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Student of the Year 06-07 Scholarship Winner
Megan A. Paetz
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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regular meeting of the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, Todd Davis,
Chair of the T-M Rotary Club Vocational Services Committee, announced
the selection of Megan A. Paetz as the recipient of the
T-M Rotary Student of the Year Scholarship Award. Megan was presented
with an inscribed plaque and a monetary award by Rotarian Todd Davis. She will be attending
University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse this coming fall. |
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Front, L-R: Morgan Mathias, Sonia Jain,
Megan Paetz. Rear, L-R: Anna Vredenbregt, Margaret Webb, Rachel Biblo |
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T-M Rotary
Students of the Month 06-07
Vocational Service Committee
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| On May 22, 2007, all
of the students from Homestead High School who have received this
year's Student of the Month Award from the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary
Club joined the members of the club for a luncheon in their honor.
Each student was reintroduced to the club members and was presented
with a plaque acknowledging their accomplishments. T-M Rotary would like to thank each of these students for
their outstanding service to our community and for their high academic
standards. Each of these student exemplifies Rotary's standards of
"Service Above Self". |
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Student of the Month -
April 2007
Margaret Webb
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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(L-R) Alicia Webb,
Rotarian Todd Davis, Margaret Webb, James Webb |
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Thiensville-Mequon (T-M) Rotary Club, chartered in 1937, has selected
HHS senior, Margaret Webb, as its April 2007 "Student of the Month".
Margaret is the daughter of Alicia and James Webb of Mequon. 'Margie',
as she is known by students and teachers alike, was selected to receive
this honor by the T-M Rotary Vocational Service Committee, under the
directorship of Todd M. Davis, Chair and Director of T-M Rotary's
Vocational Service. This coveted award was presented to 'Margie', on
April 17, 2007 at the T-M Rotary Club's Luncheon Meeting held at the
Ozaukee Country Club on N. River Road.
One of Homestead's highest-ranking
students, Margaret Webb was selected for her participation in numerous
school and community-related service projects, among which include her
services as a member of the HHS National Honor Society, her services as
one of the HHS drum majors, as a Wisconsin State Music
Association-ranked `flautist', as a Milwaukee Journal Student Achiever,
an HHS Merit Award Winner and A.E.D. Certified Lifeguard and Water
Safety Instructor for the Mequon Recreation Department, the Northport
Health & Fitness Center and the Red Cross (among others). The T-M Rotary
Club `congratulates' Margaret Webb, its April "Student of the Month"! |
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Student of the Month -
March 2007
Megan Paetz
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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(L-R) Karen Paetz, Meqan
Paetz, Richard Paetz, Rotarians Ray MacFarlane and Van Mobley |
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The Thiensville-Mequon (T-M) Rotary Club, which will be
celebrating its 70th Anniversary this year, chose to honor
Megan Paetz as its March 2007 “Student of the Month”. As most of you
know, pictures of this event are published in the next issue of the
newsletter, which in most cases, is after the event has taken place.
This Homestead High School (HHS) senior was selected to receive this
prestigious award, by the Vocational Services Committee, under the
direction of Mr. Todd M. Davis, T-M Rotary Club’s Director and Chair of
its Vocational Service Committee. A framed Rotary ‘Certificate of
Recognition’, was presented to Megan along with flowers, to the daughter
of Ms. Karen Paetz of Grafton and Mr. Richard Paetz of Milwaukee.
