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Appendix IV 8093 Owens Community College TRUSTEES’ ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP 2005-2006 Award Recommendations High School Recommended Recipient Alternate Alliance Academy of Toledo Diane Niedbalski Anthony Tippett Anthony Wayne High School David Damasco Kurt Budde Arcadia High School Amber Loomis Wes True Arlington High School Travis Graydon Ashley Doolittle Bowling Green High School Kaitlin Spencer Stacy Pockett Bowsher High School Sydney Robinson Laura Dinardo Cardinal Stritch High School Katie Brentlinger Central Catholic High School Victoria Metzger Brandon Poplawski Clay High School Shelly Lindsey Eastwood High School Kaleigh Gottschalk Wes Sattler Elmwood High School Amber Morgart Amanda Tillison Emmanuel Baptist Christian High School Matthew Althaus Findlay High School Muriel Howard Alysha Norris Genoa High School Katelyn Rossler Staci Pickerel Lake High School Aaron Holleran Kyle Brown Libbey High School Robin Kiser Lana Furfaro Liberty-Benton High School Jessica Rapp Allison Davis Life Skills Center of Toledo Sheronda Pressley Lakeesha Dula Maumee High School Amanda Fesh Ashley Vos Maumee Valley Country Day School David True McComb High School Cami Rader Stephanie Rhoades Millstream Career Cooperative Dee Anna Smith Stephanie Short North Baltimore High School Michelle Richardson Maria Huff Northwood High School Stephanie Lautzenheiser Kelly Agler Oak Harbor High School Melissa Kitzler Lauren Thorbahn Otsego High School Brooke S. Chidester Amelia Zimmerman Penta Career Center Jennifer Goldacker Anthony James Perrysburg Digital Academy Melissa Hoffbauer Teresa Noland Perrysburg High School Andrew Beat Sabrina Sanchez Polly Fox Academy Antoinette Gary Rogers High School Nicolle Harris Aletha Hall Rossford High School Christie Toska Pamela Gorny Springfield High School Ashley Foster Carolann Jacobs St. Francis DeSales High School Zachary Wazney St. Ursula Academy Sara Wismer Jennifer Zaleski Start High School Ashley Obarski Anne Catherine Huber Sylvania Northview High School Jocelyn Cousino 1. Nicole Liggett 2. Michael Schumaker Sylvania Southview High School Eric Ade Autumn McLargin Toledo Christian School Lyndsey Schad Benjamin Holt Toledo School for the Arts Daniel Scott Smith Toledo Technology Academy Jennifer Kunz Christina Pierce Van Buren High School Kelly Brenneman Whitney Honse Vanlue High School Tiffany McKitrick Waite High School Crystal Dantzer Whitmer High School Janel O. Meinka Heather Richardson Woodmore High School Cassie Kirsch Alana Jacobs Woodward High School Donna Miller Nathaniel Huggins Appendix IV 8094 Legal District Schools Service Area Schools High School Recommended Recipients Airport High School Anna Baker Bluffton High School Jessica Bassinger Leipsic High School Jeremy Steffan Margaretta High School Christopher Bohn Ottawa- Glandorf High School Shannon Wolke Swanton High School Shannon Dotson Tinora High School Ashley LaCombe High School Recommended Alternates Ida High School Karen Andrews Fort Jennings High School Adam Norbeck .

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