Barbara Lawlor, Nederland. Nederland Middle Senior High School principal Carrie Yantzer doesn’t like the month of May. She says it is the time of year she must prepare herself to say goodbye to
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Barbara Lawlor, Nederland. Nederland Middle Senior High School principal Carrie Yantzer doesn’t like the month of May. She says it is the time of year she must prepare herself to say goodbye to the graduating seniors, to watch them set out into the world.

At the same time, she is proud of the Class of 2018. “They have made a positive mark on this school. They are strong, brave and creative and it has been an honor and a privilege to get to know them. They will make a positive difference in the world.”
Last Thursday night, May 9, 2018, members of the senior class were recognized by the Nederland Lions Club in the annual awards ceremony and scholarship presentation at the high school.
Throughout the year, athletes attend award ceremonies at the end of each sports season. The academic awards are given out only once at the end of the year when outstanding students are honored for their hard work and high grade achievement.
In between handing out the awards, the Lions’ Club volunteers gave out prizes that have been donated by local businesses and members of the community. Many of them involve food.
Students received letters, pins and stars, denominating their GPAs to the present.
1ST TIME RECIPIENTS:
4.0 for one semester: Letter/pin
4.0 for both semesters: Letter/pin
3.6 for both semesters: Letter/pin
2ND TIME RECIPIENT:
4.0: one bar for each semester
3.6: for both semesters: one bar
3RD TIME RECIPIENT:
If the student has already received letter/ pin/2 bars, they receive a star for each semester 4.0 or above. If they have 2 semesters of 3.6+, they get one star.
Academic letter/pin recipients:
Hattie Bakke, 1 star
Sawyer Bass, letter/pin
Dylan Cantrell, letter/pin
William Culver, 2 stars
Sarah Davidson, 1 star
Karen Worokach, 2 stars
Sierra Stevens, 2 stars.
4.0 GPA or more
Hattie Bakke, Sawyer Bass, Sommyr Bass, William Culver, Sarah Davidson, Karen Sorokach, Sierra Stevens
3.2 -3.99 GPA
Dylan Cantrell, Alexander Eggleston, Mazie Pancoast, Linnaea Thibedeau and Hayley Turner.
The Honor Roll, National Honor Society and Graduation Stoles were present by Aly Shambo.
The Academic Excellence Scholarships were presented by Scott Geels
Magna Cum Laude,
William Culver, Sierra Stevens
Cum Laude, 3.9- 4.199,
Hattie Bakke, Sommyr Bass, Sawyer Bass, Sarah Davison, Karen Sorokach
National Honor Society Cords
Karen Sorokach, William Culver, Hattie Bakke, Sarah Davidson, Sierra Stevens
Executive Student Council
Co-presidents, Hattie and Hayley
Vice President, Dylan Cantrell
Secretary, Mazie Pancoast
Treasurer, William Culver
The Robotics Team Scholarship of $1,000 was given to William Culver by Randy Sachter.

Lion’s Club Scholarship of $1,500, was presented to Mazie Pancoast and Sarah Davidson by Eugene D’Alessandro, the longest serving Lion who has been part of the organization for 17 years.
Senior Recognition gifts were handed out by Peggy Cole and Theresa Redmon, the senior class sponsor.
After the ceremony, family and friends of the seniors were invited to share cake, fruit and punch.