This presentation
took place on March 20, 2007 at the T-M Rotary Luncheon Meeting held at
the Ozaukee Country Club, 10823 N. River Road, 43N, Mequon, Wisconsin
53092. In addition to the many hours of service she has rendered the
community while in the employ of Rotarian Ted Hagen, Megan has walked
for the past four years in the Annual MS Walk/Bike Tour; has served as a
tutor for students at the Forest Home Elementary School in Milwaukee and
has spent four days in Mexico building houses as a member of a
‘Crossroads Mission Trip’. She spends her summers at the Ozaukee Summer
Camp Recreational Program where she does one-on-one counseling. When not
engaged in a variety of AP, honors and business-related courses, she
manages to juggle her school time between the orchestra, the year book
committee, the Student Council and various duties as vice president of
‘Best Buddies’. She is also one of the caretakers of a 15 year-old
cognitively disabled sister who attends HHS. For all of this and so much
more, the T-M Rotary Club is proud to have Megan Paetz as its “Student
of the Month” for March 2007. Good Luck, Megan, in whatever lies ahead! |
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Student of the Month -
February 2007
Sonia Jain
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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The
Thiensville-Mequon (T-M) Rotary Club, through its Vocational Service
Committee, selected Homestead High School graduating senior, Sonia Jain,
as its ‘February 2007 Student of the Month’. This prestigious award, a
framed Rotary ‘Certificate of Recognition’, was presented to Sonia, the
daughter of Jyoti and Hermant Jain of Mequon by Rotarian Todd Davis, the
Director of Vocational Service and chair of the Vocational Service
Committee. The presentation took place on February 20, 2007 at the T-M
Rotary Luncheon Meeting held in the ‘Curling Club’ of the Ozaukee
Country Club at 10823 N. River Road, 43N, Mequon, Wisconsin 53092. In
addition to her many hours of community service, Sonia choreographed
dances for the ‘Asian Moon Festival’ and has also served as a ‘Mistress
of Ceremonies’ at the Jain Religious Center. An avid believer in helping
our ‘senior population’, Sonia also serves as one of Milwaukee’s
Alzheimer volunteers. Please join us in congratulating this soft spoken
and gracious young woman as T-M Rotary’s “Student of the Month”.
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Student of the Month -
January 2007
Rachel Biblo
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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(L-R) Rachel Biblo, T-M Rotarian Stephen Rayl |
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The Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
selected Rachel Biblo, senior at Homestead High School, as its
January 2007 "Student of the Month". A framed Rotary 'Award of
Recognition' was presented to Rachel by Stephen Rayl, of the Vocational Service Committee, on
January 23, 2007 at a luncheon meeting held at the Ozaukee Country Club,
10823 N. River Road, 43N, Mequon, Wisconsin.
The T-M Rotary Club
now in its third school year of this program, initiated this
‘recognition’ in December of 2004 as a project of the club’s Vocational
Avenue of Service. With the month of January being celebrated as
Rotary’s ‘Awareness Month’. T-M Rotary Club is especially proud to honor
Rachel Biblo, the daughter of Lee Biblo and Ileen Gilbert.
For eight months
during the school year, the T-M Rotary Club, through Todd M. Davis, its
Director for Vocational Service, seeks to honor a junior or senior
student at Homestead High School (HHS) for the service and volunteerism
rendered by that student to his/her school district, church or
community. Rachel has done just that and so much more. Since entering
HHS in the ninth grade, Rachel has consistently been on the ‘high’ honor
roll and in her senior year has taken a 3-credit course at UWM in
‘Contemporary Non-Fiction Media’ as part of UWM’s Milwaukee Youth
Options Program. As if that was not enough, Rachel was elected to the
Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for High School
Journalists while still finding time to serve as a ‘Volunteer Instructor
for Tot and Youth Gymnastics Classes at LaFleur’s Academy of Gymnastics’
and as a ‘Volunteer at the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Obstructive
Lung Diseases Program’.
Thank you, Rachel,
for being Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club's “Student of the Month” for
January 2007. |
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Student of the Month -
December 2006
Anna Vredenbregt
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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Anna Vredenbregt, T-M
Rotarian Barbara Hunt |
The Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
selected Anna Vredenbregt, as its December 2006 "Student of
the Month". A framed Rotary 'Award of Recognition' was presented to
Anna by Barbara Hunt, of the Vocational Service Committee, on December
19, 2006 at a luncheon meeting held at the Ozaukee Country Club, 10823
N. River Road, 43N, Mequon, WI, in conjunction with the Annual Christmas
Luncheon.
