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www.silvercreekschools.org June 2013 934-2603

Andrew Sweetman ~ Valedictorian Andrew Sweetman is the son of Marcy Sweetman of Silver Creek and David Sweetman of Hamburg. He is also the

grandson of Dick and Lorraine Sweetman and Gaynor and Sharon Homokay. After graduation, Andrew plans on

attending the University of Buffalo, Honors College where he will major in Biomedical Sciences. He plans on attending medical school and focus on a job within the medical field. His current ambitions are to be an anesthesiologist, however,

this may change while learning more about this diverse field.

Andrew has been an extremely active “Black Knight”. He has participated on Varsity Golf for six years, Varsity Soccer for

three years and one year of JV Football. Although he enjoys sports, his heart is in music. Andrew has participated in

every musical since third grade. Recently he was Harry MacAfee in “Bye,Bye Birdie” and his sophomore year he played Nicely-Nicely Johnson in “Guys and Dolls”. He has been an integral member of the choral program as Senior Chorus

Co-President, and has participated numerous years of All-County, Area All-State and was asked as an alternate for

Conference Area All-State. He has also participated in band playing alto-saxophone and holds the Vice President position

in the Senior Band.

Andrew has participated and has been an officer of several clubs including Key Club, Student Council, Big Buddy, Natural

Helpers, Quiz Club, and National Honor Society, as well as being the President of the Class of 2013. He has been Knight of the Month both in Middle and High School. He was awarded the Rochester Institute of Technology Computer Medal

Award and scholarship. Andrew was awarded a scholarship from the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine to study for a week in Washington, DC,

on the field of medicine, and through this trip, he discovered his passion and ambition in the field of medicine.

Andrew looks forward to this next chapter in life, but knows he will miss the incredible friends and memories created here at Silver Creek. He would like to

especially thank his friends, family and teachers for pushing him to perform at his best ability. He will leave Silver Creek as an educated individual seeking

further learning, but will always remember his roots as a Black Knight.

Anna Hartinger ~ Salutatorian

Anna Hartinger is the daughter of Wayne and Laura Hartinger of Irving. Throughout high school, Anna has participated in

many clubs including Student Council, Key Club, The American Indian Youth Organization, National Honor Society,

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD), Yearbook Club, Ski Club, and Foreign Language Club. She has likewise

become an officer of a several of the clubs mentioned.

Outside of school, Anna has provided her service to the community by assisting in the Sunset Bay Beach Cleanup, Silver

Creek Flood Cleanup, Sunset Bay Flood Cleanup, Martin/Hallmark Family Benefit, Nathan George Foundation Spaghetti

Dinner, VFW Spaghetti Dinner, and VFW Chicken Wing Eating Contest. She also provided tutoring service at her school

along with volunteering to be a Lifeguard and Swim Instructor for the Silver Creek Central School Swim Program. Anna

was a member of the Varsity Swimming Team from 2007 to 2013, the Varsity Cheerleading Team from 2009 to 2013,

and the Softball Team from 2007 to 2013. She was Captain of the Swimming Team both her Junior and Senior years,

and Captain of the Cheerleading Team her Senior year.

Anna’s high school awards include Honor Roll for academics from 2005 to 2013, rankings in art contests in 2010, WDOE

Student Athlete, Most Valuable Player Award for the Swimming Team in 2012 and 2013, Black Knight Award for the

Cheerleading Team in 2013, Good Sportsmanship Award for the Cheerleading Team in 2009 and 2010, Knight of the

Month in 2009, and was recognized as a Scholar Athlete and Section 6 Athlete for the Swimming Team from 2009 to 2013. During her Senior year at Silver

Creek, Anna was additionally awarded the Rochester Institute of Technology Science Award and Scholarship, Business First 2013 All WNY Academic Team

Award, Greater Chautauqua FCU Dale Preiss Community Scholarship, and the Native Success Scholarship.

In the fall of 2013, Anna will be attending the State University at Buffalo to pursue a degree in Pharmacology. Her plans are to receive her Doctorate of

Pharmacy in hopes of better helping people to understand the purposes and uses of medications in order to utilize them more efficiently in a healthy and

positive manner.

She expresses great appreciation of those who assisted her throughout her journey at Silver Creek Central School, and is furthermore driven to become a

successful young woman.

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Megan Stoll #3

Parents: Donna Stoll and James Azzarella

College Plans: I am going to be studying at Canisius College in the Fall.

Major: Dual major of criminal justice and psychology

Activities: Honor Society President, Student Council

Co-President, Class Secretary, Natural Helpers Secretary, Key Club, Band Secretary, Chorus Treasurer, Chautauqua Children’s Chorale (8 years), Bye Bye Birdie, Guys & Dolls, Area All-State and All-County participant, Big Buddy

Career Plans: In the future, I hope to become a criminal psychologist to study criminals and find out what made them commit their crimes.

Elizabeth Golubski #4

Parents: Brenda and Timothy Golubski

College Plans: Attending Herkimer County Community College and will be on the bowling team and hopefully transfer to a four-year college to continue my education.

Major: General Studies

Activities: Bowling, Softball, Co-President of SADD, Student Council, Senior High Chorus, Senior High Band (percussion)

Career Plans: Undecided

Adam Papero #5

Parents: Deborah Papero and Ed Gagola

College Plans: Oswego

Major: Political Science, Pre-Law

Activities: SADD, GSA, 3-1-3, Key Club, School Store, fundraising for Harlem Wizards

Career Plans: Mediation

Marissa Donovan #6

Parents: John & Nadine Donovan

College Plans: I plan to attend Ohio University this fall.

Major: Magazine Journalism

Activities: My activities include playing basketball and volleyball, being with my friends, reading as much as I can and, of course, shopping.

Career Plans: My ultimate goal is to become editor-in-chief of Glamour magazine. I wish to travel the world, interview people, and write about the latest trends.

Karen Pelz #7

Parents: Keith and Christine Pelz

College Plans: I have received the USA scholarship for full paid to Jamestown Community College. I was one of eight high school seniors to be accepted first year into the nursing program but have decided to look into several majors for my first semester.

Major: Undecided

Activities: During high school, I spent most of my time with my closest friends. I also have a strong enthusiasm for photography, fashion and writing.

Career Plans: I have not decided definite plans for my future but hope to pursue a career that will allow me to help people such as a therapist, nurse, or another medical career.

