Scholar of the Month

Julia Ebert, a senior at Wausau East High School, has been selected as the May Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Julia, a full International Baccalaureate diploma candidate, is recognized for her work within the classroom and without. She is a respected member of her class who is an integral part of the women’s curling team, band, German Club, Link Crew, Tech Crew, and is a member of the National Honor Society. She is also involved with the Mayor’s Youth Action Council. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Julia will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2010-2011 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Julia for her outstanding community involvement and academic accomplishments.

Erik Artymiuk, a senior at Antigo High School, has been selected as the April Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Lila Gallenberg, who teaches Advanced Placement Composition at Antigo High School, makes note of Erik’s compassion for others, his determination and hard work. Erik is recognized for his writing skills, academic achievements, participation in cross country and marching band, and for peer leadership. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Erik will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2009-2010 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Erik is the son of Richard and Kelly Artymiuk. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Erik for his leadership abilities, academic accomplishments and diligent pursuit of excellence.

Elisa Prebble, a senior at Marshfield High School, has been selected as the March Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Elisa is first in her class of 378 students. She has participated for three years on the National Ocean Sciences Bowl team, and is a member of the National Science Bowl team, Science Olympiad team, the Green Team and Health Occupation Students of America team. She holds the Girl Scout’s Gold Award, is an active participant in the Governor’s Conference on the Environment, volunteers at the American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge, has assisted area wildlife biologists tracking the effects logging has on the porcupine population, and has spent several weeks working on sea turtle conservation initiatives on Jekyll Island, Georgia and Matura, Trinidad. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Elisa will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2009-2010 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Elisa is the daughter of Claudia Trimarco and Thomas Prebble. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Elisa for her outstanding leadership, academic achievements, and efforts to promote environmentalism, conservation and sustainability.

Ashley Soppe, a senior at Mosinee Senior High School, has been selected as the February Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Ashley was nominated by the faculty of Mosinee High School for her outstanding academic performance and achievements outside the classroom. Although carrying a rigorous course load during her senior year, Ashley maintains a 4.0 GPA. She is currently enrolled in the Youth Apprenticeship program, working in the pediatric ward at St. Claire’s Hospital in Weston. Ashley plans to become a pediatric physician. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Ashley will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2009-2010 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Ashley is the daughter of Corrine Soppe. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Ashley for her academic achievements.

Emily Heideman, a senior at Rhinelander Senior High School, has been selected as the January Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Emily has been selected for her leadership skills and academic, athletic and extracurricular achievements. Ranked first in her class, Emily has attended the Badger Girls State and Rotary Youth Leadership Conferences. She has been a member of the MOCK Trial Team for four years and, last year, was a member of the Trial Team that placed third in state. Emily is a member of the tennis team and has twice qualified for the Division 1 doubles state tennis tournament. This year Emily and her doubles partner finished seventh in Wisconsin. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Emily will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2009-2010 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Emily is the daughter of Kathleen Muntner and Robert Heideman. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Emily for her outstanding leadership, academic achievements, and leadership among her peers.

Jennifer Pagel, a senior at D.C. Everest Senior High School, has been selected as the December Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Pete Newton, School Counselor, collected a wide range of praise for Ms. Pagel from her teachers and peers. She is noted for her leadership qualities, her strong sense of community, her ability to work through difficult situations and for consistently performing to the best of her abilities. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Jennifer will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2009-2010 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Jennifer is the daughter of Lisa and Keith Pagel. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Jennifer for her outstanding leadership, academic achievements, and community service.

Dylan McHugh, a senior at Stevens Point Area Senior High School, is recognized as the November Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. “Dylan is a highly motivated, hard-working individual,” notes school counselor Laura Blaska. “These qualities not only contribute to his own success, but also extend to other students. His teachers see that he is always assisting others with difficult material. His work ethic and leadership in the classroom have had a positive impact on his classmates, helping them to succeed as well.” Dylan has participated in a wide range of school-related activities — serving on the SPASH Team Leadership Council and playing on the football, basketball and baseball teams. Dylan is also very active in the community — helping coach Little League, participating in the Barack Obama Presidential Campaign, and assisting with Little Panthers Basketball and the UW-Stevens Point Baseball Camp. Dylan is the son of Tom and Kristin McHugh of Plover.

Hannah Weiss, a senior at Lakeland Union High School, has been selected as the October Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Kathleen Peterson, German Instructor at Lakeland Union High School, notes, “Although excelling in the language since her freshman year, Hannah continues to strive for the best and has always made learning her first priority.” Ranked first in her senior class, Hannah is known for her willingness to help others, according to Ms. Peterson. “She is very motivated and always contributes one hundred percent,” concludes Peterson. Hannah’s extracurricular activities include soccer, skiing, German Club, and Student Council. Hannah is the daughter of Matthias and Kristen Weiss of Minocqua.

