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BISHOP KELLY HIGH SCHOOL

BOISE HIGH SCHOOL

BORAH HIGH SCHOOL

CAPITAL HIGH SCHOOL

FRANK CHURCH HIGH SCHOOL

RIVERSTONE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

SAGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

TIMBERLINE HIGH SCHOOL

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Welcome to the eleventh annual Boise Rotary Century Scholars Program! This very special event is being sponsored by three of the Treasure Valley’s Rotary Clubs to recog-nize the exceptional value our entire com-munity places on high academic achievement. Our celebration has also received strong sponsorship support from the community in the form of other grants and in-kind services.

During the evening of Tuesday, April 12th, 2016, our invited audience of hundreds will gather in the Jordan Ballroom at Boise State University to applaud the accomplishments of the top 100 graduating seniors, the Century Scholars, from Boise’s public and non-public high schools. “Cream of the crop” student achievers from Bishop Kelly, Boise, Borah, Capital, Frank Church, Riverstone, Sage and Timberline high schools will be profiled and honored by family, friends and representatives of our community’s business, government, civic, education and service sectors.

Each student being recognized has substantially exceeded the minimum program grade point average requirement of 3.75 and represents the best in music, the arts, service to community, athletics and academics in each of our high schools. Our honorees also serve as role models for younger siblings and other students throughout Boise who look to them for leadership and guidance.

In addition to the 100 Boise Rotary Cen-tury Scholars being recognized, every student will be accompanied by an educator they have selected as having significant influence on their academic development during their school career. These influential teachers and counselors represent the many talented and dedicated educators throughout our com-munity who are committed to the ongoing success of all students. Each educator will be honored during the program along with the student who selected them.

For the program’s main speaker, the planning committee has once again identi-fied an individual who graduated from one of the Boise Area high schools and went on to achieve success in education, career and life. Our 2016 program will feature Capital High School alumni Dr. Jason Bronner to deliver the Distinguished Alumnus Address. You can read more about Dr. Bronner and his accomplish-ments on page 14.

Some might ask, why would the Rotary Clubs of Boise want to sponsor such an event as the Century Scholar Program? Our answer is quite simple. Our students are our future!

Encouraging them in their pursuit of excellence brings value and the promise of leadership to our community. This program provides us the opportunity to recognize the attainment of excellence by the top 100

of this class of Boise’s graduating seniors. It also allows us the opportunity to reward and honor representative educators who have played such a major role in the success of each of our students.

With all the attention being paid to high school graduates going on to college, we thought it would be important to share with you how Century Scholars are doing. The college-going rate of the 2014 Boise Rotary Century Scholars stands at 95%, well above Idaho’s average college-going rate of 50.2%. These percentages are for students who graduated from high school and then attended 2 or 4 year colleges 12 months after graduation. I think you’ll agree that is an impressive college-going rate! In addition, the schools they are attending include the top schools in our country, everything from Stanford and Pepperdine on the West Coast to Harvard, Yale and West Point in the East, with wonderful schools in between like Rensellaer Polytechnic and Wesleyan University.

Rotary is all about the development of leadership and service above self. Boise’s Rotarians believe that the greatest value of the Century Scholars Program is in recognizing students who are striving to be leaders and also applaud the dedication of our educators and the critical role they play in helping stu-dents grow as learners and as people.

The well-being of our city, state, nation and world is dependent upon the minds and hearts of those we honor in this year’s Boise Rotary Century Scholars Program and those who will follow after them. From our vantage point, we are in good hands and our future looks bright. Thanks for being a part of this memorable event.

Sincerely,Beatrice BlackChair 2016 BoiseRotary CenturyScholars Program

James BedalPresidentRotary Club of Boise

Welcometo the Boise Rotary Century Scholars Program

“Service Above Self”R O T A R Y M O T T O

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James Bedal, President Meets at the Hoff Building Thursdays, Noon – 1:30

• boise sunRise RotaRy Dennis Robinson, President Meets at the Riverside Hotel Tuesdays, 7:00 – 8:00 am

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• boise east Stacy Connelly, President Meets at Smokey Mountain Pizza, Parkcenter Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm

• boise west Chris Sutton, President Meets at Sockeye Brewery Wednesdays at 6:00 pm

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Idaho PowerIntermountain GasMicron FoundationPiper JaffrySt. Luke’s Health Organization

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FOR EDUCATION IN IDAHORAISING THE BAR

Great things are happening in your Boise schools! At our core, we are

about rigor, achievement, citizenship and college and career readiness.

Our focus continues to pay dividends for our students. Our SAT scores are

among the highest of any large school district in Idaho. Our college-going

rate continues to increase (topping 61% in 2015), and we have more

students majoring in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math than

in any other area.

