From left: Elizabeth Bouchard, Amy Burton, Cassidy Krieger, Vanessa Lyons, Grace Perley and Lily Rosa received the KHS Alumni-Ellis W. McKeen Scholarship from Kennett Alumni Association President Richie Hansen. (SARALYN SMITH PHOTO)
Camden Bailey, Ashley Johnson and Maya Gove along with Brynne Gove (not pictured) were this year’s recipients of the KHS Alumni Association-George T. Davidson Scholarship. (SARALYN SMITH PHOTO)
William McCarthy (left) and Taylor Garland received the KHS Alumni-Virginia Small Scholarship from Kennett Alumni Association President Richie Hansen in the Loynd Auditorium on May 31. (SARALYN SMITH PHOTO)
Aidan Hayes, Owen Henley, Abigail Novak and Taylor Gaudette received the KHS Alumni-Karl Seidenstuecker Scholarship from Kennett Alumni Association President Richie Hansen in the Loynd Auditorium on May 31. (SARALYN SMITH PHOTO)
From left: Elizabeth Bouchard, Amy Burton, Cassidy Krieger, Vanessa Lyons, Grace Perley and Lily Rosa received the KHS Alumni-Ellis W. McKeen Scholarship from Kennett Alumni Association President Richie Hansen. (SARALYN SMITH PHOTO)
Camden Bailey, Ashley Johnson and Maya Gove along with Brynne Gove (not pictured) were this year’s recipients of the KHS Alumni Association-George T. Davidson Scholarship. (SARALYN SMITH PHOTO)
William McCarthy (left) and Taylor Garland received the KHS Alumni-Virginia Small Scholarship from Kennett Alumni Association President Richie Hansen in the Loynd Auditorium on May 31. (SARALYN SMITH PHOTO)
Aidan Hayes, Owen Henley, Abigail Novak and Taylor Gaudette received the KHS Alumni-Karl Seidenstuecker Scholarship from Kennett Alumni Association President Richie Hansen in the Loynd Auditorium on May 31. (SARALYN SMITH PHOTO)
CONWAY — In 1974. Virginia “Ginny” Small and George “Dave” T. Davidson Jr. brought the Alumni Association back to preserve Kennett history and to raise money for scholarships. That year, alumni gave out their first scholarship of $75.
This year in the Loynd Auditorium on May 31, the Alumni Association awarded $49,000 to graduating seniors and alumni continuing to further their education, bringing the grand total of scholarships awarded to $1.3 million to seniors and alumni.
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