Tri-Center Scholarship Foundation, Inc. scholarship recipients were announced during graduation ceremonies at Tri-Center High School on Sunday, May 20, 2018.
Scholarships in the amount of $1,000.00 each were awarded to the following graduating seniors:
Lane Ausdemore, Nate Bolte, Tobi Brich, Caleb Chmelka (Rodney Legan Memorial Scholarship), Jesse Continas, Sara Denning, Noah Dickerson, Sam Dickerson, Ashlynn Eckrich, Carter Dollen, Callie Eckmann, Danielle Elliott (Neola Lions Club – Nick Benzing Memorial Scholarship), Grace Hall, Caleb Harrison (Betty Baldwin Memorial Scholarship), Tillie Heim, Nathan Holtorf, Anna Hough, Dan Kenealy, Braxton Larsen, Jordan Macia, Jeremy Miller, Jackson Nelson, Jacob Orel (Mildred Powell Memorial Scholarship), Sidney Porter, Cassidy Robinson, Caroline Sondag (Gene George Memorial Scholarship) and Peter Turner.
Applicants are required to complete information on their school activities, work history, and community service. They are also scored on their cumulative GPA and ACT test scores. Applicants are required to have two letters of recommendation from a Tri-Center faculty member or other community members. The names of the applicants are not known to the Foundation members before the scoring process.
The Foundation announced its plans earlier this year to offer one-time renewable scholarships to qualifying students for their second year of post-secondary education. The criteria for the renewable scholarship is:
The Eric Benning Memorial Scholarship was also awarded during the ceremony to Tobi Brich. The Eric Benning Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a qualifying Tri-Center graduate from funds gifted to Tri-Center Scholarship Foundation, Inc. from the late Betty Baldwin’s Estate. Betty was one of the founding members of Tri-Center Scholarship Foundation, Inc.’s predecessor chapter and a long-time supporter and contributor. Applicants for the Eric Benning Memorial Scholarship are judged on criteria established by Betty’s will, with the award given to the student who displayed high academic achievement and character, but because of financial hardship, had the least hope of attending college or technical/trade school. |
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