For the seventh year in a row—thanks to our broad offering of Advanced

Placement courses— Boise, Borah, Capital and Timberline were ranked

in the top 11% of the Washington Post’s list of America’s Most

Challenging High Schools. And at the elementary level, we continue

to offer more choices for students than any other district, including

Montessori, Dual-Language Immersion, Classical and International

educational programs and schools. For more information,

please visit boiseschools.org.

Congratulations Rotary Scholars

and the Class of 2016!

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excellence2 0 1 6 b O i s e R O T A R Y c e n T u R Y s c h O l A R s p R O g R A M

gabriel r SchragSchool: Bishop Kelly High SchoolParents: Timothy and Laura Alvarez

SchragCollege: UndecidedCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Donna Gordon, Patricia Hoyle, Molly Loayza

paige r takasugiSchool: Bishop Kelly High SchoolParents: Suzanne TakasugiCollege: UndecidedCareer: Medical fieldSignificant Educators: Donna Gordon, Michelle Judy, Mary Crum

elisa s danthinneSchool: Bishop Kelly High SchoolParents: Xavier Danthinne and Eugenia ChangCollege: UndecidedCareer: EngineeringSignificant Educators: Jane Pierie, David Whitacre, Tom Holdridge

Madison langerakSchool: Bishop Kelly High SchoolParents: Alan and Kelly LangerakCollege: Boise State University Career: Medical professionalSignificant Educators: Sharon Michenfelder, Mary McClure, Kristina Gazdik

adelaida v arjonaSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Daniel and Maria ArjonaCollege: UndecidedCareer: Bioengineering Significant Educators: Ingrid Jungen, Robert Blaine, Marti Dinkelman

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Rotary Club of BoiseBoise Sunrise Rotary

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briley f MullinSchool: Bishop Kelly High SchoolParents: Brian and Trasi MullinCollege: UndecidedCareer: Medical/Scientific ResearcherSignificant Educators: Tamara Shreve, Malcolm French, Teresa Nadareski

noelle M huhnSchool: Bishop Kelly High SchoolParents: Jeffrey Huhn and Alaina SayersCollege: UndecidedCareer: Medicine, Pediatric Surgery

and EpidemiologySignificant Educators: Thomas Antonoplos, Mark Hopkins, Ben Harris

Payton M armstrongSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Kenzo and Shelley AkamatsuCollege: Smith CollegeCareer: LawSignificant Educators: Beth Orler, Elizabeth Caughlin, Amy Hutchinson

elliot s KleinSchool: Bishop Kelly High SchoolParents: Eric and Mary KleinCollege: UndecidedCareer: BusinessSignificant Educators: Ms. Lehnus, Teri Souza, Robert Gundlach

hannah PhillipsSchool: Bishop Kelly High SchoolParents: Brent and Carla PhillipsCollege: UndecidedCareer: Civil Rights AttorneySignificant Educators: Marianne Batten, Charlene Haggard, Robert Gundlach

Robert d buechlerSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Walter Buechler and Dorothy DouglasCollege: UndecidedCareer: Engineering Significant Educators: Tara Coe, Todd Erlander, Erin Galinato

*Student information provided on April 7, 2016 and subject to change.


emma M deangeliSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Darin and Ann DeAngeliCollege: UndecidedCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Trent Waibel, Wendy Hartman, Laurel Talley

Katherine e MarxSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Steven and Janelle MarxCollege: UndecidedCareer: MusicianSignificant Educators: Tanya Bottarini, Joel Westrick, Alison Ward

hadley n ReevesSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Jan and Lisa ReevesCollege: The College of IdahoCareer: Business or politicsSignificant Educators: Scott VanKleek, Joel Westrick, Shelly Heath

Peter eberleSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Glen and Gail EberleCollege: Whitman CollegeCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Ingrid Jungen, Sarah Veigel, Katie Rotchford

leah e MortimerSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: John and Margaret MortimerCollege: UndecidedCareer: Environmental engineerSignificant Educators: Robin Larkin, Dawn Douthit, Cheryl Lowney

audrey l RustadSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Todd and Amy RustadCollege: Williams CollegeCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Becky Prindle, Ronald Scott, Roanna Barclay

Charles t hogenauerSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Alfred Hogenauer and Erika LewisCollege: Colorado State University Honors CollegeCareer: Engineer Significant Educators: John Socia, Mike Rhinard, Sheryl Howe

Karthik C MouliSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Chandra and Lakshmi MouliCollege: UndecidedCareer: Biomedical researchSignificant Educators: Angela Troy, David Whitacre, Ryan Williams

lennon s shitaraSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Stephen and Jessica ShitaraCollege: Cornell UniversityCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Christine Omar, Robert Schreiber, Troy Hamilton


benjamin d huangSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Andrew Huang and

