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Grayling High School
Class of 2007

“Life brings tears, smiles and memories. The tears dry, the smiles fade, but the memories last forever.” (Unknown Author)

Song: “Time of Your Life” by David Cook	Flower: White Orchid	Colors: Turquoise, Fuchsia, Silver
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Officers: Governor: Ashley Feldhauser President: Natosha Beaman Vice President: Arica Rockhold Secretary: Cayla Johnson Treasurer: Katie Whitney Parliamentarian: James Schweizer Historian: Heather Greene Student Senate Representatives: Aleisha Hoover & Rob Harrison
Advisers: Angie Golnick & Barb Hunter

Best wishes to all the 2010 graduates!

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Important information
from the Counselors
That magical moment -- the one where you are standing in line in the cafeteria waiting to march onto the football field to be applauded by your family and friends, and you hear the opening strains of "Pomp and Circumstance" played by the band -- is closer than you think. With that in mind, we want to remind you of a few things that you may need to pay attention to right away:

CREDIT AUDITS. We went over your credit audits at beginning of the year so that you would know exactly where you stood and what you needed to complete in order to graduate in June. Now that the first semester is complete, check to make sure that you are still on track. If you failed to earn credit in any required classes, you need to request to see your counselor immediately. You may even need to pick up an extra class, so don't delay.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS. 25 credit hours and 40 community service hours.

COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS. Forty hours of documented community service are required for graduation. As soon as you know that you have completed them, see Mrs. Knapp in the Library with your documentation. March 6, 2009, was the target day for documentation of hours in the Media Center.

CLUELESS??? When people ask you what you're going to be doing next year, do you give them a blank stare, shrug your shoulders or even make something up? Don't be clueless! We have many resources to help you decide how to create your future. We have everything from interest inventories to career biographies to books that tell you what careers are available for people who love history. Check out www.bridges.com and www.careercruising.com . Don't be hesitant to ask us for help.

FINANCIAL AID. If you are going to be attending college next year and want to find financial aid, you need to submit your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). This is the key ingredient in accessing aid for college expenses. Kirtland Community College hosted a FAFSA assistance session called College Goal Sunday on February 10, from 2 to 4 p.m. This event was a free service for anyone living in this area. Click on this link for more information: Counseling Office Financial Aid.

SCHOLARSHIPS. Scholarship money is out there, but you have to be proactive and find the sources. For weekly updated scholarship application information, check the list posted outside the Counseling Office or the financial aid section of our website: Counseling Office Financial Aid. Other scholarship resources to check out can be found on the Internet. Local scholarship applications will be available at the end of February.

FINAL TRANSCRIPTS. If you need a final transcript sent to a college, please see Teresa Bonamie in the Counseling Office as soon as possible.

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TO GRADUATE ON TIME
last day of school for graduating seniors.
The last day of school for graduating seniors is Friday, May 28, 2010. By this date, any senior who has not fulfilled all requirements for graduation (credits earned, documented 40 hours of community service, paid all fines owed, returned all GHS property, met attendance policy requirements, etc.) will NOT participate in Commencement.

Students who fulfill all requirements for graduation after May 28, 2010 (earn credits, provide documentation of 40 community service hours, pay all fines owed, return all GHS property and meet attendance policy requirements by attending make-up time, etc.) will graduate and receive their diplomas but will NOT participate in Commencement.

Students who have been approved for early graduation have waived your rights to apply for local scholarships and participate in graduation ceremonies.

graduation requirements.
Requirements include 25 credit hours and 40 hours of community service. March 5, 2010, was the target date for the documentation of community service hours due in the Media Center.

Senior Debts.
All book fees, charged materials, lost school property and fines must be paid before graduating seniors receive caps and gowns. Please see that such responsibilities are taken care of prior to Wednesday, May 26, 2010.

attendance.
As graduation nears for the Class of 2010, the importance of attendance in the learning process becomes more critical. Excessive absences will ultimately result in the student’s failure to earn credit for that class due to lack of class participation.

On your 9th absence during a given trimester, you will be required to earn at least a C- on the final exam to have your grade calculated for that trimester. (For example, if you were earning an A or a D in the class and you get a C- or better on the exam, you will receive the letter grade of A or D for that class.) If you do not earn a C- on the exam, you will receive NO CREDIT (NC) in the class. Upon your 13th absence from a class during a given trimester, you will not receive credit in it, and a NC will be issued.

