The 2009 Mercer Island High School achievement award winners: Natalie Marr, Ella Mathews, Alisa Owens, Hannah Salter, Martina Unutze, Dean Quigley (Lodge secretary), Ethan Batson, Michael Ellis and Brett Mills. - Contributed photo
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The 2009 Mercer Island High School achievement award winners: Natalie Marr, Ella Mathews, Alisa Owens, Hannah Salter, Martina Unutze, Dean Quigley (Lodge secretary), Ethan Batson, Michael Ellis and Brett Mills.

Masons honor top MIHS juniors

By MEGAN MANAGAN
Mercer Island Reporter Sports Writer
May 14, 2009 · Updated 9:42 AM 

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The Brothers of the Mercer Island Masonic Lodge held their annual achievement awards program honoring the top Mercer Island High School juniors for academics.

Those honored were: Natalie Marr, Ella Mathews, Alisa Owens, Hannah Salter, Martina N. Unutzer, Ethan Batson, Michael Ellis and Brett D. Mills.

For the first time in the program’s 42 years, two girls and two boys tied for the top honor of student of the year. The 2009 students of the year were: Mathews, Owens, Batson and Mills.

All of the juniors were chosen by the Masons for their remarkable scholastic achievements and community service.

Contact Mercer Island Reporter Sports Writer Megan Managan at mmanagan@mi-reporter.com or (206) 232-1215 ext. 5054.

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