Five first time scholarships in 2007
Northshore Scholarship Foundation
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Five first time scholarships in 2007 |
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Scholarship
Scholarship opportunities for those interested in more general fields of academic study and vocational preparation are provided through these endowments: Adams Additional scholarships are offered by the following organizations: BHS
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Record number of scholarships to be awarded for academic 2007-08 Northshore
Scholarship Foundation will honor a record number 89 local high school and
college students with $147,910 in scholarships for academic year 2007-08.
The recipients have been invited to the Foundation’s 23rd
annual recognition breakfast to be held at the Northshore Senior Center in
Bothell on May 23. The
annual recognition event is sponsored by the Foundation’s
“operators”, the Northshore and Woodinville Rotary clubs and Kiwanis
Club of Northshore. “A
total of 1,126 students have received scholarships since the 1984
inception of this unique community resource,” Foundation President Eric
Barnum noted. “Its success is due to the careful management of
individual scholarship endowment funds and the high level of cooperation
among the three community service clubs that support the work of this
Foundation.” The
Foundation and service clubs have awarded a total of $1,264,020 in grants
for tuition and fees. The Foundation’s asset base exceeds $1,275,000. Five new scholarships are being offered this year as memorials and tributes to community leaders. They are: the
Jan
Allott Liberal Arts scholarship provided through an
endowment established by the long-time Kenmore activist; The
Foundation’s 50th endowment account will be announced at the
breakfast as a memorial to former school superintendent Lee Blakely.
Memorials and family contributions were made this year to establish a
scholarship to be first awarded in 2008. The Foundation maintains 50
individual accounts from which the scholarships are funded. A complete list of the 2007 scholarship awards will be posted on the Foundation website following the breakfast.
Complete listing of recipients released
Northshore Scholarship Foundation announced the winners of its 2007
scholarships May 23 during its 23rd annual recognition
breakfast sponsored by the Rotary clubs of Northshore and Woodinville and
the Kiwanis Club of Northshore.
Awarded scholarships at Woodinville High School (with the
name of scholarship in parentheses) included: Alexandra Castro, Michael
Conrad, Holly Hasha, Kaitlin Thompson (Woodinville Rotary academic); Kelly
Glenn (Marv Cook Math); Kyle Johnson (Steven Haynes Fine Arts); Quinn
Majeski (Shawn Gardner Memorial); Tyler Nakatsu (Woodinville Rotary
teaching): Tanner Nicol (Robert Knowles memorial); Gordon Robbe (Paul
Michael Roberts memorial); Lina Seino (Arvid K .Pride family memorial);
Sarah Severin (John Stoutenburg Health Services); Andrew Teachout (Marv
Workman Business at UW Bothell); Erica Webster (Peg Phillips Theater
Arts).
Inglemoor High School recipients, Semonti Hossain,
Eric Wipf (Northshore Rotary academic); Hamed Barahimi (Si Siverson
Kiwanis); Andrea Brannman (J.P. Hennessey Music); Brennan Carter
(Inglemoor memorial); Kellee Christensen (Frank Love memorial); Daniel
Cloes (Philip Lorey tribute); Thomas Elliott (Malinowski-Marston
communications); Jessica Elster (Munro memorial); David Feldman
(Blakely-Love merit scholar award); Katherine Howe (Rusty Young
leadership); Andrew Kinomoto (Betty Stoutenburg art); Shu Xian Lee (Jan
Allott liberal arts); Jonathan Linders (J.R. Suarez inspiration); Nicole
Malkandi (Janet and Gordon Livengood memorial); Samantha Rutherford
(Jewett softball); Savannah Stevenson (Chris Lin memorial).
Secondary Academy for Success recipients, Nicole D’Angelo,
Heather LaRoux, Emily McCoy, Irving Zamudio (Les and Vista Anderson
vocational); Michael Hoekendorf, Alyson Williams (Northshore Rotary).
Bothell High School recipients, Devon Chandler-Brown,
Kaitlin McBride (BHS faculty); Kelsey Ricker, Robert Schaefer (Northshore
Rotary academic); Josie Anderson, Oscar Gonzalez (Julian and Kay Karp
memorial); Cody Atkinson (Pop Keeney football); Carolyn Blood (BHS
alumni); Monica Colleran (Kathleen Sanford memorial); Casey DeBardi,
Garrett Watt (Anderson vocational); Rhonda Faison, Justin French (Tom and
Atha Lee memorial); Jessica Feller (Knoll-Worthington business); Cameron
Gleed (R.C.Worthington Jr. citizenship); McKenzie Lord (Al Haynes
Kiwanis); Scott Rooen (BJ Brown memorial); Mark Smith (Vern and Lois
Keener memorial); Allison Staley (Richard A. Hart memorial); Nathan Webb
(Rudy and Inez Beckstrom memorial); Anthony Williams (Pat Matthews
paraeducator).
Renewals granted, Charles Atkinson, Mary Davies, Nhu-Chi Ha
(Livengood memorial); Rebecca Demarest, Matthew Taylor (Worthington
citizenship); Jamie Gardner, April Geer, Brandon S. Jones, Stacey Ramsey
(Anderson vocational); Jennifer Hohlbein, Kaitlin McKenna, Ashley Merrill
(Pride memorial); Alex Kuestner (Northshore Rotary).
Cascadia Community College recipients, Alicia Bomer, William
Clewell (Woodinville Rotary); Tiffany Hancock (Anderson vocational).
University of Washington Bothell recipients, Charlotte
Becker, Sarah Bates, Cory Mayberry, Andrew Zillig (Woodinville Rotary);
Dianna Elkenbaum (Kiwanis).
A total of 89 scholarships were offered for academic year 2007-08.
The total value of the scholarships was $147,910 bringing the amount
granted over the past 23 years to $1,264,020. Fifty-five per cent of the
funds are generated by the Foundation’s asset base of $1.27 million with
the balance from the service clubs’ annual community service budgets and
through community donations to increase the value of scholarships. A total of 1,126 students of the Northshore area have received Foundation scholarships since it was organized in 1984 to preserve the assets of four small memorial scholarship funds that totaled $5,661 and which might have been soon depleted.
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