WWU Outstanding Graduates
Western Washington University honored its Outstanding Graduates for the 2015-16 academic year at spring Commencement on June 11. Local honorees:
Stephen Ateser (Jackson High School), of Bothell, Outstanding Graduate in Design as well as a Student Commencement Speaker
Danny Chong (Jackson), of Edmonds, Outstanding Graduate in Music
Andrew Holcraft, cum laude (Meadowdale), of Edmonds, Outstanding Graduate in Plastics and Composites
Danara King, cum laude (Stanwood), Outstanding Graduate in Sociology
Read more about the graduates and their accomplishments at the WWU news website.
VFW awards scholarship to Kamiak graduate
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8870 on June 14 awarded its $1,500 Jim Harkness Freedom Scholarship to Chloe Ames, a graduate of Kamiak High School. Ames plans to study education at Corban University in Salem, Oregon.
The scholarship is named for Jim Harkness, a Post member who fought at World War II’s Battle of the Bulge.
Zonta of Everett awards teen, women
The Zonta Club of Everett has awarded Jessamine Anderson, a graduate of Snohomish High School, with the 2016 Young Women in Public Affairs Scholarship. Anderson plans to study medicine at the University of Washington.
Zonta also awarded two $3,000 scholarships to women seeking to reenter the workforce. This year’s recipients were Arnita McClinton and Elizabeth Blake.
Company awards $6K to Lynnwood grad
Seattle Premium Outlets and Simon Youth Foundation have awarded a $6,000 scholarship to Lacy Nguyen, a Lynnwood High School graduate who plans to study political science and psychology at Whitworth University.
Edmonds Foundation awards $82K
The Foundation for Edmonds School District awarded $82,500 in scholarships to 47 graduating seniors and five alumni.
Edmonds Heights: Rachel Bragg, Tate Busby
Edmonds-Woodway: Abigail Alpers, Bintou Bandeh, Emily Dietzel, Fatima Fatty, Zander Hall-Spicuzza, Dane Johnson, Nancy Ou, Andrew Szilassy
Lynnwood: Jacey Anderson, Ibrar Aslam, Leslie Cho (2), Michael Dinh, Jamie Kayoda, Ana Pekic (2), Lakpa Sherpa, Jaspreet Sidhu, Olivia Teno (2), Alyssa Tran (2)
Meadowdale: Niat Emnetu, Emma Enga, Clayton Grisham, Hyoju Kim, Kevin Mendez, Madison Reed, Alec Sjoholm, Adam Zacharia
Mountlake Terrace: Catherine Allemann, Derek Anyimah, Bryson Bruno, Alexander Croce, AsiaLee Donnelly, Jason Ernst (2), Liya Ewing, Rivedhitha Gunaratnam, Haeley Johnston, Shimron Masih, Paxtyn Merten (2), Amanda Petrowski, Jessica Phung, Tran Quach, Samuel Sui, Bonnie Winters
Scriber Lake: Arianna Carr, Santino Dewyer, Hannah Hendrick
Alumni: Anna Matteucci, Selina Nguyen, Thomas Pham, Alicia Wright, Gavin Yip
Everett Foundation awards $55K
The Everett Public Schools Foundation awarded $55,550 in scholarships to graduates of Everett, Cascade, Jackson and Sequoia high schools.
Everett: Elijah Bergevin, Haley Burns, Ian Davis-Leonard, Ethan Dittoe, Latisha Ferguson, Erin Gordon, Eleanore Johnson, Kiana Keithly (2), Yevgeniya Lutskova, Jaidacyn Madrigal, Sophia Maggio, Diana McGowan, Julia Neff, Kelly Nguyen, William Nguyen, Kalina Nguyen Le, Dylan Scanes (2), Katelynn Scott, Marielle Stockton, Sydney Taggart
Cascade: Alexa Boswell, Samuel Cahill, Sydney Chase, Ivleen Kaur, Simrat Kaur, Jacob Kirschner, Jada Smith, Matthew Straughn, Kirsten Syberg
Jackson: Inaara Bhola, Ashley Gillis, Chan ha Kim, McKaulay Kolakowski, Maria Pasquarello, Olivia Sastry, Kayla Tandy, Danielle Wilfand
Sequoia: Lyudmyla Fesiienko, Adrian Monar, Krystal Tucker (2)
Art major gets boost
Wheaton College student Sarah Kaczka, of Edmonds, received the Linda Larson Bergwall Memorial Scholarship. The Art Department presented the award at an Honors Convocation. The scholarship is awarded to a junior who has demonstrated excellence in the visual arts.
Rotary honors students
The Alderwood-Terrace Rotary sponsors the Career and Technical Student of the Month program at Lynnwood High School. Spring winners were graduates Kaylia Johnson (fire service) and Hannah Hepler (family and consumer science) and juniors Mariah Luedtke (sports medicine) and Paige Whitehead (American sign language).
Charlyn Merkle, a Brier Elementary School first-grade teacher, was the June Alderwood-Terrace Rotary Educator of the Month.
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