Tessa Gibbon #8

Parents: Kim and Michelle Gibbon

College Plans: My plan is to attend JCC for my first two years of college and enroll in the Pre-Pharmacy Program where I will graduate with an Associate in Science degree and then transfer to a pharmacy school where I will finish with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

Major: Pharmacy

Activities: Cheerleading (Football season Captain), Bowling, Softball, Band (Treasurer), Chorus, Student Council (Treasurer), National Honor Society (Vice President), Class Officer (Vice President), SADD (President), Spanish Club, AFS (President),

Key Club, 4H (Club President), Chautauqua Children’s Chorale

Career Plans: My plan is to become a Pharmacist.


Rachel Leavitt #9

Parents: Hal and Betty Leavitt

College Plans: Full tuition scholarship at Jamestown Community College

Major: Undecided at this time, however, considering psychology or the arts field.

Activities: I play guitar and piano, am an avid reader and enjoy arts and crafts. Throughout High School, I participated in Volleyball, Basketball and Softball.

Career Plans: To achieve a Master’s Degree in my field of choice to prepare me for the work force ahead.

Bethany Dohman #10

Parents: Andy and Jennifer Kehrer and Bryan and Stacey Dohman

College Plans: SUNY Oswego

Major: Meteorology

Activities: Band (piccolo), singing outside school and hanging with family and friends

Career Plans: Meteorologist outside New York State

Photos courtesy of Observer Photographer Matt Panebianco


Name College/University

Tucker Antecki Erie Community College

Tyler Bain SUNY Brockport

Bradley Bardo Marines

Allyssa Brightman Navy

Tyson Brown Army

Jacob Capitano Work Force

Jade Chamberlain Pittsburgh Inst. of Mortuary Science

Courtney Cummings Jamestown Community College

Rachel Czarnecki Pace

Darius DeNisco Jamestown Community College

Bethany Dohman SUNY Oswego

Marissa Donovan Ohio University

Kimberly Gage Jamestown Community College

Edward Gallivan, Jr. SUNY Fredonia

Tessa Gibbon Jamestown Community College

Elizabeth Golubski Jamestown Community College

Alicia Gorka Monroe Community College

Christopher Gowan Army

Taylesha Hallmark Genesse Community College

Philip Hansen SUNY Fredonia

Anna Hartinger University at Buffalo

Reanna Haskins Jamestown Community College

Amber Hemphill SUNY Fredonia

Benjamin Hogg Monroe Community College

Emily Hughes Work Force

Courtney Irvin Work Force

Makalah Jones Utah Valley University

Hannah Jopek Jamestown Community College

Zachary Klisiewicz Buffalo State

Jonathan Klocko Jamestown Community College

Cameron Kovel Jamestown Community College

Taylor Law Jamestown Community College

Rachel Leavitt Jamestown Community College

Elijah LeRoy Work Force

Stephen Marcey Buffalo State

Sydney Martin SUNY Oswego

Name College/University

Michelle McMasters Work Force

Mikayla Miller Erie Community College

Nellie Mohamed Jamestown Community College

Anthony Morales SUNY Brockport

Adam Papero SUNY Oswego

Megan Parker Jamestown Community College

Karen Pelz Jamestown Community College

Daphne Perry Morrisville State College

Joshua Pfleuger SUNY Fredonia

Maggie Pryll Jamestown Community College

Stephen Quinn Marines

Christian Restivo Alfred State

Dylanne Seeley Erie Community College

Dakota Smith Work Force

Kyle Smith University at Buffalo

Megan Stoll Canisus College

Anthony Strong Work Force

Andrew Sweetman University at Buffalo

Daniel Sweetman Rochester Institute of Technology

Kaitlin Tachibana SUNY Fredonia

Adam Tanner Jamestown Community College

Tyler Tulipane Erie Community College

Justin VanRensselaer Marine Mechanics Inst.

Connor Vara Paul Smith’s College

Daniel Weimer Niagara University

Zedekiah Williams University of Virginia

Class of 2013 Commencement Speaker Emily Joy

Emily Joy, contestant for NBC’s “The Biggest Loser,” was born and raised in Western New York. Now living in Charlotte, North Carolina, Emily brings a passion to inspire people everywhere to believe in themselves and reach their full potential regarding their fitness and wellness goals. Aside from educating and inspiring others on health and wellness, Emily is also a Language Arts teacher at Countryside Montessori Middle School, where her varied knowledge and talents are shared with Charlotte’s youth.


Class Night was held on June 7th and the following character, citizenship and achievement awards were presented to the following seniors:

DISTRICT UNION LOCAL ONE: Essay contest, school & community activities, financial need, unusual circumstances, and timelines.

WINNER: BETHANY DOHMAN

WINNER: KIMBERLY GAGE

WINNER: NELLIE MOHAMED

WINNER: MEGAN STOLL

ARMY RESERVE SCHOLAR ATHLETE: WINNER: ANDREW SWEETMAN

WINNER: ANNA HARTINGER

CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE: Acknowledgement of academic excellence in becoming Valedictorian

and Salutatorian.

WINNER: ANDREW SWEETMAN


NASSP/HERFF JONES PRINCIPAL’S LEADERSHIPAWARD: Acknowledgement of strong leadership skills.

WINNER: MEGAN STOLL

SUNY FREDONIA 3-1-3: Participation Award

WINNER: BETHANY DOHMAN

WINNER: ADAM PAPERO

WINNER: MARISSA DONOVAN

WINNER: RACHEL CZARNECKI

TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY: A gift of acknowledgement for their excellence in musical performance, composition, and leadership.

WINNERS:

RACHEL CZARNECKI DARIUS DENISCO EDWARD GALLIVAN

TESSA GIBBON ZACH PIERCE PHIL HANSEN

BETHANY DOHMAN JUSTIN VANRENSSELAER DYLANNE SEELEY

MARISSA DONOVAN REANNA HASKINS DANIEL SWEETMAN

ELIZABETH GOLUBSKI SYDNEY MARTIN ANDREW SWEETMAN

MEGAN STOLL TAYLESHA HALLMARK CHRIS GOWAN

IELFIELD MEMORIAL: Given in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ielfield, graduates of SCCS, given to a student who has demonstrated

excellence and creativity in creative writing, the applied arts, or natural sciences.

WINNER: KAREN PELZ

DENNIS J. FLITT MEMORIAL AWARD: Presented to the student who has demonstrated respect for the school and community

throughout his/her high school career.

