Delegates have been chosen to represent Woodbury High School at the 2008 American Legion Jersey Boys State session. The annual event will be held June 15-20 at Rider University, Lawrenceville.
Included will be Christian Schoning, David Carl, Kennon McMahon and Scott Bassler.
These delegates are sponsored by American Legion Post 133 of Woodbury and Woodbury High School. They will learn about local, county and state government by campaigning for and holding elections for the various offices.
About 900 delegates from various high schools in New Jersey will be attending the 2008 American Legion Jersey Boys State session.
Christian Schoning plays both varsity soccer and tennis and is captain of the latter. He is a member of the Marching and Orchestra Bands and also plays for the Jazz Band and Wind Ensemble.
Secretary of the Ecology Club, he writes for the school newspaper, is a member of the World Affairs Council Model UN and has participated annually in the Academic Bowl. His scholastic achievements rank him near the top of his class and he has just been inducted into the National Honor Society .
Within the community, he has been involved with his church and has been a Boy Scout for many years, hoping to complete his final project for Eagle Scout rank later this year.
David Carl is an honor roll student who participates in Marching Band, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Student Government, Drama Club, Interact, AV Club and Ecology Club.
A varsity letter winner in soccer and tennis, he was recently inducted into the National Honor Society. He enjoys broadcasting and hopes to major in Communications in college.
Kennon McMahon takes AP and honors level classes and has been a member of the soccer and track teams. Class treasurer, he is a member of the World Affairs Council/Model UN and Ecology Club, Math League, World Language Club, Varsity Club and Student Council.
A volunteer soccer referee, he plays for a club soccer team. He plans to attend a four year college and play soccer.
Scott Bassler is an honor student recently inducted into the National Honor Society. His curriculum consists of honor and AP classes. He participates in numerous activities and clubs including Science League, Math League, Academic Bowl, Ecology Club (officer), Traveling Choir, Men\’s Ensemble Choir, Spanish Club, World Language Honor Society and Theater Club.
He played baseball for two years, switching to tennis this year. He has been an assistant teacher at St. Stephen\’s Lutheran Church Sunday School Education Program for five years. His academic goal is to pursue a career in medical research.
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