Truman
High School held what will be its final Farewell Assembly on Wednesday, June 6,
honoring the Class of 2018. Next year, the building will be transformed into
the all-new Taylor High School, merging the Kennedy and Truman student bodies
into one.
The
assembly, as usual, was held before a packed gymnasium crowd of students,
friend, family and official guests. Highlights included some tremendous music
from the band and chorus, special awards and a rousing edition of the Truman
Fight Song led by a Cougar football jersey-clad Principal Melissa Skopczynski
at the very end of the program.
The
Taylor Public School Foundation for Educational Excellence presented
scholarship to graduating seniors. Former educator Ken Nelson represented the
foundation and conducted the program.
The
awardees were:
•
DeJanae Benton ($1,250) Charles Dickelman University of Michigan Scholarship
•
Emily Conklin ($500) Dearborn Federal Credit Union Education Achievement Award
•
Alex Kolnitys ($500) Educational Athletic Scholarship
•
MacKenzie Raboczkay ($500) Mayor Rick Sollars Scholarship
•
Chase Nester ($500) Taylor Changing Lives Scholarship
•
Amber Thompson ($500) Taylor Changing Lives Scholarship
•
Sara Sherazi ($500) Taylor Ministerial Scholarship
•
Sara Timoficuil ($500) Taylor Public School Foundation Scholarship
•
Sarah Woolley ($500) Taylor School District Alumni Association Scholarship
•
Austin Gignac ($500) Total Community Credit Union Scholarship
•
Cierra Jones ($500) Women’s Auxiliary of the Democratic Club Scholarship
• Tomi DaSilva ($500)
Robert and Mary Merman Award.
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