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Hays High School 2019-2020 Athletic and Academic Awards Program Hays High School 2019-2020 Athletic and Academic Awards Program May, 2020 Created by Brooke Pflaum, Class of 2019 Created by Isabel Robben, Class of 2020 HAYS HIGH SCHOOL 2020 ACADEMIC & ATHLETIC AWARDS PROGRAM May, 2020 Welcome to our 2020 ACADEMIC & ATHLETIC AWARDS PROGRAM! While COVID-19 keeps us from having our annual face-to-face event and continues to influence our methods of teaching and learning at Hays High School, we will not allow it to stop us from recognizing the many accomplishments of our students / student athletes. We have much to be thankful for and many outstanding performances to acknowledge. This program is published to acknowledge these many academic and athletic awards of our Hays High Indians, especially the Class of 2020. Any awards that include medals, plaques, and/or trophies, will be distributed personally at the end of this school year. Seniors, we sincerely thank you for your effort, character, and commitment; we wish you the very best in your life moving forward. Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, continue to focus on what is best for your future; choose challenges that help you to improve and excel... don’t take the easy way. Parents and Guardians, thank you for your support of our students and Hays High School; we value your engagement and backing. Go Indians! Martin Straub, Principal Lance Krannawitter, AD/Assistant Principal John Linn, Assistant Principal Fred Winter, Assistant Principal Academic Booster Club Officers Athletic Booster Club Officers Sondra Hickert, President Jayme & Brian Ruder, President Kerry Schuckman, Vice-President Brooke & Curtis Deines, Vice-President Val Wente, Treasurer Kelly & Jeff Ackerman, Treasurer Kenda Leiker, Secretary Torie & Keith Smith, Secretary 1 SENIORS Seven Academic Semesters Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.0 Nathan Erbert Nathan Leiker James Roe Megan Flavin Madeline Lohmeyer Madison Weber Lynsie Hansen Abbey Oborny Taylor Weidenhaft Levi Hickert Noah Oborny Tucker Johnson Isabel Robben Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.80 • 3.99 Carson Ackerman Landon Dinkel Kallynn Petz Sierra Adkins Emily Goetz Emma Pfannenstiel Macee Altman Juan Guzman-Duran Olivia Reed Michaela Austin Allison Hillebrand Dylan Ruder Mulu Bannister Emily Huff Olivia Schremmer Ben Boland Aracely Hutchinson Colton Vajnar Jimmy Brungardt Brandon Kennemer Madelyn Waddell Sierra Bryant Lauren Kent Ashley Wilson Zoe Buffington Ethan Klausmeyer Joanna Carrillo Maldonado Yesenia Maldonado Moriah DeBey Peyton Niernberger Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.50 • 3.79 Nhoemi Carrillo Avery Jones Luke Schmidt Hanna Dannar Colton Leithead JiaYing Su Brooke Denning Brock Lummus Natalie Taylor Justice Dotts Kaylee Mergen Ethan Voss Matthew Goodale Kaylor Meyers Rylan Weigel Reanna Harman Tasiah Nunnery Rachel Whiteley Josh Haynes Paige Polifka-Denson Trae Woolsey Dellilah Herrera Cassidy Prough Isaac Howard Callen Rumbaugh Megan Howe Kari Satomi Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.30 • 3.49 Kaydee Brin Brian Escobedo Delaney Maier Thomas Brooks Sophie Humphrey Shayla Meredith Hayden Brown Gavin Jacobson Kenna Pfannenstiel Grant Brungardt Maigen Jay Brooklin