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Catholic Central High School
Friday, May 30, 2008
Class of Catholic Central Jr./Sr. High School will hold a combined Baccalaureate and Graduation Ceremony at 7 p.m., today, May 30, at the Clark State Performing Arts center.
Class Valedictorian is Patrick Kramer Herron. Salutatorians are Louise Thomas Carroll and Sarah Elizabeth Halula.
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Scholarship recipients
Margaret Ann Beach, daughter of William and Sarah Beach, will attend North Park University, Chicago. She has been offered renewable scholarships totaling $92,088 from Loyola University, North Park University and Concordia University.
Anthony J. Canestraro, son of John and Ceil Canestraro, will attend the University of Toledo. He has been awarded renewable scholarships totaling $28,000 from the University of Toledo and Wright State University.
James William Caserta, son of Todd and Connie Caserta, will attend the University of Toledo. He was offered a total of $58,180 in renewable scholarships from the University of Toledo, Ohio University and Capital University.
Anthony Joseph Catanzaro, son of Mark and Shelly Catanzaro, will be attending Capital University. He has been offered a total of $30l,240 in renewable scholarships from Hanover College, Wittenberg University, Ohio Wesleyan, Bluffton College, Findlay College, Wilmington College, Thomas More College, and Capital University.
Julie Marie Cochran, daughter of Christopher and Mary Ann Cochran, will attend Wright State University. She was awarded a renewable scholarship totaling $4,000 from Kent State University.
Kyle Mason Coffey, son of Wallace and Debbie Nowell and Steven Coffey will attend Capital University. He has been awarded $445,236 in renewable scholarships from the University of Charleston, Tiffin University, Wilmington College, Capital University and Ohio Wesleyan University.
Sean Robert Cooper, son of Patrick and Debora Cooper, will attend the University of Toledo. He has been offered a total of $19,500 in renewable and non-renewable scholarships from the University of Toledo and Ohio Northern University.
Kyle Stephen DeWitt, son of Steve and Kim DeWitt, will attend Thomas More College. He has been awarded $40,000 in renewable scholarships from Thomas More College.
Aislinn Marie Fenton, daughter of Dean and Colleen Fenton, will attend Capital University. She has been awarded a total of $72,240 in renewable scholarships from Capital University and Otterbein College.
Amber Jo Fetherolf, daughter of Jerry and Billie Jo Fetherolf, will attend Wilmington College. She has been offered a total of $157,283 in renewable and nonrenewable scholarships from Wilmington College, Muskingum College, Wittenberg University, Otterbein College and Tiffin University.
Matthew James Finke, son of Herb and Nancy Finke, will attend Wright State University. He has been offered a total of $113,800 in renewable scholarships from Bowling Green University, Capital University, The University of Dayton, Xavier University, The University of Toledo and Wilmington College.
Ryan Joseph Finke, son of Herb and Nancy Finke, will attend Ohio Northern University. He has been awarded a total of $157,500 in renewable scholarships from Ohio Northern University, The University of Toledo, Marquette University, Ohio Dominican and Duquesne University.
Michael S. Garman, son of Russell and Mary Lisa Garman, will attend Urbana University. He has been offered $32,000 in renewable scholarships from Urbana University.
Royston Gordon, son of Dr. Richard and Dorothy Gordon, will attend Wittenberg University. He has been awarded a total of $30,000 in a renewable scholarship from Wittenberg.
Kara Marie Greitzer, daughter of Michael and Sharon Greitzer, will attend the School of Architecture and Design at Miami University. She has been awarded $140,000 in renewable scholarships from Butler University, University of Dayton, and Wittenberg University.
Kristin Rose Grimone, daughter of Brian and Sherri Grimone, will attend Ohio State University. She has been offered $59,840 in renewable and nonrenewable scholarships from Capital University.
Sarah Halula, daughter of Jerry and Mary Halula, will attend Ohio State University. She has been offered $12,200 in renewable scholarships from Ohio State and the Charles Fox Foundation.
Patrick Kramer Herron, son of Joseph and Rosemary Herron, will attend Ohio State University. He was offered renewable and nonrenewable scholarships that total $161,250 from Wabash College, Ball State University, Ohio State University, the University of Cincinnati, Martin Family Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Catholic Women's College Club and the Exchange Club.
Brent Hitchcock, son of Steve and Barbara Hitchcock, will attend the University of Southern California. He will receive $160,000 in a renewable scholarship from the University of Southern California.
Kourtney Elizabeth Koehler, daughter of J. Kevin and Connie Koehler, has been awarded a total of $26,000 in renewable scholarships from the University of Toledo, Bowling Green University and Wright State University.
Maya Koehler, daughter of William and Beatriz Koehler, will attend Purdue University. She has been offered $28,000 in a renewable scholarship to Purdue University.
Stefan Owen Latham, son of Shane and Mary Latham has been offered a total of $53,200 in renewable scholarship from Capital University and Dominican University.
