Joseph Honored as Rotary Student of the Month

CTC/THS Senior Evelyn Joseph is November’s Rotary Student of the Month. Joseph, daughter of Mandy and Rob Joseph, plans to study physical therapy after graduation beginning her education at Clark State Community College before transferring to Ohio University.

As a member of National Honor Society and Skills USA, Joseph is currently enrolled in Advanced English 12, Advanced Prep Anatomy and Physiology, Virtual Calculus, Government, and Medical Assisting.

Joseph is the president and an active member of her 4-H club, training and showing horses and teaching horsemanship and riding skills to young children and teens. Her photography skills have also been recognized through 4-H where she has exhibited award-winning photos. She is involved with her church youth group and has participated in mission trips.

Joseph’s community service involvement includes volunteer hours at the annual 4-H Tack Sale, Prom Dress Giveaway, Outreach House at Maiden Lane Church of God, Last Chance Corral, a tack auction benefitting a child in need of a liver transplant, and annual community cleanup projects.

She has accepted a scholarship from Clark State.

Roque Named Rotary Citizen of the Month

CTC/THS Senior Ana Roque was honored at the November 24th Rotary Meeting as November’s Rotary Citizen of the Month.

Roque, daughter of Ernesto Rogue and Elvia Rivera, says her parents inspire her to keep moving forward. “They sacrificed their lives in Mexico to bring the family to America because they wanted so much more. I do everything for my parents.”

Following her high school graduation, Rogue plans to enlist in the Army Reserves, enroll at Wright State University, join the ROTC program, and pursue a physician assistant degree. Beyond that, she would like to begin active duty as an Army officer and physician assistant.

At Tecumseh, Roque was a member of the Women’s Chorus, a Muse Machine captain, Student Council representative, and student athletic trainer for football, wrestling, and basketball.

She is a Skills USA officer and tour guide at CTC where she is enrolled in Body Systems and Functions, Emergency Medical Technician, Health Science, and Pre-Calculus. Her courses at Clark State include Anatomy and Physiology, English III, and Survival Spanish.

Roque is active in her church as a nursery volunteer and VBS and Children’s Worship teacher.

She has been awarded a Sinclair Career Tech Prep Scholarship.