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Publication Date: Wednesday, June 09, 2004
'Pomp and Circumstance' for Hillview Middle School
'Pomp and Circumstance' for Hillview Middle School
(June 09, 2004) Eighth-graders will graduate from Hillview Middle School and the Menlo Park City School District Friday, June 11, during outdoor ceremonies that start at 5 p.m. on the school's blacktop.
The Hillview Graduation Band will play "Pomp and Circumstance" by Edward Elgar for the processional.
Richard Vaughan, music specialist, will direct the band of sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders, as they also play "Tempest Rising" by David Shaffer; "Main Street America," arranged by Gary Gilroy; "Louie Louie," arranged by Jerry Burns; and "Legacy March" by Steve Hodges for the recessional.
Students are being chosen this week as graduation speakers to represent the Class of 2004. The Hillview tradition is for each eighth-grader to write, memorize and give a speech on the same theme: "Life's Lessons."
The eighth-graders have invited Hillview teacher Phil Eaton, who directs special studies for sixth- through eighth-graders, to be the adult speaker.
This year, a member of the Morris Sorrells family will present the Jeff Sorrells Memorial Award, a college scholarship, to Diana Somtorn, who graduates this week from Menlo-Atherton High School. Diana will then introduce this year's award recipient who will use the college scholarship upon graduation from high school in four years. The award, now given for the 18th year, was established by the Sorrells family in honor of their son, who was a student at Hillview.
Principal Mike Moore will give a short talk and present the eighth-grade class to their core teachers, who will present the diplomas. The teachers are Daria Finstad, Carolyn Malquist, Willy Haug, Michael Karlin, Nancy Haight, Lexy Keller, Megan Curtis and Shirley Reed.
Librarian Sue Krumbein, who is retiring after 25 years in the Menlo Park district as a teacher and librarian at Hillview, will assist the teachers in presenting the diplomas.
A reception for the graduates and guests will be hosted by the seventh-grade parents immediately after the ceremony. The graduates will celebrate afterward at the traditional grad night party, sponsored by their parents and held in the school's multi-use room.
Hillview School's candidates for graduation are:
A-B Matthew Aguilar, Amelia Bahr, Scott Barrow, William Bassett, William Bauer, Henry Becker, Matthew Bogott, Patricia Bortolazzo. Matthew Boyle, Alexandra Bradley, Richard Branning, Alexandra Brody, James Brownell. Elizabeth Burch, Taylor Burwell
C-D Julia Cabral, Celina Calderon, Christopher Calvarese, Catherine Carlson, Frederick Carr, Roberto Ceja, Eric Chen, Michael Chen, Nicholas Chladek, Caroline Clark, Madelyn Cobb, Lura Corbetta-Noyes, Christopher Cornelius, Brook Costello, Aidan Crabb, Alexander Degtiar, Nicholas Diaz, Katherine Doniger, Nicholas Dove, Roman Doyonnas
E-F David Eastman, Keith Eastman, Scott Edwards, Melissa Eldridge, Everett Estkowski, Jenna Fejervary, Jessica Feldman, Bernard Feng, Sydney Fergason, Jennifer Ferguson, Nicholas Fogel.
Kelsey Fowle, Jennifer Fried, Kirsten Fuller, Decca Fulton, Terrence Fundakowski
G-H John Gallen, Jesse Galvan, Tara Galvez, Dillon Garibaldi, Matthieu Garlock, Sarah Getchell, Raheem Gipson, Kristen Goodman, Nicole Gregory, Elaina Gross, Peter Gruber, Alexander Guy, Caroline Halaby, Alison Sonie Hansen, Lillilan He, Christopher Healy, Kaitlin Henze, Amanda Hesse, Jeffrey Hester, Aaron Heuckroth, Samantha Hiaasen, Kevin Hobson, Sean Holtzman, Christopher Huang, Sara Hutchison, James Hutter
I-L De Anna Iler, Fifita Ita, Emily Jacobson, Samuel Jenkins, Ariel Jones, Ricky Jones, Elena Kadvany, Gregory Kalin, Benjamin Kaspick, Allison Kelley, Ariane Khalfa, William Kielty, Kelsey Kienitz, Matthew King, Alp Kutlu, Jason Kwok, Kevin Lane, Megan Lazar, Daniel Lees, Christopher Liotta, David Lopez, Trevor Lothrop, Benjamin Lowe, Michael Lubin, Elaina Luke
M John Margolis, Jonathon Mathon, Rebecca Mazonson, Christopher McCavitt, William McDermott, David McGrouther, Arielle McKee, Emily McPherson, Edgar Mendoza, Robert Merk, Kelsey Mills-Bunje, Chloe Moffett, Jaime Moffitt, Megan Mongird, James Moragne, Madeline Morey, Mateen Mortazavi, Matthew Mosher, Robin Murphy, Nicole Myoraku
N-P Mitchell Nahmias, Maritza Nava, Emma Neville, Michael Olmstead, Elizabeth Osborn, David Paris, Alexandria Parkinson, James Peck, Michael Pedersen, Kyle Perri, John Peters, Erin Peterson, Victoria Phan, Timothy Ploeger, Alexandre Popp
R-S Dara Rahimzadeh, Merry Ramirez, Sally Ramirez, Austin Raub, Neil Rhine, Michelle Rich, Clay Ripma, Julia Robinson, Mark Rodriguez, Nicolas Romano, Marli Ruck, Nicholas Salem, Alida Santos, Caitlin Schlisserman, Alyssa Schooler, Spencer Selmon, Tatiana Shands-Ballas, Tatiana Sheikhrezai, Seth Shelley Abrahamson, Erica Shepard, Katharine Sherwin, Margaret Shimer-John, Roland Smith, Christopher Sorenson, Benjamin Sorlie, Michael Stanzler, Scott Sterling, Molly Stern, Michael Stosz, Michael Suhr, Ross Sylvester
T-Z Blaine Talberth, Nicole Tinawi, Veronica Torres, Jazmin Tovar, Darren Trahan, Evai Tuliau, Lorina Tuliau, Tuiniua Ulukivaiola, Michael Urban, Raymond Vainikolo, Daniel Valencia, Isileli Vea, Beatrice von Guggenberg, Marika Walter, Alexanne Warner, Carson Weiss, Scott Wertz, Luisa Westley, Madeline Wheeler, Drew Winn, Michael Withers, Vika Zhukhovitskiy, Adam Zwicker
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