The Kawanis Club is a global organization that recognizes young leaders who are dedicated to volunteer work within their communities. Every year they award students with certain qualities with scholarships. This year counselor John Boshoven  was given the opportunity to nominate students for scholarships provided by the Kawanis Club.

Students are nominated based on character, academic performance, leadership, and service to the community. Five CHS students won various scholarships. DeAndre White was awarded the Carpenter for involvement in understanding differences in different racial groups. Gabe Appel-Kraut won the Hunter/Clague for his great show of leadership. Andrea Manoppo won the Eleanor K. Cross Memorial scholarship for studies to prepare for a career in medical research. Julia Mogerman was awarded Former “Dean Al” Gallup scholarship for  overall excellence. Robert Beckett won the Kawanis Business group scolarship for studies to prepare for a career in business.

Every scholarship winner was given $1000 to use however they want but it is hoped that they use it tawards their education.  Robert Beckett deposited his money in the bank and said ” Just trying to be a responsable individual.” Robert has put anishitvie tawards business and management classes on his own time thus the scholarship he was awarded. Congratulations CHS seniors for being awarded these scholarships.