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Regis grad to attend Gonzaga University

On 5/23/2007

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Contributed by: Sheila Ripper on 5/19/2007

Melissa Ripper, daughter of Tom and Sheila Ripper of Highlands Ranch is a 2007 graduate of Regis Jesuit High School. While at Regis Melissa was consistently on the highest honor role (4.0 or above).

Senior year she was President of Mu Alpha Theta and a member of the Poms team, National Honor Society, Knowledge Masters, and Campus Ministry. She will attend Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, where she received the Ignatian Leaders Finalist Scholarship and the Regent Merit Scholarship. She plans to major in Mechanical Engineering.

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Sheila Ripper

Highlands Ranch , CO

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