Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation - Westfield Academy and Central School

Aaron Diamond Award

This award is presented to a graduate of Westfield Academy and Central School who has overcome obstacles, adversity and scrutiny in his/her efforts to succeed in his/her area of strength, whether it is academics, athletics, activities or work.
 
This award is presented to members of the Westfield Academy and Central School graduating class who have been accepted at a higher institution of learning for human services and are worthy of financial need.
 
The Arthur Macer Schlolarship Fund supports a graduate of Westfield High School.
 
Presented to a senior art major at Westfield Academy and Central School who has demonstrated exceptional talent in the field of art and who has been accepted at a school to continue art education.
 
This award is made possible from a fund established by students, faculty, and Blythe Nundy's parents. The recipient will be a student of Westfield Academy and Central School who has contributed time and assistance to the handicapped.
 
This award was established by the Arden Johnson family in memory of Bret D. Smith. The award is presented to the Westfield Academy and Central School senior athlete who has exhibited the greatest qualities of positive leadership.
 
This award was established by the Bristol-Burgess Agency in honor of Clara B. Bristol. The award is presented to a Westfield Academy and Central School senior business education major who plans to enter the field of employment following graduation.
 
Presented by Carlton "Bud" Beadle to support a student of Westfield Academy and Central School.
 
This scholarship was established by the Class of 1960 in memory of Richard Marsala, Theodore Johnson, Scott VanGeisen, and Leonard Vassallo. It is presented to the senior of Westfield Academy and Central School who earns a major in vocational education at BOCES and attains the highest scholastic average.
 
This award, in memory of Daniel G. Hyde, is given to a worthy student of Westfield Academy and Central School who is interested in pursuing a career/education in the field of Criminal Justice.
 
This award is presented to the Westfield Academy and Central School graduate who has shown the greatest accomplishment in vocational agriculture.
 
This award is presented to a member of the Westfield Academy and Central School Senior Band who has worked diligently in achieving musical talent.
 
This award is presented to the senior of Westfield Academy and Central School who has led by example, always maintaining pride in school and community and the desire to help others. This student should have held leadership positions and been in the top one-third of his/her class.
 
This award was established in memory of Dr. Anthony S. Calarco. This award is presented to an art major of the Westfield Academy and Central School who intends to continue art training after graduation. The recipient should have good citizenship and enthusiasm for art.
 
This award is presented to a Westfield Academy and Central School senior who has demonstrated outstanding accomplishment in the agriculture curriculum with plans to study agriculture following graduation.
 
Originally established by Francis J. Bannister, this scholarship is presented to the valedictorian of Westfield Academy and Central School.
 
The award was established in memory of Frank Billero. The scholarship is presented to a Westfield Academy and Central School senior who has majored or minored in agriculture or an agriculture-related field such as, landscaping, environmental studies, conservation, or horticulture. The recipient must be accepted into an instituition of higher learning with a declared major in some agricultural field.
 
This scholarship is awarded annually to the Westfield Academy and Central School student who has attained the highest average in French or Spanish and two other courses.
 
This award was made possible from the estate of George S. Kent. The award will be given to a Westfield Academy and Central School student who has attained the highest average in Math Courses I and II.
 
This award is presented to a Westfield Academy Central School graduate with a commercial major who has the highest cumulative scholastic average.
 
This award is presented to the senior of Westfield Academy and Central School who has shown the greatest proficiency in vocational agriculture and who will be continuing education in that field.
 
This award was established from an endowment in the will of the late Herbert Stratton. The award will benefit two Westfield Academy and Central School seniors (or college students) enrolled in agricultural programs of study.
 
This award is presented to the graduate of Westfield Academy and Central School with the highest G.P.A.
 
This award was established to honor James "Jimbo" Cunningham Memorial Wrestling Scholarship. It is given to a senior of Westfield Academy and Central School who has maintained a B average; participated in three sports a year while holding a job; has demonstrated leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication; and has proven to be a "team player."
 
This award was established by the family of Jennie Vande Velde in her memory. The award is presented to a Westfield Academy and Central School senior who exemplifies courage, strength, and creativity while rising above the challenge of personal obstacles.
 
This award is presented through a trust established by the parents of Joanna Seminatore in her memory. It is awarded to the Westfield Academy and Central School graduate with intentions to pursue a career in the area of engineering or mathematics.
 
This award was established in memory of John E. Norton in acknowledgement of his interest in and service to young people studying agriculture. The recipient will be a Westfield Academy and Central School graduate who is studying agriculture at an institution of higher learning. Preference will be given to students who have been accepted to Cornell University College of Agriculture.
 
This scholarship was established by Janice Schuster Taylor in 1989 in memory of her parents. The award is given to a talented music student of Westfield Academy and Central School below grade 11 who intends to pursue a career in music.
 