Jennifer DickeyCollege: UndecidedCareer: Biochemical engineeringSignificant Educators: Trent Waibel, Tony Baca, Teri Weisensel

david h ParkinsonSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Mark and Karen ParkinsonCollege: University of California

at BerkeleyCareer: SurgeonSignificant Educators: Mary Jo Merickel, Robert Bellomy, Marti Dinkelman

isabelle M tangSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Mike and Randa TangCollege: Cal Poly – San Luis ObispoCareer: Environmental Engineering Significant Educators: Amber Linn, Andrew Porter, Ryan WIlliams

diana f luSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Shifeng Lu and Susan FangCollege: UndecidedCareer: BusinessSignificant Educators: Jill Fiderlick, Laurie McNamara, John Carlton

Katherine C PooleSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Colin and Louise PooleCollege: The University of

Pennsylvania Career: Law and politicsSignificant Educators: Tarrah Elam, Andy Johnson, Jason Adams

Kade d wagersSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: David and Jill WagersCollege: UndecidedCareer: Orthopedic SurgeonSignificant Educators: Dolly Higgins, Kelly Richmond, Jake Wimer

nathan C MarshallSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: John and Shannon MarshallCollege: Undecided Career: Environmental policy Significant Educators: Scott Ellis, Julie Ekhoff, Tatia Totorica

erin e RasmussenSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Charles and Vera RasmussenCollege: University of Puget SoundCareer: LawSignificant Educators: Beth Orler, Megan Jones, Scott Arnold

Gina M werdelSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Nancy and John WerdelCollege: UndecidedCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Ingrid Jungen, Robert Blaine, Roanna Barclay


tanner McKinnonSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Aaron and Shelly McKinnonCollege: UndecidedCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Nancy Smith, Marian Workman, Heather Ray

nicholas K edenSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Kurt and Joann EdenCollege: College of Idaho Career: Physical therapySignificant Educators: Colby Donicht, Alyson Pincock, Darren Corpus

vanessa w wongSchool: Boise High SchoolParents: Victor and Joan WongCollege: University of UtahCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Angela Troy, Sarah KingVeigel, Robert Bellomy

Jessica J MeyerSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Jim Meyer and Beth Shaw-MeyerCollege: UndecidedCareer: Orthopedic Surgeon or

Cardiac SurgeonSignificant Educators: Vic Hofstetter, Bill Donaldson, Greg Mitchell

Chloe l fenderSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Jeremy Fender and Leigh MillerCollege: UndecidedCareer: Environmental engineering or scienceSignificant Educators: Rick Padour, Greg Hoetker, Steve Tipping

Morgan a andersonSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Joey and Mary AndersonCollege: Seattle UniversityCareer: International relations Significant Educators: Sheila Miller, Mary Beiriger, Jayne Davis

brianne l MoodieSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Mike and Debbie MoodieCollege: Western Oregon University Career: International business Significant Educators: Linda Stokes, Dale Hope, Isabelle Hope

Phillip h CathersSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Richard and Julie CathersCollege: Stanford University Career: Cardiothoracic surgeon.Significant Educators: Steve Tipping, Mark Westcott, Vic Hofstetter

hunter R inmanSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Chad and Terra InmanCollege: Undecided Career: Mechanical engineering Significant Educators: Pamela Atkins, Lindsey Yundt, Mary Beiriger

ian C JohnsonSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Christopher and Traci JohnsonCollege: Brigham Young UniversityCareer: Computer hardware engineer Significant Educators: Mr. Teal, Ms. Joyce, Joe Crotty

amanda t ChipmanSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Gordon and Heidi ChipmanCollege: Brigham Young University

of HawaiiCareer: PsychologySignificant Educators: Dawn Marie McCrea, Marian Workman, Darin Zarbnisky

Jessica J ParrySchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Lance and Sue ParryCollege: University of IdahoCareer: Book editorSignificant Educators: Alison Balen, Donald Droubny, Greg Hoetker


neel KohliSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Akash and Tina KohliCollege: UndecidedCareer: Non profit agencySignificant Educators: Amy Birch, David Falash, Vic Hofstetter

sara M ChristiansonSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Jeff and Heidi ChristiansonCollege: Oregon State University Career: Engineering Significant Educators: Rick Padour, Lindsey Yundt, Bill Donaldson

Jake e PaulinSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Charles and Gina PaulinCollege: UndecidedCareer: PhysicianSignificant Educators: Shannon Erickson, Steve Tipping

hayden e McCarneySchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Eric and Devrea McCarneyCollege: Walla Walla Community

College Career: BusinessSignificant Educators: Christy Schwehr, Glen Jones, Darin Zarbnisky

eva b ChungSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Yiuwah Chung and Nga TangCollege: College of IdahoCareer: MedicineSignificant Educators: Joshua Fife, Pam Atkins, Amy Everson

lauren C PetersonSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Gregory and Holly PetersonCollege: UndecidedCareer: Forensic chemistSignificant Educators: Jennifer Boyd, Steve Tipping, Benjamin Ott


