Osage City 2020 seniors honored in virtual awards ceremony

May 12, 2020 Submitted

The following awards were presented to Osage City High School seniors during a virtual awards ceremony on Wednesday, May 6, 2020.

American Legion Post 198 Scholarship – Leslie Hultgren
American Legion Post 198 Honor Awards – Runner up, Leslie Hultgren; runner up, Dylan Shaffer; award winner, Kenna Butterfield; award winner, Ryan Lauber
Osage City High School Alumni Association Scholarship – Kenna Butterfield, Olivia Camarena, Jade Potter, Jordan Sage, Britney Wilkins
Conrad Carlson Memorial Scholarship – Taylor Lamb, Walker Stromgren
Chapter IQ PEO Scholarship – recipient not yet named
Sorosis Club Scholarship – Kenna Butterfield
Osage City Kiwanis Club Scholarship – Kenna Butterfield, Taylor Lamb
Osage City Kiwanis Club Richard Dick Lindbloom Memorial Scholarship – Britney Wilkins
Osage City Booster Club Scholarship – Kenna Butterfield, Jade Potter
Lions Club Scholarship – Leslie Hultgren
R.E. French Family Educational Foundation Scholarship – Kate Heiserman, Elizabeth Lowery, Dylan Shaffer
Osage City Chamber of Commerce Scholarship – Kate Heiserman, Dylan Shaffer
Osage City High School Spanish Club Scholarship – Kate Heiserman
Osage City Band Boosters Scholarship – Jade Potter
Rudd Foundation Scholarship – Blake Murphy
International Thespian Society Members: Olivia Camarena, Adam Delekta, Elizabeth Lowery, Jade Potter
National Honor Society Members: Kenna Butterfield, Olivia Camarena, Kate Heiserman, Leslie Hultgren, Daylia Kautzman, Ryan Lauber, Elizabeth Lowery, Tyler Medlen, Blake Murphy, Jade Potter, Jordan Sage, Dylan Shaffer, Tayler Wessel, Britney Wilkins
Technical College Students: Devon Lincoln, Power Plant Technology, Flint Hills Technical College; Britton Hamman and Ostin Howland, Diesel Technology, Matthew Barranco, Tyler Medlen, Caden Reed, and Sam Wamser, Welding, Washburn Tech
Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completers: Kenna Butterfield, Carleigh Gardner, Kate Heiserman, Lucy Martin, Elizabeth Lowery, Blake Murph, Britney Wilkins, Dylan Shaffer, Ryan Lauber
Community Service Awards: Kenna Butterfield, Kate Heiserman, Lucy Martin, Dylan Shaffer, Jade Potter, Britney Wilkins, Dawson Butter, Olivia Camarena, Elizabeth Lowery, Skyler Karns, Taylor Lamb, Devon Lincoln, Walker Stromgren
Citizenship Awards: Olivia Camarena, Ryan Lauber
Honor Student Awards: Cum Laude – Dylan Shaffer, Britney Wilkins; Magna Cum Laude – Kate Heiserman; Summa Cum Laude – Kenna Butterfield, Ryan Lauber, Elizabeth Lowery, and Blake Murphy

Information thanks to Osage City High School Counselor Kathy Camarena.

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