Anna has been a long time participant in both school and club Soccer
teams, and will be playing Varsity Soccer for Homestead High School
during the 2007 Season. She has played for the Freshman Soccer and
Junior Varsity Soccer teams for Homestead in the past, as well as for
the Mequon Soccer Club, Cedarburg Soccer Club, Heritage Christian Coed
indoor league, and the Milwaukee Kickers.
Anna is also active in musical activities at Homestead, participating in
the Homestead High School Orchestra, winning a Solo and Ensemble state
award in 2006. Anna has been active in the Eastbrook Church as
both a Sunday School teacher and a Summer Camp counselor. She has also
volunteered her services with the 5 - Day Club as a summer volunteer and
with the Good News Club weekly during the school year, both for the last
7 years.
The Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club is proud to have you as one of
Homestead High School's, "Students of the Month"! |
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Student of the Month -
November 2006
Morgan Mathias
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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(L-R) T-M Rotarian Todd
Davis, Morgan Mathias, T-M Rotary President Van Mobley |
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The Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
selected Morgan Mathias, daughter of Dr. David Mathias of Green Bay
and Ms. Margaret T. Mathias of Mequon as its November 2006 "Student of
the Month". A framed Rotary 'Award of Recognition' was presented to
Morgan by Todd Davis, Director of Vocational Service, on November 21,
2006 at a luncheon meeting held at the Ozaukee Country Club, 10823 N.
River Road, 43N, Mequon, WI.
Homestead High School (HHS) senior, Morgan Mathias was chosen for her
numerous school and community-related service projects. Among those
were awards given for her excellence in several dance contests. These
have resulted in her having been awarded The Peter Scheutter Ballet
Scholarship and the Carey Rose Winski Foundation Dance Scholarship, to
but mention a few. In addition to these and other awards, Morgan has
served as a member of "Gathering on the Green's" cleanup crew, has
helped in the creation of a garden at one of Milwaukee's Homeless
Shelters, and has served as a dance instructor and ballet performer
for inner-city children.
Morgan did this and more while serving as Secretary of HHS's National
Honor Society and the school yearbook. "Congratulations, Morgan! The
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club is proud to have you as one of
Homestead High School's, "Students of the Month"! |
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Student of the Year 05-06 Scholarship Winner
Andrew Suhr
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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On May 23, 2006, at
the regular meeting of the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, Patricia
Treffert, Chair of the T-M Rotary Club Vocational Services Committee,
announced the selection of Andrew Suhr as the first recipient of the
T-M Rotary Student of the Year Scholarship Award. Andrew was presented
with an inscribed plaque and a monetary award. He will be attending
Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin this coming fall where he will
major in Theology. |
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Front, L-R: Teddy
Thompson, Jacqueline Sperling, Ashley Winograd, Aparna Bhaduri, Andrew
Suhr.
Rear, L-R: T-M Rotarian Ray MacFarlane, Erin Winnemann, T-M Rotarian
Greg Sommersberger, William Miller, Lura
Anyanwu, T-M Rotarians Patricia Treffert and Barbara Hunt.
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T-M Rotary
Students of the Month 05-06
Vocational Service Committee
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On May 23, 2006, all
of the students from Homestead High School who have received this
year's Student of the Month Award from the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary
Club joined the members of the club for a luncheon in their honor.
Each student was reintroduced to the club member with a brief review
of their accomplishments, and the students announced their choice of
colleges and universities which they will be attending this coming
fall. T-M Rotary would like to thank each of these students for
their outstanding service to our community and for their high academic
standards. Each of these student exemplifies Rotary's standards of
"Service Above Self". |
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Student of the Month - May 2006
Teddy P. Thompson
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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(L-R) Paul & June
Thompson, T-M Rotarian Greg Sommersberger, Teddy Thompson, T-M Rotarian
Doug Hansen |
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Greg
Sommersberger, of the Thiensville-Mequon (T-M) Rotary Club, announces the selection today of Homestead High School senior,
Teddy P. Thompson, as the T-M Rotary Club’s “Student of the Month” for
May, 2006. Although Teddy's selection signals the end of this year’s
awards, the T-M Vocational Services Committee, under the direction of
Patricia E. Treffert, hopes to continue its ‘Student of the Month’
program next year (2006-07).
