SPRING VALLEY MIDDLE-HIGH

SCHOOL

2018-2019 LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP

GUIDELINES

Several scholarships have multiple recipients. For EACH of the scholarships in bold print,

students must provide an additional copy of the entire packet of application materials. Scholarships

requiring an additional essay or other requirements are noted with an asterisk (*).

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Spring Valley School Nondiscrimination Statement Allen A. and Sylva L. Anderson ................................................. 01 Alms Sisters’ Memorial Education ................................................ 02 Arnold W. Anderson Memorial ..................................................... 03 Bernard and Ioliene Grant ............................................................. 04 Beverly Kirby Memorial Health * ............................................. 05 Bill Stein Memorial ....................................................................... 06 Botany Belles and Beaus Garden Club ...................................... 07 Dennis Kado Memorial Art* ....................................................... 08 Devee Gingrich Memorial Music .................................................. 09 First Bank of Baldwin* ............................................................... 10 Get a Skill, Get a Job ...................................................................... 11 Healing Choices* ......................................................................... 12 Jim and Jean Furuglyas Memorial ................................................. 13 Joseph Menter Jr. ........................................................................... 14 Laura Faber Holcomb Bergelin Memorial Nursing ....................... 15 Logan M. Jacobson Memorial .................................................... 16 Lundquist Memorial Science ......................................................... 17 Mark Anderson, Inc. ................................................................... 18 Mildred Arneson Memorial ........................................................... 19 Neil H. Palmer Memorial * ............................................................ 20 Noah Lamb Memorial * ............................................................... 21 Pierce Co. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9060* .......................... 22 Richard H. Pence Memorial ........................................................... 23 Spring Valley Agriculture Scholarship .......................................... 24 Spring Valley American Legion Post 227 * ............................... 25 Spring Valley Area Ambulance Healthcare Education * ........ 26 Spring Valley Dentistry * ............................................................. 27 Spring Valley Teachers and Support Staff ............................... 28 Spring Valley Instrumental Music ............................................ 29 Spring Valley Lions Club ............................................................ 30 Spring Valley School Alumni Memorial ...................................... 31 Spring Valley Wrestling Club .................................................... 32 Wilson American Legion & Auxiliary Post 330 * ..................... 33

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SPRING VALLEY Spring Valley, WI 54767

STUDENT NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT

The School District of Spring Valley shall not discriminate against students in curricular, co-curricular, student services, recreational or other programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, ancestry, creed, religion, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability or handicap.

ALLEN A. AND SYLVA L. ANDERSON SCHOLARSHIP

A $500 scholarship has been established in the name of Allen A. and Sylva L. Anderson to be awarded to a senior entering a two or four year post secondary school (this includes a technical college). You will receive the funds upon proof of registration at a post secondary school. This scholarship is designated to go to a reliable, responsible person who has exhibited good scholarship. Financial need will be a factor taken into consideration in the awarding of this scholarship. Funds will be paid to the student and the school at the beginning of the school year. Major: General Amount: Approximately $500 Amount varies year to year When Paid: Upon proof of registration By Whom: The Lutheran Community Foundation

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ALMS SISTERS’ MEMORIAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP

The family of Donna and Leona Alms has established a scholarship in their memory. Both Donna and Leona were teachers for many years. The scholarship is designated to go to a reliable, responsible person who has exhibited good scholarship. Financial need will be a factor taken into consideration in awarding of this scholarship. Accordingly, the scholarship recipient will be a graduating senior of Spring Valley High School who is majoring in education and will be attending the University of Wisconsin-River Falls Campus. Funds will be paid to the student and the school upon successful completion of the first grading period. Major: Education/UW-RF Amount: $100.00 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st Semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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ARNOLD W. ANDERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Arnold W. Anderson Scholarship was established in March, 1995, with funds that Mr. Anderson designated to assist Spring Valley High School graduates in financing their post-high school education. Mr. Anderson’s gift was $10,000. The annual award will be determined by current interest rates. It is expected the award will be approximately $300.00 per year. The scholarship winner will receive funds given in the names of both the student and the school they are attending upon verification to the counselor of completion of the first term. Major: Business or Education Amount: Approximately $100 *Amount determined by interest rates When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester Paid By: SVSD Bookkeeper

