Lois Andrea Memorial Award $500 Student who consistently gave best effort, encouraged peers (chosen by faculty): Drew Kinzel
John and Elizabeth Bellan Humanitarian Scholarship $500 Student with good grades who volunteered time to humanitarian efforts to make the world a better place for mankind: Susan Beveridge
Bellville Lions $500 Student with visual handicap or other physical handicap or educational disability (chosen by faculty): Callie Fry (not chosen by staff—no special needs students applied)
Steven John Bryant Memorial Scholarship $500 Student who enjoys and cares about people, enjoys and appreciates life, has potential but not necessarily gotten best grades he/she could, was kind and positive influence (chosen by faculty): Stuart Brenkus
Butler Lions Arthur Hathaway Memorial Scholarship $500 Student with 3.0+ GPA, involved in extra-curricular or community activities; priority to student with diabetes, visual or hearing or other physical impairment: Cheyenne Smith-Raines
Kathy Joy Carr Life Sciences Memorial Scholarship $500 Student who exceled in Health/PE courses, cares about and is positive influence on peers; priority to student who will continue in health-related field: Kaylee Gates
Clifford Clogg Memorial Scholarship in Math $500 Student who exceled in math (advanced classes and high grades): Aaron Dubler
Terry Gordon Memorial Scholarship in History $500 Student who excelled in history and social studies classes and will major in education: Susan Beveridge
Doris E. Horn Memorial Scholarship in Music $500 Student who excelled in vocal, instrumental or piano music, participating in music activities in or out of school; preference to student who will continue in music field: Audra Delaney
Harold E. McCuen Arts & Humanitarian Scholarship $1,000 High-achieving student who shares a love for participating in performing arts and will continue in performing arts or a humanitarian field: Hannah Bloir
Ruth B. Niss Scholarship for the Arts $1,000 Student who is outstanding in fine or performing arts in and out of school and plans an art career (chosen by art teacher from applicants): Maria Marzarotto
Pentz Family Memorial Scholarship $1,000 Student outstanding in science who did extra-curricular activities in science or health care fields and plans a career in the health care field: Courtney Snell
Richland Bank Business Scholarship $500 High-achieving student who plans a career in business: Miles (Alex) Oden
D. D. Rummel Memorial Scholarship $1,000 High-achieving student who will attend Ohio State University: Ellyse Shafer
Steven Dean Smith Scholarship in Agricultural Science $500 Student who exceled in vocational agriculture classes and activities and plans career in an agriculture-related field: Samantha (Sam) Wander
G. F. Stoodt Family Scholarship in Math $1,000 Student outstanding in math (advanced classes and high grades): David McKinley
Carolynn Studenmund Memorial Scholarship $500 High-achieving student who participated in speech and debate or student government activities: Madeline VanOrman
CFVF Merit Scholarships $500 Chosen from all scholarship applicants who were high achievers but not chosen for specific scholarships; number depends on remaining available funds: Madison Boehm, Mahala Brown, Jayme Hambleton, Kenny McCartney,
Madelyne McDonald, Elizabeth Staab, Tyler Theaker
(Winners chosen from applicants by CFVF Scholarship Committee unless otherwise noted)