0012 3 12 2 3 4 2 3 2 [Music] 2 3 4 2 3 [Music] Glory. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] One 2 3 4 1 2 [Music] music [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] She [Music] was very good. Thank you. Yeah. After when you come in the next time you come in for you should remain standing until people tell you what to do. They'll do a pledge. Um basically once you are in here just listening to seat. Um that was good. Space is a lot better. Uh same thing if people are going are getting way far ahead. Um maybe walk slightly faster. It's it looks good. If you do exactly what you just did, it'll be fine. You'll have a little bit higher standard for graduation itself, but I would say this
002is fine. Um, Conor McDonald over here, right? I believe he is coming. So, uh, camera design you guys, right? You know Conor McDonald? Someone in that area know Conor McDonald is? Okay. Well, we're going to do our best. He'll be You guys, if you see someone showing up, I'll I'll make sure. [Music] Anyone have any thoughts, questions, or anything? The next time we back out [Music] there everybody. Daniel. [Music] I see. [Music] Oh yeah. [Music] Hey, Pardon the interruption. Students in the building at this time we will dismiss to our next block class. Yes. Teachers, please use the live stream link to stream honor day in your classrooms. Students, you have 5 minutes for the normal passing period to get your next period. Thank you. How you doing? [Music] people I think it's too high
003gain or something. Do you have those? But then you're going to be that's why you're getting ringing because you're getting send the direct signal from the microphone. You're getting a delay from those speakers. [Music] I'll see some Watch the video. This is number four. This is number four. Graduating for me. Payton, Hayden, and now Re. And then I got one more to go. 2030. [Music] 13. 2030 is when you graduate. Good morning. I would like to welcome everyone to today's honor day program. During this program, we will recognize and honor not only our students at school, but also our community. Today marks yet another milestone in the lives of the members of the class of 2025. Please rise as the class of 2025 enters the auditorium and please remain seated for the singing of our
004national anthem. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Yeah. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Amen. There we go. [Music] gracious. [Music] Grace. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Yeah. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Close. Oh, say can you see by the dawn Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Oh, heat, heat. National dedication to our department. All of these students have been in priorities since sixth grade and have been excellent performers on stage, in the gym, honoring our country and in the classroom. I know these three years are going to go on and do great things in their lives. They've already shown me how much passion they have for music.
005My wish for them is to keep this passion alive in their hearts and in their lives as they continue on their journey high school. Carlo of First the following awards which were previously given during the past few days or weeks. And I would also like to acknowledge the following students on their academic success. The hallway juniors have been selected by DCS as rising stars of Indiana. Delet Bruns, Freddy Jameson, Ashley Kowski, and Carly Ringer. The chemistry one server test awards this year to Ethan Clifford, Karen Hos, Mason McN, Ethan Sher, and Elizabeth Balden. And a chemistry AP silver glass award earned by a junior go to Ashley Kowi. Heat up here. Good morning. For this award, I'm speaking on behalf of the Greenberg prevention group. The GPG works to reduce alcohol, tobacco, and drug use
006in our community, specifically amongst our youth. One of the ways we encourage you like you to make a difference is to make smart choices by publishing our be the wall model posters. This year we were happy to have two of your own classmates on featured on our posters. These students were selected because of their ability to make smart and healthy choices. At this time, we'd like to give them a momentum for being the be the wall role model and their scholarship check for $200 for your efforts as the be the wall role models. Thank you for making healthy choices. Ariana Hamilton and Ty Miller, please vote. And at this time, GPG would also like to announce the new role models for the 2526 poster series. Earlier this year, juniors applied to be featured on our
007new on the new poster. Our committee reviewed all the applications and today we are pleased to announce this year's winners representing Greenber High School for next school year. Congratulations Ethan Smith and G. Now, we will turn our focus entirely on recognizing today's class of 2025. We will be recognizing several students today, and many awards will have more than one recipient. We ask that you please hold your applause until all recipients for the award have been called. This time we will now begin with the award of certifications. The following students have earned the carpenter level one certification from central Midwest carpenters. They are Murice Beaver, Jacob Boss, William Device, Olivia Rice, Reed Hunger, Trevor Kilmore, Garrett Kramer, Ian Leer, and Owen Wheatley. Heat. Heat. [Music] The following students have earned a gas park certification. They are
008Jacob Fox Grayson Marian Pennington and Shepard and Heat. Heat. The following student earned a shield mill certification. Fire. [Music] The following students have earned both the gas metal arc and the shield metal arc certifications. They are gold, Olivia Price, Reed Hunter, Garrett Kramer, Enria, and Owen Wheatley. Heat. Heat. The following seniors have earned their CNA. Kaylee Welsh, Savannah Danport, Alexis Turner, Brad Henry, Carmen Gray, Le Heat. Heat. [Music] These seniors have earned their ser certification. New manager Abigail, Jenny Smith, Lilian, and Elliot Ravers. Heat. Heat. [Music] Um, I'm proud to announce our 2425 Child Development Associates credentials recipient, Ava Austin, Camille Degan, Brooklyn Jones, Lillian Jones, Ella Forbes, Brooklyn Nugget, Robert Arguez, Natalie Rogers, Captain Sherry, Taylor. At the end of seven semesters, these students have achieved a 3.8 A or above GPA and scored
009an 1180 or above on the SAT and are eligible for the President's Education Awards for outstanding academic excellence. These students are Daniel Fizzy, Max Hunter, Christopher Baines, Quinton Miller, Madison Orland, Tan No, Chase, Elena Weber, and Joseph Y. The following students have enlisted in the United States military. Landon Shepherd Army Hammer Marines [Applause] The following students have earned the governor's work ethic certificates. They are Brent Abram, Ava Austin, Alexis William, Cody Case, Lance Hoy, Daniel Fizzy, Tiffany Graham, Caleb Riley, Tristan Oetler, Brooklyn Jones, Carson Miller, Sai Miller, Tam No, Taylor Perez, Kayla Tam, Chasey, Eva Tungate, Emilina Weber, The Bill Edwards Power of Nation Award goes to a senior member who personifies the idea of Mr. Edwards that you should have went and could have participated in something and presented yourself in a way that
