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PRESENTS
Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership
2019 Ohio South Leadership Seminar
June 6 – 9, 2019 • Marietta College • Marietta, Ohio
SPONSORED BY
WELCOME TO HOBY
On behalf of our entire HOBY Ohio South Seminar
Core Team and Corporate Board, we are honored to
welcome you to our annual Leadership Seminar!
Our dedicated, all-volunteer staff has spent the past year planning,
fundraising, and training to create an experience that we hope you
remember and treasure for the rest of your life. Our goal is to help you
realize your own leadership potential by exposing you to new ideas, helping
you step outside your own experiences, and leading you through our
rigorous leadership development curriculum. Above all, we strive to teach
you how to think, not what to think.
Rachel Foltz Nash and
You were selected as a HOBY Ambassador because others in your life Jacob Manser
see something special in you. They recognize you as a natural leader, and HOBY Ohio South
we will treat you as such. We won’t lead you to conclusions or force you Seminar Chairs
to participate. We will encourage you to challenge your own beliefs and
opinions by exposing you to those of others – both your fellow ambassadors
and a diverse group of outside speakers. We hope you take full advantage of this opportunity to learn, question
yourself and others, leave your comfort zone, and grow as a leader. Ask questions. Debate with your fellow
ambassadors. Challenge the speakers. However you choose to engage, your HOBY experience will be what you
make it – step up and lead!
Over the years, our seminar has helped thousands of young Ohioans realize their full leadership potential
and create enormous, lasting change in their communities. We hope that after this weekend, you’ll return to
your community equipped with a knowledge of your own ability and a keen sense of leading for the future. Your
experience at HOBY is a product of those who have come before you and volunteered countless hours toward this
year’s seminar. We hope that when you leave us as a HOBY alumnus, you’ll use your time and talent to give back to
the future generations of leaders who will follow in your footsteps.
Finally, we ask you to trust us. Whatever your comfort zone, limits, or set-in-stone opinions; whether you’re way
too cool to do the Wiggalo or think you’re too shy to ask a question in front of your fellow ambassadors; we hope
you’ll suspend those notions for just 72 hours. Open your minds to new ideas. Take risks. Be open to the prospect of
failure – after all, isn’t that the best way to learn? We promise that if you fall, we will catch you. If you open yourself
to new experiences, you just might find something extraordinary within.
Welcome to HOBY Ohio South. We’ve done our very best to plan a life-changing weekend for you. We hope you
learn, grow, make lifelong friends, and have the time of your life.
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DEDICATED TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
Josh Shearer ABOUT HOBY
HOBY Mission, Vision, and Core Values ..........................4 – 5
Hugh O’Brian (1925 – 2016)....................................................... 6 – 8
HOBY Ohio South is honored to dedicate our 2019
program to Josh Shearer. HOBY Youth Leadership: His Lasting Legacy �������������������� 9
The HOBY Story..................................................................................... 10
Josh attended HOBY as an ambassador in 2002. Cooperating Organizations............................................................11
Since then, he has volunteered with numerous HOBY
programs and sites. In his nearly 20 years volunteering THE SEMINAR
for HOBY Ohio South, Josh has served as Leadership Welcome to Marietta College..............................................12 – 13
Seminar Chairperson, Director of Operations, Director Letters from Ohio Leaders.................................................... 14 – 15
of Public Relations, and Alumni Advisor. In addition, Seminar Curriculum................................................................. 16 – 17
Josh has volunteered with HOBY Ohio Southwest and Selection Process and Seminar Mission ������������������������������17
HOBY Wisconsin. Josh also volunteered with HOBY’s Schedule of Events.................................................................... 18 – 19
national program, the World Leadership Congress Featured Guest Speakers.................................................... 20 – 23
(WLC), and served as a Regional Program Director. He Student Ambassadors and Schools............................. 26 – 29
was one of the originating volunteers for the HOBY Donors and Sponsors....................................................................... 30
Advanced Leadership Academy. All-Volunteer Seminar Staff...........................................................31
About HOBY Ohio South......................................................32 – 33
Josh works tirelessly to ensure our seminars run
smoothly behind the scenes, often without thanks or LIFE AFTER HOBY
reward. He thinks of others before himself and is always Now You’re a HOBY Alumnus.................................................... 34
willing to help at the last minute. Josh is often the last Leadership for Service......................................................................35
person out of the operations room in the evening and World Leadership Congress.........................................................35
then the first person up for the morning coffee run. He Community Leadership Workshops.......................................36
is truly the “secret agent” of HOBY, and we couldn’t be
more grateful for his work. FINAL THOUGHTS
HOBY Ohio South 2018 Youth Leadership
Seminar: Survivor – Empower. Lead. Excel. A Note of Thanks..................................................................................39
Hugh O’Brian: The Freedom to Choose ������������������������������39
“ Josh Shearer is one of the most dedicated HOBY staff members
you’ll ever meet. Even his license plate – ‘HOBY GUY’ – says
it all! He’s served in almost every position you could have at
Stay connected after the seminar
Editor’s Note: Throughout this publication, you’ll see a
year in parentheses after many names. This indicates
the year this volunteer or supporter attended a HOBY
Leadership Seminar as an Ambassador.
HOBY; working tirelessly each time to execute flawlessly and
youtube.com/
with a heart of gold. We are so lucky to have Josh as our ‘secret @HOBY_OHS
HOBYOHS
GET INVOLVED WITH HOBY OHIO SOUTH
agent’ serving HOBY Ohio South over these 20 years.” facebook.com/ For more information, contact:
@hoby_ohs
HOBY.OHS
Rachel Foltz Nash and Jacob Manser
KATE RECHTSTEINER (1997) Seminar Chairpersons
HOBY Ohio South Alumna and Volunteer HOBY_OHS info@hobyohiosouth.org chair@hobyohiosouth.org
(740) 500-HOBY
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HOBY MISSION, VISION, AND CORE VALUES
Vision Our Core Values
To motivate and empower individuals Volunteerism is the heart and soul of our organization. We appreciate the myriad
What was your to make a positive difference
within our global society, through
contributions of our volunteers and recognize the power of thank you and of
giving back. We seek to promote and encourage service among our stakeholders.
VOLUNTEERISM We recognize and value the positive accomplishments that volunteers can
first job? understanding and action, based
on effective and compassionate
leadership.
achieve by working together. We believe that volunteers are positively impacted
by our programs as much as the youth and communities we serve.
Mission
Ours was finding work for soldiers as they Integrity forms the foundation of our organization. We demand the
returned home from World War II. And, we’ve been highest level of ethics. We grow our organization based on interactions
the employment experts ever since. Today, we that promote mutual trust and respect with our stakeholders and partners.