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BERNARD AND IOLIENE GRANT SCHOLARSHIP

Bernard and Ioliene Grant have established a scholarship in the amount of $500. Bernard Grant was a teacher for many years in the Spring Valley School District. Accordingly, the scholarship recipient will be a graduating senior of Spring Valley High School who is majoring in elementary education or a similar field. Funds will be paid upon successful completion of the first semester grades. Major: Elementary Education (first priority) Another helping profession Amount: $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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BEVERLY KIRBY MEMORIAL HEALTH SCHOLARSHIP

Bev Kirby was the school nurse in Spring Valley for 29 years. Her family, Brian, Susan, William, and Peter have established a scholarship in honor of her memory for those interested in entering the field of health care professionals. There will be two-$500 scholarships offered depending on the number of “deserving candidates” as determined by the committee.

In addition to the general scholarship requirements, applicants must answer this question,

What is “success” in your opinion? After 10 years in the health care profession, what kind of “success” would you hope to have achieved? Please explain. Also include in your answer what type of health profession you are seeking.

Funds will be paid to the recipient and the school they are attending upon successful completion of 1st Semester. Major: Health Profession Amount: 2@ $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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BILL STEIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

A scholarship in the amount of $100 will be awarded in memory of Bill Stein. This is a general scholarship given out to any student pursuing a post secondary school in an agriculture related field. Major: General Amount: $100 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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BOTANY BELLES AND BEAUS GARDEN CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship is being offered to a Spring Valley graduating senior who will be pursuing a degree in botany, landscaping, horticulture or a related field. This scholarship is available through a local gardening club, Botany Belles and Beaus Garden Club. Major: Botany, horticulture or related field Amount: Two at $250 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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DENNIS KADO MEMORIAL ART SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship has been established in honor of and in memory of Dennis Kado. Dennis graduated from SVHS in 1971, and then continued his education at UW-Stout majoring in Art. Upon graduation, he returned to Spring Valley to teach Art for a few years. Dennis was an encourager; he loved kids and wanted the best for them. For these reasons and Dennis’ love of art, his family started this scholarship in his name. This scholarship is available to students of Spring Valley High School who will continue their education in an art related field of study at a University, Technical College, Vocational Institute, or any other post-secondary learning institution. The funds will be awarded after successful completion of the first grading period. In addition to the general scholarship requirements, applicants must include a brief narrative and/or videography that best articulates how art has impacted your life and how you will share this passion with others in your future. Major: Art Related Field of Study Amount: $300 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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DEVEE GINGRICH MEMORIAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP

The Devee Gingrich Music Scholarship is provided in honor of the memory of Devee Gingrich. Mrs. Gingrich was a vocal music teacher in the Spring Valley School System from 1967-1994. Her dedication and commitment to the students and citizens of the Spring Valley area is legendary. One scholarship will be awarded per year. If there are no qualified candidates in any one year, the entire amount of interest earned will be added to the principle. In order to qualify for the scholarship, the student must complete one semester of college study with a grade point of not less than 2.5 on a 4-point scale (C=2, B=3, A=4) and complete at least one class in music. College students of Junior and Senior Status must maintain a 3.0 average. A student may qualify for this scholarship for as many as four times, however, priority must be given to first time qualifiers. Priority will also be given to applicants engaged in Music Education and particularly to those planning to teach in the public school systems. Major: General with one music course in college Amount: $100 When Paid: After 2.5 GPA & music class have been

taken By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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FIRST BANK OF BALDWIN SCHOLARSHIP

