Eleven recent high school graduates and one second-year college student each have received $1,000 Ohio State University alumni scholarships to attend the university in the fall.

The sixth annual Molly B. Demuth Memorial Scholarship was established through the county OSU Alumni Club by Demuths family and friends to aid county students who plan to attend Ohio State. Here are the four winners.

Demi Wisnieski, daughter of Craig and Dawn Wisnieski, is a Claymont High School graduate and was involved in Student Council, National Honor Society and softball. Wisnieskis intended major is biology/Pre-Med with a goal of becoming a pediatric oncologist.

Magen Kennedy, daughter of Jim and Rhonda Kennedy, is an Indian Valley High School graduate and was involved in National Honor Society, softball, volleyball, basketball, Pep Club, Student Council and choir. Kennedys intended major is Pre-Vet.

Kayla Lowery, daughter of Darla Barker and Joe Lowery, is a New Philadelphia High School graduate and was involved in National Honor Society, softball, NYLC Presidential Inauguration Conference, Archelon, Greece Sea Turtle Rescue Center, National Youth Leadership Conference, People to People Student Ambassador, drama and French Club. Lowery intends to double major in psychology and international business to become an industrial-organizational psychologist.

Madison Montgomery, daughter of Mark and Kimberly Montgomery, is a Tuscarawas Valley High School graduate and was involved in National Honor Society, Red Cross Club, Hugh OBrien Youth Leadership World Counsel Ambassador, Capitol Honors Band, Student Council and Interact Club. Montgomery has been accepted into the Pre-Vet program.

The third annual Timothy and Karen Stokey Family Scholarship provides scholarships for first-year undergraduate students enrolled at the Columbus campus who are graduates of Dover High School who have a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher. The scholarship is renewable up to one year, provided the student maintains a 2.8 GPA.

Tyler Bond, son of Phil and Candy Bond, was involved in National Honor Society, band, 4-H and Jr. Fair Board. Bond intends to pursue a degree in Economics as part of the Mount Leadership Society dedicated to leadership and service in the community.

Angela Lawver, daughter of Michael and Tabitha Lawver, received the second-year renewal award. Lawver is majoring in Chemical Engineering and has been involved in Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and Green Engineering Scholars as well as serving as student ambassador for OSU College of Engineering and as student reporter for the Ohio State Engineer Magazine.

The second annual Jeanne (Keppler) and Voin Boich Memorial Scholarship was established through the county OSU Alumni Club by family and friends to aid Dover High School graduates who plan to attend Ohio State. Recipients are:

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