INTEGRITY
connect top talent with opportunities at the best We strive to ensure the highest level of organizational effectiveness by
employers throughout Central Ohio. continually reviewing our programs and processes to improve quality and
efficiency.
To inspire and develop our global
Search and apply for jobs anytime at
dawsoncareers.com. community of youth and volunteers to
a life dedicated to leadership, service
We strive to continually raise our programs and business to new levels of
and innovation. excellence. We encourage entrepreneurship and innovation in business,
EXCELLENCE education, and social responsibility. We develop creative solutions to
address challenges and to utilize opportunities. We believe that leadership
skills can and should be continually improved and refined.
We value and embrace diversity. We seek out views that reflect all walks of
life and reflect those views in our programs. We are sensitive to the special
DIVERSITY
needs and diverse backgrounds of individuals. We give all individuals an
equal opportunity to be heard and to benefit from our programs.
We value community partnerships. We recognize the importance of
working with community organizations to strengthen our supportive
COMMUNITY
network. We value the input we receive from our community partners and
PARTNERSHIP
strive to work together cooperatively and constructively for the betterment
of all.
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HUGH O’BRIAN chosen to portray the legendary lawman Wyatt Earp
on TV. Shortly after the series debuted in 1955 as the
HOBY style programs are conducted in Mexico, Israel
and Hong Kong. More than 10,000 “outstanding” high
Visionary. Legendary
“first adult western,” it became the top-rated show on school sophomores, selected to represent almost
TV, and Mr. O’Brian became a much-discussed talent. as many schools, will attend these three- to four-
During its seven-year run, Wyatt Earp always placed day educational seminars. All HOBY programs are
in the top ten TV shows in the nation. From 1972 to coordinated by volunteers. Service organizations
humanitarian.
1973 he starred in the TV series Search. Mr. O’Brian such as Lions Clubs International, Jaycees, Kiwanis,
starred on Broadway in Destry Rides Again, First Love, General Federation of Women’s Clubs, the National
and a revival of Guys and Dolls. He also starred in the Management Association, and Optimists are the
national company of Cactus Flower, The Odd Couple, backbone of this volunteer effort. Mr. O’Brian himself
The Tender Trap, A Thousand Clowns, and Plaza Suite. set the example by donating 70 hours a week or more
He has been a guest on numerous television and radio to HOBY.
shows including The Today Show, Larry King Live,
The Jim Bohanan Show, Charlie Rose’s Nightwatch, One boy and one girl from each local HOBY
Motion picture and television star Hugh O’Brian a coveted Fleet appointment to the Naval Academy. Leadership Seminar each spring are awarded
and The Pat Sajak Show. More recent credits include
mastered his craft across the entire spectrum of show After passing the entrance exams, he declined the confirmed space to represent their state at HOBY’s
The Shootist, Killer Force, Game of Death, Twins, and
business. But with all his success, he never lost sight appointment, intending to enroll at Yale to study law. week-long World Leadership Congress (WLC), which
numerous appearances on Fantasy Island, Love Boat,
of his civic and philanthropic responsibilities that his is held annually in the summer in Chicago (formerly
After serving four years and receiving his honorable Paradise, Gunsmoke II, Murder, She Wrote, L.A. Law,
chosen field offered to those who chose to use their Washington, DC). In addition, outstanding tenth
discharge from the Marine Corps, Mr. O’Brian went to a Kenny Rogers Gambler IV movie The Luck of the
popularity to motivate others for a worthy cause. He graders from other countries around the world are
Los Angeles, where he planned to earn money for his Draw: The Gambler Returns, and Wyatt Earp: Return to
reinvested his good fortune in many ways to help chosen to attend the annual HOBY WLC program. The
Yale tuition. He met Ruth Roman and Linda Christian, Tombstone.
others, working tirelessly to develop projects to benefit cultural differences that exist between countries of
young people. very successful actresses at the time, who introduced
In 1958, Mr. O’Brian was privileged to spend the world are explored in friendship by the American
him to a little theater group. When a leading man
nine inspirational days with the great humanitarian sophomores and their international counterparts. This
Hugh founded Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership became ill, Mr. O’Brian agreed to substitute. Originally,
Dr. Albert Schweitzer at his clinic in Africa. Dr. HOBY experience is truly an inspirational event of a
(HOBY) in 1958 to seek out, recognize, and develop he felt the experience might be helpful in his legal
Schweitzer’s strong belief that “the most important lifetime for these future leaders.
leadership potential in high school sophomores. In career; however, he got such good reviews in Somerset
thing in education is to teach young people to think for
1964, he set up the Hugh O’Brian Acting Awards at Maugham’s play Home and Beauty that he decided In 1972, Mr. O’Brian was awarded one of the nation’s
themselves” impressed O’Brian. Upon his return to the
UCLA, designed to bring recognition to the outstanding to enroll at UCLA and continue his little theater highest honors, the Freedom through Knowledge
United States, he put Schweitzer’s words into action
young actors and actresses at the University, which was appearances as an avocation while continuing his Award, sponsored by the National Space Club in
by forming Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY),
held annually for 25 years. quest for a college education. About a year later, association with NASA. In 1973, he was honored by the
a non-profit organization. Its format for motivation is
Ida Lupino saw one of his performances and signed American Academy of Achievement. In 1974, he was
Born in Rochester, New York, Mr. O’Brian’s simple: bring a select group of high school sophomores
him to portray his first starring role in the film Young awarded the George Washington Honor Medal, the
introduction to diversification came early. He attended with demonstrated leadership abilities together with a
Lovers, which Ms. Lupino directed. This brought him highest award of the Freedom Foundation at Valley
school at New Trier High School in Winnetka, Illinois group of distinguished leaders in business, education,
a contract with Universal Studios. During his first year Forge, as well as the Globe and Anchor Award from
and Kemper Military School in Booneville, Missouri. government, and the professions; and let the two
under contract, he enrolled at Los Angeles City College the Marine Corps. In 1976, the Veterans of Foreign Wars
In high school, his sports activities were diversified interact. Using a question-and-answer format, the
and managed to amass 17 college credits in addition to honored him with an award. He is the recipient of the
among football, basketball, wrestling, and track; and young people selected to attend a HOBY Leadership
making five pictures at Universal. AMVETS Silver Helmet Award, and in 1983, the National
he won letters in all four sports. After a semester at the Seminar held each spring or summer in their state get
a realistic look at what it takes to be a true leader, thus Society of Fund Raising Executives honored him with
University of Cincinnati with studies charted toward Mr. O’Brian left Universal after three years to guest
better enabling them to think for themselves. their premier award for overall philanthropic excellence
a law career, Mr. O’Brian, at 17, enlisted in the Marine star in numerous television shows and such films as
as a volunteer, fund raiser, and philanthropist. This is
Corps. He became the youngest drill instructor in the Broken Lance and No Business Like Show Business.