The First Bank of Baldwin, Spring Valley Branch, has established a scholarship to be awarded to a Spring Valley High School Senior. The scholarship will be awarded to a graduate pursuing a degree at either a 2 or 4-year college or university. Applicants going into any field of study may apply; however, students that declare a field of study in Finance, Accounting or Business are preferred. The scholarship is designed to encourage the recipient the opportunity to earn $500 for each completed year of post-secondary schooling up to 4 years. Students who complete a 2-year program will receive $1000.00. Students who complete a 4-year program will receive $2000.00. The recipient’s transcript will be reviewed at the completion of 1st semester each year and the funds will be awarded in $500 increments at that time. In addition to the local scholarship application packet, applicants should include on a separate sheet of paper answers to the following questions: Name/Location of College/Tech School; Have you been accepted; Start date; Field of study; Desired occupation. The First Bank of Baldwin has three branches, which are located in Baldwin, Spring Valley and Plum City, and will select one recipient from each of the school districts. Major: Finance, Accounting, Business or undeclared Amount: $500 to $2000 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester

each year with transcripts By Whom: 1st Bank of Baldwin

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GET A SKILL, GET A JOB SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship has been set up to honor our mother, Lorraine Langer a single parent, for her hard work and achievement in raising 4 young sons, all of whom graduated from SVHS. We are grateful not only for her dedication but also the caring teachers and community members who provided encouragement to us to become educated and self-sufficient responsible members of society. This scholarship is also in memory of Karon A. Langer. This scholarship was established to provide incentive for a SVHS student to get a start obtaining employable skills in the first year of post high school education. A part time job or internship in the chosen area of study should be the goal to help finance completion of a 2 or 4-year degree. Experience gained will not only provide a sense of self-reliance to the recipient but eventually assist in launching a full time career.

Major: General Amount: $500 to $1500 When Paid: $500 At beginning of 1st Semester

Additional $1000 upon successful completion of 1st semester with “B” average

By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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HEALING CHOICES SCHOLARSHIP

The Healing Choices Scholarship has been established by former student Dr. Judy Walz. The goal of this scholarship is to find an applicant who has passion for humanity, dedication to heal the world one person at a time, and have a commitment for their life to “make a difference.”

This scholarship is available to students of Spring Valley High School who will continue their education in a health-related field such as: Nursing, Art or Music Therapy, Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Homebound Care, Caring for the elderly, Care giving ministries, Hospice, Acupressure and Asian Therapy.

The applicant must possess refined social skills (eye contact, conflict resolution/mediation, attending skills, and receptive listener.) Applicant should also show maturity and good citizenship with experience in mentoring, child care, camp counselor, and/or volunteerism desired. Ideally a G.P.A of 3.0, however, implementation of education, consistency in academic endeavors, dynamic and diverse learning are most significant. Dr. Walz is very passionate about having a positive impact on the world. Each applicant must respond to the questions below. These questions must be handwritten, in the applicant’s own penmanship!!! (Total Length should be no more than 3 pages.)

1. What is it you want to do with your life? 2. What are the qualities that you currently possess which prompts

others to be their best? 3. How do you motivate yourself and others? 4. How do you spend your free time? 5. How could you make the world a healthier place? 6. How could you teach and be love in motion?

Major: Focusing on human touch, helping/healing arts Amount: Between $400 and $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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JIM AND JEAN FURUGLYAS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Jim served the Village of Spring Valley as Police Officer and Police Chief for 26 years, 1979-2006. He loved the people here and mentored several individuals to follow the path of law enforcement. Jim was a true fan of Spring Valley Schools and was there to cheer on the teams! Jean (Stark) Furuglyas graduated from Spring Valley High School in 1968. This generation may not have been directly impacted by Jim’s dedication to the Village of Spring Valley; however, many of their parents remember him. This scholarship is to carry on the legacy of Officer Furuglyas. He gave his heart to the community and the school district, and would be honored to have a scholarship in his name. Any post-secondary institution is acceptable as long as the final goal of the recipient is in criminal justice/law enforcement. Major: Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Amount: $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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JOSEPH MENTER JR. SCHOLARSHIP

The Joseph Menter Jr. Scholarship is for students planning to continue their education in computer science, math, or a science related field. Joe Menter graduated in the Spring Valley High School Class of 1981. He was a member of the National Honor Society, football team and quiz bowl team, a class officer and a Badger State participant. Joe donated $25,000 to the Spring Valley Scholarship fund. The interest proceeds from this donation will fund the scholarship annually, dependent on interest rates. The scholarship is for approximately $1,200, paid in two installments of $600 each at the end of first and second semesters. If the recipient does not attend post-secondary school within one year of receiving the scholarship, it will be awarded to the second highest qualified applicant. Major: Computer Science, Math or Science Amount: $1,200 When Paid: ½ after the completion of 1st Semester, ½ after the completion of 2nd Semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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LAURA FABER HOLCOMB BERGELIN MEMORIAL NURSING SCHOLARSHIP

