GREATER DENFELD FOUNDATION The Greater Denfeld Foundation was established in 1972, debuting with a one- year scholarship for $150. From those humble beginnings, the Foundation has since awarded more than $2 million to deserving Denfeld students, helping to offset expenses directly related to post-secondary education. Sizable gifts from Marie Saltwick, a longtime Denfeld teacher and 1925 graduate, and 1946 graduate Armond Hauge spur much of the Foundation's giving. Congratulations from the Greater Denfeld Foundation to the following scholarship recipients! Armond Hauge Scholarship ($3,000, renewable) - Claire Barlass Natalie Boheim Eleisa Boles Jacob Borham Keegan Chastey Christine Erickson Isaac Fink Leah Halvorson Madisyn Hindermann Austin Hudyma Lindsay Johnson Mary Johnson Kylie LeMay Noah McGrew Phoenix Ocean Tawny Plentyhorse Kiana Robison Joseph Rudd Cora Samuelson Kade Shea Samantha Snyder Joseph Udd Kofi Wing Joseph Francisco Lillian Glass Alayna Panfil Marie Saltwick Scholarship ($3,000, renewable) Daylin Arseneau Rilie Clark Wrenn Jarvis Jordin Kovach Grace Krump Sydney Larson Brooke Maciver Joseph McCormick Abigail Roberts Jacob Snyder Rylee Curtis Xavier Decker Ariana St. Germaine Gien Enriquez Marissa Wittke Greater Denfeld Foundation Awards ($2,500) Claire Barlass, Keegan Chastey, Joseph McCormick, Phoenix Ocean Greater Denfeld Foundation Trades Award ($1,000) Matthew Dosan Greater Denfeld Foundation Linda Soderstrom Service Award ($1,000) Tawny Plentyhorse Greater Denfeld Foundation Americo "Mertz" Mortorelli Scholarship ($1,000) Joseph Francisco Greater Denfeld Foundation Mark Overland Performing Arts Award (S1,000) Rilie J Clark Cannon Scholarship ($1,250) Jordin Kovach Greater Denfeld Foundation STEM Award ($1,000) Alayna Panfil G. Del Daedo Leadership Awards (S1,000) Leah Halvorson, Kade Shea Greater Denfeld Foundation BEA Award ($1,000) Samantha Snyder Kreager/Ackerman Scholarship (S1,000) Lillian Glass Richard Jukich Scholarship ($700) Abigail Roberts Greater Denfeld Foundation Health Science Award ($1,000) Ariana St. Germaine GREATER DENFELD FOUNDATION The Greater Denfeld Foundation was established in 1972, debuting with a one- year scholarship for $150. From those humble beginnings, the Foundation has since awarded more than $2 million to deserving Denfeld students, helping to offset expenses directly related to post-secondary education. Sizable gifts from Marie Saltwick, a longtime Denfeld teacher and 1925 graduate, and 1946 graduate Armond Hauge spur much of the Foundation's giving. Congratulations from the Greater Denfeld Foundation to the following scholarship recipients! Armond Hauge Scholarship ($3,000, renewable) - Claire Barlass Natalie Boheim Eleisa Boles Jacob Borham Keegan Chastey Christine Erickson Isaac Fink Leah Halvorson Madisyn Hindermann Austin Hudyma Lindsay Johnson Mary Johnson Kylie LeMay Noah McGrew Phoenix Ocean Tawny Plentyhorse Kiana Robison Joseph Rudd Cora Samuelson Kade Shea Samantha Snyder Joseph Udd Kofi Wing Joseph Francisco Lillian Glass Alayna Panfil Marie Saltwick Scholarship ($3,000, renewable) Daylin Arseneau Rilie Clark Wrenn Jarvis Jordin Kovach Grace Krump Sydney Larson Brooke Maciver Joseph McCormick Abigail Roberts Jacob Snyder Rylee Curtis Xavier Decker Ariana St. Germaine Gien Enriquez Marissa Wittke Greater Denfeld Foundation Awards ($2,500) Claire Barlass, Keegan Chastey, Joseph McCormick, Phoenix Ocean Greater Denfeld Foundation Trades Award ($1,000) Matthew Dosan Greater Denfeld Foundation Linda Soderstrom Service Award ($1,000) Tawny Plentyhorse Greater Denfeld Foundation Americo "Mertz" Mortorelli Scholarship ($1,000) Joseph Francisco Greater Denfeld Foundation Mark Overland Performing Arts Award (S1,000) Rilie J Clark Cannon Scholarship ($1,250) Jordin Kovach Greater Denfeld Foundation STEM Award ($1,000) Alayna Panfil G. Del Daedo Leadership Awards (S1,000) Leah Halvorson, Kade Shea Greater Denfeld Foundation BEA Award ($1,000) Samantha Snyder Kreager/Ackerman Scholarship (S1,000) Lillian Glass Richard Jukich Scholarship ($700) Abigail Roberts Greater Denfeld Foundation Health Science Award ($1,000) Ariana St. Germaine