FPHS Class of ’58 Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship is funded annually by members of the Franklin Pierce High School Class of ’58.  These scholarships are a memorial to the members of the Class of ’58 who have passed away.

The scholarship will be awarded to two graduates of Franklin Pierce High School – one boy and one girl.

• The recipient must be a graduating senior from Franklin Pierce High School with a grade point average of 2.8 or higher.
• The recipient must have demonstrated evidence of involvement in service to the greater community.
• The recipient may attend a college, university, vocational, or technical school.

The Franklin Pierce Scholarship Committee will select three finalists for each scholarship. A committee of members of the Class of ’58 will then select the recipient of each scholarship.

The Class of ’58 is one of the more active alumni groups in the Franklin Pierce School District.  The group gathers twice a year.  Each summer they have a big barbecue and then in December they have a Christmas luncheon.  Over the years the class has contributed thousands of dollars to Franklin Pierce High School to support their alma mater in various ways.

Below: Executive Director Jim Ross accepts a contribution from Class of ’58 donors.

• Receipt of a completed Scholarship Acceptance Form will hold this scholarship for the student. The scholarship can be held no longer than 16 months after June 30th of the year of graduation from high school.
• Upon receipt of Proof of Enrollment Form including a student ID number, funds will be released to the institution in the name of the student.