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CLINTON WOJICKDELAWARE VALLEYClint “C.J.” Wojick is the type of all-around scholar-athlete necessary for a smallerschool to be successfulWojick became an excellent wide receiver for the Terriers and helped the team enjoyan outstanding 2010 campaign. As described by head coach Mike Columbo, Wojickwas an outstanding technician in carrying out his assignments.A standout baseball player, C.J. is involved in a number of varied activities atDelaware Valley. He is an accomplished musician who plays the trumpet in theschool’s concert and jazz band. Wojick is also the expert witness for the DelawareValley Mock Trial team and is a referee in the Holland Township youth basketballleague.“Although it took me a little while to get to know him better,” English teacherMargaret Morton said, “I have learned that C.J. is a focused, intelligent, anddetermined young man. Everything he pursues, he attacks with enthusiasm and a desire for excellence that is evident inhis work and character.”Wojick has been recognized in the community for his leadership skills. He was a delegate to the 2010 New Jersey AmericanLegion Boys State program and a participant in the state’s Trooper Youth week. C.J. aspires to attend the United States NavalAcademy, and has received his Congressional Nomination as part of his process to be admitted to the academy.“C.J. is more than a football player,” Columbo said. “He has many aspects of life that show his willingness, responsibility,friendliness, and leadership.”JONATHAN ZUTTAHTHE HUN SCHOOLFollowing in the footsteps of an older brother who is playing in the National FootballLeague is a difficult task, but Jonathan “A.J.” Zuttah has been up to the challengein more ways than one.On the field, the 6-foot-2, 295-pound lineman was recognized as a first-team, all-Prep player on both sides of the ball and earned Player of the Year honors from thePrinceton Packet. A four-year varsity starter, Zuttah also lettered in wrestling andtrack and field at The Hun School.But much like his older brothers, Zuttah is an incredibly well rounded student whohas thrived in the challenging environment of the Princeton Township school.“I can honestly say that A.J. Zuttah is a cut above,” Hun head coach Dave Dudecksaid. “In my time with A.J., I have come to know him as a hard working, honest,and driven young man on the football field, in the classroom, and socially. A.J. has a wonderful personality that makes hima joy to coach. I know from a personal standpoint that his devotion and commitment to everything he does is superlative.”His track record as a student further exemplifies these high standards. Zuttah demonstrates an infectious enthusiasm forlearning and also volunteers for the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen as well as the Make-A-Wish foundation.“I can say without hesitation that A.J.’s personality, work ethic, and dedication will open doors for him in college andbeyond,” Dudeck said. “I have very high expectations for A.J. in the future.”202011DVCProgram.indd 203/9/11 12:02 PM