Congratulations CLSC 2019 Seniors!
Background:
John Maxwell was a high school teacher of science at the former Chautauqua Central School from 1958-
Criteria:
The award is presented to an individual student who demonstrates original thinking and a strong love for the study of science. Additional factors should be taken into consideration. The recipient should have character which demonstrates a well rounded individual. Musical or other artistic talent, participation in human or community services, sound athletic ability, or strong scholastic showing in another area(s) of study will improve an applicant's chances of receiving the award. In general the award is not presented solely on the highest science marks.
Background:
John Maxwell was a high school teacher of science at the former Chautauqua Central School from 1958-
Criteria:
The award is presented to an individual student who demonstrates original thinking and a strong love for the study of science. Additional factors should be taken into consideration. The recipient should have character which demonstrates a well rounded individual. Musical or other artistic talent, participation in human or community services, sound athletic ability, or strong scholastic showing in another area(s) of study will improve an applicant's chances of receiving the award. In general the award is not presented solely on the highest science marks.
2018 Anna Sena |
2017 Madison Dudely |
2016 Ben Stahlsmith |
2015 Abigail Jantzi |
2014 Sean Peterson |
2013 Erica Homme |
2012 Luke Smith |
2011 Courtney Linnecke |
2010 Randall Shearer |
2009 Victoria Silliman |
2008 Kelley S McLaughlin |
2007 Troy Mulholland |
2006 Joshua Moss |
2005 Jacob Davis |
2004 Tim Anderson |
2003 Lacey Babnik |
1st Award Presented ~ June 10th 2003