HOBY Leadership Seminars take place in all 50 the only time one individual has received the award in
Corps’ history and during his four-year service won The “big break” in his career came when he was
states, Puerto Rico, Washington, DC, and Canada. all three categories. (Continued on page 8)
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HUGH O’BRIAN HUGH O’BRIAN YOUTH LEADERSHIP
His lasting legacy
(1925 – 2016)
Notre Dame honored him with the first Pat O’Brian Meritorious Public Service Citation. He was also one
Memorial Award in 1984. That same year, the Family of the recipients of the National Ethnic Coalition Of
Counseling Service honored Mr. O’Brian with its first Organizations Foundation (NECO) Ellis Island Medal of Today, HOBY offers multiple leadership
National Family of Man award. Honor in the year 2000. In March, 2002, he received the development programs for high school students
Distinguished Service Award, the highest award given based on the Social Change Model of Leadership
In 1989, he received the 60th Annual American from the National Association of Secondary School In 1958, Mr. O’Brian was privileged to spend nine and incorporating community service. Community
Education Award presented by the American Principals (NASSP); and in July of 2002, he received the inspirational days with the great humanitarian and Leadership Workshops (CLeWs) are held each year
Association of School Administrators. This award is the Humanitarian Award from Lions Clubs International, 1952 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Dr. Albert Schweitzer locally for freshmen. HOBY State Leadership Seminars
oldest and most prestigious award that the education the highest honor granted by the organization. With at his clinic in Africa. Dr. Schweitzer’s strong belief that for sophomores are held throughout the United States
profession bestows. Mr. O’Brian joins Norman Rockwell, the Lions Clubs award came a prize of $200,000, which “the most important thing in education is to teach every spring. The World Leadership Congress (WLC) for
Lyndon Johnson, Helen Keller, Walt Disney, and Bob Hugh generously donated back to HOBY. young people to think for themselves” impressed rising juniors is held each summer in July at a major
Hope as a recipient of this most significant award. On
O’Brian. Upon his return to the United States, he university in the U.S. and invites students from around
June 2, 1990, the Los Angeles Business Council awarded Mr. O’Brian has been awarded honorary degrees
put Schweitzer’s words into action by forming Hugh the world to participate. HOBY style programs are also
Mr. O’Brian its 6th Lifetime Achievement Award in by several prestigious institutions of higher learning.
O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY), a non-profit conducted in Canada, China, South Korea, Hong Kong,
recognition of outstanding achievement, working He has received honorary Doctorates of Humane
organization. Its format for motivation was simple: Iraq, Mexico, the Philippines, Taiwan, Turkey, Uganda,
within the framework of the American Free Enterprise Letters from Saint Mary of the Plains College in Kansas;
bring a select group of high school sophomores with and the United Kingdom. The cultural differences
System. In 1992, Mr. O’Brian was inducted into the Lebanon Valley College in Pennsylvania; Bloomsburg
demonstrated leadership abilities together with a that exist between countries of the world are explored
Great Western Performers Hall of Fame, and in 1993, University in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania; and Green
group of distinguished leaders in business, education, in friendship by the American students and their
Mr. O’Brian was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Mountain College, Poultney, Vermont; as well as an
government, and the professions, and let the two international counterparts when they come together at
Award from the Franklin Mint. Mr. O’Brian was also honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Saint John’s
interact. Using a question-and-answer format, the the WLC. The HOBY experience is truly an inspirational
awarded the Freedoms Foundation’s Private Enterprise University in New York. In the summer of 1987, Mr.
young people selected to attend a HOBY Leadership event of a lifetime for student leaders. HOBY boasts
Exemplar medal in 1994, the American Celtic Globe O’Brian was presented with an honorary Doctor of
Seminar held each spring in their state get a realistic more than 500,000 alumni worldwide. Its alumni
Humanitarian Award from the Ireland Chamber of Public Services degree from the University of Denver.
look at what it takes to be a true leader, thus better programs include international tour and service trips
Commerce and the Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA, Int.) Each university honored Mr. O’Brian for the outstanding
enabling them “to think for themselves.” for high school and college students.
Vision Award in 1995, and the KNX News Radio Man of work he has undertaken on behalf of youth throughout
the Year Award and the Central City Association of Los America and the world.
Angeles’ Treasures of Los Angeles Award in 1997. In
1998, Mr. O’Brian was given the highest civilian honor Mr. O’Brian died September 5, 2016 at the
age of 91. Each program year, Mr. O’Brian wrote this message to the current year’s ambassadors and we pass it on to all of you.
from the United States Department of the Navy, the
“ I don’t have any children of my own, but I’ve got a
couple of hundred thousand like you out there who I’m
proud to call my family. So, shine bright my friends; you
are all my tomorrows, and the future is yours to make
outstanding!! I wish you love and Godspeed!
HUGH O’BRIAN
1925 – 2016
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THE HOBY STORY
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HOBY Ohio South 2018 Youth Leadership
Seminar: Survivor – Empower. Lead. Excel.