SENIOR HONORS NIGHT

Senior Honors Night will be held on Wednesday, May 19, 2010, at 7 p.m. in the Joseph Stripe Auditorium at GHS. Dressy attire is appropriate (dresses for girls and a suit or sweater, tie & dress slacks for boys). Caps and gowns are NOT worn for this event.

All seniors being honored and their parents will receive a special letter of invitation. However, this event is open to the public, so relatives, friends, classmates and community members are also invited to attend. There is no special seating arrangement. Refreshments will be served immediately following the program.

BACCALAUREATE CEREMONY

The Baccalaureate service will be held on Wednesday, June 2, 2010, at 7 p.m. in the Joseph Stripe Auditorium at GHS. Baccalaureate is handled by Kelly Gallagher, youth pastor of the Grayling Free Methodist Church, and is open to the public.

Seniors should arrive no later than 6:45 p.m. Everyone should report to Room C328 (Choir Room). Because there is no scheduled rehearsal for this event, it is imperative that you are on time so you can hear the instructions.

Appropriate dress is required (dresses for girls and a suit or sweater, tie & dress slacks for boys). Girls should avoid wearing high-heeled shoes to eliminate the possibility of tripping or catching them on your robes. Remember to bring your caps and gowns along with any other honors accessories.

CAP & GOWN ETIQUETTE

So your cap and gown look their best, please read the directions printed on the package regarding their wear and care. Because you will be wearing them at both Baccalaureate and Commencement, keep them clean.

Caps should be worn on the head with tassels on the right side of the caps. At the very end of the graduation ceremony, all students -- in unison -- move their tassels to the left side of their caps.

Caps and gowns do not have to be returned and may be kept by the graduate. Because GHS always uses the same color and style of cap and gown, they may also be used by another graduate in a future year.

SENIOR PICTURES

In the past, we have had students who were not included class composites because photographers did not deliver their pictures to GHS on time. To solve that problem, you must turn in a photo to Mrs. Sharon (Lynch) Shepherd in the GHS Main Office by November 2, 2009. The photo should be a close-up head shot. Full body photos do not reproduce well and will not be accepted.

When you give your photo to Mrs. Shepherd, it must be accompanied by a signed consent/waiver form from your photographer, giving Prestige the right to reproduce your photo for the class composite. Or your consent/waiver forms can be faxed to her at 989-348-7799.

Senior photos have also been omitted in past yearbooks for the same reason. Therefore, if you had your senior pictures taken by a photographer other than Prestige, you must turn in a photo to Mrs. Angie Golnick, yearbook adviser, by September 30, 2009, in order for it to appear in the 2010 SAGA.

Your cooperation will help make a complete composite for the Class of 2010, which will be hung permanently in the main hall at GHS.

A full-color 8x10-inch class composite will be available for purchase from Prestige for $10 each at graduation time.

SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CAPS & GOWNS

Order packets for senior announcements and caps & gowns will be distributed to seniors on November 18, 2009, and will also be available after that date from the Main Office. All Josten's orders for announcements, accessories, caps, gowns and tassels MUST be placed by the order deadline. If that date is missed, there will be additional charges for late orders. A Josten's representative will be in the GHS Cafeteria on Tuesday, November 24, 2009, to collect the order forms. A $50 deposit is required when placing an order.

All seniors taking part in the graduation ceremony MUST have a cap and gown. Girls wear white, and boys wear green. If you are not ordering announcements, be sure to order the cap, gown and tassel if you need one.* No deposit is required if you are ordering only the cap/gown/tassel unit.

*Caps and gowns do not have to be returned and may be kept by the graduate. Because GHS always uses the same color and style of cap and gown, they may also be used by another graduate in a future year.

