SHS Scholarships
through
The Springfield Foundation
Help our new SHS graduates and you help Springfield
Giving to SHS Scholarships. Perhaps this is the year that you can make a difference in the lives of others. Cash. Securities. Gifts of life insurance. Other assets like real estate or property.
Year End Giving
As the year comes to a close, it is time to reflect on the past and plan for the future. Perhaps this is the year that you can truly make a difference in the lives of our new SHS graduates through a charitable gift. No only will you feel good about your philanthropic actions, you may be rewarded with tax benefits too.
Here are a few ways that you can contribute to the SHS Scholarships:
Cash – Charitable gifts are most often made in the form of cash and checks.
Securities – Making gifts of stocks, bonds, and/or mutual funds in the right way can bring extra tax savings by avoiding capital gains.
Gifts of Life Insurance – You can contribute a life insurance policy to us by naming the SHS Scholarships as either the policy owner or the beneficiary.
Other Assets – You may own real estate or other properties that could be an option for charitable giving.
See our Donor form at www.SHSscholarships.com. Speak with Horton Hobbs at The Springfield Foundation to determine how your charitable gift can most benefit you and the SHS Scholarships.
For more information or to contribute, contact
Jack Hutslar at 800 767-4916 or
Horton Hobbs at The Springfield Foundation
SHS Scholarships
c/o The Springfield Foundation
4 West Main Street, Suite 825
Springfield, Ohio 45502
937 324-8773
Help our new SHS graduates and you help Springfield.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
SHS Community Forums
= = = We Want You = = =
December 1, 2009
Tuesday 6:30 to 8:30 PM
SHS Cafetorium
What will create the right atmosphere for learning at SHS?
December 8, 2009
Tuesday 6:30 to 8:30 PM
SHS Cafetorium
What academic programming should we offer to SHS students?
Join Your Community: Students. Business Leaders. Parents. Teachers. Grandparents. Friends. Alumni. Neighbors. Community Members.
Springfield six-story mural
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The Springfield six-story outdoor mural
A Destination.
Read about it and see more photos at the links below.
http://springfieldedge.wordpress.com/2009/11/25/the-secrets-of-springfields-new-6-story-outdoor-mural/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/greaterspringfield/sets/72157622658348049/
Saturday, November 7, 2009
SHS Wildcat football 2009
Follow SHS sports at www.Twitter.com/Jack57SHS
2009 SHS Wildcat Football Schedule and Results
Aug Fri. 28 Hamilton 7:30 PM
Won 35-28 1-0
Sept Fri. 4 at Pickerington Central 7:30 PM
Lost 28-19 1-1
Sept Fri. 11 at Butler 7:30 PM
Won 34-0 2-1
Sept Fri. 18 at Piqua 7:30 PM
Won 47-26 3-1
Sept Fri. 25 Trotwood-Madison 7:30 PM
Won 20-13 in OT 4-1
Oct Fri. 2 at Centerville** 7:30 PM
Lost 38-6 - 4-2 - 0-1 in GWOC conference
Oct Fri. 9 Northmont** 7:30 PM
Won 21-18 - 5-2 - 1-1 in GWOC conference
Oct Fri. 16 at Kettering Fairmont** 7:30 PM
Lost 19-14 - 5-3 - 1-2 in GWOC conference
Oct Fri. 23 Beavercreek** 7:30 PM Homecoming
Won 29-4 - 6-3 - 2-2 in GWOC conference
Oct Fri. 30 Wayne** 7:30 PM
Lost 40-13 - 6-4 - 2-3 in GWOC
Headed to the state football playoffs
November 7, 2009 at 7:00 pm
Dublin Coffman Shamrocks [10-0]
SHS Wildcats were defeated 31-12.
Played three strong quarters. Ran out of gas.
Finish the season 6-5. Much improved.
