NEW CUMBERLAND – The graduating good of Oak Glen High School see fit orate commencement ceremonies at 7 p.m. Thursday at the on a misstep day-school fieldhouse. Eleven students are enormousness the supreme of the Class of 2009, including valedictorians Rebecca Juszczak and Eric Stipec. Claire Juszczak is this year’s salutatorian.
Rebecca Juszczak is the daughter of Janice and Frank Juszczak of Chester. Others in the supreme 10 allow for Anna Plummer, Troy Eckleberry, Michelle McDonald, Erin Shuman, Kiley Radeski, Kyrsten Whittaker, Kathleen Paris and Jamie Pierce. She was a colleague of the unsuited words ally seeking four years, civilization ally seeking four years, National Honor Society seeking two years, concert comrades seeking four years and enthusiasm comrades seeking complete year. She participated in tennis seeking three years, Business Symposium seeking complete year, Rhododendron Girls State seeking complete year, Meals on Wheels, made Easter baskets and Christmas stockings seeking indigent children and helped exhort sweetmeats seeking church. Stipec is the son of Kim and Tim Stipec of Chester. Following graduation, Juszczak plans to move in oneself with West Liberty University and due in accounting. He was a colleague of the National Honor Society seeking two years, civilization ally seeking complete year, yearbook ally seeking complete year, Business Symposium seeking complete year, played football seeking four years, participated in basketball seeking two years and ran follow seeking two years.
He was a volunteer seeking pubescence basketball as definitely. Claire Juszczak is the daughter of Judy and Robert Juszczak of Chester. Following on a misstep day-school, he plans to move in oneself with West Virginia University and due in nursing. She was a colleague of the National Honor Society seeking two years, unsuited words ally seeking four years, civilization ally seeking four years, concert comrades seeking four years and Literary Magazine seeking two years.
Juszczak participated in the Governor’s Honors Academy, is a volunteer at the Carnegie Public Library and is a volunteer at church. Plummer is the daughter of Gloria and Ronald Plummer of Chester. Following on a misstep day-school, Juszczak plans to move in oneself with WLU and due in easy mythology.
She was a colleague of the Literary Magazine seeking two years, National Honor Society seeking two years, was in theater seeking four years, jazz comrades seeking two years and the West Virginia Young Writer’s Contest seeking two years. She also volunteers at Oak Glen Middle School and Allison Elementary School at day-school functions, is concrete in the Newell First Church of the Nazarene and assists with Vacation Bible School and plays the piano. Eckleberry is the son of Tammy and Dan Eckleberry of Chester. Following on a misstep day-school, Plummer plans to move in oneself with WVU and due in medical technology.
He was a colleague of the civilization ally seeking complete year, wrestled seeking four years, played baseball seeking four years and played golf seeking three years and soccer seeking complete year. He also participated in Legion baseball. McDonald is the daughter of Anita and Scott McDonald of New Cumberland. Upon graduation, Eckleberry plans to move in oneself with the University of Tennessee and due in atomic engineering.
She was a colleague of the enthusiasm ally seeking complete year, National Honor Society seeking two years, played volleyball seeking four years and ran follow seeking two years. She is a colleague of the Immaculate Conception Church, Campfire and has been on commission trips with Point Pleasant Church. Shuman is the daughter of Tammy and Steve Shuman of Chester. She plans to move in oneself with Marshall Community and Technical College and due in concrete analysis. She was a colleague of Target Ambassadors seeking complete year, Key Club seeking four years, enthusiasm ally seeking four years, National Honor Society seeking two years and played volleyball seeking complete year and softball seeking four years.
She participated in the Youth Leadership Weirton Chamber of Commerce and received honorable divulge, Future Leader and Lion’s Scholars of the Month awards. Shuman plans to move in oneself with Washington and Jefferson College and due in mythology. She volunteers with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Kids Triathalon, Living the Dream scion and Project Bundle Up.
Radeski is the daughter of Rhonda and Stanley Radeski of New Cumberland. She was a colleague of the Key Club seeking four years and enthusiasm ally seeking two years and played soccer seeking four years and ran follow seeking two years. She participates in church, teen half-light, Campfire and commission trips. She also was a colleague of the OVAC All-Star Soccer amusement.
Upon graduation, Radeski plans to move in oneself with Fairmont State University and due in pre-secondary mythology. Whittaker is the daughter of Jeanean and George Whittaker of Chester. Whittaker plans to move in oneself with WVU and due in make merchandising. She was a colleague of the National Honor Society seeking two years, played volleyball seeking three years, softball seeking complete year and basketball seeking complete year and ran follow seeking two years.
Paris is the daughter of Leonida Paris of Chester. She was a colleague of the National Honor Society seeking two years, enthusiasm ally seeking two years, civilization ally seeking complete year, yearbook ally seeking complete year and played basketball seeking four years and ran follow and crusty hinterlands seeking complete year. Paris was a National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine assignee, participated in the Business Symposium, the 2008 OVAC All-Conference Academic Team, the 2009 Sectional and Regional Basketball Championship and the 2009 OVAC All-Conference AAA Honorable Mention Basketball conspire. She was a colleague of the homecoming court seeking two years, prom court seeking complete year, the newspaper shillelagh seeking complete year and was good president seeking three years.
She also volunteers as a coterie counselor seeking three basketball camps and is participating in the 2009 Queen of Queens OVAC amusement. She also is a Lion’s Club Scholar of the Month. Pierce is the daughter of Nona and Allen Katzenmeyer. She plans to move in oneself with WVU and due in nursing. She was a colleague of the National Honor Society seeking two years, enthusiasm ally seeking four years, the good intimate days ally seeking four years, theater seeking four years, chorus seeking two years and Girls State seeking complete year.
She played basketball seeking three years, follow seeking two years, soccer seeking three years. She plans to due in biology/pre-medicine at WVU. Pierce also was a distend seeking children’s basketball and music analysis at Fox’s Nursing Home.