CHS Senior Awards

001Good evening. On behalf of the school board, district administrators, and my colleagues from the high school, I would like to welcome our parents, friends, and in particular the class of 2025 to this year's senior awards ceremony. At this time, please rise while welcoming junior Pton Sarzaski, who will be performing our national anthem. You see by the dawn early light so proud we held at the twilight last gleaming who spot stripes and stars through the perilous fighters we were so gallently [Music] streams proof through the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say does that star spangled yet for the land of the free and the home of the brave. [Applause] Thank you, Peyton. Cinnamonson High School has a timehonored tradition of holding our senior awards ceremony on its own evening and honor the hard

002work and contributions these students have made to their class and CHS as a whole. Seniors, your presence here recognizes your individual contributions to our school. and let me be the very first person this evening to say how proud I am of each and every one of you. The local scholarships being awarded this evening total over $138,000. I'm constantly impressed by the generosity of the Citizen High School community and I would like to offer a round of applause for all the families and local businesses that have sponsored an award. Furthermore, the class of 2025 has been offered and accepted 6.8 8 million in grants and scholarships over the next four years. I think those numbers are certainly worth another round of applause for the class of 2025. Before going any further, I would like to take

003a m opportunity to thank a few of the people who make this evening possible. Mrs. Julie Lee and Mrs. Elizabeth Kil Kilroy are our graduation and special events coordinators. Their hard work creates this beautiful evening that we get to enjoy. I would also like to recognize Miss Deborah McKinley. She is responsible for coordinating the scholarships and generating the awards and certificates that we will present this evening. Her efforts make this night in particular possible. We will start our awards this evening by recognizing our 2025 validictorian Brendan Fra. Brendan will graduate from Cinnon High School with an overall GPA of 105.7. During his time at CHS, he took 21 honors classes and AP courses and scored a 1520 on the SAT. Brendan's interests are varied and equally impressive as his academic acco accomplishments. He has participated

004in the technology student association, global economic forum, math league, world affairs council, AAPI affinity group, French club, debate club, the future city competition, and physics Olympics. He was inducted into the national honor society as a junior and has held leadership positions in several clubs and organizations. Brendan is also a talented athlete. He is a four-year member of the varsity swim team. He was named a BSL first team and second team swimmer as a freshman and then BCSL All South Jersey as a junior. Finally, as a senior, he won the CHS Most Valuable Swimmer. Brendan is a three-time recipient of the Burlington County Principles and Supervisors Award, which recognizes this top students in 10th, 11th, and 12th grade. Simply put, he won that award every time he was eligible. Brendan is an exceptional individual and a

005truly deserving validictorian. Next year, he will continue his education at Georgia Institute of Technology, where he will study mechanical engineering. Please congratulate Brendan Fred. Brendon, if you want to come on up. We have a certificate for you. [Applause] Please allow me to continue celebrating excellence by announcing our 2025 salutatoran, Kellen Kohler. Kellen will graduate from Cson High School with an overall GPA of 105.3 while taking 21 honors and AP courses during her time at CHS. While a student at CHS, Kellen was very involved in a variety of clubs and activities. She was a member of technology student association, homecoming committee, interact, French club, glamour girls, gals, math league, the ships log, world affairs council, global economic forum, consumer bowl, future healthcare professionals, battle of books, homecoming committee, prom committee, animal welfare club, and physics Olympics.

006She was inducted into the National Honor Society as a junior. She served as a class treasurer all four years and has held leadership positions in several clubs and organizations. Kellen is also a gifted athlete. She was a member of the varsity swim team as a freshman and played two years of soccer. However, was on track and field where she found her home. She's a four-year varsity member of the spring track team and received three additional varsity letters for winter track. She was named the first team BCSL and CHS MVP as a junior. Her excellence on the track and leadership resulted in her being named captain for spring track as a junior and senior. Next year, Kellen will attend the honors college at New Jersey Institute of Technology where she will study biochemistry and continue her

007track career. Congratulations, Kelly. [Applause] I would like to take this time to recognize the four-year academic recognition recipients who earned academic excellence for all four years at Cinnon High School. In addition to certificates that they had previously received, today these seniors will receive a pin that they are to wear on their graduation gown. When your name is called, please come to the risers in front of the stage to receive your pin. Annella Asbury, Satie Bertoff, Elizabeth Blair, Kellen Kohler, Allison Carter, Michael Crannle, Mariela D. Christophoro, Sarah Delgado, Alexandra D. Philippo, Addison Evans, Brendan Fra, Logan Hamill, Nicole Jones, Giovani Lodice, Abby Makawitz, Carly Marinelli, Olivia Marinelli, Shane McDevitt, Emma Nagel, Timothy O' Conor, Colin Parish, Isaiah Phillips, Maline Poor, Eva Quinn, Sabai Quinn, Samantha Rock, Eva Stendich, Alysa Joerger, and Brian [Applause] It is also

008my privilege to recognize the 2025 inductees to the Cinnamonson High School Hall of Fame. The Cinnson High School Hall of Fame is designed to award students for their contributions to Cinnonson High School. This tradition honors and recognizes well-rounded graduating seniors who have distinguished themselves in academics, extracurricular programs while at Cson High School. Selection is based on academics, athletics, activities, character, and teacher and peer recognition. As you hear your name, please come to stand in front of the stage and be recognized. The 2025 Citizen High School Hall of Fame inductees are Anella Asbury, Satie Bertoff, Rose Carroll, Kellen Kohler, Alexander D. Philippo, Addison Evans, Saudi Gant, Shane McDev, Megan Nelson, Timothy O' Conor, Ava Quinn, and Ava Stendale. Please join me in one more round of applause for our Hall of Fame inductees. I would now

009like to introduce Mrs. Ashley Kalazad, assistant principal, and Mr. Brian Wilkinson, assistant principal athletic director, to help me recognize those students who received excellence awards in a particular subject area. The excellence awards are designed to recognize those students that have distinguished themselves in particular subject area for excellence in art. Brandon Smith for excellence in biology. Luke Centinaro for excellence in business. Subai Quinn for excellence in calcul calculus. Eva Quinn for excellence in chemistry. Kellen Kohler for excellence in English. Rose Carol for excellence in French. Michael Kandle for excellence in music. Timothy O' Conor for excellence in photography. Sophia Willard for excellence in physics. Brendan Fra for excellence in social studies. Brandon Smith for excellent in Spanish. Sumaya Ayaz for excellence in statistics. Emma Gwyn [Applause] for excellence for excellence in cooperative business education. Cara Peron

