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Scholarship Name Recipient Name School at the Time of Application 2018/19 Scholarship Recipients Scholarship Name Recipient Name School at the time of Application Appleton Rotary Foundation Scholarship Audrey Roberts Appleton East High School Fund Appleton Rotary Foundation Scholarship Ryan Erdmann Fox Valley Lutheran High School Fund Appleton Rotary Foundation Scholarship St. Francis St. Francis Xavier High Sabrina Huston Fund School Jerome O. Berg Scholarship Fund Kent Van Beek Appleton West High School Leila I. Blajeski ("Mrs. B") Memorial Macey Herrmann Kaukauna High School Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Little Chute Career Pathways Anna Hietpas Scholarship Fund Academy Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Cari A. Hansen Carroll University Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Delaney Hayward Neenah High School Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Emily Fischer Appleton North High School Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Gabrielle Piechocki Fox Valley Lutheran High School Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Hannah E. Foley Fort Atkinson High School Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Nicole Beyer Kimberly High School Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Nicole Koerth Brillion High School Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Nolan Lietzke Appleton West High School Scholarship Fund Joyce Bytof Memorial Cancer Survivor Sabrina Hodgins Appleton West High School Scholarship Fund Jim Bohne Memorial Scholarship Fund Katelyn Mauel Kimberly High School Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Austin Hoersch Fox Valley Lutheran Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Eliana Tetzlaff St. Francis Xavier High School Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Erik Hopp Appleton North High School Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Erika Priebe Fox Valley Lutheran High School Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Max Alberts Appleton West High School Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Mitchell Pisinger St. Francis Xavier High School Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Samantha Jane Plankey Appleton North High School Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Shelby Hiltgen Appleton West High School Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Sophia Sanford Appleton East High School Scholarship Fund Joseph N. Berg and Theodore C. Berg Golf Trey Scott Anderson Appleton East High School Scholarship Fund Robert and Patricia Endries Family Carmen Jean Yost Brillion High School Scholarship Fund Robert and Patricia Endries Family Hannah Roehrig Brillion High School Scholarship Fund Robert and Patricia Endries Family Katharina Keller Brillion High School Scholarship Fund Robert and Patricia Endries Family Tanner Schlender Brillion High School Scholarship Fund Mary Endries Memorial Scholarship Fund Mykayla Rasmussen Brillion High School Professional Plating Brillion High School Courtney Hackbarth Brillion High School Salutatorian Scholarship Fund James D. Brogan Memorial Scholarship Sydney Swenson Kaukauna High School Fund CLINTONVILLE AREA FOUNDATION Philip Jeske Memorial Scholarship Fund Ashley Fewell Clintonville High School Carol J. Johnson Scholarship Fund Taylor Clinton Clintonville High School David and Verna Kuschel Scholarship MaKayla Coddington Clintonville High School Fund Arno and Eleanor Olson High School Ashley McRann Clintonville High School Scholarship Fund Arno and Eleanor Olson High School Casey L. Ptacek Clintonville High School Scholarship Fund Arno and Eleanor Olson High School Makenna Rose Bevernitz Clintonville High School Scholarship Fund Joan A. Paulson Scholarship Fund Makenna Rose Bevernitz Clintonville High School Margaret Peeters Memorial Scholarship Emma Weatherwax Clintonville High School Fund Walter and Mabel Schultz Scholastic Taylor Davies Clintonville High School Fund Jerry Wagenson Memorial Fund Jules Buttles Clintonville High School CHILTON AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION John Adema Soccer Scholarship Fund Margaret Dickrell Kiel High School John Adema Soccer Scholarship Fund Trenton Bebermeier Kiel High School Edward J. Casper Family Scholarship Fund Alexandria Abts Brillion High School Edward J. Casper Family Scholarship Fund Amelia Bates Hilbert High School Edward J. Casper Family Scholarship Fund Colton Lemke Chilton High School Edward J. Casper Family Scholarship Fund Devyn Michael Gerhartz Stockbridge High School Edward J. Casper Family Scholarship Fund Ryan Robert Steffes New Holstein High School Henry and Delores Hammer Scholarship Alexis Anhalt Chilton High School Fund Henry and Delores Hammer Scholarship Brandon Ludwig Chilton High School Fund Henry and