Believing in living the Rotary motto, ‘Service Above Self’, Teddy
Thompson enjoys volunteering for various activities including Gathering
on the Green, the Tartan Ball and most recently spent a week aiding the
many victims of Hurricane Katrina. A member of HHS’s Honor Society and
on the high honor roll for all four years, Teddy is also in the HHS
orchestra where he plays the viola. He has tutored several fourth
graders, has coached youth basketball, and has participated in
basketball, baseball and ultimate frisbee. Teddy volunteers for and
participates in most, if not all, of the youth activities at Alliance
Bible Church where he has attended all of his life. He has been honored
at ceremonies recently held at Shully’s by the Thiensville Business
Association (TBA) where he won a highly coveted scholarship. In besting
several of his peers, he wrote an essay in which he identified his love
of community and that of his fellow man and woman. The T-M Rotary Club
is pleased to have Teddy P. Thompson as one of its many school-community
‘ambassadors’ and wishes him well in all of his future endeavors!
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Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club presented Teddy with a framed ‘Certificate
of Recognition’ at its Luncheon Meeting on May 9, 2006 at the Ozaukee
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Student of the Month - April 2006
Lura Anyanwu
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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(L-R) Lura Anyanwu and Rotarian
Steve Rayl |
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Steve
Rayl, of the Thiensville-Mequon (T-M) Rotary Club, chartered in 1937,
announces the selection today of Homestead High School senior, Lura
Anyanwu as the T-M Rotary Club’s “Student of the Month” for April 2006.
The T-M Rotary Club is rounding out its second year of operation of this
program it initiated in December of 2004. Each month this Committee
seeks to honor a junior or senior student at Homestead High School for
the service and volunteerism rendered by that student to his/her school,
church or community. Looking at Lura’s many accomplishments, one has to
wonder how any student can find the time to do all of these things. Lura,
in short, is just such a student.
The daughter of proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anyanwu find Lura is no
stranger to accomplishment. She has distinguished herself in many school
activities, some of which include: co-presidency of S.A.V.E. (student
Action Group); second vice president of ‘Top Teens of America’ (the
local branch); treasurer of ‘Jack & Jill of America’s Youth Investment
Club’ and regional parliamentarian of the ‘National Sorority of Jack &
Jill of America, Inc.’. In addition, she is or has been active in:
Girl Scout’s of
America, Club United, HHS Orchestra where she plays violin and flute,
gymnastics, tennis, soccer, dance, making of jewelry, a ‘Juneteenth
celebrant, a debutante, a member of Milwaukee and Cedarburg (Ozaukee
County) NAACP youth councils and a devoted member of St. Mark’s Church
where she sings in the youth choir. As anyone can see, this
multi-tasking young woman has learned how to juggle a solid academic
program of study with a multitude of charitable events and worthwhile
causes. Her high level of energy also permits her to attend Northwestern
University during the summers. Lura must be a master at time-management
and organizational skills to have done all of this; she is a ‘force’
with whom to be reckoned. T-M Rotary proudly welcomes Lura to its long
list of honorees.
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Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club presented Lura with a framed ‘Certificate
of Recognition’ at its Luncheon Meeting on April 18, 2006 at the Ozaukee
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Student of the Month - March 2006
Erin E. Winnemann
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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(L-R) Rotarian Chuck
Winnemann, Chris Winnemann, Erin Winnemann, and Rotarian Ray MacFarlane |
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Ray MacFarlane, of
the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, chartered in 1937, proudly announces
the selection of Erin E. Winnemann, graduating senior at Homestead High
School as its Rotary “Student of the Month” for March 2006. The club
initiated this program in December of 2004. Now in its second year, the
program continues to honor a junior or senior student at Homestead High
School who meets high standards for service and volunteerism to her/his
school, community or church. Erin E. Winnemann, the daughter of Chris
and Chuck Winnemann, has met and continues to meet those standards on a
daily basis, both as a person and student at Homestead High School.