Laura Varner, a senior at Wausau West High School, has been selected as the September Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Ms. Varner is ranked first in her class of 403. Her teachers note that Laura enjoys learning and initiates active classroom discussion with her inquisitive nature. Outside the classroom, Laura participates in many community service projects with the National Honor Society, as well as her youth group. She is also a member of the girl’s varsity soccer team. “Laura’s future goals include college with a major in teaching,” explains Susan Clairmore-Dix, Director of Counseling at Wausau West High School. “She hopes to work in a Spanish-speaking country to help those less fortunate than her. Her experiences on a mission trip this summer solidified her goals of teaching and working with youth.” “She is an extremely giving young lady,” says Clairmore-Dix. “We think she exemplifies the type of student that Bremer & Trollop Law Offices are proud to recognize with this honor.” Laura is the daughter of Marc and Sandy Varner of Wausau.

Joseph, who is ranked at the top of his class, is recognized by John Boulanger, Guidance Director, as a “mature, intelligent young man who’s been involved in a wide range of school and community activities. He’s exhibited excellent leadership skills as drum major and trumpet section leader in both our band and jazz band. He’s been in Spanish Club for four years and takes part in a variety of community groups.” Joseph has participated in mission trips for the last four years and has earned distinction as an Eagle Scout — serving as the Senior Patrol Leader in the Northwoods Challenge for the last three years. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Joseph will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Joseph for his outstanding community involvement, proven leadership skills and academic accomplishments.

Tyler Knowles, a senior at Antigo High School, has been selected as the April Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Pete Lewandowski, a chemistry teacher and Science Chair at Antigo High School, notes, “Tyler exemplifies the qualities of a leading scholar. He is the top student of his class and has made exceptional achievements in our rigorous college preparatory program.” Tyler is also recognized for his leadership skills, inquisitive nature and work ethic. “Tyler is a leader because he can follow directions or work to figure it out on his own. Because of this students frequently look to him for help — and he truly helps them understand, rather than just giving them the answers,” adds Lewandowski. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Tyler will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Tyler is the son of Kip and Kathryn Knowles. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Tyler for his leadership abilities, academic accomplishments and diligent pursuit of excellence.

Kara Faciszewski, a senior at Marshfield Senior High School, has been selected as the March Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Kara is the top-ranked student in her class of 324 who excels not only in the classroom, but in athletics and music as well. An Advanced Placement National Scholar, she has received numerous music awards for flute and piano, has been involved in the Wisconsin School Music Association’s High School Honors Band for four years and has been a member of the Marshfield cross country for four years. She also serves as treasurer of Marshfield’s National Honor Society, has been involved with the Science Olympiad for three years and is active in Student Council, Spanish Honor Society and Green Team. Vera Marine, Marshfield Senior High School Counselor, notes that Kara, “challenges herself by setting lofty goals and then perseveres until she obtains them. Focused, mature and kind, she is well-liked by her peers and faculty.” Jenessa A. Bonikowske, Communication Arts and Advanced Placement Instructor adds, “Kara’s inquisitive mind and persistent work ethic distinguish her from her peers. She also clearly understands the gift of volunteering and will surely continue her service to others in college and life after.” As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Kara will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Kara is the daughter of Jill and Tom Faciszewski. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Kara for her outstanding service to the community and her accomplishments in the musical, athletic and academic arenas.

Lindsey Drake, a senior at Mosinee Senior High School, has been selected as the February Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Lindsey is an Honors student at Mosinee High School. “Lindsey not only competes with the best students, but her ability to set academic goals, manage her time and maximize her experiences set her among the finest students I have had the privilege to teach in my twenty-six years,” notes Dick Lind, AP Physics teacher. Lind also notes that Lindsey’s intensity compels her to seek knowledge outside the classroom — and bring new questions to the classroom. “Through her questioning the learning environment becomes richer for all involved. I have become a better teacher because of her presence in my classroom.” Lindsey is also noted for her leadership role within the classroom, as a member of the National Honor Society, as an athlete and as a volunteer in community organizations. As a leader, notes Lind, she is exceptional. “She helps her coworkers to extend their own abilities by setting an example of excellence and offering assistance to others who wish to achieve at a higher level. Others can, and do, rely on Lindsey for help — because as important as academic achievement is to Lindsey, the relationships she has with her peers are paramount.” As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Lindsay will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Lindsey is the daughter of Dennis and Debra Drake. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Lindsey for her commitment to excellence, her independence and compassion, and her outstanding leadership.

