Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 30

2D COMMUNITY Lancaster Eagle-Gazette Sunday, May 29, 2011 BRIEFS Jessica Kilbarger, Sophomore, Applied Nutrition; Kara Marks, Senior, Middle Child Math and Science; Sean Merz, Freshman, Integrated Language Arts; Emily Pifer, Sophomore, Journalism Pre-Major; Tyler Queen, Ju-ninr Airwav 1 tonlliiiliiil LI Khounkham Khamvongsa, Charlotte Putt, Mamadou Ba and Tania Montalban SUBMITTED PHOTOS Literacy teacher takes students to conference for 5th straight year 1 Charlotte teaches for the Eastland-Fairfield Career Technical Schools' Adult Basic Literacy Education Program. The program is free to adults older than 18 years of age who are no longer in public school Individuals work to increase skills in reading, writing and math prepare for the General Equivalency Diploma, or enroll in English for Speakers of Other Languages. CARROLL Every year since 1998, the Ohio Literacy Resource Center celebrates the outstanding writing accomplishments of adults who are participants in Adult Basic and Literacy Education programs throughout the state of Ohio. For the fifth year in a row, Charlotte Putt has taken students to the Ohio Writer's Conference. A I ftff rh1 (jd-i )i i 9 Khounkham Khamvongsa, Mamadou Ba and Tania Montalban Twenty-four entries were submitted by Charlotte's class, which is a Bridging English for Speakers of Other Languages class.

Charlotte has had three to five winners each year. This year four students writings were selected along with 71 others across the state to be published in a softbound book called Beginnings. A total of 454 entries were submitted. SUBMITTED PHOTO 1 I FC senior receives scholarship for design school COLUMBUS Anna Vig-orito, a senior at William V-Fisher Catholic High School has received a Dean's Award scholarship to attend the Columbus College of Art and Design. The merit scholarship was awarded as a result of an art portfolio competition conducted at the college which was judged by a team of CCAD members.

Vigorito will begin her studies this fall and is the daughter of Donna Fox-Moore of Lancaster. Reasonerwins Markwood scholarship LANCASTER The Fairfield County Foundation is pleased to announce Alexandria Reasoner as the winner of the Officer Brett Markwood Scholarship for the 2011-12 academic year. The applicants were reviewed on the basis of scholastic merit, economic need and life goals. Of ficer Brett Mark-wood was a graduate of Fairfield Union High School, Baldwin-Wallace College and the Central Ohio Police Officer's Training Academy. While attending Baldwin-Wallace he majored in Criminal Justice and Psychology.

He minored in Sociology. In July of 1990 he began working as a patrolman at Lancaster Police Department. On February 21, 1993 he was slain in the line of duty while chasing a robbery suspect on foot. This scholarship was formed by Officer Brett Markwood family, friends, Lancaster Police Department and the F.O.P. Lodge after Officer Markwood was shot in the line of duty.

This scholarship is for Fairfield County students to attend a police academy, technical school for law enforcement training or a four year college in law enforcement related fields. For further information regarding scholarships, call Amy Eyman, Fairfield County Foundation, (740) 654-8451 or visit www.fair fieldcountyfoundation.org. Resident receives music scholarship to Valparaiso LANCASTER Stephan Raddatz of Lancaster recently accepted a music scholarship award from Valparaiso University. The award was recommended by the faculty of the department of music based on an audition in voice. Stephan plans to enter Valparaiso University as a first year student this fall, where he expects to participate in music.

The Wagnalls Memorial Foundation Announces 2011-12 Scholarship Recipients The Wagnalls Memorial congratulates the following students on being awarded scholarships for the 2011-12 school year: $1,000 Mabel Wagnalls Jones Scholarship, Keri L. Baughman, Bloom-Carroll High School, 2009 graduate; $1,000 American Legion Post 677 Scholarship, Nathaniel J. Alspach, Canal Winchester High School senior; $500 Charles V. Moore Scholarship, Andrea J. Peer, Canal Winchester High School senior; $500 A.

