High School Student of the Week

September 5-9

Gabrielle Gremaud,
12th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Gabrielle Gremaud. Gabby is a senior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Ron and Angi Herman. Gabby has a very outgoing personality and is always ready and eager to learn. She is creative, always challenges herself to do better and takes her academics seriously. Gabby plays many leadership roles at St. Vincent and is always encouraging others around her. Gabby is on the Cross Country and Track Team, a member of Sodality, Students for Life, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, and involved in Choir, the school plays, and is serving her 3rd year as Drum Major for the Band. After high school Gabby plans to attend Missouri State University to pursue a degree in Fashion Merchandise in hopes of owning her own business one day.

September 12-16

Maria Wibbenmeyer,
11th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Maria Wibbenmeyer. Maria is a junior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Rick and Louise Wibbenmeyer. Maria is dependable, reliable, always has a positive attitude and has been a great leader in coordinating the bass drum line for the marching band this year. In the classroom, she is an active listener and always engaged. She is very organized, prepared for every day, and has a strong work ethic. Maria is on the cross country and golf team and a member of Sodality, Students for Life, and Pep Club. She currently serves as the Secretary for SADD.

September 19-23

James Unterreiner,
10th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is James Unterreiner. James is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the son of James and Angela Unterreiner. James is a high achiever! He strives for understanding, not just getting the right answer. He does corrections even when his grade doesn't deem it necessary. James is always courteous and respectful to teachers. He always plans ahead to avoid conflicts as he is very busy with his academics and extracurricular activities. James is on the Football and Track Team and a member of Boy Scouts, Band, St. Vincent de Paul Society, and Spanish Club.

September
26-30

Tyler Henneman,
9th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Tyler Hennemann. Tyler is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the son of James and Sara Hennemann. Tyler is always courteous. He is friendly and gets along with everyone. Tyler is willing to help others and encouraging to other students. He is conscientious about doing his best on his assignments. Tyler is on the basketball and baseball team and a member of Band and St. Vincent de Paul Society.

October
3-7

Simon Unterreiner,
12th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Simon Unterreiner. Simon is a senior at St. Vincent and is the son of Jason and Angela Unterreiner. Simon is a great helper at the preschool for his Campus Ministry Class. The preschoolers always look forward to Simon being there. He can be found playing games with them and helping them be kind and make good decisions. He is definitely making an impact on our small "Indians." He is also a great role model for the student body. Simon is on the football and basketball team and a member of St. Vincent de Paul Society, Spanish, and Pep Club. After high school Simon plans to receive a Bachelor's dDgree in Computer Science.

October
10-14

Logan Hornberger,
11th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Logan Hornberger. Logan is a junior at St. Vincent and is the son of Mark Hornberger and Jennifer Hornberger. Logan is polite and self-driven to do well. He is well-behaved and focused in the classroom. Logan is a delight to work with each day. He is proactive with his work and is always eager to ask questions and learn more. Logan is a junior STUCO class representative, member of Art Club and St. Vincent de Paul Society.

October
17-21

Carlie Mueller,
10th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Carlie Mueller. Carlie is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Darren and Anna Mueller. Carlie is an enthusiastic learner who consistently puts forth her best effort into her classwork, homework, and project assignments. Carlie is an active participant in SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) Club. Carlie is a great motivator and student leader. She is positive, helpful, cooperative, and friendly. Carlie is also involved in Pep Club.

October
24-28

Reagan Meyer,
9th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Reagan Meyer. Reagan is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Travis and Sarah Meyer. Reagan has excellent leadership skills. She leads by example, and is a good role model. She is always prepared, has fantastic character, consistently courteous, and respectful. Reagan is a member of Color Guard, Student Council, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Sodality, and on the Basketball and Soccer Team at St. Vincent.

October 31-
November 4

Lauren Miesner,
12th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Lauren Miesner. Lauren is a senior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Brian and Amy Miesner. Lauren is consistent and always has a positive attitude. She is a self-starter and driven to be successful. She is always helpful to others and actively involved in school functions. Lauren is a member of National Honor Society, Students for Life, Sodality, Art Club Council, Theater, Band, and Choir. After high school Lauren plans to attend Lindenwood University to study Graphic Design.

November
7-11

Claire Otte,
11th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Claire Otte. Claire is a junior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of John Otte and Kristin Otte. Claire is a diligent and responsible student and does not procrastinate. She is respectful and displays Christian values each day, and chooses to do the right thing. She is a delight to work with each day in class. She is willing to help lend a hand to teachers or students and volunteers to help with service activities. Claire is on the Varsity Cheerleading Squad and on the Track Team. She is also a member of National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Sodality, and Students for Life.