TIMELINE TO GRADUATION FOR THE CLASS OF 2010

October 1	Yearbook Photos due to Mrs. Angie Golnick.
November 2	Composite Photos due to Mrs. Sharon (Lynch) Shepherd. The photo must be a standard vertical head & shoulders shot.
November 18	Josten's here to distribute information on caps & gowns and graduation announcements. (Students must wear caps & gowns for Commencement but may borrow them from a graduate.)
November 24	Josten's orders for caps & gowns and graduation announcements due during lunches. (A $50 deposit is required.)
	FAFSA Forms due.
March 5	Community Service Hours documentation due to Mrs. Margaret Knapp in the Media Center.
March 31	Deadline to drop off photos at the Crawford County Avalanche for its graduation section.
March 31	Josten’s here during lunches to distribute announcements. All graduation orders must be paid prior to picking them up. Checks should be made payable to Josten’s.
April	Project Graduation forms available in GHS Main Office.
May	Sign up for a partner to walk with at Commencement with one of the Class of 2009 advisers.
	Last day to sign up for a partner to walk with at Commencement. If you do not sign up to walk with someone, a partner will be assigned to you.
May 19	Senior Honors Night ~ 7 p.m. ~ GHS Auditorium.
May 20	Senior Athletic Banquet ~ 6 p.m. ~ GHS
May 20, 27 & 28	Project Graduation registration in the Cafeteria during lunches. Contact Mrs. Julie Calkins at 348-5737 with any questions.
May	Last day to order your Class Composite Picture from Mrs. Sharon (Lynch) Shepherd in the Main Office.
May 26	Senior Exams.
May 26	Caps, gowns & tassels distributed during the last half hour of the day in the hallway next to the Cafeteria. All senior debts must be paid in full and GHS items returned before receiving them. When you get your cap and gown, try them on to be sure they fit properly. If they do not, see Mrs. Sharon Lynch in the Main Office. Read the directions printed on the package regarding the wear and care of your cap and gown as you will be wearing them for Baccalaureate and Commencement. (If you are absent, you may pick up your cap and gown from Mrs. Shepherd in the Main Office on Thursday, May 27.)
May 27	Senior Exams.
May 27	Senior locker clean-out during the last 20 minutes of class. All lockers must be totally cleaned out, all books must be returned to the proper teachers, and all library books must be returned to the Media Center.
May 27	If you were absent yesterday, you may pick up your cap and gown from Mrs. Shepherd in the Main Office.
May 28	Seniors’ last day of school and last day for all graduation requirements to be met (credits earned, 40 hours of community service documented, all outstanding fines paid, all GHS uniforms returned, met attendance policy requirements, etc.). Seniors who have not fulfilled these requirements will not participate in Commencement.
May 28	Senior meeting ~ 2:30 p.m. ~ GHS Auditorium followed by Senior Send-off with your class song during the last five minutes of the school day.
June 2	Baccalaureate ~ 7 p.m. ~ GHS Auditorium.
June 4	Mandatory Commencement rehearsal begins at 9:30 a.m. DO NOT BE LATE. You must attend this rehearsal in order to walk at Commencement! Donuts and juice served at 9 a.m. in the Cafeteria. A guest speaker will address your class.
June 6	Seniors must be at GHS at 1 p.m. *Caps should be worn flat on the head with tassels on the right side. At the end of Commencement, all students IN UNISON will place their tassels on the left side of the cap. Caps and gowns may be kept by the graduates. Also, as GHS uses the same color and style each year, they may be used by other graduates in future years.
June 6	Commencement ~ 2 p.m. ~ GHS Football Stadium Open to the public. Seating is on a first-come basis.
June 6	Project Graduation departure ~ 9:00 p.m. ~ GHS.
June 7	Seniors return to GHS from Project Graduation ~ @ 10:30 P.M.

2010 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY SCHEDULE
SUNDAY, June 6 ~ 2 P.M. ~ GHS FOOTBALL FIELD

