Soroptimist International of Susanville

SOROPTIMIST International of Susanville

Awards & Scholarships

2006-07 Scholarhips & Awards

Violet Richardson Award: Kayl Millar

Making a Difference for Women: Delight Callegari

Women's Opportunity Award: Trudi DeVoss $1,000; a single Mom who works at the

probation department and is continuing her education.

Scholarships Coming up with a May deadline:

Robin Stampfli Scholarship: $500

Darlene Lundberg Scholarship: $500

Tillie Brodie Scholarship: $500

Soroptimist Int’l of Susanville, Lassen College Scholarship $1000

2005-06 Scholarhips & Awards

Violet Richardson Award: Kayl Millar

Making a Difference for Women: Delight Callegari

Women's Opportunity Award: Trudi DeVoss $1,000; a single Mom who works at the

probation department and is continuing her education.

Scholarships Coming up with a May deadline:

Robin Stampfli Scholarship: $500

Darlene Lundberg Scholarship: $500

Tillie Brodie Scholarship: $500

Soroptimist Int’l of Susanville, Lassen College Scholarship $1000

2004-2005 SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF SUSANVILLE

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS

Scholarship/Award Name: Month Given: Awarded to:

Violet Richardson........................February 2005............Codi Potter

Making a Difference for Women.....................................Chrissy Satterfield

Women’s Opportunity..................December 15..............Gin McBeen

Science Fair...............................March........................Marcus Emmert &

Makenzie Bailey

Robin Stampfli............................May 2005...................Caitlen Rulofson

Darlene Lundberg........................May 2005...................Julisa Edwards

Tillie Brodie................................May 2005...................Heather Boatright

SIS, Lassen College...................May 2005...................Shannon Allen

Senior of Year............................May 2005...................Stephanie (Stevie) Hodge

Science Fair Winners makenzie Bailey & Marcus Emmert

Tillie Brodie Winner Heather Boatright

Gin Mc Been Women's Opportunity Award Winner

Congratulations Students of the Month

Senior’s of Month:

September.......Ashley Hanson

October...........Emilie Pryor

November........Stephanie "Stevie" Hodge

December........Angela Yuen

January...........Adam Crowther

February.........Heather Lundsford

March.............Justin Heston

April...............Juliana Starcevich

May...............Brittnie Brooks

Senior of the Year...Stephanie "Stevie" Hodge

Chrissy Satterfield 2004 Winner

Past Awards

SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF SUSANVILLE

MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR WOMEN AWARD WINNERS

(Formerly: Woman of Distinction)

2004 Chrissy Satterfield

2003 Teresa Phillips

2002 Norene Freling 1979 Mary Giacomelli

2001 Wanda Bushong 1978 Ruth Henrickson

2000 Lynn Meinert 1977 Millie Hemphill

1999 Safie McMurphy 1976 Bernice Hagata

1998 Jean Baxter Bengston 1975 Minnie Hanks

1997 Kay Baker 1974 Lyn Allen

1996 Marilyn Cooley 1973 Ellen Collins

1995 Kathryn Dieter 1972 Bille Elerick

1994 Joan Zuehlke 1971 Ruth Spalding

1993 Dee Beall 1970 Regnhild Hylen

1992 Sandra Pearson 1969 Anita Arjo

1991 Evelyn Brown 1968 Reina Heavener

1990 Margaret McNally 1967 Dorothy Fine

1989 Wilma Roberts 1966 Mae Miles

1988 Dotty Doxin 1965 Helen Ross

1987 Judy Ernaga 1964 Ann Taggart

1986 Phyllis Sorenson 1963 Annie Peachee

1985 Laura Stoy 1962 Georgia Jensen

1983 Norma Allen 1961 Aura Winchester

1982 Ruth Redwine 1959 Lyle Trabert

1981 Lauretta Oakley 1958 Lucille Gansberg

1980 Helen Leve

Soroptimist Club Grants for Women and Girls

For the 2003-2004 club year, $175,000 in Soroptimist Club Grants for Women and Girls were given to Soroptimist club projects that benefit women and girls. Thirty-eight projects received grant funds in amounts ranging from $500-$10,000 for initiating or continuing innovative service projects that advance the status of women. Sample projects include refurbishing domestic violence shelters, providing job training for women in transition, financing legal services for low-income women, furnishing mammograms to women with no health insurance, and sponsoring enrichment programs for at-risk girls.

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