In the summer of 1958, Hugh O’Brian received the their discussions, Dr. Schweitzer told O’Brian “the most Two weeks after returning from his 1958 visit to Cooperating Organizations
invitation that would change his life forever. At the important thing in education is to teach young people Africa, O’Brian put together a prototype seminar for
time, O’Brian had already made a name for himself to think for themselves,” which O’Brian would never young leaders. »» America’s Promise Alliance
as an actor portraying the legendary lawman Wyatt forget. »» American Association of School Administrators
Earp on television and appearing in numerous films. From 1958 to 1967, leadership seminars took place »» American International Education Foundation
When he received a call from Dr. Albert Schweitzer After an inspiring nine days, O’Brian prepared in Los Angeles for sophomores from California. In »» Big Brothers Big Sisters
welcoming him to French Equatorial Africa for a to return to America. Before saying goodbye, Dr. 1968, the scope of the HOBY program grew to include »» Congressional Award
visit, he did not hesitate to accept. O’Brian had long Schweitzer took O’Brian’s hand and asked, “Hugh, what national and international participants which led to the »» EF Education First Tours
admired the German doctor, missionary, theologian, are you going to do with this?” It was these words, expanded eight-day global leadership seminar called »» Festival of Children Foundation
and musician; and within two weeks he arrived at Dr. combined with his unforgettable visit, that compelled the World Leadership Congress (WLC), held annually. »» Foundation for Teaching Economics
Schweitzer’s remote hospital complex in Africa. During Hugh O’Brian to form In an effort to include more students nationwide, »» HOBY Canada
his visit, O’Brian spent his days assisting the volunteers Hugh O’Brian Youth three- and four-day HOBY Leadership Seminars were »» HOBY Hong Kong
in the hospital and his nights with Dr. Schweitzer Leadership (HOBY). instituted in 1977 in which high schools throughout »» HOBY Iraq
discussing global peace and world politics. During the country may nominate a sophomore to attend a »» HOBY Korea
HOBY seminar in their state. »» HOBY Turkey
»» HOBY Uganda
Five decades later, HOBY is still inspiring young »» HOBY UK
“
people all over the world to develop their leadership »» General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC)
I don’t know what your destiny will be, and critical thinking skills to achieve their highest
potential. Currently, more than 10,000 tenth
»» Junior Chamber International
»» Lions Clubs International
but one thing I do know: the only ones graders, representing almost as many high schools »» Military Order of the World Wars
nationwide, attend HOBY Leadership Seminars »» National Association of Secondary School
among you who will really be happy are each year. These seminars are run by over 4,000 Principals (NASSP)
those who have sought and found how volunteers with community leaders, business
executives, educators, and parents involved in every
»» National Parent-Teachers Association
»» Optimist International
to serve.” seminar. Each seminar strives to follow the HOBY
motto of teaching students “how to think, not what
»» Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity
»» Points of Light and HandsOn Network
to think,” thus ensuring that Dr. Schweitzer’s hope »» Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
DR. ALBERT SCHWEITZER
for young people lives on. »» Young Marines
1952 Nobel Peace Prize Winner
»» YSA (Youth Service America)
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WELCOME TO MARIETTA, OHIO ...AND MARIETTA COLLEGE
Dear Hugh O’Brian You
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We know that all of you e time, have a little fun,
are leaders in your school too.
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interact with not only you now
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Marietta College studen
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individuals who want to ure, and hard-working
give back to the commu
Marietta College. Cherish nity. Enjoy your time at
the relationships you bui
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ams into action, not onl , more
move on through life. y this week, but also as
you
It is truly our honor and
a privilege to have you at
wait to see what you acc Marietta College and we
omplish. can’t
Bring Forth a Pioneer,
William N. Ruud
President
Marietta College
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LETTERS FROM STATE LEADERS Mike DeWine Governor Jon Husted Lieutenant Governor Speaker Larry Householder Ohio House of Representatives Senator Larry Obhof President, Ohio Senate Senator Frank Hoagland 30th Senatorial District Representative Jay Edwards House District 94 Representative Don Jones House District 95 14 hobyohiosouth.org HOBY Ohio South | 2019 Youth Leadership Seminar 15
SEMINAR CURRICULUM
Seminar Selection Process
Each September, HOBY sophomore registration
Small Group Breakouts happen throughout the weekend, where Ambassadors kits are sent to over 22,000 public, private, and charter
reflect on lessons with their Facilitators. high schools in the United States. All tenth graders are
eligible for selection to attend one of the three- or four-
day weekend seminars held in their area each spring or
The curriculum for this Leadership Seminar is based on HOBY’s vision to motivate summer. A sophomore leader may be selected by each
and empower individuals to make a positive difference within our global society. school and is certified by the principal.
HOBY believes students like you represent the future leaders of the world – leaders
in business, education, government, or any field you choose – because YOU are HOBY Active Leadership Cycle HOBY seminars focus on building tomorrow’s
leaders today, while encouraging young leaders toward
someone who will make a difference. By developing and understanding effective responsible citizenship, including community service
and compassionate leadership, we hope you will be able to realize your leadership and volunteerism.
potential and take action in your homes, schools, workplaces, communities, and the
world.
Seminar Mission and Objectives
We will focus on your individual growth in order for your leadership to make a
better world and a better society for yourself and others. Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership provides lifelong
leadership development opportunities that empower
Your HOBY experience will help you develop leadership from three perspectives: individuals to achieve their highest potential.
PERSONAL LEADERSHIP GROUP LEADERSHIP SOCIETAL LEADERSHIP »» To encourage and assist members of this formative
age group in their quest for self-identification and
Everyone at HOBY believes in your ability to be a leader and affect the future for self-development
all of us. »» To interface these potential leaders with recognized
leaders in business, industry, government, science
Throughout the Seminar, we want you to engage in the HOBY Active Leadership and education through give-and-take workshops
Cycle. This is a process that can be applied throughout your life. The cycle – Learn, using a question-and-answer format
Act, Reflect, Innovate – is a process for developing your leadership skills and, truly, any »» To motivate these young leaders to their responsibility
kind of personal development. You learn about or how to do something, you act on and the importance of volunteerism
what you learn, you reflect on what went wrong or what can be adjusted, and you »» To present various opportunities and experiences
make changes, or innovate, and try again. for ambassadors to develop a passion for volunteer
service
So, stand out and be outstanding! Show us who you are and what you can do. »» To create opportunities for these young people to
HOBY is your open door to a life of leadership and service. We can’t wait to learn demonstrate their leadership abilities when they
what potential you will unlock through HOBY. return home for the betterment of community and
country through community service
16 hobyohiosouth.org HOBY Ohio South | 2019 Youth Leadership Seminar 17THURSDAY, JUNE 6 FRIDAY, JUNE 7 SATURDAY, JUNE 8 SUNDAY, JUNE 9
TIME EVENT LOCATION TIME EVENT LOCATION TIME EVENT LOCATION TIME EVENT LOCATION
Check In and Harrison Lawn 7:00 a.m. Wake Up Calls Dorms 7:00 a.m. Wake Up Calls Dorms 7:30 a.m. Wake Up Calls Dorms
12:30 p.m.