** Conference game
2009 SHS Wildcat Football Schedule and Results
Aug Fri. 28 Hamilton 7:30 PM
Won 35-28 1-0
Sept Fri. 4 at Pickerington Central 7:30 PM
Lost 28-19 1-1
Sept Fri. 11 at Butler 7:30 PM
Won 34-0 2-1
Sept Fri. 18 at Piqua 7:30 PM
Won 47-26 3-1
Sept Fri. 25 Trotwood-Madison 7:30 PM
Won 20-13 in OT 4-1
Oct Fri. 2 at Centerville** 7:30 PM
Lost 38-6 - 4-2 - 0-1 in GWOC conference
Oct Fri. 9 Northmont** 7:30 PM
Won 21-18 - 5-2 - 1-1 in GWOC conference
Oct Fri. 16 at Kettering Fairmont** 7:30 PM
Lost 19-14 - 5-3 - 1-2 in GWOC conference
Oct Fri. 23 Beavercreek** 7:30 PM Homecoming
Won 29-4 - 6-3 - 2-2 in GWOC conference
Oct Fri. 30 Wayne** 7:30 PM
Lost 40-13 - 6-4 - 2-3 in GWOC
Headed to the state football playoffs
November 7, 2009 at 7:00 pm
Dublin Coffman Shamrocks [10-0]
SHS Wildcats were defeated 31-12.
Played three strong quarters. Ran out of gas.
Finish the season 6-5. Much improved.
** Conference game
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
2009 SHS Donors
...
Contributions through the 3rd Quarter of 2009
Ms Saundra Arnold, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Mr Hugh Barnett, Springfield
SHS Class of 1955
In memory of
Kay Littler Anderson
SHS Class of 1955
Mr & Mrs Jim Drum, FL
SHS Class of 1957
Mrs Anita Lapinsky Fox, MO
SHS Class of 1957
Robert R. Feasel, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Richard Gelbaugh, TX
SHS Class of 1957
Jack Hutslar, VA
SHS Class of 1957
In Memory of L.L. "Bill" Hutslar
SHS Class of 1926
Ms Sopheap Khun
Wittenberg University
Columbus, Ohio
Mr & Mrs Jack R. McIlvain, OH
Dan Yeazell, CA
SHS Class of 1957
Ms Katherine A Yuskewich
Wittenberg University
Columbus, Ohio
Total contributions through the 3rd quarter of 2009 = $2,221.00
Our first goal is to reach $30,000 in contributions so that we can begin awarding scholarships. We wish to begin with our new SHS graduates in the Class of 2010.
Our sincere appreciation is extended to all of our contributors. ... jack
Contributions through the 3rd Quarter of 2009
Ms Saundra Arnold, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Mr Hugh Barnett, Springfield
SHS Class of 1955
In memory of
Kay Littler Anderson
SHS Class of 1955
Mr & Mrs Jim Drum, FL
SHS Class of 1957
Mrs Anita Lapinsky Fox, MO
SHS Class of 1957
Robert R. Feasel, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Richard Gelbaugh, TX
SHS Class of 1957
Jack Hutslar, VA
SHS Class of 1957
In Memory of L.L. "Bill" Hutslar
SHS Class of 1926
Ms Sopheap Khun
Wittenberg University
Columbus, Ohio
Mr & Mrs Jack R. McIlvain, OH
Dan Yeazell, CA
SHS Class of 1957
Ms Katherine A Yuskewich
Wittenberg University
Columbus, Ohio
Total contributions through the 3rd quarter of 2009 = $2,221.00
Our first goal is to reach $30,000 in contributions so that we can begin awarding scholarships. We wish to begin with our new SHS graduates in the Class of 2010.
Our sincere appreciation is extended to all of our contributors. ... jack
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Q 3rd SHS Scholarships contributions
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We are making slow but steady progress toward our financial goals to provide assistance for our graduating SHS seniors. The 3rd quarter SHS Scholarships donation report is in. We now have a total of $2,221.00 in contributions. I would like to thank everyone who gave.
We are making slow but steady progress toward our financial goals to provide assistance for our graduating SHS seniors. The 3rd quarter SHS Scholarships donation report is in. We now have a total of $2,221.00 in contributions. I would like to thank everyone who gave.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Cash for Clunkers as Script Ohio
Just had to share this with my OSU Buckeyes friends. Go Bucks . . . jack
Monday, August 31, 2009
Columbus North 50th Reunion
My wife and I attended the 50th reunion of her class from Columbus North. The reunion get-togethers were held at several places on the north side of Columbus in the Polaris area. The finale on Saturday night was at The Lakes CC. Very posh. No head-banger music - very piano bar mellow. I was nice to see how other classes do it. In reviewing their handouts, it was interesting to see how many of their gradates, both male and female, held professional degrees. A very respectable group indeed.
