Senior of the Month
Education
May 17, 2019

Senior of the Month

By Marysville Journal-Tribune

May’s senior of the month is Jacob Nicol. Jacob is the son of Marty and Amy Nicol of Marysville. He has been involved in Football, Basketball, National Honor Society and FFA. He is a member of Hickory Grove United Baptist Church and is employed at Scheiderer Farms Greenhouse. After graduation he p...

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Education, News, Plain City News
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News, Sports
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Local News, News
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