Icebreakers and Dorms
7:30 a.m. Breakfast Gilman 7:30 a.m. Grab and Go Breakfast Gilman Breakfast and Thank
8:00 a.m. Gilman
1:30 p.m. Small Group Breakouts You Notes
PHASE 2 INTRODUCTION 8:15 a.m. Group Photo Hermann Steps
8:30 a.m. Gathering Place
2:30 p.m. Opening Ceremony McDonough Group Leadership ALUMNI PANEL
PHASE 3 INTRODUCTION 9:30 a.m. McDonough
8:45 a.m. McDonough HOBY’s Lasting Impact
OPENING KEYNOTE PHASE 2 KEYNOTE Societal Leadership
3:00 p.m. McDonough 8:45 a.m. Gathering Place
Clementine Bihiga Joselyn Parker 10:15 a.m. Life with HOBY McDonough
PHASE 3 ACTIVITY
9:00 a.m. McDonough
PHASE 1 INTRODUCTION PHASE 2 ACTIVITY Privilege Walk 10:30 a.m. Reflections from HOBY McDonough
4:00 p.m. McDonough 9:45 a.m. Gathering Place
Personal Leadership Gum Drop Towers
PHASE 3 KEYNOTE 11:45 a.m. Lunch Gilman
PHASE 1 ACTIVITY 10:15 a.m. J Crew Fashion Show Gathering Place James Ferguson:
4:15 p.m. McDonough 10:15 a.m. McDonough 12:30 p.m. Final Group Breakouts
Personality Test Civility and Empathy in
10:45 a.m. SMART Goals McDonough
Leadership Peoples Bank
5:15 p.m. Dinner Gilman LEADERSHIP IN ACTION 2:00 p.m. Parents’ Ceremony
11:15 a.m. McDonough 11:30 a.m. Small Group Breakouts Theater
PHASE 1 KEYNOTE Pre-Project
6:30 p.m. Mitch Dunn: Creative McDonough 12:30 p.m. Lunch Gilman Peoples Bank
12:00 p.m. Small Group Breakouts 2:20 p.m. Closing Ceremony
Confidence Theater
12:30 p.m. Lunch Gilman 1:45 p.m. Life with HOBY McDonough
PHASE 1 ACTIVITY 3:00 p.m. Check Out Dorms
7:00 p.m. Thomas PHASE 3 PANEL
Creative Confidence Ely Chapman 2:00 p.m. McDonough
LEADERSHIP IN ACTION Makers and Doers
PHASE 1 KEYNOTE 1:30 p.m. Education
8:15 p.m. McDonough Service Project
Wilson Okello Foundation 3:15 p.m. Small Group Breakouts PHASE 2
GROUP
PHASE 1 ACTIVITY LEADERSHIP IN ACTION PHASE 2 ACTIVITY Marietta
9:30 p.m. Gathering Place 4:15 p.m. McDonough 4:00 p.m. PHASE 1 LEADERSHIP PHASE 3
Cookie Chat Post-Project Secret Mission College Green PERSONAL SOCIETAL
LEADERSHIP IN ACTION PANEL LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP
10:30 p.m. Small Group Breakouts 5:15 p.m. McDonough 5:45 p.m. Dinner Gilman
Junior Service Projects
PHASE 3 KEYNOTE
11:00 p.m. Travel to Dorms
6:15 p.m. Small Group Breakouts 7:00 p.m. Ryan “Superman” McDonough
11:30 p.m. Lights Out! Dorms Moran
7:00 p.m. Dinner with Color Groups Gilman
PHASE 2 ACTIVITY 8:00 p.m. Dorm Dash Dorms
8:45 p.m. Gathering Place
Pep Rally 8:30 p.m. Dance Gathering Place
10:00 p.m. Ambassador Reflections Gathering Place 10:00 p.m. Ambassador Reflections Gathering Place
10:30 p.m. Small Group Breakouts 10:30 p.m. Small Group Breakouts
11:00 p.m. Travel to Dorms 11:00 p.m. Travel to Dorms
11:30 p.m. Lights Out! Dorms 11:30 p.m. Lights Out! Dorms
18 hobyohiosouth.org HOBY Ohio South | 2019 Youth Leadership Seminar 19SPEAKERS AND PRESENTERS
OPENING KEYNOTE PHASE 1 ACTIVITY AND HOBY REFLECTIONS PHASE 3 KEYNOTE
Clementine Bihiga Maribeth Saleem-Tanner James Ferguson II Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. James
also served as an advisor to the presidential campaigns
Author and Motivational Speaker Director of Civic Engagement, Marietta College VP of Human Resources, JPMorgan Chase
of Hillary Clinton (2008) and Barack Obama (2012).
He was recently recognized with the 2019 Columbus
Clementine is the award- Maribeth Saleem-Tanner holds an James is Human Resources Vice Business First 40 Under 40 award for his significant
winning author of Happily Broken: MA in Conflict Transformation with President at JPMorgan Chase & professional accomplishments and commitment
Discovering Happiness Through a concentration in Peacebuilding Co., one of the most respected to service. Outside of work, James is active in his
Pain and Suffering. She is the founder of Clarette and Development from the Center for Justice and and admired financial institutions in the world. In his community and relishes the opportunity to spend his
Refugee Fund, a non-profit organization that provides Peacebuilding at Eastern Mennonite University in current role, James provides strategic consulting and time volunteering. James is a leading force for ensuring
educational opportunities to refugees and founder Harrisonburg, Virginia. advice to the Consumer Banking senior leadership organizations lead with cultural humility, inclusivity,
of Global Impact Academy, a leadership coaching team – shaping its culture, employee engagement, and acceptance, and respect. James also dedicates his
company that aims to Speak Hope, Coach Greatness, Prior to coming to Marietta College, Saleem-Tanner business goals. Prior to this, James was the lead Labor time to many philanthropic efforts throughout his
Teach Courage, and Train Leaders. Clementine is also worked at High Rocks, an award-winning youth Executive at Target Corporation, in Minneapolis. He community. He attended Miami University, and earned
a certified John Maxwell Speaker, Trainer, Teacher, leadership development program, where she held a spent several years before that in the Office of the Ohio a Juris Doctorate from Capital University Law School.
and coach. She was nominated as Voice of the Year variety of roles from VISTA volunteer to Co-Director. She Attorney General where he assisted in the preparation
also worked with nonprofits throughout the Allegheny Ryan “Superman” Moran
He resides in Columbus’s vibrant Short North Arts
2016 by SheKnowsMedia! She has also appeared in and argument of cases in the Sixth Circuit Court of District, and can be found on IG at @MiamiAlum06.
business magazines with leaders like Mark Cuban and Mountain region and taught English and Management From the minute Ryan has the mic you know
Jeff Bezos. Clementine has motivated audiences across courses, and supported community life and student you’re in for something different and exciting.
the country! From schools to businesses and churches, leaders as a Resident Director at EMU. Ryan takes the audience on a wild ride filled
her message captivates all. To book Clementine, email with humor,
PHASE heart, and character. Along the way
1 KEYNOTE PHASE 3 KEYNOTE
Saleem-Tanner oversees the Office of Civic
info@clementinebihiga.com or visit her website at
Engagement and teaches courses within the action Mitch Dunn
teaching them about finding their gifts and Ryan Moran
globalimpactaca.com talents, not VP
Senior fearing the unknown,
of Creative and the
Media, Empower Motivational Speaker
component in the McDonough Leadership Program. difference even just one student can make.