WINNER: MEGAN STOLL

SAM CIMINO VFW AUXILIARY: Presented to a girl who showed the greatest overall improvement during her high school career based on academic achievement and attendance.


WINNER: EMILY HUGHES

NATHAN GEORGE FOUNDATION: This scholarship will be awarded to one senior boy and one senior girl who will be a 2013 graduate

and a player on any athletic team roster at Silver Creek High School.

WINNER: ELIZABETH GOLUBSKI

WINNER: STEPHEN MARCEY

KATELIN DOCTOR SCHOLARSHIP: This award is given to a student with outstanding attendance, has a GPA of 3.5 or higher, and will attend a 2 or 4 year college or university.

WINNER: MEGAN STOLL

WINNER: ALICIA GORKA


HALL CLOTHIER: Given to a student who is planning to attend college and has demonstrated the greatest grasp of problems of government and of international relations.

WINNER: KYLE SMITH

AMERICAN LEGION IROQUIS POST #1587: Given to two Native American students based on their effort, achievement, school citi-zenship, athletics, and extra-curricular involvement.

WINNER: TAYLOR LAW

WINNER: ZEDEKIAH WILLIAMS

HANOVER MEMORIAL POST #148 AMERICAN LEGION: Given to two students who have exemplified through their actions the meaning of Americanism and Citizenship.

WINNER: ADAM PAPERO

WINNER: MEGAN STOLL

FRANK GERACE MEMORIAL: Given to a student who through his/her actions best demonstrates an understanding of Americanism.

WINNER: ANTHONY MORALES

WINNER: STEVE QUINN

WINNER: DAKOTA SMITH

SILVER CREEK PARENT TEACHER TEAM: Given to a student who maintained an overall average of at least 75% throughout high school and is entering a post high school education program. Each applicant submitted an essay for consideration.


BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE SILVER CREEK POLICE DEPARTMENT: Given to a student based on outstanding cooperation, personal responsibility, citizenship and sportsmanship; preference given to a student pursuing the study of criminal justice.

WINNER: ADAM TANNER

SENECA NATION NATIVE AMERICAN INCENTIVE: Recipients must be attending college, have a final GPA of 80% or higher, and demonstrated appropriate school conduct.

WINNER: SYDNEY MARTIN

WINNER: ZEDEKIAH WILLIAMS

SILVER LODGE #757: Presented to a student who exemplifies the Masonic teaching; which includes the practice of charity and benevolence, to protect chastity, to respect the ties of blood and friendship, to adopt the principles and revere the ordinances of religion, assist the feeble, guide the blind, support the government, promote learning, love man, fear God, implore his mercy, and hope for happiness.

WINNER: DANIEL SWEETMAN


LAKESHORE CHAPTER OF NYS WOMEN, INC: Given to a girl who is continuing her studies at an accredited school or college; payable after her freshmen year, chosen on the basis of character, scholastic standing, and personality.


LAKE ERIE REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMS OF NY MEDICAL STAFF: This award is presented to a child of a TLC Health Network employee.

WINNER: HANNA JOPEK

KARL E. HAWES JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: This award is given in memory of Karl E. Hawes who was a nationally recognized music educator.

WINNER: PHILIP HANSEN

THE KRISTOPHER THOMPSON ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION: This award is given in memory of Kristopher Thompson a 1989 graduate of Silver Creek C.S.D. This award recognizes the student who successfully completed a minimum of three courses in drafting or graphic arts and or computer image generation. The recipient must show an aptitude and desire for furthering their study at an institution of higher education in the field of drafting, graphic arts/design, or computer image generation of commercial art.

WINNER: EDWARD GALLIVAN


NEW YORK STATE SCHOLARSHIP FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: The NYS Education Department awards scholarships to students

who have demonstrated academic excellence.



WINNER: MEGAN STOLL


SALVATORE PAGANO MEMORIAL: Given to a student majoring in accounting or business administration who has been involved in extra-curricular activities in school and community with a strong emphasis on community involvement.


EVANS AGENCY: Given to a student who has demonstrated excellence in the natural sciences, based on the highest regents exam grade.


GUARCELLO’S: Given to the student with the highest average in three courses of Technology/Industrial Arts.


RECORD INSURANCE AGENCY: Given by the Record Agency of Silver Creek and Forestville presented to the student who has the highest average of those students majoring in business subjects.

WINNER: KYLE SMITH

JEFFERY BROWN MEMORIAL AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING: Given in memory of Jeffery Brown, a 1993 SCCS graduate who lost his life to a drunk driver. The award is based on the best written essay on the topic: What do you think should be done about Drunk Driving?


ANTHONY JOSEPH RANDAZZO IV MEMORIAL: Given by family and friends in memory of Anthony Joseph Randazzo IV (AJ) who was a Class of 1993 graduate who was tragically killed in an auto accident. This award seeks to recognize the student who has artistic talent, must be furthering his/her education and must show a good attitude for attempting to do their very best.

WINNER: BEN HOGG

SILVER CREEK FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION AWARD: This award is based upon citizenship, involvement in the community, leadership, and dedication. The long-range expectation of the firemen’s association is that this young adult will enlist or has enlisted with the local fire department and become an active member.

WINNER: ANTHONY MORALES

WINNER: STEVEN QUINN


HANOVER COMMUNITY CHAMBER: This award is given to the student pursuing a business related major at an accredited institute of higher learning.


JOHN PAGANO MEMORIAL: Given by his family seeks to recognize and reward the boy or girl who has demonstrated full effort throughout his/her high school years in both academics and athletics and is continuing his/her education at an accredited four year college.


HANOVER HISTORY CENTER IN MEMORY OF DELMAR BRINKMAN: This award seeks to honor the late Delmar Brinkman a life-long resident and 1936 SCCS graduate who was devoted to the preservation of the history of the Town of Hanover. It was through his efforts that we have a room devoted to the preservation of history in the town hall. This is awarded to the student with the highest average in Social Studies based on 3½ units.


MARK GUGINO MEMORIAL: Given in memory of Mark Gugino by his family and friends to a student who has demonstrated an appreciation for citizenship involvement and service to the community and/or school through active participation in Key Club (Kiwanis Club.)

WINNER: KAREN PELZ


SILVER CREEK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT IRS FLEX PLAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND: These awards are presented to a graduating senior who are children of employees participating in the Flex Plan and are continuing their education at a college/university.