The Laura Faber Holcomb Bergelin Memorial Scholarship is being established by Laura’s family in honor of her memory. Laura was a 1973 graduate of Spring Valley High School. Laura served others in the field of nursing for 41 years as a Registered Nurse. Her compassion for other showed in her work. This scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior attending a technical college or university, and entering the Nursing or other Health Care fields. Major: Nursing or other Health Care fields Amount: To Be Determined When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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LOGAN M. JACOBSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Logan M. Jacobson Memorial Scholarship was established in 2009 by his family. Logan was a 2008 graduate of Spring Valley High School. He loved the outdoors and rural life. One scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior attending a technical college or university, intending to enter a “hands-on” profession. Preference will be given to students who demonstrate a passion for all things mechanical and a love of the local area and small town living. Major: “Hands-on” professions -- preference for

mechanics, auto body work, forestry, construction, agriculture, or similar fields.

Amount: $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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LUNDQUIST MEMORIAL SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP

The Lundquist Science Scholarship was established by Jeanne and Bill Lundquist to financially assist Spring Valley students to continue their education in science. Mrs. Lundquist taught science at Spring Valley High School for 16 years, retiring in 1988. A $500 scholarship has been made available to students of Spring Valley High School intent upon continuing their education in science or a science-related field at a four-year college or university. This is a one year scholarship open to graduating seniors. Funds will be paid to the recipient and the school at the beginning of 2nd semester. Major: Science Amount: 2 @ $500 each When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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MARK ANDERSON, INCORPORATED SCHOLARSHIP

Mark Anderson & Associates will award two scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each to two graduating seniors of Spring Valley High School. The scholarship winners will receive funds credited towards their second semester tuition upon verification of the student maintaining a “B” average at the completion of their first semester. Applicant must be accepted by an accredited institution of higher learning with an intended major in Engineering, Medical, or Agriculture field.

Major: Engineering, Medical, or Agriculture field Amount: 2 @ $1,000 (check in student’s name and

attending institution) When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester & “B” average By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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MILDRED ARNESON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Mildred Arneson donation is a gift to the Spring Valley School District that exemplifies a family giving to others in order to make a difference in others’ lives. This is a general scholarship open to all students pursuing post-secondary education at either a university or a technical school. There will be an estimated two $500 scholarships awarded depending on interest accrued and the number of “deserving candidates” as determined by the committee. Major: General Eligibility: Any graduating student from Spring Valley

High School who is continuing their education

Amount: 2 @ $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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NEIL H. PALMER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Neil H. Palmer Scholarship Fund was established in May, 1975 by Mrs. Ethel Palmer and the late Gust Palmer, in memory of their son Neil. It is designed to financially assist graduates of Spring Valley High School, to attend a public or private baccalaureate degree or vocational technical degree or diploma granting institution. The scholarship will be awarded using the following criteria; scholarship, aptitude, character and participation in extra-curricular school, community and church activities. Please write an essay (500-1000 words) on the subject, “How Education will enable me to become a responsible member in our Democratic Society.” Major: General Amount: $100 (determined by interest rates) When Paid: 1/2 beginning of 1st semester; 1/2 beginning

of 2nd semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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NOAH LAMB MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Noah Scholarship is named in memory of Noah Benjamin Lamb. In August, 2008, Ben and Nicole Lamb lost their son, Noah, to the silent disease Congenital CMV. Ben, Nicole, Jordan and Bradyn Lamb, along with their families hold a golf outing benefit each year to raise awareness of what CMV is and how it can affect a person’s life. Ben and Nicole have established a scholarship fund in Noah’s name. The scholarship will help area high school students achieve their dream of furthering their education in a field that would have helped Noah. Applicants will need to be entering either the education or medical fields. To be eligible for the Noah Lamb Scholarship, applicant must be going onto either a 4 year college or a 2 year program. In addition to general requirements, the applicant must submit an essay on how he/she has used his/her character to help others in their community. Please include your field of study and why, and the college you plan to attend. Major: General Amount: Amount to be determined When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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PIERCE COUNTY VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 9060 SCHOLARSHIP

