Shorewood High School. Annual Awards Night. Wednesday, May 21, :00 p.m.

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1 Shorewood High School Annual Awards Night Wednesday, May 21, :00 p.m.

2 Awards Committee 2014 Timothy Kenney ~ Principal Matt Jones ~ Assistant Principal Mandy Kluck and Jennifer Runde ~ Student Support Services Brett Aiello ~ Mathematics Sheila Mooney ~ English Karen Grzybowski ~ Science Debra Schwinn ~ Social Studies Christine Jacquart ~ World Languages Vince Peterson ~ Integrated Wellness Sonja Juffer ~ Visual Arts Karen Frink ~ Performing Arts Coordinator Amy Clark Music provided by Shorewood Strings Quartet: Elizabeth Hayes Lina Jeong Jeremy Landers Ben Boehm A Special Thank You! Thank you to the many generous sponsors that afford us the opportunity to honor these exceptional students and celebrate their contributions. Thank you to the secretarial support staff - Jane Devine, Suzi Dixon, Jill Oechler and Joan Turner for their hard work in preparing for this event and to Patrick Spreadbury for his additional technical theatre support.

3 MIT AWARD Awarded to two freshmen, who have demonstrated proficiency in mathematics or science and are involved in extracurricular activities. Sponsored by the MIT Alumni Association. Arman Khan and Shimana Bose Ms. Karen Grzybowski, Science Dept. FRESHMAN AWARD Awarded to a freshman boy and girl with ability, scholarship, integrity of character, and cheerfulness in service. Max Janairo and Maeve McKaig SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD Awarded to a freshman and sophomore student who has demonstrated excellence and interest in social studies. Micaela Gayner and William Sandy Ms. Debra Schwinn, Social Studies Dept. UWM AWARD Awarded to a sophomore student with outstanding scholarship, service, and involvement in extracurricular activities. Sponsored by UWM. Sarah Goldberg Mr. Matt Halloran, UW-Milwaukee SOPHOMORE AWARD Awarded to one male and one female sophomore with ability, scholarship, integrity of character, and cheerfulness in service. Elena Cruz and Henry Fowler Mr. Matt Jones, Assistant Principal BROWN AWARD Awarded to a junior boy or girl with outstanding attributes and excellence in English. Sponsored by Brown University. Elizabeth Hayes Mr. Eric Gietzen, English Dept.

4 DARTMOUTH AWARD Awarded to a junior boy or girl with outstanding academic achievement combined with social, civic, or charitable commitment either within or outside the school environment. Sponsored by the Dartmouth Alumni Association. Shayna Moss Mr. Mike Nickolaus, Dartmouth Alumni RENSSELAER AWARD Awarded to a junior boy or girl with distinguished achievement in mathematics and science courses completed. Sponsored by the Rensselaer Medal Committee. Augustus Pendleton Ms. Karen Grzybowski, Science Dept. BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD Awarded to a junior boy or girl who has excelled in the study of science with aptitude for scientific leadership. Sponsored by Bausch and Lomb, Inc. Sarah Gruber Ms. Karen Grzybowski, Science Dept. SMITH AWARD Awarded to a junior boy or girl with outstanding academic achievement combined with leadership and concern for others. Sponsored by the Smith Alumni Association. Grace Hayes Ms. Jennifer Runde, School Counselor WILLIAMS COLLEGE AWARD Awarded to a junior boy or girl with outstanding academic achievement and who has made significant contributions in extracurricular activities. Sponsored by the Williams College Alumni Association. Dylan Larson-Harsch Mr. Matt Jones, Assistant Principal YALE AWARD Awarded to a junior boy or girl with outstanding personal character and intellectual promise. Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association. Mayan Essak Ms. Debra Schwinn, Social Studies Dept.

5 JUNIOR SERVICE AWARD Awarded to a junior boy or girl with outstanding character and service in and/or outside school. Ashley Eimers Ms. Mandy Kluck, School Counselor PEER MENTOR AWARD Awarded to a junior student who demonstrates leadership, service to the school community, good decision-making, strong values, and commitment to the Peer Mentor Program. McKenzie Lua Ms. Mandy Kluck, School Counselor BADGER GIRLS & BADGER BOYS STATE Awarded to junior students with high scholastic standing, leadership, character, and school activities. Sponsored by the North Shore American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 331 and the Shorewood Men's Club. James Douglass, Emma Soldon, Joseph Flegel-Mishlove, and Lina Jeong Mr. Dan Kleaveland Kupczak, Shorewood Men s Club Mr. Terry Longo, American Legion Post 331 AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Awarded to a senior boy and girl with courage, leadership, service, companionship, and scholarship. Sponsored by the North Shore American Legion Post No SENIOR SERVICE AWARD Luisa de Vogel and Alec Nelson Mr. Terry Longo, American Legion Post 331 Awarded to a senior boy or girl with commendable scholarship, character, and service as evidenced by school, community, and church or synagogue. Molly Spoerl Mr. Matt Jones, Assistant Principal CIVIC MUSIC AWARD Awarded to a senior boy or girl with outstanding performance in music, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. Sponsored by the Civic Music Association of Milwaukee. Martha Hellermann Ms. Roberta Ricci, Civic Music Association of Milwaukee

