Education notes News-Chronicle Local ShopKo Scholars recipients, awarded $1,000 scholarships for the 2004-2005 school year, are Mark Albers, Stephanie Albers, Lucy Hill, all of Green Bay, Matthew Drzewiecki of Pulaski and Colleen Russell of De Pere. They were chosen from more than 4,000 applicants from across the country. A total of 100 young men and women were awarded the scholarships. Scholarships were awarded based on each applicant's academic record, potential to succeed, leadership and participation in school, community activities, honors, work experience, and a statement of personal and career goals. Julie Pasch, daughter of Drs. Sharon and John Pasch of Lake Zurch, Ill., has been named to the National Merit Honor Society. She will be leaving for Auch, France as an exchange student from Adlai Stevenson High School, Lincolnshire, Ill. Her father, John Pasch, was a 1966 graduate of Southwest High School. The following students from the area have been named to the first semester 2003 dean's list at St. Norbert College. A minimum 3.5 grade point average is required for academic eligibility. Green Bay: Jonathan D. Aimers; Angela M. Armbruster; Bruce N. Baker; Mark B. Bartmann; Maureen E. Bell; Peter Joseph Bernardy; Steven R. Bessert; Beth F. Blahnik; Michelle M. Boockmeier; Brian J. Borley; Jessica Erin Brabant; Jill Marie Breecher; Jennifer Lynn Brice; Andrew T. Caldie; Karen M. Campbell; Ashleigh M. Cape; Ashley A. Clark; Christina Marie Clark; Bridget I. De Keyser; Corey J. Deguelle; Drew M. Demerath; Eric E. Dobbertin; Lindsey Marie Dorner; Jonathan Ross Elmer; Megan Leigh Engels; Erin M. Feldhausen; Laura D. Ferris; Daniel James Fischer; Kathryn C. Fitzpatrick; Alecia H. Forslund; Sarah K. Francois; Adam R. Frazier; Karen Ann Gergisch; Casey James Golomski; Matthew James Gomoll; Melissa S. Guzowski; Matthew M. Heilman; Elizabeth A. Heiser; Elizabeth Ashley Hermans; Renee L. Jadin; Patrick R. Johnson; Corey W. Junio; Taylor James Kauer; Laura E. Kennin; Rebecca S. Kittell; Lee Soung Kong; Kevin D. Krainz; Elyse Audrey Krautkramer; Elizabeth H. Kust; Becka R. La Plant; Chad R. Lardo; Lauren E. Larscheid; Kimberly S. Lindgren; Catherine J. Lovett; Laura J. Mau; Bridget E. Mccann; Elizabeth M. Meert; Carolynn A. Meyer; Ginny L. Naniot; Katie R. Noskowiak; Lauren Mary O'Callaghan; Jeffrey Wallace O'Connor; Nicholas D. Palines; George S. Pappas; Jessica M. Peters; Nicole L. Pivonka; Nicole K. Raabe; Duncan O. Raunio; Casey J. Rentmeester; Elizabeth A. Richardson; Nicole Ann Robinson; Stacy R. Rondeau; Rhea C. Schmitz; Melissa Mary Schneider; Jennifer M. Schoen; Alec D. Schumacher; Jon C. Sergott; Jacqueline R. Shumway; Michael Robert Sperber; Nicole T. Splan; Amy J. Stover; Brittany R. Sullivan; Mallory J. Tappa; Bethany M. Thier; Audrey M. Thompson; Adam G. Winters; Andrew R. Winters; Erin E. Wood; Heather J. Wright; Alesia K. Yemelyanava. Greenleaf: Valerie J. De Cleene; James A. Six. Oneida: Jennifer Anne Bellin; Rachel H. Danowit; Cassandra Rae Dufek; Patricia A. Rankin; Rebecca M. Reynders. Pulaski: Ryan C. Johnson; Angela M. Obermann; Melissa Renee Rodgers; Jacqueline A. Szczepanski. Sherwood: Sarah Ann Vande Hey. Laura Hayes, daughter of Patrick and Barbara Hayes of Green Bay, is one of 70 University of Iowa incoming freshmen to receive a Dean's Scholarship for the 2004-2005 academic year. The award is given to selected top-ranking finalists in the Presidential Scholarship competition. She is a graduate of Southwest High School. Casey Ault, Adam DeBaker, Ryan Gallagher, J. Layden, Chao Lor, Kong Lor, Anuj Marwaha, Prescott Phillips, Grant Riesenbert, Mistylee Tilot, all of Green Bay, and Alan Ligocki of Pulaski, graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stout in December 2003. Jaclyn Porath of New Franken has accepted membership in Golden Key