Hillary Le Melle, daughter of Don and Debbie Le Melle, will attend the University of Toledo. She has been offered a total of $500,600 in renewable scholarships from Duquesne University, the University of Dayton, St. Louis University, Wittenberg University, the University of San Diego, Denison University and the University of Toledo.
John Wayne Lynch, son of Daniel and Catherine Lynch, will attend the University of Dayton. He has been awarded a total of $196,480 in renewable scholarships from Otterbein College, the University of Dayton, St. Joseph's College and the College of Mt. St. Joseph and Catholic Women's College Club.
Nicholas Joseph Massaro, son of Joseph and Maureen Massaro, will attend the University of Dayton. He has been awarded $32,000 in a renewable scholarship from the University of Dayton.
Christopher Joseph Morman, son of Joe and Michelle Morman, will attend the University of Dayton. He has been offered a total of $102,050 from the University of Dayton, Purdue University, Catholic Women's College Club, National Football Foundation and the Ohio Board of Regents.
Andrew Joseph Mullen, son of William and Lorna Mullen, has been offered a total of $117,720 in renewable scholarships from Wilmington College, the University of Dayton and Xavier University.
Patrick Robert Nave, son of Adam and Mary Jo Leventhal and Tim and Susie Nave, will attend Case Western Reserve University. He has been awarded a $20,000 renewable scholarship from Case Western Reserve University.
Nicholas Neiswinger, son of John and JoAnne Neiswinger, will attend Ohio University. He has been awarded a total of $60,000 in renewable scholarships from the University of Dayton, Capital University and the University of Toledo.
Alexander J. Pillion, son of Marc and Michelle Pillion, will attend Ohio State University. He has been offered a total of $137,120 from Capital University, Wittenberg University and St. Joseph' s College.
Elizabeth J. Renkiewicz, daughter of Gretchen Renkiewicz and Michael Renkiewicz, will attend Clark State Community College. She has been offered $26,975 in renewable scholarships from Xavier University and Clark State Community College.
Victoria Lynn Robinson, daughter of Bart Robinson and Tamantha Massey, will attend the College of Mount St. Joseph. She has been awarded a total of $49,000 in renewable and nonrenewable scholarships from the College of Mount St. Joseph and Catholic Women's College Club.
Katie Allison Sahle, daughter of Kathy Sahle and Steve Sahle, will attend Bowling Green State University. She has been awarded $38,000 in renewable scholarships from Bowling Green State University and the University of Rio Grande.
Donald Anders Samuelson II, son of Eric and Cynthia Samuelson, will attend Ohio Northern University. He has been awarded $48,000 in a renewable scholarship from Ohio Northern University.
Tyler James Shockey, son of Deb Shockey and Bill Shockey, will attend Thomas More College. He has been offered a total of $40,000 in renewable scholarships from Thomas More College.
Erica Renae Strahan, daughter of George and P.J. Strahan, will attend Wright State University. She has received a total of $2,050 in scholarships from Wright State University.
Brian James Wagner, son of Greg Wagner and Kimberly Jennings, will attend the University of Akron. He has been awarded $69,012 in a renewable scholarship from the University of Akron.
The Class of 2008
Gustavo Alvarez, Richard Thomas Anhalt, Margaret Ann Beach, Jacob Patrick Bonham, Anthony John Canestraro, Louise Thomas Carroll, James William Caserta, Anthony Joseph Catanzaro, Julie Marie Cochran, Kyle Mason Coffey, Bruin Abraham Collinsworth, Sean Robert Cooper, Jesse Paul DeWitt, Kyle Stephen DeWitt, Sarah Nicole DeWitt, Katie Alice Baker Donovan, Rachel Mae Duke, Patrick Haywood Dunn, Joseph Andrew Eckels, David Christopher Erickson, Victor Joseph Felty, Aislinn Marie Fenton, Amber Jo Fetherolf, Matthew James Finke, Ryan Joseph Finke, Michael Sullivan Garman, Royston Eugene Gordon, Kara Marie Greitzer, Kristin Rose Grimone, Sarah Elizabeth Halula, Patrick Kramer Herron, Brent Steven Hitchcock, Jennifer Lynn Hoskins, Patrick Lee Hovda, Jacob Ryan Jaworski, Millicent Ann Johnson, Stephen Jerome Kearns, Kourtney Elizabeth Koehler, Maya Itza Koehler, Stefan Owen Latham, Hillary Marie Le Melle, John Wayne Lynch, Nicholas Joseph Massaro, Jacob Edward Massie, Christopher Joseph Morman, Andrew Joseph Mullen, Patrick Robert Nave, Nicholas Andrew Neiswinger, Catherine Crawford Osborn, Aaron John Pavlansky, Alexander Joseph Pillion, Leslie S. Purnell, Elizabeth Jean Renkiewicz, Samuel Michael Riedel, Victoria Lynn Robinson, Katie Allison Sahle, Donald Anders Samuelson, II, Matthew James Shockey, Tyler James Shockey, Erica Renae Strahan, Violet Delores Van Dyke, Brian James Wagner and Kevin Christopher Whalen.