010led the fire blue. This year's recipient is Mr. Chase. Good morning. My name is Philip Sers and I'm here to John Sers. Sadly, we lost him April 19th, 2020. And each year we honor him with an uh scholarship and on that we have Paulie and this year happens to be his birthday on July 12th. So if any of you families would like to join us, we're going to have you come out and play golf at Greenwood Country Club. John uh graduated from Manchester College and continued his graduate degree at Ball State and this year's recipients are heading to Ball State in the fall and we're so happy to present two scholarships to Raven Henry and Samara. Uh-huh. Yeah. Each year, Greensburg Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 104 for scholarships to seniors. This year, Greensburg Lodge
011104 is proud to announce the 1000R scholarships to Savannah Danfor, Ariana Hamilton, and Tiffany [Music] Gr. Heat. Heat. Good morning. My name is Amy Swain and I have the privilege of serving as the staff development coordinator at Peter County Memorial Hospital. We would like to take a moment to congratulate the entire class of 2025 on their hard work over the past 12 years. Amazing futures await you. It's my distinct pleasure to be with you today to recognize and reward some outstanding future healthc care professionals with a $1,000 scholarship made possible by DCH. At Pier County Memorial Hospital, we're deeply committed not only to serving our community today, but to also investing in the future leaders of the healthcare industry right here in our own community. The students being honored today have each shown a clear
012passion for healthcare. And more importantly, they've embodied DCH's core values of integrity, quality, community, and compassion. As you begin this exciting new chapter, we applaud your hard work, perseverance, and dedication. Your commitment to your academics, your school, and your community make each of you and your candidates for this award. And now it's with great pride that I ask the following scholarship recipients to come forward and receive their award. Elena Weber. Thank you. Do you see him? Command a hand for Christopher Manning. And joining me for this last one, we have operations coordinator Taylor Graham to award Tiffany Graham. Good morning and congratulations to the senior class of 2025. Are we all smiles? Yes. Yes. My name is Joanne Tenny and I'm the executive director for Peter County United. The United Fund has been around for
01367 years and supports many nonprofits and local initiatives that address areas of education, health, and financial stability. Our mission is together building hope, health, and stability for our community. Today, I am here to recognize an outstanding student for their accomplishment of receiving the governor's work ethic certification, their volunteer project that they selected, and award a $500 scholarship on behalf of Dec County United Fund. The United has partnered with the schools I believe about six years now and our role has always been to strengthen the employability skills recognized by this certification that is critical to providing a pipeline of skilled high school graduates for today's workforce. We collectively are working to encourage students to meet the benchmarks that will assist them in their college and career goals. The governor's work certification requires a GPA of a
0142.0 know or higher and meet the graduation requirements as well. An attendance rate of 98% or higher and have four or fewer sign in sign outs or times target school. One or fewer disciplinary referrals during the eligible school year, completing a minimum of 6 hours of community service or volunteerism during the eligible school year and be in good standing for earning this certificate for qualifying for scholarship. The United Fund is supported by many volunteers throughout the year and they are essential to the success of our work in the community. Many of our nonprofits uh community partners would not survive without volunteers. This year's county nine time scholarship winner has dedicated way more than six hours of volunteer time between helping pick up trash, ra individuals yards, shovel driveways in walkways, volunteered as basketball youth league
015sport keeper, worked concessions, and the most impactful was tutoring elementary students. All of these volunteer opportunities taught him that he really can make an impact on this world by helping others. The care 999 fund board of directors and staff selected ranked Arab as our $500 scholarship recipient for the completion of a governor's work ethic certification and outstanding volunteer project. Please come up. Congratulations. [Applause] Good morning. My name is Laura Buns and I'm a 4 educator for Superior County. Today we would like to recognize our senior and tenure 4 members. These seniors potentially started their 4 journey in the third grade, maybe earlier if they were part of the clover buds or now many for program. 4 can be a huge commitment and not just for the member but for the entire family. In their years,
016they've built life skills by leading hands-on projects in areas like science, health, agg, and civic engagement. For has helped them grow confidence, independence, resilience, and compassion. We would like to honor their commitment to 4 today by presenting them with a certificate of recognition and official for honor awards. Please help us recognize Reese Bever, Camille Deon, Laney Bareris, Victoria G, Grace Shudy, Ashton Shroberg, Alexis Turner, Elena Weber, and Riley Wilkerson. Heat. Heat. [Music] We thank you for your commitment to 4 and to your community and we wish you the best of luck on your next adventure. It is also my great honor to stand here on behalf of 4 council to celebrate the incredible achievements of our 4 scholarship recipients. These young individuals exemplify the spirit of dedication, hard work, and community service that 4 stands
017for. Our scholarship recipients have not only excelled academically, but have also shown exceptional commitment to their communities through countless hours of service. They've demonstrated leadership, resilience, and a drive to make a difference. Each one of them has a unique story of perseverance and passion that inspires us all. As they embark on their next journey, whether it be in higher education, vocational training, or other endeavors, we have no doubt that they will continue to shine and make impactful contributions to the world. They are future leaders, innovators, and change makers, and we are incredibly proud of their accomplishments. Please help me in congratulating Elena Weber who is receiving a $500 scholarship. Your 4 family is rooting for you and we can't wait to see all of the amazing things that you achieve. Thank you. senior congratulations. My
018name is Philip Goddard. I am helped this morning by my wife Dr. Selen. I might add she was a teacher, principal, a superintendent, and she was a statewide superintendent instruction position she held for 16 years and was record. We are fortunate to have been endowed a scholarship in the memory of my father, Judge John W. Guy. We are also very proud to be presenting this scholarship in an auditorium named in memory, the God auditorium. My family is very proud of this fact and I always enjoy seeing the plaque as you enter this one door with his image on it and a short resume of who he was. Dad had a great presence and footprint in this community in central Indiana. Like to share just a few facts regarding his life. He was born and raised
