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Academic honors
Several suburban area students earned academic honors from their chosen colleges & universities. They include:
Bowling Green State University: Peter Mapes, Madison Georgoff, Derek Dickinson, Andrea Davis, Jeanine Zalesak, Mallory Imbery, Jared Hillman, Andrea Mihalko, of Curtice; Amanda Wells, Charles Wooten, Aaron Wright, Clare Davis, Elizabeth Weber, of Elmore;
Kara Harmeyer, Erin Tice, Steven Artz, Katelin Schlagheck, Bryce Humbarger, Joseph Bergman, of Genoa; Ryan Ackerman, Alyssa Morelock, Matthew Kreglow, Lisa Davis, William Merkes, Lisa Holcomb, Renee Roach, Meghan Widmer, Anthony Copley, Alysa Myers, Jacob Hunter, Kathy Peiffer, Sarah Gruner, Scott Stevenson, of Gibsonburg;
Eric Dusseau, Aimee Weidner, Elizabeth Perry, Danielle Robertson, Amanda Schmidt, Katie Schmidt, of Graytown; Abbie Doll, Chelsea Wagner, Kevin Rahrig, Ashley Fairbanks, Nicole Perry, Chelsie Sheline, of Luckey; Amelia Griffith, Corey Brittenham, Lauren Densic, of Millbury;
Allyson Rospert, Heather Reau, Arielle Salyers, Amber Frisch, Ryan McPherson, Stefany Risner, Kimberly Meyer, Stephanie Meyer, Rebecca Chafee, Leah McRitchie, Erika Fall, Spencer Stone, Richard Brimmer, Julia Sharlow, of Oak Harbor;
Aaron Dean, Joshua Bohn, Mary Zellin, Mikel Hill, Rebecca Shirling, Allison Bailey, Emily Meece, Alysia Shaffer, Jimmi Gangwer, Kerri Gangwer, Joshua Carr, Sarah Krock, Wade Sattler, Bridget Fitzpatrick, Eric Gerwin, Matthew Baer, Alison Sieving, Aaron Walston, Veronica Villegas, of Pemberville;
Amanda Dent, Jennifer Laplante, Katie Everhardt, Paul Sansing, Christopher Rollins, Frank Toeme, of Walbridge;
Jessica Stevens, Audrey Vamos, of Helena; Brandy Smith, Sara Root, of Lindsey; Marissa Wilt, Kaylee Paul, Brian Melnek, Tyler Schroeder, Rachel Stewart, Paige Busdiecker, of Woodville.
Defiance College: Phoenix Golnick and Justin Walker, of Oak Harbor.
Heidelberg University: Alayna Robinson Jr., of Elmore.
University of Notre Dame: Jennifer Jones, of Curtice.
The Ohio State University: Alan Scheanwald, Kirk Tank, of Curtice; Zachery Avers, Krista Hellwig, of Elmore; Breanna Humbarger, Stefanie Neuman, Scott Traver, of Genoa; Anthony Egbert, Ashley Fisher, Alyssa Reed, of Gibsonburg;
Gunter Eickert, of Helena; Britain Wetzel, of Lindsey; Kasey LaCourse, of Luckey; Olivia Harder, of Martin; Lauren Oberlin, Joseph Vancena, of Millbury; Nicholas Johnson, Julia Konieczny, Cody Magrum, Jillian McFarlan, Sarah Rhodes, Joshua Stone, of Oak Harbor;
Caitlin Bushman, James Morlock, Nicholaus Oberhouse, Julie Russell, of Pemberville; Joseph Mominee, Troy Nissen, of Williston; William Kuhlman, Bryan Kuhlman, Katherine Anderson, Matthew Wyse, of Woodville; Evan Matheney, of Walbridge.
Graduates
Bowling Green State University: Jessica McGrady, Jeanine Zalesak, Amy Ackerman, of Curtice; Alexander Fox, Charles Wooten, Christopher Tornow, David Eoff, of Elmore; Jennifer Simpson, Jason Colyer, Leslie Straka, of Genoa; Jennifer Steiner, Kailee Wisehart, Ian Willinger, of Gibsonburg;
Samantha Schroeder, of Luckey; Michael Ameling, of Millbury; Brooke Blevins, Samantha Powers, Jason Apling, of Oak Harbor;
Aaron Dean, Sharon Shaffer, Mackenzie Liko, Stephen Barr, of Pemberville; Aubrey Shoup, of Walbridge.
The Ohio State University: Carrie Schlea, of Elmore; Matthew Wyse, of Woodville.
Owens Phi Theta Kappa members
Nichole Aldrich and Regina Maynard, of Gibsonburg were among Owens Community College student leaders inducted into the fall Phi Theta Kappa International hall of Fame.
The overall mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize academic excellence among two-year college students, provide opportunities for leadership training and an intellectual climate for the exchange of ideas and ideals.
Selection criteria for students receiving the honor is based upon enrollment in a two-year college, completing a minimum number of course hours set forth by the individual chapter, achieving a minimum 3.5 grade point average and exemplifying academic excellence, as determined by faculty.
Eastwood band members feted
Eastwood High School band members Melissa Russell (flute), Jenna Moore (clarinet), and Faith Hardy (alto saxophone) have been accepted into the Ohio Music Education Association District 1 JH Honors Band.
The band will perform Jan. 29 at 2:30 p.m. at the Stranahan Theater, conducted by Jon Waters, assistant director of The Ohio State University Marching Band.
In addition, Brianna Moore (trombone), was accepted to the Ohio Music Education Association District 1 HS Honors Band, which will perform Jan. 29 at 7 p.m., also at the Stranahan Theater. Chad R. Nicholson, director of Instrumental Studies at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, will be the conductor.
Both events are free and open to the public.
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