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History of TWE Scholarship Winners Former Those Who Excel Winners 2018 Sierra Waghorne Bartlett High School Tia Ridings Elgin High School Hailey Buttrum Larkin High School Emily Renteria Larkin High School Marina Reutenauer Streamwood High School 2017 Miya Mesa Bartlett High School Kinga Smutek Bartlett High School Olivia Clark Elgin High School Daniel Strom Larkin High School Brendon Culloton South Elgin High School 2016 Susan Arns Bartlett High School Rachel Turner Elgin High School Consuelo Ramirez Larkin High School Madeline Vilchiz Larkin High School Timothy Bimler South Elgin High School Amanda Tannhauser Streamwood High School 2015 Andrew Espinosa Larkin High School Elyssa Smith Larkin High School Brenda Vazquez Larkin High School Kathryn Balk South Elgin High School Jordan Stibal Streamwood High School Sarah Williams Streamwood High School 2014 Vishal Dave Bartlett High School Symantha Clough Larkin High School Rebecca Hernandez South Elgin High School Meghan Markwell South Elgin High School Claire Sattler South Elgin High School 2013 Riannon Szofer Bartlett High School Kelly Gutierrez Elgin High School Kelly Davies Larkin High School Ellen Gnadt South Elgin High School Haley Hornsberger Streamwood High School 2012 Jennifer Krick Bartlett High School Dawn Smith Bartlett High School Melinda Walker Elgin High School Amie Anderson Larkin High School Bridget Davies Larkin High School Samantha Bolin South Elgin High School 2011 Charles Franco Bartlett High School Constance Spyropoulos Bartlett High School Lilliana Carrillo Elgin High School Samantha Radcliffe Larkin High School Laura Balance South Elgin High School 2010 Jennifer Ummel Bartlett High School Rachel Harrington Elgin High School Antonio Contreras Larkin High School Marissa Hopkins South Elgin High School Kelly Woolverton Streamwood High School 2009 Elizabeth Roe Bartlett High School Hannah Houde Elgin High School Jennifer Medrano Elgin High School Rachel Neukom Larkin High School Katie Yankowski Larkin High School Kristina Lopienski South Elgin High School Elizabeth Holman Streamwood High School 2008 Kimberly Koziel Bartlett High School Lucas Valencia Elgin High School Gautam Srikishan Larkin High School Alyssa Shibona South Elgin High School Amanda Heyden Streamwood High School 2007 Kelly Stutson Bartlett High School Sarah Robertson Elgin High School Jessica Molitor Larkin High School Claire Small Larkin High School Taylor Kowalewski Streamwood High School 2006 Koriann Cline Bartlett High School Sarah Shannon Elgin High School Gloria Verastegui Elgin High School Josephine Wallace Larkin High School Ryan Tripicchio Streamwood High School 2005 Amy Michelle Burns Bartlett High School Michael Devine Elgin High School Sarah Sauer Larkin High School Samantha Dwyer Streamwood High School 2004 Alissa Rendall Bartlett High School Rachel Iverson Elgin High School Christine Mason Larkin High School Samantha Recinto Streamwood High School 2003 Nicole Tuntland Bartlett High School Natalee Steffan Elgin High School Trisha Kellenberger Larkin High School Aaron Rogers Larkin High School Richard Mason Streamwood High School 2002 Heather Rae Friedman Bartlett High School Kyle Rohde Elgin High School Amanda Maria Schacht Elgin High School Katie Ostrem Larkin High School Scott Smith Larkin High School Dylan Drugan Streamwood High School 2001 Angela Marie McSteen Bartlett High School Ariana Garza Elgin High School Sabrina Nauman Larkin High School Megan O’Connor Streamwood High School Tim Roberts Streamwood High School 2000 Michele Miron Bartlett High School Ronald H. Richard Elgin High School Theresa A. Marulewski Larkin High School Manisha M. Shah Streamwood High School 1999 Stephanie Richter Elgin High School Scott Greger Larkin High School Amy Bailey Streamwood High School 1998 Jenny Feucht Elgin High School Lauren Hurd Larkin High School Marianne Deverell Streamwood High School 1997 Jennifer Linder Elgin High School Kendra Everett Larkin High School Dawn Jean Rhyne Streamwood High School 1996 Susan Carbajal Elgin High School Jillian Osborn Larkin High School Amy Schmidt Streamwood High School 1995 Jessica Rugh Elgin High School Molly Kennedy Larkin High School Jill Jozwiak Streamwood High School 1994 Heather Bockstadter Elgin High School Abigail Sauter Larkin High School Laura Smalec Streamwood High School 1993 Tracy Reuter Elgin High School Kaari Oberg Larkin High School Nicholas Crumlett Streamwood High School 1992 Jennifer Brown Elgin High School Samantha Musial Larkin High School Rebecca Klein Streamwood High School 1991 Julianna Marie Hill Elgin High School Jodi Haacker Larkin High School Lauren C. DeJulio Streamwood High School 1990 Anna Kowalska Elgin High School Laurie Weaver Larkin High School Jill Hartleb Streamwood High School 1989 Kristen Turk Elgin High School Joy Bratzman Larkin High School Melanie Klein Streamwood High School 1988 Suzanne Willey Elgin High School William Pierros Larkin High School Kathrine Beeman Streamwood High School 1987 Mary-Edna Ball Elgin High School Christine Poll Larkin High School Elizabeth Nordmeyer Streamwood High School 1986 Ramona Caracheo Elgin High School Lynda Adams Larkin High School Sonya Benson Streamwood High School 1985 Timothy Lloyd Elgin High School Heidi Clark Larkin High School Lisa Galen Streamwood High School 1984 Tracy Glaze Elgin High School Carol Ann Whiting Larkin High School Catherine Mavrinac Streamwood High School .
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