November
14-18

Jace Hennemann,
10th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Jace Hennemann. Jace is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the son of Brad and Jessica Hennemann. Jace is a very hard worker in all of his classes. He is very conscientious and meets all deadlines. Jace works well with others and is always willing to help his classmates if they are struggling. Jace is a Student Council and St. Vincent de Paul Society Class Representative and in Band.

November
21-25

Kelby Meyer,
9th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Kelby Meyer. Kelby is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the son of Josh and Kelsey Meyer. Kelby is such a good student, works hard and he is always doing proactive things. He goes the extra mile in everything he does. He thinks outside the box and is very analytical. He asks prompting questions that engage in further conversation. Kelby is a member of St. Vincent de Paul Society.

November 28-
December 2

Abigail DeRousse,
12th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Abigail DeRousse. Abby is a senior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Christy Steinbecker and Wayne DeRousse. Abby is such a delightful young lady. She is always so pleasant to work with and always polite. She works very hard and goes above and beyond. Abby has shown so much growth in her high school career and continues to advance. Abby is on the golf team and a member of Sodality, Students for Life, Art, Spanish, and Pep Club. After high school she plans to attend Mineral Area College to pursue a degree in Social Work.

December 5-9

Simon Barber,
11th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Simon Barber. Simon is a junior at St. Vincent and is the son of Mark and Melissa Barber. Simon works hard in all of his classes and maintains 'A' Honor Roll. He is respectful, pleasant and displays a Christian attitude in class. He is attentive and a great listener. Simon is on the football and baseball team and a member of St. Vincent de Paul Society, Spanish, and Pep Club.

December
12-16

Abby Kirn,
10th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Abby Kirn. Abby is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Henry and Jennifer Kirn. Abby is a hard worker. She has a consistent positive attitude. She is always friendly and gets along with everyone. She goes above and beyond what is required of her. Abby is involved on the Cross Country and Soccer Team and a member of Band, Choir, Spanish Club, Art Club, Sodality, and SADD.

December
19-23

Jenna Unterreiner,
9th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Jenna Unterreiner. Jenna is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Nathan and Amanda Unterreiner. Jenna has a consistent positive attitude. She is a hard worker and sees tasks through to completion. She is always cooperative with everyone and almost always smiling and bringing a smile to those around her. Jenna is involved in Band, Color Guard, Track, and a member of Student Council and Students for Life.

January
9-13

Grant Abernathy,
12th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Grant Abernathy. Grant is a senior at St. Vincent and is the son of Scott and Jill Abernathy. Grant is everyone's friend and is always accepting of others. He is a great role model for the underclassman. He keeps you on your toes at all times and has a great sense of humor. Grant served as the football manager this year. He is on the basketball and baseball team, STUCO Treasurer, Spanish Club Treasurer, and a member of Band, National Honor Society, and Pep Club. After high school, Grant plans to attend college to study computer engineering.

January
16-20

Ella Clifton,
11th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Ella Clifton. Ella is a junior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Randy and Shannon Clifton. Ella is studious and respectful. Ella always gives her best effort on assignments and values academic integrity. She is a leader on the court during volleyball and as a varsity cheerleader. Ella is a member of NHS, Pep Club, and Spanish Club. In her spare time she plays piano in church and takes guitar lessons.

January
23-27

Noah Hager,
10th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Noah Hager. Noah is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the son of Emily Hager and Bryan Hager. Noah is a very responsible student. He is always very organized and likes to plan things ahead. He is a great human being and always reflects in a positive way his values. He is a model student, friendly, fun-loving, and hard-working. He possesses many academic talents but has especially impressed me with his acting and musical skills. Noah is on the Cross Country and Track Team, a member of Choir, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Students for Life, and Spanish Club. Noah just recently attended March for Life and plans to attend the Luke 18 Retreat.

February
6-10

Connor Roth,
9th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Connor Roth. Connor is freshman at St. Vincent and is the son of Donald Jr. and Christina Roth. Connor is a very responsible student who is always focused in class. He comes to class prepared and eager to learn. He is very polite, quiet and a hard worker. He has really stepped up at Mass serving at school Masses and being a reader. Connor is always respectful and well mannered.

February
13-17

Isaac Graham,
12th Grade

The student of the week is Isaac Graham. Isaac is a senior at St. Vincent and is the son of Joshua Graham and Cassidy L'Hote. Isaac is fun loving and funny. He lifts the spirits of those whom he is around. He is always nice and pleasant to everyone and displays Christian virtues each day. He is also academically talented. Isaac is on the football and basketball team, member of Pep Club, Spanish Club, St. Vincent de Paul Society, and serves as Vice-President of Band. After high school he plans to attend college to study mechanical engineering.

