Rotary honors students

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The following students were honored as students of the month at the Wilmington Rotary Club which meets at noon: Jacob Shambrock of Clinton-Massie High School, who plans on attending a five-year General Electric apprenticeship; Miranda Thrasher of Wilmington High School, who will attend either Kent State or Ohio University for a degree in fashion merchandising; Megan Hollaran of Wilmington High School, who will attend Ohio Northern University for a degree in forensic biology; and Logan Kelly of East Clinton High School, who plans on attending Miami University to major in computer engineering. they are shown with Rotary President Bob Schaad.

The following students were honored as students of the month at the Wilmington Rotary Club which meets at noon: Jacob Shambrock of Clinton-Massie High School, who plans on attending a five-year General Electric apprenticeship; Miranda Thrasher of Wilmington High School, who will attend either Kent State or Ohio University for a degree in fashion merchandising; Megan Hollaran of Wilmington High School, who will attend Ohio Northern University for a degree in forensic biology; and Logan Kelly of East Clinton High School, who plans on attending Miami University to major in computer engineering. they are shown with Rotary President Bob Schaad.
http://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2017/12/web1_rotary-students.jpgThe following students were honored as students of the month at the Wilmington Rotary Club which meets at noon: Jacob Shambrock of Clinton-Massie High School, who plans on attending a five-year General Electric apprenticeship; Miranda Thrasher of Wilmington High School, who will attend either Kent State or Ohio University for a degree in fashion merchandising; Megan Hollaran of Wilmington High School, who will attend Ohio Northern University for a degree in forensic biology; and Logan Kelly of East Clinton High School, who plans on attending Miami University to major in computer engineering. they are shown with Rotary President Bob Schaad. Courtesy photo

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