Model High seniors collected more than 3,500 cans for recycling
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Model High School seniors collected more than 3,500 cans which were recycled on Nov. 17 in a contest sponsored by the Ball Can plant of Rome and Newell Recycling. The top five recyclers each received a $2,000 college scholarship check from Ball, in addition to the money they got for their cans from Newell. Model High counselor Jan Mendence (from left) poses with scholarship recipients Melissa Braden, who collected 260 pounds; Hannah White, the top overall recycler with 660 pounds; Joseph Garmany, who collected 233 pounds; Victoria Williams, who turned in 210 pounds and Morgan Hughes who had 244 pounds, along with Ball plant manager Bill Walton.
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