WINNER: CHRISTIAN RESTIVO



SAM J. CAPPELLINO MEMORIAL: Given in memory of Sam Cappellino who bequeathed his entire estate to the Silver Creek Central School as an expression of gratitude for his pleasant experiences when he was a student here.



SILVER CREEK KIWANIS CLUB: Given to a student based on leadership and community service.

WINNER: AMBER HEMPHILL

THE THOMAS AND JENNIE MILITELLO FAMILY FOUNDATION AWARD: This award is given to a musical student who has been accepted into an undergraduate music program. This student has also been a four year participant in performance ensembles, NYSMA Soloist, and has been selected for All-County and Area All-State. This student has also studied music privately and has been a lead participant in school musicals.

WINNER: PHILLIP HANSEN

MONSIGNOR EDMUND O’CONNOR KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Given to a practicing catholic youth who has chosen to continue his/her education after high school.



CLASS OF 1987: Given in memory of two deceased members of the Class, Corrine Keddie and Carolyn Griewisch to a student pursuing a career in the medical field.


CSEA UNIT 807 OF SCCS: Given to the son/daughter of a Silver Creek CSEA union employee.

WINNER: CONNOR VARA

WINNER: COURTNEY IRVIN


WINNER: MICHELLE MCMASTERS

HANOVER REPUBLICAN CLUB: Given to a student who has demonstrated excellence in the study of American Government and its political processes.


GEORGE BENTGES MEMORIAL: Given in memory of George Bentges presented to a senior who has been accepted at a four year

college, ranks in the upper quarter of the graduating class, has been a good citizen, and has been active in extra curricular activities, including athletics, class officer, or any associated activity.

WINNER: JOSHUA PFLUEGER

HERMAN & JOAN GRIEWISCH MEMORIAL: Herm and Joanie are remembered for their smiles, laughter, community service, and

love for baseball/softball. They truly enjoyed life, family, friends, and helping others. This award goes to a student with the same ambitions and devotion to their own community.


SOUTHERN ERIE COUNTY COUNSELORS: Presented to deserving graduates who will be entering college.


WINNER: DANIEL WEIMER

REVEREND & MRS I. VINCENT LLOYD MEMORIAL: Given to a student who has been accepted into a program of post-secondary

education or training.

WINNER: HANNA JOPEK


SILVER CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT LADIES AUXILIARY: Given to a son/daughter of a Silver Creek Fire Department member.

WINNER: STEVEN QUINN


FRAN BURCHETT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP GIVEN IN MEMORY OF FRAN BRUCHETT FORMER BELOVED SILVER CREEK

TEACHER: Presented to a graduating student who is continuing their education. Students had to write an essay on what their education means.


PETER DOCTOR MEMORIAL AWARD: Each year an incentive award is given to an enrolled high school senior from each tribe who has been accepted into higher education. WINNER: ZEDEKIAH WILLIAMS

BRADLEY A. HORTON MEMORIAL: Given by the parents of Bradley who was a 1999 SCCS graduate. Bradley was a dedicated family man who was committed to helping others. As a carpenter, he enjoyed working with his hands and often used his skills to help build, remodel, or repair the house of a family member, friends, and neighbors. Bradley’s strong work ethic and kind, respectful spirit affected many lives positively. The criteria for this scholarship would be a person who lives his/her life with character, has career goals for a service trade that may include working with his/her hands and/or in the field of conservation or forestry.


JAMES S. & ROSE M. TAMPIO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Presented to a student to assist in their pursuit of a higher education.

WINNER: MEGAN STOLL

LOU DEPASQUALE SCHOLARSHIP: Presented to a student who attended a Career and Technical Education program in the curriculum

areas of construction, engineering, or machine trades and is in good academic standing.

WINNER: CHRISTIAN RESTIVO

THE SANDRA SACK MEMORIAL AWARD: This award will be given to a graduating senior who will be furthering his or her education

in music related field.

WINNER: PHILIP HANSEN

NEW YORK STATE CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS: Given to a student who is a dependent of members of the NYSCOPBA.

WINNER: MEGAN STOLL


SOCIETY OF MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS: Given to two students for their proficiency in the study of the history of the United States and understanding of the Constitution.

WINNER: TESSA GIBBON

WINNER: MARISSA DONOVAN

OLIVIA COIA SCHOLARSHIP: Given in memory of Miss Coia, a graduate, beloved teacher, and coach of Silver Creek School. Miss Coia’s family and friends have organized this scholarship to be awarded to a graduating senior who has similar attributes that Miss Coia had as a role model in our school community.



DELMAR BRINKMAN MEMORIAL AWARD: This award is given in memory of Delmar Brinkman to a student who is furthering his/her education in environmental studies or conservation.

WINNER: CONNOR VARA

NATIVE SUCCESS SCHOLARSHIP: Given to a Native senior based on academics and community service. Student previously received this scholarship during a Seneca Nation of Indians Graduation Ceremony.


DUNKIRK FREDONIA LIONS CLUB: This scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior who will be attending college after high school.

WINNER: HANNA JOPEK

PACE UNIVERSITY PACE INCENTIVE AWARD: An academic award given to a student to aid in tuition costs for full time study.

WINNER: RACHEL CZARNECKI


Dear Silver Creek Community,

First, I would like to thank the Silver Creek community for the support demonstrated during the recent budget and board election vote. We will continue to work collaboratively and transparently on all future budgets.

Next, I would like to thank members of Silver Creek’s Class of 2013. The Class of 2013 has done a tremendous job all year long modeling positive behaviors which help to set an excellent example for the younger students in our school community. The school spirit and caring nature of our seniors will leave a lasting imprint on the Silver Creek School District.

With the summer fast approaching please remind your children to continue to make good, smart choices that

will keep them and their friends safe. The Silver Creek school community is a close-knit group and student welfare should be the top priority for everyone connected.

I would like to wish everyone a productive and joyous month of June and have a great summer!

Sincerely,

Dan Ljiljanich Superintendent Silver Creek Central School District

“Silver Creek Central School District builds bridges with students linking today’s learning to tomorrow’s possibilities.”

Silver Creek Central

School

P. O. Box 270

Silver Creek, NY 14136

Website:

silvercreekschools.org

Phone: 934-2603

FAX: 934-2103

Board of Education

2012 - 2013

Martha Howard, President

Matt Bogosian, VP

Irene Blakely

Stephen Boothe

Greg Cole

Marjorie Foxton

Scott Pulver

Board Meetings

School board meetings

are generally held on the

second and fourth

Wednesday of each

month unless otherwise

noted. Meeting dates are

posted on the district

website under Board of

Education.

