Oswego High School - Paradox Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Faces any faces make up OHS, with of unique students showi g off then' talents. Stu ent life presents the people who make up our lifebloed for

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66 earn scholarships embers ofthe Class of 1988 knew no limits in garner- ing numerous Regents Scholarships, winning a total of 62 Regents Scholarsips, two Empire Scholarships and two Nursing Scholarships. In response to criticism of using SAT and ACT as the sole criteria for schol- arship awards in the past, the state Board of Regents adopted new criteria to apply to this year's awards. The format combined SAT scores and acad- emic records into a complicated for- mula unknown to the local schools. The winners of the Regents Scholar- ships were: Divya Agrawal, Kevin Babcock, Renee Baker, Barbara Be- rnys, Christopher Byrne, Nicholas Canale, William Carnal, Dan Clark, Lisa Conzone, Maureen Coughlin, Darren Crovitz, Kristin Dehollander, Karryn Dennie. OJ0hn DeSantis, Carol Doerr, Robin Finn, Susan Funk, Patrick Galvin, Robert Gilmore, Nirmit Goel, Megan , ,, . , , ,,',,HWv Hastings, Lisa Herrald, Keith Hinrichs, Viktoria Hutchinson, Kim- berly Koliada. 'Margaret Kranz, Angelica Lagoe, Anthony Leotta, John MacDonald, Jason Mantaro, Stephen Martus, Randal McFarland, Samantha Mele, Alison Molinari, Carla Morman, James Mumm, Dwayne Narayan, Patricia Nohara. lRichard Owens, Kimberly Oyer, Christopher Perkins, Eric Pollard, Jan- elle Preman, Joseph Prisco, Teresa Readling, Micheal Rodgers, Thomas Roman, Jeffrey Romanowski, Ross Rupert, Kevin Sanbonmatsu, Reem Sbaih. 0Jahan Segatol-Islami, Rahul Seth, Kimberly Shenefiel, Mary Lynn Spataro, Kirsten Stewart, Sarah Stock, Virginia Taylor, Ann Tripp, Donald Williams, Carolyn Zeller. The winners of the Empire State Scholarships were John DeSantis and Kevin Sanbonmatsu. The winners of the Nursing Scholarships were Valerie W5 -, I .11 '. ' 1 ' H ' iff' w.:i:. .if 1-.nw N-fm 0 U ggqmwkmw V by I W v W E7 L 5 The 1988 Regents Scholarship winners. Beckstead and Tammy Carr. Winners of Regents Scholarships who attend a college in New York are eligible for 3250 per year plus Tuititon Assistance Program CTAPJ aid of up to 81000. TAP money is based on student need. Winners of the Empire Scholarship receive the S250 Regents award plus an additional award of 32000. The Em- pire Scholarship is a prestigious award to a select few individuals statewide. In order to receive one, a student must be at or near the very top of his class. For DeSantis, the award of the Empire Scholarship made his ufirst college choice CUniversity of Rochesterb more viable. Students who earned Regents awards have placed themselves among a distinguished group of OHS alumni and have set a standard for future graduating classes to meet.Qby Eben Nor- fleet Empire State Scholarship winners John DeS- antis and Kevin Sanbonmatsu. Student Life 4 27

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