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Indian Creek lauds students at scholars banquet

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Indian Creek High School honored nearly 50 students during its 44th Annual Scholars Banquet on May 4, recognizing those who achieved a GPA of 3. 5 or higher. The event took place at St. Florian Hall, where ICHS Principal Louie Retton and Superintendent T. C.

Chappelear welcomed attendees. Guest speaker Eric Hilty, an alumnus and current Jefferson County Engineer, shared his journey from high school to professional success, emphasizing the value of hard work and the importance of supportive relationships. He encouraged students to explore their interests and pursue their passions, noting that their careers will eventually align with their pursuits. Awards included gold keys for students with seven consecutive semesters of excellence, with notable recipients such as Caleb Bodo and Emma Doerr. Silver key recipients were recognized for five consecutive semesters of achievement.

The banquet reinforced the importance of education and community support in shaping students' futures. Freshmen and sophomores will receive their awards at school later.

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