1st National Bank in Howell Scholarship. American Red Cross Scholarship

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1 1st National Bank in Howell American Red Cross Anna Guttrich /Beta Sigma Phi Lota Chapter Bernie Gibbons Humanitarian Memorial Brent B. Nauss Memorial Brighton Art Gills /Norma Gray Brighton Masonic Lodge Danny Beacome Program Cam Carter Memorial This scholarship awards up to ten, non-renewable, $1,000 scholarships for Livingston County high school seniors to continue their academic or vocational education. Selection criteria focuses on: Academics (min. 3.0 GPA), Community Service, An Essay, Recommendation letters, Extra-curricular activities, after-school job, etc., Challenges, if any, overcome to graduate. Applications are available online at FNBH.com, from your high school counselor or at any First National Bank office. awarded to a graduating senior by the Howell High School Administration for the student(s) that are the active participants in the high school blood program and exhibit a leadership role in the coordination and recruitment of blood drives. awarded by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority to a graduating senior who plans to pursue a career in nursing or a related medical field of study. awarded to a graduating male senior who plans to study a humanitarian field (i.e. education, medicine, religious studies, psychology, social work or natural resources). GPA must be improved or maintained during high school. High School athletic participation required or you must have tried out for a team. awarded on the basis of academic and athletic achievement, courage, sportsmanship, and good citizenship. This scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior planning to attend college and who has participated in track and cross country while in high school. awarded to a senior with desire to pursue studies in a science field of a 4 year institution. Selection will be based on academics strength in Science. Must have 4 years of Science including Biology, Chemistry and Physics. s" section on the s" section on the s" section on the

2 Citizens Insurance Dwight Stepp Memorial Eric Durbin Memorial Eva Allen Memorial Fund awarded to a graduating Howell High School senior to recognize and reward a student who exhibits academic achievement, demonstrates leadership and possesses a commitment to community service. Citizens Insurance Company of America is pleased to make our community scholarship program available to public school students in Livingston County. Apply online at: Complete information listed on website. This scholarship recipient is selected by the Howell High School's tennis coach, based on courage, sportsmanship and good citizenship, effort in athletics and academics, and desire to excel in any endeavor. awarded to a senior interested in a medical or helping profession, especially in understanding depression. awarded to a commercial or business graduating senior of good character and has maintained an above average academic record. The Eva Allen Memorial Award is given in memory of a former Howell High School teacher by her family and friends. Deadline has passed. Frank E. Reuland Memorial Galloway, E.D. awarded to a graduating senior who plans to enter a technical school or college to major in electronics, electrical or mechanical engineering. The E. G. Galloway Fund was established by Elizabeth McMichael Galloway in her will as a memorial to her late husband, Elias Durfee Galloway, the first graduate of Howell High School, Class of While Elizabeth's will is dated June 11, 1925, it is not known when she died, but her husband preceded her in death in 1918 at age 68. This scholarship will be awarded to the graduating senior having the highest GPA and who will be attending the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan in Fall, 2017.

3 Harris Family : Joseph S. Harris Memorial Harris Family s: Helen Urbas Harris Memorial Howell Area Junior Baseball and Softball Howell Area Junior Football League The Joseph S. Harris Memorial was established in 1982 by the family and friends of Mr. Harris, a former member of the board of education, local businessman and active participant in community affairs. His widow, Helen, administered the scholarship for more than 25 years. The Helen U. Harris Memorial was established in 2009 by the family and friends of Mrs. Harris, a local businesswoman and active participant in community affairs. More than 100 scholarships have already been awarded since The Joseph S. Harris Memorial was established in 1982 by the family and friends of Mr. Harris, a former member of the board of education, local businessman and active participant in community affairs. His widow, Helen, administered the scholarship for more than 25 years. The Helen U. Harris Memorial was established in 2009 by the family and friends of Mrs. Harris, a local businesswoman and active participant in community affairs. More than 100 scholarships have already been awarded since awarded to one female and one male Howell High School student who meets the following criteria: participation in Howell Area Junior Baseball or Softball for 3 years. awarded to one female and one male graduating senior athlete who meet the following criteria: participation in one of Howell High School s athletic programs, and having a brother, sister, or parent who has participated in HAJFL. s" section on the s" section on the Howell Athletic Boosters awarded to a graduating senior by the Howell Athletic Boosters. Two scholarships will be awarded to graduating female athletes and two scholarships will be awarded to graduating male athletes.

