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2021 Warren, Preble and Darke county distinguished grads

Carlisle distinguished grads
Carlisle distinguished grads
Carlisle distinguished grads
Franklin distinguished grad
Warren County CC distinguished grads
Warren County CC distinguished grads
Springboro distinguished grads
Tri-County North distinguished grads
Tri-County North distinguished grads
Tri-County North distinguished grads
Twin Valley South distinguished grads
Twin Valley South distinguished grads
Twin Valley South distinguished grads
Twin Valley South distinguished grads
Twin Valley South distinguished grads
Twin Valley South distinguished grads
Ansonia distinguished grads
Ansonia distinguished grads
Ansonia distinguished grads
Ansonia distinguished grads
Arcanum distinguished grads
Arcanum distinguished grads
Arcanum distinguished grads
Arcanum distinguished grads
Arcanum distinguished grads
Franklin-Monroe distinguished grads
Franklin-Monroe distinguished grads
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Max Allison - Carlisle Graduate of Distinction Max Allison will be a freshman at Harvard College pursuing a degree in Applied Mathematics. He is the president of his senior class, vice president of NHS, and an active member in the community. He's a football and golf letterman, swim school record holder, all-league soccer player, tennis league champion, and a cast member of his school's theatre arts program. He also enjoys working at the local auto shop, taking long and tranquil walks on the beach, and consuming boxes upon boxes of Thin Mint cookies.
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June 3, 2021
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Dozens of students from schools in Warren, Preble and Darke counties were recognized for being valedictorians, salutatorians and distinguished graduates for the Class of 2021.

Look at their photos above, and find more photos and complete graduation coverage at DaytonDailyNews.com/graduation.

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