This happy, smiling and always cheerful young woman is one of Homestead
High School’s best kept secrets. Like many students, she could have
fallen between the cracks in the hallowed halls of academia were it not
for her interest in helping special needs children. For the past three
summers, she has dedicated her time at an Ozaukee County Recreational
Day Camp for ‘Special Needs Kids’ by being a counselor, a mentor and (by
her own admission) just a “buddy” to mentally or physically-disabled
children. She is a tutor in Math at the middle school level and a
member of Homestead’s many orchestras, singing in the ‘Treble Clefs’ and
the ‘Chorale’. She has spent five years as a volunteer for the T-M
Rotary Black-Tie Fundraisers and currently finds working at ‘Bed, Bath
and Beyond’ one way to save toward pursuing a career as a Special
Education Teacher at Edgewood College near Madison, Wisconsin. Erin E.
Winnemann is, indeed, a T-M Rotary Club role model.
The
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club presented Erin with a framed ‘Certificate
of Recognition’ at its Luncheon Meeting on March 14, 2006 at the Ozaukee
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Student of the Month - February 2006
Jacqueline Sperling
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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(L-R) Peggy and Michael
Sperling, Jacqueline Sperling, Rotarian Barbara Hunt, and Superintendent of Schools Robert Slotterback |
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Barbara Hunt of the
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, chartered in 1937, announces the
selection of Jacqueline Sperling, as its “Student of the Month” for
February 2006. Sperling is the second Homestead High School senior to be
cited by the T-M Rotary Club in 2006. The ‘Student of the Month’ program
started in December of 2004 under the direction of Mrs. Patricia E.
Treffert, Chair of the T-M Rotary Club’s Vocational Services Committee.
This Committee seeks to honor a Homestead High School junior or senior
student each month of the school year who has demonstrated exemplary
service and volunteerism to her/his school district, church or
community. The T-M Rotary Club is therefore pleased to honor the
daughter of Peggy and Michael Sperling as its “Student of the Month” for
February 2006.
Jacqueline is a
state-ranked member of the Homestead Varsity Tennis Team. She manages to
balance her tutoring, giving lessons in Hebrew, piano and violin with
being a member of the school yearbook committee, a member of STAND (a
political action group), a member of the school orchestra and an honor
student. She has also been an active volunteer at St. Ben’s Food
Pantry, Kiddie Kamp (for the past 3 summers), taught Hebrew at Temple
Shalom, worked in presidential campaigns, participated on an annual
basis in Mitzvah Day and received a number of other honors, achievements
and awards of which the ‘President’s Education Awards Program for
Outstanding Academic Excellence’ was one.
Jacqueline was
awarded a framed ‘Certificate of Recognition’ at the T-M Rotary Luncheon
Meeting held on February 14, 2006 at the Ozaukee Country Club. |
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Student of the Month - January 2006
Andrew R. Suhr
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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(L-R) Family friend, Jill
Suhr, Superintendent of Schools Robert Slotterback, Andrew Suhr, Robert
Suhr, and Rotarian Stephen Rayl |
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Stephen
Rayl of the
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, chartered in 1937, announces the
selection of Andrew R. Suhr, senior at Homestead High School as its
“Student of the Month” for January 2006. The T-M Rotary Club started
this program in 2004 under the direction of Mrs. Patricia E. Treffert,
Chair of T-M Rotary’s Vocational Services Committee. Each month, the
Vocational Services Committee seeks to honor a junior or senior student
at Homestead High School for the service and volunteerism rendered by
that student to her/his school district, church or community. The son of
Jill and Robert Suhr has done just that and more.