Tom Dobbins, a senior at Rhinelander Senior High School, has been selected as the January Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Bob Heideman, Rhinelander High School Counselor and Tom’s tennis coach for the past four years, notes that, “Tom has proven himself to be a first rate scholar, a well-rounded athlete and a concerned citizen.” A student in the Advanced Placement curriculum, Tom “is a scholar whose academic achievements run the greatest width and breadth — he excesl in each academic area and often sets the curve,” adds Heideman. Tom is also a varsity member of three sports — tennis, hockey and cross country. He has participated in all three sports for four years — a “remarkable accomplishment given the two-a-day workouts, year round training and late nights required of an athlete in a conference as large as ours,” adds Heideman. “The energy and endurance it takes to do that is incredible.” Tom is also an Eagle Scout — an acknowledged leader who led 20 people in a landscaping project for Habitat for Humanity. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Tom will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Tom is the son of William and Rita Dobbins. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Tom for his outstanding leadership, academic achievements, endurance and athletic performance.

Eva Robinson, a senior at D.C. Everest Senior High School, has been selected as the December Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Noted for her leadership within and without the classroom, Eva was recognized by several teachers for her “conscientious, studious, fun and friendly attitude. Her efforts to participate make her an integral part of our daily classroom discussions.” Eva’s outstanding academic record is complemented by her efforts to mentor younger swimmers and club swim teams. Nominated by several of her teachers, one noted that Eva “is a very mature and genuine young lady, and I have a tremendous amount of respect for her.” As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Eva will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Eva is the daughter of Bob and Nancy Robinson. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Eva for her academic achievements, youth mentoring and inspirational leadership.

Tamara Erickson, a senior at Stevens Point Area High School, has been selected as the November Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Excelling in a wide variety of advanced courses, Tamara has demonstrated her talents in writing, critical thinking and mathematics. “Considering her intelligence, work ethic and friendly personality,” comments Paul Cibaric, Social Studies Teacher at Stevens Point Area High School, “her future goals in life are very realistic.” Tamara is interested in continuing her education in the social sciences. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Tamara will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Tamara is the daughter of Patricia Cieslewicz and Randy Erickson.

Valerie Ninneman, a senior at Lakeland Union High School Wausau, has been selected as the October Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Selected for her outstanding academic record and participation in both school and community outreach projects, Valerie is also captain of Lakeland Union’s swim team. Notes Shawn Umland, Marketing Instructor and DECA Advisor at Lakeland Union, “her desire to excel, her human relations skills and her thirst to take on challenges” are what make her an exceptional person. Active in both sports and DECA, an association of marketing students, Umland commends Valerie for her “intellectual talents, sense of humor, outstanding work and impeccable sense of responsibility. One can always count on Valerie to accomplish what she commits to. Most importantly, she truly enjoys learning and challenging herself…and expands her horizons by taking on challenges outside the classroom.” As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Valerie will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Valerie also plays an active role in sports, school organizations and community projects. “As captain of the swim team, her fellow team members respect her and enjoy her leadership,” explains Umland. “And she has participated in competitions and community projects for Lakeland Union’s DECA. It is a spirit, like hers, that allows a youth group to grow and prosper.” Valerie is the daughter of Bob and Carrie Ninneman. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Valerie for her academic achievements, inspirational leadership and spirited community outreach efforts.

