HOENER RECIPIENT OF KATHRYN SPORE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Lucy Hoener was the recipient of the 1st annual Kathryn Spore Memorial Scholarship at the 2022 commencement exercises at New Haven High School. Lucy is the daughter of Josh and Jaime Hoener of New Haven.
The Kathryn Spore Memorial Scholarship is in honor of a longtime English and history teacher here at New Haven High School. In August 1965, she moved to New Haven High School, where she taught English and American History until May 1997. For Kathryn, teaching was a passion, not a profession. Her great desire to bring literature, music, and American history alive to her students is perhaps her greatest legacy, in addition to her singular personality and enthusiasm. Each student who went through NHHS during Kathryn’s teaching tenure was impacted by her. She is truly a Shamrock legend.
Lucy was active in many organizations and held officer positions in those organizations, including FBLA President, FCCLA President, FCA Secretary, National Honor Society Treasurer, and Student Council Vice President. She was team captain for her volleyball team, a member of the track team, and a member of the marching band auxiliary. Lucy earned many awards and achievements while participating in sports and organizations while in school.
Lucy will continue her education at the University of Missouri – Columbia seeking a degree in entertainment.
Lucy Hoener was the recipient of the 1st annual Kathryn Spore Memorial Scholarship at the 2022 commencement exercises at New Haven High School. Lucy is the daughter of Josh and Jaime Hoener of New Haven.
The Kathryn Spore Memorial Scholarship is in honor of a longtime English and history teacher here at New Haven High School. In August 1965, she moved to New Haven High School, where she taught English and American History until May 1997. For Kathryn, teaching was a passion, not a profession. Her great desire to bring literature, music, and American history alive to her students is perhaps her greatest legacy, in addition to her singular personality and enthusiasm. Each student who went through NHHS during Kathryn’s teaching tenure was impacted by her. She is truly a Shamrock legend.
Lucy was active in many organizations and held officer positions in those organizations, including FBLA President, FCCLA President, FCA Secretary, National Honor Society Treasurer, and Student Council Vice President. She was team captain for her volleyball team, a member of the track team, and a member of the marching band auxiliary. Lucy earned many awards and achievements while participating in sports and organizations while in school.
Lucy will continue her education at the University of Missouri – Columbia seeking a degree in entertainment.
WILLIAMS RECIPIENT OF SCHEER SCHOLARSHIP
New Haven High School senior Logan Williams is this year's recipient of New
Haven High School’s oldest privately endowed scholarship: The Scheer
Memorial Scholarship.
Logan, the son of Kyle and TiffanyWilliams, received the scholarship worth
$5,000 at the school's 116th annual commencement exercise May 19th. The
Scholarship is payable during a four year period. This is the 32nd year for the
scholarship honoring the memory of the late Clara and Milford F. Scheer and
is funded by the Milford F. Scheer Charitable Trust.
The family owned and operated Scheer Transfer Company, a New Haven
based trucking firm until the company ceased operation in 1984. The firm
was in business for nearly 55 years during which time they were active in
many civic projects. Clara Scheer died on Dec. 20, 1976, and Milford Scheer
died on Dec. 31, 1989.
Representatives of the trust, along with a committee of faculty and school
board members, selected Logan for the award based on academic performance
and potential, interest in continuation of his education, character, and
leadership.
Logan was a member of the National Honor Society, FBLA, and student
council. He played basketball and ran track and cross country. He earned
many athletic awards and academic awards throughout high school. Logan
also participated in many community service activities while in high school.
Logan will attend Columbia College next fall to pursue a degree Sports
Management.
New Haven High School senior Logan Williams is this year's recipient of New
Haven High School’s oldest privately endowed scholarship: The Scheer
Memorial Scholarship.
Logan, the son of Kyle and TiffanyWilliams, received the scholarship worth
$5,000 at the school's 116th annual commencement exercise May 19th. The
Scholarship is payable during a four year period. This is the 32nd year for the
scholarship honoring the memory of the late Clara and Milford F. Scheer and
is funded by the Milford F. Scheer Charitable Trust.
The family owned and operated Scheer Transfer Company, a New Haven
based trucking firm until the company ceased operation in 1984. The firm
was in business for nearly 55 years during which time they were active in
many civic projects. Clara Scheer died on Dec. 20, 1976, and Milford Scheer
died on Dec. 31, 1989.
Representatives of the trust, along with a committee of faculty and school
board members, selected Logan for the award based on academic performance
and potential, interest in continuation of his education, character, and
leadership.
Logan was a member of the National Honor Society, FBLA, and student
council. He played basketball and ran track and cross country. He earned
many athletic awards and academic awards throughout high school. Logan
also participated in many community service activities while in high school.
Logan will attend Columbia College next fall to pursue a degree Sports
Management.
HOMEYER SELECTED FOR WILLIAM N. KELLEY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP
Adam Homeyer, has been honored as New Haven High School’s eighteenth
recipient of the William N. Kelley Family Scholarship from the Class of
2022. Adam is the son of Robert and Patty Homeyer of New Haven.
The “William N. Kelley Family Scholarship for Science & Engineering
Scholarship” was established by the William N. Kelley family, Mary, Bill,
Bill, Jr., and Tim, to show their appreciation for the educational opportunities
offered by the New Haven School District and to encourage the future of
science and engineering in America. The scholarship is a $5,500 scholarship
payable over 4 years. Only students planning on majors in engineering,
science, or teaching science or math, are eligible to apply.
