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Routt Catholic Honors Winners

     Each year, the Jacksonville Journal-Courier selects the Most Promising Student in their circulation area in a variety of categories.  Six Routt students were nominated to receive that recognition. 

Nominees are . . .

• Most Promising Citizen – Darren Shea
• Most Promising Artist – Nicole Keller
• Most Promising Mathematician – Kacy Shanahan
• Most Promising Scientist – Ben Peterson
• Most Promising Writer – Katie Wyman
• Most Promising Entrepreneur – Dan Robson

      For the thirteenth year, Routt Catholic High School honored students in individual departments for excellence.  Senior students were chosen by the teachers in each department as the winners of this award.  Criteria for selection are academic performance, initiative and incentive shown in class, willingness to help others and a positive attitude.  The winners will have their pictures on a plaque that will be displayed for the 2007-2008 school year in the student lounge.  When next year's winners are selected, the plaque will be permanently displayed in the hallways near the appropriate department.

The 2006-2007 Students of the Year are ...

• Accelerated Mathematics Award – Katie Wyman
• Mathematics Department – Dual winners - Kacy Shanahan & Stephen Tonry
• Social Studies Department – Elizabeth Standley
• Science Department – Dual winners - Brennan Dunphy & Darren Shea
• Life Science Department – Elizabeth Standley
• English Department – Nicole Keller
• French Department – Kaitlin Delaney
• Spanish Department – Jaclyn Meado
• Computer Department – Rachel Castleberry
• Religion Department – Kaitlin Delaney
• Music Department – Danielle Arendt
• Theatre Department – Laura Zeller
• Art Department – Nicole Keller
• Physical Education Department – Benjamin Peterson