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For Immediate Release
January 5, 2007
Contact:  Lisa Landis
Legislative Assistant
717-787-6709
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Senator Brubaker presents Student of the Month award at Cocalico High School

DENVER – State Senator Mike Brubaker (R-36) was on hand Thursday at Cocalico High School to present senior Tong Yang with the Student of the Month award for January.

The Student of the Month program is coordinated through the Ephrata Area Chamber of Commerce, which honors senior business/technology students at Ephrata and Cocalico high schools. Students who are selected for the honor receive recognition from their school district, a sponsoring Chamber member, and faculty at the participating high school.

"Tong is an excellent student with a strong academic background," Brubaker said. "He is very deserving of this award and he is a fine example of what our young men and women are capable of accomplishing."

In addition to his academic work, Tong plays five different musical instruments. He intends to attend college to major in Pharmacy, and is currently considering a career in research and development in that industry.

"I believe Tong has a bright future ahead of him, and I look forward to hearing about his success," Brubaker said.

Students who are selected for the award must maintain an above average academic record, take an active role in extracurricular activities, and be reliable, teamwork-oriented and approachable. They must also have taken or be taking at least two approved business/technology courses and indicate a desire for further education in business or technology.

"I am proud to be a sponsor of the Ephrata Area Chamber's program, because there are many students whose achievements deserve to be recognized for their hard work," Brubaker said. "I commend each young person who receives these awards and each student who demonstrates a commitment to academic excellence."

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