010[Applause] for excellence in marketing education. Bookie Mustafa [Music] for for excellence in physical education, male and female. Charles Ambos and Madden Ritler Please join me in congratulating all of our excellence award recipients. Congratulations. I would like to now introduce Dr. Kimberly Mueller and Chase Mueller who will present our first two awards. [Applause] Good evening. My name is Dr. Kim Mueller and I'm here representing my brother Thomas John Mueller for the Dr. Mueller scholarship. The scholarship started in honor of both of our positions in our classes of the year of 1990 and 1994 at CHS. I was 34th in the class. My brother was first. Obviously, you can tell I taught him everything I know and he did a little bit a little bit better. My mom has always taught us to give back in any

011way that we possibly can. This scholarship honors her teachings and what she has instilled into all four of her children and grandchildren. I'm proud to give the Dr. Kimberly D. Mueller and Dr. Thomas John Mueller scholarship to a student who has given time and talent to their class without deserve recognition. Brandon Smith, please come on up. Wow. Hello, my name is Chase Mueller and I am proud to present the CCM award. This award is about people that have been to different houses or different parent guardian than birth. I was a child who had to leave my birth family because of the situation and I got lucky to end up with Kim Mullen. I am given the CCM award to a student who has shown courage, confidence and motivation to survive and thrive. The winner is

012Tessa Deon. [Applause] Thank you, Dr. Mueller and Chase. Please welcome class of 2023 graduate Jack Shallow, who will present the next scholarship. Hi everyone, my name is Jack Sal. I graduated from CHS two years ago. This is the third year that I am sponsoring scholarships through my 3 to1 doctor up shirts apparel company. 321 stands for trust in me 21 which is down syndrome. I started my company seven years ago to raise awareness and promote acceptance of people with dynam and and other different abilities. These scholarships help to support the mission of jacked up shirts and a many are my way of paying it forward to awesome graduates. This year the scholarships are going to Allison Carter and Jacob Kennedy. There you go. [Applause] Thank you, Jack. Next, I would like to introduce Mr. Ed

013Kenny to present our next award. Hi everyone, my name is Ed Kenny and I'm Bob Kenny's son. It's a great honor to be up here again tonight, not only as a board of education member, but as a presenter of Bob Kenny scholarship. Uh 10 years ago before my dad passed, he said to me that if you have the ability to make a difference, it is your obligation to try. So in the past 10 years, to keep his legacy alive, the family has awarded 147 scholarships to high school seniors, 32 of whom are Cinnamon High School graduates. and seven of this year's graduating class were were part of an awards ceremony at the Cinnamonson Community Center just this past Sunday where they received their acrylic trophies and a check for $500 each. So I'd like to

014honor all seven of them again tonight. We have Ryan Malinowski, Megan Nelson, Noah Huber, Logan Hamill, Owen Digny, Avis Stenich, and Anthony Allesandrroni. We'll do one big picture. Thank you, Mr. Kenny. Next, I would like to introduce Mrs. Arlene Goldfarb to present our next [Applause] award. The Roy D. Gold for our passion of science award is given to a deserving female student who has shown extraordinary enthusiasm for the study of science. And the award goes to Kellen College. Thank you, Mrs. Goldfarb. Next, I would like to introduce Mrs. Susan Laferty and her daughter, Miss Mora Laferty, to present the next [Applause] scholarship. Good evening. For those of you who had Mrs. Martin in second grade, you may remember a CHS senior coming to your class to learn from Mrs. Martin. Well, here I am again

01510 years later in front of you to present a scholarship in memory of my brother Sheamus, a CHS class of 2019 graduate. I'm joined by my mom, a 1980 graduate, and my nephew Declan, CHS class of 2038. At 23 years old, Sheamus was a lot of things. Full of life, goofy, and the life of the party. What he wasn't was the typical AB student or standout athlete. Traditional school didn't quite fit him, but what shaped him most was mentorship. From my dad, though they didn't always agree and had their fair share of arguments, my dad taught Sheamus invaluable lessons, the importance of hard work, craftsmanship, and resilience. My message for you seniors is to seek out those mentors. Whether it's a teacher like Mrs. Morton or any of the adults in that room in this

016room for that matter. I have learned how to be a better teacher, coach, and person. Because of the mentorships I've had, it could be as simple as someone who shows you the ropes like my dad did for Sheamus. This scholarship honors not just Sheamus, but the value of learning outside the classroom and the power of mentorship. It's about celebrating those who don't always fit the mold of traditional academics, but who thrive when given the tools, space, and trust to succeed on their own terms. Tonight, we're proud to award this scholarship to two deserving individuals who represent the spirit of this award. On behalf of my family and in loving memory of both my dad and my brother, I'm proud to award the 2025 Sheamus Laferty Memorial Trade Scholarship to Marissa Rank and Thomas Laurenmer. Congratulations.

017Thank you, Moira and Mrs. Laferty. I would like to introduce Mrs. Aaron Cullen and sons Sheamus and Connor to present our next scholarships. [Applause] All right, guys. Don't get mad at me. I'm going a little rogue. I couldn't let this night pass uh without going a little off script. Um, I promise not to take too much of your time, but this year and these scholarships and a certain recipient is especially close to my heart. This moment feels like a full circle for me and I couldn't let it pass without saying a few words. Over 11 years ago, I moved to Cinnamonson. It was Shawn's idea. He grew up here. For me, it was just a town, just another place to live. After Sean's passing and my world was turned completely upside down, in the midst

018of that chaos, I found myself asking a lot of questions and one of the biggest of them being, where do I go from here? Do I stay in Cinnamonson? Do we sell the house? Do we start over somewhere else? I did not sit on that question for long. This community, you all, you wrapped your arms around me and my family in ways I could have never imagined. You became a source of strength, support, healing, and for that I'm forever grateful. Cinnamonson is one of the main reasons we started the Trooper Shan Collin Memorial Fund. As we say on our website, the fund was born from an outpouring of love and support that our family receives and continue receives. We knew the best way to express our gratitude and keep Sean's memory alive was to pay

