wilson
Ashley Elizabeth Wolitzer
Jake Samuel Wright | Agnes Scott College
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Barnard College
Boston College (2)
Boston University (4)
Bowdoin College (2)
Brown University (4)
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Here’s to the Lower School Graduates
The annual Grade 4 Moving Up Ceremony took place at Rye Country Day School June 5. Fifty-one students finishing fourth grade received diplomas from their teachers as family and friends applauded. The class moves on to the first year of Middle School next year.