Pablo J PiedraSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: James and Carolina KnappCollege: Undecided Career: MedicineSignificant Educators: Bill Donaldson, Joe Crotty, Jayne Davis

thomas M beersSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: John and Cara BeersCollege: Boise State UniversityCareer: EngineerSignificant Educators: Curt Blume, Brad Peachey, Dianne Ruxton

Christine P haensliSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Cyndi HaensliCollege: UndecidedCareer: PsychologySignificant Educators: Kandi Kramer, Sandy Rayborn, Carla Zumwalt

dylan M PorterSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Kirk Farrar and

Jennifer PorterCollege: University of Idaho Career: Nonprofit organizationSignificant Educators: Chuck McHenry, Tyler Bevis, Amy Everson

Jackson R bindnerSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Todd and Elizabeth BindnerCollege: Boise State UniversityCareer: Physical therapist Significant Educators: Kandi McCalister, Christy Corpus, Caleb Mattravers

Carlee a hansonSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Erin and Reina HansonCollege: BYU Career: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Kathy Pound, Adam Phillips, Michael O’Laughlin

Rachael n schoonoverSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: John and Kara SchoonoverCollege: Undecided Career: Medical fieldSignificant Educators: Manny Varela, Christine Haley, Bill Donaldson

Garrett K boothSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Larry and Heather BoothCollege: Navy EnlistmentCareer: Nuclear powerSignificant Educators: Curt Blume, Brad Peachey, Caleb Mattravers

Madelynn R JohnsonSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Todd and Jannica JohnsonCollege: Western State Colorado

University Career: Physical TherapistSignificant Educators: Jody Reid, Don Evans, Melodee Sather

lee e stewartSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Stewart and Lena StewartCollege: Boise State University Career: Counseling PsychologySignificant Educators: Judy Latsch, Randall Lanoue, Brittany Smith

Kirsi a CasperSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Troy and Heidi CasperCollege: Boise State UniversityCareer: Software developerSignificant Educators: Shay Davis, Brad Peachey, Cindy Wilson

paige V leaSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Daniel Lea and

Melissa GaskellCollege: UndecidedCareer: Physicians AssistantSignificant Educators: Sue March, Don Evans, Mark Rich

Julissa viverosSchool: Borah High SchoolParents: Mikel Clay and Sandra Viveros-ClayCollege: University of Idaho Career: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Sheila Miller, Kate Thompson, Chuck McHenry

brandon M fossSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: John and Kristine FossCollege: University of Idaho Career: Engineer Significant Educators: Kandi Kramer, Dan Howard, Casey Lindorfer

Kyle J lenhart-weesSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Kraig Wees and Shelly

LenhartCollege: Pomona College Career: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Betty Turner, Brad Peachey, Reid Spain-Strombom


opeoluwa M abimbolaSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Adeleke and Zainab AbimbolaCollege: UndecidedCareer: Chemical engineering Significant Educators: Robbie Cupps, Naba Gaffur, Steve Faulkner

steven P haenerSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Richard and Denice HaenerCollege: University of IdahoCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Tammy O’hara, Ryan McGill, Jamie Nielsen

winston K lieSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Kwong Lie and

Fatmah DjohansjahCollege: Princeton University Career: Neurosurgeon Significant Educators: Layne McInelly, Ryan McGill, Sharon Cates

George and Bev Harad


abigail G orlovichSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Brian and Amy OrlovichCollege: Undecided Career: EducatorSignificant Educators: Liz Rush, Matt McKinney, Mike O’Laughlin

Joseph v McGuireSchool: Frank Church High SchoolParents: Shannon McGuireCollege: ArmyCareer: Aviation mechanicsSignificant Educators: Sherri Ybarra, Pam Zielke, Eric Smith

Jessica liuSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Chu-chieh Liu and Ai-ling MaCollege: UndecidedCareer: Medical ResearchSignificant Educators: Sue Darden, Sandy Rayborn, Teegan Carter

isabel K McGuiganSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: William and Slavica McGuiganCollege: Undecided Career: Computer Science Significant Educators: Vonda Pattee, Adam Phillips, Jenifer Ayres

alysia R santa Cruz-CernikSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Douglas Cernik and

Maria Santa Cruz-CernikCollege: Naval Academy Preparatory SchoolCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Mrs Yochum, Don Evans, Carla Zumwalt

Skyla p oareSchool: Frank Church High SchoolParents: Casey and Cheyenne OareCollege: Idaho State University Career: Forensic pathologistSignificant Educators: Christopher Purdy, Tammy Green, Darren Sand

amber l MclennaSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Daniel McLenna and

Joelle LaunchbaughCollege: University of IdahoCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Tara Coe, Eric McDermott, Dianne Ruxton

Clea f wursterSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Carl and Karalee WursterCollege: UndecidedCareer: Political JournalistSignificant Educators: Amy Pinkerman, Adam Phillips, Carla Zumwalt

Julianna M RamirezSchool: Frank Church High SchoolParents: Raul Ramirez and Jennifer PiereceCollege: Boise State Career: Environmental Protection Agency Significant Educators: Jan Eby, Echo Savage, Michelle Spell

