Andrew Karney Achieves Academic and Community Honors
Andrew Karney, son of Michael and Connie Karney, earns Honor Roll and Special Awards in school activities. He participates in Select Choir National Honor Society and church youth group. He received the Trustee Scholarship to Lorain County Community College and plans to attend there before transferring to a four year college.
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Michael and
Connie Karney
National Honor Socien
Church
Lorain County Community College
Milner honors and leadership in youth movements named
Lisa Milner recognized for ties to Youth4Youth swim team and Regional President role in the National Jewish Youth Movement. Special awards include a 1.0 award and a Dare You award. she serves as National Honor Society treasurer and plans to study communications at Ohio State University or American University.
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Arnold
Barbara Milner
National Jewish Youth Movement
National Honor Socety
Ohio State University
American University
Amanda Stumphauzer Named National Honor Society Scholar
Amanda M Stumphauzer daughter of Stephen and Julianne Stumphauzer is active in the National Honor Society marching band and select choir. She received the Phi Beta Kappa award for future educators and holds an academic scholarship from Bowling Green State University to study education.
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Stephen and
Julianne Stumphauzer
Bowling Green State University
Jessica Cooperrider Honored At Wooster College
Jessica Cooperrider, daughter of Gary and Linda, earns special awards for science and math. She is named honor junior by the Cleveland Technical Societies Council and wins the Ohio Academic Scholarship and College Scholar Award from The College of Wooster. She tutors elementary children, volunteers at a nursing home, and plays piano.
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Gary
Linda Cooperrider
Cleveland Technical Societies Council
Ohio
College of Wooster
Kate Sprague Student Leader Wins Cross Country Honors
Kate Sprague, daughter of Tim and Denise Sprague, earns varsity cross country and track honors. She serves as sophomore, junior and senior class president, National Honor Society vice president, Lion's Club member, and Student of the Month. Plans to attend Wittenberg University to study biology.
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Tim and
Denise Sprague
Wittenberg University
Student Profile Highlights Band and Honor Society Ties
Carie French and Pamela and Gary French appear in a student profile listing ties to Jazz band Academic Challenge pep band National Honor Society Foreign Language Club and Drama club with four year academic and band related special awards including first chair alto saxophone plus post graduation plans to attend Ohio State University for biomedical engineering. Tom and Melody Cole are noted as parents with ties to National Honor Society band Academic Challenge and Special Awards Buckeye Boys State and plans to attend Kent State University for criminology.
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Pamela
Gary French
Ohio State University
Tom and Melody Cole
Buckeye
Boys State
Kent State University
Marissa Marangoni Receives National Honors and Wooster Plan
Marissa Marangoni, daughter of Joe and Gerry Marangoni, earned multiple honors including National Honor Society vice president and Who's Who Among American High School Students. She holds awards such as the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award and the Academic Challenge. She plans to major in music therapy at the College of Wooster, after receiving Merit and Multicultural scholarships.
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Joe and
Gerry Marangoni
National Honor Society
Bausch and Lomb
College of Wooster
Krystle Stanley Named Student Leader and Award Recipient
Krystle Stanley, daughter of Bill and Juana Ensign Ed Stanley, earned multiple honors including Volleyball Honorable Mention, All Academic teams for volleyball and softball, softball second team, and Volleyball Player of the Week. She participated in Student Council SADC National Honor Society and was Student of the Month committee member, planning to study aviation at university to become a pilot.
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Bill and
Juana Ensign Ed Stanley
Bowling Green State University
Megan Flick Achieves National Honors and Akron Pathway
Megan Flick daughter of David and Kathy Flick earns National Honor Society praise and Who's Who among Students honors, plus National Honor Bell and US Achievement Academy recognition. She awarded University of Akron Honors Program scholarship and will study applied mathematics there.
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David and
Kathy Flick
Natonal Honor Bell
Achievement Academy
University of Akron
Jennifer Volcansek Achievement Highlights
Jennifer Volcansek is a student with ties to basketball and track through SADD and active in Foreign Language Club FCA and church youth group. She holds National Honor Society recognition, HOBY Leadership awards, and Medina County All Academic honors for track and basketball with multiple scholarships and state delegate selections. She plans to study international business marketing at the University of Akron.
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James
Cynthia Volcansek
FCA
Church
National Honor Society
Hoby
Medina County
Buckeye
Ohio Board of Regents
University of Akron
Getting Hired Not So Different in Today's Market
A 1991 column argues that job seekers still must sell themselves, plan daily, and tailor efforts to employer needs as corporations trim staff. Marvin Walberg notes college placement woes and rising competition as the year 2000 nears, urging proactive, skillful job searches.
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Taulu
Suimmer
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Lisa Milner
Amanda M. Stumphauzer
Jessica Cooperrider
Kate Sprague
Black River High School
Carie
Tom Cole
Marissa Marangoni
Krystle Stanley
Megan Flick
Jennifer Volcansek
Deja Va
Marvin Walberg
Birmingham
Ala
Pete
Bellsouth
Park Place
Elyria
East River
Clark Streets
Botamerflowst
Firstmerit. Bank
Equal Housing Lender
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