ST. ANDREW GRADUATES, 2011

Class of 2011: Isaac Clark, Jake Wiener

Meet the St. Andrew School Graduates of 2011!
Class Motto: Ante omnem operum verbum verax praecedat te.
In all your works let the true word go before you.

Isaac John Clark is the son of Todd and Ann Clark. He began attending St. Andrew in Sixth Grade, in 2004. Isaac has artist talents, taking first place in the annual art show for the Electrum in Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years. He has played Vigilante Soccer since he began at St. Andrew, and is a senior altar server at St. Helena Cathedral, serving for over 10 years. While he attended St. Andrew, Isaac has been taking apprenticeship courses from MSU Northern, and plans to complete an AA degree in plumbing after he graduates from St. Andrew, and hopes eventually to own his own plumbing business in the future. Isaac also has technology talents, and has overseen the sound system for school events. Isaac's one regret is his failure to use his study halls well, but he bequeaths his Chemistry book to Charlie Williams, because Charlie never got one this year.

Jake Thomas Weiner, this year's class valedictorian, is the son of Dr. Thomas and Donna Weiner. Jake began attending St. Andrew in Kindergarten, in 1999, and is the first student to attend St. Andrew from Kindergarten through Senior year. (!) He graduates from St. Andrew with honors, is a National Merit Scholar, and a 2011 Presidential Scholar Candidate. Jake has taken 18 credits of ACE class at Carroll College, and won a Knights of Columbus essay contest. He is the student body President this year, and served as a class representative in his Freshman and Sophomore years. He also works with Isaac on manning the sound system for school events. Jake volunteered at the Cathedral with the Giving Tree, played Vigilante Soccer since grade three, and working on the Griffannual in Sophomore and Junior years. He was accepted at several universities and plans to attend the University of Notre Dame in the Fall, studying classics, philosophy, and mathematics. For their use in future years, Jake bequeaths his panache to his fellow students.

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