Ottawa Township High School faculty and staff selected senior Ashlynn Ganiere for the school's 2026-2027 Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award, which recognizes dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Her essay moves on to a scholarship competition among area honorees, with the winner announced at a December luncheon at the Reddick Mansion in Ottawa. Ganiere has played varsity basketball and volleyball for four years and is involved in Student Council, National Honor Society, Interact, Key Club and mentoring programs. She plans to attend IVCC, where she hopes to play volleyball, then become a labor and delivery nurse. The award is sponsored by the Illini Chapter of the DAR.
Ottawa Township High School faculty and staff selected senior Ashlynn Ganiere for the school’s 2026-2027 Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award, which recognizes dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Her essay moves on to a scholarship competition among area honorees, with the winner announced at a December luncheon at the Reddick Mansion in Ottawa. Ganiere has played varsity basketball and volleyball for four years and is involved in Student Council, National Honor Society, Interact, Key Club and mentoring programs. She plans to attend IVCC, where she hopes to play volleyball, then become a labor and delivery nurse. The award is sponsored by the Illini Chapter of the DAR.
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