Funds in the Scholarship Funds category

This scholarship was established in honor of John N. Steffen and his siblings who graduated from Miller City-­New Cleveland High School: John N. Steffen, Jeanette Steffen Meyer, James Steffen, Teresa Steffen Hermiller, and Thomas Steffen.

This fund was established by the Akers Family (Vaune, Adam and Tyler) in memory of Officer Douglas T. Akers. This scholarship will support a graduate of a Hancock County school who is the child of a law enforcement officer or first responder.

This scholarship was established in memory of Andrew Walker. It will support a graduate of Liberty-Benton High School who participated in music and/or sports and participates in community/volunteer service activities.

This scholarship was formed by his family in remembrance of James Rettig, Jr, for his love of Hancock County.

This scholarship was established by Alex and Shelby (Fletcher) Ervin.

This scholarship was established by Sherry Heacock to support a graduate of Arlington High School who intends to pursue a degree in science and/or engineering.

Ohio Partners for Affordable Energy established the David C. Rinebolt "Be Good to One Another" Memorial Scholarship.

This fund was established by class members Barbara Logsdon and Susan Pancake in honor of their 45th reunion to support a graduating senior of Findlay High School.

This fund was established in memory of Cathy Zellner and will support a Hancock County high school senior who demonstrates participation in community and volunteer service.

This scholarship was established in memory of long-time Van Buren High School Teacher Jim "Mr. B" Baughman. Jim was an active member of the VB community, helping with projects, serving as a scoutmaster for 39 years, and volunteering.

This scholarship, established by Elise's family and friends, will support a graduating senior from Findlay High School pursuing a degree in visual art.

The Born-Francis Family established this scholarship in Dominic's memory to support a Bluffton High School student pursuing higher education.

The Born-Francis Family established this scholarship in Dominic's memory to support a Cory Rawson High School student pursuing higher education.

Findlay Moose established this scholarship to further its commitment to members and the community. The scholarship will be awarded to children, grandchildren, stepchildren and step-grandchildren of Findlay Moose 698 members.

Sharon established this scholarship for a graduate Arcadia High School with a maximum GPA of 3.5 who demonstrates financial need.

The Sisser Family has established this fund in Jerry’s honor to build on his legacy of supporting Hancock County students in their pursuit of higher education.

This scholarship will support a male and female student of Ottoville High School who is involved in sports, including team trainers, managers and cheerleaders.

This fund was established in honor and memory of Denise Bowsher, a loving wife, wonderful mother, and teacher and advocate for young people.

This fund will honor Glenda and Paul Treece by supporting a student furthering their education.

This fund was established by Chris and Gregg Ward in memory of Chris' dad, Jerry Droll. This scholarship will support a graduating senior attending a two-year or technical institution.

At the 50th Reunion, the FHS Class of 1970 established the Findlay High School Class of 1970 Memorial Scholarship to support future Findlay High School graduates.

This scholarship will advance education by providing scholarships to students at any Hancock County Ohio high school attending Bowling Green State University.

Established by a group of alumni, this scholarship will support a graduating Findlay High senior who is a part of Findlay First Edition (FFE).

The Lincoln Elementary School Memorial Scholarship was established to honor and celebrate this historic school building and the generations of Findlay family members and educators who have been a part of Lincoln’s century-long history. Future generations of students will continue to benefit from Lincoln's legacy as they pursue education beyond high school through the financial support provided by this scholarship.

Charles and Mariann Younger established four scholarships to honor each of their four sons. These scholarships are for Findlay High School seniors who have participated in one or more of the following; a varsity sport, the music program, forensics, student government, and debate while in high school.

Charles and Mariann Younger established four scholarships to honor each of their four sons. These scholarships are for Findlay High School seniors who have participated in one or more of the following; a varsity sport, the music program, forensics, student government, and debate while in high school.

Charles and Mariann Younger established four scholarships to honor each of their four sons. These scholarships are for Findlay High School seniors who have participated in one or more of the following; a varsity sport, the music program, forensics, student government, and debate while in high school.

This scholarship was established by Roy Schwinn through his estate plan to benefit a graduating senior from Cory Rawson High School who will major in agriculture or business.

This scholarship was established by Katherine Schwinn through her estate plan to benefit a graduating senior from Findlay High School who will major in music or business.