019it all forward. So, thank you for keeping me here. Thank you for keeping us here. Thank you for helping me carry Shawn's legacy alive. Thank you for helping me carry Shawn's legacy forward and for allowing me to support others in his name. To the graduating seniors of Cinnamonson High School, I have a request. You live in an amazing community. Cherish it. Be kind to your neighbors. You may not need their help today, but if the time ever comes, know that they will be there for you just as they were there for me. Congratulations to each and every one of you. We are so proud. Now, it's my scholarship. The Shan Collin Memorial Scholarship is given to a deserving senior wrestler pursuing higher education who embodies high moral character and displays respect for their teachers and

020peers. These students display the same characteristics and commitment to wrestling that led Shawn to the founding member of the 100 win club. Do you guys want to see the awards? The awards go to Can you say it? I got them. Noah Huber, Edwin Frey, Fry, Donovan Wilkinson, and Dylan Balloon. Thanks guys. [Applause] Thank you, Mrs. Cullen, Sheamus, and Connor. I would like to introduce Mr. Rob Ashley and Mrs. Lauren Ashley to present our next awards. [Applause] The Robert J. Ashley IVth Memorial Scholarship is presented in memory of Robert J. Ashley IV class of 2007 to students who participated in the high school newspaper or played soccer and are pursuing a four-year degree. The scholarships are awarded to for journalism journalism Charles K Jr. and for soccer Owen Dney [Applause] Congratulations. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs.

021Ashley. I would like to introduce Mr. Harry Kala and his and Mrs. Karen Kella to present our next scholarship. [Applause] Good evening everyone. I'm Harry Kella. Uh I'm a 1979 graduate of Centon High School. It sounds really hard to say that. It's been a while. Um I'm here with my wife Karen. Uh this is our seventh year of being able to present this award. We're very honored uh to present it on on behalf of in memory of my sister Trish who was a 1984 graduate of Cinnamonson High School. And just just a little blurb on her uh some history. Uh Trish was born with a heart condition early on where she required a lot of surgery. So she was operated on when uh she was a baby and actually went on to have three more

022heart operations. So she had total of three open heart and one closed heart operations. So um she had a lot to deal with over the course of her life. And unfortunately in 2003 her fourth operation took her life at the early age of 36. Um, so we're while we're very honored to continue to be able to present this award on her behalf, I'm sure that she's here in spirit watching us and we're looking forward to many more years of being able to uh memorial memorialize her and her memory and and moving forward. So with that, uh, the Patricia Trish Kella Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a student or students in this case who plan to pursue a career in health sciences or the medical field with an interest in cardiology as well as a student

023who has a big heart serving as an exemplary member of their community. I always get the good part. Um, this year we're excited to award uh both to two young women, Olivia Moyer and Anella Asbury. That's a [Music] [Applause] Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Kella. I would like to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Irons and Ariana Irons to introduce our next [Applause] awards. For those of you who don't know me, my name is Ariana Irons and I'm lucky enough to call myself Kyle Kaufman's niece. Kyle graduated from Cinnamonson High School in 1992. My uncle Kyle was a pro golfer who put his heart into the game every time he stepped onto the course. He had an infinite love for biology, which he then chose to pursue as a major. My family and I want to present

024these awards to those of you who share his passion and continue to honor his legacy. He would be so proud of your accomplishments and would want you to enjoy the game of golf just as much as he did. Without further ado, I'd like to present this award to Mariela de Christopharo and Anella Adbury. Congratulations. [Applause] Thank you, Irons. I would like to introduce Mr. Mike Ki to present our next [Applause] scholarship. Good evening everyone. My name is Michael Ki. I tend to be a talker, but I promise for tonight, for everybody's sake, I will keep it short and sweet. It is my great honor to be here tonight on behalf of the Cinnamament Soccer Club to present the Cinnamonson Soccer Club scholarship. This scholarship is awarded each year to senior athletes who have shown dedication,

025leadership, and sportsmanship both on and off the field. Tonight, we recognize four outstanding seniors who have not only excelled as soccer players, but have also given their time, heart, and commitment to the Cinnamonson soccer program throughout their time here in Cinemson. Please give me uh please join me in congratulating this year's scholarship recipients. Shane McDev, Noah Huber, Owen Digny, and Ava Standage. Thank you, Mr. Ki. I would now like to introduce Cinnamonson Middle School teacher, Mrs. Shelley Garvey to present the next [Applause] scholarships. The Susan Marowitz Memorial Scholarship is presented by myself and my family in honor of my mom who served as a Cinnamonson board of education member for 11 years. We would like to honor a high achieving graduate pursuing a career in education. And it goes to Brandon Smith and Allison Cotter.

026Thank you, Mrs. Garvey. I would now like to welcome Mrs. Cheryl Adelman to introduce our next award. [Applause] Good evening everyone. I am I feel particularly blessed to be here tonight to present my son's memorial award given for the very first time. The Matthew W. Adelman Memorial Award is awarded to a senior entering a trade and who has demonstrated a spirit of volunteerism. given in honor of Matt, a 1996 CHS graduate who was a talented carpenter and a lifong fireman. Volunteer fireman. The award goes to Alyssa Fugle. [Applause] Well done. [Applause] Thank you, Mrs. Adelman. Please welcome Mrs. Lisa Byron, who will be presenting our next award. Hi, my name is Lisa Byron and I was married to Larry Byron who is the namesake of this scholarship. Larry Byron's passion in life was theater. His

027greatest joy was his family, but parallel to that was extending his knowledge of theater to anyone who was interested. Notice I said interested because he wasn't the type of person to push anything on anyone. Larry was thrilled to have the opportunity to not just direct theater but guide his cast in a way that would they would find themselves exceeding expectations. He had a very calming and kind personality which allowed his cast members to embrace his knowledge and experience. This also encouraged the cast to become close friends that could count on each other. I want to thank Megan Schweitzer for starting the scholarship within a week after Larry passed away two years ago. She has continued to follow Larry's method and is increasingly successful each year. Megan is teaching her students to be passionate and persistent

028as Larry did. The last thing that he would always say to the his cast before they went on stage was have fun. It is my honor to wish congratulations to this year's recipients, Emma Patel and Brandon Smith. They display the values that Larry cherished. Patience, passion, and persistence. Thank you, Mrs. Byron. Please welcome Mr. Dan Harris and Mrs. Cindy Harris to present our next scholarship. The Matty Harris Scholarship is awarded to a senior who goes above and beyond to help others. Someone who is trustworthy, positive in life, and always thinking of others. Maddie was always thinking of others and remained positive throughout her many years in her battle with cancer, no matter how dire things were. On a personal note, this individual selected this year was instrumental in brightening Mattie's final days with us and

