Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School celebrated graduation on June 3.

Of the school's 146 graduating seniors, 45 of them are from Wareham.

The graduates

Nicolle Affonso / Culinary Arts

Jared Allison / Plumbing & Heating

Frank Araujo / Automotive Technology

Jaylen Austin / Horticulture

Taijara Barboza / Horticulture

Corinne Barkas / Environmental Technology

Courtney Baumlin / Health Careers

Robert Beard / Automotive Technology

Stacy Beauchemin / Culinary Arts

Andrew Bostrom / Automotive Technology

Jeffrey Bouldry / Automotive Collision Repair

Kristen Bourque / Culinary Arts

John Braley / Engineering Technology

Miya Bumpus / Environmental Technology

Brianna Busby / Engineering Technology

Cameron Butler / Horticulture

Zachary Cacciolfi / Information Technology

Brittany Cauble /Automotive Collision Repair

Haley Chandler / Marine Services

Gage DeBonise / Marine Services

Ashley Draper / Health Careers

Rachel Edwards / Environmental Technology

Jordan Frazier / Carpentry

William Gronblom / Electrical

Jake Haskell / Automotive Technology

Michael Hurlich / Information Technology

Kyle Martin / Marine Services

Mary McAssey / Culinary Arts

Mikayla McNeely / Plumbing & Heating

Nicolaus Mendes / Culinary Arts

Zachary Nardi / Engineering Technology

Nicole Parrish / Culinary Arts

Cameron Perry / Culinary Arts

Steven Rawlings / Automotive Collision Repair

Christopher Reis, Jr. / Engineering Technology

Brett Silva / Environmental Technology

Jeannette Smith / Culinary Arts

Tyler St. Germaine / Marine Services

Ryan Steek / Electrical

Drew Sylvia / Electrical

Bryan Thrasher / Automotive Technology

Shain Wilbur / Information Technology

Robert Woodman / Marine Services

Ashley Zine / Cosmetology

Academic scholarships

The following Upper Cape students from Wareham were awarded academic scholarships:

Alyssa Atkinson, graduating with honors from the Environmental Technology shop, is awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Upper Cape Tech General Fund and a $500 scholarship from the Ellen Magnusson Memorial.  Alyssa, a National Honor Society student from Wareham, will be continuing her studies in Biology at UMass Dartmouth.

Graduating from the Horticulture shop with honors,  Jaylen Austin is awarded Arthur Sweetman scholarship from the Upper Cape Tech General Fund in the amount of $500.  Jaylen is from Wareham and will continue her studies in Pediatric Nursing at Cape Cod Community College.

Graduating with High honors from Health Technology, Courtney Baumlin is awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Upper Cape Tech General Fund and $500 from the Andrew James Dexter II Memorial.  She is also the  recipient of a $1,000 scholarship from the Rotary Club of Bourne-Sandwich.  Courtney is from Wareham and will study political science at Salve Regina University.

Andrew Bostrom, graduating from Automotive Technology, is awarded a $250 scholarship from Silver Cloud Towing in recognition of Kevin Farr’s retirement.  Andrew, a Wareham student, will study Auto/Diesel at Universal Technical Institute.

Brianna Busby, a National Honor Society student graduating with high honors, is awarded a $3,000 scholarship from the Upper Cape Tech General Fund.  Brianna is also the recipient of the $500 Joseph and Beverly Farr Memorial and the David P. Sampson Leadership award, a laptop computer.   Brianna is from Wareham and she will study biology at Stonehill College.

Gage DeBonise, a Wareham student graduating from Marine Services, is awarded a $1,500 scholarship from the Cape Cod Marine Trades Association.  Gage will attend Massachusetts Maritime Academy to study Marine Engineering.

A carpentry student from Wareham, Jordan Frazier is awarded a $500 scholarship donated by the family of Norman J. Hendry.  Jordan will be attending Bridgewater State University in the fall.

Tool awards and top shop

The Horticulture top shop tool award with a value of $1,000, donated by the Louis Rosado Jr. Memorial, the Wareham Lodge of Elks #1547, the Wareham Emblem Club #99 and the Upper Cape Tech Open is presented to Jaylen Austin, a Wareham student.

The Marine Services top shop tool award with a value of $1,000, donated by the Upper Cape Tech Teachers Association, the Cape Cod Marine Trades Association, and the Bourne Youth Swish League, is presented to Gage DeBonise, a Wareham student.

The Engineering Technology top shop tool award with a value of $1,000, donated by the Wareham Lodge of Elks #1548, is presented to Christopher Reis, a Wareham student.

The Electrical top shop tool award with a value of $1,000, donated by the Edgar E. Caron Memorial, the Paul Peters Memorial, Johnson Electric Company, and the Benjamin D. Cushing VFW Auxiliary, is presented to Drew Sylvia, a student from Wareham.