Columbus North, just off North High Street on Aacadia, became an administrative center. Now it is called a swing school. This means that they hold classes there when there are space issues at other schools. Back in the day, many if not most of their students walked to school.
I did my student coaching [baseball] at Columbus North as part of my teaching certificate from Ohio State.
Columbus North, just off North High Street on Aacadia, became an administrative center. Now it is called a swing school. This means that they hold classes there when there are space issues at other schools. Back in the day, many if not most of their students walked to school.
I did my student coaching [baseball] at Columbus North as part of my teaching certificate from Ohio State.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Remembering
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Remembering Ron Burton. 1936-2003. Top SHS football player. Big 10 & AFL star. Began Ron Burton Training Village for kids in Boston area. July 25th was his birthday.
Dick Evey. SHS football great. 1961-63 U Tenn. Drafted by Chicago Bear. NFL 1964-1971. Was All-Pro defensive lineman. Now retired in Tenn.
Remembering Jim McDonald. 1915–1997. 1937 OSU All-American HB & QB. 6-2 record. Also guard on OSU basketball team. SHS football coach.
Remembering Dick Shatto 1933-2003. Modest 1950s SHS football great. Was a legend with Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League.
Remembering Joseph Gregory “Jose” Spinelli PhD 1939-2009. 1957 SHS Class Prez. Friend to many. Gone & not forgotten. Vaya con Dios mi amigo.
Follow the SHS Scholarhips at www.Twitter.com/Jack57SHS.
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Remembering Ron Burton. 1936-2003. Top SHS football player. Big 10 & AFL star. Began Ron Burton Training Village for kids in Boston area. July 25th was his birthday.
Dick Evey. SHS football great. 1961-63 U Tenn. Drafted by Chicago Bear. NFL 1964-1971. Was All-Pro defensive lineman. Now retired in Tenn.
Remembering Jim McDonald. 1915–1997. 1937 OSU All-American HB & QB. 6-2 record. Also guard on OSU basketball team. SHS football coach.
Remembering Dick Shatto 1933-2003. Modest 1950s SHS football great. Was a legend with Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League.
Remembering Joseph Gregory “Jose” Spinelli PhD 1939-2009. 1957 SHS Class Prez. Friend to many. Gone & not forgotten. Vaya con Dios mi amigo.
Follow the SHS Scholarhips at www.Twitter.com/Jack57SHS.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
2009 Contributions to SHS Scholarships
...
Contributions through the 2nd Quarter of 2009
Ms Saundra Arnold, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Mr & Mrs Jim Drum
SHS Class of 1957
Robert R. Feasel, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Richard Gelbaugh, TX
SHS Class of 1957
Ms Sopheap Khun
Wittenberg University
Columbus, Ohio
Mr & Mrs Jack R. McIlvain
Ms Katherine A Yuskewich
Wittenberg University
Columbus, Ohio
Total contributions through the 2nd quarter of 2009 = $1,666.00
First goal is to reach $30,000 in contributions so that we can begin awarding scholarships. We wish to begin with our new SHS Class of 2010.
Our deep thanks are extended to all of our contributors.
Contributions through the 2nd Quarter of 2009
Ms Saundra Arnold, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Mr & Mrs Jim Drum
SHS Class of 1957
Robert R. Feasel, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Richard Gelbaugh, TX
SHS Class of 1957
Ms Sopheap Khun
Wittenberg University
Columbus, Ohio
Mr & Mrs Jack R. McIlvain
Ms Katherine A Yuskewich
Wittenberg University
Columbus, Ohio
Total contributions through the 2nd quarter of 2009 = $1,666.00
First goal is to reach $30,000 in contributions so that we can begin awarding scholarships. We wish to begin with our new SHS Class of 2010.
Our deep thanks are extended to all of our contributors.