Noon	Stadium opens.
1 p.m.	Class of 2010 members arrive. Boys report to Room C328 (Choir Room); Girls report to C312 (Mrs. Szymoniak's classroom). Report NO LATER THAN 1:15 p.m. so the exact line-up for correct issuing of diplomas can be established. Appropriate dress is required (dresses for girls and a suit or sweater, tie & dress slacks for boys). Girls should avoid wearing high-heeled shoes to eliminate the possibility of tripping on platform steps or catching them on your robes. Remember to bring your caps and gowns along with any other honors accessories.* It is important that audience members not interfere with the ceremony by going into the area where the graduates are seated or by entering the stage area to take pictures. However, upon request, school officials will be happy to remain and pose for close-up pictures of diploma presentations immediately following the ceremony. *In the event of inclement weather, Commencement will be held in the GHS gymnasium at 2 p.m. Limited seating is available, so seniors would then be issued 9-10 tickets apiece for the ceremony. If adverse weather conditions are forecast for June 6, a decision on the location of Commencement will be made at the end of the day on June 2. It takes an entire day to set up the Commencement area for it to be ready for rehearsal on Friday morning.
1:30 p.m.	Band begins to perform.
1:35 p.m.	Staff and school board members arrive.
1:45 p.m.	Line up in Cafeteria hallway: color guard, principal, assistant principal, school board members, faculty, class sponsors, graduates.
1:55 p.m.	Procession heads to football field.
2 p.m.	When procession arrives at football field, band plays "Pomp and Circumstance." (Color guard places flags on each side of stage and exits area. Principal & student manager, superintendent & business manager, school board members go on stage. Faculty and counselors go to chairs to the right of the stage and stand until graduates have entered. Class sponsors lead in graduates and then sit in reserved seats. Band stops playing. Principal motions with hand and graduates sit.
Program	•Welcome •"Star Spangled Banner" Stand and boys remove caps. Sit and boys replace caps. •Comments on the Class of 2010 ~ Doniel Pummell, Principal •Introduction of Salutatorian •Salutatorian's Address •Introduction of Valedictorian •Valedictorian's Address •Presentation of Graduates ~ Mrs. Pummell •Acceptance of Graduates ~ Carole Ramaswamy, School Board President •Direction to audience regarding pictures •Awarding of Diplomas Names read by Mrs. Pummell & Donna Boughner, Dean of Students •Switching of tassels (from right to left) ~ Mrs. Pummell •Recessional (Principal & student manager, superintendent & business manager, school board members, faculty and counselors exit to form a tunnel for graduates to walk through at south end of track. Class sponsors lead graduates through tunnel beginning with last row. Recession continues to concession stand area.
End	Congratulations! As a graduate of GHS, you personify our tradition of academic excellence. We hope your achievements in high school serve you well in the future as you seek success and happiness.

2010 PROJECT GRADUATION

Project Graduation, an all-night lock-in party, will be held on Sunday night, June 6, 2010. The departure time is 9 p.m. Students will return to GHS at 10:30-11:00 p.m. on Monday, June 7.egistered seniors should arrive in front of GHS at 8 p.m. SHARP. They will be bussed to the party location. They will return to GHS at approximately 4:30 a.m. on June 7. Remember to dress appropriately -- casual but neat, no pajamas or sweats. Any parent or guardian needing to contact a graduate can call the Crawford County Sheriff's Department at 348-6341. DO NOT USE 911!

FUNDRAISERS
Pop Can Drive on Wednesday-Thursday, November 4-5. Drop off your empties at Milan Supply, the GES Main Office of Dale Forcier's classroom at GHS.

Registration forms will be available in the Main Office in May. Forms must be completed and signed by a parent or guardian even if the student is 18 years old at the time of the event. The completed registration form and payment (write checks to Project Graduation) will be collected by Project Graduation committee members in the GHS cafeteria during lunch hours. A parent/guardian consent form also must be completed and signed. Parent volunteers are needed. You will have a good time too!

Graduation Photographs:
Project Graduation is sponsoring a professional photographer to take pictures of graduates as they receive their diplomas. Pictures will be given to students at the Project Graduation party.

Senior Honors Night Presentations
Class of 2010

Class of 2010 Summary
Of 117 graduates, 94 (80%) going on to post-secondary training: 6 (5%), military; 46 (39%), two-year colleges and vocational schools; 42 (36%) to four-year colleges and universities. Career plans include accounting, business, communication, criminal justice, design, engineering, international studies, medicine, pharmacy, psychology and teaching. They earned over $438,500 in scholarships form colleges and over $53,900 in local scholarships for a total of $491,400.