International Honor Society and was individually honored during a recent ceremony at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Golden Key International Honor Society was founded more than 25 years ago in Atlanta, Georgia and provides academic recognition to college juniors and seniors in the top fifteen percent of their class. The mission of the global, non-profit society is to build global communities of academic achievers by providing opportunities for individual growth through leadership, career development, networking and service. Shannon Raba Archambo has been elected to membership in Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing as a student through Eta Pi chapter at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Sigma Theta Tau works to foster, develop and connect nurse scholars and leaders worldwide to improve health care. Amanda Lutz and Anna Krumberger of Green Bay, Laura Recker of De Pere, Rachel Carlson of Oneida, and David Holewinski of Pulaski, were named to the Dean's List at the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minn., for the fall 2003 semester. Meghan Boettcher of Pulaski recently graduated from The Art Institutes International Minnesota with honors. She received an Associated of Applied Science in Culinary Arts. The Art Institutes International Minnesota is a visual arts college specializing in design, animation and culinary arts. Daniel Butz of De Pere and Angela Buchholz of Seymour were named to the Dean's and Honors Lists at Edgewood College, Madison this past fall. Named to the Honors List at Edgewood College were Patrick Hoeft, Katie Thibaudeau, Susie Ross, Jenna La Haye, Kendra Nick, all of Green Bay, Lauren Georgia and Chelsea Van Hefty of De Pere, and Ashley Samson of Seymour. Sue Sands, principal of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School, De Pere, recently completed the Wisconsin School Leadership Academy. She was selected to participate in the 2003-2004 class of the Academy by a committee representing the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators, the Wisconsin Association of School District Administrators, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. Hanna Anderson, Pat Betcher, Becky Fencl, Lynn Piaskowski, Anna Reinhart, Zach Sabin, Aaron Waubanascum, De Pere High School students, recently had work placed into the University of Wisconsin Green Bay Annual Art Education Association High School Art Show. The St. Norbert College Students in Free Enterprise business organization announce Krista Petasek and Patrick Stanly of Preble High School, and Brennan Boettcher of Bay Port High School as winners of the high school ethics essay competition. Students chose a Wall Street Journal Article and explained whether the action or idea detailed in the article was ethical. The contest was open to high school seniors planning to attend a two or four-year college. Wells Fargo Bank donated a $100 scholarship for each winner. The Business Education Department, in cooperation with FBLA and DECA, honors students who have excelled in the various business classes offered at De Pere High School. One student per class section is chosen monthly to be the Business Student of the Month in each of the business classes. The following students represent the March 2004 Outstanding Business Students: Basic Business: Lauren Higgins, Alex Solo Personal Typing: Nick Anderson, Rachel Carver, Doug Reinbold, Alex Corrado Information Processing: Jessica Tobin Office Technology: Kate Jensen, Alyssa Daul Computer Application II: Brian Dziewit, Allison DeGroot Business Procedures: Elizabeth Olewinski Accounting: Allison Vercauteren International Business: Jeremiah Johnson English IV: Michael Hale Marketing Careers: Pat Huibregtse Marketing I: Cory Van Campenout Marketing II: Jenny VandeHey