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Winchester Rotary hands out scholarships

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July 9, 2024 . 1:10 PM

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Members of the Rotary, back from left, Tom Sevigny, Rebecca Brennan-Laird, Steve Mix, and President Paula Michiernzi at the awards presentations with the winners, seated from left, Adam Lubomirski, Ila Stanley, Devon Headley and Jonathan Christmas. Not pictured is Edward Cutting. COURTESY PHOTO/ROTARY CLUB

The following was submitted by the Rotary Club of Winchester:

The Rotary Club has selected its scholarship winners for 2024. Winchester High School graduating seniors received more than $22,000 in scholarships for their college education.

The Rotary Club has been giving scholarships to Winchester High School and technical school graduates for over 25 years.

This year’s winners were:

Adam Lubomirski, UMass Amherst

Ila Stanley, Middlebury College

Devon Headley, Babson College

Jonathan Christmas, Cornell University

Edward Cutting, University of Michigan

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