Matthew s MitchellSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Stephen Mitchell and

Cecilia CadeiCollege: UndecidedCareer: Physics researchSignificant Educators: Jenny Fujii, Julie Ekhoff, Robert Schreiber

Ryan h zuberySchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Muhammad and

Anisa ZuberyCollege: UndecidedCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Clare Arnzen, Julie Ekhoff, Paula Uriarte

Gwendolyn n delaneySchool: Riverstone International

SchoolParents: Bruce and Laura DeLaneyCollege: UndecidedCareer: Biomedical engineer and opera Significant Educators: Linda Stokes, John Pedersen, Qibo Jing

Kate v MorganSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: Ryan and Amy MorganCollege: Utah State University Career: Veterinary MedicineSignificant Educators: Jerry Vevig, Erik Larson, Jason Gordon

Jordan C CookSchool: Frank Church High SchoolParents: Scott and Julie CookCollege: Boise State University Career: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Jane Dobson, Laurie McNamara, Wesley Stoddard

Mikayla l RoseSchool: Riverstone International SchoolParents: Chris and Melinda RoseCollege: Tufts UniversityCareer: International RelationsSignificant Educators: Sally Stewart, Andy Johnson, Jami Whitmer

Rachel C orensteinSchool: Capital High SchoolParents: James and Catherine

OrensteinCollege: Northwestern UniversityCareer: Materials Scientist/Engineer Significant Educators: Jody Malterre, Dan Howard, Dianne Ruxton

Joseph w dawsonSchool: Frank Church High SchoolParents: Michelle LabartunekCollege: Boise State University Career: Law enforcement Significant Educators: Brandy Nelson, Kris Cools, Frances Bevill

sadie i lopezSchool: Sage International SchoolParents: Teresa Sanchez-LopezCollege: UndecidedCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Tawnia Santos, Lindsey Lockwood, Echo Savage



spencer w ashworthSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: James and Kay AshworthCollege: Brigham Young University (Provo) Career: Pediatrician or medical

researchSignificant Educators: Helen Schwitzer, Kate Anderson, Rich Lapp

taylor J GordonSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: George and Becky GordonCollege: College Of IdahoCareer: Business and AccountingSignificant Educators: Bonnie Dufty, Dan Cudworth, Maggie Hickie

dirk J lambSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Rob and Trisha Stevens LambCollege: University of UtahCareer: Computer scienceSignificant Educators: Bonnie Dufty, Mark Brown, Greg Sandmeyer

shireen s bahadurSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Sanjay Bahadur and

Shivani NigamCollege: Georgia TechCareer: Computer ScienceSignificant Educators: Pat Gray, Amy Myers, Teresa Pauls

travis M GrantSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Michael and Jeanie GrantCollege: United States Naval AcademyCareer: Marine Corps AviatorSignificant Educators: Laurie Roberts, Teresa Pauls, Karen Moss

dayton C livingstonSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Bruce and Jean LivingstonCollege: University of UtahCareer: Biomedical EngineeringSignificant Educators: John Keiser, Josh McConnell, Kari Filson

Madeline f bernardoSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: John Bernardo and

Cynthia MelilloCollege: Undecided Career: Neurosurgeon Significant Educators: Bonnie Dufty, Timothy Giltzow, Annie Schmidt

Kay e hadrickSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Mark Hadrick and Lesa HeirigsCollege: Undecided.Career: Nanotech biomedical

engineering Significant Educators: Lisa Allen, Pam Starry, Kathryn Campbell

daniele MoroSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Massimiliano Moro and

Anna Maria ManciniCollege: Boise State University Career: Computer Science Significant Educators: Tracy Mendiola, David Whitacre, David Archibald-Seiffer

zachary J fishburnSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Jon and Leslie FishburnCollege: UndecidedCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Jennifer Young, Timothy Giltzow, Jeremy Bronner

sunwoo JungSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Sukjo Jung and Misook JoCollege: UndecidedCareer: PhysicsSignificant Educators: Brandon Hampton, Greg Sandmeyer

Corrinah s schaeferSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Scott and Marla SchaeferCollege: Northwest Nazarene

University Career: Medical fieldSignificant Educators: Sharon Mathews, Amy Payn, Ross Schultz

John t fordSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: James and Chandra FordCollege: UndecidedCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Kay Mantooth, Timothy Giltzow, Greg Sandmeyer

Parth KashikarSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Jayant and Prarthana KashikarCollege: Undecided Career: Transportation Design Significant Educators: Kevin Shepherdson, Marti Dinkelman, Greg Hoetker

steven tranSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Hai Tran and Trang NguyenCollege: UndecidedCareer: Computer Science EngineerSignificant Educators: Chris Taylor, Jeff Roberts, Teresa Pauls

valerie e GermanSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Ellen GermanCollege: University of Utah Career: STEM Significant Educators: Lori Boghetti, Alex Usog, Karen Moss