019on a farm just west of Greensburg. Dad graduated from Greensburg High School. He graduated from Butler University and the Indiana University School of Law. He was a naval officer in World War II and taught at Notre Dame and Princeton for young men trying to become naval officers in the war effort. He retired as full commander of the Navy. He returned to Greensburg to practice law and where he became a county attorney, the city attorney, a prosecuting attorney, and the circuit court judge for 30 years. He was also the president of the Indiana Crown Judges Association, a position of all the judges in the state of Indiana. He was the recipient of two senior awards of the Wallface, the highest civilian award for the state of Indiana and he was the author of two publications of
020history collection, a book that is used even to this day. His dad graduated from Baltimore, I believe in 1932. His local civic associations are too numerous to list. But I believe he was a Rotarian for more than 70 years. But his biggest joy and interest were the development of the student at Green Creek Community High School. He was one of their biggest fans. He attended many, many high school activities and athletic events well after my two brothers and I graduated from Greensburg High School. He attended plays, concerts, performances of his students. He was always in attendance when the Pirates played football, baseball, or basketball, and was attending basketball games while he attended 90 years of age. His sense of fairness and legal scholarship was recognized statewide. He never met a stranger. They could walk with
021royalty as easily as he could. Thomas, I am pleased to announce this year's recipient has been Elena Weather in the amount of $1,999. [Applause] [Music] Good morning. I'm Renee Springer along here with Mrs. Mangles. We are here today representing the board of the Greensburg Community Schools Education Foundation. The education foundation's mission is to pro provide resources to supplement and enrich educational opportunities that prepare students to be effective, successful, and responsible citizens. In 2017, 2 years after the foundation's inception, the first scholarship of $1,000 was awarded. Today, less than 10 years later, we are able to award eight scholarships totaling $27,000. The first academic scholarship in the amount of $5,000 goes to Savannah Danfort. The next academic scholarship in the amount of $5,000 goes to Tam. No. The next scholarship for the academic the next academic
022scholarship in the amount of $5,000 goes to Elena Weber. [Music] The next award is the technical vocational scholarship in the amount of $3,500 and it goes to Cody Casease. The next scholarship is the Virginia Garvey Female Athlete Scholarship for $1,500 and it goes to Tiffany Graham. The next award is from is the class of 1968 scholarship for $5,000. And the award goes to Daniel Fissy. Our next scholarship is the Roberta Mock scholarship for $1,000 and this year it goes to Sailor Scripture. Yes. And the final scholarship we have is the Jean Hoffman scholarship for $1,000 and it goes to Ella Kors. Thank you. [Music] Good morning. My name is Brad Green and this is my sister Jamie MZ. We are here today representing our mother voice and our dad here this morning. First of all,
023we'd like to congratulate all of you in the class of 2025 as well. Special luck in your future endeavors. We have two recipients this year for the scholarship both getting $1,000 each. We also would like to thank all of you that did apply for our scholarship. We make our jobs very difficult um to make this final decision. But the two recipients this year are Joseph Y and Katherine Schwar. [Music] Good morning. My name is Jamie Holamp and I am here to present the Adam Holamp Memorial Scholarship. I would like to start off by talking a little bit about my husband, Adam. Adam was a Greensburg Community High School graduate in 2005. He was a farmer in Decar County his entire life. His passion, knowledge, and versatility for all things agriculture was impressive. He gained a
024degree in egg systems management from Purdue University in 2009. He worked for several years as a manager at Premier Egg in St. Paul in here in Greensburg and he held a position as an account manager for an agriculture software company that allowed him to travel the country all while also working on his family's farm. One of his favorite jobs on the farm was hauling cattle to Nebraska in his kennas with our dog Brantley in the passenger seat spending hours catching up with his buddies on the CB radio as he drove. He even coined our basement gathering space after this. the Bullhaller Saloon. In 2016, Adam and his father took a leap of faith and established their own farm together, Whole Camp Family Land and Livestock. In March of 2020, he achieved his primary career goal
025to provide for his family by working full-time on his own farm. As his wife, I experienced all of the dedication, hard work, and faith that Adam put into all things agriculture. Adam's life ended far too soon in January of 2021 at 34 while completing his routine morning chores on our farm. Adam was incredibly intelligent, talented, and capable in many arenas. He had goals as high as the sky, though he measured success a little differently than most. His success was rarely measured in dollars or having the newest, latest, and greatest. He measured his success in the smiles on the faces and memories made with our daughter and nieces during their trips to the river in the semi to deliver grains. He measured it in the anticipation and excitement he had for teaching our son all he
026knew and loved about farming. And he measured it in working with his father every day and living out their dreams together. He certainly didn't have it all, but by his measures, his life was incredibly successful. Agriculture is vital to the future of this county, country, and the world. Agriculture needs individuals that are leaders, innovative risktakers, and can think outside of the box in a world that continuously expects us to do more with less. Working in agriculture takes a broad set of skills and knowledge, an ability to be flexible and often think quickly, and an obvious willingness to get your hands dirty. This scholarship was established as a way to support youth with these very special qualities in Decar County, honor Adam, and give back to a community that has given so much love and support
027to my family and that we're proud to be a part of. I want to continue to thank the Decar County Community Foundation for their help and support making this scholarship possible. I want to thank all of the scholarship applicants. Our scholarship application has an essay question asking what agriculture means to them. Reading their responses brings an immense amount of joy to my heart and reminds us of the deep love and respect of agriculture in Adam's life. I do want to mention that the Adam Camp Memorial Fund uh does hold a chief and sidebyside fundraising event that we call Adam's fun run. This year our event will be June 22nd. If you're interested in further information about this event, please visit our Facebook page, Adam's FunRun. It really is a a very fun time with live
