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WKU Honors Owensboro-Area High School
Scholars

January 27, 2006

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Bowling Green, Ky. - Western Kentucky University honored 55 high school seniors from Daviess and five other counties for their academic achievements.

Thursday’s annual High School Scholars Luncheon honored high school seniors who qualify for at least a renewable full-tuition scholarship to WKU. This year’s group has an average ACT composite score of 28.98 and grade-point average of 3.90 and includes eight National Merit semifinalists and two National Achievement semifinalists.

The students honored at the RiverPark Center in Owensboro included:

From Apollo High School: Bryan Kennedy, Travis McMaine, Michael Payton, Kevin Reel, Chasity Thomas, Grant Todd, Taiwanna Tutt, Ashley Warren, Ian Wilkey.

From Daviess County High School: Landon J. Oakes, Rachel Boyken, Casey Duckwall, Timothy Flaspoehler, Graham Gallagher, Robert Huff Jr., Amanda Kirtley, Nathan J. Paulsen, Haley N. Withrow.

From Owensboro High School: Frances Blandford, Mark Gilliam, Andrew Gish, Ashley Hermann, John Humphreys, Kelsey Johnson, Nicholas Moorman, Jackie O’Conner Dohrenwend, Emily Smith, Sara Stovall, Samuel Swift, Stephanie Thompson, Lindsey Young.

From Owensboro Catholic High School: Jennifer Dooper, Caitlin Glaser, Danielle Hayden, Jerrod McCarty, Chase McNulty, Alex Payne.

From Hancock County High School: Leslie Nance, Megan Neff, Katherine Wettstain.

From Henderson County High School: Olivia Cotton, Kimberly Julian, Corey McCoy, Daniel Peterson, Carli Thomas, Nora Willhite, Kristi Willingham.

From McLean County High School: Emily Burden, Samantha Crowe, Lesley Mann, Kristan Vollman

From Muhlenberg North High School: Keisha Miller, John Vaught.

From Muhlenberg South High School: Joseph Latham.

From Ohio County High School: Arthur Cook.

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