Quentin J KelleySchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Jeffrey and Angela KelleyCollege: Brigham Young University Career: Automotive engineering

or medicineSignificant Educators: Vonnie McDaniel, Pam Starry, Annie Schmidt

Canwen XuSchool: Timberline High SchoolParents: Dianxiang Xu and

Fang LiangCollege: ColumbiaCareer: UndecidedSignificant Educators: Doug Englert


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Selected educators2 0 1 6 b O i s e R O T A R Y c e n T u R Y s c h O l A R s p R O g R A M

BISHOP KELLY

Elisa Danthinne Tom holdridge

Noelle Huhn ben harris

Elliot Klein Teri souza

Madison Langerak Kristina gazdik

Briley Mullin Teresa nadareski

Hannah Phillips Robert gundlach

Gabriel Schrag Molly loayza

Paige Takasugi Mary crum

BOISE HIGH

Adelaida Arjona laura shoup

Payton Armstrong Amy hutchinson

Robert Buechler erin galinato

Emma DeAngeli laurel Talley

Peter Eberle Katie Rotchford

Charles Hogenauer sheryl howe

Benjamin Huang Tony baca

Diana Lu John carlton

Nathan Marshall scott ellis

Katherine Marx Alison Ward

Leah Mortimer cheryl lowney

Karthik Mouli David Whitacre

David Parkinson Mary Jo Merickel

Katherine Poole Jason Adams

Erin Rasmussen Megan Jones

Hadley Reeves shelly heath

Audrey Rustad Roanna barclay

Lennon Shitara Troy hamilton

Isabelle Tang Ryan Williams

Kade Wagers Dolly higgins

Gina Werdel ingrid Jungen

Vanessa Wong Angela Troy

BORAH HIGH

Morgan Anderson Jayne Davis

Phillip Cathers Vic hofstetter

Amanda Chipman Dawn Marie Mccrea

Sara Christianson Rick padour

Eva Chung pam Atkins

Nicholas Eden Darren corpus

Chloe Fender greg hoetker

Hunter Inman Mary beiriger

Ian Johnson Joe crotty

Neel Kohli Amy birch

Hayden McCarney christy schwehr

Tanner McKinnon heather Ray

Jessica Meyer greg Mitchell

Brianne Moodie isabelle hope

Jessica Parry Alison balen

Jake Paulin shannon erickson

Lauren Peterson steve Tipping

Pablo Piedra bill Donaldson

Dylan Porter Amy everson

Rachael Schoonover stuart King

Lee Stewart brittany smith

Julissa Viveros sheila Miller

CAPITAL HIGH

Opeoluwa Abimbola steve Faulkner

Thomas Beers Dianne Ruxton

Jackson Bindner caleb Mattravers

Garrett Booth brad peachey

Kirsi Casper cindy Wilson

Brandon Foss casey lindorfer

Steven Haener Jamie nielsen

Christine Haensli Kandi Kramer

Carlee Hanson Michael O’laughlin

Madelynn Johnson Melodee sather

Paige Lea Mark Rich

Kyle Lenhart-Wees Reid spain-strombom

Winston Lie sharon cates

Jessica Liu Teegan carter

Isabel McGuigan Jenifer Ayres

Amber McLenna Tara coe

Matthew Mitchell Julie ekhoff

Kate Morgan Jason gordon

Rachel Orenstein Jody Malterre

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Distinguished Alumnus AddressBoise Rotary Century Scholars Program

■ DR. JASON BRONNER

In the development of the Boise Rotary Century Scholars Program, committee members and Boise Rotary leaders felt that an essential part of the evening program would be an address to student honorees, significant educators and guests by a distinguished alumnus from one of the eight participating high schools. Who better to excite and inspire this prestigious group of students than an individual who also graduated from high school in the City of Boise and went on to interesting and varied careers and recognized success in life.

In this, the eleventh year of the Boise Rotary Century Scholars Program, we are proud to announce the selection of Capi-tal High School graduate Jason Bronner, MD, Internal Medicine, St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center (CHS – 1992) to deliver the Distinguished Alumnus Address.

Jason Bronner was born and raised in Boise, Idaho where he attended schools in the Boise School District - Cole Elementary School, Fairmont Junior High School and in 1992 he graduated from Capital High School.

Jason went on to attend University of Idaho earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in Zoology in 1997. In 2001, he

received his Medical Degree from Uni-versity of Washington School of Medicine and has been in practice for 15 years. His post graduate training included serving as Chief Medical Resident, University of Washington (2004-05); Internal Medicine Residency, University of Washington (2002-04) and Internship, University of Washington (2001-02).

Dr. Bronner has been involved in a wide variety of teaching activities, including currently serving as Primary Care Outpatient Medicine Preceptor at University of Washington School of Medicine and has previously participated in a number of resident teaching related activities, including co-organizing and ini-tiating a monthly outpatient journal club for internal medicine residents (2005-6).