028music, bounce houses, a great meal, and and lots of fellowship. The event ensures that we will be able to honor Adam and support you through this scholarship for many years to come. I believe that this year's scholarship recipient has a lot of grit. I believe that agriculture needs this individual and more people like him. Most importantly, I believe that this recipient can make a difference, has a bright future, and can do great and important things for the agriculture community. I'm so glad we get to support him. I am happy and privileged to award the Adam Hulk Camp Memorial Scholarship to Caleb. [Music] Good morning. I'm Sarah Helmick and I'm here on behalf of the Greensburg United Methodist Church to award the Roland Curtis and Willow Marie Barnes Nursing Scholarship in the amount of $1,099 to
029Braden memory. Uh, good morning everybody and congratulations to the graduating class of 2025. My name is Ethan Eldridge and I'm very excited to be here today on behalf of my family and the scholarship board to award uh this year's Christa Eldridge uh memorial scholarship to one of you graduating seniors here today. Um for those of you who don't know uh my mom Christa was uh actually a student at North Gator High School uh just down the road. She uh was a very diligent student. She was a dedicated athlete uh and she was very passionate about her involvement in her local uh 4 club here in Greensburg. Um a short time um after uh her and my dad um started dating they uh ended up going to university uh together to um study social work. She
030ended up studying social work there and went on to get her master's degree at the University of uh Pittsburgh in social work uh where she hope to one day come back to Greensburg and become a family therapist and hopefully coach basketball or volleyball uh at one day. Um unfortunately uh before we did make it back to Greensburg and they caught her during third day. Uh my mom lost a very brief of but hard fought battle with lung cancer. Um and some very good family friends of ours put together this uh scholarship fund as a way to honor her memory each year. Um, my mom loved the community of Greensburg and as a social worker and a family therapist, she uh understood the particular importance of of nurturing the youth of the community, you all who
031are the future of this community. And uh although she was not given the time uh that she would have liked to come back here and have the impact she would have had, um we give out the scholarship each year to recognize students who need are are outstanding um who exemplify her values and that uh who we believe will continue to pay it forward um and continue on the mission that that she would have liked the time to have had uh on the community of Greensburg. Uh and so it is with great pleasure uh that I announce this year's winner of the Christ memorial scholarship and that is Mackenzie. Additionally, thank you to the um the gener the generosity of our donors and also due to the hard work of the people community foundation. have one
032more scholarship that we're able to give out this year. Uh, and that is to Allison. Congratulations. Good morning and congratulations class of 2025. Uh my name is Amy Gray and this is my husband Larry. We're honored to be here today to present the Colin Gray Memorial Scholarship in memory of our daughter uh who graduated from Greensburg in 2019. Colleen uh passed away in a car accident uh about 3 years ago. Um she had just turned 21 years old, but in those short 21 years, she taught us more than we could have ever taught her. We're going to share a little bit of information about Colleen because her story is not unlike many young people here today. and hope that her story may resonate with someone here um that they may just not have found their
033path yet. From a young age, from a very young age, Colleen loved animals and they loved her. You can see pure joy that she interacted with all the animals, whether she was caring for her baby rabbits or ducks that she rescued, um or staying up all night delivering our dogs puppies, she was good with their life. She told us from age three that she was going to be a veterary young. However, in high school, she really struggled academically and those dreams of being a vet began to decline. Even with all the love and support from home and from school, she lacked interest in all things academic. Of course, this was frustrating to mom and dad as we evaluated what her future was going to look like without a traditional college education. For us, we prayed
034about it a lot. And one day, it just finally clicked that Colleen's potential was not being measured on a credit report for her. Her true value and worth was her impeccable work ethic, her patience, nurturing, creativity. She had passion. It just wasn't in math and English and history. Once we understood that and started looking at it through a different lens, we started to see her path and so did she. She not only got excited about her future, she began to flourish. Within two years of graduating high school, she had earned a certification in grooming from trade school. She started her own business and had a very long list of very satisfied clients, both K9 and Schuman, who loved her and her work. One day, she said to me, "Mom, can you believe I get paid
035to play with balls all day?" That was the moment I realized that Colleen had already figured out what most of us have figured out in a lifetime. She found her passion and she found a way to get paid to do it. Because of her path, Colleen's scholarship is a little different than most. It doesn't include any academic requirements. We wanted to be able to invest in people like Colleen who didn't necessarily excel in academics, but she has so much more to offer this world. With that said, the scholarship is open up to anyone. anyone willing to use their god-given talents and passion to help animals in some way to share common's genuine and unconditional love for animals. Students and adults alike are eligible to apply for the scholarship because we don't all have a period
036when we graduate. How scholarship is managed by the Decator County Community Foundation. So, our applicants have ranged and continue to range from students pursuing doctorates in vet veterinary medicine, bachelor's degrees in animal science, vocational students that are learning vet doctoring trainers, animal behaviorists, and yes, we also have adults who didn't have figured out until later and then decided they wanted to start a business in about that coming. We want to support all of these endeavors because the royal winners are her beloved animals. With that, it's our pleasure that we're able to present two scholarships this year for $1,000 each to students who embodies Colleen's love of animals by pursuing education and careers in animal welfare. And we're proud to award these scholarships to Emma Queen and Allison Kie. [Music] Good morning. My name is Spring.
