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What do you do here at Dave Arbogast?
I work in the internet department, in the new car building of Dave Arbogast Buick Pontiac GMC.  I take care of all the internet leads, live chat and ensure all of our internet shopper get taken care of.

Where do you live?
I was born in Bloomington, Indiana but was raised in Troy Ohio.

Where did you go to High School? College?
I went to high school in Troy and went on to major in Business Managment at Eastern Kentucky University.

Do you have any children?
No, but maybe someday if the right girl comes along ;-)... (ladies you can reach me at jcklatte@davearbogast.com)

Do you have any pets?
No, unless you consider my roomate Brad.

How long have you worked here?
So far two days, but I've been in the car business for eight years.

What do you drive?
At this point I drive a 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer but I'm looking to get a new Pontiac G8.

Whats is your favorite TV show?
 It's hard to pick but I'll have to say Gray's Anatomy, I love that show!

What is your favorite movie?
Schindler's List and anything Will Farrel, except for Land of the Lost. 

What is one thing people would be surprised to know about you?
I get younger every year, I've got the whole Benjamen Button thing going on.

What is the best thing about working at Dave Arbogast?
I love the people I work with and its fun having a new challenge.

If you could have any car what would it be?
Definitely an Enzo Ferrari.

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Emma Vance has a car, her reward for rolling out of bed every single morning to get to Troy High School this school year.

Now, she has to wait until she?s old enough to drive it.

The 14-year-old THS freshman who won the seventh annual perfect attendance drawing Thursday, May 28, smiled broadly as she made her way from the crowd of 104 students in the running. She smiled even broader when asked by photographers to crawl behind the wheel of the 1996 Chevrolet Cavalier.

Vance said her parents drive her to school each day. She admitted the possibility of winning some wheels helped motivate her to show up every day.

"I did it to get the car," she said. "It?s exciting, very exciting."

Students with perfect attendance this school year were recognized at a gathering before the drawing held on the high school lawn. Five seniors had perfect attendance all four years of high school. They received $100 savings bonds from Unity National Bank.

Jeff Schultz, THS dean of students, said the car giveaway was started in 2003 to encourage students to show up daily.

Before the program started, THS had a "handful" of kids with perfect attendance. Each year since the program began, at least 100 students in grades nine through 12 have had perfect attendance annually, Schultz said.

This is the first time a freshman has won the drawing.

Arbogast Buick, Pontiac, GMC Truck Inc., located just south of Troy, donates the Troy High car. Blake Arbogast, a 2003 THS graduate, who works as the dealership's e-commerce director, was on hand for the drawing.

"As a graduate of Troy High School, it is exciting to be able to come back, and give back," Arbogast said. Click here to see entire article...