Lewis Central Education Foundation Scholarship
Grace Ruzicka CTE
Emily Burns
Jaylin Davis
Natalie Beyenhof
Keely Diercks
Bob and Dee Humphrey Memorial Scholarship
Haley Bach
Katelyn Rodenburg
McKenna Pettepier
Caiden Diggs
Benjamin Brougham
Steve Clark Scholarship
Jonathan Ryan
Diane Wiese Clark Scholarship
Addison Nano
Kevin Reedy Scholarship
Taylor Elam
Zella Duchman Scholarship
Tyler Ruiz
James Fuller & Larry Wilwerding Wrestling Scholarship
Taber Dominguez
Susan and Ron Stazzoni Scholarship
Matthew Honig
Margaret Kilibarda Scholarship
Kylee Marzullo
Zane Collett
The Lewis Central Education Foundation offers five $1000 scholarships per year to graduating students.
● Four of these scholarships will go to students continuing their education at a 2- or 4-year college.
● One scholarship will go to a student attending Career and Technical school or
program.
The Lewis Central Education Foundation assists with the administration of “naming” scholarships.
The following naming scholarships are available for graduating students:
Criteria:
● Top 50% of class and holding approximately a 3.0 average
● School & community involvement (church activities, community groups, awards,
honors, etc.)
● Leadership (club offices, team captains, etc.)
● Academic performance (ACT, class rank, GPA, other awards, etc.)
● Extra-curricular activities (clubs, athletics, music, etc.)
● Volunteer experience
● Personal interview may be given to top candidates
Ms. Wiese-Clark is a ’73 Alum. This award targets a graduate who has proven to be successful in the classroom and is entering the field of business administration.
Donated annually to a wrestler who exemplifies the spirit of the sport: hard work, dedication, commitment, and character.
Zella worked as a bookkeeper at LC for years. In honor of her 90th birthday her friends and family donated money to launch this award.
Mr. Clark is a ’73 Alum. The recipient must show leadership traits in the school and community and be entering the field of engineering.
Kevin graduated in 2001. He died suddenly from a heart condition the same year. His family wants to help make is dream to attend college a reality for another LC alum.
Mr. Brown was a strong supporter of education. His trust money is given to students who have worked hard to be successful in the classroom and have a plan for their future.
Mr. Stazzoni is an ’81 alum and is a product of the trades. To help prevent trades being overlooked as an option for graduates he created, along with his wife, this award.