037I'm here with my wife to present the Bonnie Spring Nursing Scholarship in memory of my mom. This scholarship was started in honor of all the wonderful nurses that took care of Bonnie when she was sick. The award this year is for $1,500 and it goes to Tiffany Graham. Good morning everyone. Congratulations to all the seniors. I am Jessica Atkins, my father, my son Miles Atkins, and our good friend Carol Bishop. We are here to celebrate and honor my mom Melissa Mari today. She fought a hard battle of cancer for 6 years. She was the strongest person I have ever known and remained so positive and uplifting even on her worst and most week days. Most people would see her out at my son's sporting events and wouldn't even be able to tell she wasn't feeling
038well or having a bad day. She is my hero. Before my mom left us, she asked if we could give a nursing scholarship in her honor. She had the most amazing and caring nurses take care of her while she was sick. I hope that the recipients of these scholarships continue on with their nursing and career in a positive and uplifting, caring way, just as my mom was. My mom always told me, "Just breathe. When the times get tough during nursing school or life in general, just breathe." The recipients of the first annual Melissa Mary Scholarship are Kayla Tam and Braden Emmery. Congratulations to both of you and good luck in your journey. [Music] I'm Pam and this is my son Jared. My mom and dad, Glenn and Joanne Moore, moved to Greensburg in 1955. They
039came with a dream, determination, a work ethic, and three little kids. They became successful in the business world in Greensburg, fulfilling their dream. But they knew that we kids needed more than just a high school education. So, it was never a question of if we would go to college. It was a question of where we would go to college. Um, it gives Jared and I great pleasure to help another young person fulfill their dream. Uh, Kathleen Swearing is the recipient of the Glenn and Joanne Moore scholarship. [Music] Good morning and congratulation graduates. My name is Pam Hersshley and I'm here today on behalf of Greensburg Rotary Club. Rotary's motto is service above self. We are here today for now to present two awards to graduates to graduates who have demonstrated exactly. Congratulations to Tiffany Grahamman,
040our $1,000 recipient, and Joseph Y, our $500 recipient. [Music] Good morning. My name is Dick Glasser and on behalf of the Greensburg Optimus Club, I'm here to award the William H. Grindy Scholarship. The scholarship is based on academic achievements, community involvement, financial aid, and also the impact of optimism in the student's life. The winner of this year's $2,500 scholarship is Daniel Fissy. Good morning. Congratulations to the class of 2025. My name is Travis Na'vi and I'm up here with my mom Jennifer and my sister Jeff. We are here to award the second annual Priyani Memorial Scholarship in honor of my dad. Just to give you a little bit of background about the scholarship and who my father was. My dad was definitely the life of any guy. He knew no stranger and would help anyone
041even if it meant giving a shirt off his back. He entered the workforce upon graduation in 1987. Worked at a local factory for 25 plus years and then found his dream job. In the winter of 2018, I was working as a member of the maintenance staff here at Community High School. A little over 2 years later, we discovered what ultimately took his life. When asked what he could if he could do it all over again, he said he would either enter or back into the military or would go to a trade school. This is why we decided to give back to the community that helped us during those tough two years. We chose to go a scholarship awarded to a student that had wanted to continue their education but not go to a 4-year college.
042We would like to ask the winner of the second annual Brian Bobby Memorial Scholarship to Cody Hayes in amount of $1,000. [Music] Good morning and uh congratulations seniors. My name is Dennis Collins, class of 57 High School. Uh, I'm here. My brother and I played in the high school band. And in honor of doing that, there's a scholarship for Dennis and Paul Wayne Collins. And this goes to William Cunningham today. And my brother graduated in ' 69. He ran track and he ran cross country. He held a few track records for a few years. and they were broken later on. And in honor of him, Paul Collins truck scholarship goes to Olivia Grimes. Congratulations to the class of 2025. Haven't heard that said too much, but it's never said too many times. I'm Linda V,
043James V's uh widow. Um Jim, who graduated from Greensburg High School, he graduated from Purdue in aeronautical engineering. got hired by McDonald Douglas and he worked as a engineer on space program under the space program and he made some things for the Apollo spaceship which he was very proud of. He never would tell you unless you knew and then he would talk about it. After that he was drafted by the army went to California and wrote the computer programs for the um air force army uh combination in California. After he got out of service, he came back to Greensboro, became um an electrician along with his father and he died at the age of 50 of cancer. And in that memory, I established the Greensburg or James A. Vogue scholarship fund. is for uh $2,100
044and it goes to Joseph Y. [Music] Good morning. It's uh my privilege to be here on on behalf of the Kar County Community Foundation to present uh the awards for this year to the class of 2025. And the foundation would like to acknowledge all of the accomplishments that you've achieved so far and all that you're going to achieve going forward in your life and career. Um we have several to go through this morning, so hang with me. Have a little smile. take a deep breath. Um, the total awards that the the foundation awarded this year was just shy of $300,000. And we're going to start out with the Decar County Community Foundation Scholars Award. There are three of those. Each recipient receives $6,000. 5,000 from the foundation with 1,000 from the Bill Smith family. Those