Mr.

September 2 Labor Day (no school)

September 3 Superintendent’s Conference Day (Faculty to report)

September 4 First Day For Students

September 23 Superintendent’s Conference Day (Faculty to report)

October 11-14 Columbus Day (no school)

November 11 Veteran’s Day (no school)

November 27-29 Thanksgiving Recess (no school)

December 23-January 1 Holiday Recess (no school)

January 2 Staff & Students Return

January 20 Martin Luther King Day (no school)

January 27-30 Regents Exams (No High School Classes)

February 14 Superintendent’s Conference Day (Faculty to report)

February 17 President’s Day (no school)

February 18-24 Mid-Winter Recess (no school)

March 21 Superintendent’s Conference Day (Faculty to report)

April 14-21 Spring Recess (no school)

May 23-26 Memorial Day (no school)

June 3-4 Regents Exams (No High School Classes)

June 17-26 Regents Exams (No High School Classes)

June 27 Graduation

Fiscal Accountability Supplement for Silver Creek Central School

2010—2011 School Year General Education Special Education

This Instructional Expenditures

School Pupils

District Expenditures Per Pupil

$11,044,034

1,050

$10,518

$3,323,098

143

$23,238

Similar Instructional Expenditures

District Pupils

Group Expenditures Per Pupil

$1,484,070,142

156,405

$9,489

$601,562,536

23,989

$25,077

All Public Instructional Expenditures

Schools in Pupils

NY State Expenditures Per Pupil

$29,473,160,406

2,688,528

$10,963

$12,260,104,540

412,226

$29,741

Similar District Group Description: High Need/Resource Capacity Rural


The New York State Report Card for the 2011-2012 school year was recently released by the New York State Education Department (NYSED). Silver Creek Central School District continues to be a district in “good standing” in the areas of: English Language Arts (ELA), mathematics, science, and graduation rate. This means that the students made satisfactory progress toward the goal of proficiency. In grades three through eight, student performance is measured on a four-level scoring scale. At the high school level, the Regents Examinations are used to determine the degree of academic success.

In reviewing the report you will notice that our high school has made Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) in all areas. AYP indicates satisfactory progress toward the goal of proficiency for all students. In ELA, mathematics, and science, AYP is determined by comparing the percentage of students tested and the performance of tested students against NYS defined standards. In graduation

rate, AYP is determined by comparing the percentage of students graduating against defined NYS standards.

Our elementary/middle level groups did not meet AYP in all sub-groups. The elementary/middle level met 10 of the 13 accountability measures. The reshaping of our Academic Intervention Services program (AIS) will provide a systematic approach to early intervention at all levels.

The link to the 2011-2012 School Report Card is: https://reportcards.nysed.gov/. You can also view it at our website by visiting our Instruction and Technology page.

District Performance at Proficiency (Level 3 –4) as compared to NY Public Schools: (Note: Proficiency percentages indicate scores at levels 3 & 4)

English Language Arts

(using new proficiency level)

SCCS NYS

Grade 3 55% 51%

Grade 4 51% 53%

Grade 5 63% 56%

Grade 6 65% 64%

Grade 7 51% 49%

Grade 8 51% 35%

Mathematics

(using new proficiency level)

SCCS NYS

Grade 3 55% 44%

Grade 4 58% 64%

Grade 5 63% 70%

Grade 6 55% 58%

Grade 7 61% 75%

Grade 8 74% 63%


District Enrollment

2011-12 2010-11 2009-10

Pre K 51 51 51

Kindergarten 99 100 87

Grade 1 96 85 70

Grade 2 84 60 89

Grade 3 64 87 69

Grade 4 92 72 80

Grade 5 73 84 82

Grade 6 83 77 75

Ungraded

elementary

0 0 0

Grade 7 77 79 82

Grade 8 80 77 87

Grade 9 73 84 81

Grade 10 85 74 67

Grade 11 72 65 97

Grade 12 67 97 94

Ungraded secondary

5 7 7

Totals K-12 1,050 1,048 1,067

Student Racial/Ethnic Origin

2011-12 2010-11 2009-10

American

Indian

13% 15% 13%

Black 1% 1% 1%

Hispanic 5% 2% 3%

White 76% 68% 82%

Multiracial 4% 13% n/a

Asian 1% 1% n/a

2011-12 2010-11 2009-10

Common

Branch

19 18 18

Grade 8

English 19 17

Mathematics 20 19 17

Science 20 20 17

Social Studies 20 19 15

Grade 10

English 17

Mathematics 18 17 18

Science 19 18 23

Social Studies 20 18 18

Average Class Size Average Class Size is the total registration in specified classes divided by the number of those classes with

registration. Common Branch refers to self-contained

classes in Grades 1-6

2010-11

# %

2009-10

# %

2008-09

# %

Annual

Attendance

Rate

94%

93%

94%

Student

Suspensions

71 7% 44 4% 37 3%

Attendance & Suspensions

Staff Counts

2011-

2012

2010-

2011

2009-

2010

Total other professional

staff

15 14 25

Total paraprofessionals* 21 20 23

Assistant Principals 0 0 0

Principals 3 3 3

* Not available at the school level


Teacher Qualifications

2011-12 2010-11 2009-10

Total Number of Teachers 103 111 110

Percent with no valid teaching certificate 0% 0% 0%

Percent teaching out of certification 1% 1% 0%

Percent with fewer than 3 years experience 6% 4% 4%

Percentage with Master’s Degree plus 30 hours

or doctorate

14% 14% 13%

Total Number of Core Classes 237 248 169

Percent not taught by highly qualified teachers

in this district

2% 1% 1%

Percent not taught by highly qualified in high-

poverty schools statewide

7% 5% 6%

Percent not taught by highly qualified in low-

poverty schools statewide

1% 0% 1%

Total Number of Classes 405 409 426

Percent taught by teachers without appropriate

certification

1% 0% 2%

District Accountability in ELA, Math, Science, and Graduation Rate ~ Good Standing On which accountability measures did this district make

Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) and which groups made AYP on each measure?

