Lee High School graduates 150 students on May 22. Here is the top ten for the school’s graduating class of 2018.
Mariah Lowry is Valedictorian of the Lee High School Class of 2018. Her parents are Shauna Warren and Edward Lowry. She has served as Vice President of Student Council and has participated in Track and Cheerleading. Mariah plans to attend the University of Michigan where she will study Psychology.
Avelycia Yesenia Ortiz is Salutatorian of Lee High School’s Class of 2018. She is the daughter of Yesenia Ortiz. She has been an active member of National Honor Society, Student Council, Spanish Club, Softball, Marching & Concert Band, and Winter Guard. Avelycia’s future plans are to attend Wayne State University and study Biomedical Science so she can become a Forensic Pathologist.
Maira Hurtado ranks number three of the Lee High School Class of 2018. Her parents are Rosa Hurtado and Jesus Hurtado. Maira is an avid participant of National Honor Society, Be Nice, Lee’s Student Leader Program, JV Soccer and Spanish Club. Maira plans to attend Grand Rapids Community College where she will study Nursing, and wants to specialize in pediatrics.
Adriana Sanchez-Parada ranks number four in Lee High School’s Class of 2018. Her parents are Alejo Sanchez and Gallina Parada. Adriana’s activities awards include serving as Student Council President, National Honors Society, Founder of Footsteps for Freshman, Homecoming Queen, Marching Band Drum Major, Drama Club, Soccer, Karate and Spanish Club. Adriana plans on attending Western Michigan University and currently is undecided in what she plans to study.
Daisy Sarabia ranks number five at Lee High School. Her parents are Adriana Bodar and Enselmo Sarabia. Daisy has stayed busy with Volleyball (all four years), Softball and Competitive Cheerleading (2 years), Basketball (1 year), Student Council (3 years), National Honor Society and Class Vice President. Daisy plans to study Engineering at Grand Valley State University.
Monica Paniague-Ramos ranks number six at Lee High School’s Class of 2018. She is the daughter of Maria Ramos. Monica has spent her time serving in National Honor Society as Vice President and has also participated in Spanish Club, Student Leader Program and Be Nice. Monica plans to specialize in Radiology at Grand Rapids Community College.
Abigail Ibarra is ranked number seven at Lee High School. Her parents are Andrea Hernandez and Noe Hernandez. She has participated in Competitive and Sideline Cheer and has also spent much time in the LHS Band. Abigail plans on working after high school.
Maura Mendoza-Matias ranks number eight at Lee High School. Her parents are Hilario Mendoza Calmo and Nicolasa Matias Lorenzo. Her activities include Spanish Club, Be Nice, Prom Committee, Planning Homecoming Class Activities, Soccer, National Honor Society and our Student Leader Program. Maura plans on attending Grand Rapids Community College and entering the Nursing program.
Amaris Lourdes Salvatierra-Guizar is ranked nine at Lee High School’s Class of 2018. Her parents are Hector Salvatierra and Maria Salvatierra. She has participated in Track and Field — earning a Varsity Letter, Spanish Club, National Honor Society and has also been a Bible School Teacher as well. Amaris plans on attending Davenport University to go into Accounting.
Florencio Guilarte ranks number 10 at Lee High School. His parents are Noemi Gonzalez and Yanoxy Guilarte. He has been a very active participant of Band, Choir, Drama Club, Lee Talent Shows, Basketball, Wrestling, Student Council, Rotary Club and our Student Leader Program. He has also earned numerous athletic honors. In Baseball he achieved 3 Year All Conference, 2 Year All District, and All Advanced Team. In Football, Florencio earned 2 Year All Conference. In Bowling, he earned All Conference Honorable Mention. He also has spent time working in Youth Baseball Clinics as a Coach during summer and winter. Florencio plans on attending Central Michigan University where he will major in Music Performance (Voice).