045recipients this year are Savannah Danforth, Christopher Mains, and Chase Dula. Next stop is the Decar County Community Foundation Mystery Donor Trade Scholarship for $500 each. The two recipients this year are Jack McKenzie and Cody Case. I know. I know. Next is the Rose Deos family vocational scholarship for $1,569. Cody, don't sit down. Cody Case is the recipient of that. Next is the Steuart G. Pere Purdue University Engineering Scholarship for $1,97. The two recipients this year are Ashton Stroberg and Joseph Yake. [Applause] The Addie M. Austin Memorial Scholarship uh in the amount of $1,30.75 goes to the four recipients, Cody Casease, Tiffany Graman, Brooklyn Clark, and Jack McKenzie. the Meyer and Wilma Wilma Shriber Memorial for $1,265.80. That scholarship goes to Sai Miller. The Dorotha A. Running Scholarship for $1,22 goes to Catherine Schwar. [Music] The
046Joanie Bosik Memorial Pirate Spirit Award in the amount of $382 goes to Sailor Scripture. Also, while Sailor is up here, she received the Thelma E. Cur Indiana University Kelly School of Business Scholarship for $4,99. The Robert E. Simmons Memorial Trade Scholarship for $500 uh goes to Jack McKenzie and Cody Casease. I say goes to I should say awarded to it is an award. So it's awarded to each one of you. The Arnold Ducanis MD $500 $54 scholarship is awarded to Elena Weber. And Savannah Dan Danforth receives the following two awards. The Holly Peters Nursing Scholarship for $1,60 and the Pat Smith and loving memory of Tracy Lynn Smeiser scholarship for $1,000. The Steve Hunter Memorial Scholarship for $735 uh is awarded to Olivia Grimes and Jack McKenzie. The Martha L. Frost Art Scholarship in the
047amount of $48 is awarded to Madison Morland. class of 1941 and 1942 scholarship for $794 was awarded to Olivia Grimes. Okay. And while you're up here, you've also been awarded the Delmer and Janet Kette Panley Memorial Scholarship for $1,760. The class of 1961 scholarship for $433 has been awarded to Ashton Stronger. And the final award that the foundation will will be presenting this year is the Bernie and Lucen Layman scholarships. Each recipient will receive $5,000 each year for a total of $20,000. And those four recipients are Taylor Perez, Lance Koy, Savannah Hanforth, and Charles Stuff. Congratulations to you all. Thank you. Hello everyone. I'm Miss Hamer and I'm presenting the next round of awards and scholarships. The first one we have the dark good citizen award for $175 goes to Chase Dolby. The Norma Bainbridge
048Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $500 goes to Sai Miller and Savannah Danfort. [Music] The Tri Cappa Sorority Donna Little $1,000 scholarship goes to Catherine Sherry. [Music] The Sai Iota Z story scholarship for $1,000 goes to Kayla Gravy. The Daughters of Isabella scholarship each $500 goes to Kayla Tan and Allison Kunzie. Allison Kunzie is also receiving the Tree City Saddle Club scholarship for $500. The next two scholarships are the Decator County Work Researcher Scholarship for $1,000 and the Great Plains Communication $5,000 scholarship and they both go to Caleb Brady. The Regis and Kelly beautiful baby search scholarship for $25,000 goes to Sai Miller. [Applause] The girls basketball 3A mental attitude award for $1,000 goes to Leah West. The final scholarship, the South Central Indiana Master Gardener Association scholarship for $250 goes to Gale Bry. I
049have four next generation who's your education awards. These are $10,000 awards that are renewable for four years. The following recipients please come forward. Catherine Schwaring, Sai Miller, Eva Tongate, and Mackenzie. The following people are eligible for the Mitch Daniels Early Graduation Scholarship in the amount of $4,000. Jordan Bradenberg, Bana Kain, Adrienne Chrisman, Shane Clap, Addison Frenzy, Kimberly Garcia, Jasine Holland, Shakayia Lutz, Victoria Merritt, Rayen Slaney, Joina Stewart, and Brayley Welsh. Heat. Heat. [Music] would now like to announce the 21st century scholar award winners. These awards are equal to state tuition for four years in Indiana. The following recipients, please come forward. Damon Ashley, Ava Austin, Connor Beagle, Sierra Codlin, William Cunningham, Logan Debias, Rayan Emory, Abigail Fulmer, Michael Fugate, Aurora Granger, Victoria Hand, Stevie Hobbs, Maddox Hunter, Trevor Kilgore, Damen Leiddesma, Camden Lowden, Alexis Moody
050Turner, McKenzie Murphy, Taylor Perez, Carrian Phelps, Condra, Brooklyn Pucket, Alicia Roara, Terrell, Eva Tongate, Owen Lee and Sam work. Congratulations. All right. So, we have a few students that earned individual scholarships through their schools that they're headed off to. Um, the first school we're going to go over is Anderson and Lance Koi is going to be going to Anderson University and receiving a total of $22,000 renewable every year. Timothy Smith will be heading off to Baldwin Wallace University and receiving a total of $27,000 renewable. We have four students heading to Ball State. Braden Emry will be receiving the merit scholarship 5,500 renewable. Abigail Fulmer and Trevor Hogar will be receiving the Ball State Scholar Scholarship for $4,000 renewable. And tomorrow, Workman will be receiving the $2,000 scholarship renewable from all state grants. The US will
051be going to university with $4,43,750 renewable. Colton Schroeder will be going to the Vietn College receiving $15,000500. We have two students going to the Paul University. Charles will be receiving 63,500 renewable and Taylor Perez will be receiving $54,370 renewable. Christopher names will be going to Franklin College receiving $24,000 renewal. Miller is heading to Indiana Tech and he will be receiving $19,000 in $19,500 renewal. A few students are going to Indiana University. The first one is Madison Morland. She's receiving um the first year Indiana Scholars Award for a thousand. Glennville scholarship for 2000 and the proverb scholarship for 3,000 [Applause] renewable. Sierra Collin will be going to IU as well with in receiving the Provo scholarship for thousand renewable. Bryant Acre will be going to IU Columbus receiving the $2,000 renewable. and Kayla Tan going to
