THE WILLIAM G. & JOAN E. FRAZIER FOUNDATION

Ruth, daughter of Douglas and Mary Smith of Muncie, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier Nursing Scholarship and is attending IUPUI. Miss Smith has shown her potential of being a great nurse and was highly recommended for this renewable scholarship.

Sydney, daughter of Dustin and Angela Decker, Gaston, received the Frances A. Frazier Entrepreneur Scholarship and plans on attending Purdue University to study agricultural education in the College of Agriculture. Sydney was highly recommended for this renewable scholarship.

Daughter of Maurice and Stacie Richardson of Muncie, Micaya received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier Scholarship and will be attending Ball State University, working for a degree in nursing, to become a neonatal nurse practitioner. She was highly recommended for this scholarship.

James received the Cash Award for Exceptional Teachers for his continued patience and perseverance for his students and his work with the “STAR” program and the Freshman Forum, which helps students get acclimated to their new environment.

Francine, daughter of Luke and Mary Muhlenkamp of Portland, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier, RN Nursing Scholarship. Francine
will be attending the University of Saint Francis to study nursing. Francine’s positive attitude, helpful nature and drive to succeed will benefit her well during her course of study to become a nurse.

Marissa, daughter of Hope Nixon of Portland, received the Dorothy
A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier, RN Nursing Scholarship. Marissa will
be attending Ivy Tech Community College to study nursing. Marissa was recommended for this scholarship by Ryan Fritze, JAG teacher. With her positive attitude and her determination, Marissa will have no problem acclimating herself to college life, and working towards her goal of becoming a nurse.

Elizabeth, daughter of Jim and Kristen Schlenlein of Portland, received the Ruby (Frazier) Haisley Memorial Scholarship. Elizabeth will be attending Black Hawk College to study animal science. With her degree, Elizabeth hopes to become involved with cattle embryologists, helping with nuclear transfers and in vitro fertilized embryos.

Alli, daughter of Craig and Stacy Campbell, was awarded the Ruby (Frazier) Haisley) Memorial Scholarship and was admitted to the University of Indianapolis, with distinction. Alli will be working toward a doctorate in occupational therapy. Alli was chosen for this scholarship because of her extraordinary work ethic, integrity, and determination. Her transcript speaks well of her intellect and her ability to achieve.

Daughter of Don and Laurel Walter of Pennville, Jennifer was awarded the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier, RN nursing scholarship. Jennifer will be attending Indiana Wesleyan University to study nursing. She also received their Faculty Scholarship for all four years.

Emily, daughter of Carl and Laura Muhlenkamp of Portland, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier Nursing Scholarship. She will be attending Ball State University where she will be working toward a degree in nursing. Emily was recommended for this award because of her diligence, sense of direction, maturity, and motivation to better herself with each opportunity.

Carla, daughter of Susan Dick of Portland, was awarded the Elizabeth and Harley Kirkpatrick Memorial Scholarship. Carla will be attending the University of Northwestern Ohio seeking a degree in agribusiness management. Carla was highly recommended for this award for her self-discipline, her good work ethic, and good leadership with the children in her child development classes.

Jacob, son of Jeff and Lisa Geesaman of Redkey, received the Francis A. Frazier Memorial Scholarship and will be attending the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute. Jacob will be studying biomedical engineering, in hopes of making a difference in people’s lives. Jacob was chosen for this scholarship for many reasons: his integrity, his concern for others, his work with the Feed My Starving Children project and his honest desire to help make life better for those stricken with diseases.

Mr. Miller received the Outstanding Teacher Award for many reasons; he teaches dual credit classes through Indiana University allowing the students to receive both high school and college credits, he challenges his students while still providing any support needed to meet his class expectations. His students know him to be caring and sincere but to the point when he needs to be.

Mrs. Wood received the Outstanding Teacher Award not only for her leadership skills but for her sense of purpose. She challenges her students and encourages them to accomplish things they did not believe possible. Working first as the school nurse, she worked on the Lead the Way Medical Program and encouraged students to join HOSA – Future Health Professionals. Through this organization, several of her students placed in the top ten at a state competition. She is dedicated to her students and to her school.

Alyssa, daughter of James Romack of Muncie and Teresa Romack of New Castle, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier, RN Nursing Scholarship. She will be attending Ball State University working toward a degree in child psychology.

Hannah, daughter of Tom and Amy Abrell of Muncie, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier, RN Nursing Scholarship. Hannah will be attending Butler University, where she also received their academic scholarship for 4 years. She will be studying pre-pharmacy, working toward her degree in pharmacy.

Trinity received the Cash Award for Exceptional Teacher for her continued compassion, patience, and teaching skills as recognized by her peers and her students at Muncie Central High School.

Kylie, daughter of Tim and Amanda Sheffer of Farmland, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier, RN Nursing Scholarship and will
be studying nursing at Ball State University. She received her CNA permit and currently works at Parker Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center for additional experience to aid her studies.