February
20-24

Jackson Unterreiner,
11th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Jackson Unterreiner. Jackson is a junior at St. Vincent and is the son of Jay and Carrie Unterreiner. Jackson is a conscientious student who uses his work time efficiently. He focuses in class, asks questions at times and helps others when asked. These attributes have helped him emerge into a solid math student. Jackson is kind and respectful. He is a leader in the classroom, while running with his team and beside the basketball court as a cheerleader. Jackson is on the Track, Cross Country, adn Cheerleading Team at St. Vincent.

February 28-March 3

Olivia Tomlinson,
10th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Olivia Tomlinson. Olivia is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Kirt and Crystal Tomlinson. Olivia is a conscientious and considerate student, who shows a maturity beyond her years. You can always count on Olivia to be a model student in the classroom. Olivia quietly goes about her work, and the quality of her work is exceptional! She is polite, respectful and friendly. Olivia is involved in Cross Country, Band, and Art Club.

March
6-10

Audrey Amschler,
9th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Audrey Amschler. Audrey is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Justin and Valerie Amschler. Audrey works incredibly hard in class and is always willing to go above and beyond expectations. Audrey is usually amongst the most engaged in classroom conversations. She is respectful toward teachers and generally respected by her peers, whether in the classroom or on the basketball court. Audrey is on the basketball team and a member of Art Club, Pep Club, and Sodality.

March
13-17

David Jokisch,
12th Grade

The student of the week David Jokisch. David is a senior at St. Vincent and is the son of David Jr. and Michelle Jokisch. David is friendly to peers and teachers. He is always willing to help and works hard in the classroom. He has a good attitude towards school and work and is a joy to be around. You can always count on David to be in a good mood and bring a smile to your face. David is involved in the Spanish Club.

March
20-24

Ava Layton,
11th Grade

The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Ava Layton. Ava is a junior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Chad and Sarah Layton. Ava is responsible with assignments and classwork. She always works the extra mile and has great organizational skills. She is a great role model and has a good attitude toward her friends and everybody in general. Ava is involved in volleyball, cheer, student council, publications, sodality, spanish club, and pep club.

