Front row, from left: Elizabeth Ryan, science education; Sydney Micheau, health education; Delany Harris, performing arts; Mackenzie Heimerl, against all odds; Hannah Wetzel, journalism; Alexis Roberg, language arts; Brooke Kriegl, athletics; Kalyn Myllyla, visual arts; second row: Anna Murvich, language arts; Natalie Hackstock, visual arts; Lily Menghini, world studies; Eddie Cardew, world studies; Luke Sturm, mathematics; Ren Thorne, science; Maggie Strehlow, athletics; Chris Trulock, vocational-technical; Chris Maynard, against all odds; Kate St. Aubin, journalism; Eli Salin, performing arts; not pictured are: Ben Backlund, health education; and Savanna Novara, vocational-technical.

Twenty-one seniors from Kingsford High School have been nominated for The Detroit News Outstanding High School Graduate Scholarship. This is a program that identifies, recognizes, and honors the top seniors from all of Michigan’s public and non-public high schools in 11 different categories. Nominated students are invited to apply for the Detroit News and Catch Outstanding High School Scholarship Program. Selected students will be honored as part of the 35th annual Detroit News Outstanding High School Graduate Program. The top two students in each category will be featured in The Detroit News this spring and will be honored at an awards dinner. Four students in each category will be selected as runners-up and their names will be published. All students who have been nominated and apply will receive a certificate.