4 Howell Carnegie District Library/Kathleen Zaenger Public Service Howell Education Association HEA Griffiths Howell Education Foundation / Howell High School Alumni The board of Trustees of the Howell Carnegie District Library Board have approved this scholarship to honor Kathleen Zaenger for her tireless work within and service for the community of Howell and Livingston County over thirty eight years as the Director of the Howell Carnegie District Library. awarded to a graduating senior who has exceptional community service. Students that apply will need to provide documentation of three recommendations recognizing and highlighting significant community service to the community of Howell during their high school career with a minimum of 20 hours. Other requirements include a minimum GPA of 2.5 with plans for continued education beyond high school to a trade school, college or University. warded to a student who plans to pursue a degree in education. This scholarship is renewable for 4 years as long as the student remains in the education/teaching field in college. awarded to a graduating senior exhibiting academic leadership, extracurricular activities, community service, and "GREEN & GOLD" spirit. This scholarship will focus mostly on students involved in building trades, the firefighter program, interact club, or reaching higher. Howell Education Support Personnel Association (HESPA) Howell Fraternal Order of Eagles Howell Garden Club Horticultural awarded to a graduating senior of a current HESPA member s child only. awarded to a deserving High School Senior of Livingston County, or Child of the Howell Fraternal Order of Eagles Club member in good standing. Offered to a Livingston County student attending the Fowlerville Agriscience Class. s" section on the s" section on the

5 Howell High School Guidance Office Howell Hockey Boosters Annual Howell Public Schools Administration Howell Rotary, in honor of William R. Ladner and William Christopherson awarded to a graduating senior that has changed their life around for the better. This student may have struggled with any of the following: failing grades, extensive discipline, poor attitude, limited social skills, no desire to accomplish any goals. Then they improved themselves; either grades got better, discipline decreased, better attitude, enhanced social skills and started making goals to one day accomplishing them. Ultimately, this student believed graduation was out of reach and is now on task to graduate in June, and will be attending a college, university or trade school in the Fall. awarded to a Senior Varsity Hockey player based on GPA, Sportsmanship, Leadership, Community Service as selected by the Varsity Hockey Coach. Selected by the Howell Varsity Hockey Coach. awarded to a graduating senior pursuing a career in education. Criteria includes: cumulative GPA 3.0 or higher, community service, and extracurricular activities. awarded to a graduating senior who has a strong emphasis on community service, academics, and extracurricular activities and who is planning to pursue a degree from a university or community college. This scholarship is in honor of William R. Ladner and William Christopherson, long time Rotarians. The Howell Rotary Club was founded May 5, 1924 and is a service-oriented club made up of business and professional people in the community. Rotary club members are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally under the motto "Service Above Self. We sponsor many fundraisers with money being dispersed to local and world-wide organizations to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training, develop parks and recreational opportunities, promote peace, and eradicate polio. Our work advances international understanding, goodwill, and peace throughout a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in service. Of all the things that Rotary members think, say and do, we use the following "4 Way Test" to guide our decisions: 1. Is it the truth? 2. Is it fair to all concerned? 3. Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 4. Will it be beneficial to all those concerned?

6 James R. Nixon Athletic Joanne Saoud Theatre John Harvey Kellogg Estate Award Knights of Columbus, William M. Kenney Memorial Lasse Kauserud Memorial Award awarded to a graduating senior by the family and friends of James R. Nixon, a lifelong resident of Howell. James Nixon was a former student and athlete who later became an active member of Howell Athletic Boosters and supporter of Howell High School athletic programs. Two scholarships are given to one graduating male athlete and one female athlete. The purpose of this scholarship is to help finance a student s post secondary educational plans. awarded to a student interested in studying theatre, musical theatre, or theatre education. awarded to a graduating senior who has been a superior student and who will pursue a degree and serve in the medical profession. The Knights of Columbus are a Catholic fraternal organization founded on the principles of Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. The Knights of Columbus will be awarding two scholarships to graduating seniors. Students applying for this scholarship must be in the top 100 of your class, attending a 4 year college in engineering, computer science or other science/technology program in the Fall, and be a resident of the Howell Public School District. For more information on other scholarships available, go to awarded to a graduating senior on the basis of courage, sportsmanship and good citizenship, academic and athletic efforts, and the desire to excel in any endeavor. This graduating senior is college bound and has been on either Howell High School s track or wrestling team.

