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Lebanon High honors seniors with dozens of scholarships totaling tens of thousands; principal says nearly $1,600,000 distributed
Summary
Lebanon High School presented awards and dozens of scholarships on Honors Night, including $108,750 from the Lebanon Educational Foundation; Principal Frank Myron told the audience "There's been nearly $1,600,000 in scholarships and awards distributed in this last hour and a half."
Lebanon High School awarded dozens of scholarships and honors at its annual Honors Night, with presenters from local foundations, civic groups and businesses recognizing graduating seniors for academic, athletic and community achievements.
The awards ceremony, introduced by Principal Frank Myron, gathered donors and community groups to present scholarships including a $108,750 total announced by the Lebanon Educational Foundation and multiple named scholarships from organizations including the Community Foundation of Boone County, Witham Health Services, Eli Lilly and Company, and local service clubs. "There's been nearly $1,600,000 in scholarships and awards distributed in this last hour and a half," Principal Frank Myron said during closing remarks.
Why it matters: The evening consolidated many community-funded scholarships and memorial awards that will help graduating seniors attend college, trade and vocational programs, or nursing and…
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