029continues to carry on her legacy as a positive role model. Tonight, the Mattie Harris scholarship goes to Ava Sendlets. [Applause] Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Harris. I would like to introduce Miss Mrs. Jill Stavalone, who will be presenting our next scholarship. I think I got this right. In a moment, you'll know why. The drama alumni boosters appreciate the opportunity to recognize a senior student who not only gave time and talent but did it with such dedication and enthusiasm throughout all their years of high school. Our award winner is Emma Patel. Thank you, Mrs. Stavalone. I would like to welcome Ms. Moren McCarthy Gonzalez to present our next award. Cinnamon and Home and School Association supports high school teachers and students year round. Funds raised go to teacher grants, teacher appreciation events, and home and school

030is also proudly also proudly awards seniors with scholarships each year. This year, based on generous donations from parents, the sentiments and community, and fundraising events, we raised $10,500 for the class of 2025 scholarships. This year, we were able we were able to award 30 scholarships. Essays were you essays were tiered using a rubric. So, without um so um the first place recipient will also receive a scholarship from the board of education. So without further ado, the first place recipient is Morgan [Applause] Jans. Congratulations. Now, in no particular order, recipients of the class of the 2025 Home and School Association scholarships are Matthew Schneean, Riley Trudeala, Lily McCarron, Annella Asbury, Lauren Brown, Alyssa Joerger, Ava Malooi, Charles Kine, Nicole Jones, Olivia [Applause] Marinelli, Owen Digny, Jordan Welsh, Siri, Abby Macko, Josh Luben, Logan Hamill, Gianna Little,

031Brandon Smith, Sabi Quinn, Alyssa Fugle, Ava Stendale Levage, Thomas Laurmer, Somay Azay, Madison Regone, Rachel Blindberry, Shane McDev, Sarah Serino, Carara Peron, and Tim O' Conor. Are you sure? Hallelujah. Thank you, Miss McCarthy Gonzalez. I would like to introduce Mrs. Jennifer Schneean to present the next award. Good evening and congratulations to the class of 2025. Drew and I are here to present the Roman Jude Young Memorial Award. Although Roman was not a resident of Cinnamonson, both his parents grew up here and were graduates of CHS along with his aunts and uncles and several of his cousins, including Matthew, who is a member of the class of 2025, making tonight extra special for us. Rowan was always excited to visit his family, and he loved to come to his cousin's activities and see his dad's name

032on the wall of the gym as a winner of districts in wrestling. When we lost Roman in September of 2022, we decided that presenting an award to a Cinnamonson senior was a great way to honor his memory. Each year, we ask the counseling office to choose a graduating senior who lives as Roman did. Someone who shows enthusiasm for all they do and who makes kindness and inclusion a priority. Tonight, we invite you all, not just the winner of this award, to help us keep Roman's spirit alive. Be friendly and kind. Maintain a sense of wonder, talk to people, make jokes, share your knowledge and experiences with others, treasure animals, and of course, love your friends and family endlessly. Tonight we are very happy to present the Roman Jude Young Memorial Award to Samantha Rock. Thank

033you, Mrs. Schneman. Please welcome Mrs. Elaine Mendelo, who will introduce our next award. [Applause] Good evening. It is a great pleasure to be here. I haven't participated each year of this scholarship, but I surely will in the future as long as I'm able. Um, I guess it's I I I didn't go and figure out how many years ago Project Challenge began, but the superintendent at the time came to me and said, "We've selected you to be the Project Challenge teacher." And I was extremely concerned because there was no curriculum. There was nothing except me. And I said, "Why?" They said, "You were the one." I went, they said, "Go to this workshop on Saturdays and you'll understand." So I went to the workshop and it was um an eyeopening experience and what happened was they

034said follow your passions and what happened was I started to teach about Native Americans. I started to teach about the environment. We were doing recycling way back before anybody was. We did all kinds of things. because Dodians didn't always love me. But we had a lot of fun and a lot of good learning. And it was such a joy that over the years all of these students have kept in touch with me and are doing great things in our world. So my son and daughter when my husband became ill it was time for me to retire and after about 43 years of teaching. So we decided to start the Elignment Low Penta Award for a student that had participated in the gifted program to this year. Oh, so I have a daughter in California and

035a son in Cleveland and myself here in New Jersey and we get together online and we make our decision about our uh scholarship winner. We are working hard to try to figure out ways to raise more money so that we can have more than one scholarship and more money in that fund. I just would like to say that God bless uh computers because we each do our own individual assessment. This year we had 12 uh students participate and then we come up with a winner. This year's winner is Ava Stander. [Applause] Each one was an incredible uh essay writer. [Applause] Thank you, Mrs. Mendelo. I would like to introduce Miss Giovana DS to present our next award. Good evening everyone. I'm Gia. Tonight I'm presenting the Leave It All in the Field Rich Downs Memorial

036Award in memory of my dad from class of 1980. Rich DS. If you ever spoke to him, no matter how briefly, you would have learned three things. He was obsessed with Alabama football. He loved his family more than anything and he was the most avid field hockey fan I've ever met in my life. My dad began coaching me in field hockey when I was six and coaching in Simmonson when I was 10. He earned the opportunities to coach across South Jersey and even on the national level. He was a hockey player for 30 years. So when I came home from New Albany with my Cinnamonson girls field hockey flyer in kindergarten, it was the best day of his life. He decided in that moment that he was going to learn everything about field hockey. And

037he bought the field hockey rule book and read every single page in one day. The only book he's ever read in his life. And for all the field hockey players here, I'm sure it's not many. You know how long that thing is. It's like 200 300 pages of rules. So, when my dad passed away, when I was a junior here at CHS, we thought that it would be really amazing if we were able to honor his memory by starting a scholarship here at the high school he graduated from in the town he grew up in, town he moved back to so his kids could grow up here. And that's how we started the Leave It All the Field Memorial Award. As a coach, my dad would tell his players to leave it all on the