Dr. Bronner is Certified in Internal Medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine.

He currently serves as Physician at St. Luke’s Internal Medicine; Medical Director for St. Luke’s Internal Medicine; and Site Medical Director, St. Luke’s Inter-nal Medicine Cloverdale Clinic. Previous-ly, Dr. Bronner worked as Health Sciences Associate Professor of Medicine, UC San Diego (2011-15) and Health Sciences As-sistant Professor of Medicine, UC San Diego.

Dr. Bronner is an award-winning medical doctor. His recognitions include UC San Diego Department of Medicine

Leadership and Innovation Patient Cen-tered Systems Award; San Diego County Medical Association: Physician of Exceptional Excellence (“Top Docs” is-sue of San Diego Magazine); UCSD Medi-cal Group Managed Care: P4P Physician Champion Award for “Providing winning leadership as Physician Champion in achievement of P4P goals in Diabetes Health”; Elected to Fellow, American College of Physicians Patient’s Choice Award 2012: American Registry, UCSD SOM Kaiser Excellence in Teaching Award nominee class years 1 &3; and Patient’s Choice Award 2010: MDx medical Inc.

Dr. Bronner is a recognized national speaker. He participated as a panelist/speaker at Harvard University’s Joslin Diabetes Cener, Diabetes Innovation Con-ference “Diabetes & Social Networking: Does Research Match Reality?” (2013) and was featured on National Public Ra-dio: “Social Media Help Diabetes Patients (And Drug Makers) Connect” (2012).

Dr. Bronner, and his wife, Dr. Tina Bronner, who also works at St. Luke’s as a physician, enjoy raising their two boys - Matias, 5th grade, and Andreas, 2nd grade, both of whom are enrolled in the Boise School District . The Bronners recently moved back to Boise from San Diego. In his spare time, Dr. Jason Bronner likes to mountain bike and surf when visiting California.

• An organization of business and professional persons united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help build good will and peace in the world.

• Over 1,200,000 service-minded persons belonging to more than 33,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries.

• Each Rotary club meets weekly so that members may enjoy each other’s fellowship and discuss the club’s service goals. Membership is by invitation, and is on the basis of a business classification system that ensures a wide cross section of community representation from various businesses, professions and institutions.

• Rotary International is the association of all Rotary clubs. Its headquarters is in Evanston, Illinois, U.S.A.

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Why Rotary?

The Greater Boise Rotary Foundation presented the non-profit Boise WaterShed Exhibit, Inc. with an unprecedented $17,000 donation. The money will fund a ground-water exhibit in the Boise WaterShed River Campus.

Boise WaterShed Exhibits President Lynn Moser said, “From being a leader in the eradication of Polio to their incredible Youth Exchange program, Rotary has always been on the forefront of social causes in our com-munity and the world. We are pleased to have them join our water conservation mission. It demonstrates the depth of understanding Boise Rotarians have about our community and the need to conserve and preserve water for future generations.”

$1,900+ was granted to Cole Valley Christian School to fund Lego Robots. With LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education students can build robots and use software to plan, test and modify sequences of instructions from a variety of real life robotic behaviors. They gather and analyze data from sensors using data logging functionalities such as graph view. Robotics is an exciting way to bring sci-ence, technology, engineering and mathemat-

ics to a classroom.

GIVING TO THE GBRFThe GBRF is a tax-exempt organization

under Section 501(c)3. Contributions continually build the

principal of the fund. Annual distributions are based on a formula designed to assure that the principal will be preserved. A gift to the GBRF keeps giving year after year.

Contributions in any amount are wel-come.

Include a donation along with your Rotary Dues

Write a check directly to the Greater Boise Rotary Foundation

Go online to: www.gbrf.org and donate online.

2015-16 GRANTSBoise Watershed: $17,000Boise Rescue Mission: $3,000CATCH: $3,000Cole Valley Christian School: $1,980Garden City Library: $2,500Life’s Kitchen: $820Preservation Idaho: $1,200Assistance League: $3,000YMCA Make a Splash: $3,000Unconditional Life: $3,000

GREATER BOISE ROTARY FOUNDATION Greater Boise Rotary foundation is an Avenue for effective Charitable Contributions by:

ROTARIANS, FAMILIES, FRIENDS a source of grants for Deserving aDa county cHaritaBLe organizations

BOISE WATERSHED EXHIBITS RECEIVE UNPRECEDENTED $17,000 DONATION FROM GREATER BOISE ROTARY FOUNDATION

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• Rotary is an open society of men and women who simply believe in helping others.

• Rotary is for people who like people.

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WHY SHOULD ROTARY CLUBS SUPPORT YOUTH EXCHANGE?