Top Ten
Valedictorian: Colin Hamlin
Salutatorian: Tiffany Valentin
Alyssa Barnett ~ Devon Bobenmoyer ~ Ashley Feldhauser ~ Savannah Foguth ~
Cayla Johnson ~ Jon Lennon ~ Kelsey Neuberger ~ Katie Whitney
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Honor Students
Kyle Ahnert ~ Alexandrea Barber ~ Natosha Beaman ~ Kayla Bendig ~ Joni Bindschatel ~ Mary Bolick ~ Taylor Desenfants ~ Taylor Doremire ~ Carl Gaff ~ Makenzie Harwood ~ Makenna Harwood ~ Suzanne Hause ~ Matt Hilbrecht ~ Aleisha Hoover ~ Michael Jozwiak ~ Shauna Kappers ~ Jonnie Knight ~ Drue Kuhn ~ Jalyn Millikin ~ Michael Olson ~ Shivam Patel ~ William Peterson ~ Marlo Russell ~ Samantha Schmidt ~ Jordan Small ~ Joseph Somero ~ Gregory Toprak ~ Rachel Wilson ~ Meghan Wood
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Exchange Students
Filipe Carvalho ~ Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Antuan Charruf ~ Mérida, Mexico
Andrés Dávila ~ Quito, Ecuador
Marc Pirogan ~ Berlin, Germany
Hagen Reimers ~ Essen,Germany
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Achievement Awards
American Red Cross: Ashley Feldhauser
Journalism: Suzanne Hause
Language Arts: John Lennon
Mathematics: Gregory Toprak
Science: Tiffany Valentin
Social Studies: Colin Hamlin ~ Gregory Toprak
Student Senate: Aleisha Hoover
Student Senate Honor Cords ~ Taylor Doremire ~ Ashley Feldhauser ~ Aleisha Hoover ~ Cayla Johnson ~ Katie Whitney
Business: Molli Coe
Construction Trades: Travis Cornell
CAD: Makenna Harwood
Spanish: Alyssa Barnett ~ Kelsey Neuberger
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Co-Curricular Awards
Viking Arts: Shauna Kappers ~ Marlo Russell ~ Rachel Wilson
Scholar Athlete: Colin Hamlin ~ Kelsey Neuberger
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Recognitions
LMC All-Conference Academic Team:
Devon Bobenmoyer ~ Ashley Feldhauser ~ Savannah Foguth ~ Colin Hamlin ~ Makenna Harwood ~ Cayla Johnson ~ John Lennon ~ Kelsey Neuberger ~ Gregory Toprak ~ Tiffany Valentin ~ Katie Whitney ~ Rachel Wilson
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Michigan Competitive Scholarship Qualifiers:
Kyle Ahnert ~ Zachary Case ~ Jessica Chaney ~ Braden Coe ~ Taylor Doremire ~ Ashley Feldhauser ~ Colin Hamlin ~ Makenna Harwood ~ Aleisha Hoover ~ Cayla Johnson ~ Michael Jozwiak ~ Shauna Kappers ~ Robert Knepp ~ John Lennon ~ Zachary Moore ~ Kelsey Neuberger ~ Shivam Patel ~ Kyle Peters ~ Joseph Somero ~ Gregory Toprak ~ Abbey Troumbley ~ Tiffany Valentin ~ Chynna Williamson ~ Wesley Willoughby ~ Rachel WIlson ~ Andrew Wyman

