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Both said they d talked about being valedictorians as far back as eighth grade. Their June 1 graduation will be the culmination of a years-long goal for both teens. Not a surgeon, but I want to have control over her career, she said. Karnosh said she wants to expand beyond nursing. If I could help babies, that would be awesome. I always wanted to go into the medical field. Karnosh, daughter of Michael and Rebecca Karnosh, said she wants to work with children and is interested in being a neonatal nurse. After college, Pedulla said her dream job would be to be a practicing physician at Vanderbilt, and also teach at a medical university. It really intrigues me, she said of neurology. Pedulla said she became interested in how the brain works after she was diagnosed with epilepsy this past year. Pedulla, daughter of Lynn and Vince Pedulla of Brimfield, said she wants to go into neurology. Jade Karnosh plans to attend Kent State University and major in nursing while Melissa Pedulla is headed for Ohio University to major in biochemistry (pre-med). One is staying close to home and the other is headed to college in southeastern Ohio. Valedictorians eye careers in health By Mike Sever Staff Writer Both of Field High School s Class of 2016 valedictorians are headed for careers in medicine. Both are looking to a career in medicine. These counts were dismissed by the state SEE court, A2 Record-Courier Formula Future healers top Field class Lisa Scalfaro/Record-Courier Class of 2016 valedictorians at Field High School are Jade Karnosh, left, and Melissa Pedulla. Beavers had been indicted on one count of attempted murder, a first-degree felony, and a second count of second-degree felonious assault. The sentences are to run consecutively for a total of seven years, Guldeman said. Summit County Common Pleas Judge Todd McKenney sentenced Beavers to four years in prison for felonious assault and three years mandatory prison time for the firearms specifications, according to Kimberly Guldeman, McKenney s bailiff.

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