Eight Wyoming Area seniors where chosen as the 2025 recipients of the John Anthony ‘Beno’ Borzell Memorial Scholarship. Front row are Lyla Rehill; Mary Claire Borzell, Beno’s mother; Julianna Borzell Eramo, Beno’s sister; Addyson Dragwa. Back row: Sam Eramo, Beno’s brother-in-law; Nathanael Obrzut, Anthony DeLucca, Savino Sabatini, Paul Panek, Brady Kearns, Mario Belza, Jack Borzell, Beno’s father. 
                                 Tony Callaio | For Sunday Dispatch

Eight Wyoming Area seniors where chosen as the 2025 recipients of the John Anthony ‘Beno’ Borzell Memorial Scholarship. Front row are Lyla Rehill; Mary Claire Borzell, Beno’s mother; Julianna Borzell Eramo, Beno’s sister; Addyson Dragwa. Back row: Sam Eramo, Beno’s brother-in-law; Nathanael Obrzut, Anthony DeLucca, Savino Sabatini, Paul Panek, Brady Kearns, Mario Belza, Jack Borzell, Beno’s father.

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<p>The Wyoming Area Class of 1970 Gives Back recipient, John Turner, received his scholarship from respresentatives from the 1970 class. Left to right are Bill Rowe, WA ‘70; John Turner, Mona Turner, recipient Turner, Diana Giovannini, WA ‘70; Joe Klocko, WA ‘70.</p>
                                 <p>Tony Callaio | For Sunday Dispatch</p>

The Wyoming Area Class of 1970 Gives Back recipient, John Turner, received his scholarship from respresentatives from the 1970 class. Left to right are Bill Rowe, WA ‘70; John Turner, Mona Turner, recipient Turner, Diana Giovannini, WA ‘70; Joe Klocko, WA ‘70.

Tony Callaio | For Sunday Dispatch

EXETER — Wyoming Area School District held the 16th Annual Scholarship and Awards Celebration for the Class of 2025 Thursday evening at the Secondary Center gymnasium.

Out of the 175 seniors in the Class of 2025, 84 of them received scholarships from the 122 awards, 11 new for 2025.

More than $392,000 in scholarship money was distributed to the 84 seniors on Thursday.

Rosella Fedor, the creator of the scholarship program, will be stepping down after 16 successful years.

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The program will now be under the helm of faculty member Christine Rutledge.