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Calvert Hall students score well on National Spanish Examinations

5/23/2011 - Towson, MD– Congratulations to 29 world language students from Calvert Hall College High School who attained national recognition for excellent performance on the 2011 National Spanish Examinations. Students from Calvert Hall earned a total of two gold, 15 silver and five bronze medals along with seven honorable mentions.
“Attaining a medal or honorable mention for any student on the National Spanish Examinations is very prestigious,” said Kevin Cessna-Buscemi, National Director of the Exams, “because the exams are the largest of their kind in the United States with 140,373 students participating in 2011.”
Twenty-nine students took the exams at Calvert Hall and all received recognition, including:

Spanish I

• Steven Gerken Silver Medal
• William Anstett - Silver Medal
• Benjamin Costello - Honors
• Daniel Fetcho - Honors

Spanish II

• Bryan Nixon - Silver Medal
• Andrew Keller - Silver Medal
• Aria Jalalian - Silver Medal
• Ross Jacob - Silver Medal
• Ezugo Onejeme - Silver Medal
• Jacob Bender - Silver Medal
• John Simpson - Bronze Medal
• Joseph Stephan - Bronze Medal
• Anthony Kelly - Bronze Medal
• Timothy Hart - Honors
• Ismanuel Rodriquez-Bido - Honors

Spanish III

• Thomas Gruebl - GOLD Medal
• Benjamin Weise - Silver Medal
• John Young - Silver Medal
• Alexander Wilson - Silver Medal
• John Lazzaro - Bronze Medal
• Timothy Herpel - Bronze Medal
• Luke Travisano - Honors
• Chris Endryas - Honors

Spanish IV

• Brian Healy – GOLD Medal
• Jesse Morrison - Silver Medal
• Calvin Garay - Silver Medal
• Nicholas Fleming - Silver Medal
• Patrick Tamburo - Silver Medal
• Charlie Urrutia - Honors