Kennedy
High School celebrated its farewell to the Class of 2017 June 7 with a
jam-packed crowd in the school’s gymnasium.
One
of the big highlights of the event was the awarding of college scholarship
coordinated by the Taylor Public Schools Foundation for Educational Excellence
and its master of ceremonies, Ken Nelson.
The
scholarships went to Ashley Nelson (Ann Robertson Drake Scholarship, $1,000);
Rosemary Nnangoboya (Environmental Systems Scholarship, $1,000, and Charles
Dickelman University of Michigan Scholarship, $1,250); Filomena Savastano and
Kyle Wright (each $500 Educational Athletic Award); Phylisha Howell (DFSU
Financial Award, $500); Jacob Brophy (Mayor Rick Sollars Scholarship, $500, and
Grodman Cure Foundation Scholarship, $500); and Blake Hardin (Taylor Changing
Lives Scholarship, $500).
Also
awarded were Savastano (Taylor Ministries Making a Difference Scholarship,
$500); Wright (Taylor Public Schools Educational Foundation Scholarship, $500);
Houston James (Taylor School District Alumni Scholarship, $500, and Total
Credit Union Scholarship, $500); Breanna Swain (Women’s Auxiliary of the
Democratic Club of Taylor Scholarship, $500); Hosanna Kline (Angela Croft
Scholarship for Educational Excellence, $250); Joseph Nagy (Taylor Police
Auxiliary Scholarship, $500) and Jessica Greer (A.J. Webb Memorial Scholarship,
$500).
The
annual scholarships were a key part of a much bigger program for the events,
which also highlighted awards for the Principal’s Advisory Panel, Link Crew,
Key Club and academic awards.
As
is tradition at Kennedy, the end of the program marked the change over from the
Class of 2017 to the Class of 2018.
Congratulations
to the Class of 2017!
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