6 KURT LESWING SCHOLARSHIP EXPERIENCE Four students who won an essay contest are awarded the opportunity to live and work on board the S/V Denis Sullivan to experience self-exploration, boat operations and to develop an understanding of science, technology, and the environment. This is in memory and spirit of Kurt Leswing, an SHS 2005 graduate. Annalise Lozier, Maureen Patterson, William (Sam) Shields, and Justine Spore Mayan Essak, Kayla Gardner, Laura Gould, and Gus Pendleton The 2013 Recipients CUDAHY FUND WORLD LANGUAGE SCHOLARSHIPS Awarded to a junior or senior boy or girl with outstanding achievement in foreign language study with the goal of encouraging further study. Sponsored by the Patrick and Anna M. Cudahy Fund. Emilie Lozier (French) Amelia (Mimi) Smith (Multiple) Haley Lipo Zovic (Spanish) Ms. Christine Jacquart, World Language Dept. GRAPHIC ARTS SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior who has shown an interest and proficiency in the area of graphic arts. Evan Letourneau Mr. Jeff Zimpel, Visual Arts Dept. ART DEPARTMENT SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a student of high caliber in art who has been accepted at an art school, college, or university to pursue education in the field of art. Other criteria to be used are integrity, good citizenship and serious academic interest. Karl Apfelbach Mr. Jeff Zimpel, Visual Arts Dept. SHOREWOOD ORCHESTRA BOOSTER SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior member of the Shorewood Symphony Orchestra who intends to pursue music at a college, university, or conservatory. The student must demonstrate outstanding musicianship, strong leadership, good citizenship, and a deep and lasting commitment to music and the arts. Sponsored by the Shorewood Orchestra Booster Club. Nori Moy Ms. Susan Teerink, Orchestra Booster Club

7 HOLAN TISDALE SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior female who cares about the community, who excels in academics, and who has been involved in sports or other extracurricular activities. Lauren Kohlenberg Ms. Jennifer Runde, School Counselor ESTELLE KEENE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior boy or girl most deserving of recognition for outstanding achievement in the study of literature. Estelle Keene worked for over twenty years in the Shorewood High School and Intermediate School Libraries. Hayley Tsuchiyama Mr. Eric Gietzen, English Dept. STUDENT LEADER SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior boy or girl who has demonstrated outstanding leadership ability in student activities in school. Sponsored by the Shorewood High School Student Council. Ryan Shanahan Hayley Tsuchiyama, Student Council President DEBRA LYN SPECTOR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior who has demonstrated excellent academic achievement and strong character. Candidates must demonstrate financial need and will attend the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Debra Lyn Spector graduated from SHS in Kara Mueller KURT LUEDKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior boy or girl who has had a substantial impact on the technical aspects of Drama at SHS and who may pursue an interest in technical theater beyond high school. Emily Benz Ms. Rita Luedke SHOREWOOD BOOSTER CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior boy and girl with four years of athletic team(s) participation, good academic standing, volunteer service to athletics, and positive leadership. Sponsored by the Shorewood Booster Club. Taylor Dennis and Abigail Pech Mr. Peter Vrobel, Booster Club

8 SHOREWOOD WOMAN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a female student who has demonstrated excellent academic standing and who has a record of community service. Haley Florsheim Ms. Janet Nortrom, Shorewood Woman s Club SHOREWOOD FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to two seniors with good character, community service, and scholarship. Sponsored by the Shorewood Foundation. Kayla Gardner and Quinton Thomas Mr. Abe Goldberg, Shorewood Foundation AMCG HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior boy or girl who has shown good academic standings and plans on attending a four-year college to study a career in Health Sciences. Medical Staff of Aurora Medical Center - Grafton. Anjana Murali Dr. Anna Marie Windsor, Aurora Medical Center SHOREWOOD MEN S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior who demonstrates good character, determination, financial need and a commitment to community service. This student will be attending a two-year Wisconsin Chartered Technical College. Sponsored by the Shorewood Men s Club. Cheyenne Reynolds Mr. Dan Kleaveland Kupczak, Shorewood Men s Club BERTHA WHITE SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior boy or girl who has demonstrated excellence in journalism on the Ripples staff. Sydney Baum-Haines Mr. Michael Halloran, English Dept. NORTH SHORE UNITED EDUCATORS SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a senior student based on scholarship and a positive contribution to school and/or community. Priority will be given to a student 1.) who is interested in pursuing a career in education; 2.) who is the child of a Shorewood teacher; 3.) who has been in the district for most of his/her 12 years. Sponsored by North Shore United Educators. Prajwal Giri Mr. Eric Gietzen, English Dept.

9 WOODLAND CONFERENCE ACADEMIC ALL-STARS Awarded to top-performing SHS upperclassmen in every discipline. Sponsored by The Woodland Conference. English: Charles Stahl Integrated Wellness: Abigail Pech Mathematics: Anjana Murali Science: Laura Gould Social Studies: Maria Tonellato Performing Arts: Emilie Lozier Visual/Applied Arts: Eli Miller World Language: Allison Jacobson NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Awarded by the National Merit Scholarship Program for academic promise and distinguished performance. Only 15,000 students, nationwide become National Merit Finalists, and only 8,300 students become the Scholarship winners. Emilie Lozier and Anjana Murali PHILLIP W. GROSS SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to senior students with high potential, interest in academic study, and need. Phillip Gross was a member of the Shorewood School Board for twelve years and President for four years. Kejuan (Larry) Glosson and Laura Gould Ms. Mary Anne Gross ROBERT SHAW SCHOLARSHIP Robert Shaw, Shorewood graduate of 1935, provides our school a unique opportunity to assist students in pursuing higher education. An alumni trustee committee evaluates the applicants based on scholarship, leadership, service, character, and need. Caitlin Baltus, Signe Bedi, and Santidra Love