Monday, July 20, 2009
SHS Class of 1955
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SHS Class of 1955 will hold the 55th reunion August 28-29, 2010 in Springfield, Ohio.
SHS Class of 1955 monthly newsletter. Very well done. To subscribe, send an email to SHS55NEWS@aol.com. Put subscribe in the subject line.
The Fifty-Five Faith Connection. SHS Class of 1955 publication. Share spiritual material. Contact cl55prq@aol.com.
SHS Class of 1955 will hold the 55th reunion August 28-29, 2010 in Springfield, Ohio.
SHS Class of 1955 monthly newsletter. Very well done. To subscribe, send an email to SHS55NEWS@aol.com. Put subscribe in the subject line.
The Fifty-Five Faith Connection. SHS Class of 1955 publication. Share spiritual material. Contact cl55prq@aol.com.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
SHS Scholarships Seeking Donors
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SHS Scholarships Seeking Donors
Jack Hutslar, a former teacher, coach and 1957 SHS graduate, announced the creation of the SHS Scholarships. It was started to provide scholarships for current-year Springfield High School graduates who wish to pursue education and training after high school.
Hutslar started working on the idea of scholarships for SHS graduates about 10 years ago. Hutslar, an Ohio State alumni [B.S., Ph.D.], noted that he rarely found Springfield linked to names in The Ohio State Monthly alumni magazine. He said: “Local scholarships would help motivate SHS graduates to pursue education after high school, whether trade school, community college or four year degree programs.”
A Wittenberg University applied management team of three undergraduate students headed by Dr Pam Schindler just concluded a thorough study of the SHS Scholarships proposal. Their recommendations provided strategic direction and tactics for how to raise funds for these scholarships. They also provided important local contact information.
WittCAM Team
L-R: Jack Hutslar, Huddleston VA; Sopheap Kuhn, Jr, Marketing major, Columbus; Katie McIlvain, Sr, Management minor, Cleveland; Katherine Yeskewich, Jr, Management major, Columbus.
As a direct result of this WittCAM study, Hutslar began contacting various SHS, North and South reunion groups, Chamber of Commerce members, selected organizations in Springfield as well as officials at Springfield High School. These people are the local base upon which to fund these scholarships.
All SHS Scholarships donations are to be sent directly to The Springfield Foundation. Horton Hobbs, development officer, is working closely with Jack Hutslar to monitor contributions. Hobbs can help donors plan how to best contribute whether one time, monthly or annually. Donations can include property and future bequests.
The initial goal is to raise $30,000 before scholarships can be awarded. The five-year goal is to raise $1 million. Thus far, over $1,100 has been collected from SHS alumni through donation letters plus nearly $5,000 in pledges. This fundraising effort is patterned after college alumni programs rather than large individual endowments. Of course, large individual donations are gladly accepted.
The more you learn, the more you earn.
The SHS Scholarships will foster two happenings. First, it will help individual students improve their own lives and that of their current and future families. It is widely known that the more you learn, the more you earn. Secondly, educated graduates will help Springfield grow and prosper by, among other things, attracting businesses that seek an educated workforce. That lifts all boats.
Service & Leadership. Academic Performance. Need.
The criteria for awarding scholarships are service and leadership to school and community, academic performance in school, and financial need plus letters of recommendation. The SHS Scholarships were set up to encourage students to engage in service and positive leadership while in school.
These criteria are well within the reach of reasonably conscientious students. For those students and their families who want to capitalize on the value of education after high school, they should also recognize that these standards do not put a premium on high academic achievement as do many scholarships. In this case, Springfield High School students will find that they are not competing with students from across the nation for scholarships. They are competing only with their fellow classmates.
Donations of any amount or type may be sent to:
SHS Scholarships
c/o The Springfield Foundation
4 West Main Street, Suite 825
Springfield, Ohio 45502
937 324-8773
www.SpringfieldFoundation.org
For information about the SHS Scholarships, visit www.SHSscholarships.com. See the News button for updates and the Donor button to make contributions.
Contact Jack Hutslar, living in Virginia at Smith Mountain Lake, when more information is needed, make suggestions or become more involved. 800 767-4916 or Jack@SHSscholarships.com.
