Katie Burch

2011 recipient of the Robert G. Comer Memorial Scholarship and the Shelley Comer Akers Memorial Scholarship, both worth $500 each. Katie is a graduate of Scottsburg High School and the daughter of Richard and Carol Burch. She plans to attend the University of Southern Indiana to major in occupational therapy.

Jordyn Croasdell

2011 recipient of the Dale McNeely Scholarship, worth $10,000, the Mallory Lainhart Memorial Scholarship, worth $250, and the Lilly Scholar Endowment Fund, worth $325. Jordyn is a graduate of Scottsburg High School and the daughter of John and Lori Croasdell of Scottsburg. She plans to attend Indiana Wesleyan University where she will major in nursing.

Kelley Dwyer

2011 recipient of Scott Memorial Hospital-Indiana University Southeast Scholarship, worth $3,000. Kelley is a 2008 graduate of Scottsburg High School and is a senior at IUS, majoring in nursing.

Shonita Fink

2011 recipient of the Scott Memorial Hospital Guild Brunton-Mumford Memorial Scholarship, worth up to $5,000. Shonita, a resident of Scottsburg, will attend Spalding University for her graduate degree. She plans to major in social work with a focus on clinical studies and substance abuse counseling.

Alexander Haas

2011 recipient of the Scott County Youth Football League Scholarship, worth $1,000. Alex, a graduate of Scottsburg High School, is the son of Gail Haas of Loogootee. He plans to attend Purdue College of Technology to major in mechanical engineering.

Sarah Hutton

2011 recipient of the Greater Scott County Chamber of Commerce Educational Award, worth $500. Sarah, a graduate of Scottsburg High School, is the daughter of David and Diana Kilburn of Scottsburg. She plans to attend Bellarmine University to major in exercise science.

Kristofer Kermanshahi

2011 recipient of the Mary Elizabeth-Virgil S. Miller Memorial Scholarship, worth $1,000. Kris is a graduate of Scottsburg High School and the son of Barbara Kermanshahi of Scottsburg. He plans to attend the University of Florida to major in pre-pharmacy.

Lindsey Kilburn

2011 recipient of the Greater Scott County Chamber of Commerce Educational Award, worth $500, and the Mallory Lainhart Memorial Scholarship, worth $250. Lindsey is a graduate of Austin High School and the daughter of David and Diana Kilburn of Scottsburg. She plans to attend Indiana University Southeast to major in nursing.

Jessica Konkler

2011 recipient of the Scott Memorial Hospital-Ivy Tech Scholarship, worth $1,500. Jessica is a resident of Austin and majoring in nursing.

Laura Rogers

2011 recipient of the Carol Pettit Scholarship, worth $250, the Christie Crafton Memorial Scholarship, worth $250, and the Epply Shields Memorial Scholarship Fund, worth $2,982. Laura, a graduate of Scottsburg High School, is the daughter of Edward and Donna Rogers of Scottsburg. She plans to attend Indiana University Southeast to major in elementary education.

Meghan Sandlin

2011 recipient of the Timothy Michael Wolf Memorial Scholarship, worth $5,000. Meghan, a graduate of Scottsburg High School, is the daughter of Larry and Connie Sandlin of Scottsburg. She plans to attend Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, where she will major in chemical engineering.

Mary Elizabeth Stivers

2011 recipient of the Alice and Gerald Miner Memorial Scholarship, worth $2,000. Elizabeth, a graduate of Scottsburg High School, is the daughter of Mike and LInda Stivers of Scottsburg. She plans to attend Butler University to major in arts administration - music.

Melissa Stollings

2011 recipient of the Lilly Scholar Endowment Fund, worth $325, and the Scott Memorial Hospital Guild Brunton-Mumford Memorial Scholarship, worth up to $5,000. Melissa, a graduate of Austin High School, is the daughter of Kevin and Lisa Stollings of Austin. She plans to attend the University of Southern Indiana to major in pre-nursing.

Logan Wells

2011 recipient of the Walter S. and Clarice (White) Bridgewater Memorial Scholarship, worth $1,000. Logan, a graduate of Scottsburg High School, is the son of Brady and Julie Wells of Scottsburg. He plans to attend Hanover College to major in communications.