Robben Shelby Dreher Shaun Koerner Easten Wamser Katelyn Engel Kenia Macias 2 JUNIORS Five Academic Semesters Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.0 Allison Brooks Ginny Ke Tucker Veach Anna Brull Jessica Luedders Ashley Vilaysing Andrew Duke Marrissa Raynesford Sydney Walker Alicia Feyerherm Claire Shippy Alexis White Sophia Garrison Allison Shubert Monique William Kilee Hale Madison Stanton Cooper Young Sierra Kaufman Devin Taliaferro Fernando Zarate Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.80 • 3.99 Alexandra Aldrich Ashlyn Luetters Kai Shaffer Alisara Arial Erica Malleck Sierra Smith Kayley Chartier Alexa Moeckel Kyah Summers Selene Chavez Saucedo Emelia Morley Kaitlyn Suppes Amanti Debelo Alicia Phlieger Samantha Tesluk Madison Geerdes Mylah Potter Lauren Wagner Hope Kisner Samuel Rider Madalyn William Emily Kreutzer Magdalen Robben Taite Woolsey Caitlin Leiker Brooklyn Schaffer Camry Young Cristina Leos Kamryn Schoenberger Kassandra Zimmer Taylor Loffredi Hope Schumacher Andrea Lopez Dalyn Schwarz Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.50 • 3.79 Emily Banks-Edgeman Reanna Green Nicolas Park Kaili Bethel Audrey Irvin Mataya Quinby Japheth Briney Miles Keller Grace Redetzke Shaelynn Brown Brendan Kershner Caden Riat Eliana Buller Nolan Klaus Taya Riedel Nathan Casper Dustin Knoll Audrey Rymer Zachary Chance Benjamin Krannawitter Devin Schmitt Kaitlyn Christen Jason Krannawitter Sidney Simms Kiley Crain Brynn Leiker David Stone Taylor Deines Leona Leiker Stanna Summers Grace Desbien Maia Lummus Daisy Tinoco Thomas Drabkin McKena McBride Matthew Vredenburg Derek Eichman Gabriel McGuire Kaleigh Weber Cooper Eiland Camille Moore Quinlan Weigel Abigail Werth Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.30 • 3.49 Dominic Bainter Johnessa Gay Samuel Nease Kylie Clark Sean Gillock Morgan Noone Remington Cox Sophia Gross Brent Rohr Madison Davis Weston Hoskins Daylen Vaughn Ryan Deitering Camryn Hunziker Dawson VonFeldt Bryan Delarosa Antoni Leiker Sheldon Webster Trista Flock Alan Melendez Enriquez Mia Weilert Abigail Miller 3 SOPHOMORES Three Academic Semesters Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.0 Kassidy Bergling Caroline Robben Samantha Vesper Alexandra Coveney Aleyia Ruder Nikka Vuong Connor Jacobs Ryan Schuckman McKinley Wamser Jersey Johnson Morgan Shorb Ayiesha Williams Leah Legleiter Hannah Swander Sydney Wittkorn Emry Lundy Jada Thomas Wesley Oakley Abigail Thornton Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.80 • 3.99 Elizabeth Clingan Madelyn Martin Reagan Smith Kacy Dinkel Jaleesa McCoy Seren Sumaya Landri Dotts Colton Pfannenstiel Noah Taylor Ashlynn Flax Kiana Pfeifer Mindi Veach McKenzie Flax Dustin Rajewski Ella Voth Liahna Hyatt Jocelyn Rigler Savanna Wellbrock Lexi Kinderknecht Brenna Schwien Rachel Windholz Kristen Kuhl Tayden Shuck Brooklyn Lewallen Chloe Sillmon Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.50 • 3.79 Parker Billinger Alex Johnson Mazzy Sacia Kambri Bogart Jaren Kanak Summer Schneider Matthew Bollig Olivia Kershner Cooper Shubert Jordan Dale Carson Kieffer Tyler Solida Aidan DeBey Kira Lay Ashton Thomas Colton Dodd-Spencer Shirley Lee Garrett Wellbrock Sydney Fagan Kamree Leiker Grace Wente Alex Flavin Grace McCord Perla Zamorano Christopher Goodale Gavin Meyers Sage Zweifel Ethan