Kiwanis honor names Clarke and Wells top students
Clarke Whitney and Noah Wells named outstanding students for March by Garden City Noon Kiwanis. Clarke, daughter of Jeff and Marjie Clarke, holds a 4.0 GPA, with roles in NHS KEY Club band and student media, aiming for KU mass comm or journalism. Wells, son of Gene and Gail Wells, has 3.7059 GPA, played football and wrestling, FCA active, plans business at Garden City CC and transfer to MidAmerica Nazarene University.
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Whitney Clarke
Noah Wells
Garden City Noon Kiwanis
Clarke
Jeff
Marjie Clarke
National Honor Society
KEY Club
GCHS
Sugar Beet
We Are Gchs
University of Kansas
Wells
Gene and
Gail Wells
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Garden City Community College
MidAmerica Nazarene University
Olathe
Friends University
Friends
Heath R. Alexander
Satanta
Teresa Houchin Alexander
Satanta High School
Alexander
Eddy named Howard Hughes scholar at K State
Sixteen Kansas State University students receive Howard Hughes Memorial Research Scholarships for two years. Rachel Eddy, a biology major sophomore, is among the scholars who gain 3500 annual stipend and 500 travel allowance with 450 hours of research yearly. Recipients must meet high GPA and ACT criteria.
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Kansas State University
Howard Hughes Memorial
Rachel Eddy
K-State
Division of Biology
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Satanta student wins $1000 scholarship in Kansas
Natalie Jo McDonald of Satanta received a $1000 award from the Beth E Johnson Memorial Scholarship Foundation for the 2004 05 academic year. The foundation grants two $1000 scholarships yearly to immediate family members of any person involved in the Liquid Petroleum Gas Industry in Kansas. McDonald, daughter of Scott and Shirley McDonald, plans to attend the University of Kansas in the fall.
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Natalie Jo McDonald
Satanta
Beth E. Johnson
Kansas
McDonald
Scott
Shirley McDonald
University of Kansas
Beaton Helps K State Group Win Scholarship
Kansas State University student chapter of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America won a $2,500 scholarship at Scotts Seed Quiz Bowl in San Diego. Chris Beaton of Scott City, a horticulture junior, was among the winning team members. They were quizzed on turfgrass biotechnology and golf trivia and will use the scholarship to help Sponsored by Scotts Seed in San Diego.
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Kansas State University
Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
San Diego
Chris Beaton
Scott City
Governor honors local teachers with awards
Gov Kathleen Sebelius honored four Kansas teachers for their work in economic education at a Capitol luncheon in Topeka. Locally Maureen Wilson and Heather Koehn, third grade teachers at Edith Scheuerman Elementary, received the inaugural Economic Educators of the Year Award by Kansas Education Commissioner Andy Tompkins.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Capitol Plaza
Topeka
Maureen Wilson
Heather Koehn
Edith Scheuerman
Andy Tompkins
Scott Community Foundation awards $20500 in scholarships
The Scott Community Foundation announced twenty thousand five hundred dollars in postsecondary scholarships for local students. Recipients include Woodrow and Loyal Hoffman Scholars Ashley Gibbs and Mitchell Unruh, each receiving five thousand dollars, graduates of Scott Community High School. Future of Scott Scholars Kaety Lovett and Clint also receive five hundred dollars each.
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Scott Community Foundation
Scott Community Mere
Woodrow
Loyal Hoffman
Scott Community High School
Ashley Gibbs
Mitchell Unruh
Scott
Kaety Lovett
Clint
Garden City Kiwanis Names February Top Students
GCHS seniors Amy Kinderknecht and Jason Degenhardt were named February outstanding students by the Garden City Noon Kiwanis. Kinderknecht, daughter of Vera and Jan, carries a 4.0 GPA and acts as NHS member and varsity athlete in golf and marching bands. Degenhardt, son of Ken and Cheryl, holds a 3.745 GPA and led Buffalo Band percussion as captain and co captain, also contributing to modern show choir, jazz band I and an a cappella choir. He aims to study music, education or performance.
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Amy Kinderknecht
Jason Degenhardt
Garden City Noon Kiwanis
Kinderknecht
Vera
Jan Kinderknecht
Garden City High School
GCHS
Kansas State University
Degenhardt
Ken
Cheryl Degenhardt
Buffalo Band
Modern
Area students win Friends' scholarships at Friends University
Sixty high school seniors were named Freshman Imagine the Difference Scholars, each receiving 24000 dollars total. Local recipients include Caleb Alexander from Garden City High School and Hilary Cox from Holcomb High School, both active in NHS and athletics and planning college majors in business and pre-optometry respectively.
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Friends University
Caleb Alexander
Garden City
Alexander
Garden City High School
Future Farmers of America
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Hilary Cox
Holcomb
Cox
Holcomb High School
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