Each year, high school and college students are given the opportunity to apply for the Woodies Supermarket Scholarship Fund.This year, 11 high school and 21 college students were given scholarships totaling $26,750 to pursue their academic careers.
Woodies Supermarket Scholarship Fund was founded in 1978 by Woodie and Devota Schramm. Woodie was a businessman in the Warsaw and Bremen areas. Devota was a former teacher at Atwood Elementary School. The Schramms chose to share the rewards of their hard work and dedication to give young people an opportunity.
This fund has contributed $626,600 to 1,172 Warsaw graduates since the Fund's inception in 1978.
Listed are the high school graduates receiving scholarships, their parents' names, the college they plan to attend and their major: Kathren Cutshall, Tony and Deena Cutshall, Hope College, elementary education and Spanish; Thomas Friddle, Bob and Nancy Friddle, Ball State University, architecture; Kelsey Heckaman, Julie Heckaman, Indiana University, marketing; Dana Hicks, Darrell and Cindy Hicks, University of Saint Francis, nursing; Braden Kline, Barry and Ann Kline, University of Cincinnati, physical therapy; Megan Kuhn, Jeremy and Karen Kuhn, Indiana University, physical therapy; Kelly Richard, Daniel and Rebecca Richard, Ball State University, pre-medicine; Shaé Robison-Burkholder, Pat Burkholder, Indiana Wesleyan University, Christian counseling or education; Teryn Sapper, Frank and Deborah Sapper, Purdue University, nutrition science; Alexandra Shoemaker, Tracy and Amy Furnivall, University of Evansville, Spanish and psychology; and Kaci Smith, Ron and Toni Smith, IPFW, communications.
Listed are the college students receiving scholarships, their parents' names, their college and their major: Danielle DeGeeter, Michael and Jeanine DeGeeter, Indiana University, exercise science and Spanish; Daphne Duncan, Dennis and Glenda Duncan, Grace College, elementary education; Elena Duncan, Dennis and Glenda Duncan, Malone College, special education; Scott Harman, John and Ann Harman, Purdue University, chemical engineering; Ashley Harrison, Bruce and Marie Harrison, Butler University, pharmacy; Jillian Harrison, Bruce and Marie Harrison, Purdue University, hospitality and tourism management; Jalyn Haughee, Jay and Linda Haughee, Indiana University Southeast, nursing; Julene Holladay, Scott and Becki Holladay, Grace College, elementary and special education; Doug Macdonald, George and Jane Macdonald, Digipen Institute of Technology, real-time interactive simulation; Kaitlyn Macdonald, George and Jane Macdonald, Ohio Northern University, doctor of pharmacy; Alan Nayrocker, Craig and Deb Nayrocker, Taylor University, accounting and history; Brianne Neff, Gary Neff, Indiana Wesleyan University, business administration; Viet Quoc Nguyen, Cau and Kim Nguyen, Purdue University, biomedical engineering; Philip Pifer, Tom and Dixie Pifer, Indiana Wesleyan University, mathematics and pre-medicine; Spencer Plummer, Kevin and Debbie Plummer, University of Saint Francis, business; Kaitlyn Taylor, John and Paula Taylor, Purdue University, movement and sports sciences-pre-occupational therapy; Nathan Taylor, John and Paula Taylor, Purdue University, mechanical engineering; Jaclyn Thallemer, Joe and Jill Thallemer, IPFW, second degree study bachelor's degree nursing; Tracy Thallemer, Joe and Jill Thallemer, Indiana University-Bloomington, entrepreneurship; Aaron Turner, Robert and Julie Turner, IUPUI, physical therapy; Courtney Woodward, Jeff and Cheri Bryan and Bruce Woodward, Indiana University-Bloomington, elementary education.