7 Livingston County Spartans, Textbook Livingston Women's Club - Human Services Mackenzie L. Watts Memorial s awarded to graduating seniors attending Michigan State University in the Fall of 2017 or Winter of Recognizing the increasing high costs of attending college, the MSU alumni club of Livingston County offers an annual scholarship of $1,000 to high school seniors residing in Livingston County. The funds are to be used for the purchase of textbooks, reading material, course packets and other resource material required for the student's courses while attending Michigan State University. To qualify the applicant must be a high school senior residing in Livingston County and has been accepted at MSU for the Fall of 2017 or Winter of The application is available on line at: These applications can be downloaded on home computers, completed and mailed with required data. Complete information listed on application. This scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior from a Livingston County High School who is planning on entering the field of human services. Mackenzie was born in Owosso, Michigan, the daughter of George and Laurie Watts. Mackenzie made the people and world around her better. She was a friend to all who knew her and the impact of her life extended far beyond those. Whether she was in the classroom, at church, in the pool, or singing in the choir, Mackenzie approached life with such heart that an entire room would smile at her presence. A natural leader, Mackenzie was constantly supportive of her peers in any situation. She could be counted on for sound advice, words of encouragement, or an open ear. She was sincere, welcoming, and lived everyday with an enthusiasm only matched by her trademarked smile. Mackenzie was also a hard worker, determined to give it her all until her goals were accomplished. She faced every new challenge, tackled every new problem, and climbed over any barrier with joyful optimism and full commitment. Mackenzie was a true role model and set an example for others to strive for. Coaching young children, mentoring teammates, modeling dedication, piety, compassion and determination, Mackenzie, in her fifteen years on earth, demonstrated a life we should all try to emulate. s shall be awarded to seniors in good standing from a high school in the Howell Public School District. Applicants must be in good standing/credit eligible for commencement and diploma from Howell Public Schools. Grade point average of a B or better (3.0 or higher). Proven record of community service. Proven record of leadership role in school, organization or team (school organization officer, student council, or team captain). CHOIR SCHOLARSHIP (Male or Female): Varsity choir member with a minimum three years participation in the choir program. SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP (Male or Female): Varsity soccer team member with a minimum of two years participation on the soccer team, one of them being their senior year unless a medical/physical condition prohibits participation senior year; then only the senior year participation requirement is waived. SWIMMING/DIVING SCHOLARSHIP (Female): Women s varsity swim team member with a minimum of two years participation on the swim team, one of them being their senior year unless a medical/physical condition prohibits participation senior year; then only the senior year participation requirement is waived. s" section on the s" section on the s" section on the

8 Marilou McMacken Memorial PomPon National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Norman L. & Norman R. Jamieson Turn-Around Northwest PTO P.E.O. Chapter EF "We Believe In You" Pamela Campau for the Arts This scholarship is offered as a tribute in memory of the founder of the pompon squad, Marilou McMacken of She graduated from HHS in 1958 and devoted her life to teaching dance. granted to a graduating senior on the Howell PomPon squad who exemplifies the qualities of good character, spirit, dedication, leadership and sets a good example in all facets of life. To qualify for this scholarship, you must meet high school graduation requirements, be a member of Howell PomPon squad for at least two years including entire senior year and be a person with good character who strives to be the best person he or she can be in all facets of life. Applicants should show interest in pursuing dance/pompon following high school graduation, especially during the college years. This scholarship was already awarded to a graduating female senior who was nominated by her high school counselor. awarded to a graduating senior who has progressed in a positive direction in school and intends to attend a post secondary educational program. It is named after Norman R. Jamieson, father, and son Norman L. Jamieson. awarded to a graduating senior who was a former student of Northwest Elementary for their continued education. P.E.O. is a women's international Philanthrpic Educational Organization whose focus is raising scholarship money for women. This local scholarship is being awarded to a graduating senior girl who, through no fault of her own, has encountered obstacles to her completing her high school education, has overcome or is overcoming those obstacles and hardships, and has now enrolled in a college or technical school for the fall semester. Requirements: Graduating with a 2.5 GPA or higher, Brief letter describing obstacles or hardships overcome or being overcome, Two references from non-family members (either written or by phone), Willing to keep Chapter EF informed on progress after starting postsecondary courses, Willing to have a photo taken with Chapter EF representatives, Willing to sign and date an agreement to the above requirements. s" section on the s" section on the