This scholarship, established by friends and family in honor of Judy's outstanding career, will support a Findlay City Schools graduate pursuing a degree in music.

This scholarship fund, established by the Andrews' family, will support a graduating senior from Findlay High School.

This scholarship will support Arlington High School graduates attending Bowling Green State University.

​The Jackie Klear Massey Memorial Scholarship was established by Jackie’s parents, Dan and Mary Ellen and their daughters Jenny, Stephanie, Allison, and Emily. The purpose of this scholarship is to honor Jackie’s memory by providing scholarships to students at Hanover Central High School (Cedar Lake, IN) where she taught music.

This scholarship is in loving memory and honor of Kyle Luginbuhl, son of Phil and Deb Luginbuhl. Kyle graduated from Bluffton High School in 2001. This scholarship will benefit a graduating senior from Bluffton High School pursuing a higher education.

​This fund was established by David Schneider in memory of his wife Ruth to benefit a child in Hancock or Hardin County who is a foster child or has been adopted from the foster care system. Preference may be given to those students pursuing a degree in a STEM field.

This scholarship, established by friends and family in memory of Roger D. Davis, will benefit a Findlay High School graduate.

This scholarship, established in memory of John and Mary Blide, will support a student graduating from a Hancock County high school who is involved in golf.

The Ray Landes Memorial Scholarship will benefit a Findlay High School graduate who has achieved academic excellence and is an active member of school and community organizations.

This fund will award a graduating Hancock County senior with a scholarship for a two or four-year college, university or technical school.

This scholarship was established by Nathalie Osmun in memory of her father Walter. This fund will support a graduate of Arlington High School.

​This general scholarship fund was established in 2009 by the Board of Trustees of The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation for the purpose of investing in the higher education of students who reside in Hancock County or who attend a high school within Hancock County.

The Grace Education Fund Scholarship was established by Dr. A. Kasra and Mrs. Judith Ann Amirjahed in October 2017. The purpose of the Fund is to provide scholarships to graduating seniors who demonstrate significant Christian faith-based values, behavior and activities and possess a basic knowledge of and respect for the U.S. Constitution. Dr. and Mrs. Amirjahed received their educations via scholarships, family support and diligent study, and state that, “Through it all, the Grace of our God Has Been Supreme.” Recipients of these scholarships should value this inheritance and be willing to dedicate themselves to learning these principles from their founding fathers and sharing them with others.

This scholarship fund was established by Gene and Elaine Stevens in 2017. The scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior of a Hancock County high school who has financial need, is involved in church, community and volunteer activities.

This scholarship, in memory of Kay Siebeneck, will benefit a graduate of Findlay High School.

This scholarship, established by Rod Russell, will benefit an Arlington High School graduate who has demonstrated a strong work ethic and spirit of volunteerism and will pursue a higher education.

This scholarship, established by Wayne's daughter Tami, is for a graduating male senior athlete from Arlington High School who will pursue a full-time education at a two or four year college or university.

This scholarship, established by Harry and Hilda's son Dr. Jim Miller, is for a graduating senior of McComb High School who demonstrates a commitment to the well-being of McComb schools and community and is pursuing a degree in a health-related field.

The Frank R. and Mary Jane Cosiano Family Scholarship will benefit a Hancock County graduating senior with Type 1 Diabetes.

This scholarship fund established by the Smith Family is to assist McComb High School graduating seniors who are pursuing a four year degree in agriculture, business, education, engineering or healthcare.

This fund, established by Golden M. Tong, will benefit a graduating senior from Carey High School with a preference for a student who is pursuing a career in agriculture.

​This scholarship fund, established by former teacher Chris Leuthold, is for a math student in the senior class at Cory-Rawson High School, as determined by a mathematical formula based on GPA and ACT scores.

This scholarship was established through the estate of Jon A. Schlueter at the time of his passing in 2011. Born in Defiance, Ohio in 1941, Jon was a graduate of Metamora High School and Bowling Green State University. Jon was a resident of Findlay, Ohio and the owner/president of Mid State Homes.

This scholarship was established through the estate of Jon A. Schlueter at the time of his passing in 2011. Born in Defiance, Ohio in 1941, Jon was a graduate of Metamora High School and Bowling Green State University. Jon was a resident of Findlay, Ohio and the owner/president of Mid State Homes.

