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Streamwood High School Class of 2022

Graduates in Class of 2022: 465

Graduation ceremony: Saturday, May 28, Now Arena

Valedictorian: Vanessa Pitsenbarger

Salutatorians: HeeRan Yang and Kaitlyn Esteban

Graduation Speaker: Jeslyn White, senior class president

Senior Class Officers: Jeslyn White, president; Ian Hernandez, vice president

Sabre Honor Medal (awarded by student then staff vote to an outstanding student):

Nicole Barcenas and Cristian Calderon

Extracurricular achievements:

• John Lockard placed 1st in Descriptive Sketch at Lit Fest

• HOSA State Leadership conference winners are Diata Rodriquez for Dental Science, Kiley Rottman for Sports Medicine and Jeidy Salazar for Academic Testing in Leadership

• Upstate 8 Art Show - Estefanni Munoz, Honorable Mention in Drawing; Yamilli Ruiz, Honorable Mention in Mixed Media/Printmaking; Noelle Love - Honorable Mention in Sculpture

• U-46 VISION Show - Noelle Love, First Place in 3D Art; Katheline Jaime, Second Place in 3D Art; Iyana Blake, First Place in Photography; Alex Salazar, Second Place in Mixed Media; Yamilli Ruiz. Second Place in Drawing.

• Chicagoland 4x5 - Iyana Blake, Honorable Mention in Photography

• Technology and Manufacturing Association Precision Manufacturing Competition - Trevor Costantino, first place in the Angle Plate project, second Place in the MTAC test pin project; Logan Montes, third place in Precision Vise Project.

• Melanie Feliciano and Diana Torres both were recognized as All-Sectional for our Group Interp (A Series of Unfortunate Events). They were also the leads of our musical (Disenchanted!) that was selected to perform at the Illinois High School Theatre Festival this past year.

Athletic achievements:

• Mike Estrada, football, All Conference, All State Honorable Mention; two-way player, playing both offense and defense and special teams.

Theater productions:

• "Disenchanted" (Fall)

• "Puffs" (Winter)

• "Our Town" (Spring)

• "A Series of Unfortunate Events" (Group Interp)

Senior Class gift: Bike Racks

What was new in 2021-22: Upgrades to our Auditorium

What challenges did the Class of 2022 face as they returned to in-person school full time, and how did they overcome them:

Trying to learn to be a student in-person once again and work collaboratively with peers; teachers spent time creating a sense of community and working on activities to build and engage their collaboration skills.

  Streamwood High School. Mark Welsh/mwelsh@dailyherald.com
Seniors Melanie Feliciano, left, and Katie Cordon sing "If I Ain't Got You" by Alicia Keys at the Streamwood High School Talent Fest. Their performance was chosen as a finalist. Courtesy of John Konstantaras
Senior Sarika Nalla performs an Indian dance to "Adivo Alladivo" by Annamayya Keerthana at the Streamwood High School Talent Fest. She was chosen as a finalist. Courtesy of John Konstantaras
  Giselle Rodriguez adjusts her cap prior to Streamwood High School's graduation ceremony at the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates on May 28. Jeff Knox/jknox@dailyherald.com
  Streamwood's Sarah Dixon (0) and Hoffman Estates' Maya Schmidt stretch for the rebound during a basketball game. Paul Valade/pvalade@dailyherald.com
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