When the roller-coaster of laughs and emotion
endsInnovation and creativity
you’ll look around and say “it’sare Mitch’s
over From the minute Ryan “Superman”
already?
twoI favorite
want to go AGAIN!!!” Working
sandboxes. Moran has the mic, you know
PHASE 1 KEYNOTE at the confluence of paid, earned, you’re in for something different
Ryan's high-energy andfocus
fast-paced
Dr. Wilson Okello taught in the Department of Global and Intercultural
and owned media, with a steadfast on business
presentations are always a crowd pleaser. With
results, Mitch leads cross-functional teams to develop
and exciting. Ryan takes the audience on a wild ride
filled with humor, heart, and character. Along the way,
Founder, Truth to Power Project
Studies. His research draws on Black feminist theories his incredible ability to connect with young
creative media ideas rooted in consumer insight. Mitch he teaches about finding your gifts and talents, not
to think about the relationship between history, the people Ryan Moran is a speaker that students,
relishes the opportunity to collaborate with brands
parents, and educators will be talking about for fearing the unknown, and the difference even just one
Dr. Wilson Kwamogi Okello believes body, and epistemology; racial violence and stress in
and other agency partners
a long time. to uncover human truths student can make. When the rollercoaster of laughs
in the power of creative expression educational contexts; and anti-deficit curriculum and
and create something bigger than any of these teams and emotion ends you’ll look around and say “It’s over
to generate critical self-reflection, pedagogical praxis. His work is published in several
could have devised To findonout more
their about
own. A Ryan, his programs,
frustrated and his inspiring
Creative already? messages please
I want to be sure
go AGAIN!!!”
inspire confidence, and achieve agency. Born and academic journals. Dr. Okello is the founder of the to his
visitwork
his website at www.ryanmoranspeaker.com
Director at heart, at Empower is focused on
raised in Youngstown, Ohio, he is a Chaney High Truth to Power Project and recognized for his expertise Ryan’s high-energy and fast-paced presentations
breaking the plane of traditional media for brands who
School graduate. Dr. Okello attended Youngstown in agency and self-determination. Fundamental to his are always crowd pleasers. With his incredible ability to
understand the necessity of emotionally resonant,
State University where he earned his BS in Education. work is reinforcing the fact that one’s story and voice connect with young people, Ryan Moran is a speaker
differentiated storytelling.
He accepted the selective IRT fellowship to attend the are both legitimate and relevant. He is the recipient that students, parents, and educators will be talking
University of Rhode Island, where he earned his Masters several prestigious academic and professional awards, Mitch has developed constraints and then worked about for a long time. To find out more about Ryan, his
of Science degree in College Student Personnel. Wilson and will join the faculty at the University of North within them to develop wholly new ideas for a diverse programs, and his inspiring messages please be sure to
earned his PhD from Miami University, where he also Carolina Wilmington this fall as a tenure-track Assistant list of clients including Wendy’s, Gorilla Glue, Ashley visit his website at www.ryanmoranspeaker.com.
Professor in the Watson College of Education. HomeStore, Dremel, and many more.
20 hobyohiosouth.org HOBY Ohio South | 2019 Youth Leadership Seminar 21ADDITIONAL PRESENTERS HOBY ALUMNI PANELISTS
PHASE 2 KEYNOTE
Joselyn Parker LEADERSHIP IN ACTION PANEL
CEO and Founder, SPEAK Project Ohio Junior Service Projects
Joselyn Parker serves as the CEO
and Founder of SPEAK Project DJ BROWN BELLA BOSCO KEJI LATIO
Ohio, a non-profit agency. The
organization’s mission is to advocate for youth by
promoting holistic health to youth and families through
crisis support and youth development services. Located ALUMNI PANEL
in the heart of Franklin County, the motivation to HOBY’s Lasting Impact
develop an agency of its caliber stemmed from Parker’s
Engaged ambassadors during keynote
unique vision of youth empowerment. With more
presentations at our 2018 seminar.
than a decade of leadership experience in executive EVAN HOLLIMAN LESLIE HUBER JOSH SHEARER
youth development positions, her ability to seamlessly
translate the needs of young people into engaging and David (DJ) Brown, Jr. is a rising Sophomore at interests – beyond HOBY – include volunteering with constant, and his totem of peace, vulnerability, and
impactful programming has earned her a reputation as Boston College. Born in Columbus, he attended St. the middle school drama department and volunteering freedom.
a thought leader in her industry. Andrew’s School and Bishop Watterson High School. at the Common Ground Free Store. Her Mission
In middle school, he enjoyed helping young kids as a HOBY challenge, should you choose to accept it, is Leslie Huber is a 2004 HOBY Ohio South alumna
counselor at summer camps, volunteering at assisted to stay connected to this organization in ways that and has volunteered every seminar since for a total of
living homes, and timing races at swim meets. In are meaningful and possible for you—recruit future 15 years, serving in many roles including staff nurse
PHASE 3 PANEL high school, he was a student ambassador and youth ambassadors, get involved with HOBY Ohio South and and Director of Facilitators. She is currently a nurse
Joel Díaz animator at the National Catholic Youth Conference. stay connected to the servant leaders you meet this practitioner working with a heart rhythm team in
Chief Marketing and Community Affairs He also created a Ukulele Club where students could week. Zanesville, Ohio. Leslie believes coffee tastes best in
Officer, Equitas Health learn and share their talents. Now he’s part of The a shade of beige and is a dog mom to two adorable
Heightsmen of Boston College, an all-male a cappella Keji Latio is a 2016 HOBY OHS and WLC alum. golden retrievers, Moose and Lola.