Established by the family in memory of Neil, a 2002 Findlay High School graduate, this scholarship is for a Findlay High School student who participates in tennis and is active in school and community activities.

Ohio Orthopaedics held its inaugural Docs-n-Socks 5k Run and established this scholarship fund to assist students from Findlay High School and Blanchard Valley Conference Schools including Arcadia, Arlington, Cory Rawson, Hardin Northern, Leipsic, Liberty Benton, McComb, Pandora-Gilboa, Van Buren and Vanlue to pursue a degree in the medical profession.

This fund was established in memory of Nate, an instructor at Millstream Career and Technology Center, for a graduate of Millstream who will pursue a course of study which may include construction, welding, automotive, engineering, or cosmetology.

This scholarship was established by Mike and Pat for a graduating senior from Findlay High School who has made a significant contribution to their school and participates in extra-curricular activities.

The Pat Wagner Memorial Scholarship was established by former students, friends and family of the late, Pat Wagner. This fund was established with the proceeds of the Pat Wagner Memorial 5K in honor of Pat and in order to help high school seniors from Arlington or Liberty Benton High School pursue a college education.

L.H. “Punk” Mains established this fund in memory of his wife, Martha. This scholarship is for a Findlay High School senior who is a well-rounded student.

The McComb Rotary Club/Dr. Marion V. Arbogast Scholarship was established through the estate of Dr. Marion V. Arbogast. Dr. Arbogast resided in the McComb Community for more than fifty years and was quoted saying, “McComb has always been good to me and I wanted to do something good for the community in return.” He did just that by making the McComb Rotary Club and the Community Foundation beneficiaries of his estate.

This scholarship, established by The Findlay Publishing Company with the Findlay Rotary Club, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who will pursue a major in the arts, including graphic design, music, dance, theatre, or speech (broadcasting), art education, journalism, English literature writing, or other music related fields.

In memory of Matt Copus and his passion for soccer, this Scholarship Fund was established with proceeds from a golf tournament run by Van Buren soccer alumni. The Matthew R. Copus Scholarship Fund will provide Van Buren soccer players with assistance for college expenses.

This scholarship, established by the Central Middle School PTO and Robert Fox, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who is studying education or a social studies field.

This scholarship, established through a gift from her estate, is for a graduating senior from a Hancock County high school who will pursue a degree in nursing.

This scholarship, established by family and friends, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who displays dedication to basketball and demonstrates an intense and unselfish style of play on the court.

This scholarship, established by Shirley Jenkins, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who attended Donnell Middle School for a least one full school year and earned a letter in at least one sport during their attendance.

Family members established this scholarship, in memory of Stacy, for a graduating senior from Patrick Henry High School or a Hancock County high school pursuing a degree in education who is active in their church and community.

This fund was established by Ina Mae Steiner in memory of her husband, a teacher of Automotive Trades in the Trade and Industrial Department for Findlay City Schools. This scholarship is awarded each year to an outstanding graduating senior from Millstream Career Cooperative Automotive Trades.

The Findlay Area Golf Association (FAGA) was established in 1974 by Dr. Charles Spragg, Dr. Jack Winters, Lloyd Phillips, Bill Fitzgerald, and friends. The mission of the FAGA is to provide a series of junior golf tournaments with in the Findlay area so that junior players can enjoy the spirit of the game at little expense to the players and their families.

This scholarship, established by Lora in her trust, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who demonstrates enthusiasm for learning.

This scholarship, established by their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, is dedicated to a graduating senior from Arlington High School who was raised on an operating farm in Hancock County.

This fund was established by Linda, Emil, and Brent Ziegler for a Findlay High School graduating senior who will study at an accredited college, university, or vocational school. This scholarship was the first scholarship established at The Community Foundation.

This scholarship, established by Vance Kramer II and family in memory of Vance, is for a graduating Findlay High School senior who has excelled in art, drama, or music.

This scholarship, established through a bequest by the Helvies, is for a graduate of a Hancock County high school who has demonstrated good citizenship and attendance and wishes to pursue a post-secondary education.

Members of the Woodward family established this scholarship, in memory of their parents, for a graduate of Van Buren High School who will major in agriculture, agribusiness, or nursing.

This scholarship, established by Barbara Muzy and family in memory of her brother, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who will pursue instrumental music education.

