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A Dash of Pixie Dust

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On Tuesday, June 3rd, Farmingdale High School's Theatre 3 class delivered a magical performance of Peter Pan for young audiences from Woodward Parkway and Saltzman East Memorial. The show was vibrant and energetic, with actors engaging directly with the enthusiastic students. Peter Pan was entirely student-run, showcasing the hard work of Theatre 3 students both on stage and behind the scenes. The young attendees were spellbound as they watched Peter, Wendy, and the Lost Boys embark on their magical adventures in Neverland.

Cast List

Producer, Mr. Glen Beck

Director - Alyssa Hartney, 11th

Stage Manager - Mia Andriopolous, 11th

Peter Pan - Devin Williams, 11

Tinker Bell / Set Design - Ava Vaden, 11

Captain Hook - Chaplin Claiborn, 11

Smee/Costumes - Sabrina Seminario, 11

Mr. Darling - Robert Silverstein, 12

Mrs. Darling / Queen Renata - Olivia Renyak, 11

Wendy Darling /Make Up - Madelyn Jimenez, 12

John Darling/Choreography - Clay Bany, 12

Michelle Darling / Make Up - Sofia Grago, 11

Nana/Pirate/Lost Child - Cindy Cullquipuma, 12

Princess Raya/Costumes - Emmalee Rivera, 11

Crocodile/Pirate/Lost Child - Tori Morra, 12

Pirate/Lost Child - Gabi Martinez, 11

We also had some help from our Theatre 2 students with our tech/run crew - Kayla Hayden, Lea Fredonis, Angel Hernandez, Hailey Montalvo, Kelsey Garcia, Layla Tarello and Robert Herbst

Crafted With Heart

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Marching Band Bass Drummer William Ponzio exchanged his drumsticks for hammer and nails, aiming to create a meaningful tribute for the Farmingdale community. His vision extended beyond simply building a bench; he sought to craft a sanctuary—a space for reflection and connection to the cherished memories of Gina and Bea.

The bench, thoughtfully designed and constructed by junior Will, with invaluable assistance from senior Tom Meyer, was inspired by a poignant memorial at band camp, where a tree was dedicated to Gina and Bea. Will felt compelled to create something lasting—a place to celebrate their spirits. This endeavor has evolved into more than just a tribute; it symbolizes community and the enduring bonds of friendship. Students and teachers have rallied to support and admire Will and Tom's dedication, with many expressing gratitude for creating a space that provides comfort and solace. The bench serves as a gentle reminder of Gina and Bea's impact on those around them, demonstrating how their legacy continues to inspire hope and unity.

A TRIBUTE TO TRAILBLAZERS

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Established to recognize exceptional alums, Farmingdale’s Wall of Fame stands proudly in the high school lobby, honoring those who have become inspirational figures for the community. On Wednesday, May 21, 2025, an intimate ceremony occurred at Farmingdale High School, where three new honorees were inducted into the Wall of Fame. Dr. Randee Bonagura (class of 1992), Captain Peter Crawford (class of 1968), and Ms. Jennifer O’Neill (class of 2013) celebrated this honor alongside their family, friends, District Administrators, and members of the Board of Education.

“The Wall of Fame is not about being the most successful in your career,” said Farmingdale High School Assistant Principal and Chairperson of the Wall of Fame Committee, Carla Stillwell. “It’s about giving back to the community.”

Before the ceremony, reporters from Farmingdale High School’s newspaper, The Paper Lion, had the opportunity to meet with this year's honorees to gain deeper insights. The interviews became more than just an assignment; they served as a bridge connecting generations. During the ceremony on May 21st, the student reporters introduced the honorees and shared a heartfelt tribute, highlighting the unique contributions and achievements of the honorees.

For her exemplary leadership in education, significant contributions to the makerspace movement, and unwavering commitment to the Farmingdale community, Dr. Randee Bonagura was honored with an induction into the Farmingdale Wall of Fame. Dr. Randee Bonagura from the class of 1992 was sponsored by her mother, Mrs. Judy Bonagura. Captain Peter Crawford was recognized as a 2025 Wall of Fame inductee for his outstanding service in law enforcement, his dedication to his country, and his lasting influence on the safety and security of others. Captain Peter Crawford, a graduate from the class of 1968, is sponsored by his brother-in-law and Farmingdale High School psychologist, Dr. William Sperduto. Additionally, Ms. Jennifer O’Neill has been celebrated as a 2025 Wall of Fame Inductee, acknowledging her professional and artistic achievements and profound impact on the Farmingdale community. Ms. Jennifer O’Neill, from the class of 2013, is sponsored by her former and current Farmingdale High School Social Studies teacher, Candice Collazo.

You can find the complete biographies of the 2025 Wall of Fame honorees here.

The honorees, who had once walked the halls of Farmingdale High School, now stood as inspiring examples of what could be achieved through hard work and perseverance. Located in the lobby of Farmingdale High School, the Wall of Fame showcases plaques of past honorees, each a testament to the enduring spirit of the Farmingdale family. Candidates must have graduated ten years prior and demonstrated meaningful achievements in their professional journeys to be considered for this honor.

Paper Lion Journalists: Ryan Kearney, Saadullah Ali, Brody Healey, Karalyn Katakofsky, and Kristina Trent.

Wall of Fame Committee: Candice Collazo, Sarah Aliendro, Betty Looney, Laurie McLaughlin, Daniella Dougherty, Ivelyssee Powers, and Carla Stillwell, Chairperson.

TOGETHER WE WALK, TOGETHER WE INCLUDE

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This year, the Farmingdale Friends and Family Team participated in a new event, The Best Buddies Friendship Walk, the premier walk in the nation advocating for inclusion of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The walk took place on Saturday, May 10, at Marjorie Post Park. Our team had sixty walkers and successfully raised over $2,000. Heartfelt appreciation goes to Farmingdale High School senior Julianna DeSantis, who crafted the team’s vibrant shirts, adding a personal touch to the journey.

WHERE MUSIC AND COMMUNITY FLOURISH

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A round of applause for Farmingdale School District for being recognized as a #BestCommunitiesforMusicEducation by the NAMM Foundation for the 12th year in a row!

"The remarkable success of this program is genuinely a collective achievement, made possible by our exceptionally talented music educators and students, along with the unwavering support from our administration, teachers, Board of Education, and the community." -Greg Warnokowski, Director of Fine & Performing Arts

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