Equitas Health is a not-for-profit group that volunteers their time singing at local She studies Respiratory Therapy at The Ohio State
community-based healthcare schools and nursing homes. Ever since his ambassador University. Outside of class, she works as a Peer Leader Josh Shearer is a 2002 HOBY Ohio South alum
system focused on LGBTQ, HIV, and other medically year in 2016, DJ has been empowered by the HOBY to assist first year students with underserved and from Alter High School in Dayton, OH. For the last 15
underserved populations providing primary care, message and continues to share it with the leaders of underrepresented identities during their transition to years, Josh has worked as an engineer with the United
behavioral health, research, prevention, and community tomorrow. college. Other causes that she loves to give her time States Air Force developing new technologies. He has
health initiatives. Previously he served as the Executive to include student food insecurity and Buckeyethon, a been awarded multiple opportunities to develop and
Director of the University District Organization and Bella Bosco is a recent graduate of Rutherford B. pediatric cancer research fundraiser. lead teams and has most recently accepted a formal
prior to that as the Community Engagement and Hayes High School, and is from Delaware, Ohio. Next leadership role as a Branch Chief, leading 22 military
Marketing Manager for the Wexner Center for the Arts year, she will be attending Western Connecticut State HOBY has been a vital part of Evan Holliman’s personnel, civilians, and contractors. Additionally, he
at The Ohio State University. Joel serves as a member of University to pursue a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre. This is life since his alumni year in 2009. Evan exemplifies was selected by top leadership to create and develop
various community boards throughout the central Ohio Bella’s second year as a HOBY junior facilitator and her HOBY on a daily basis working with youth and adults a program to identify, recruit, and sustain leaders from
area. He has been named to a number of distinguished ambassador year is 2017. While in high school, Bella who constantly put their trust in him. In his current across multiple science and engineering fields for a
lists, including Columbus Alive’s People to Watch, was President of Thespians Club and Student Council, occupation, Evan works with at-risk youth ages 9 to 500+ member team. When not working, he enjoys
Americans for the Arts’ Emerging Arts Leader of Color, Vice President of Tri-M, and involved with Diversity 18 in a residential setting. HOBY has equipped him to spending time with his dog Jake, grilling for friends
Who’s Who in LGBT Columbus, and Who’s Who in Club, Political Science Club, National Honor Society, move up in his organization to be a leader amongst and family, and training for his next half marathon.
Latino Columbus. Joel has a passion for social justice theatre and several choirs. Her most fulfilling service leaders. Evan shares that HOBY is his unwavering
and is committed to the fight for human equality.
22 hobyohiosouth.org HOBY Ohio South | 2019 Youth Leadership Seminar 23During each year’s leadership seminar, HOBY
ambassadors and staff participate in a Leadership in
Action service project.
This year’s service project utilizes 300 volunteers
DESIGN & INTEGRATION OF CONTROL SYSTEMS ages 15 to 70 to run a community carnival for at-risk
and low socioeconomic status youth (ages 3 to 14) in
I congratulate all those participating in the Hugh Marietta, Ohio. About 200 children attend the carnival
O’Brian Youth Leadership program and for each year and engage in safe play, leadership activities,
and creative fun. The carnival engages several non-
recognizing the importance of fostering leadership profits in the community including the local YMCA,
skills at a young age. Head Start, Boys and Girls Club, and the Ely Chapman
Education Foundation.
Developing the ability to lead yourself is the
foundation for learning to lead others. At MartinCSI
we look for people that are resourceful, driven,
and trustful. The expectation is for those values to
show in all aspects of their work.
I am pleased to support the next generation of
leaders in our workplace and community.
Sat., Aug. 24 from Noon - 3 p.m.
Infirmary Mound Park, Shelter House #3
4309 Lancaster Road
Granville, OH 43023
More details coming soon.
www.MartinCSI.com
24 hobyohiosouth.org
Martin CSI.indd 1 5/24/19 5:21 PM HOBY Ohio South | 2019 Youth Leadership Seminar 252019 STUDENT AMBASSADORS
ADAMS COUNTY BROWN COUNTY Noel Frye Addie Hedges Myrka Cruz Sariah Landers Danish Bajwa Carmen Reis
Mason Dunn Caitlyn Wills Olentangy Orange High Berne Union High School Bishop Hartley High School Eastmoor Academy Hilliard Davidson High Thomas Worthington
Manchester High School Eastern Brown High School School Hannah Parker Ellie Kitsmiller Trinity Gills Edwards School High School
Alyssa Mays Kent Grubb Berne Union High School Bishop Hartley High School Fort Hayes High School Jeremiah Hinkle-Moore Ja’Chi Clark
COSHOCTON COUNTY Olentangy Orange High Independence High School Tree Of Life Christian
North Adams High School Landon Mace Emily Moore Hannah Moore
Sophie Meiser School Bloom Carroll High School Bishop Hartley High School Franklin Heights High Anthony Foster High School
Brett Ferguson Coshocton High School
Peebles High School KylieHanson Kira Hardy Chay Rossing School Marion Franklin High School Aaron O’Loughlin
Taylor Moats Olentangy Orange High Liberty Union High School Bishop Hartley High School Cami Weldon Emmanuel Shumbana Upper Arlington High
Caramon Smith Coshocton High School School School
Peebles High School Emma DiYanni Dario Scott Gahanna-Lincoln High Mifflin High School
Cheridan Miller Ethan Hunter Millersport High School Bishop Ready High School School Aagam Dalal Jessica Sandoval
ATHENS COUNTY Ridgewood High School Olentangy Orange High Cate Stanley New Albany High School Vanegas
School Aimee Foltz Helen Ciesinski Walnut Ridge High School
Nathan Carter Luke Massie Millersport High School Bishop Watterson High Grandview Heights High Isabel Alberto
Alexander High School River View High School Natalie Jenkins School School Northland Sr. High School Haden Fulkerson
Olentangy Orange High Holly Manifold Westerville Central High
Emily Scott Tyler Nicely Millersport High School Sophie Baldwin Evan Karlich Allison Riley
School Grove City Christian School School
Alexander High School River View High School Canal Winchester High Ohio Connections Academy
Geoffrey Kaminski Layla McLean Emma Funderburg
Eric Johnson Millersport High School School Lizzie Saur Colin Brame
DELAWARE COUNTY Olentangy Orange High Westerville Central High