William and Pauline Deisel established a trust in 1952 to benefit students in Allen County. These funds were transferred to The Community Foundation in 2008 from the trust held at J.P. Morgan Chase Bank. The Deisel funds were originally treated as loans to students in eight Allen County Schools and The Community Foundation will continue the Deisel’s desire to assist the students of Allen County by providing a scholarship annually in their honor.

Larry and Leslie Hoadley established this scholarship in memory of Larry’s parents, L. Frick and Helen M. Hoadley. Larry and Leslie hope to honor Frick’s and Helen’s legacy by establishing this scholarship fund to encourage students to enroll in institutions that will help prepare them for future jobs in the “trades,” such as plumbers, electricians, mechanics, law enforcement, beauticians, auto repair, etc.

This scholarship, established by family and friends, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who will pursue a major in English, Writing, Literature, Philosophy, English Education, Journalism, or other English and Writing related field.

Joe and Wes established this scholarship for a Findlay High School graduating senior who will pursue a major or minor degree in vocal or instrumental music.

This fund is in memory of John, who served his community as an athletic coach, state representative, and Mayor of Findlay. This scholarship is for one male and one female athlete graduating from Findlay High School who has played sports for at least two years.

This scholarship, established by family and friends, is for a graduating Findlay High School senior who played hockey, received a varsity athletic letter, demonstrates leadership ability, and has good moral character.

This scholarship, established by David and Lisabeth Seman in memory of their son, is for a graduating Findlay High School senior who plans to major in civil, mechanical, electrical, or chemical engineering.

This scholarship, established through a gift from her estate, is for a graduating senior from a Hancock County high school who will pursue a degree in instrumental or vocal music.

This fund was established by the family in memory of this businessman, farmer, athlete, scholar, WWII fighter pilot, and coach. This scholarship is for a graduate of a Hancock County high school who wishes to pursue an education in an agricultural-related profession.

The Jan W. Sorgenfrei Scholarship was established through the estate of Jan Walter Sorgenfrei. Mr. Sorgenfrei established this fund to help needy high school seniors from Hancock and Hardin Counties who intend to pursue a college education.

This scholarship, established in memory of James by the Child family, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who will pursue a degree in engineering.

This scholarship fund, established by Pat Brown in memory of her husband Jack, is for the purpose of investing in the higher education of students who demonstrate athletic leadership at Liberty-Benton High School.

This scholarship was established in 2008 in memory of longtime coach, Doc Castor, for a graduating senior from Arlington High School.

Founded in 1938, Hancock Federal Credit Union (HFCU) has a rich history of serving members in Hancock County and surrounding areas. HFCU is committed to delivering top-flight service that goes beyond member expectations. For over 75 years, HFCU’s mission has been to provide its membership with outstanding personal attention, understanding that member services is not one size fits all. This scholarship was established by Hancock Federal Credit Union to assist with the cost of post-secondary education for Hancock Federal Credit Union members and their children.

This scholarship, created by Glendora and Bertha Mills, is to assist worthy boys and girls graduating from Findlay High School, who plan to attend an accredited college or university as a full-time freshman student.

This scholarship, dedicated to future engineers of our community, is for a graduating senior from a Hancock County high school who plans to pursue an engineering degree.

This scholarship, established by Dennis Huston, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who will pursue a degree in business or finance, and has participated in a varsity sport at Findlay High School.

This scholarship was established by the children of the Whitsons in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. This scholarship is for a Hancock County High School student who has demonstrated good character by volunteering in their church and community and who is pursuing an undergraduate degree from the University of Findlay.

This scholarship is awarded in memory of Charles Robert Clapper, Mary Ellen Poff, and Sheila Lewis, all former social studies teachers at Findlay High School. This scholarship is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who excelled in social studies and plans to pursue a major in some area of social studies including, but not limited to pre-law, economics, psychology, political science or international relations.

This scholarship is for a Findlay High School senior who is an active participant in school activities and who volunteers in the community.

The Findlay High School Alumni Association supports this scholarship for a Findlay High School graduating senior who shows enthusiasm for learning.

The purpose of this scholarship is to advance education by providing scholarships to support post-secondary education of Findlay High School graduating seniors and children of members of the Findlay Education Association.

This scholarship, established by Jim and Mahrokh (Esfandiary) Palte, is for an Ottawa-Glandorf High School graduating senior. Priority is given to students who are the first in their family to pursue post-secondary education.