In memory of Joseph Baideme who was a self-taught mechanic, welder, engineer and innovator of equipment for specific needs. The award is presented to a student who demonstrates similar qualities and with a desire to further his or her education in one or more of these areas.
 
This award is given annually in memory of Joseph Koshute, a Westfield teacher whose appreciation for the fine arts was a focal point in all that he did in his school and community. The recipient will be a Westfield Academy and Central School graduating senior enrolled in an art program in a recognized college or technical school.
 
This scholarship will be awarded to a graduating Westfield Academy and Central School senior for post secondary education. The recipient must be a well-rounded, caring person who has been active in community service and is a son or daughter of an active member of the Westfield Volunteer Firemen's Organization.
 
This award is presented to a Westfield Academy and Central School athlete who has participated in baseball and/or football. The recipient should have played with desire and enthusiasm, motivated by his/her love of the sport. The award was established in memory of Keith D. Bestine.
 
This scholarship was established from an endowment by Elizabeth R. Jillson. The award presents Westfield Academy and Central School graduating seniors with first and second place prizes for achievement in English and Science.
 
This award is presented to a Westfield Academy and Central School senior female athlete who has excelled in an interscholastic sport.
 
This award was established by the family of Michael A. Pagano and is awarded to a Westfield Academy and Central School student who has excelled in Mathematics or Computer Technology.
 
This award is presented to a student of Westfield Academy Central School who is going on to study culinary arts.
 
This award has been established by Westfield Academy and Central School alumni in memory of former Principals Pattison and Dickson. This scholarship is presented to the senior student who has maintained the highest average in three of the following courses: General Science, Biology, Physics and Chemistry.
 
This award is presented to a member of the Westfield Academy and Central School Band who has shown dedication to and versatility in the school's music program. The recipient should have displayed an appreciation for music and an interest in continuing music endeavors following high school.
 
The family of Philip J. Baideme in his memory presents this award to two Westfield Academy and Central School seventh grade students who have a strong interest in the Civil War and who wish to attend the annual Gettysburg field trip.
 
This award is presented to a Westfield Academy and Central School student who has been accepted at an institution of higher learning with plans to pursue a technical, nursing, or medical technology career.
 
This award is designed to honor a female senior of Westfield Academy and Central School who is pursuing a career in a mathematics/science field. Preference is given to students accepted into college to pursue careers in engineering, architecture, and medicine.
 
This scholarship is awarded to a graduating Westfield Academy and Central School senior for post secondary education. The award is presented to a son or daughter of an active member of the Westfield Volunteer Firemen's Organization.
 
This fund presents scholarships to graduating seniors of Westfield Academy and Central School, with preference to students going on to study at an agricultural college or as an education major at a New York State college or university.
 
This award was established in memory of S. Elwin Keech by his family. The scholarship is awarded to the Westfield Academy and Central School graduate who is attending a higher institution of learning. The recipient must have good character, financial need, and an intent to pursue a career in an agriculture-related field.
 
This award was established in memory of Steven G. Brown, a hard-working young man who was always thoughtful of and helpful towards others. The recipient should be a special education student who exhibits these qualities.
 
This scholarship is awarded to the Westfield Academy and Central School graduating senior who possesses the inner strength to be kind, gentle, and honest. The recipient should have participated in opportunities that Westfield has to offer and demonstrated good character and citizenship.
 
This scholarship is awarded to the graduating Westfield Academy and Central School senior who has been accepted at an accredited college or university to pursue a degree in engineering. Preference is given to a student who is enrolled in Case Western Reserve University and/or who resides outside the Village of Westfield limits.
 
In memory of Walter Baran, Jr., a native of Westfield who enjoyed a succesful career in agriculture. This award was made possible by gifts from his family and friends, and is intended to assist a student of Westfield Academy and Central School with a desire to continue education in agriculture.
 
This award was established by Wayne Anthony to support a senior of Westfield Academy and Central School who is furthering his or her education in some area of journalism, writing, or history.
 
This award is presented to a student of Westfield Academy and Central School who has shown to be outstanding in vocational agriculture.
 
This award is presented to a senior of Westfield Academy Central School who is the "unsung hero" of the graduating class. The recipient must have demonstrated academic achievement, good citizenship, and concern for others.
 
This award is presented annually to a sophmore or junior member of the Westfield Academy and Central School Senior Band who has excelled in performance and who has enjoyed participating in the extra activities of the band.
 
This award is presented annually to the Westfield Academy and Central School student who attains the highest average in english, mathematics, and two other courses.
 
This award is given to a graduating senior of Westfield Academy and Central School who, as a member of the baseball team, has demonstrated sportsmanship, a love of baseball, and a dedication to the team.
 
This award is presented in memory of Yvonne W. Twombly. The recipient will be a Westfield Academy and Central School graduating senior who most exemplifies the qualities of Ms. Twombly, including determination and courage, a permanent illness or physical handicap, and a positive attitude and good-will toward others.

Also see the Nursing Scholarship Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration.