The 2019 Sterling Scholar Finalists are introduced during the Deseret News/KSL Sterling Scholar Awards ceremony at the Conference Center’s Little Theatre in Salt Lake City on Friday, March 15, 2019. Steve Griffin, Deseret News
Here are the 2022 Deseret News and KSL Sterling Scholar semifinalists from the Northeast Region.
Altamont High School
Left to right: Sidney Allred, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education; Savannah Brotherson, Vocal Performance; Colton Christensen, Science; Maggie Sorensen, Business & Marketing; McKenzie Anderson, General Scholarship.
Duchesne High School
Back row left to right: Braden Porter, Social Science; Branon Torgerson, Science. Front row left to right: Lexie Young, English; Aurora Slaugh, Visual Arts; Hannah Karren, Dance.
Grantsville High School
Back row left to right: Zane Pitz, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education; Liese Wood, Visual Arts; Natalia Winder, World Languages; Jadiah Jensen, Science; Amber Collier, Vocal Performance; Eleanor Lowery, Social Science; Connor Paxman, Computer Technology; Jaclynn Henninger, Speech/Theatre Arts/Forensics. Front row left to right: Jordyn Wilder, General Scholarship; Elizabeth Whitworth, Dance; Bryson Bowers, Mathematics; Erin Peterson, English; Crissa Allen, Instrumental Music; Lacy LInares, Business & Marketing;
Morgan High School
Back row left to right: Cayli Neiderhauser, Dance; Ella Stephenson, Mathematics; Paige Hill, Visual Arts; Maryn Thackeray, Family & Consumer Sciences; Liam London, Computer Technology; Laura Beattie, Vocal Performance; Paysen Carter, Agricultural Science. Front left to right: Brax Galbraith, Social Science; Connor Browning, Business & Marketing; Wyatt Grow, General Scholarship; Sadie McGreer, Skilled and Technical Sciences Education; Jacob Karren, Instrumental Music; Thomas Floyd, World Languages; Liam Croft, Science. Not pictured: Abby Lee, Speech/Theatre Arts/Forensics.
North Summit High School
Back row left to right: Kyler Jacobson, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education; Rachel Stanford, Science; Gracelyn Hortin, Agriculture Sciences; Brolen Ruf, Social Science Front row left to right: Sadie Batt, Instrumental Music; Samara Chacon, Family & Consumer Sciences.
Park City High School
Back row left to right: Ryan Skidmore, Tyler Peabody. Fourth row left to right: John Trahan, Jack Goodman, Jude Trahan. Third row left to right: Noam Levinsky, Abigail Miller, Zane Jensen, Lizzie Richardson. Second row left to right: Jamie Forchic, Mira Terry, Kate Beal. Front left to right: Jessica Sutherland, Debbie Hsu, Kate Kehoe, Zerin Robertson.
Rich High School
Left to right: Eli Brooks, Riley Carrillo, Makynzee Smith, Kassidee Groll, Ellie Johnson, Ryan Leifson, Joshua England.
Silver Summit Academy
Left to right: Aidan Cone, Science; Jessi Swearingen, English.
Tabiona High School
Left to right: Madison Rhoades, Briella Allred.
Uintah High School
Back row left to right: Caleb McKee, Science; Randon Davis, Mathematics; Jeffrey Langley, World Languages; Thomas Driggs, Computer Technology; Johnathan Porter, Social Science. Front left to right: Sydney Migliori, Business & Marketing; Lyndee Johnson, Visual Arts; Laura Anderson, Instrumental Music; Brinley Jones, Family & Consumer Sciences; Ashlyn Meier, Dance; Scotlyn Williams, Agricultural Sciences; Marcy Reynolds, English; Kelsey Alexander, General Scholarship. | Geoff Liesik
Union High School
Back row left to right: Kaleb Womack, Claire Staker, Tyson Guymon, William Butcher, Krista Hanke, Devin Sessions, Annikah Burnham. Front row left to right: Aimee Spunaugle (adviser), Catlien Kettle, Britney Ivie, William Bertoch, Halle Eschler, Sharyse Bird, Irylan Tomlinson, Eliza Beales. | Travis Spunaugle
Wasatch High School
Back row left to right: Zoie Frisby, General Scholarship; Tal Hughes, Vocal Performance; Derek Colon, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education; Soren Nielson, Mathematics; Arick Bird, Computer Technology; Wyatt Cummings, Agricultural Science; Kai Haddock, Business & Marketing; Mary Cernyar, English. Front row left to right: Yzabel Felsted, Family & Consumer Sciences; Elizabeth Nichols, World Languages; Elizabeth Sweat, Visual Arts; Hailey Petersen, Speech/Theatre/Forensics; Abigail Covarrubias, Dance; Rosalyn Giese, Social Science; Naomi Cernyar, Science; Marianne Barrus, Instrumental Music.
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