Athens High School Nicole Kaiser Grove City High School St. Charles Preparatory
Ella Kiener School Hailey Suver School
Julia Weber Millersport High School Centennial High School Aluda Debessay School
Buckeye Valley High School Margo Nagle Ini Oyewusi
Athens High School Monarch Montgomery Groveport Madison High Tania Linares Escobar
Lex Richardson Olentangy Orange High Morgan Sears School Westerville South High
Jocie Mash School Pickerington Central High Columbus Alternative St. Francis De Sales High School
Buckeye Valley High School
Nelsonville-York High School School High School Priscilla Ishola School
Emily Hall Abigail Struntz Groveport Madison High Theodosia Yamano
Riley Wright Olentangy Orange High Dominic Blackston Makayla Pettiford Rachel Maas Whetstone High School
Olentangy Berlin High School
Trimble High School School William V. Fisher Catholic Columbus Arts And St. Francis De Sales High
School Ella Bally
High School Technology Academy Cael Shaw School
BELMONT COUNTY Olivia Raynor Meredith Keller Hamilton Township High Worthington Kilbourne
Rutherford B. Hayes High Emerald Martin Maddie Nagel High School
Grace Detling Olentangy Berlin High FAYETTE COUNTY School
School Columbus East High School St. Francis De Sales High
Barnesville High School School
Livy Fliehman Sydney Anderson Kammy Gichoya School GALLIA COUNTY
Fiona Spelman Amelia Cameron Harvest Preparatory School
Maddie Crawford Miami Trace High School Columbus School For Girls Allison Bergman Madison Stewart
Olentangy Berlin High Village Academy
Bellaire High School Megan Gruber Zion Walker The Columbus Academy Gallia Academy High
School Emily Thompson
Andrew Masciarelli FAIRFIELD COUNTY Washington High School Dublin Coffman High Harvest Preparatory School Sejal Jindal School
Bellaire High School Helena Ronnebaum
Stephanie Bowers School Anoushka The Columbus Academy Madison Graves
Olentangy High School FRANKLIN COUNTY
Gary Stoffer Amanda-Clearcreek High Pranathi Chintalapudi Panganamamula Jay Whitney South Gallia High School
Martins Ferry High School Arpita Patel School Ka’Mya Bell Hilliard Bradley High School
Dublin Jerome High School The Columbus Academy GREENUP COUNTY, KY
Olentangy Liberty High Beechcroft High School
Abbie Brown Nate Heister Tanushri Ponneri Anand Reece Ludwig Anastasios Callanan
School Muhammad-Ali Kobo Aleah Grayson
Shadyside High School Amanda-Clearcreek High Dublin Scioto High School Hilliard Darby High School The Wellington School
Nicholas Cheong School Beechcroft High School Greenup County High
Elizabeth Schnegg Olentangy Orange High School
St. John Central High School School
26 hobyohiosouth.org HOBY Ohio South | 2019 Youth Leadership Seminar 272019 STUDENT AMBASSADORS
GUERNSEY COUNTY Desirae Sharp Jared Johnson Lyndsey McQuown MUSKINGUM COUNTY Nathan Allen ROSS COUNTY UNION COUNTY
Liam Kerr Oak Hill High School St. Joseph Central High Harding High School Josh Merva Westfall High School Elsa Mendel Aubrey Tillman
Cambridge High School Darien Flannery School Mindi Klaus Bishop Rosecrans High Mahaley Farmer Chillicothe High School Fairbanks Junior/Senior
Rachel Smith Wellston Senior High School Josh Kline River Valley High School School Westfall High School Tye Hinshaw High School
Meadowbrook High School St. Joseph Central High Sam Rush Huntington High School Ally Collier
JACKSON COUNTY, WV School MEIGS COUNTY PIKE COUNTY
Bishop Rosecrans High Karis Knight Marysville High School
HAMILTON COUNTY Annie Hunt Jake Barber School Ashley Carter
Ravenswood High School LICKING COUNTY Eastern High School Piketon High School Southeastern High School Sean Richardson
Vandita Rastogi Andrew Hendrickson Marysville High School
Indian Hill High School Jason Hinderlong Tresiliana Smith Caliann Owens Joel Richendollar
KANAWHA COUNTY, WV Lakewood High School John Glenn High School Southeastern High School Kaylee Smith
Meigs High School Piketon High School
HARRISON COUNTY, WV Kushal Modi Alex Roth Sydni Wilson Kylie Paul North Union High School
Nitro High School Audrey Tracy Maysville High School Alexis Murphy
Cole Bracken Licking Heights High School Meigs High School Waverly High School Unioto High School WASHINGTON COUNTY
Bridgeport High School Flair Sands Grace Mock
KNOX COUNTY Paige Davis SCIOTO COUNTY Megan Becker
Newark High School MONROE COUNTY Philo High School
HIGHLAND COUNTY Sam Addair Western High School Khristian Clark Fort Frye Sr. High School
Max Burton Sheyanna Osborne Jack Kelso
Samantha Blair Danville High School Trustan Francis East High School Logan Haught
Northridge High School Beallsville High School West Muskingum High
Hillsboro High School Bree Small School Western High School Allyson Coriell Frontier High School
Mount Vernon High School Valarie Nethers Stephanie Ogden
Jack Roades Monroe Central High School Gabby Campbell RITCHIE COUNTY, WV Minford High School Makayla Welch
Northridge High School Marietta High School
Hillsboro High School LAWRENCE COUNTY Zanesville High School Haven Hileman
Ambry Petrushka Jonayah Moeller Mackenzie Harshbarger
Jaqui Sweet River High School Maya Gillogly Ritchie County High School Portsmouth West High Victoria Smith
Emily Schwamberger Northridge High School
Hillsboro High School Zanesville High School School Warren High School
Chesapeake High School Sophie Myers
Anne Throckmorton MADISON COUNTY River High School Blake Wood Ash Pritchett
Natalie Brumett NOBLE COUNTY
Hillsboro High School Zach Huggins Valley High School Waterford High School
Dawson-Bryant High School
Jonathan Alder High School MORROW COUNTY Julie Boney
Alex Greene Brynn Davis Caldwell High School
Whiteoak High School Dawson-Bryant High School Mihaly Galloway Kyleigh Bonnette
West Jefferson High School Cardington-Lincoln High PERRY COUNTY
HOCKING COUNTY Trey Hunt School
Dawson-Bryant High School AJ Hymiller Taylor Hinkle
Jaden Border Peyton Carpenter
West Jefferson High School Miller High School
Logan High School Kenzie Buchanan Highland High School
Fairland High School MARION COUNTY Evan Powell
JACKSON COUNTY Kate Schmidt Sheridan High School
Anthony Zhu Ashley Watkins Highland High School
Sarah Bowman Fairland High School Elgin High School Bryce Schott PICKAWAY COUNTY
Jackson High School
Maggie Hackworth Kiersten Dailey Highland High School Emma McKibben
Isabella Scully-Tenpenny Ironton High School Harding High School Hayden Staiger Logan Elm High School
Jackson High School
Lilly Zornes Phoenix Johnson Highland High School Erin Thompson
Owen White Ironton High School Harding High School Emilie Drumm Logan Elm High School
Jackson High School What HOBY Meant to Me illustrations drawn by HOBY Ohio South 2018
Northmor High School
ambassadors and displayed at the 2018 Parents’ Ceremony at Peoples Bank
Theater.
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