Matthew Lind, a senior at Wausau West High School, has been selected as the September Scholar of the Month by Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. Matthew was selected based upon his exceptional academic performance and his involvement with both school and community organizations. Susan Clairmore-Dix, Director of Counseling at Wausau West High School, notes, “Matthew is a young man who wants to know the ‘why.’ He asks questions, generates discussion among his peers and searches out answers. He thrives in classes where dialogue with peers and teachers is primary. And his respect and acceptance for others and their opinions and thoughts — even if different than his — shines through.” As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Matthew will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Matthew, noted by Clairmore-Dix for his leadership qualities, has served as concertmaster in Orchestra for the past four years, vice-president and president of the French club, and a four-year participant in the Science Olympiad. He has also been a member of the Wausau West soccer team since his freshman year, played Intramural Basketball and for the past three years has been involved with Link Crew — a freshman orientation program. Matthew is the son of Richard and Beth Lind. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Matthew for his academic achievements, his leadership and his community involvement.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Kay Schmidt as the May Scholar of the Month. Kay has been chosen by her instructors at Wausau East High School for her achievements in academic excellence. Attorney Christine Bremer Muggli personally presented the scholarship honor to Kay during the Class of 2008 Awards Night held on May 14th at Wausau East. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Kay has maintained a 4.0 GPA while participating in track and cross-country, as well as the Spanish club and Link Crew. Kay also served as the drum major for the marching band. Kay is the daughter of Kirt and Ann Marie Schmidt of Wausau. She plans to pursue a degree in nursing at the College of Saint Benedict. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Kay for her fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Ashley Houdek as the April Scholar of the Month. Ashley has been chosen by her instructors at Antigo High School for her achievements in academic excellence. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Ashley will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2007-2008 school year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Jason Gums, Ashley’s nominating instructor, notes that she is a leader in and out of the classroom, achieving a 4.108 GPA in core and weighted classes, while volunteering for a number of peer groups in and out of school. “Ashley has a clear vision of her future,” comments Gums. “Her school activities, volunteer work, and studies seem to all focus around her life plan. Where others only desire it, Ashley tries to make the world a better place.” Ashley is the daughter of David and Teresa Houdek of Bryant. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Ashley for her fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of our area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Emily Barker as the March Scholar of the Month. Emily has been chosen by her instructors at Marshfield High School for her achievements in academic excellence. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Emily will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2007-2008 school year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. While pursuing a rigorous course load of honors and Advanced Placement classes, Emily has achieved a 4.779 GPA, ranking her first in the senior class of 310 students. In addition to her academic achievements, Emily lettered in Varsity swimming and serves as President of National Honors Society and Co-Chair of the Project Relate Leadership Team. Emily is the daughter of Amy and Pierce Dopp, Marshfield, and Kelly Barker, Mauston, Wisconsin. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Emily for her fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of our area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Katie Lewandowski from Mosinee High School as the February Scholar of the Month. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Katie will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2007-2008 school year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Anna Kaiser, the AP English Literature instructor who nominated Katie, comments, “No matter how difficult an assignment I give to this AP class, Katie produces excellent work.” Katie has maintained a 4.0 GPA while taking the most rigorous course load possible at Mosinee. She is in her second term as DECA president, has competed at the state level all four years of her high school career, and has participated at nationals twice. Katie is the daughter of Peter and Shelley Lewandowski of Mosinee. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Katie for her fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of our area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Dan Barbian as the January Scholar of the Month. Dan has been chosen by his instructors at Rhinelander High School for his achievements in academic excellence. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Dan will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2007-2008 school year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. While taking a rigorous course load of weighted and AP classes, Dan has achieved a 4.178 GPA. In addition to his participation in Key Club, Student Council, and National Honor Society, Dan is a member of the tennis team, cross country team, and a snowboarder on the downhill ski team. He has been recently been accepted into the Anapolis Naval Academy. Dan is the son of Alan and Paula Barbian. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Dan for his fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of our area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Amber Will as the December Scholar of the Month. Amber has been chosen by her instructors at D.C. Everest Senior High School for her achievements in academic excellence. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Amber will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2007-2008 school year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. “Amber can express herself orally and in written work at the highest levels when compared to her classmates,” comments an instructor at DC Everest. “She is persistent in the pursuit of knowledge and will help others achieve success if she can.” Amber is the daughter of Fred and Cindi Will, of Schofield. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Amber for her fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of our area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Katie Magee as the November Scholar of the Month. Katie has been chosen by her instructors at Stevens Point Area Senior High for her achievements in academic excellence. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Katie will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2007-2008 school year. Among her many achievements, Katie is currently ranked as the top student in her class, carrying a perfect 4.0 GPA. Katie participates in several extracurricular activities at SPASH, including National Honor Society, Key Club, and Student Senate. In addition to her outstanding academic record and participation in school activities, Katie is actively involved in a number of school and community concert choirs. Katie is the daughter of Gary Magee and Joni Smith, of Stevens Point, WI. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Katie for her fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of our area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Chantal Abendroth as the October Scholar of the Month. Chantal has been chosen by her instructors at Lakeland Union High School in Minocqua for her achievements in academic excellence. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Chantal will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2007-2008 school year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Among her many achievements, Chantal is currently ranked as the top student in her class, carrying a perfect 4.0 GPA while taking honors and college preparatory courses. Chantal participates in several extracurricular activities at Lakeland Union High School including National Honor Society, Key Club, Pep Band, and Drama. In addition to her outstanding academic record and participation in school activities, Chantal is actively involved in the greater Lakeland Community as a member of the community band, mentoring middle school students at one of the local grade schools, and volunteering her time with several Kiwanis Club projects. Chantal is the daughter of Tom and Cherie Abendroth of Arbor Vitae, WI. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Chantal for her fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of our area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. are pleased to announce Elizabeth Miller as the September Scholar of the Month. Elizabeth has been chosen by her instructors at Wausau West High School for her achievements in academic excellence. As part of the Scholar of the Month program, Elizabeth will receive a scholarship from Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, to be awarded at the close of the 2007-2008 school year. To be eligible for this recognition, the Bremer & Trollop Scholar of the Month must be a senior and be selected by his or her instructors based on the quality of the work that has been completed in the core curricular areas. Among her many achievements, Elizabeth currently maintains a 4.0 GPA, is a National Merit Semifinalist, and has earned three Academic Letters as well as six Academic Gold Medals. Bremer & Trollop Law Offices S.C. congratulate Elizabeth for her fine academic achievements, and are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize and honor all of our area schools and students for their efforts and successes in reaching for a higher academic standard.

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