First class of All-Stars finds diverse paths
Ten years after the Journal-World named eight Academic All-Stars in 1997, the group shows varied journeys. Jennifer Carnes shifted from astronaut dreams to international studies and retail management. Megan Gripka moved from biology to clinical lab science. Mark Hammel built an IT and business career. Jerrell Herod pursued medicine and cardiology. Luke Lang became a math teacher and mentor. Justin Poplin became a patent attorney. Christine Rieder stayed with chemical engineering and added an MBA path. Dan Smith shifted from premedical biology to physical therapy while remaining connected to music and the Army Reserve.
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Jennifer Carnes
Santa Fe High School
Carbondale
University of Minnesota
NASA
Carnes
ROTC
Kansas
Kansas University
Tonganoxie High School
Gripka
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Charleston
S.C
St. Luke’s Hospital
Children’s Mercy
Plaza
Mark Hammel
Perry-Lecompton High School
Hammel
SuperTarget
Brandi Adam
Lawrence
Ogden
Utah
University of Phoenix
Overland Park
Baker University
U.S. Central Federal Credit Union
Baker
Jerrell Herod
Herod
Merck & Co. Inc
Raleigh
N.C
Luke Lang
Wellsville High School
Holton
Holton High School
Lang
Highland Community College
Jennifer
Sophia
Denison
Justin Poplin
Baldwin High School
Poplin
Lathrop and Gage
Christine Rieder
Corpus Christi
Texas
Flint Hills Resources
Koch Industries
Wichita
Rieder
Texas A&m University
Lawrence Area
Cal Therapy
KU Medical Center
Emporia State
Sprint
First National Bank
Cis
KUMC
Smith
Deidrae Meyer
Army
312Th Army Band
All-Star nominees showcase Kansas high school seniors
A long list of top students from multiple Kansas high schools features nominees with perfect or near perfect grades, strong leadership roles, and plans spanning medical careers, engineering, education, NASA internships, and military academies. Notable schools include Tonganoxie, Santa Fe Trail, McLouth, Wellsville, Ottawa, Free State, De Soto, and Notre Dame programs. Names like Ojeleye and Linenberger appear alongside honors such as National Honor Society, Kansas Honor Scholar, and STEM and leadership awards.
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Tonganoxie High
Brian
Terri Huseman
Tonganoxie
Kansas State University
McLouth High
Rob
Debbie Lundmark
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Chris
Wellsville High School
Russell
Marcia
Marks
Wellsville
Kansas
Scott
Kim Moore
Emporia
Kansas Board of Regents
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Victor Ojeleye
Ottawa
Ernest and
Temitope Ojeleye
Free State
Tom and
Pat Orzulak
KU Watkins- -Berger
de Soto High
Murray
Donna Smith
Shawnee
University of Notre. Dame
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