President's Award for Educational Excellence:
Devon Bobenmoyer ~ Ashley Feldhauser ~ Savannah Foguth ~ Colin Hamlin ~ Suzanne Hause ~ Cayla Johnson ~ John Lennon ~ Kelsey Neuberger ~ Gregory Toprak ~ Tiffany Valentin
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Advanced Placement Recognition (1-4 courses):
Kyle Ahnert ~ Alexandrea Barber ~ Alyssa Barnett ~ Natosha Beaman ~ Mary Bolick ~ Taylor Desenfants ~ Taylor Doremire ~ Savannah Foguth ~ Carl Gaff ~
Colin Hamlin ~ Makenna Harwood ~ Suzanne Hause ~ Aleisha Hoover ~ Cayla Johnson ~ Shauna Kappers ~ Robert Knepp III ~ Jonnie Knight ~ John Lennon ~ Kelsey Neuberger ~ Shivam Patel ~ Marlo Russell ~ Gregory Toprak ~ Tiffany Valentin ~ Katie Whitney ~ Chynna Williamson ~ Rachel Wilson
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Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Program Nominee: Tiffany Valentin
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Roy O. Milnes Award: Colin Hamlin
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Scholastic Awards
Albion College Briton Award: Taylor Desenfants
Alma College Distinguished Trustee Award: Colin Hamlin
Alma College Trustee Honors Scholarship: Colin Hamlin
American Legion Post #106 Scholarship: Devon Bobenmoyer ~ Braden Coe ~ Colin Hamlin ~ Cayla Johnson ~ John Lennon
American Legion Auxiliary Post #106 Scholarship: Devon Bobenmoyer ~ Jalyn Millikin
American Red Cross Scholarship: Ashley Feldhauser ~ Cayla Johnson
Art Clough Memorial Scholarship: Alyssa Barnett
Krystan Bazzett Memorial Scholarship from Burger King: Savannah Foguth, Cayla Johnson
Bay Area Desk and Derrick Club Scholarship: Colin Hamlin
Calvin College Faculty Honors Scholarship: Kelsey Neuberger
Calvin College Mosaic Award: Kelsey Neuberger
Calvin College Heart and Mind Scholarship: Kelsey Neuberger
CASD School Board's Outstanding Community Service Award: Kyle Ahnert ~ Sandra Curtis ~ Taylor Doremire ~ Aleisha Hoover ~ Kelsey Neuberger ~ Daniel Priebe ~ Arica Rockhold ~ Abbey Troumbley ~ Matthew Vradenburg ~ Travis Westover ~ Chynna Williamson
Central Michigan University Board of Trustees Elite High School Graduate Scholarship: Jon Lennon
Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan Scholarship: Katie Whitney
Crawford AuSable School District Board Scholarship: Aleisha Hoover ~ Jalyn Millikin
Ferris State University Dean's Scholarship: Shauna Kappers
Ferris State University Achievement Scholarship: Aleisha Hoover ~ Katie Whitney
Ferris State University Founder's Scholarship: Tiffany Valentin
Ferris State University Residential Life Scholarship: Katie Whitney
GHS Alumni Association Scholarship Honoring Clara Sorenson: Taylor Doremire
Grayling American Business Women's Scholarship from the GHS Alumni Association: Chelsea Mott
Grayling Generating Station Scholarship: Aleisha Hoover
Grayling Redskin Football Program Scholarship: Molli Coe
Grayling Rotary Club Academic Scholarship: Kelsey Neuberger
Grayling Rotary Club Voc-Tech Scholarship: Devon Bobenmoyer ~ Chelsea Mott
Don Hale Memorial Scholarship from the Lions Club: Natosha Beaman ~ Aleisha Hoover
Don Hale Memorial Scholarship from the Lioness Club: Molli Coe
Order of the Eastern Star Grayling Chapter #83 Scholarship: Taylor Doremire ~ Cayla Johnson
Benjamin Henig, M.D., Memorial Scholarship: Savannah Foguth
Father Ivandic Scholarship from St. Mary's Church: Matthew Hilbrecht
Ellen Mae Rasmussen Klug Memorial Scholarship from the Burning Bush Tabernacle: Chelsea Mott
Kendall College of Art and Design Art Day Competition Scholarship: Marlo Russell
Kendall College of Art and Design Portfolio Scholarship: Marlo Russell
G. Jerome Kesseler Memorial Scholarship: Colin Hamlin
Loretta Sorenson Kesseler Memorial Scholarship: Taylor Doremire
R.L. Kesseler Family Endowed Centralis/Honors Program Scholarship: John Lennon
Kirtland Community College President's Scholarship: Jalyn Millikin
Kiwanis Stripe Memorial Scholarship: Kayla Bendig
Kiwanis Club of Grayling Community Foundation Scholarship: Jalyn Millikin
Lake Superior State University Board of Trustees Scholarship: Carl Gaff
Hans E. & Dora J. Lantzsch Scholarship Fund: Cayla Johnson
Lawrence Technological University Trustee Scholarship: Makenna Harwood
Irv McIsaac Memorial Scholarship from the Grayling Country Club: Alyssa Barnett ~ Taylor Desenfants
Howard (Whitey) Madsen Memorial Scholarship: Alyssa Barnett
National Wild Turkey Federation Scholarship: Ross Teeple
Katie Nave Memorial Scholarship from the GHS Alumni Association: Alexandrea Barber ~ Devon Bobenmoyer ~ Colin Hamlin ~ Robert Knepp ~ Jonnie Knight ~ Jalyn Millikin ~ Jessica Pickell
Kayla O'Mara Memorial Scholarship in Special Memory of Ruth O'Mara: Alyssa Barnett ~ Devon Bobenmoyer ~ Colin Hamlin ~ Cayla Johnson ~ Chelsea Mott ~ Kelsey Neuberger
Gregory Joseph Petrie Memorial Scholarship: Colin Hamlin
St. Mary's Youth Group Scholarship: Matthew Hilbrecht
Saginaw Valley State University Dean's Scholarship: Ashley Feldhauser
Douglas Slater, M.D., Health Sciences Scholarship: Kyle Ahnert ~ Alexandrea Barber
Sam Moore Scholarship Fund: Ryan Foguth
Joseph Stripe Memorial Scholarship from the GHS Alumni Association: John Lennon
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