038field before every single game. Whether you won or lost, if you left it all on the field, you could still be proud of yourself. We give this award to a player who leaves it on the field in field hockey, school, the community, and just all aspects of life. This year, the recipient of the award is Olivia Marinelli. [Applause] Thank you, Miss DS. Please welcome Mr. Michael Underwood, who will be presenting our next awards. [Applause] Good evening. [Music] Um, this scholarship is for the class of 1986. Uh, it's it's to epitomize our class's traditional values of humor, school spirit, compassion, empathy, and humor. Um, the scholarships are presented to actually I'm looking for them. I'm sorry. Here they are. The awards go to Timothy O' Conor and Alexandra E. Philippo. [Applause] Hey, Alex. [Applause] Thank you,

039Mr. Underwood. I would like to introduce Mary Jack and Libby Tadley to present our next scholarship. [Applause] Good evening. Each year we present the Dave Higs Memorial Scholar Scholarship to two graduating seniors in honor of our pup. Our pup was a very proud student pirate. He was often found on the sidelines of sporting events wearing his red and black attire. He loved tell others about how much he loved this town. He was proud to have three children graduate from Cinnamonson High School and glad that five grandchildren are also pirates. This scholarship, this scholarship is given to two students a two student athletes who have shown success in the classroom and and on the field, but who also share the same enthusiasm for being a pirate. This year, both recipients have families that have been pirates

040for multiple generations like ours. We are very happy to give the Dave Hicks Memorial Scholarship to Riley Fidala and Noah Huber. [Applause] Thank you. I would now like to introduce Mrs. Lorie Dawkins, Mr. John Dawkins, and Mr. Peter Atkinson. [Applause] Good evening. The Eric K. Dawkins Shining Star Award is in memory of Eric Dawkins. He was class of 1983. He was a dear son, brother, brother-in-law, and friend. And if this award is awarded to softball players who exemplify leadership and team building skills on and off the diamond, these individuals strive to reach their highest academic and athletic success. The awards go to Jordan Welsh, Morgan Jans, Madden Ritler, and Hannah Derbashshshire. Congratulations. [Applause] The next award is for um the Yavon Moral Award. Award sponsored by the club Evanette is presented to a student who

041is continuing their education in the field of business. The award goes to Sububai [Applause] Quinn. Congratulations. Okay. And one more. The Janet Towns Memorial Scholarship Award sponsored by the club Evanets is given to a student who is continuing her schooling in the field of education. The scholarship is presented to Selena Hogtos. [Applause] Thank you. [Applause] Thank you, Mrs. Dawkins. I would like to introduce Mrs. Deetsz and Scott Cassidy to introduce our next [Applause] award. Thank you all very much. Uh, congratulations to the class of 25 and to all the winners tonight. Uh, my name is Scott Cassidy and I'm here with my family to present Robert E. Deetsz Memorial Award to a group of outstanding students who reflect the generous spirit of a truly remarkable man. So for 40 years, Bob Deetsz was a teacher

042here. He taught industrial arts. Uh, he was beloved by all his students and was extraordinarily kind. Most of the afternoons he could be seen spent helping students and teachers fix their cars or building sets for the uh high school theater program. In retirement, he also devoted his time to others. He built houses with Habitat for Humanity, and he spent a lot of time maintaining and repairing his church. In his memory, my family and I proudly recognize five graduating seniors who have gone above and beyond to support and uplift their community. Please join me in celebrating the following students. Anella Asbury, Ava Standalevich, Edwin Frey, Sadie Bertoff, and Maline Shonberger. Thank you, Mr. Cassidy. I would like to welcome Mrs. Francine Zimmerman to present our next [Applause] scholarship. Hello everyone. I am here this evening representing

043the Dylan Hart Foundation. This foundation was created in memory of our beloved son, Dylan. Dylan was easygoing, honest, kind, and caring. He loved helping others. Memories of his incredible laugh will forever live in my heart. His smile was something that could light up the room like nothing else. He would always find something positive in every situation. He attended Cinnamonson schools throughout his life. He graduated in 2016 where he was a member of the wrestling team. Dylan had to overcome many challenges that were beyond his control. He struggled with short stature. Even though he weighed a whopping 68 pounds his freshman year, he decided to join the wrestling team and competed in the 105 pound weight class. Every year, our foundation awards a scholarship and donates to the local school in aid for mental health programs.

044I'd like to take a moment and thank all the donors including our top donor you first integrative wellness in Cherry Hill as well as family and friends who have supported us over the past six years. We know that our chosen recipients will make a valuable contribution to our community and beyond and that is the reason we selected them and we wish them the best in all their future endeavors. The scholarship recipients for the Dylan Hart Memorial Scholarship are Benjamin Tuenoff, Matthew Sheaman, and Dylan Voluone. [Applause] Thank you, Mrs. Zimmerman. Please welcome Mrs. Rhonda Okconor, her son Rob O' Conor, Mr. Matthew Cr, and his wife and Cinnamon's mayor, Mrs. Stephanie Kville, to present our next award. [Applause] On behalf of Cinnamonson Baseball, it is my honor to present a scholarship award that carries with it

045the spirit and legacy of someone who deeply shaped our community. Former mayor and township committeeman Bill O'Conor. Throughout his many years of public service, Bill always placed service placed service to community above self. Nowhere was this more evident than in his unwavering commitment to youth sports and cinem. Whether as a father, coach, umpire, referee, or simply a fan in the stands, Bill understood from his own upbringing in Camden and his time in Maple Shade the profound impact that strong youth programs have in shaping our middle school and high school students and by extension our entire community. When Bill was first elected to public office in the late 1990s, the state of Cinnamonson's recreational spaces, its parks, fields, and playgrounds reflected years of neglect. While others were content with minimal investment, Bill saw potential. He envisioned

046envisioned something greater, a community where recreation was a priority and not an afterthought. With that vision, he led the transformation of our public parks with particular focus on Memorial Park. What was once a group of sandlot fields became under his guidance a vibrant recreational hub. Competitive level baseball and softball fields were developed. A roller hockey rink, botchi courts, soccer fields, playgrounds, walking paths, and support facilities like restrooms and concessions were all added or improved. His influence extended across the township, revitalizing neighborhood parks and leaving a a lasting impact on every corner of our community. But perhaps no contribution was more personal than to Bill than his leadership of Cinnamon and baseball. He took over the organ organization at a time when it had little or no equipment, maybe a couple of bags and a near