Student Groups English Language Arts

Mathematics Science English Language Arts

Mathematics Graduation Rate

All Students

Ethnicity

American Indians or Alaska Native

Black or African American

Hispanic or Latino

Asian or Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

White X

Multiracial

Other Groups

Students with Disabilities X X - - - - - -

Limited English Proficient

Economically disadvantaged

Student Groups making AYP in each subject

X 4 of 5 X 3 of 5 3 of 3 3 of 3 3 of 3 1 of 1

Elementary/Middle Level

Secondary Level

AYP Status Key

Made AYP

X Did not make AYP

- - - There were not enough students to make an AYP determination


The 6th grade supply lists are as follows:

CLASS TEACHER REQUIRED SUPPLIES

English Mr. Wright

(1) 2-inch 3-ring binder

(2) 1-subject spiral notebooks

Lined loose leaf paper—wide ruled

Yellow highlighters

Math Mrs. Cave

(1) 2-inch 3-ring binder

(1) 1-subject spiral notebook

Lined loose leaf paper

(5) Tab dividers

Science Mr. Prevet 25-50 clear plastic sheet protectors

Social Studies Mr. Norton

(5) Hard-cover black & white composition notebooks

Colored pencils

Markers

Family & Consumer

Science TBD

Pocket folder with prongs


Pens and pencils

Art Mrs. DiBiase-Ryan

Yellow pocket folder

(3) Pencils with erasers

Cap erasers for each pencil

Small hand-held pencil sharpener

All Classes

(1) Box of tissues

(4) Yellow 2-pocket folders with prongs

Pens and pencils

Cap erasers



English

(Black) Mrs. Kempster

1-inch 3-ring binder

Tab dividers


Highlighters

Post-It Notes

Pens and/or pencils

Math

(Red) Mrs. Burr

Red 2-inch 3-ring binder

(5) Tab dividers

(12) Pencils with extra cap erasers

Pencil pouch that will click into binder

Science

(Green) Mr. Bish

2-inch 3-ring binder

Tab dividers

Pens and/or pencils

Social Studies

(Blue) Mr. Graf

1.5-inch or 2-inch 3-ring binder (to be used throughout 7th & 8th grade)

(4)Yellow pocket folders with prongs

Pens and/or pencils

1-subject spiral notebook

Box of tissues

Spanish

(White) Mr. VanDette




Pens and pencils

Technology Mr. Francisco Pocket folder—any color

Health Mr. Johengen

Pocket folder—any color


Pens and/or pens

Family &

Consumer

Science

TBD



Pens and pencils

Art

(Orange) Mrs. DiBiase-Ryan

Pocket folder

(3)Pencils with erasers



Seneca

Language and

Culture

(Purple)

Mrs. Tahamont

3-subject notebook

3x5 index cards

Pocket folder

7TH Grade

Supply List

PLEASE TAKE NOTE

To help with organization, we have suggested a color for specific subjects. We also suggest purchasing an inexpensive flash drive for your child to use throughout the year so work can be saved and worked on from home and school.

Also, we have noticed that the flexible binders fit a little better in the lockers. Students are expected to bring pens and pencils to each class every day.

Please check with your child periodically to see if he/she still has pens/pencils during the year.

Thank you.



English Mr. Charles

White 2-inch 3-ring binder (8) Tab dividers

3-subject notebook and composition notebook Lined loose leaf paper Highlighters Post-It Notes

Blue or black ink pens

Math Ms. Steenberg

Red 2-inch 3-ring binder Lined loose leaf paper

(4) Tab dividers Pencils

Science Mrs. Smith Green 2-inch 3-ring binder (5) Tab dividers Pencils & blue or black ink pens

Social Studies Mr. Waterman

Blue 1.5-inch or 2-inch 3-ring binder (4) Yellow pocket folders with prongs

(15) Tab dividers

Pens and/or pencils

College ruled loose leaf paper

(4) Different color highlighters

Supply pouch (pen bag) to fit inside 3-ring binder

Spiral notebook

Spanish Mr. VanDette




Pens and pencils

Technology Mr. Francisco Pocket folder—any color

Health Mr. Johengen

Pocket folder—any color


Pens and/or pens

Family & Consumer Science TBD



Pens and pencils

Art Mrs. DiBiase-Ryan

Blue pocket folder

(3) Pencils with erasers



Seneca Language and Culture

Mrs. Tahamont

3-subject notebook

3x5 index cards

Purple pocket folder



The Silver Creek Elementary Chorus, Intermediate Chorus, and Sunshine Singers traveled to Chautauqua Lake High School on Wednesday, May 8, 2013 to participate in the New York State School Music Association (N.Y.S.S.M.A.) Spring Choral Evaluation Festival. Written comments were received from two certified NYSSMA adjudicators, who commented on evaluative categories including tone, intonation, balance, technique, accuracy, diction, interpretation, discipline, appearance, and appropriate choice of music.

As beginners, the Elementary Chorus of 3rd graders sang at N.Y.S.S.M.A. Level I, with their selections including New Shoes Blues by Roger Lentz with soloists Kyra Y., Autumn E., and Amanda I., followed by Wind on The Hill and Who Has Seen The Wind? both written by Victoria Ebel-Sabo and featuring Mrs. Nicole Zenns on flute. The Elementary Chorus received a plaque designating a GOLD rating: “Gold rating will be awarded to organizations that have demonstrated an outstanding level of technical and artistic skill in each of the evaluative categories for all three selections.”

The Intermediate Chorus then sang at a N.Y.S.S.M.A. Level II, which is the recommended level for advanced elementary school choruses, and performed two-part treble arrangements including the jazz selection Spring by Dave Riley, Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening by Vera Kistler with sleigh bells played by 4th grader Jacob H. and flute played by Mrs. Zenns, and the first movement of Reflections Of A Lad At Sea: The Captain’s Mate by Don Besig and Nancy Price. The Intermedi-ate Chorus also received a plaque designating a GOLD rating at Level II.

The Sunshine Singers followed the other two ensembles and performed at a designated N.Y.S.S.M.A. Level III, which exceeds the recommended level for advanced elementary school choruses. This select ensemble of 4th and 5th graders sang Winter Sleigh Ride , a three-part winter song by Cyn-

thia Gray assisted by Mrs. Nicole Zenns on sleigh bells, Winter’s Masquerade by Sonia Poorman, also in three parts, and a two-part arrangement of For The Beauty Of The Earth by John Rutter. The Sunshine Singers received a plague designating a GOLD rating at Level III as well.

