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Calhoun High School announced today that Matthew Bonar will be Valedictorian for the Class of 2003 and Kara Haymaker
will be the Salutatorian. The academic selections came down to the wire, with third place James Bailey in
close contention.
Seventeen PROMISE scholarships will be awarded Thursday evening at the special awards recognition event at Calhoun
High School beginning at 6:30 pm.
Eighty-eight students will be graduated Friday evening at 7 pm.
Debra Cunningham, school guidance counselor, released some of the top recipients today. More than one million dollars will
go to CHS students in the Class of 2003, she said. "We have a large number of really good students this year."
Bernice Pickens Parsons Fund - Felicia Clark
Top Of The Mountain -
Matthew Bonar,
James Bailey,
Jessica Gherke,
Patrick Wildfire, and
Laura Pfeffer.
Seventeen Promise Scholarships, fully-paid tuition to West Virginia colleges -
Amber Carilli,
Rachelle McBride,
Sarah Lynch,
Jessica Gherke,
James Bailey,
Brandon Fox,
Ashley DeWeese,
Matthew Bonar,
Tia Satterfield,
Kara Haymaker,
Joseph Park,
Jacob Krack,
Laura Pfeffer,
Patrick Wildfire,
Jamie McKown,
Regina Davisson, and
Michael Prusack.
McKelvey Foundation Gold Scholarships, which are worth not less than $40,000, are going to
Joseph Park,
Deva Murphy, and
James Bailey
McKelvey Foundation Bronze Scholarships to
Zach Propst,
Bradley Stevens, and
Heather Weaver
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