Each Year Rotary Clubs in Idaho and Ontario send between 15 to 19 Senior and just graduated students to countries in Europe, Asia and South America. In turn, those countries send students to Idaho. The students spend a full school year in their “host” countries learning about the culture, the country, the government and the people. We learn about the counties where the students are from, and the students going to other countries are ambassadors of America and Idaho.

Recently, students were asked why Rotary Clubs should get involved in the Youth Exchange program. Here are some answers.

Being a rotary youth exchange student has opened up a whole new world of opportunities for me. I have been able to promote Rotary as an organisation all over the world and hope to be part of the same organisation throughout the rest of my life. I am so grateful to Rotary and all that it has helped me accomplish. I think everyone should be able to have the opportunity to go in exchange and experience the world. Thank you Rotary, for changing my life.

—Gabriel Wistisen, from Blackfoot to Italy 2015-16

Exchange has given me the opportunity to learn in more ways than one. It’s given me a whole new outlook on the world and people. It’s given me a new appre-ciation for my host country and home

country as well as all the people in my life. I’ve learned what it’s like to truly be put out of my comfort zone and deal with any situation that is put in front of me. Throughout exchange I’ve faced the best and hardest days of my life but I wouldn’t change it for the world because of all the confidence, life skills, and understand-ing of people that it has taught me. And I’m lucky enough to thank Rotary for this amazing experience. Thank you Rotary!

—Madison Crum, from Boise to Poland 2015-16

My exchange has taught me more than I could ever imagine. I’ve learned here that the world is small and enormous all at the same time. I have learned that we are all so similar yet so different. We all have the basic foundation of humanity. But I have learned just how complex every person and every place is. There are so many different sides to every situation. I used to think that I was open-minded and that I could see the world for what it really is. But living halfway across the world has shown me the real spectrum of possibilities. This year has been the most eye-opening year of my life. I truly believe that everyone needs to go on exchange. It teaches us to be more flex-ible and learn to accept others for their differences. I believe that tolerance is key to finding peace, in the world and within ourselves, and exchange is a perfect op-portunity to learn tolerance and respon-sibility.

—Ashley Laney, from Boise to Austria 2015-16

I think that youth exchange is one of the most important opportunities offered to today’s youth. Youth exchange not only gives the students engaged in the year an incredible experience, but it also helps the families that have the opportunity to host the students. Youth exchange has brought me new siblings and new parents that honestly feel like family. You build relationships that will last a lifetime, and you truly have the chance to live a life in a year. The students also form relationships with their Rotary clubs but their host club and their spon-soring club, and in my case this relation-ship has interested me in becoming a Rotarian in the future.

—Kayla Armstrong, from Eagle to Sweden 2015-16

Clubs should continue the Rotary program because it connects kids from different countries, for life. I’m best friends with a girl who lives in Brazil.... And I have friends all through Europe! You make lasting friendships on your exchange, and lasting memories. You test yourself in the most challenging ways. By learning a second language, by connect-ing with people from a different culture, by learning to accept that culture, and by learning more about yourself as you deal with each challenge that presents itself.

—Jenna Ball, from McCall to Croatia 2015-16

Being an exchange student is an oppor-tunity that radically changes the person you are. You grow, you mature, you fall in love with the culture and the people, and you learn to how to handle unfa-vorable situations. Students who go on exchange come back with knowledge of the world and the potential to change it for the better. It’s not an easy year, but it’s 110% worth it.

—Tessa Hurley, from Boise to Spain 2015-16

Rotary Youth Exchange has been the most monumental experience of my life. My experience abroad has allowed me to travel and explore, to learn a new

language first-hand, to make global con-nections, and to appreciate how beautiful culture and diversity are. I have learned more about myself in this short amount of time than I could have ever imagined; I have discovered that I am a global citizen and that I have global responsibilities to tend to--and RYE has given me the self-confidence and motivation to get started. I have learned how to be genuinely thankful and how to be compassionate and respectful to others. All my gratitude goes to Rotary for this experience, and I hope to see this program be accessible to more and more students, as it truly is one of the most positively life-changing and impactful experiences there is--for both the individuals and for our global society.

—Taylor Sharp, from Twin Falls to France 2015-16

Exchange isn’t just a year spent abroad. It’s a year that really changes you and helps you develop as a person. I have learned so many things while being abroad. I’ve pushed myself to limits I wasn’t sure I could reach (as cheesy as that sounds). It’s hard but it’s worth it. You meet so many people who come from all over the world and have differ-ent lifestyles. I not only learn about the culture where I’m staying in but from the other exchange students cultures as well. In my 18 years of living I’ve never had a more eventful year than my exchange. I have created friendships from all over the world that will hopefully last me my whole life. I have opened my eyes up to life beyond just where I live. There is a huge world out there and nothing is bet-ter than getting out there and exploring it. Exchange makes this possible. I’m tru-ly so grateful for the time i’ve had here and these last few months I have left.

—Paris Hill, from Boise to Belgium 2015-16exchange students love the countries they visit and

the cultural experience.

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