Class of 2020: Here are the Simms High School graduates and scholarship winners – Great Falls Tribune

Skylar Rispens, Great Falls Tribune Published 6:00 a.m. MT June 9, 2020

Kolton Samuel Bean, son of NayOmie Nelson and Nathan Bean. Kolton is planning to attend Great Falls College-MSU and later transfer to Montana State University-Billings and major in education to teach high school history.

Chayse Donald Chism, son of Mike Chism and Shanda Bulik-Chism. Chayse is planning to attend Montana State university to major in accounting.

Abigail Rose Cottrell, daughter of Joe Cottrell and the Late Barbra Cottrell. Abigail is planning to attend the University of Montana to major in art education.

Hunter Christian Decker, son of Robert and Anna Decker. Hunter is planning to attend Montana State University and get a degree in fish and wildlife to become a Game Warden.

Noah Gordon Harrison, son of Jessica Harrison and the late Kris Harrison. Noah plans on attending Scottsdale Community College to get a degree inPsychology.

Mikayla Kuehl Hart, daughter of Rik and Becky Hart. Mikayla is planning to attend the University of Montana to take exploratory studies and double minor in art and Spanish. She was awarded Montana State University Systems Honor Scholarship 4 years of full tuition for approximately $7,412 per year, University of Montana Education Scholarship $ 2,500 per year, 3 Rivers Banner Web $500, and Sun River Electric $1000.

Allyson Marie Hitchcock, daughter of Michael and Tanya Hitchcock. Allyson is planning on attending Carroll College and completing a degree in nursing. She was awarded several scholarships including the Audrey Wilber-Ewing Scholarship for $2,200 (renewable for four years), Bishop Carroll Scholarship $22,000 (renewable for four years), and the Montana Advantage Award $2,000 (renewable for four years).

Gage Tyler Kunkel,son of Ron and Kelly Kunkel. Gage is planning to participate in an Electricians Apprenticeship and become an electrician.

Orion Kale MacDonald, son of Matthew MacDonald and Marcella MacDonald. Orion is planning on becoming a brew master.

Class of 2020: Here are the Great Falls High School graduates and scholarship winners

Jessi Jae McKinley, daughter of Jason and Mary McKinley. Jessi is planning to attend the University of Providence to get a degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Forensic Science. Jessi was awarded several scholarships including the University of Providence Academic Scholarship $13,000 annually, the University of Providence Basketball Scholarship $13,000 annually and the McDonalds Scholarship $2,500 per semester for 4 years.

Matthew Adam Nazelrod,son of Thomas and Corinna Lakey. Matthew is planning on attending ASU online and getting a degree in Graphic Design.

Julia Elnora Olson, daughter of Bill Olson and April HeggenJulia is planning to join the Montana National Guard and go to Montana State University for a degree in Interior Design.

Draylen Kaye Sawyer, daughter Brandon and Shanda Sawyer. Draylen is planning on attending University of Montana Wester to major in Secondary Education to teach high school English. Draylen was awardedtheMT Youth Serve Scholarship for $1,000.

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Sean Allen Gregory Sertain, son of Greg and Linda Sertain. Sean is planning to enter the work force.

Zachary Ryan Sheldon, son of Josh and Lynnette Sheldon. Zachary is planning on going to work at Meadow Gold to save for college in hopes of pursing a degree as an athletic trainer.

Karlie Christine Sivumaki, daughter of Scott and Jessica Sivumaki and Wendy and Curtis Harmon. Karlie is planning to attend University of Montana Western to get a degree in Special Education. She was awarded the Pepsi Scholarship for $500 and the 3 Rivers Banner Web for $500.

Cassidy Kaitlan Strehle, daughter of Shane and Angela Strehle.Cassidy is planning to attend Penn Foster online to gain a degree as a Game Warden.

Janessa Willekes, daughter of Donald and Hendrika Willekes. Janessa is planning to attend Rocky Mountain College to major in general studies and play basketball. She received the Rocky Mountain College Presidential Scholarship for $13,000 annually as well as the Rocky Mountain College Basketball Scholarship for $4500 annually.

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Hannah Rose Wilson, daughter of Robert and Natalia Wilson. Hannah is planning to attend Great Falls College MSU to get a CNA license and work for Benefis Health Systems in Great Falls as a CNA.

Hunter Allen Winkowitsch, son of David and Lynn Winkowitsch Hunter is planning to attend the University on Montana and major in Music Education. Hunter received the Music Talent Scholarship $2,000 (renewable for four years) and theMary Moore Scholarship for $1,000.

James August Zietzke, son of Ben and Rachel Zietzke, James plans on attending Great Falls College MSU and later transfer to the University of Montanapursue a degree in theatre to become an actor. James was awarded theExchange Club Youth of the Year for $100, theIAFF 7th District Benevolent Scholarshipprogram for$500, the MSFA Scholarship program award for $1500 as well as the Montana Academic Achievement Scholarship for$1000.

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