For the past four
years, Andrew has been busy in HHS Track and Field, Volleyball and
Intramural Basketball, but he’s done all this while being involved in
Forensics, Debates, “U-Turn” youth group ministry and in serving as an
Audio/Visual Engineer for his church. He has also served, for the past
two years, as a member of the Milwaukee Men’s Junior Rowing Team and a
member of the HHS ‘SAVE’ Group (Students Actively Volunteering
Everywhere). Over the past two years, Andrew has also received
the HHS Merit Award, has attained membership in the National Honor
Society, received the Advanced Placement Scholar Award and an award for
being a Wisconsin American Legion Oratorical Contest Regional Finalist.
He has been an American Legion Badger Boys State participant and a
member of the International Quill and Scroll Society of High School
Journalists. Andrew has even had summer jobs as a custodian at his
church and at ‘Missing Links Golf Course’ in Mequon.
Andrew was awarded a
framed "Certificate of Recognition" at the T-M Rotary Club's
Luncheon Meeting held on January 17, 2006 at the Ozaukee Country Club. |
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Student of the Month - December 2005
Ashley Winograd
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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Stephen
Rayl of the
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, chartered in 1937, announces the
selection of Ashley Winograd, senior at Homestead High School as its
"Student of the Month" for December 2005. The T-M Rotary Club started
this program in December of 2004 under the direction of Mrs. Patricia E.
Treffert, Chair of the Vocational Services Committee. Each month, the
Vocational Services Committee seeks to honor a junior or senior student
at Homestead High School for the service and volunteerism rendered by
that student to her/his school district, church or community. The
daughter of Wendy and David Winograd is no stranger to all of this and
more.
It's quite a coincidence that Ashley
should serve as T-M Rotary Club's December 2005 "Student of the Month"
when Jeanette Anderson was the T-M Rotary Club's first "Student of the
Month" in December of 2004. For both of them to serve as members of
Homestead's Chamber Orchestra says a great deal about the value of
having a Homestead High School Fine Arts experience. Serving since 2002
on the staff of the Tartan Yearbook, Ashley now serves as its senior
editor. In addition, she has found the time to be an active participant
of Club United, the North Shore Dance Company, the Homestead Varsity
Dance Team, the Homestead String and Chamber Orchestras and the National
Honor Society while tutoring children in Spanish, in violin and in
various homework assignments.
Ashley was
awarded a framed "Certificate of Recognition" at the T-M Rotary Club's
Luncheon Meeting held on Tuesday, December 20, 2005 at the Ozaukee
Country Club, 10823 N. River Road43N, Mequon, WI 53092. |
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Student of the Month - November 2005
William M. Miller
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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(L-R) Sally Miller,
Bill Miller, David Miller |
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Stephen Rayl of the Thiensville-Mequon
Rotary Club, chartered in 1937, announced the selection of
William M. Miller, senior at Homestead High School, as its "Student of
the Month" for November 2005. The T-M Rotary Club began this program in
December of 2004 under the capable direction of Rotarian Patricia E.
Treffert, Chair of the T-M Rotary Vocational Services Committee. This
program, now in its second year, seeks to honor a junior or senior
student at Homestead High School each month for the service and
volunteerism that student has rendered to his/her school district,
community or church. William M. Miller, the son of Sally and David
Miller, despite a demanding schedule, has done all of this and more as
Rotary International celebrates November as “Rotary Foundation Month”.
Having taken scouting to its highest level in his junior year, Bill, as
he is called by peer and faculty alike, has distinguished himself by
receiving the exemplary status of Eagle Scout -Troop 352, for his many
hours of countless service to his community. Bill has participated all
four years as a passionate member of the Homestead Swim Team and as a
valued member of the Schroeder YMCA Swim Team, improved the riverside
trail at Riveredge Nature Center, served as a ‘tripping assistant’ at
the YMCA’s Camp Manito-wish and has been involved in service as a
‘volunteer’ at Fox Point church where he is a member. He has accepted
all these tasks and more while accepting the challenge of honors level
and AP classes. He is well rounded, active and involved and yet is
humble about his many accomplishments. In short, like so many of his
predecessors, his outstanding academic motivation and inspirational work
regimen may readily identify Bill. A credit to his school, church and
community, Bill will make an excellent college student who values
‘service above self’, a Rotary motto.