The Pierce County Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9060 scholarship is to be used to attend a College, University, Public or Private for four years and includes Vocational, Technical, Trade School, or Junior College for two years. To be eligible, a student must be a member of the current graduating class of SVHS. The student must be a son, daughter, grandson, or granddaughter of a veteran of World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, or any present conflict. Student must provide in writing the name of Veteran Parent or Grandparent. Student must also provide the name of conflict and the branch of service. Major: General Amount: $250 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: Pierce County Veterans of Foreign Wars

Post 9060

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RICHARD H. PENCE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Richard H. Pence Memorial Scholarship was established in June of 2009, by William and Ruth Pence in memory of his brother, Richard H. Pence. This scholarship will be awarded to one graduating high school student rated scholastically in the top one-third of the graduating class. The award will be based upon scholarship, leadership, and involvement in the school community. Financial need will be taken into consideration. It is desirable that the applicant shows efforts to be self-sufficient by means of part-time or seasonal employment. The recipient will attend on a full-time basis, an accredited college, university or vocational school as approved by the Scholarship Committee. The vocational program of study must also be approved by the Scholarship Committee.

If sufficient funds are available, more than one scholarship may be awarded and/or additional money may be awarded to the recipient for a second academic year. The recipient should apply for these additional funds by submitting a written request and transcripts by the following year’s local scholarship deadline. Major: Biological Sciences and/or Engineering NOTE: Students enrolled in Education or Social

Sciences are ineligible for this scholarship. 2015 Amount: $750.00

*Amount determined by interest rates When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester by providing transcripts. Transcripts must reflect enrollment in Biological Sciences or Engineering. By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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SPRING VALLEY AGRICULTURE SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship is being offered to graduating seniors of Spring Valley High School who are enrolling in a post-secondary education program at either a two year technical college or a four year university with a major in agriculture or an agriculture related field of study. Priority will be given to students who have been a part of the SVHS FFA chapter and/or a local 4-H program with Ag related projects. This scholarship recipient will be eligible to re-apply for additional academic years based on grades and continued involvement in agriculture activities. The recipient should apply for these additional funds by submitting a written request, along with a list participation in college and community agricultural activities and college transcripts by the following year’s local scholarship deadline. Major: Agriculture or Agriculture Related Field Amount: $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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SPRING VALLEY AMERICAN LEGION RICKERD-DANIELSON POST 227 SCHOLARSHIP

The Spring Valley American Legion Rickerd-Danielson Post 227 Scholarship is being offered to a graduating senior of Spring Valley High School who is enrolled in a post-secondary education program. One of the many purposes of the American Legion is service to the community and its people. We believe it is important to show patriotism and to promote loyalty to our country. As our members served our country with the Armed Services, we hope that the recipient of this scholarship will also return something back to the nation, state, and community in the form of leadership service. Please write a 1-2 page essay explaining how military services by a parent, sibling, or grandparent affected the patriotic philosophies and American ideals of yourself and your family. Also please explain how receiving this scholarship would enable you to better serve our nation, state, and community. Major: General Amount: $300 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: Rickerd-Danielson Post 227 Treasurer

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SPRING VALLEY AREA AMBULANCE HEALTHCARE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP

The volunteer members of the Spring Valley Area Ambulance are creating a healthcare education scholarship to encourage graduating seniors to pursue a post secondary education in a health care field. Applicant must be a graduating senior from the Spring Valley School District attending a 2 or 4-year program in a related healthcare career. Acceptable programs include but are not limited to: Surgical Tech, Respiratory Therapy, Radiography, Pharmacy, Nursing, Medical Laboratory Technician, Medical Assistant, Dental Assistant, Dental Hygienist, Medical Sonography, Paramedic, Fire/Medic, Health Information Technology, Medical Coding, Pre-Med. Etc. In addition to the scholarship packet, applicants should include a brief resume that shall include academic achievement, employment history, and public service, and an essay which addresses why the applicant is pursuing a healthcare education. Major: Healthcare Related Field Amount: $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester with first semester grade report By Whom: SV Area Ambulance Director