Week	Student	Teacher Comments
September 5-9	Gabrielle Gremaud, 12th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Gabrielle Gremaud. Gabby is a senior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Ron and Angi Herman. Gabby has a very outgoing personality and is always ready and eager to learn. She is creative, always challenges herself to do better and takes her academics seriously. Gabby plays many leadership roles at St. Vincent and is always encouraging others around her. Gabby is on the Cross Country and Track Team, a member of Sodality, Students for Life, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, and involved in Choir, the school plays, and is serving her 3rd year as Drum Major for the Band. After high school Gabby plans to attend Missouri State University to pursue a degree in Fashion Merchandise in hopes of owning her own business one day.
September 12-16	Maria Wibbenmeyer, 11th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Maria Wibbenmeyer. Maria is a junior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Rick and Louise Wibbenmeyer. Maria is dependable, reliable, always has a positive attitude and has been a great leader in coordinating the bass drum line for the marching band this year. In the classroom, she is an active listener and always engaged. She is very organized, prepared for every day, and has a strong work ethic. Maria is on the cross country and golf team and a member of Sodality, Students for Life, and Pep Club. She currently serves as the Secretary for SADD.
September 19-23	James Unterreiner, 10th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is James Unterreiner. James is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the son of James and Angela Unterreiner. James is a high achiever! He strives for understanding, not just getting the right answer. He does corrections even when his grade doesn't deem it necessary. James is always courteous and respectful to teachers. He always plans ahead to avoid conflicts as he is very busy with his academics and extracurricular activities. James is on the Football and Track Team and a member of Boy Scouts, Band, St. Vincent de Paul Society, and Spanish Club.
September 26-30	Tyler Henneman, 9th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Tyler Hennemann. Tyler is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the son of James and Sara Hennemann. Tyler is always courteous. He is friendly and gets along with everyone. Tyler is willing to help others and encouraging to other students. He is conscientious about doing his best on his assignments. Tyler is on the basketball and baseball team and a member of Band and St. Vincent de Paul Society.
October 3-7	Simon Unterreiner, 12th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Simon Unterreiner. Simon is a senior at St. Vincent and is the son of Jason and Angela Unterreiner. Simon is a great helper at the preschool for his Campus Ministry Class. The preschoolers always look forward to Simon being there. He can be found playing games with them and helping them be kind and make good decisions. He is definitely making an impact on our small "Indians." He is also a great role model for the student body. Simon is on the football and basketball team and a member of St. Vincent de Paul Society, Spanish, and Pep Club. After high school Simon plans to receive a Bachelor's dDgree in Computer Science.
October 10-14	Logan Hornberger, 11th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Logan Hornberger. Logan is a junior at St. Vincent and is the son of Mark Hornberger and Jennifer Hornberger. Logan is polite and self-driven to do well. He is well-behaved and focused in the classroom. Logan is a delight to work with each day. He is proactive with his work and is always eager to ask questions and learn more. Logan is a junior STUCO class representative, member of Art Club and St. Vincent de Paul Society.
October 17-21	Carlie Mueller, 10th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Carlie Mueller. Carlie is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Darren and Anna Mueller. Carlie is an enthusiastic learner who consistently puts forth her best effort into her classwork, homework, and project assignments. Carlie is an active participant in SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) Club. Carlie is a great motivator and student leader. She is positive, helpful, cooperative, and friendly. Carlie is also involved in Pep Club.
October 24-28	Reagan Meyer, 9th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Reagan Meyer. Reagan is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Travis and Sarah Meyer. Reagan has excellent leadership skills. She leads by example, and is a good role model. She is always prepared, has fantastic character, consistently courteous, and respectful. Reagan is a member of Color Guard, Student Council, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Sodality, and on the Basketball and Soccer Team at St. Vincent.
October 31- November 4	Lauren Miesner, 12th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Lauren Miesner. Lauren is a senior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Brian and Amy Miesner. Lauren is consistent and always has a positive attitude. She is a self-starter and driven to be successful. She is always helpful to others and actively involved in school functions. Lauren is a member of National Honor Society, Students for Life, Sodality, Art Club Council, Theater, Band, and Choir. After high school Lauren plans to attend Lindenwood University to study Graphic Design.
November 7-11	Claire Otte, 11th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Claire Otte. Claire is a junior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of John Otte and Kristin Otte. Claire is a diligent and responsible student and does not procrastinate. She is respectful and displays Christian values each day, and chooses to do the right thing. She is a delight to work with each day in class. She is willing to help lend a hand to teachers or students and volunteers to help with service activities. Claire is on the Varsity Cheerleading Squad and on the Track Team. She is also a member of National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Sodality, and Students for Life.
November 14-18	Jace Hennemann, 10th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Jace Hennemann. Jace is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the son of Brad and Jessica Hennemann. Jace is a very hard worker in all of his classes. He is very conscientious and meets all deadlines. Jace works well with others and is always willing to help his classmates if they are struggling. Jace is a Student Council and St. Vincent de Paul Society Class Representative and in Band.
November 21-25	Kelby Meyer, 9th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Kelby Meyer. Kelby is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the son of Josh and Kelsey Meyer. Kelby is such a good student, works hard and he is always doing proactive things. He goes the extra mile in everything he does. He thinks outside the box and is very analytical. He asks prompting questions that engage in further conversation. Kelby is a member of St. Vincent de Paul Society.
