EHS celebrates scholarship awards
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Addison Mills, left, and Karissa Cleveringa, right, stop for a photo opp with Ephrata High School Librarian Sheila Massey. Both students earned scholarships this year after working hard during their high school careers.
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EPHRATA — During a May 29 assembly at Ephrata High School, hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships were doled out to hardworking students headed toward ongoing education programs.
The following Tigers grads received scholarships, primarily from scholarship programs managed by the Columbia Basin Foundation. Many of the students received multiple scholarships.
Chase Addink, Alejandra Aguilar Mata, Katlyn Anderson, Maren Bair, Jayden Bartlett, Benjamin Belino, Diego Bernal Orozco, Ethan Bratton, Hannah Buchmann, Gabriel Carillo Cazarez, Alondra Castillo Cota, Alice Chamberlin, Zann Christensen, Karissa Cleveringa, Alice Chamberlain, Elijah Chamberlain, Madissyn Cobb, Tucker Cobb, Anabelle Coleman, Zury Contreras, Marcus Coomes, Jamie Dircio, Braden Duffner, Jaxon Elliott, Emily Ellsworth, Fekipe Esquivel, Landon Evenson, Molly Evenson, Noah Ferebee, Piper Francisco, Walker Fulk, Kevin Garcia Gonzalez, Alexa Gonzalez, Jordan Granger, Harper Grizzel, Cameron Grout, Makayla Gustin, Delaney Hagy, Nathaniel Helman, Lilly Knowlden, Jackson Lafferty, Kendall Laugen, Madyx Leseman, Bradyn Linehan, Leslie Lopez, Hayden Malone, Alyssa McMahan, Kadie McMullen, Zaida Mejia, Christian Mendoza, Fany Mendoza, Mercedes Mendoza, Addison Mills, Taylor Minnick, Eve Moore, Berenis Morales, Yarexzi Neponoceno Gonzalez, Kylee Noah, Dorismar Ochoa Sanchez, Eric O’Neel, McKenzie Paullin, Emily Pugh, Hans Roberts, Hayden Roberts, Bethzy Rodriguez, Danica Rupard, Leslie Sanchez Guerrero, Mia Sandoval, yesenia Sandoval, Miliya Scott, Jared Smedley, Samantha Somes, Ellinor Sonnichsen, Alessa Soto, Brenden St. Mary, Colby Stump, Abby Toro, Peyton Trautman, Yanely Valdovinos, Noemi Vallejo, Maria Vargas, Maria Vargas Olivares, Fabiola Vargas Sanchez, Katie Ventura, Mariana Vilagran, Cameron Zabala, Hailee Zielenski.
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