The scholarship fund, established by Vickie Kobeszka in memory of her daughter, is for a graduating senior at Liberty Benton High School.

This scholarship, established by family and friends, is dedicated to the Findlay High School graduating senior who has an outstanding record of extracurricular activities.

Jean Ellis Retter established this scholarship, in memory of her husband, for a Findlay High School graduating senior who will major in math or science.

This scholarship, established by Marjorie Lodge in memory of her husband, is for a graduating senior from a Hancock County high school who has played golf for no less than two years.

Daniel Bennett, the former owner of Bennett Brothers Furniture Store in McComb, left a trust to establish a scholarship program for McComb High School. This scholarship is for a graduating senior who demonstrates enthusiasm for learning and good citizenship.

In 2014, Cooper Tire & Rubber Company celebrated 100 years in the tire business. To mark this major milestone and establish an enduring legacy, the company has established the Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Centennial Scholarship to benefit the children of Cooper U.S. employees.

This scholarship, established in memory of Cathie L. Solt by her family, is for an Arlington High School senior.

This scholarship, established by the family, will assist a local student in furthering his or her education.

This fund, established by the family to honor this long-time Findlay High School sports announcer, is for a Findlay High School senior.

This scholarship, established by Jim Heck in memory of his wife, is for a female graduate of a Hancock County high school who demonstrates good citizenship and leadership in their school and community.

Larry and Sondra Lunn and their sons, Andrew and Nick, established this fund in memory of their son and brother. This scholarship is for a Findlay High School graduate who has participated and lettered in a sport (preferably football or track).

This scholarship, established by the Arlington Athletic Boosters, is for an Arlington High School athlete that will have participated in at least one varsity sport prior to his or her senior year and received at least one varsity letter by graduation.

This scholarship, established by Sue Jones Decker in memory of her daughter, is for a female athlete from Cory Rawson High School.

This scholarship, established by April’s family in her memory, supports a soccer player at Findlay High School.

This scholarship, established by Ruth Ball in memory of her husband, is for a Hancock County graduating senior who will pursue a business degree.

This scholarship, established by M. Margaret Foster in honor of her brother, is for a graduate of a Hancock County high school planning to pursue a pre-law degree; or a college graduate who will begin their first year of law school.

The John D. (“Doc”) Holladay Culinary Arts Scholarship was established by John D. Holladay. John has fond memories of cooking in the kitchen with his mother as a child and is very passionate about culinary arts. The purpose of this scholarship fund is to assist a Hancock County graduate who is pursuing a career in the culinary arts.

This scholarship, established by the Historic Preservation Guild in memory of Charles L. Ebersole, recognizes the accomplishments of a graduate of Hancock County schools who intends to pursue a career in or closely related to historic preservation. The student may be in their undergraduate or graduate studies, majoring in Historic Preservation, Architecture, or History Education.

The Robert and Clara Shroy Scholarship was established at the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation by Clara Shroy in memory of her late husband, Robert (Bob) Shroy. The fund is to benefit Hancock County graduates who will be attending The Ohio State University. Preference will be given to Findlay High School graduates.

This scholarship, established by M. Margaret Foster, is for a graduate of a Hancock County high school who will pursue a degree in English or in a related field such as written or oral communications, foreign language, or creative writing.

This fund was established in memory of Andy by his parents, Mark May and Elizabeth Wood, and his sister, Katelyn. This scholarship is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who wishes to pursue a major in writing, political science, government, or any field of social studies.

This scholarship, established by Mary Hollington, is for an individual who lives in Hancock County and is a graduate of a Hancock County high school. It is for a high school senior entering their first year of college or an older student who will be returning to college after an absence.

The Legacy Farmers Cooperative established a scholarship in honor of Jerry Silveus, who was the general manager of Blanchard Valley Farmers Cooperative for more than 20 years. The Jerry Silveus Agriculture Scholarship has been established with the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation to provide a scholarship for members and employees of Legacy Farmers Cooperative, as well as to their children or grandchildren.

This fund was established by the family in honor of Leo Vielhaber, who was instrumental in the development of the Hancock County Society for the Handicapped. This scholarship is for a graduate of a Hancock County high school who will pursue a graduate degree in speech, occupational, or physical therapy, with the goal of working with children.