Cale, son of Daniel and Kimberly Dawson of Farmland, received the Ruby (Frazier) Haisley Memorial Award and will be studying agribusiness at Vincennes University. Cale plans on following in his parents’ and their parents’ footsteps and running the family farm, working with crops and cattle.

Samantha, daughter of Rhonda Kreager and Brad Kelley, Sr. of Farmland, will be starting her final year at Purdue where she is studying to become a veterinarian. Samantha was nominated for this award by Jim Weiler, FFA Advisor at Monroe Central.

Jim received the Frazier Cash Award for Outstanding Teacher for his dedication to the agriculture department and FFA program, and his countless hours spent taking students to competitions. He is always ready to lend a hand to help any student that needs a little extra help, not only with competitions and meetings, but with their school work as well.

Sarah received the Frazier Cash Award for Outstanding Teacher for her diligent work with her students in and out of the classroom and for leading her students to place eighth best in the state of Indiana in ISTEP scores. She is deserving of this award as an outstanding educator at Monroe Central.

Nick received the Frazier Foundation Cash Award for Outstanding Teacher for his great rapport with his students, in and out of the classroom. He finds ways to keep his students involved, understands the way his students learn best and works with them to balance lecture, in-class activities, and labs. He also works with the athletic department and is an official for track and field as well as cross-country.

Chase, daughter of Tracy Hendricks of Muncie, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier Nursing Scholarship and will be attending Ball State University to get a degree in nursing. Chase was highly recommended for this scholarship and her transcript proves that she is very motivated and works extremely hard for whatever goal she sets for herself.

Levi, son of Robert and Paula Morrison of Muncie, received the Frances A. Frazier Entrepreneur Scholarship and will be attending Ball State University to study pre-med. Levi was recommended for this scholarship due to his smart, outgoing and generous nature. A portion of his school day was doing an internship at Parker Health and Rehabilitation Center, leading the way to many long, hard days ahead of him during his studies to become a doctor.

Stephanie Lennon was recommended for this award by her peers at Wapahani High School. They stated that she is positive with her students, always bubbly and willing to give of her time and just a great teacher in all ways.

Cassidy, daughter of Scott and Nikole Bell, received the Dorothy
A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier Nursing Scholarship and is attending Ball State University. Cassidy has shown her potential of being a great nurse and was highly recommended for this renewable scholarship.

Audrey, daughter of Robert and Stacey Woodin, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier Nursing Scholarship and plans on attending Ball State University to study Nursing and eventually become a nurse practitioner. Audrey was highly recommended for this renewable scholarship.

Seth, son of Trent and Suzy Fox of Eaton, received the Frances A. Frazier Scholarship and will be attending Purdue University, working for a degree in Bio-Chemistry, and continuing on to become an anesthesiologist. He was recommended for this scholarship for being a “real,” true to thyself, individual with much determination and faith.

Amanda received the Frazier Cash Award for Exceptional Teacher for her continued patience and concern for her students. Giving freely of her time with field trips outside the classroom, teaching needed skills to her students and making each moment a learning experience are a few reasons why Amanda is so deserving of this award.

Jacob, son of Amy and David Scott, plans on attending Ball State University to study exercise and pre-physical therapy. Jacob was awarded the William G. and Joan E. Frazier Medical Scholarship for his studies at Ball State.

Madison, daughter of Jennifer Gilland and Jason Cline of the Muncie area, plans to study nursing at IUPUI. Madison, considered to be one of Central’s best students, carried a rigorous course load including AP and honors classes. Madison received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier renewable Nursing Scholarship.

Jane received the Frazier Cash Award for Exceptional Teacher for her continued compassion, patience and teaching skills as recommended by her many peers at Muncie Central High School. Her continued dedication to the “I CAN” program has indeed proven her to be an exceptional teacher.

Kendra, daughter of Tim and Donnetta Hernly of Farmland, received the Ruby (Frazier) Haisley Memorial Scholarship and will be studying nursing at Indiana University East. Kendra entered a beautifully written essay showing the strength and wisdom she received from early trials and tribulations in her life and was also highly recommended for this renewable scholarship by Ruth Anne Reagan, RN, due to Kendra’s sense of commitment, dedication, good work ethic and positive approach to all things in general.

Olivia, daughter of Jason and Melissa Wright of Parker City, received the Dorothy A. (Shellenbarger) Frazier Scholarship and will be studying nursing at the University of Indianapolis. Olivia was highly recommended for this scholarship due to being a hard-worker while setting and striving to obtain her goals.  Her maturity and ability to succeed will be a great asset as she takes college credit classes while balancing a full schedule along with extracurricular activities.

Eric received the Frazier Cash Award for Outstanding Teacher for his ability to help all kids, regardless of ability, mold together and perform at their highest levels. His passion for music and teaching speaks for itself. Eric was recommended for this award by the principal of Monroe Central.