047empty bank account. Through his dedication and vision, he transformed it into the strong Cal Ripken Babe Babe Ruth program we know today. One that not only serves our youth but gives back to them as we do tonight through scholarships like this one. As we present the Cinnamon and baseball scholarship award this evening, we do so in memory of Bill O'Conor's tireless efforts, his belief in the power of sports, his envision for community recreation, and his legacy that lives on in every game played, every field maintained, and every young athlete supported. At this time, I'd like to introduce my husband and former Civinsson baseball president, Matt CrarAl, who are announced this year's recipients. Also want to give a nod to uh Bill's son Rob. Most of you guys know him as Rob and um soon and

048now Coach Rob. Yes. Following in his father's footsteps. So, um, this year's recipients are Anthony Allison, Drrony, Gideon, Chris, Logan, Hamill, Noah Harvey, Charlie Kind, Paul Megan, Dylan McAnnanders, Luke Ritler, and this guy who's been baseball ready since the age of Judas. Congratulations. Congratulations. Congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. [Applause] Thank you, Mrs. Okconor, Rob, Mr. CrarAl, and Mayor Crarville. I would like to introduce Miss Madison Walker to introduce our next award. [Applause] Good evening. My name is Madison Walker. The Athletes Are Human Madison Walker Scholarship is given to a student who has played all four years of high school and will continue to play in college. This award goes to Drew Harvey. Thank you. [Applause] Thank you, Miss Walker. Next, I would like to welcome Mrs. Claire Hunter to present our next [Applause] awards. Good

049evening. The Lieutenant Christopher Hunter Memorial Scholarship sponsored by Hunter's Heroes Foundation is in memory of Chris's dedication to educating himself and others as well as representing the meaning of a true hero. Lieutenant Hunter was committed to serving his community as a firefighter for 22 years. This award is presented to a student who has the qualities of courage, integrity, and humility. The award goes to Charles Ambos. [Applause] Thank you, Mrs. Hunter. Please welcome social studies, business, and technology supervisor, Mr. Robert Becker, and counseling supervisor, Miss Linda Kella, who will be presenting our next awards. Good evening. The Joanne Leisure Memorial Scholarship is given to a female varsity basketball player who has shown leadership, spirit, and a willingness to volunteer on and off the court and will be furthering her education. This scholarship is presented to Ava

050Stendale Levage. The Cinnamonson Girls Field Hockey Booster Club award goes to Lauren Brown, Olivia Marinelli, Maline Poor, Samantha Rock, and Rachel Blindberry. The Anthony Jewelers Award is presented to a collegebound senior entering the field of business or marketing. The award goes to Sarah Delgado. The Gan Duchik Discipline and Dedication Band Award is given to a student who demonstrates exceptional discipline and dedication in fulfilling marching band obligations. This award goes to Gail Reed. The Pirate Pride Scholarship is in memory of Donna Morton, who displayed pirate pride in supporting Cinnamonson athletes while fighting her own battle with cancer. The recipients have had an immediate family member suffer from a difficult illness or lost a family member during their high school years. They maintained their grades, played a high school sport senior year, and most of all exuded

051the pirate pride that Donna demonstrated. The awards are presented to Simon Jedits, Morg Morgan Jans, and Chase Long. The class of 1980 alumni memorial scholarship is awarded to the student who is considered the most improved during their years at CHS. The award goes to Grace Gonzalez. [Applause] The David Honig Memorial Scholarship is presented to a graduating senior who plans to attend a vocational school or enter the military. The scholarship is presented to Joel Victor Arabel. [Applause] The class of 1987 Scott Evancho Memorial Award is presented to a varsity football player with a GPA of 3.2 or higher. The award goes to Donovan Wilkinson. The Sandy Stickler Brown Music Award is presented to Emma Patel. The National Honor Society Leadership Awards are given to Anella Asbury, Shane McDevit, Carly Marinelli, Michael Crannle, Satie Bertoff, Olivia Marinelli,

052and Brendan Freda. The Cinnamonson Township Police Association Award is presented to sincere, honest, well-rounded seniors who participated in school and community functions, have a solid grade point average, and anticipate a career in law enforcement. The awards go to Julia Olivea and Brian Young. The Dorothy El Brown Memorial Scholarship Award is given to a graduating senior who has the qualities of optimism, school spirit, and dedication. In addition, through hard work, persistence, and perseverance, achieve their goals. The scholarship is awarded to Kaylee Murphy and Sarah Serino. The Henry D. Chelman Memorial Scholarship Fund is award is sponsored by the New Jersey Policeman's Benevolent Association, Burlington County Local 37. Is awarded to a student who exhibits outstanding character, citizenship, and is active in the community. The scholarship is awarded to Rose [Applause] Carol. The Cinnamon High School Outstanding

053Athlete Awards, male and female, are presented to Ava Stendelovich and Noah Harvey. The Colleen Cross Memorial Award is presented to a senior planning a career as a teacher. The award goes to Satie [Applause] Berdolf. The Richard J. Surfling Junior Memorial Scholarship Award is given to a student continuing in a vocational or technical area. The scholarship is awarded to Gavin McGufflin. The Cinnamonson Basketball Group Athlete Leadership Award is given to student athletes who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, sportsmanship, academic performance, and volunteer volunteerism for their team, school, and community. The awards go to Madden Riddler and Saudi Gant. The Cinnamon Cinnamonson Athletic Association football scholarship is presented to a student athletes who participated in the Cinnamonson Athletic Association football program prior to high school who continued playing at CHS and are continuing their education entering the military

054and/or the workforce. The awards are presented to Cain Block, Tyler Paladino, Matthew Sheiman, Jude Zarnowski, Kevin Prendergrass, I'm sorry, Gavin Pendergrass, John Victor Dialaria, Raymond J. [Applause] Seawwick, the Palmyra Riverton Cinnamon and Lions Club. AECAR community service award is presented to deserving students who have participated in community activities and/or is associated with organizations that contribute to a better community. The the awards go to Abby Makawitz and Taylor Wayne. I would like to introduce Mr. Steven Capello, superintendent of Cinnamon Schools to help introduce the next award. Thank you, Mr. Becker. On behalf of the Burlington County Association of School Administrators, it gives me great pleasure to introduce this evening's award winner. Uh, in addition to giving the award winner out, the award out this evening, I also have the pleas privilege of serving as the scholarship