B. and Hazel C. Weiser Scholarship, Mallory B. Spence, Bloom-Carroll High School senior; and $500 A. B.

and Hazel C. Weiser Scholarship, Stephanie K. Pace, Bloom-Carroll High School senior. A scholarship recognition ceremony took place on May 23. Honor rolls Fairfield Career Center Third Quarter 2010-11 Zachary Abel, Yodit Abhoy, Shantel Anokye, Ryan Barber, Craig Bink-ley, Bryan Birchfield, Amanda Blackmore, Emily Budd, Jeffrey Church, Tyler (Herbie) Clark, Todd Clay, Zachary Collier, Dustin Cornell, Brandon Cox, Joshua Creech, Car-lena Curnell, Frenci De la Cruz, Jacob Delong, Brian Disbennet Casey Donahue, Shannon Duncan, Tia Effinger, Jessica Eisnnich-er, Kendy Eustaquio, Jamie (Jamie) Finney, Kati Friesner, Zachary Fries-ner, Amber Gartin, Jamie Gilson, Andria Griffith, Matthew Hanish, Andrea Hayes, Blaine Herd, Kyle Hobbs, Tyler Holliman, Oluwakemi Isaiah, Chelsea Jarvis, Haddijatou Jobe, Thomas Johnson, Tayler Johnstone, Tess Jones, Tinequa Jones, Dennis Juris, Kellie Keller, Casey Kempton, Aaron Konkler, Christopher Kozman, Eric Langham, Sarah Lebowitz, Shelby Low, Kylie Made-ria, Erik Maldonado, Leonides Maldonado, Jacob McEntire, LaNeisha McNeill, Courtney Merle, Alexandria Messer, Mar-quelle Mitchell, Marisa Monett, Anthony Moody Andre Moore II, Nicholas Moore, Megan Morehart, Charmaine Mosley, Dawn Musil, Ashley Myers, Chrishawna Nebbergall, Storm Noice, Cory Pfahler, Samantha Riddle, Elaina Roark, Aaron (Aaron) Roberts, Dresden Romine, Miranda Rutherford, Amy Schmitz, Michael Schultz, Hunter Searles, Samantha Slaten, John Sluss, Cody A.

