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Marlington High School honors Faith Savage and Dylan Hetherington as students of the month

May 08, 2025 | Marlington Local, School Districts, Ohio


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Marlington High School honors Faith Savage and Dylan Hetherington as students of the month
During the Marlington Local School District Board of Education meeting on May 8, 2025, the spotlight was on the high school’s “Elks Students of the Month,” recognizing two outstanding students for their achievements and contributions to the school community.

Faith Savage and Dylan Hetherington were honored for their exceptional dedication both academically and athletically. Faith, the daughter of Anne Leisure, is a prominent figure at Marlington High School, serving as the secretary of the National Honor Society and editor of the yearbook. She is also a captain on the varsity girls' tennis and softball teams. Her commitment extends beyond sports; she volunteers with the Red Cross and the Waterloo Community Helping Hands. After graduation, Faith plans to pursue mechanical engineering at Wright State University, focusing on automotive studies. Her engineering teacher, Mr. Denny, praised her work ethic and leadership skills, noting her undefeated record as a tennis team captain.

Dylan Hetherington, son of Eric and Rebecca Hetherington, is equally accomplished, serving as captain of both the varsity boys' baseball and basketball teams. He is involved in the Character Counts Club and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and he volunteers with the Stark County Board of Elections. Dylan plans to continue his education and baseball career at the University of Findlay, majoring in business finance. His teacher, Mr. Locke, highlighted Dylan's conscientiousness and integrity, describing him as a role model for underclassmen.

The recognition of these students not only celebrates their individual achievements but also reflects the values of the Marlington community, emphasizing the importance of leadership, dedication, and service. As the school year progresses, the board and community look forward to supporting these students in their future endeavors.

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