The judges’ evaluations for the choruses included such comments as “You sing with a healthy vocal technique.”, “Most impressive unison and antiphonal singing.”, “Great choirs and great repertoire.”, and “It is a joy to watch you because you obviously enjoy what you do!”, All of the choruses were prepared and conducted by Elementary Choral Director Daniel L. Bromsted, and were assisted by Mrs. Fran Page on piano. Chaperones included Mrs. Zenns and Mrs. Page as well as Mrs. Alberta Roth, Mrs. Dennine Vara, and student teacher Miss Laura Giberson.

The Sunshine Singers are also noted for their excellent Fall Musical productions, with past endeavors including “Tom Sawyer”, “Johnny Appleseed”, “Robin Hood”, “Davy Crockett”, “Scrooge”, “A Knight To Remember”, and most recently “Cinderella”. A production of “Alice In Wonderland” is already being planned for the Fall of 2013.

In addition, all of choruses regularly perform at four annual concerts throughout the school year at Silver Creek Elementary School. The final concert of this year will be held on Wednes-day, May 15th with a 9:00 AM as well as 7:00 PM performance in the district auditorium. The Elementary Band under the di-rection of Mrs. Zenns will also be featured as well as the cho-ruses in the concerts.

The administration, faculty, and staff at Silver Creek Elemen-tary School, as well as their parents and the community are all extremely proud of the wonderful accomplishments of these young singers.

Silver Creek Elementary School Choruses Awarded

GOLD Honors At NYSSMA Spring Evaluation Festival

SILVER CREEK ELEMENTARY

NYSSMA SOLOISTS FARE WELL

On Friday, May 17th, 2013, eleven fifth grade students traveled to Jamestown High School to perform at the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) Spring Solo Evaluation Festival. These young musicians had prepared Level I (difficulty level) NYSSMA vocal solos which they performed for a certified New York State Adjudicator. Performers were presented with a written evaluation which included comments in several categories, including tone, intonation, technique, diction, accuracy, interpretation, and sight-reading, as well as a certificate of participation.

Grades received by all of the Silver Creek Elementary students ranged from 28 points to 25 points and were des-ignated as Outstanding (scores of 26-28) or Excellent (scores of 21-25). The students were prepared and accompanied on piano byElementary Choral Director Daniel Bromsted. Assistance on the trip was provided by parent chaperones.

Participating students included Sameli A., Alexis B., Alyssa B., Brianna B., Kiera B., Brianna C., Angelina L., Liberty L., Noah M., Aurora T., and Olivia Z.


The Annual Spring All County Music Festival sponsored by the Chautauqua County Music Teachers Association was held at the Chautauqua Institute on Saturday, June 1, 2013. Following a full day of rehearsals with guest conductors, a gala concert was performed in the Amphitheatre and featured five performing ensembles: the Elementary Chorus, Junior Band, Junior Chorus, Senior Band, and Senior Chorus, with the traditional finale performed by the Junior and Senior ensembles at the end.

The Elementary Chorus performed under the direction of Erin Scudder from Amherst Middle School. She chose a varied program of choral literature for treble voices including My Own Song by Crystal LaPoint Kowalski, For the Beauty of the Earth by John Rutter, Dodi Li, an Israeli Folksong sung in Hebrew, and Kusimama (‘Stand Tall’) by Jim Papoulis sung in Swahili and English.

KEY CLUB MEMBERS ATTEND

KEY CLUB CONVENTION By: Bridget Case

Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.

Each year, our members organize and volunteer at a Halloween Haunted House held at the school. We also volunteer at Silver Creek’s Santa in the Park and Toy Drive. This provides us with a wonderful opportunity to interact with some of the youngest members of our community and to provide less fortunate families with the spirit of the holidays. Throughout the year, we organize several fundraisers, including a mum sale in the fall, poinsettia sale in the winter and a flower sale in the spring.

The profits earned from these fundraisers help pay for the Key Club Convention, which we attend every other year. This year we traveled to Albany, for the New York District Convention. We were able to participate in several leadership workshops and interacted with other Key Club members from all over New York State. The purpose of the Key Club Convention is to collaborate with fellow members and share ideas about

how to strengthen our communities. We learned a great deal about promoting citizenship and hope to broaden our involvement in our community next year.

Our annual Italian Night Spaghetti Dinner was held on May 21st. Proceeds from this event will also help fund our trip to the Key Club Convention in 2015.

Although our club numbers are strong, we hope to gain even more members next year. Key Club members build lasting friendships while becoming upstanding citizens.

Silver Creek Elementary School was well represented in the 200 voice Elementary Chorus with seven 5th graders selected to participate in this prestigious event, including Brianna B., Brianna C., Jaylah C., Casimer K., Angelina L., Jessica P., and Marlie S. The singers practiced for several weeks before school, and were presented with participation certificates and Chautauqua stickers at the completion of the festival by Elementary Music Teacher Mr. Daniel L. Bromsted. The children were assisted on festival day by chaperone Elizabeth Kowal. Congratulations for representing our school well!


Silver Creek Elementary Primary Classes present

Spring Thing 2013: “A Disney Spectacular!”

Spring Thing 2013: “A Disney Spectacular!” was presented in the Silver Creek High School Gymnasium

on Friday, June 14th at a 9:00 AM performance. Over three hundred pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, 1st

grade, and 2nd grade students representing twenty primary classrooms gave the annual presentation to a full

house of guests which included parents, grandparents, relatives, neighbors, teachers, students, and friends.

Introduced by Mr. R. Scott Rudnicki, Elementary Principal, the performance included large and small group

songs from the Wonderful World of Disney, including themes from television, animated movies, and theme

parks, including the opening song “The Mickey Mouse March”. Classrooms were then ushered to the

choral risers for their individual presentations by grade level by none other than Mickey and Minnie Mouse (1st

grade teachers Brittany Jahreis and Janelle Smith). The pre-kindergarten classes opened the program with

songs from the classic movie Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which included “Heigh Ho, Heigh Ho” and

“Whistle While You Work”. These songs were assisted by pre-kindergarten teachers Tracy Ciancio as Snow White, and Wendy

Giampaolo as “Doc” with further assistance by 4th grade members of the Sunshine Singers as the remaining Dwarfs.

