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Montana high school graduates receive prestigious Presidential Scholarships
July 24, 2012
Editor@montanaliving.com

BOZEMAN -- Twelve of Montana's most gifted high school seniors were selected as recipients of the 2012 Presidential Scholarships, Montana State University's most prestigious scholarship.

MSU Presidential Scholarship awards are based on scholastic achievement, demonstrated leadership and personal qualities. Recipients receive an annual award of a $2,500 stipend plus a tuition waiver, bringing the total value over four years to $30,309 for Montana Residents and $80,858 for non-residents. The scholarship is renewable for four years based on maintaining superior academic standing at MSU.

MSU Presidential Scholarships are funded, in part, by individual donors who provide gifts to the Presidential Scholarship Endowment.

The 2012 Presidential Scholarship recipients from Montana, their high school and their intended major are:

Bozeman
Carol Baumbauer, graduate of Bozeman High School, engineering. Daughter of David and Cathy Baumbauer.

Andrew Major, graduate of Belgrade High School, pre-medicine and psychology. Son of Mark and Dawn Major.

Nicholas Peyton, graduate of Bozeman High School, bioengineering. Son of Brent and Kathleen Peyton.

Nathan Robertus, graduate of Heritage Christian School, film. Son of Bryan and Margaret Robertus.

East Helena
Thomas Lund, graduate of Helena High School, chemical engineering. Son of Duane and Blair Lund.

Great Falls
Dalton Albers, graduate of C.M. Russell High School, chemical engineering. Son of Mark and Lorelei Albers.

Samuel Bonilla, graduate of Great Falls High School, chemical engineering. Son of Victor and Leslie Bonilla.

Helena
Kathryn McNamee, graduate of Capital High School, cell biology and neuroscience. Daughter of Brian and Shannon McNamee.

Joliet
Sadie Robertus, graduate of Joliet High School, English and music. Daughter of daughter of Mark and GayLynn Robertus.

Kalispell
Paige Bouma, graduate of Flathead High School, pre-veterinary medicine. Daughter of Dale Bouma and Bernadette Nickol.

Missoula
Adelheid Langner, graduate of Hellgate High School. Daughter of Heiko and Ute Langner.

Polson
Clint Cooper, graduate of Polson High School, computer science. Son of Marion and Darlene Cooper.

Out of state recipients:

California
Carmel Valley
Thomas Kochevar, graduate of Carmel High School. Son of Randall Kochevar and Jane Lawler.

Colorado
Littleton
Jenna Pinto, graduate of Heritage High School, pre-medicine. Daughter of Glenn and Shawn Pinto.

Loveland
Dayton Cooney, graduate of Mountain View High School, mechanical engineering. Son of Gerald and Paula Cooney.

Idaho
Boise
Brooke Wimer, graduate of Borah Senior High School, English. Daughter of Burnell and Arlene Wimer.

Oregon
Lake Oswego
Riley Shearer, graduate of Lakeridge High School, chemical and bioengineering. Son of Paul Shearer and Kathryn McCready.

Portland
Estella Wilmarth, graduate of Franklin High School. Daughter of Peter Wilmarth and Dorothea Schmeken.

South Carolina
Columbia
Gabriel Mills, Mills Academy of Leadership, animal science-equine option. Son of Roderick and Elizabeth Mills.
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