LAURINBURG — Seniors at Scotland High School were awarded millions of dollars in scholarships during the school’s annual Senior Awards program.

Professional and civic organizations handed out 55 scholarships Tuesday to go along with academic scholarships and special award recipients during the almost two-hour ceremony.

In total, seniors received more than $2.5 million in scholarship money, a number that is likely to increase as the winners of some scholarships will not be announced until after the school year ends.

Scotland High School interim principal Cory Satterfield said the scholarships were a culmination of years of hard work by the Class of 2017.

“This is a celebration of the 13 years they’ve been in school,” Satterfield said. “I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this year and I wish you all nothing but the best on your next journey.”

The following seniors were recognized during the awards ceremony:

Scholarship Recipients

Josh Dormagen Old Well Scholarship – Anna Griswold

Laurinburg Masonic Lodge, #305, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons (AF&AM) Academic Scholarship – Hannah Bethea and Jadelyn Ray

The 29th Masonic District Mr. Scottish Lodge #188 Scholarships – Hannah Bethea, Arlenna Douglas, Nautica McCallum and Omega Roberson

Levine Scholarship – Daniel Johnson

Scotland County Council of Realtors Scholarship – Natalie Gover

Brian Rush Educational Scholarship – Tyleak Campbell, Keshawn Mason, Jadelyn Ray, Omega Roberson, Alston Smith and Markel White

Carolina Skin Care Health Professional Scholarship – Jenna Grant

State Employees Credit Union People Helping People Scholarship – Shane Dubbs

A.B. Gibson Scholarship – Jadelyn Ray

American Red Cross Leaders Saves Lives Scholarship – Raeanna Cowan, Maggie Laviner and Jadelyn Ray

Bennettsville-Cheraw Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Scholarship – Daniel Johnson

Catharine Campbell and Daniel White Memorial Scholarship – Mya Thornton

Deborah Pickens Durham Scholarship – Isabella Whitehead

Delores S. Barber Food Service/Culinary Arts Scholarship – Keshawn Mason

Golden LEAF Scholarships – Emma Gray Beacham, Hannah Bethea and Jenna Grant

Harry Howell Memorial Scholarship – Alley Bonds

Hewitt and Priscilla McDougald Scholarship – Emma Gray Beacham

The Honorable James W. Mason Memorial Scholarship – Camyrn Ellis

James J. Richardson, Jr. Scholarship – Omega Roberson

John F. McNair Scholarship – Jadelyn Ray

Johnsie Patterson McFadden (Montpelier Presbyterian Church Scholarships) – Emma Gray Beacham, Caroline Bounds, Arlenna Douglas, Shane Dubbs, Kyle Ferrell, Jenna Grant, Alexis High, Maggie Laviner and Keshawn Mason.

Laurinburg Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Scholarship – Omega Roberson

Laurinburg Alumnae Chapter DSTS Inc. Jabberwock Scholarship – Omega Roberson

Laurinburg Branch of the National Association of University Women Scholarships – Camryn Ellis, Natalie Gover and Omega Roberson

Laurinburg Junior Service League Scholarships – Caroline Bounds

Laurinburg Junior Service League Marie Pate Service Award – Jenna Grant

Laurinburg Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women of the Church Scholarships – Negie Barbor and Caroline Bounds

Laurinburg Rotary Club Scholarships:

Carl Clayton Scholarship – Shane Dubbs

James L. Morgan Scholarship – Isabella Whitehead

W.R. Sutherland Scholarship – Negie Babor

Leroy and Hazel Marks Scholarship – Alyssa Newman

Lorena Clark Piner Scholarship – Caroline Bounds

Louise Graham Davis Scholarship – Arlenna Douglas, Camryn Ellis, Nautica McCallum, Redric McLean and Omega Roberson

McGregor Foundation Scholarship – Emma Gray Beacham, Kellyn Carlisle, Chyenne Carroll and McKenzie White

Mountaire Farms/Civitas Media Scholar Athlete of the Month – Daniel Johnson (December)

NC Division of Veteran’s Affair Scholarship – Trevor Hallman and Mya Thornton

Pilot Club of Laurinburg- Anchor Scholarship – Brooke Bathie

Richmond Community College Joseph D. Bean Scholarship – Bien German

Richmond Community College Blue Scope Foundation Scholarship – Jordan Danford

Scotland County Ministerial Alliance Scholarships – DaQuel Liles, Nautica McCallum, Redric McLean, Destiny Ratliff and Omega Roberson