Bill
was awarded a framed ‘Certificate of Recognition’ at the T-M Rotary
Club’s Luncheon Meeting on Tuesday, November 15, 2005 at the Ozaukee
Country Club at 10823 N. River Road-43N, in Mequon, WI 53092.
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Student of the Month - October, 2005
Apurna Bhaduri
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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(L-R) Lakshmi Bhaduri,
Aparna Bhaduri, Gautam Bhaduri |
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Stephen Rayl of the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, announced the
selection of Aparna Bhaduri,
senior at Homestead High School, as its "Student of the Month" for
October 2005. The T-M Rotary Club seeks to honor a junior or senior
student at Homestead High School each month for the service and
volunteerism rendered by that student to her/his school district,
church or community. Aparna
Bhaduri, the daughter of Gautam
and Lakshmi Bhaduri
has done all of this and more as Rotary International celebrates the
month of October as "Vocational Service Month".
As co-founder of IMPACTS, a political action club, Aparna has
conducted weekly meetings, published club newsletters and involved her
club in fundraisers for the Tsunami Victims which netted over $4,000.
In addition to being a four-year student of the Milwaukee Ballet
School, she has managed a ticketed admission entry point at `Gathering
on the Green' and manned an informative and interactive booth about
the Country of India. Not only has she assisted recreational
therapists in working with senior citizens, especially those with
Alzheimer's or Dementia, she has also organized and participated in
serving a banquet for senior citizens. In short, Aparna is an
academically talented young woman who has an impressive resume of
volunteerism and community activities.
Aparna was awarded her Certificate of Recognition at the T-M Rotary
Club's Luncheon Meeting held Tuesday, October 18, 2005 at the Ozaukee
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Student of the Month - May, 2005
Daniel D. Dunar
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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T-M Rotary President Bruce E. Rowe, T-M Rotarian Patricia Treffert |
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President Bruce E. Rowe of the
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, announces its selection of Daniel
D. Dunar, graduating senior at
Homestead High School, as its “Student of the Month” for May 2005. The
T-M Rotary Club, under the direction of Mrs. Patricia E. Treffert and
the Vocational Services Committee, honors a junior or senior student at
Homestead High School each month for the service and volunteerism
rendered by that student to his/her school district, church or
community. Daniel D. Dunar,
the son of Tim Dunar and
Louise Dernehl has done all of this
and more. An Eagle Scout, he has served as a meal preparer and server at
the St. Vincent Meal Program, been active in St. James’s church
activities, and volunteered his services at the Ozaukee Humane Society,
HHS Stage Crew and the Wisconsin Blood Center to just mention a few.
Hoping to pursue a career in Engineering at UW-Madison, Daniel
exemplifies what Rotary is all about, “Service Above Self”. He was
awarded a framed ‘Certificate of Recognition’ at the T-M Rotary Club’s
Luncheon Meeting, held Tuesday noon, May 3, 2005 at the Ozaukee Country
Club on River Road, in Mequon. |
Student of the Month - April, 2005
Adrienne C. Walker
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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(L-R) Mrs. Walker, M-T Schools Superintendent Robert Slotterback, Rotarian Patricia Treffert,
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The
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club selected as its “Student of the Month”
for April 2005, Adrienne C. Walker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Walker
of Mequon. She is a senior at Homestead High School. Adrienne
won this award for the exemplary service and for the outstanding
degree of volunteerism that she has given to the Mequon-Thiensville
School District, her church and her community. As a student of
distinction, she was awarded a framed ‘Certificate of Recognition’ at
the T-M Rotary Club’s weekly luncheon held Tuesday, April 12, 2005 at
the Ozaukee Country Club on River Road.