052IU Columbus receiving a 1,000 renewable scholarship. Emma Queen and Victoria will be headed to Columbus for $1,000 renewal. [Applause] We have three students going to UI. Amelia Phillips, sorry. Um, she's going to be receiving the Crimson Pride Award for 1,000. Sailor Scripture receiving the Crimson Pride Award for 1,000 and also the Hickman Lynville IU Foundation Scholarship for 2,000. as well as Wilkinson receiving an athletic scholarship for $26,642 renewable. We have two students going to Ivy Tech receiving scholarships. Children's with disability veteran scholarship for $2,000. 786 will be going to Kayla and Rob. And I'm also a union scholarship, thousands going to Purdue University, receiving scholarships from them. Daniel Fissy and Elena Weber. They're receiving the presidential scholarship for 4,000 renewable. We have Chase to Colby heading off to Shrine University receiving a total of $42,860
053renewable. Joseph Y will be going to University of Cincinnati and he will receive $5,500 renewable. We have seven students receiving scholarships through University of Indianapolis. First one is Payton Black receiving $14,617 renewable. We also have Savannah Danro, $27,960 renewable. Ella Kors is receiving an $18,000 renewable scholarship. Harrian Phyllis Condre and Samuel Tuckman will be receiving a $12,000 renewable scholarship. Brooklyn Pucket is receiving a service of education for 5,000, a completion for 1,000 and another one for 5,500 and then a renewable scholarship for 9,000. And Tristan also is receiving a $17,913 scholarship along with the $1,000 renewable and then a ruin award for 6,620 and then the state replacement fund for 1,000. Halo variety is going to northwestern Ohio and he's receiving a scholarship for $3,000 renewable. Two students are going to Vincent University. Matthew Everrode
054is going to be receiving $9,000 renewable. And then Evelyn Palser is receiving a scholarship for 1,500. [Music] William Cunningham is going to Wash University and he is receiving a total of $33,600 renewable. And Zion Ford is going to Wilmington College receiving a total of 24,000 renewable like to welcome everyone um and congratulate our 2025 graduates. Before we hand out our athletic awards, I would like to give a few thank yous. First, to all our student athletes for how they represented Greensburg High School and for all their successes this year. All coaches for their hard work and dedication. to our student athletes, our administration, staff and teachers for all their support and help. And June Reag for all her hard work in the athletic office and everything she does for our students. Our awards this year
055will first start with our Royal Club Award. This award is given to athletes who have muttered in eight Mercy sports in their four-year career. This is a tremendous accomplishment for our student athletes to achieve. The athletes are awarded a plaque with their name on it. If the recipients could please come up to receive their packs. First [Applause] receiver, Jr. Friends fire out Mr. course Christopher mains, Jack McKenzie, demo queen Miller, Madison Morland, Nathan Shepard, J Smith in the US. [Music] Our next award is our class of 1921 scholar athlete. This award is voted on by our head coaches and takes academics and athletics into consideration. This year's female scholar athlete is Jenny Smith. [Applause] And our male scholar athlete this year is Dan Kissy. Our last athletic award is our top female and top male
056athlete of the of the year. This award is also voted on by our head coaches and takes in consideration an athletes four-year career. This year's top female athlete is Leo West. And this year's top male athlete is Miller. A big thank you and good luck to our graduates. [Applause] Good morning. Congratulations, class of 2025. My name is Mrs. Jane Really, and I'm here to give out a scholarship in the memory of my husband. My husband, Randy, was a caring and hardworking person. He graduated in 1979 from Batesville High School and he participated in their school to work program when he was in high school. He worked through the grocery business and continued to work on into the retail business his entire life. He worked his way up through the business with the cashier stockperson to
057managing over six convenience stores and eventually owning his own convenience store. Randy also had a love for the outdoors. He loved hunting and fishing. And he eventually opened up R&J Bait and Tackle, which included servicing over 25 stores with bait and tackle. Even with his busy schedule, he found the time to coach softball and mentor young people in our community. Randy also cared for my father who had Alzheimer's for 5 years. He was always giving us time to help others and encouraging young people to do their best. Randy lost his battle with melanoma cancer on July 16th of 2020. Through the generous support of many friends and family, community members, we were able to establish the Randy Reley memorial scholarship fund. I also continue the bait and tackle business that Randy started to help fund
058the scholarships as well. We hope that the scholarships will help the recipients obtain some of the necess necessities needed to launch into a new adventure. The scholarships are open to seniors in area schools. No matter if they're going to college, going to a trade school, entering the military, or entering directly into the workforce. Sometimes you just need a little bit of help. This year, we are giving two scholarships, one here at Greensburg and one at Jacksonell in the amount of $200 each. And this year's recipient from Greensburg is Cody Casease. [Music] Hello, my name is Jessica Barkard and I am the JAG instructor for Gradsburg High This year we had our first class of J recipients for the region 9 scholarship award for 200 each. And I would like to call those recipients to the
