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Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME | February 14, 2002 | Copyright

John Bapst Memorial High School

Second quarter honor roll

Seniors, high honors: William M. Gramlich, Elizabeth K. Hewett, Bailey E. Hill, Shawn E. Keogan, Samantha J. Mahar, Jesse A. McCree, Amelia R. Mitchell-Storer, Kathryn A. Ostrofsky, Robert J. Weber; honors: Kristina E. Atkinson, Jessica F. Attean, Benjamin L. Baldus, Joel T. Barkan, Hannah L. Binette, Anthony R. Black, Ethan R. Booker, Allison A. Brodsky, Conrad C. Brown, Emily-Jean C. Brown, Shannon L. Campbell, Richard R. Carey, Ryan J. Carey, William E. Chapman, Jr., Ian J. Connole, Julie E. Crotty, Michael J.…

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