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Student of the Month - March, 2005
Patricia H. Lawler
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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(L-R) T-M Rotary President Bruce Rowe, Christopher Lawlor,
Patti Lawlor, Kathleen Lawlor, M-T Schools Superintendent Robert Slotterback,
and T-M Rotarian Patricia Treffert |
The Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club,
announced its Student of The Month Award for March 2005.
Patricia H. Lawlor,
a junior at Homestead High School, won this exemplary award for her
‘unselfish’ service and volunteerism, both within and outside of the
Mequon-Thiensville school community. Patty,
as she has chosen to be called, is one of nine children born to
Christopher and Kathleen Lawlor of Mequon and was awarded a framed
‘Certificate of Recognition’ by the T-M Rotary Club at its weekly
luncheon on March 8, 2005
at the Ozaukee Country Club.
Mrs. Treffert and her Vocational Services Committee seek to recognize
a junior or senior at Homestead High School each month for her/his
service and volunteerism to the school, the church and the community
at-large.
March 2005 |
Student of the Month - February, 2005
James M. Licata
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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(L-R) Jamie Licata,
T-M Rotarian Patricia Treffert, T-M Rotary President Bruce E. Rowe |
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The Thiensville-Mequon
Rotary Club, chartered in 1937, announces its "Student of the Month' for
February 2005. James M. Licata, senior at Homestead High School,
won this highly coveted award for his outstanding service and
volunteerism to the Mequon-Thiensville School District, his church and
his community. Licata, son of Steven Licata and Mary Moore of Mequon's
Huntington Park, was awarded a framed 'Certificate of Recognition' by
the T-M Rotary Club at its weekly luncheon meeting held Tuesday,
February 15, 2005 at the Ozaukee Country Club on River Road. This
awards program, initiated by the T-M Rotary Club under the direction of
Mrs. Patricia Treffert and her Vocational Services Committee, seeks to
honor a student at Homestead High School each month for 'community
service' and exemplary 'volunteerism'. Bruce E. Rowe, MD, President of
the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, presented the award to 'Jamie' with
Patricia Treffert, T-M Rotary Director of Vocational Services. |
Student of the Month - January, 2005
Erica A. Breitbarth
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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(L-R) M-T Schools
Superintendent Robert Slotterback, Erica Breitbarth, Rotarian Patrica
Treffert, Rotary President Bruce E. Rowe |
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The
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, chartered in 1937, announces its
“Student of the Month’, Erica A. Breitbarth, senior at Homestead
High School, for her outstanding service and volunteerism to the
Mequon-Thiensville School District and the community. Breitbarth,
daughter of Wayne and Brenda Breitbarth of Mequon, was awarded a
‘Certificate of Recognition’ by the T-M Rotary Club at its weekly
luncheon meeting held Tuesday, January 18, 2005 at the Ozaukee
Country Club on River Road. This awards program, initiated by the T-M
Rotary Club under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Treffert and her
Vocational Service Committee, seeks to honor a student at Homestead High
School each month for ‘community service’ and ‘volunteerism’. Bruce E.
Rowe, MD, President of the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club, presented the
award. |
Student of the Month - December, 2004
Jeanette Anderson
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
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(L-R) Rotarian Patricia Treffert, Jeanette Anderson,
M-T Schools Superintendent Dr. Robert Slotterback, and Bruce E. Rowe,
President of the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club |
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The
Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club launches its “Student of the Month’
program by selecting Jeanette Anderson, senior at Homestead High
School, for her outstanding service and volunteerism to the
Thiensville-Mequon school community. Anderson, daughter of Kent and
Nancy Anderson of Mequon, was awarded a Certificate of Recognition by
the T-M Rotary Club at its “Annual Family Luncheon” held Tuesday, December 21, 2004
at the Ozaukee Country Club on River Road. This awards program,
initiated by the T-M Rotary Club under the direction of Mrs. Patricia
Treffert and her committee, seeks to honor a student at Homestead High
School for ‘community service’ and ‘volunteerism’. |
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