THE SAUGUS ADVOCATE – FriDAy, DECEmbEr 9, 2022 Page 9 MALDEN CATHOLIC STUDENTS FROM SAUGUS ACHIEVE HONOR ROLL – FIRST QUARTER 2022 S AUGUS, MA. (December 5, 2022) – Malden Catholic students have completed the coursework required for the fi rst quarter of the 2022-2023 school year. The school has three categories for outstanding academic performance honors: President’s List (90 - 100 in all classes), First Honors (85 to 89 in all classes), and Second Honors (80 to 84 in all classes.) Malden Catholic Honors – QUARTER ONE President’s List (90 to 100 in all classes) Ethan Addazio Isabella Da Silva President’s List ............ Saugus, MA President’s List ............ Saugus, MA Rachael Burke President’s List ............. Saugus, MA Caio Cruz President’s List ............ Saugus, MA Autumn Ingemi President’s List ............. Saugus, MA Joseph Laudanno President’s List ............. Saugus, MA Sabrina Magliozzi Leyna Nguyen Lily Nguyen Vincent Nguyen Olivia Sullivan Marina Youssef Robert Crivello Hailey Fern Mia Fronduto Lucas La Verde QUILT | FROM PAGE 7 connection to the children’s paper quilt. Her granddaughter – Isabella Bluestein, 6, a fi rst grader at the Early Learning Center – worked on the quilt with her classmates. “For me, it was heart-warming to see the kids do that with the paper quilt,” Laurie said. “And now, it was even more heartwarming to see Margie turn the paper quilt into a cloth quilt,” she said. How the school project evolved Jenna Newhall, a Lynn native, has been an educator for six years – the last fi ve in Saugus Public Schools. As a school counselor since 2019, it was her idea to get students from all levels at the school – preschool, kindergarten and fi rst grade – involved in a project that would do good for the community. “It was really a school eff ort – building up kindness in the classroom and bringing community into the classroom. It was really built on the idea of trying to help all people,” Jenna said. “So, the students in all of the classrooms at all of the grade levels participated by doing a small quilt. We took all of the squares and glued them to large pieces of bulletin board President’s List ............. Saugus, MA President’s List .............. Saugus, MA President’s List ............ Saugus, MA President’s List ............. Saugus, MA Yasmin Saroufi m President’s List .............. Saugus, MA Steven Streeter President’s List ............ Saugus, MA President’s List ............ Saugus, MA Nicole Uribe Lopez President’s List ............. Saugus, MA Xinyang Xie Ryan Young President’s List ............. Saugus, MA President’s List ............. Saugus, MA President’s List .............. Saugus, MA First Honors (85 to 89 in all classes) Elias Abourjaili First Honors ............... Saugus, MA First Honors ............... Saugus, MA Michael DiGirolamo First Honors ................ Saugus, MA Ava Duarte First Honors ................ Saugus, MA First Honors ................ Saugus, MA First Honors ................ Saugus, MA First Honors ................ Saugus, MA paper. Our goal for the project was to get their artwork into the Senior Center. I wanted all of the kids to see how their little parts became one,” she said. “This was a massive art project that was inspired by kindness and helping someone. Since coming back from COVID-19, we’ve all had some challenges. So, this was a great spot for us to be in, and it worked out beautifully for everyone,” she said. Jenna cited two children’s books that she says inspired the start of the project: “Share Some Kindness, Bring Some Light” by Apryl Stott and “The Kindness Quilt” by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace. “We knew as a school community, we wanted to do something that would show our youngest learners that you can always be a helper and make a diff erence, no matter who you are,” she said. “These books provided beautiful inspiration and gave us a place to start.” Jenna said she hopes to be able to return the favor soon by having members of the Quilters Guild visit the Early Learning Center so they can meet some of the students and also be honored in an educational setting. “This is just so amazing – so much kindness all around,” Davis said. John Paul Lowrey Ally Marino First Honors .................... Saugus, MA First Honors ................... Saugus, MA Gianluca Sapienza First Honors .................... Saugus, MA Alina Truong First Honors ................... Saugus, MA First Honors .................. Saugus, MA Isla Anderson Olivia Arsenault Ivan Compres Second Honors ............ Saugus, MA Second Honors ............ Saugus, MA Second Honors ........... Saugus, MA Second Honors ........... Saugus, MA Emily Uribe Lopez First Honors .................. Saugus, MA Molly Warner Second Honors (80 to 84 in all classes) Nikolas Agganis Christopher Femino Second Honors .......... Saugus, MA Benjamin Hurley Second Honors ........... Saugus, MA Maximus Iturrondo Second Honors .......... Saugus, MA Roomy Modestin Second Honors ........... Saugus, MA Richard Pesaturo Diego Portal Kenneth Ramirez Ashley Reardon Second Honors .......... Saugus, MA Second Honors .......... Saugus, MA Second Honors .......... Saugus, MA Second Honors .......... Saugus, MA Nicholas Sambataro Second Honors ......... 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