Andrew Venier

Throughout high school Andrew has been involved in International Club. During the summer of 2009, he had the opportunity to travel to Europe. Andrew’s community involvement is an important activity in his life. He is actively involved in Boy Scouts, where he has the oppor tuni ty to assist in community centered activities including parking cars each year for the Luckey Fall Festival, passing water to runners in Pemberville’s annual 5-Miler, Troop 344’s Pancake Breakfast held during the Fair, and helping in two of Pemberville’s past floods.

Being involved in church is one of the most important aspects of his life. He is a senior in the teen group, "Teens with Hope," and is responsible for setting an example for the younger generations of teens and children. He is active in teen group outings and meetings and he commits himself to learning weekly scriptures assigned in class.

After high school, Andrew plans to attend Mercy College located in Toledo, Ohio, to obtain a bachelors degree in nursing. Andrew hopes to go on to become a Certified Nurse Anesthetist. Andrew is honored to accept the Pemberville Free Fair Scholarship.

Ashley Seifert

In high school Ashley has participated in soccer, basketball, and track and had the honor of being a captain in all three sports. She is involved in the FFA where she serves as vice president and heads many committees such as the Food for America Program. Through FFA she has also received her State FFA Degree.

At school Ashley is involved in the National Honor Society where she participates in more community service activities. Outside of school, she is a member of the Portage Valley 4-H Club where she serves as president. Ashley is an active member of Zion Lutheran Church in Luckey. In the summers she works at Gold
Star Pet Resort in Bowling Green.

Ashley plans to attend the University of Findlay to major in pre-veterinary medicine. Upon graduating from the University of Findlay she hopes to have a major in pre-veterinary medicine, biology, and a minor in chemistry. Ashley will take a couple extra classes to receive her animal science degree.

After graduating from Findlay she plans to attend The Ohio State University for Veterinary School. After she becomes a doctor of veterinary medicine she would eventually like to open her own practice for large and small animals.