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SPRING VALLEY DENTISTRY HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship is to support our local youth looking to enter a health related field. They must be going into a dental, medical, or health related field. Qualified applicants will hold a 3.5 GPA or higher, and are asked to complete an essay about what their motivation is for entering a health related field, why they think they would be qualified, and how they think past experiences will help them as they begin their post-secondary education. Major: Dentistry, Medical or Health Related Amount: $1,000 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: Dr. Daniel Connors, SV Dentistry

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SPRING VALLEY TEACHERS AND SUPPORT STAFF SCHOLARSHIP

Scholarships have been established by the Spring Valley Teachers and Support Staff for graduating seniors who are pursuing further education at a vocational institution or a four-year university. These scholarships are designed to encourage and promote young people in their attempts to become contributors to a better tomorrow. One scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior entering a vocational institution. One scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior entering a four-year university. Major: General - College/Technical College Amount: To Be Determined When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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SPRING VALLEY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP

The Spring Valley Instrumental Music Department offers a scholarship to a graduating Senior of Spring Valley High School who has actively participated in the Spring Valley High School Band as an instrumentalist member for four years. The applicant must show evidence of participation in a general music course at the college/university of his/her choice. Major: General with a Music Course Amount: $300 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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SPRING VALLEY LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

A scholarship has been established by the Spring Valley Lions Club for graduating students who are pursuing further education at a vocational institution or a four-year university. The Spring Valley Lions club is an organization that fully supports education and extra-curricular activities. The Spring Valley Lions Club judges each applicant on community service, extra-curricular activities, academic achievement, attitude and goals, and the clarity of your overall application. Major: General Amount: 1 @$1500.00 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SV Lions Club Treasurer

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SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL ALUMNI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

In January of 1977 the Board of Education of the School District of Spring Valley approved the Spring Valley School Alumni Memorial Scholarship Fund and forwarded to the fund several memorials donated and not used previously. Interest from this fund will be used to award scholarships to graduates of Spring Valley High School. These awards attempt to regain the true meaning of being a scholarship recipient - one deserving honor for demonstrated academic achievement, community involvement and service, and exhibition of potential for future achievement, leadership and success. The Memorial Scholarship may be a continuing source of funds to assist a student to complete his education. Recipients must reapply each year for which they wish financial support from the fund. Former recipients need a college transcript for verification. The number and amount of the scholarships may vary at the discretion of the Scholarship Committee. The awards will be paid on a semester basis to the school selected by the student. Major: General Amount: $500 and $100; amount and number varies

from year to year When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SVSD Bookkeeper

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SPRING VALLEY WRESTLING CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

The Spring Valley Wrestling Club would like to recognize the athletic commitment and work ethic demonstrated by the wrestlers of Spring Valley High School by awarding one annual scholarship in the value of $500. This is a one-time award and shall not be available for renewal. The recipient of this scholarship must be continuing with their education to attain a bachelor or associate degree at a four-year or vocational institute of higher learning, and requires three years of participation in the Spring Valley High School wrestling program. Major: General Amount: $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: SV Wrestling Club

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WILSON AMERICAN LEGION MATSON-MILLER POST 330 SCHOLARSHIP

The Wilson Matson-Miller American Legion Post 330 and their Auxiliary Unit 330 are offering two scholarships to Spring Valley High School graduating seniors who are enrolled in a post-secondary education program. One of the many missions of the American Legion and Auxiliary is service to the community. We believe it is important to show patriotism and promote loyalty to our great Country, the way our members have done while serving with the Armed Services. We hope the recipient of this scholarship will in turn return something to our Nation, State and Community in the form of leadership and loyalty to our country. The applicant is required to submit a one-page essay describing how their relationship with an Armed Service Veteran or Legion Member has made an impression upon their life, encouraging them to become a better citizen. Major: General or Technical School Amount: 2 @ $500 When Paid: Upon successful completion of 1st semester By Whom: Matson-Miller American Legion Post 330

and Auxiliary Unit 330

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