Twenty-nine seniors were invited to the Blue and Silver Luncheon for Levittown Division Avenue High School's Class of 2012 top seniors.

It is only the beginning of the school year, but administrators at Levittown Division Avenue High School have already announced the school's Class of 2012 top 29 seniors during the annual Blue and Silver Luncheon. During this school tradition, the students enjoyed lunch with their peers, along with Superintendent of Schools Dr. James Grossane, Principal Dr. Francesco Ianni, Guidance Chairman James Wallace, and faculty. Mr. Wallace announced that the each of the seniors attending the luncheon had achieved a 95 percent or higher weighted grade point average.

Levittown Division Avenue High School seniors talk before the Blue and Silver Luncheon for the Class of 2012 top students.

The students were asked to introduce themselves, state their choice of college and potential major, describe their most memorable high school moment, and explain what they will miss most about Division Avenue High School.

Levittown Superintendent of Schools Dr. James J. Grossane takes time to mingle with Levittown Division Avenue High School seniors before the Blue and Silver Luncheon for the Class of 2012 top students.

Senior Josh Sherman announced his intention of applying to Yale to study political science and history. "Every teacher I had shaped me in some way," he stated in response to what he will miss most at Division Avenue.

Dr. Ianni told the honorees that being a top student can be hard in that he or she must sometimes make difficult and unpopular decisions. "You give us reassurance that we are in good hands," he stated. "Always be creative, smart, and intelligent. If there is no path, make one."

The District would like to congratulate the following top seniors: