Jordaon Elizabeth Anderson:
Jordan Anderson has a great track record for community service. Her total hours spent in service far exceeds the average. From picking pears to serving food to teaching volleyball to reading to children – she has done them all. Her favorite, though was making pillowcases for cancer patients in her freshman year at Glide.

Besides being influenced by Mr. Doty and her science teacher Mr. Shaw, there is one particular incident that impressed upon her the amazing field of medicine. When she tore her ACL and had to undergo surgery she was so impressed by the technology she became interested in medicine as a career choice.

Jordan will be attending Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah to major in Biochemistry. From there she will select a medical school and become a doctor. Jordan has taken college level writing, history, chemistry and physical science classes at Glide high school.

Something unique about Jordan centers around her love of music. She sang soprano in choir. She plays the flute and was first flute in grades 11 and 12. She and has a collection of several flutes, is self teaching piano, and fiddles around with the violin, guitar, and ukelele. She collects musical instruments and says every time her mom goes somewhere she asks her to find another musical instrument for her collection.

In sports Jordan played volleyball all 4 years and went to state tournament 2 years. She was in track and field also. She has been in National Honor Society and literature club the last 3 years and outdoor club senior year. She is very involved in her church and has time for Glide booster club and donated time in Bright Works Oregon.

Those who recommend Jordan for this scholarship call her a very well rounded young lady, dependable, invested, passionate, hard working, committed to excellence and naturally talented. She ranks #1 in her class of 51 students.

On behalf of the Glide Scholarship Committee and Glide Community Club, I would like to present this scholarship to Jordan Anderson. 　

Grace Elizabeth Tester:

Madeleine Grace McArthur:

There is no one particular occurrence that interested Madeleine McArthur in marine life, but she has known forever she was interested in Marine Science. Her love for animals grew into a particular interest in marine life and conservation of environment. Her short term goal is to attend Oregon State university with a major in Zoology. Later she will specialize in Marine Resource Specialist. She is interested in research, conservation and education.

Madeleine also ranks #1 in the graduating class. With a 4.0 and straight A's in science and math, Madeleine has prepared herself for her zoology major. She has taken college level courses and it is said her attention to detail in unmatched. In her letters of recommendation such nice things were said about her. Things like: kind, respectful, resourceful, dependable, humble, persistent and strong.

Aside from being a focused and determined student, she maintains excellent relations with her peer group. She works well in both small assignments and large group projects.

Of the many hours spent in service to her community, Madeliene's favorite is helping at Grateful Bread. She feels most connected to her community be serving nutritious meals to these who appreciate it.

She has been secretary of National Honor Society 2 years, is involved in Literary Club 10-11-12 grade, earned academic Achievement in Biology, World Studies, and English. She has volunteered to tutor peers after school and helped out in the Red Cross Blood Drives. She was active in FFA and 9 years in 4H raising and showing rabbits.

Although she played clarinet all 4 years in school band and earned most outstanding clarinet award, it is in drama where Madeleine stands out. Her strong interest and support of her drama teacher has propelled her to be successful and is now president of drama club. She plans to continue her drama interest in college.

On behalf of the Glide Scholarship Committee and Glide community Club it is my privilege to present this scholarship to Madeleine McArthur.