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She was ranked 10th in her graduating class in 2021. Throughout high school, she received many accolades for her various accomplishments, such as magna cum laude for Latin. She was a 2-year lettered varsity basketball player and a 1-year lettered track athlete, as well as a 2-year captain in both sports. She was nominated for and awarded the Athlete of the Quarter award multiple times as well as many individual sport awards such as MVP, Team Spirit, and All-Around Athlete. Rachel is now a freshman at Cedarville University in Ohio as a business management major. She has already made the Dean’s Honor List for the Cedarville University School of Business. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c6889587788977a41b5ba92/18149759-8fc1-4a77-b940-d2cada0a0e55/0.jpg 2021 Scholarship Recipients Cullen Lindquist Cullen graduated from Evergreen High School with a 4.1 GPA and in the upper 25% of his graduating class. At the end of his senior year, he was named Outstanding Male Graduate for the Class of 2021. Cullen demonstrated the importance of leadership through his two-year high school lead for the Outdoor Lab School Mount Evans as well as a Link Leader mentoring incoming freshmen. In addition to his high school diploma, he also received the Seal of Biliteracy, a diploma endorsed certificate that is given to a high school graduate who is proficient in two or more languages. He also participated in DECA and was a district winner and state qualifier for two consecutive years. Cullen lettered in community service through his involvement in the Mountain Backpack Program as a Pack Leader which allowed him to give back to his community by overseeing individuals and groups to supply much needed food support to area elementary, middle and high school students. Currently Cullen is a freshman at the University of Colorado Boulder where he is a Leeds Deans Fellow at the Leeds School of Business studying finance. He is also a Cadet in the Air Force ROTC program with Detachment 105 and a member of the Honor Guard. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c6889587788977a41b5ba92/4e52c0a7-b912-4960-a49a-ba5b4b1de8c9/0-2.jpg 2021 Scholarship Recipients MaryKate McCarthy MaryKate McCarthy graduated Golden View Classical Academy in 2021. Honorably named Outstanding Graduate she was awarded the privilege of delivering the graduation speech. MaryKate demonstrated leadership qualities which include her three year membership in The National Honor Society, where she held the positions of Secretary and President of her chapter. In addition, MaryKate was elected and served as Cincinnatus Head of House both her junior and senior years. She captained the JV Volleyball team, junior year, and was named “Most Spirited” athlete for her leadership example, on and off the court. Finally, MaryKate co-established and led a vocal music group, Golden View Voices, for three years. MaryKate has received numerous honors and awards which include The Aeneas Award, Student of the Quarter, Latin; Magna Cum Laude, (multiple) Honor Roll Awards, GVCA House Championship, CSU Honors Scholarship, and The Rearden Scholarship. She attends Colorado State University where she plans to graduate with degrees in biomedical and mechanical engineering. Her goal is to revolutionize the design, build and components used in the manufacture of prosthetic limbs. https://www.reardenfoundation.org/new-page daily 0.75 2023-01-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c6889587788977a41b5ba92/dc72d26c-36c9-4e38-a636-8b6390d3bcb5/BellaSeniorPhotoFinal+%281%29.jpg 2022 Recipients - Bella Hobaugh Bella HarboughBella Hobaugh Bella graduated from Ridgeview Classical Schools in 2022 as the salutatorian of her class, with a 3.98 GPA. She was named Student of the Term for her final trimester at Ridgeview, and was honored with the High School History Award. Among her other accolades are the 2021 Ridgeview High School Spanish Award, the Rensselaer Medal, the American Chemical Society Medal, and the title of National Merit Finalist. Bella has also been involved in numerous extracurricular activities: She was an expert witness and attorney for her school’s Mock Trial team, played the Queen in the Ridgeview Madrigals performance her senior year, and has sung in several choirs. She has also studied cello for more than thirteen years, and has performed both as a soloist and with several youth orchestras. Bella acted as a leader of the student body through the Ridgeview Student Council, serving as both Parliamentarian and Historian. Under the auspices of the Ridgeview Student Ambassador program, she founded and coordinated a program through which high school volunteers serve as tutors for elementary school students. In the fall, Bella will attend the University of Chicago, and study Chemistry or Neuroscience. She hopes to pursue a medical career. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c6889587788977a41b5ba92/e183a51e-fec4-4417-b120-a1bf50a67b04/image0.jpeg 2022 Recipients - Ryan Anderson Ryan graduated from Liberty Common High School in 2022 as salutatorian with a 4.53 GPA. As a senior, he received the “Etiam Nunc” award as a result of embodying his class motto through his actions. Throughout his high school tenure, he had the privilege of receiving several other honors including Student Government Leader, National Honor Society, the Leonhard Euler Math Award, and the Outstanding Spanish Student honor. He has been extremely involved in various extracurricular activities. He lettered all four years of high school in both soccer and basketball, acting as the captain of the soccer team in his senior year and of the basketball team in both his junior and senior years. He received All-Conference honors in both sports in his senior year. He has played the clarinet since 6th grade and received the most Outstanding Concert Band Member award in his senior year. He was also accepted into the All-State, Northern Colorado, and Patriot League Honor Bands every year from sophomore to senior year. Ryan is now currently attending the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and is studying Computer Science with a minor in Business. He hopes to work for a tech company for a few years after college, followed by owning a tech startup. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c6889587788977a41b5ba92/a9abea8d-0854-4ff4-8545-ed164066196f/IMG_5614.JPG 2022 Recipients - Law Schoeman Law graduated from Golden View Classical Academy with a 3.93 GPA. He was nominated for Outstanding Graduate by his peers and for President for the National Honor Society by the faculty at Golden View. His senior thesis was nominated for Outstanding Thesis by the GVCA faculty and filmed for the Barney Charter School initiative . Law was awarded Student of the Quarter, the Rensselaer Medal, and the mathematics and history subject awards. Outside of academics, Law was honored with the Excellence in Service award for his time as a Team Leader working at Chick-Fil-A, lettered in varsity basketball and tennis, and served as a basketball coach and camp leader for his school. He is now attending Hillsdale College and is planning to double-major in mathematics and history. 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