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Cassner Foundation announces 2015 scholarship recipients

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The Cassner Foundation is pleased to announce this year’s winners of the Cassner Foundation Scholarship program.

• Caitlyn Arledge, the daughter of Gary and Rachel Arledge of Hillsboro, graduated from Whiteoak High School. She plans to attend Morehead State University and major in imaging sciences.

• Logan Bates, the son of Scott and Joy Bates of Hillsboro, graduated from Fairfield Local High School. He plans to attend Ohio Northern University and major in pharmacy.

• Sarah Brickey, the daughter of Ronald and Kathy Brickey of Greenfield, graduated from McClain High School. She plans to attend Ohio University and major in biology.

• Anna Cluxton, the daughter of Bill Cluxton and Nancy Haecker of New Vienna, graduated from Hillsboro High School. She plans to attend University of Cincinnati and major in clinical dietetics.

• Robert Collard, the son of Larry and Sheila Collard of Hillsboro, graduated from Hillsboro High School. He plans to attend Thomas More College and major in business and political science.

• Jordan Wilt, the son of Jeff and Ginger Wilt of Sardinia, graduated from Lynchburg-Clay High School. He plans to attend Thomas More College and major in athletic training.

 

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The Cassner Foundation Scholarship was established by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Cassner.

Six $3,500 per year scholarships are awarded annually to Highland County high school seniors. Scholarships are renewable for a four-year period upon evidence that a 2.0 average is maintained.

Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement, personal qualifications and stated goals and objectives.

The final applicants are interviewed by a three-person screening committee before the committee awards the scholarships.

Students can receive information about the scholarship from their school counselor.

 

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