Woodrow Wilson High School Class of 1970 Scholarship Fund
The Woodrow Wilson High School Class of 1970 Scholarship Fund is the fifteenth scholarship endowment bearing a class name and benefiting matriculating seniors pursuing post-secondary education. It must be said WWHS alumni honor their alma mater and recognize the needs of its future graduates.
Initiated by an alumnus Bonnie Bowman Thurston it is her hope the graduates of the 1970 class will consider directing a charitable donation to help increase the size of “their class fund”. Just two years shy of their 50th graduation anniversary, the 700+ graduates are scattered across the United States. But, with 21st century technology, it is conceivable to spread the news about this scholarship and encourage fellow ’70 classmates to remember and honor those youthful years and friends with a donation to this endowment.
Scholarship eligibility information and how to apply can be found in the scholarship section of our website.
Initiated by an alumnus Bonnie Bowman Thurston it is her hope the graduates of the 1970 class will consider directing a charitable donation to help increase the size of “their class fund”. Just two years shy of their 50th graduation anniversary, the 700+ graduates are scattered across the United States. But, with 21st century technology, it is conceivable to spread the news about this scholarship and encourage fellow ’70 classmates to remember and honor those youthful years and friends with a donation to this endowment.
Scholarship eligibility information and how to apply can be found in the scholarship section of our website.
