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Andrew “Drew” Hamann son of Rachel and Nathan Hamann and Eisley Scowden daughter of Kim and Jeremy Scowden have been chosen Rotary Students for the month of November. School Activities in which Drew has participated include: Cross Country, Tennis, Future Business Leaders of America, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Honor Society and Interact Club. Drew plans to attend John Brown University and major in Engineering. School activities in which Eisley has participated include: National Honor Society, Interact Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Chamber Choir, Cross Country and Track. Eisley plans to attend John Brown University and major in Construction Management. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS PIC 1 Andrews “Drew” Hamann Pic 2 Eisley Scowden

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