The Herbert A. and Clara Rickeard Mahler Family Scholarship was established by Dr. Herbert A. Mahler and his family in memory of Clara Rickeard Mahler. The purpose of this fund is to assist a Hancock County graduate who is pursuing a career in the medical field.

This scholarship was established in memory of Gail Getway. The award is for a full-time student entering at least his or her sophomore year at an accredited college or university to study nursing.

This scholarship, established by M. Margaret Foster, is for a female 23 years or older who resides in Hancock County, is currently employed, and wishes to pursue a degree that will improve their profession, income, or standard of life.

This scholarship, established by Bryan and Karen Miller in memory of their daughter, is for a graduating senior from a Hancock County high school who is enrolled in the culinary arts program at Millstream Career Center and plans to pursue additional training in culinary arts.

This scholarship, established by Ed’s wife and children in his memory, will benefit a full-time college student who is in his or her third year of college and majoring in science, math, or any engineering field.

Wendene Shoupe established this fund in memory of her husband, a long-time Findlay physician who valued education and life-long learning. This scholarship provides financial assistance to deserving students who wish to pursue graduate or professional studies.

This scholarship, established by Dr. Marion Arbogast, is for a full-time freshman student at an accredited two or four-year college, university, or technical school. The applicant must be a graduate of McComb High School.

This scholarship, established by the Needler Family, is for Fresh Encounter Inc. employees and family members. Preference will be given to students planning to major in agriculture, agribusiness, food service management, business, wholesale or retail business, or the independent grocer business.

This scholarship was established through the estate of Jon A. Schlueter at the time of his passing in 2011. This scholarship will assist current teachers employed by the Hancock County Educational Service Center, or one of the 8 local schools in Hancock County who are looking to get their masters or doctorate degree.

This scholarship was established through the estate of Jon A. Schlueter at the time of his passing in 2011. This scholarship will assist current teachers employed by Findlay City Schools who are looking to get their masters or doctorate degree.

This fund was established in memory of Gregory by his parents, Jeff and Elsa Shrader, and his brother, Jonathan. This scholarship is for a senior swim team member at Findlay High School who will be a full-time freshman student at an accredited college, university, or technical school.

This scholarship, established by Gene and Margie White, is for a graduating senior of a high school located in Hancock County that will be attending The Ohio State University full-time.

Craig and Mary Lou Anderson and Jerry and Paula Anderson established this fund in memory of their mother. This scholarship is for a Randolph Central High School (NY) graduating senior who is committed to care-giving and wishes to pursue post-secondary education in nursing.

This scholarship, established by Dana and Kathy Morgan in memory of their son, is for a Liberty Benton High School graduating senior who has participated in varsity sports while in high school, is a member of National Honor Society, and who demonstrates vision, insightfulness, thoughtfulness, and compassion. Zach was known by all as a caring and giving individual. He was extremely bright and never hesitated to help his classmates. Always surrounded by friends, Zach loved to dance for fun and even had a special dance he made up they called the “jig”. Zach enjoyed volunteering to help others and was a member of ECLIPSe (4 years), Hancock Youth Leadership (Class of 2007/08) and the Liberty Benton Z-Club service organization. He was chosen to serve as a Hancock County schools representative for the 2005 100 Best Communities celebration in Washington DC. Zach also enjoyed sports and was a two-year member of the boys basketball team (including the 2007 OHSAA Boys State Runner-Up Team) and a three-year member of the boys soccer team. He was a member of the Spanish Club, Treasurer of the Class of 2009 (3 years), and a member of St. Michaels’ Parish and the Life Teen Group. A junior at Liberty Benton High School, Zach was a 4.0 student and was inducted posthumously into the Hancock County National Honor Society.

Charles and Mariann Younger established four scholarships to honor each of their four sons. These scholarships are for Findlay High School seniors who have participated in one or more of the following; a varsity sport, the music program, forensics, student government, and debate while in high school.

This scholarship, established by the Findlay Country Club, is for a Findlay High School senior who demonstrates perseverance and determination in overcoming significant adversity in his or her life.

The family of W. S. (Sherman) and Wanda Alge established this scholarship in appreciation of the values and memories from the village, Arlington High School and as citizens of Arlington, Ohio. The close-knit support of the community and guidance provided by teachers at the school helped provide the foundation for many students to pursue a successful future as citizens and parents.

This scholarship, established in honor of Sherman and Wanda by their family, is for an Arlington High School senior who participated in sports.