Delores Hammer Scholarship Sierra Koski Chilton High School Fund Katie Hemauer Memorial Scholarship Benjamin Delebreau Chilton High School Fund Katie Hemauer Memorial Scholarship Kelsey Marie Nushardt Stockbridge High School Fund Adam Hoerth Memorial Scholarship Fund Calvin Casper Chilton High School Milton H. Kuether Scholarship Fund Amanda Brandt Kiel High School Milton H. Kuether Scholarship Fund Brennan Navis Kiel High School Milton H. Kuether Scholarship Fund David Vogel Kiel High School Milton H. Kuether Scholarship Fund Kathy Moritz Kiel High School Milton H. Kuether Scholarship Fund Mary Tanouye Kiel High School Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Ariel Heraly Brillion High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Caroline Klessig Kiel High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial David Vogel Kiel High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Devyn Gerhartz Stockbridge High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Jacob Thiel New Holstein High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Janna Lee Meyer-Steinhorst New Holstein High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Katelyn Miller Brillion High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Kelsey Kobriger Chilton High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial MaKenna Kees Hilbert High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Megan Lau Hilbert High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Nathan Schmitz Chilton High School Scholarship Fund Violet and Ruben Laack Memorial Tara Catherine Lemke Stockbridge High School Scholarship Fund Ruth and John Mattke Scholarship Fund Haley Halbach New Holstein High School Samantha Nelson Memorial Scholarship Victoria Rose Feider New Holstein High School Fund Samantha Nelson Memorial Scholarship William Richard Kienbaum New Holstein High School Fund KaNisha Flemming Smile Beautiful Danielle Karls Chilton High School Scholarship Fund KaNisha Flemming Smile Beautiful Kara Wagner Chilton High School Scholarship Fund Promise Scholarship Fund Dina Maleny Capetillo Chilton High School Promise Scholarship Fund Ahylin Sanchez Promise Scholarship Fund Brayan Castelan Cruz Promise Scholarship Fund Gerardo Aguilar Ortiz Promise Scholarship Fund Gissell Terrazas Tim Reinl Memorial Scholarship Fund Caitlynne Siech Chilton High School Adolph Stoelting Scholarship Fund Dayne T. Friday Kiel High School Adolph Stoelting Scholarship Fund Kaitlyn Horneck Kiel High School Gordon Umland Educational Scholarship Jacob Thiel New Holstein High School Fund Cooney Simon Memorial Scholarship Elijah Creel Kimberly High School Fund Coach Gene Davis Memorial Scholarship Alexis Shannon Lawrence University Fund Andrew Davel Memorial Scholarship Jacy Olszewski Menasha High School Fund Mildred Ryan Disher Scholarship Fund Alayna Werner Appleton North High School Susan Drewek Scholarship Fund Rachel Lawrynk Appleton West High School Eck Education Scholarship Fund Kelvin Veldre Two Rivers High School Eck Education Scholarship Fund Trevor Wenzel Valders High School Rev. Dr. Neil T. Eckstein Scholarship for Ryan Robert Thyssen UW - La Crosse Grace Lutheran Church Ephesians 4:11-13 Scholarship Fund Zachary Borns Fox Valley Lutheran High School Kodye Fassbender Memorial Scholarship Nicole Lorenzoni Appleton North High School Fund Faith Technologies, Inc. Memorial Courtney Guenther Mount Horeb High School Scholarship Fund Claire Fell Doherty Nursing Scholarship Payton Ebben Kaukauna High School Fund Margaret Ferris Scholarship for Hard of Dylan Wright Oshkosh West High School Hearing Students Northeast Wisconsin Technical Gold Cross Ambulance Scholarship Fund Colin Ehlert College Northeast Wisconsin Technical Gold Cross Ambulance Scholarship Fund Devin Nikodem College Louis H. and Beula P. Haase College Olivia Pennings St. Mary Central High School Scholarship Fund Col. Harold L. and Esther Graef Hamilton Juliana Kellenberger Appleton West High School Scholarship Fund Col. Harold L. and Esther Graef Hamilton Lucas Pauling Appleton West High School Scholarship Fund Hoeft Family Scholarship Fund Bailey Rose Hortonville High School Hoeft Family Scholarship Fund Leanna Frisbie Hortonville High School Hoeft Family Scholarship Fund Madison Curtin Hortonville High School Huston Family Scholarship Fund Trey Scott Anderson Appleton East High School IASM Scholarship Fund Ellie Thein MACCRAY High School IASM Scholarship Fund Logan Kerner Selkirk College IASM Scholarship Fund Reid Michael Knighten Zion Chapel High School Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company Erika Dallmann UW Madison Scholarship Fund Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company Rachel Miserlian Neenah High School Scholarship Fund Kaukauna Alumni Foundation Scholarship Claire Engman Kaukauna High
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