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November 2009
Kayleigh Hodgdon
Kayleigh impresses the faculty with her work ethic, maturity
and her abundant level of positive energy. She is actively
involved in academics and extra-curriculars at Uxbridge High
School. She brings a warm passion to her involvement here
and is constantly looking for new opportunities to expand
her contributions to the community. Kayleigh is a diligent
student, maintaining a solid A average. She challenges
herself with AP and honors level courses, demonstrating her
desire to build an academic foundation that will allow her
to be quite successful at the college level. Kayleigh
aspires to be an actress, a journalist or a politician. She
is interested in pursuing a major in film studies and or
film production. With a skill set that includes
responsibility, leadership, loyalty and ambition, Kayleigh
will find success in whichever path she follows. Or given
her creative talents, she’ll find a way to combine all
three. Kayleigh’s talents are also noticed in athletics as
she is a three sport athlete competing in field hockey,
cheerleading and tennis. Her support of peers is evident as
she has been elected captain in cheerleading and tennis. Her
leadership was acknowledged by the staff during her
sophomore year when she was elected to represent UHS for the
Hugh O’Brien Youth (HOBY) Leadership Program. Kayleigh
continues to volunteer with HOBY for such events as the Life
Is Good Day on the Boston Common. Additionally, her peers in
Student Council elected her to represent UHS as a Regional
Student Advisory Council Representative this fall. Kayleigh
has also found the spotlight on stage through the Milford
Performing Arts Center’s production of The Princess Bride.
In between the academics, athletics and theatre, Kayleigh
volunteers her time as the offensive statistician for the
varsity football team, the annual Toys For Tots Holiday
Party, and the Boston Health and Fitness Expo. Kayleigh is
one leader that the Class of 2010 and the UHS community are
proud to follow.
Jason Silbor
If there is one thing Jason Silbor is always guaranteed to
give you, it is an electric smile. Jason is a very polite
and courteous young man with a strong sense of character.
His willingness to help out does not go unnoticed. When
injured this football season, Jason immediately took on the
role of “coach,” assisting not only his varsity teammates
but also the freshman football team. The positive tone he
sets through his decision making and work ethic is
appreciated by his coaches, teachers and peers. This is
evident as he has been elected captain in three-sports for
his senior year: football, basketball and baseball. Jason
was also selected as the MIAA Student Ambassador for UHS in
2008-09. Academically, Jason values education, takes his
classes seriously, and has earned a solid B average, ranking
in the top half of the Class of 2010. He has a strong
interest in history and learning about the past but his true
passion is sports. Jason is interested in pursuing a degree
in sports management. Outside of school, Jason has
volunteered his time as a coach at the Uxbridge Youth
Baseball clinic. Jason is always looking for a good chuckle
but is sensitive to the needs of those around him. Jason’s
optimistic, easygoing personality is a joy to meet in the
halls of UHS.
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