Thomas and Patricia Moore established this scholarship to benefit a Findlay High School senior because of their fond memories of this community.

This Scholarship was established by an anonymous donor as an expression of his Christian faith. The purpose of the Scholarship is to provide financial support and mentorship to career-focused Christians in the secular workforce. The term “Tent Maker” originated from the apostle Paul, who supported himself while living and preaching in Corinth by making tents (Acts 18:3). “Tentmaking” has come to refer to the activities of any Christian who, while dedicating him or herself to the ministry of the Gospel, receives little or no pay for Church work, but performs other jobs to provide support. Specifically, tentmaking can also refer to a method of international Christian evangelism in which missionaries support themselves by working full-time in the marketplace with their skills and education, instead of receiving financial support from a Church.

The Roy V. Armes Scholarship was established in August 2016 to honor Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President Roy Armes upon his retirement. Armes served Cooper for nearly a decade, driving record company results during his tenure. The applicant must be a graduating high school senior and the child, either biological, adopted, step or via guardianship of a current Cooper Tire & Rubber Employee majoring in Business or Engineering.

This renewable scholarship, established by Beverly Fisher in memory of her husband, is for a Findlay High School graduating senior who has participated in inter-scholastic athletics.

This scholarship, established by coach Randy Baker, is for a senior girls basketball player at Arcadia High School.

Norbert F. Meyer, son of Fritz and Else Meyer, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1956 and moved to McComb with his parents in 1962. Prior to his tragic accidental death on Christmas Eve in 1967, it was hoped that Norbert would follow in the pathway established by his father, Fritz, who was one of the founders of the Consolidated Biscuit Corp., especially in regard to an interest and education in engineering and science. In order to honor his memory and to encourage students in McComb to excel within the fields of engineering, physics, chemistry, or mathematics, the Norbert F. Meyer Scholarship was established. Fritz and Else Meyer along with the McComb Development Corporation and other contributors established this fund in 1993 to encourage all students in the McComb system to explore and study in one of the named fields of endeavor. They hoped that the existence of this award would motivate all students to higher achievement and assist in promoting an overall standard of excellence in the McComb School System. It was also hoped that it might, at some stage, make the difference in securing the opportunity for a well-qualified student to attend a first class university. At a minimum, it is expected to lessen the financial burden of a higher education for a very deserving McComb graduate.

This scholarship was established in honor of Mariann and Charles Younger by their family. The award is for a freshmen student at an accredited four-year college or university and is renewable for up to three additional years.

Jean established this fund to provide assistance that will open doors and provide opportunity for young women in Hancock County. This renewable scholarship is for a female graduating from a Hancock County high school.

This renewable scholarship, established by Floyd and Alice, is for a high school graduate from a state-charted or private school located in Hancock County.

This scholarship is for a Hancock County graduating senior who demonstrates involvement in school and community activities.

This scholarship, established by the Class of 1956 at their 50-year class reunion, is for a Findlay High School graduate who wishes to pursue a degree in education.

This scholarship was established by Marie M. Dally and the Dally Family to support college tuition costs for students graduating from Arlington High School.

Shirley Stirling established this scholarship to benefit a Cory-Rawson student. With this scholarship, she hopes to change the life of a student in the same way that her life was changed when she received a scholarship so many years ago.

This scholarship, established by the Arlington School Foundation, is for a graduating senior from Arlington High School.

This fund was established in memory of Brad by his family, co-workers, and friends. The scholarship supports Ohio and Michigan students who are pursuing a career in the medical field and wish to participate, as Brad did, in medical mission trips.

This scholarship, established in memory of Herb by his family, is for a student athlete from McComb High School.

Charles and Mariann Younger established this scholarship in memory of Charles’ parents. This scholarship is for a North Clay High School (IL) graduating senior who has participated in one or more of the following; a varsity sport, the music program, forensics, student government, and debate while in high school.

This scholarship was established by Mariann Dana Younger in honor of Lester L. Werntz, a teacher who had great influence on Mariann and encouraged her love for educating and mentoring children. This scholarship is for a Mt. Pulaski High School (IL) graduating senior who participated in the Mt. Pulaski band or music program.

This scholarship, established by Mariann Dana Younger in memory of her mother, is for a Mt. Pulaski High School (IL) graduating senior who has participated in music, art, or drama while in high school.