055chair for Burlington County, where during this award season, the Burlington County Association of School Administrators will be awarding a top student from each of the 21 high schools in Burlington County. It gives me great pleasure to introduce this evening's award winner a $500 scholarship to uh, Kelly Truss. [Applause] Please welcome Director of English Language Arts Instruction, Mrs. Kristen Meltter, and Director of Science and STEM, Mr. Matthew Perupka, to announce our next awards. The Alistister and Thelma McCree memorial scholarship award is presented to a student who participates in and enjoys sports who will continue their education. This scholarship is awarded to Sadi Gam. The Christopher Cannon Reed Scholarship Fund Award is given to two students who have most improved their standing and who are continuing their education. The awards go to the Strat Caesar and Kain

056Block. The Carol Devig Music Scholarship Award is given to students who loved and excelled at music. The scholarships are awarded to Addison Evans and Charles Ambos. The Cinnamon and Education Association scholarship is awarded to a student entering the field of education. The scholarship is presented to Selena [Applause] Hagstas. The Cinnamonson Education Association Scholarship is presented to Joshua Luben. The Cinnamonson Elementary Home and School Association Award is given to deserving students who attended Cinnamonson Elementary Schools who are continuing their education in any field. This year's recipients are Abby Makawitz and Colin Parish. The Fletcher Brothers Roofing and Siding Award is given to a student entering a trade or attending a trade or vocational school after high school. The award goes to Samuel Hartley. The New Jersey Cooperative Education Association Outstanding Student Award is presented to Brian

057Young. The Pam Kreps Dedicated Community Volunteer Scholarship is awarded to the student that has demonstrated a passionate involvement in the community through volunteering and is continuing on to secondary education. This award embodies Pam's strong belief that every person should be willing to give of themselves to help others, which was so important to Pam in her lifetime. The scholarship is awarded to Michael Kandle. The Mike Pop Pour Baseball Spirit Award pres is presented to a baseball player who has shown leadership and spirit during their senior season and will be attending a college or a trade school. The award goes to Logan Hamill. The Cinnamonson Girls Field Hockey Senior Award is presented to graduating seniors who will be attending an institution of higher learning, played varsity field hockey, and displayed a leadership role for the Cinnamonson girls

058field hockey program. The award goes to Lauren Brown. The girls volleyball booster club award is presented to Anella Asbury, Ava Malookski, Grace Dwire, Emma Nagel, Alexandra Angelone, Emma Gwen, Alyssa Jagger, Emma Jenkins, Adriana Ross, and Hannah Derby. The Cinnamonson High School student store awards are given for ongoing participation in maintaining the standards set by National DECA and the school-based enterprise advisory committee. The awards go to Luke Ryan, John Dilva, and Benjamin Tenoff. [Applause] The Jane B. Wallenach Memorial Award is given in honor of the career and generosity of Jane B. Wallenbeck as social worker within the Cinnamonson School District to two seniors who plan to enter the human services field or volunteer in areas reflective of the ideas of the Jane B. Wallen needy family fund. The awards go to Jacob Brooks and Luke Centinaro.

059The Buccaneer Award is given to senior members of the Cinnamonson High School yearbook staff who have contributed time and talent in the publication of the Buccaneer. The award goes to Emma Nagel. The class of 1974 award is presented to well-rounded collegebound student with unique character. The awards go to Ibuki Mustafa and Caleb Lorenzo. [Music] The Tina Voyro Memorial Scholarship is presented to a student who personifies qualities similar to Tina's and has consistently remained positive, caring, and selfless throughout their high school career. This year's recipient is Alexandra D. Philippo. The Red Cross blood drive scholarships are awarded to Addison Evans and Eva Quinn. [Music] The Cinnamonson Operations Staff Association Award is given to a collegebound senior majoring in the field of engineering or attending a technical school. The scholarship goes to Shane McDevit. The multicultural club

060officer award is given for participation and dedication to the club. The award is presented to Avery Chen. Please welcome physical education and arts supervisor Mr. Matt Digny and director of world language ML and music Mrs. Suzanne Fischer who will be presenting our next awards. The Porch Club of Verton Award is given to a woman who has shown strong involvement and commitment to her community. The award goes to Kellen Kohler. The Razer Aveda School Scholarship is awarded to Mariah Hill and Marissa Rink. The Pan Creps Spray Decor Band Award is awarded to a student who participates in a band and instinctively provides help to bandmates without seeking recognition. The award goes to Ryan Driscoll. The CHS extra point club dedication and appreciation awards are given to four-year football players of the Cinnamonson football program in appreciation

061of the commitment and dedication shown to the team during their tenure as players. The awards go to Raymond Seawick, Dylan McAnnandrews, Connor Coslo, Matthew Schneeman, Thomas Laurar, Kain Block, Tyler Paladino, Charles K Jr., Victor Meera, Paul Megan, Curtis Jenkins, Jude Zernowski, Gavin Prrendergast, Jonathan Vargas, and John Victor Dolivera. The Interact Award is presented to Nicole Jones and Subai Quinn. The Ursula Marsh Powell Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a student continuing their education. The scholarship goes to Victor Meera. The Matthew Patrick Pellegrino DECA scholarship is presented to students who have excelled in the marketing education and DECA programs, possess leadership qualities, and will be continuing their education at a 4-year college. The scholarships are awarded to Danny Garcett and Jordan Trinker. The JD baseball softball scholarship is given to members of either the baseball or softball

062teams who have shown outstanding dedication to the team. The scholarships go to Ellie Zarnowski and Anthony [Applause] Allison McDonald's family restaurant of Cinnamonson. The scholarship is awarded to Dana Gomez. The Riverside Turner Sound Mind Sound Body Award is given to students furthering their education. The scholarships are awarded to Landon Honeyford and Ein Yelson. The BJ Burgerer Therefore Your Neighbor Award is presented to Nicole Jones. The Matthew Patrick Pellegrino Soccer Scholarship is given to students who demonstrate enthusiasm and good sportsmanship both on and off the soccer field, who will be continuing their education at a 4-year college. The scholarships are awarded to Siri and Gavin Ritler. The Georgettes Market Award is given to students who demonstrate the most effort towards our development through the use of resource room program. The awards are presented to Dylan Malloy,