Adam was active in: basketball, track, Marching Band, Pep Band, student
council, National Honor Society, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, FCCLA,
and FBLA. Outside of school he was a member of 4-H, Franklin County
Cattlemen’s Association and a member of the Missouri Angus Association.
He was active in many volunteer activities at his church and with school
organizations. He is also works on his family’s farm.
Adam will continue his education at University of Missouri where he will
pursue a degree in Agriculture Science and Business.
Adam Homeyer, has been honored as New Haven High School’s eighteenth
recipient of the William N. Kelley Family Scholarship from the Class of
2022. Adam is the son of Robert and Patty Homeyer of New Haven.
The “William N. Kelley Family Scholarship for Science & Engineering
Scholarship” was established by the William N. Kelley family, Mary, Bill,
Bill, Jr., and Tim, to show their appreciation for the educational opportunities
offered by the New Haven School District and to encourage the future of
science and engineering in America. The scholarship is a $5,500 scholarship
payable over 4 years. Only students planning on majors in engineering,
science, or teaching science or math, are eligible to apply.
Adam was active in: basketball, track, Marching Band, Pep Band, student
council, National Honor Society, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, FCCLA,
and FBLA. Outside of school he was a member of 4-H, Franklin County
Cattlemen’s Association and a member of the Missouri Angus Association.
He was active in many volunteer activities at his church and with school
organizations. He is also works on his family’s farm.
Adam will continue his education at University of Missouri where he will
pursue a degree in Agriculture Science and Business.
VANDEGRIFFE AWARDED 6TH ANNUAL GRADEN D. LOVELACE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
New Haven High School senior Ava Vandegriffe is the recipient of the Graden D. Lovelace Memorial Scholarship for STEM. Ava is the daughter of Kevin and Kathy Vandegriffe of New Haven.
The Graden D. Lovelace Scholarship for STEM was created to give students interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math careers an opportunity to further their education in those careers. The scholarship is worth $4,000 payable over 4 years. Only those students pursuing careers in STEM are eligible to apply.
Ava was a member of FBLA, FCCLA, FCA, National Honor Society, and student council. She played softball and was a member of the cheerleading team. Ava earned many awards at districts and the state level in FBLA throughout her high school career. She also earned many academic awards for her efforts in the classroom. Ava also participated in many community service projects inside and outside of school.
Ava will continue her education at the Southeast Missouri State University where she will pursue a degree in Communications Disorders and Sciences.
New Haven High School senior Ava Vandegriffe is the recipient of the Graden D. Lovelace Memorial Scholarship for STEM. Ava is the daughter of Kevin and Kathy Vandegriffe of New Haven.
The Graden D. Lovelace Scholarship for STEM was created to give students interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math careers an opportunity to further their education in those careers. The scholarship is worth $4,000 payable over 4 years. Only those students pursuing careers in STEM are eligible to apply.
Ava was a member of FBLA, FCCLA, FCA, National Honor Society, and student council. She played softball and was a member of the cheerleading team. Ava earned many awards at districts and the state level in FBLA throughout her high school career. She also earned many academic awards for her efforts in the classroom. Ava also participated in many community service projects inside and outside of school.
Ava will continue her education at the Southeast Missouri State University where she will pursue a degree in Communications Disorders and Sciences.
Yarbrough receives 15th annual Langenberg Family Scholarship
Miranda Yarbrough was the recipient of the 15th annual Howard Langenberg Family Scholarship at the 2022 commencement exercises at New Haven High School.
Miranda is the daughter of Scott and Cindy Yarbrough of New Haven.
The Langenberg family set up the scholarship fund to give the students at New Haven High school the opportunity to continue their education at a community college, college or university that leads to an academic degree. The scholarship is worth $5000 and is payable over a four year period.
Miranda was a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council, FCCLA and FBLA. She was a member of the volleyball team and cheerleading team all 4 years in high school. She also helped coach 4th grade volleyball. Miranda also participated in many community service projects through school and her church affiliation.
Miranda is planning to continue her education at Northwest Missouri State University where she plans to pursue a degree in Mass Media.
Miranda Yarbrough was the recipient of the 15th annual Howard Langenberg Family Scholarship at the 2022 commencement exercises at New Haven High School.
Miranda is the daughter of Scott and Cindy Yarbrough of New Haven.
The Langenberg family set up the scholarship fund to give the students at New Haven High school the opportunity to continue their education at a community college, college or university that leads to an academic degree. The scholarship is worth $5000 and is payable over a four year period.
Miranda was a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council, FCCLA and FBLA. She was a member of the volleyball team and cheerleading team all 4 years in high school. She also helped coach 4th grade volleyball. Miranda also participated in many community service projects through school and her church affiliation.
Miranda is planning to continue her education at Northwest Missouri State University where she plans to pursue a degree in Mass Media.
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