SHS Scholarships Seeking Donors
Jack Hutslar, a former teacher, coach and 1957 SHS graduate, announced the creation of the SHS Scholarships. It was started to provide scholarships for current-year Springfield High School graduates who wish to pursue education and training after high school.
Hutslar started working on the idea of scholarships for SHS graduates about 10 years ago. Hutslar, an Ohio State alumni [B.S., Ph.D.], noted that he rarely found Springfield linked to names in The Ohio State Monthly alumni magazine. He said: “Local scholarships would help motivate SHS graduates to pursue education after high school, whether trade school, community college or four year degree programs.”
A Wittenberg University applied management team of three undergraduate students headed by Dr Pam Schindler just concluded a thorough study of the SHS Scholarships proposal. Their recommendations provided strategic direction and tactics for how to raise funds for these scholarships. They also provided important local contact information.
WittCAM Team
L-R: Jack Hutslar, Huddleston VA; Sopheap Kuhn, Jr, Marketing major, Columbus; Katie McIlvain, Sr, Management minor, Cleveland; Katherine Yeskewich, Jr, Management major, Columbus.
As a direct result of this WittCAM study, Hutslar began contacting various SHS, North and South reunion groups, Chamber of Commerce members, selected organizations in Springfield as well as officials at Springfield High School. These people are the local base upon which to fund these scholarships.
All SHS Scholarships donations are to be sent directly to The Springfield Foundation. Horton Hobbs, development officer, is working closely with Jack Hutslar to monitor contributions. Hobbs can help donors plan how to best contribute whether one time, monthly or annually. Donations can include property and future bequests.
The initial goal is to raise $30,000 before scholarships can be awarded. The five-year goal is to raise $1 million. Thus far, over $1,100 has been collected from SHS alumni through donation letters plus nearly $5,000 in pledges. This fundraising effort is patterned after college alumni programs rather than large individual endowments. Of course, large individual donations are gladly accepted.
The more you learn, the more you earn.
The SHS Scholarships will foster two happenings. First, it will help individual students improve their own lives and that of their current and future families. It is widely known that the more you learn, the more you earn. Secondly, educated graduates will help Springfield grow and prosper by, among other things, attracting businesses that seek an educated workforce. That lifts all boats.
Service & Leadership. Academic Performance. Need.
The criteria for awarding scholarships are service and leadership to school and community, academic performance in school, and financial need plus letters of recommendation. The SHS Scholarships were set up to encourage students to engage in service and positive leadership while in school.
These criteria are well within the reach of reasonably conscientious students. For those students and their families who want to capitalize on the value of education after high school, they should also recognize that these standards do not put a premium on high academic achievement as do many scholarships. In this case, Springfield High School students will find that they are not competing with students from across the nation for scholarships. They are competing only with their fellow classmates.
Donations of any amount or type may be sent to:
SHS Scholarships
c/o The Springfield Foundation
4 West Main Street, Suite 825
Springfield, Ohio 45502
937 324-8773
www.SpringfieldFoundation.org
For information about the SHS Scholarships, visit www.SHSscholarships.com. See the News button for updates and the Donor button to make contributions.
Contact Jack Hutslar, living in Virginia at Smith Mountain Lake, when more information is needed, make suggestions or become more involved. 800 767-4916 or Jack@SHSscholarships.com.
Friday, April 17, 2009
2009 Contributions to SHS Scholarships
...
Contributions through the First Quarter of 2009
Ms Saundra Arnold, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Robert R. Feasel, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Richard Gelbaugh, TX
SHS Class of 1957
Total contributions through the first quarter of 2009 = $1,176.00
First goal is to reach $30,000 in contributions so that we can begin awarding scholarships.
Our deep thanks are extended to all of our contributors
...
Contributions through the First Quarter of 2009
Ms Saundra Arnold, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Robert R. Feasel, OH
SHS Class of 1957
Richard Gelbaugh, TX
SHS Class of 1957
Total contributions through the first quarter of 2009 = $1,176.00
First goal is to reach $30,000 in contributions so that we can begin awarding scholarships.
Our deep thanks are extended to all of our contributors
...
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