063Lauren Brown, Grace Dwire, and Ethan Banhold. The Debbie Saloy Award is given to a senior who is excelled in and intends to further their education in any aspect of the performing arts. Sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Saloy. The award goes to Addison Evans. The New Jersey Cooperative Education Association Career and Technical Education Lincoln Technical Institute Scholarship is awarded to Jacob Brooks. The New Jersey Cooperative Education Association Career and Technical Reseri Scholarship is awarded to Marissa [Applause] Rink. Cindy Matis Camarada Memorial Scholarship Award is given to a graduating senior that has shown passion for learning and will be pursuing a career either in education, journalism, or English. This award is presented to Lauren [Applause] Brown. The Yield Newton Nassau Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Award is presented to a student who demonstrates good

064citizenship. The award goes to Yasmine Victoria Dilva. Cinnamonson Middle School Home and School Association Award is given to students who attended the Cinnamon Middle School for a minimum of at least two years who are furthering their education and have demonstrated a commitment to learning. The students must have volunteered a minimum of 10 hours to the school or the community. The award goes to Elizabeth Blair and Giovani Lois. The Cinnamonson High School student council award is given in appreciation for service to class, school, and community. The awards go to Siri, Gwentalyn Jakanssky, Riley Fudala, Ay Ava Stendalevich, and Alexandra Defilippo. Please welcome school counselors Miss Kimberly Rickus and Mr. Mike Rupture who will present our next awards. The Cinnamonson High School Scholar Athlete Award is presented to Brendan Fredo. The College Board National African-American Recognition Program

065Awards are presented to Justin Triner. The College Board National Merit Scholarship Program PSAT commended scholars are presented to Shawn [Applause] Meyers. College Board National First Generation Merit Recognition Program is awarded to Emma Patel. The Cinnamonson Community Chorus Award is presented for outstanding contribution to coral music at CHS. The award goes to Addison Evans. The College Board AP Scholar with Distinction Award is granted to students who receive an average of 3.5 in all AP exams taken and scores of three or higher on five or more of these exams. The awards are presented to Kellen Kohler, Brendan Frad, and Eva Quinn. The College Board AP Scholar with Honor Award is granted to students who received an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken and scores of three or higher on five or more

066of these exams. These awards are presented to Anella Asbury, Michael Kandle, Emma Nagel, and Benjamin Tenoff. The Lee McKver Memorial Award is given to seniors who participated in the Cinnamonson girl softball program, played at least four years, played varsity softball, and plans to attend an accredited institution of higher learning. The awards are presented to Morgan Jans, Madison Reon, Jordan Welsh, Maline Riddler, Hannah Derby, Ellie Zornowski, Not done yet, girls. [Applause] [Music] The Janet Cooper Smith Memorial Award in honor of her 37-year career within Cinnamonson School District is presented to a graduating senior who displays extraordinary volunteer service to their community. This scholarship goes to Maline Choberger. The Cinnamonson High School Unsung Hero and Unsung Heroine Awards are presented to Maline Riddler and Edwin [Applause] Frey. The Strings of Cinnamons and Parents Awards are presented to

067Kellen Kohler, Ryan Malinowski, and Robert Preston. The Burlington County Association of School Business Officials Award is given to a deserving senior who has expressed interest in the field of business or finance and will be attending a two or four-year school. The award goes to Benjamin Tion. The chamber choir award is awarded to members who have made significant contribution to the chamber choir and plan to continue their education. The awards go to Robert Smith, Simon Jedits, Addison Evans, Charles Ambos, Timothy O' Conor, Emma Patel. The Cinnamon Lacrosse Club Award is given to seniors who have demonstrated success in academics, athletics, and sportsmanship while participating in lacrosse. This year's recipients are Megan Nelson and Raymond Seaw. The drama club award is presented to a graduating senior furthering their study in theater arts. The award goes to Addison

068Evans. The CHS Unified Award is given to a graduating senior who has made a meaningful commitment to supporting students and staff of the CHS life skills program, either through participation in Play Unified teams or other activities. In addition, an award is given to a life skill student who embodies the spirit and enthusiasm of the Play Unifi program. The scholarships go to Logan Hamill and Isaiah Phillips. The Cinnamonson Baseball Booster Club Award is presented to four-year baseball players of the CHS baseball program in appreciation of the dedication shown during their tenure as players. This year's recipients are Gideon Crisp, Jude Zarnowski, Noah Harvey, Dylan McAnnanders, Charles Kind Jr., Luke Ritler, Logan Hamill, Anthony Allison, Gerie. [Applause] The Rowan College at Burlington County Excellence Award is presented to Samantha Rock. The Barbara F. Kenny Memorial Award is

069given to a graduating senior planning to attend college and whose essay best exemplifies Mrs. Kenny's belief in the importance of higher education, commitment to excellence in writing, and attention to detail that was a defining defining quality of her life. The award goes to Morgan Jans. The US President's Volunteer Service Award recipients are gold level Maline [Applause] Shonberger. The Lewis Henderson Memorial Award is awarded to a graduating senior whose academic record demonstrates promise in the field of mathematics. This year's winner is Satie Berthal. The Lambert Scully Bozart BFW Post number 3020 award in memory of Robert Fenton post commander goes to Ibrahim Akit and Nicole Arolo. The CHS commitment, honor, and spirit award is presented to the following seniors. Brendan Fredo, Emma Nagel, Vincent Andans, Sumea Ayz, Justin Traner, Emma Gwen, Eric Ficky, Sean Meyers, Rose

070Carol, Carly Marinelli, Samuel Corsello, Elizabeth Blair, Rachel Blindberry, Logan Beagos, The CHS community service awards are presented to bronze level, Alyssa Fugle, Luke Ryan, Benjamin Tion, Sarah Serena, and Buuki Mustafa. Silver level, Ryan Driscoll, Samuel Corsello, and gold level, Ava Stendelich and Maline Shoberger. You can't If you are still physically able, please join me in one last round of applause for all of us. Couple of quick housekeeping items. Uh if you didn't get a program on your way in, we have made additional copies that are available on your way out. Uh those people that got the four-year uh principles list award uh that we took the picture on the riser, please come up before you go home so we can make sure that you get your pin. Uh senior award winners, to obtain your scholarships

071and awards, please review the directions that are included with the award you just received. You must bring your thank you note to the counseling office starting on Friday, June 6th to pick up your checks. Checks can be picked up anytime from 8:00 to 2:30 p.m. Make sure to bring all of your thank you notes at the same time. This must be done before June 30th. Graduation practice is on Wednesday, June 11th at 7:35. Please meet the auditorium as there is no senior privilege. I would like to thank each and every one of you for joining us this evening and recognize our award recipients. Congratulations and good evening.