Smith, Nicholas Smith, Brittany Sniff, Hillary Stewart, Lakota Taber, Marianna Tadros, Ashley Tallman, Cameron Thomas, Molly Timmons, Fatoumata Toure, Patience Verdier, Nolan Webb, Tanasia Williams, Michael Wonsick and Zach Zasadzinski Fairfield Career Center names Outstanding Students Emily Budd, junior, Health Technologies Program, daughter of Charlie and Kim Budd of Lancaster Jannette Ladipo, senior, Health Technologies, daughter of Roland and Temmy Ladipo of Picker-ington Jordan Michael, senior, son of Tony and Michelle Michael of Bremen Michael Wonsick, junior, Criminal Justice, son of Terri Geiger of Columbus Amanda-Clearcreek Elementary perfect attendance for the 2010-11 school year Third grade: Cierra Andrews, Brock Banker, Paige Hinton and Shawn Meyer Fourth grade: Andrew Hunter, Jacob Woodruff, Jamie Jackson, Tyler Hart Fifth grade: Brayden Neff, Kane parks, Mitchell Reid, Donnell Stevens, Riley McClure and Harrison Poor University of Cincinnati 2010-11 Winter Quarter graduates Carroll: Nathan Stande-ford, College of Education, Criminal Justice, And Human Services, Master of Education Lancaster: Andrew Oxley, Mcmicken College of Arts And Sciences, Bachelor of Arts Pickerington: Maggie Demetrescu, College of Allied Health Sciences, Bachelor of Science; and Kurt Meadows, College of Business, Bachelor of Business Administration Ohio University Dean's List Students Winter 2011 Athens Campus Amanda: Megan Hes-lop, Junior, Comm Sciences and Disorders; Phillip Jenkins, Junior, Mathematics; and Sarah Stevens, Senior, Specialized Studies Baltimore: Megan Beretich, Senior, Retail and fashion Product Develop; Maxwell Cothrel, Junior, Journalism; Carrie Ireland, Freshman, Journalism Pre-Major; Kaleigh Kenney, Junior, Math Prep. For Actuarial Sci; Barrett Lawlis, Sophomore, Journalism Pre-Major; Kayla Legg, Sophomore, Middle Child Math and Social Stu; Blake Schooler, Junior, Integrated Social Studies; Justin Smolewski, Senior, Physical Education; Matthew Stallard, Sophomore, Pre-Nursing; and Rebecca Thompson, Sophomore, Art Bremen: Molly Kilbarg-er, Junior, Bios Pre Professional; and Todd Kunkler, Sophomore, Art Canal Winchester: Ashley Andrews, Freshman, Integrated Science; David Duncan, Junior, Sport Management; Molly Grossman, Sophomore, Dance; (4 ment Option; Sarah Queens Senior, Video Production; Chelsey Scott, Senior, Journalism Public Rela- tions; Benjamin Wyatt, Sophomore, Bios Pre Professional; and Justin Zaay-er, Senior, Management Infor Systems Carroll: Sarah Anderson, Sophomore, Pre-Engi-neering; Carly Cecil, Junior, Political Science; Shane Jackson, Sopho- i more, Mechanical Engineering; Sydni Reynolds, Sophomore, Integrated Mathematics; and William Schmitz, Sophomore, Pre Exercise Physiology Lancaster: Chelsey Anderson, Junior, General Business; Zachary Bell, Freshman, University College; Rachel Berens, Sophomore, Moderate-Intensive Educ. Needs; Dylan Bobbitt, Sophomore, Chem Pre-Pharmacy; 1 Jason Bonham, Senior, Plant Biology; Jennifer Bruce, Senior, Nursing; Tyler Carson, Junior, Integrated Social Studies; 1 Samantha Christopher, Senior, Women's And Gender StudiesKatie Clark, Senior, Psychology; Jordan Cox, Junior, Audio-Music Production; Shanna Dick-erson, Senior, Integrated Language Arts; Haley Dodds, Junior, Interior Architecture; Jamey Gilmore, Senior, Management Infor Systems; Maria Gomez, Senior, International Jennifer Grandy, Senior, Athletic Training; James Guinan, Senior, Computer Science; Emily Hargrove, Sophomore, Community Health Services; Lauren Hay-hurst, Senior, Integrated Mathematics; Alec Holland, Senior, History; Eric Horton, Junior, Bios Pre-Physical Therapy; Kyle Marx, Sophomore, Music Edu Instrumental Emph; Caitlin McClurg, Senior, Integrated Mathematics; Lauren McCullough, Junior, Soc Criminology; Carolyn Milbaugh, Junior, Music Edu Instrumental Emph; Daechia Miller, Senior, Integrated Language Arts; Kathryn Mills, Senior, Integrated Language Arts; Anthony Moos, Freshman, University College; Penny Morgan, Senior, Geog Prelaw; Ryan Nida, Junior, Mechanical Engineering; Kristin Par-rish, Junior, Geog Environmental; Jenny Pesta, Senior, Comm Sciences and Disorders; Bradley Prze-bieda, Freshman, University College; Brandie Pugh, Senior, Soc Criminology; Hannah Shelly, Senior, Integrated Language Arts; William Simons, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering; Morgan Smith, Senior, Communication Studies; Nigel Struble, Senior, Computer Science; Mariah Thrush, Junior, Environmental and Plant Biolosv: Haley Underwood, Sophomore. Journalism Pre- Major; Justin Weller, Ju- nior, tngnsn creative Writing; Seth Winegard-ner, Senior, Aviation; and Sara Young, Sophomore, Integrated Language Arts Millersport: Kerry Green, Junior, Integrated Social Studies; Robert Hopkins, Junior, Airway Option; and Carly Locsey, Senior, ChemistryBiochem Pickerington: Tessa Barman, Sophomore, Michael Bates, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering; Aundrea Bentley, Junior, Journalism Magazine Jour; Brittany Bosch, I Sophomore, Psychology; Stephen Buchanan, Juhior, Digital Media: Sega; Megan Cardenas, Sop 10-more, Vico-Commerc al Photography; Brandi Ferguson, Senior, Early Childhood; Chelsea Gagle, Junior, Journlism Pre-Major; BrandonGro-gan, Sophomore, Integrated Mathematics Aaron Guy, Sophomtre, Bios Pre-Physical Tiera-py; Erica Hardy, Soho-more, Communicatbn Studies; Robert Haton, Senior, Physics Applied; See HONOR ROLL, (age 4D LHS juniors recognized for artwork LANCASTER Landon Slater and Chase Dawson, both juniors at Lancaster High School and students in Makiah Maxson-Seifert's Art 1 class, were awarded 201 1 Governor's Youth Art Exhibition Awards on April 10 at the Riffe Center in Columbus. Slater and Dawson's artwork, a chair made of a shopping cart and then upholstered, was part of Seifert's recycled art class project.

Their work was among 12,000 pieces submitted from across the state and was one of 300 chosen-to receive a Governor's Award. Receiving a Governor's Award is one of the highest honors as a high school art student. Dental student wins research award 0 Psa Li. ffe Ivy 4 LANCASTER Shawnee State University Dental Hygiene student Kimberly Stalder of Lancaster won this year's Clark Memorial Library Excellence in Research Award and was presented with $400 and a certificate recognizing her work. Stalder is a student employee in circulation at the library.

For the past two years, Clark Memorial Library' has recognized a student for Excellence in Research for a student paper or project that demonstrates the use of the university library collections and information literacy research skills. Judges of the competition use a rubric that focuses on the research process: demonstration of information literacy research skills, adept use of library resources, and reflection nn thp tratp(iip mprl tn invtinati a rMMrrh nrohlpm si iRMrnrn PMrvrn 1.