9 Paul Bennett/Bernie Gibbons Athletic PTMO awarded to a graduating senior considered by the coaches and athletic department as the male athlete of the year. The Athletic Director and the coaches collectively decide on the recipient. The selection is to be the best allaround athlete, who does not receive a full ride from another scholarship. awarded to a graduating senior by the PTMO, Parent Teacher Mentoring Organization who is continuing their education to a college, university or a trade school. You may be scheduled for a personal interview from the PTMO committee. PTMO - Bob Maxey Ford of Howell, Inc. PTMO - Livingston County Sheriff Reuland Electric Memorial Robert Mitchell Memorial Ruahmah J. Hutchings Fund Charitable Trust awarded to a graduating senior by the PTMO, Parent Teacher Mentoring Organization who is continuing their education to a college, university or a trade school. Student must have a GPA ONLY between to qualify. Good attendance will be considered. All students involved in the PTMO are encouraged to apply. awarded to a graduating senior by the PTMO, Parent Teacher Mentoring Organization who is continuing their education to a college, university or a trade school. Student must have a GPA ONLY between to qualify. Good attendance will be considered. All students involved in the PTMO are encouraged to apply. awarded to a graduating senior who is outstanding in academics, citizenship, and good sportsmanship. This student is college-bound, selfmotivated and will become a credit to himself/herself and to the community. This scholarship was established in 2016 by Michael Mitchell, in tribute to his late brother Robert Mitchell. This fund provides a scholarship to one Wrestler from Howell High School. It will be awarded to a graduating senior on the wrestling team. It must be used the year it is presented and may be used at a University, College, Vocational, Technical School. Howell wrestling team members and or Howell High School faculty to decide who best fits the requirements. awarded to a graduating senior who was nominated by Michele Schafer, Howell High School s Teacher Consultant and the current pastor of the Howell First United Methodist Church.

10 Scott Pohl "Heart of a Highlander" Memorial Susan and Christopher Garvey Music/Foreign Language The Pioneer State Mutual Insurance Co. and Cobb Hall Merit The Witt Family This scholarship is in honor of Scott Pohl. Scott was a student-athlete and a 2005 graduate of Howell High School who lost his life in the summer of Scott was an All State Athlete while attending Howell High School, in addition a student who was passionate in construction trades and manufacturing. Scott s father Karl Pohl funded the scholarship with funds donated by people who were close with Scott and wanted to do something to honor Scott s memory. This scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior based on the Howell High School Football coaching staff nominating players that most represent the memory of Scott Pohl and the positive traits he had. The individual earning this scholarship is someone who represents the Heart of a Highlander meaning a person that is dedicated to Howell High and is a good person who cares about his/her teammates and classmates. awarded to a graduating senior who has completed or will complete ALL of the following (academic criteria must be met in order to apply for this scholarship - transcript will be verified by preliminary committee): must be active in the Howell High School music department (choir/band), must have completed three or more years of foreign language classes, completed one or more advanced math or science courses (Pre-Calculus and Discrete Mathematics, Calculus, Anatomy, AP Biology, AP Physics, AP Chemistry), active in school or community volunteer projects. awarded to a Howell High School senior who is pursuing a baccalaureate in a business/management or insurance related field and has been accepted to an accredited college or university. Candidates should exhibit the following: good citizenship (i.e. display a positive outlook, show compassion, be professional, courteous and approachable), good attendance record, excellent oral/written communication skills and meet all academic standards with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Priority will be given to students involved in community and/or extracurricular activities. Financial need will also be taken into consideration. This was created by the Witt Family. awarded to a graduating senior by Michele Schafer, Howell High School s Teacher Consultant to help support the future interests, goals and dreams of a deserving student having an IEP and receiving a Certificate of Completion. This will be awarded to a student that demonstrates a positive attitude, the ability to work through challenges and the desire to further their education with post secondary training and or college. s" section on the

11 Three Fires Elementary PTO and Southeast Elementary VanGilder Family Foundation awarded to a graduating senior continuing his or her education. Student must have attended Three Fires Elementary (formerly known as Latson Elementary). A second scholarship will be given to a student who attended Southeast Elementary. awarded to a graduating senior with a minimum grade point of 2.5. Students applying must plan to attend a four year college in the Fall (in or out of state, and carry a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester). This student must be considered a good citizen by the selecting committee. Vocational Education Award Sponsored by Dr. Sam Daniels WHMI Winfield H. & Dr. Grace Song Line Award awarded to a graduating senior who is planning on attending to go into a vocational or trade school. Student must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher. awarded to a graduating senior of good moral character and good academic standing who have displayed genuine interest in his/her community, church, home and school, and have actively participated in organizations and projects which have as their goal the betterment of human kind. s" section on the