The kindergarten classes performed next featuring songs from Peter Pan, including “I Can Fly” and “Following the Leader” with

kindergarten teachers Shannon Matson and Heather Westlund dressed as Tinker Bell and Peter Pan. A second large group song

followed with the presentation of “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” from Song of the South with assistance by 2nd grade teacher Courtney

D’Angelo as the Green Frog. The 1st graders took the stage next with three songs from Mary Poppins, which included “Chim Chim

Cheree”, “A Spoonful of Sugar”, and “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”, and were assisted by 1st grade teachers Lynn

Feeley, singing and acting the role of Mary Poppins, and Craig Lamoreaux as Bert the Chimney Sweep. They were

ably followed by the 2nd graders as they sang various Disney songs including “I’ve Got No Strings” (Pinocchio),

“The Ballad of Davy Crockett” (Davy Crockett), and “Bare Necessities” (The Jungle Book) with an appropriate

second visit by Miss D’Angelo as the Green Frog. The children said good-bye with a very sad version of “The

Mickey Mouse Alma Mater” and a traditional rendition of the Spring Thing signature song “It’s A Small World”

which is featured at Walt Disney World and Disneyland appropriately ended the program.

The production was conceived and conducted by Elementary Choral Director Daniel L. Bromsted with Elementary

Instrumental Director J. Nicole Zenns acting as piano accompanist, and was rehearsed during general music classes

over the past several weeks.

This performance represented a fine collaborative effort, from the support of the primary faculty, to

additional sound assistance provided by Kevin Rice. The custodial staff under the supervision of Mr.

Michael Daniels completed the set-up of choral risers, chairs, and set pieces. Large wooden trees

designed and built by Butch Shields provided an appropriate backdrop for the program, and were

decorated as well with balloons to match the theme. Special thanks also goes to the High School

Principal Mr. Jim Klubek and the Physical Education faculty for the use of the high school gymnasium,

the SCCS Administration and Elementary Principal Mr. R. Scott Rudnicki, as well as the parents and

the community for their continued support of this annual program.

Spring Thing was first conceived in 1963 to provide a performance outlet for primary-aged children not yet old enough to

participate in the choral or instrumental music programs offered at the school. Productions performed at the end of the school

year now span fifty years. This years’ production was the nineteenth and final one for Mr. Bromsted, and the second for Mrs.

Zenns, with themes of past performances including Story Time (3 one-act musical plays), An Aesop Adventure (moral stories in

song), The Circus (circus acts and songs), A Calendar of Song (holiday songs), A Visit With Mother Goose (nursery rhyme

songs and poems), It’s A Jungle Out There! (animal songs of friendship), Sing A Rainbow (songs about colors), and It’s

History! (a celebration of the American Folksong) to name but a few. Plans are already being made for continuation of this great

musical tradition as the 51st edition of Spring Thing is scheduled for June 13th, 2014.

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Plans are well underway for this year’s Festival

– our 46th – and here’s some information about

what’s happening this year.

The Festival of Grapes Pageant will be held on

Saturday, September 14th at 6:15 p.m. at the

high school. The Pentathlon, which is open to boys ages 7 and

8, will be held on Monday, September 16th at 6:00 p.m. at the

high school parking lot. A rain date for the pentathlon will be

Tuesday, September 17th. The opening ceremony for the

Festival is Thursday, September 19th at 6:00 p.m. followed at

7:00 by the annual Grape Stomp! Stop down and cheer for

your favorite stompers!

Our third annual Duck Race will be held on Saturday, July 13th

at 10:00 (water level in the creek permitting). This event is

held at the creek behind the VFW and is a fund raiser for the

festival. You can start “buying” your ducks at the Children’s

Fair which is on Saturday, June 8th and after that at Just Pets

in Irving.

On the Saturday of the festival, don’t miss several new

performances. At 11:00 a.m., come watch Clumsy the

Entertainer, a master juggler and comedian, at noon check out

the Eclectic Dance Company’s performers, and at 1:00 p.m.,

don’t miss magician, Todd Nelson, as he performs incredible

illusions.

On behalf of the Silver Creek Village Board I would like to extend my congratulations to all of the student athletes and their coaches for having successful programs throughout this past school year. We are especially proud of the boys’ basketball team and their accomplishments that have put our small village and school district on the map. We also would like to extend our congratulations to the Lacrosse team for a successful season.

I would also like to extend my congratulations to all of the school board members on a great job that they have done with this coming school year’s budget and the success of passing that budget. This only goes to show that the people of this district have confidence in all of you and the great job that you continue to do for the students and the communities that make up our district.

I would also like to congratulate the newly elected members on their success of being elected to the school board and know that they will continue on with the tradition of putting our students and education first and foremost in our school district.

Again on behalf of the village board we want to wish all of the graduating class of 2013 at Silver Creek Central School success in all of their future endeavors. This includes athletics and education if that is what is in their plans. We want to wish all of the students that their summer is filled with safety and enjoyment in no matter what they do. Those students that will be returning in the fall, keep up the hard work and continued success in the class rooms and in any sports participation that you plan on being a part of.

Continued success,

Mayor Nicodemo (Nick) Piccolo

Village of Silver Creek

Office: Municipal Building

172 Central Avenue

Silver Creek, NY 14136

Phone: 934-3240 ~ Fax: 934-2700

Website: silvercreekny.com

Village Board meetings are held on the

1st & 3rd Monday of each month.

Workshop at 7:00 p.m. ~ Board Meeting at 8:00 p.m.

Also occurring on Saturday is a new event – The Taste of

Hanover! From 11 a.m. until 5 p.m., several local restaurants

will be preparing some of their signature foods for you to

sample for a small fee. As in other “taste” events, you

purchase tickets and then turn in the tickets at the various

places for yummy treats! The Taste of Hanover will be set up

in the tennis courts along side the wine tasting tents.

Well, that’s just a sampling of things to come at the 2013

Festival of Grapes. We hope you’ll stop down and join all the

fun.

By: Annette Logan


SILVER CREEK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Non-Profit Organization

P.O. BOX 270 US Postage Paid

SILVER CREEK, N.Y. 14136 Permit No. 29

CARRIER ROUTE PRESORT

POSTAL CUSTOMER

BOARD OF EDUCATION

2012-2013

Martha Howard President

Matt Bogosian, Vice President

Irene Blakely

Stephen Booth

Marjorie Foxton

Greg Cole

Scott Pulver

www.silvercreekschools.org

Forestville Residents

Couples Membership

College Student 18-24 Monthly w/ College ID

SCCS Student/Staff Community

Member 55+

Single Membership Ages 18-55

Type of

Membership

$30 $35 $10 $20 $25 1 Month

$70 $95 $55 $65 3 Months

$120 $180 $85 $120 6 Months

$180 $310 $155 $170 Full Year

Students in Mr.

Tomaszewski’s Environmental

Systems Class recently enjoyed a

“solar” cook out.

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