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Megan Mast, Liberty High School. Megan was valedictorian of her class. A degree in business is one of Megan's immediate goals. She has already begun her studies at John Wood Community College. Megan was involved in many different activities at Liberty High School, but credits FFA for developing her leadership skills. |
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Matt Helmer, Quincy High School. Matt is a multi-faceted graduate whose goals include a career as a physicist and studying abroad where he can learn about a different culture and implement his seven years of Spanish classes. Matt graduated second in his class of 455. In high school, he was involved in many activities including Scholastic Bowl; Debate and Spanish Clubs; Marching Band, Student Council, and National Honor Society. Northwestern University is the college Matt has chosen to attend this fall. |
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Patricia Webster, Quincy High School. Patricia will enter Western Illinois University this fall majoring in pre-med. Her interest in medicine has been enhanced in part because of her experiences in the Blessing Hospital Youth Corps and (HOSA) Health Occupations Students of America. Patricia credits serving as an officer in HOSA with helping her strengthen her teamwork, critical thinking, and creative problem- solving skills. Her experiences at QHS included National Honor Society, Student Council, and National Vocational Technical Honor Society. |
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Ashlee Vance, Unity High School. Ashlee will also attend JWCC this fall with the goal of eventually earning a Ph.D. in psychology. The oldest of nine children, Ashlee credits her church youth group and youth pastor for guiding and encouraging her. Their support and the ETS Scholarship can do nothing but help Ashlee move ahead in this new arena. | |