Scotland County Branch NC Retired School Personnel Scholarships – Emma Gray Beacham and Alyssa Newman

Scotland Memorial Foundation Merit Scholarships – Grant Ciarrocca and Rebecca Jo Thompson

Scotland Memorial Foundation Community Service Scholarship – Caroline Bounds

Scotland Memorial Foundation Scholarships SMF Allied Health/Nursing Scholarship – Arlenna Douglas

Scotland Memorial Foundation W.R. Dulin Memorial Scholarship – Jenna Grant

Scotland High School Theatre Scholarship – Arlenna Douglas

Scottish Pilot Club Scholarship – Arlenna Douglas

Self Help Credit Union Scholarship – Camyrn Ellis

Spirit of Youth Scholarship – Arlenna Douglas

Tommy Britt Memorial Scholarship – Emma Gray Beacham and Shane Dubbs

Westminster Presbyterian Church Mission Inc. Scholarship – Octavis McLaurin and Omega Roberson

WPCMI Jannye W. Nelson Leadership Scholarship – Arlenna Douglas

Woodmen Life Scholarship – Austin Clark

Elouise Weaver Jackson Scholarship – Omega Roberson

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Alpha Alpha Phi Zeta Chapter – Omega Roberson

Award Recipients

Dormagen-McLean Community Youth Service Award – Daniel Johnson

2016 Session of the North Carolina Governor’s School – Camyrn Ellis

DAR Good Citizen Award – Isabella Whitehead

Scotland High School Band Awards:

— John Philip Sousa Award – Gregory Regling

— National Director’s Award – Kyle Ferrell

— National Marching Band Award – Zachary Kendall

Patrick S. Gilmore Award – Anna Griswold

Superintendent’s Scholar Athlete Awards – Anna Griswold and Daniel Johnson

Principal’s Choice Awards – Emma Gray Beacham and Daniel Johnson

College/University Academic Scholarships

Averett University – Nautica McCallum and Kaegan Simonson

Belmont Abbey College – Arlenna Douglas

Bridgewater College – Tamia Williams

Campbell University – Hannah Bethea, Grant Ciarrocca, Kyle Ferrell, Kennise Jones and Grace McIntyre

Chowan University – Ayanaha Austin, Shante Dunn, Destiney Marshall, Shanaysia Purvis and Andreanna Sanders

Davidson College – Camyrn Ellis

East Carolina University – Caroline Bounds

Elon University – Camryn Ellis

Fayetteville State University – Stephanie Platt and Rachel Sams

Gardner Webb University – Hannah Bethea, Matie Easterling and Grace McIntyre

High Point University – Hannah Bethea, Grant Ciarrocca and Zachary Radford

Johnson & Wales University – Ayanaha Austin, Andenyra Bennett, Ailyah Harrington, Nora Locklear, Keshawn Mason, Shenaysia Purvis and Tamia Williams

Mercer University – Grant Ciarrocca

Methodist University – Hannah Bethea, Sasha Patterson-McLaurin

North Carolina A&T University – Jadelyn Ray

NC Central University – Daniel Johnson and Omega Roberson

Pfeiffer University – Emma Gray Beacham, Alexis High and Justin Ray

Presbyterian College – Grant Ciarroca

The Citadel – Maggie Laviner

University of North Carolina Greensboro – Jenna Grant, Isabella Whitehead

University of North Carolina Pembroke – Hannah Bethea, Destiny Bullard, Jordan Danford, Alexis High and Makayla Strickland

College of Charleston – Maite Easterling

Wingate University – Alley Bonds, Caroline Bounds, Chyenne Carroll, Grant Ciarrocca, Tre’Beon Deviner, Jenna Grant, Kaegan Simonson, McKenzie White and Tamia Williams

Wofford College – Grant Ciarrocca

Amber Hatten | Laurinburg Exchange Scotland High School seniors, from left, Alexis High, Emma Gray Beacham and Justin Ray all received scholarships from Pfeiffer University and were presented with their certificates during Tuesday’s Senior Awards Programs.
https://www.laurinburgexchange.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/web1_Pfeiffer.jpgAmber Hatten | Laurinburg Exchange Scotland High School seniors, from left, Alexis High, Emma Gray Beacham and Justin Ray all received scholarships from Pfeiffer University and were presented with their certificates during Tuesday’s Senior Awards Programs.

By Amber Hatten

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