059stage. We have Y ball. We have Logan Dias Garcia Nyall Zamer. Emily Maria Canales Blake Pierce Kumato and Grayer. Thank [Music] [Applause] you. Hello I'm Mr. and I'm the uh head coach for the academic uh Super Bowl team and I am here to present the academic team scholarship to recipients Tam and Elliot W. Thank you. Morning graduates. It's my honor to be here with Russell Wilhoy uh to present the Russell the Nancy Wilhoy academic and leadership scholarship. Russell has been very active in our school district for many many years coaching softball and many years in our community coaching baseball went back to even when I was a kid coaching baseball and uh you know Russell has always been very committed to the youth in our community. He's also been he and his wife been very
060giving to our uh Greensburg Education Foundation and they wanted to present a scholarship to a senior teaching from Greensburg High School and it's my honor to be here with Russell to present $1,000 scholarship to Daniel Fissy. Continuing, we'll present some more scholarships here. Uh, beginning with the Strider Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $500 that will go to Ariana Hamilton. the Sarah Kinker scholarship for $500 go to Ella Kors. the Lillian Knox Education Scholarship for $500. Uh the Robert French Memorial Scholarship for $1,000, which is renewable, will go to Dan. [Applause] We got our business degree scholarship of $2,000 go to Jack McKenzie. We got our technical degree scholarship for $2,000. We go to Kesha course. [Music] You got a vocational degree scholarship for $2,000 goes to Brooklyn [Applause] Clark. Got an associate degree scholarship
061for $2,000 goes to Tiffany Raymond. You got the fall produce scholarship in the amount of $1,500 which is renewable goes to Elena Web. We have two Bobby Burger scholarships for $1,500 renewable and they go to Savannah Danford and Samira Workman. The Bernie H. and Marielle Humphrey $1,500 scholarship renewal goes to Sailor Christian. And the Charles and Catherine Remy scholarship for $1,000 renewable goes to Kayla Tan. We have the William Knox education scholarship goes to L course. It's been my privilege as superintendent to watch you grow over your 13 years. Most of you as students at Greensburg schools, I wish you nothing but the best for your future. Thank you. At this time, the Ivy Techch Community College Indiana College Corp. Each student has completed one year of college will be given green and white course
062to the following students. Bryant Abra, Ava Austin, Alexis Bolivia, Brooklyn Clark, Sierra Coglin, Lance Coy, William Cunningham, Savannah Danport, McKenzie Evo, Daniel Fissy, Abigail Fulmer, Dian Ford, Michael Hugy, Tiffany Ramon, Ariana Hamilton, Dylan, Max Hunter, Ella Force, Cam Len, Christopher Baines, Emma McQueen, Carson Miller, Sy Miller, Madison Morland, Tam No, Taylor Perez, Olly Phillips, Marissa Powers, Brooklyn Pucket, Grace Shudy, Sailor Strers, Brandon Spurgeon, Charles Stinger, Kayla Tam, Chase Takoli, Samuel Tuckman, Elena Weber, Leah West, Samara Burman, and Joseph Yank. earning an academic honors diploma. Recipients will receive a gold cord, Kyra Peels, Daniel Pizzy, Shakayia Lutz, Max Hunter, Ella Force, Cam Len, Jack McKenzie, Quinton Miller, Elliot Raider, Bridget Spurgeon, and Mark Terrell and Joseph Yates. earning a technical honors and also receiving a gold cord. Jacobs, Laney Ferris, Zia Ford, Victoria Gout, Caleb Ry,
063Reed Hungerford, Brooklyn Jones, Garrett Kramer, Grayson, John Robbins, Grace Shudy, Catherine Schwar, Samuel Tuffman, Kaylee Welsh, and Owen Wheatley. earning both an academic honors and technical honors diploma. These recipients will also get a gold award. Bryce Abra, Kan Aton, Ava Austin, Connor Belel, Maurice Beaver, Madison Fington, Brooklyn Clark, Austin Cole, Sierra Conlin, Lance Coy, William Cunningham, Savannah For Logan Debias, McKenzie Evo, Abigail Home, Michael Fugy, Tiffany Gran, Carmen Gray, Tyler Gross, Ariana Hamilton, Tristan Hetler, Lillian Jones, Trevor Kilgore, Allison Kunzie, Christopher Mains, Enria, Emma McQueen, Carson Miller, Sai Miller, Madison Morland, Tam no, Taylor Perez, Olly Phillips, Marissa Powers, Brooklyn Pucket, Sailor Scripture, Genevie Smith, Charles Smaker, Ashen Stroberg, Kayla Tam, Chase Tupoli, Eva tugging Elena Leah West. Great job by all of our students earning the ICC in the academic and technical honors diplomas.
064[Music] This time it's my honor to recognize the class of 2025 saludiatoran Tan no. and the class of 2025, valictorian, Daniel. I'd like to take a moment and recognize the retirement of two staff members from Greensburg Community High School earlier this year. Mrs. Susan Burberry. Mrs. Burr was a business teacher at Greensburg Community High School. She worked in education for 27 years. Also, Mr. Bam, math teacher here at Greensburg Community High School. Mr. Bam has been with us for 3 years and has worked in education for 17 years. We wish you both good health and happiness in future years. We greatly appreciate and will miss you both. So closing remarks for the awards earned by the class of 354,851 for awards and scholarships from local community organizations and from trust funds established with the school
065corporation also 37 $737,139 for awards, grants, and scholarships from postsecary education institutions. Total monies in excess of $4,91,990 have been received by the graduating class of 2025. Congratulations to the DCHS students and staff and a special congratulations to the members of the class of 2025. Job well done. I would like to thank the parents, family members, and friends in attendance today and those watching on the live stream feed as well. to our classrooms out there. We'll go ahead and just call it 11:15 as it's 11:13 for students in the building. You will be dismissed today lunch and we'll be right on schedule with the 1150 bell for for lunch to end. At this time, this concludes today's program. Again, thank you all and best wishes to the last class of 2021.