PROVIDENCE, R.I. – John Caruolo, a recent graduate of East Providence High School, and Laura Sogar, an Exeter resident and recent The Prout School graduate are the 2009 Providence Journal Honor Roll award winners and recipients of $5,000 Wendy’s/Peter Bennett Scholar-Athlete Scholarships. Craig Stockwell, a recent graduate of Ponaganset High School, is the $5,000 Dick Reynolds High School Correspondent Scholarship recipient.
There were 110 graduating high school standouts nominated by their schools for this year’s awards.
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This is the fifth year that Wendy’s and the Bennett family, lead by Wendy’s franchise owner Harvey Bennett Jr., awarded two, $5,000 Wendy’s/Peter Bennett Honor Roll Scholarships in memory of the late Peter Bennett and provided all nominees with Wendy’s restaurant gift certificates.
The Bennett family’s association with The Providence Journal Honor Roll goes back to 1966 when Curt Bennett, a Cranston High School East graduate, was named the Honor Roll recipient.
The annual $5,000 Dick Reynolds High School Correspondent Scholarship is given to one outstanding high school graduate who has served as a sports correspondent to The Providence Journal. The award memorializes the late Providence Journal Sports Writer Dick Reynolds through the bequest of his late sister Catherine Reynolds.
Each of the three scholarship recipients receives a $500 gift certificate to Cardi’s Furniture Superstores. Plus, the scholarship-award-winners’ names are added to
Honor Roll perpetual plaques which recognize Honor Roll male student-athletes since 1927, female student-athletes since 1977, and Reynolds correspondents since 1986. The plaques are displayed at the Rhode Island Interscholastic League headquarters on the Providence campus of Rhode Island College.
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2009 PROVIDENCE JOURNAL HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL NOMINEES
Barrington High School
Kelsey Perkins
Sidney Griffin
Bishop Hendricken High School
Ian Garrahy
Block Island School
Will Gasner
Burrillville High School
Jennifer Kent
Robert Hayes
Central Falls High School
Valerine Biascochea
Cory Cassamas
Central High School
Janell Blyden
George N’Tow
Chariho Regional High School
Stacy Le Herissier
Timothy Calcagni
Charles E. Shea High School
Alyson Catalan
Diego Ciccia
Classical High School
Brennan Johnson
Joshua Faboyede
Coventry High School
Eryn Wheeler
Adam Cloutier
Cranston High School East
Lily Boyle
Pedro Montesino
Cranston High School West
Nicole Fontes
John Coleman
Cumberland High School
Brittany Bishaw
Kyle Eaton
East Greenwich High School
Giulia Basile
Jeff Winters
East Providence High School
Erin Carmone
Exeter-West Greenwich Regional High
Kathryn Prenda
Joseph Ferle
Hope High School
Joyce Pons
Aloysius Togbah
Johnston High School
Jessica Piccoli
David Galligan
La Salle Academy
Meghan Fogarty
Timothy Bristow
Lincoln High School
Alyssa Musket
Samuel Carlson
Lincoln School
Lauren Cournoyer
Middletown High School
Alexandria Butler
Daniel Quintanilla
Moses Brown School
Courtney Sherman
Stuart Sheehan
Mount Hope High School
Amy Moreira
Matthew Sooknah
Mount Pleasant High School
Breanna Britto
Mount St. Charles Academy
Alexandra Lawrence
Ryan Pangborn
Narragansett High School
Melissa McGovern
Jay Jeannotte
North Kingstown High School
Carol Records
Cody Normand
North Providence High School
Rebecca Olivo
James Corsini
North Smithfield High School
Sarah Mundy
Eric D’Agostino
Our Lady Of Fatima High School
Bethany Sullivan
Ralph Chace
Pilgrim High School
Sarah Patricio
Michael Englert
Ponaganset High School
Kaitlin Lennon
Lawrence Colaluca
Portsmouth High School
Michelle Senteio
Arthur Tyler
Providence Country Day School
Randelle Boots
Patrick Rock
Rocky Hill School
Eleanor Sharpe
Hudson Hackett
Rogers High School
Fiona Byrne
Jack Galvin
Scituate High School
Kaitlyn Birrell
Zachary Caron
Smithfield High School
Colleen Brague
John Kashmanian
South Kingstown High School
Meg Kenyon
James McKinney
St. Andrew’s School
Seaniah Ballah
Russel Deremer
St. George’s School
Maddie Carrellas
Phil Royer
St. Mary Academy-Bay View
Catherine Colucci
St. Raphael Academy
Christina Hopper
Dana Joseph
The Prout School
Taylor Polhemus
The Wheeler School
Jordan Resmini
Gus Godley
Tiverton High School
Ariel Galipeau
Mark Ventura
Toll Gate High School
Alexandra Smith
Stefano Muscatelli
Warwick Veterans Memorial High School
Ashley Jamieson
Michael Iadevaia
West Warwick High School
Monica Johnson
Matthew Deblois
Westerly High School
Victoria Lima
Andrew Springer
William E. Tolman High School
Erin Girouard
Wilder Arboleda
Woonsocket High School
Laura Moynihan
Christiano Penso
Reynolds Correspondent Nominees
Barrington High School
Colin McNaught
Classical High School
Emmet O’Rourke
Exeter-West Greenwich Regional High
Jennifer Rafanelli
Mount Hope High School
April Arruda
Mount St. Charles Academy
Jeffrey Marques
North Providence High School
Corey Coogan
Saint Andrew’s School
Edward Codega
Toll Gate High School
Farid Topchiev
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