November 28- December 2	Abigail DeRousse, 12th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Abigail DeRousse. Abby is a senior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Christy Steinbecker and Wayne DeRousse. Abby is such a delightful young lady. She is always so pleasant to work with and always polite. She works very hard and goes above and beyond. Abby has shown so much growth in her high school career and continues to advance. Abby is on the golf team and a member of Sodality, Students for Life, Art, Spanish, and Pep Club. After high school she plans to attend Mineral Area College to pursue a degree in Social Work.
December 5-9	Simon Barber, 11th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Simon Barber. Simon is a junior at St. Vincent and is the son of Mark and Melissa Barber. Simon works hard in all of his classes and maintains 'A' Honor Roll. He is respectful, pleasant and displays a Christian attitude in class. He is attentive and a great listener. Simon is on the football and baseball team and a member of St. Vincent de Paul Society, Spanish, and Pep Club.
December 12-16	Abby Kirn, 10th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Abby Kirn. Abby is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Henry and Jennifer Kirn. Abby is a hard worker. She has a consistent positive attitude. She is always friendly and gets along with everyone. She goes above and beyond what is required of her. Abby is involved on the Cross Country and Soccer Team and a member of Band, Choir, Spanish Club, Art Club, Sodality, and SADD.
December 19-23	Jenna Unterreiner, 9th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Jenna Unterreiner. Jenna is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Nathan and Amanda Unterreiner. Jenna has a consistent positive attitude. She is a hard worker and sees tasks through to completion. She is always cooperative with everyone and almost always smiling and bringing a smile to those around her. Jenna is involved in Band, Color Guard, Track, and a member of Student Council and Students for Life.
January 9-13	Grant Abernathy, 12th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Grant Abernathy. Grant is a senior at St. Vincent and is the son of Scott and Jill Abernathy. Grant is everyone's friend and is always accepting of others. He is a great role model for the underclassman. He keeps you on your toes at all times and has a great sense of humor. Grant served as the football manager this year. He is on the basketball and baseball team, STUCO Treasurer, Spanish Club Treasurer, and a member of Band, National Honor Society, and Pep Club. After high school, Grant plans to attend college to study computer engineering.
January 16-20	Ella Clifton, 11th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Ella Clifton. Ella is a junior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Randy and Shannon Clifton. Ella is studious and respectful. Ella always gives her best effort on assignments and values academic integrity. She is a leader on the court during volleyball and as a varsity cheerleader. Ella is a member of NHS, Pep Club, and Spanish Club. In her spare time she plays piano in church and takes guitar lessons.
January 23-27	Noah Hager, 10th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Noah Hager. Noah is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the son of Emily Hager and Bryan Hager. Noah is a very responsible student. He is always very organized and likes to plan things ahead. He is a great human being and always reflects in a positive way his values. He is a model student, friendly, fun-loving, and hard-working. He possesses many academic talents but has especially impressed me with his acting and musical skills. Noah is on the Cross Country and Track Team, a member of Choir, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Students for Life, and Spanish Club. Noah just recently attended March for Life and plans to attend the Luke 18 Retreat.
February 6-10	Connor Roth, 9th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Connor Roth. Connor is freshman at St. Vincent and is the son of Donald Jr. and Christina Roth. Connor is a very responsible student who is always focused in class. He comes to class prepared and eager to learn. He is very polite, quiet and a hard worker. He has really stepped up at Mass serving at school Masses and being a reader. Connor is always respectful and well mannered.
February 13-17	Isaac Graham, 12th Grade	The student of the week is Isaac Graham. Isaac is a senior at St. Vincent and is the son of Joshua Graham and Cassidy L'Hote. Isaac is fun loving and funny. He lifts the spirits of those whom he is around. He is always nice and pleasant to everyone and displays Christian virtues each day. He is also academically talented. Isaac is on the football and basketball team, member of Pep Club, Spanish Club, St. Vincent de Paul Society, and serves as Vice-President of Band. After high school he plans to attend college to study mechanical engineering.
February 20-24	Jackson Unterreiner, 11th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Jackson Unterreiner. Jackson is a junior at St. Vincent and is the son of Jay and Carrie Unterreiner. Jackson is a conscientious student who uses his work time efficiently. He focuses in class, asks questions at times and helps others when asked. These attributes have helped him emerge into a solid math student. Jackson is kind and respectful. He is a leader in the classroom, while running with his team and beside the basketball court as a cheerleader. Jackson is on the Track, Cross Country, adn Cheerleading Team at St. Vincent.
February 28-March 3	Olivia Tomlinson, 10th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Olivia Tomlinson. Olivia is a sophomore at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Kirt and Crystal Tomlinson. Olivia is a conscientious and considerate student, who shows a maturity beyond her years. You can always count on Olivia to be a model student in the classroom. Olivia quietly goes about her work, and the quality of her work is exceptional! She is polite, respectful and friendly. Olivia is involved in Cross Country, Band, and Art Club.
March 6-10	Audrey Amschler, 9th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Audrey Amschler. Audrey is a freshman at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Justin and Valerie Amschler. Audrey works incredibly hard in class and is always willing to go above and beyond expectations. Audrey is usually amongst the most engaged in classroom conversations. She is respectful toward teachers and generally respected by her peers, whether in the classroom or on the basketball court. Audrey is on the basketball team and a member of Art Club, Pep Club, and Sodality.
March 13-17	David Jokisch, 12th Grade	The student of the week David Jokisch. David is a senior at St. Vincent and is the son of David Jr. and Michelle Jokisch. David is friendly to peers and teachers. He is always willing to help and works hard in the classroom. He has a good attitude towards school and work and is a joy to be around. You can always count on David to be in a good mood and bring a smile to your face. David is involved in the Spanish Club.
March 20-24	Ava Layton, 11th Grade	The student of the week for St. Vincent High School is Ava Layton. Ava is a junior at St. Vincent and is the daughter of Chad and Sarah Layton. Ava is responsible with assignments and classwork. She always works the extra mile and has great organizational skills. She is a great role model and has a good attitude toward her friends and everybody in general. Ava is involved in volleyball, cheer, student council, publications, sodality, spanish club, and pep club.