Gregory Lauryn Miller Lainey Hardman Wilson Miner Myles Hilton Aaliyah Neuburger Marissa Hoffman Kelly Parr Tray Hurley Karson Russell Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.30 • 3.49 Adam Armbrister Lilianna Griffith Estefani Ramirez Dylan Dreiling Mason Leach Molly Ricke Rosston Eckroat Jordyn Lloyd Grant Tesluk Rosa Enloe Anneliese Marecic Katherine Tinkel Jackson Fields Tristen Martin Noah Weimer John Fitzthum Taleia McCrae Jaelynn Wells Stanna Flinn Macy Meyers Trenton Werth Hannah Giess Samantha Pfannenstiel 4 FRESHMEN One Academic Semester Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.0 Cade Becker Rylie Fairbank Devin Schmidtberger Matthew Berner Liam Gatschet Rilee Schwarz Ashton Bickle Mackenzie Hagerman Kamryn Steinle Lily Biggs Avery Harmoney Chase Summers Blake Buckles Braden Hoskins Meg Taggart Harlee Dannar Claire Humphrey Maysyn Tippy Evan Dealy Devlyn Jochum Peyton Unruh Katrina Delimont Halle Lohmeyer Eileen Veatch Katie Dinkel Quinton McGuire Grayson Walburn Kenlie Dinkel Aspen Melvin Jaycine Watson GeorgeAnna Dorzweiler Jordin Myers Kayler Wellbrock Elle Dreiling Kaley Rajewski Chase Wittman Hannah Eikenberry Danica Scheve Ashlyn Zimmer Morgan Engel Cole Schlautman Julia Zimmerman Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.80 • 3.99 Camryn Beauchamp Leah Fletcher Carter Normandin Rylee Brewer Riley Green Remahliel Stull Celia Brooks Ashlyn Hammerschmidt Wyatt Waddell Noah Bruggeman Amelia Jaeger Jalynn Weilert Rylee Burd Riley Kershner Spencer Wellbrock William Cadoret Carly Lang Avery Winter Tia Carner Jessica Leiker Peyton Zimmerman Landen Clark Ryleigh Martinez Sarah Zimmerman Morgan Deines Ava Neil Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.50 • 3.79 Raena Anderson Karsten Koenke Joeseph Perry Anthony Arial Makayla Koerner Gage Porter Kamree Brin Callie Lane Sydney Potts Logan Chance Daimon Lang Jaden Reed Korbin Claiborn Olivia LaPorte-Zimmerman Trayton Roa MacKenzie Cunningham Savannah Lawson Amy Ruder Michaela Dickman Brittnee Leiker Sara Shank Darian Dodd-Spencer Xinxuan (Alex) Li Addison Staab Bradyn Dreher Evan Lind Seth Sumaya Braxton Fritzler Maggi Lindenmeyer Trent Summers Silas Glendening Jose Luna Kaylee Sustaita Trinity Gnad Zachary Maske Jordan Timken Keiarra Gonzales Emily McCord Seth Tripp Wyatt Grabbe Spenser Mills-Kulmala Emma Tschanz Kaden Harding Ansen Miner Chason VanDerWege Greg Hughes Diego Muller Tanner Werth Carly Johnson Mason Norris Emily White Nia Kaiser Jay Patel Raegan Winter Cooper Kisner Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.30 • 3.49 Katy Antrim Taylor Depenbusch Madison Nottingham Kareem Bello Harvey Handle Eli Rohr Morgen Berry Phoenix Henry Lily Stivers Gunner Cox Kaden McBride Jude Tippy Cyrus Vajnar 5 SCHOLARSHIP & AWARD PRESENTATIONS Dane G. Hansen Scholarships The purpose of Dane G. Hansen scholarships is to recognize young people of exceptional ability. Students graduating from high schools in 26 counties in Northwest Kansas are eligible for Hansen Scholarships. Four scholarship categories are awarded for high school seniors: Hansen Career & Technical Education, Hansen Student, Hansen Scholar, and Leader of Tomorrow. Total scholarship amount awarded for the 2019-2020 year is $531,000. Winners: LEADERS OF TOMORROW: $10,000,
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