Congratulations to these exceptional students
The mission, purpose and vision of the OHS Foundation for the future includes helping with facilities, student scholarships, faculty grant awards, sponsoring events, alumni reunions and encouraging membership in the Foundation. Through the benevolent and generous giving from individuals and families, the Foundation has been able to help countless students.
The cost of educating students increases every year…
Oceanside High School has outstanding students who, with the help of the OHS Foundation has funded thousands of dollars to student scholarships for graduating seniors to continue with their post-secondary education.
OHS Foundation membership fees go towards supporting OHS students and staff. Become a member today! Also, consider sponsoring a scholarship or faculty grant award. Oceanside High School Foundation is a 503(c) charity and all donations are tax-deductible. Take a moment & donate now.
Mr. Lambson was a music teacher at OHS for many years, this scholarship is given in his memory.
This scholarship was set up and is funded by Mr. Ward Lewis. Mr. Lewis (class of 1970) generously donates annually on behalf of four individuals who have had a significant impact on his life.
The Ashton family believes in the value of an education and this scholarship is awarded to a student who plans to obtain either a two- or four-year degree, vocational or trade certificate in the science/technology fields.
This scholarship in memory of his father who struggled through many hardships throughout his life, rose above it all and was successful in real estate and a church leader.
This scholarship was set up and is funded by Mr. Ward Lewis. Mr. Lewis (class of 1970) generously donates annually on behalf of four individuals who have had a significant impact on his life.
The Warner family graciously donates scholarships annually in memory of their mother, Billie, who worked with special education students at OHS from 1976 to 2001 and their father, Clyde, who taught within the Oceanside Unified School district for many years.
Louie Hoehne was the father of 5 children who all graduated from OHS. Louie worked hard for everything he had and that work ethic was instilled in his children both on and off the field. His children were very involved in school and in athletics with extremely supportive parents in everything they did. This scholarship is for the student that demonstrates a great attitude in the classroom and on the athletic field and one who never gives up. His family is honoring him with this scholarship so his legacy will continue.
Cathie Hatter & Patti Gascon, Mickey Stolzoff’s daughters, donate annually for this scholarship. This scholarship is for a Health Career Academy student planning to continue in the Nursing Program at MiraCosta College. Mrs. Stolzoff was an OHS graduate in 1936.
The Oceanside High School Foundation gives from $500 to $2000 each year to graduating Seniors who have made a significant impact while attending Oceanside High School. The amount given each year depends on the donations received.
This scholarship has been a joint effort by the following people: Kevin Grump, Michelle Montjoy, Marguerite Montjoy, Tish Kawcak, Ryan Everest, HR mechanical Corp, Karen Mulgrew, and Debbie Foley. The scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior who has participated in the Visual or Performing Arts at OHS.
In memory of Ward Lewis’ mother, who had a passion for journalism, he gives this scholarship.
This scholarship was set up and is funded by Mr. Ward Lewis. Mr. Lewis (class of 1970) generously donates annually on behalf of four individuals who have had a significant impact on his life.
Lou & Jim Fosnot, Counselors at Oceanside High School, have generously donated each year for a Community Service Scholarship offered to a student who has given back to the community through service, dedication and hard work.
Ms. Robertson was an elementary school teacher for the OUSD for 35 years. She loved children and knows the value of an education. Watching OHS basketball was her passion, rarely missing a game. Through this passion came a desire to give back to OHS. These scholarships go to female students who plan to pursue a career in any of the STEM fields.
This generous family offers a scholarship annually to graduating students. Both Rita and Robert are 1962 graduates of Oceanside High School. Their scholarship is designated to a student who has participated in the OHS Robotics Club or similar interests.
This scholarship is given on behalf of Mr. Mensching and his wife, a US Marine and WWII POW, who later became a prominent banker and successful businessman.
This scholarship was set up and is funded by Mr. Ward Lewis. Mr. Lewis (class of 1970) generously donates annually on behalf of four individuals who have had a significant impact on his life.
William Bragg is a 1985 graduate of OHS. William spent 13 years in the OUSD system and would not trade that experience for anything. He felt it would be good to give back to his childhood community. He was also a product of the Community College system and he knows it is a great place to start. Therefore, his scholarship is for a student planning to attend a Community College after high school.
Val Alley, a 1956 OHS graduate, donates annually to this scholarship. Each year this scholarship goes to a Health Career Academy student planning to continue in the medical field at MiraCosta College.
This scholarship sponsored by Woodrow Valgene Alley was awarded to an MCJROTC student who exhibited outstanding leadership and time management skills.
This scholarship given by the Gabriel family in memory of their father was awarded to a graduating Senior who planned to declare music their major in college.
This scholarship was established to benefit a student who participated in the OHS Surf Club, Surf PE class or Surf team who planned to continue their education in a two- or four-year college.
The Kitchin family generously donated) annually in memory of Robert, who taught Social Studies at Oceanside High School for many years.
This one-time scholarship was offered after their 50th high school reunion with funds remaining after their reunion. This scholarship was established to help a graduating Senior with post-secondary expenses.
A one-time scholarship was offered after Arthur’s untimely death at the age 49. The Arthur Hemingway Foundation was established to assist Marching Band students further their education. Arthur Hemingway graduated from OHS in 1978 and had a promising career as a fullback at USC but it was cut short after becoming paralyzed when he was hit by a car during fall football camp of his 1978 freshman season.
Marc Wilson, a 1968 graduate of OHS, who was a very successful businessman, offered a scholarship to a student who demonstrated an interest in a career in business or economics.
Larry Hatter, a 1962 OHS graduate and his family annually donated to this scholarship in honor of Larry's father, Wally.
Wally was the “Voice of the Pirates” for decades announcing the OHS football games.
This scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated leadership on campus and in the community.
The Del Sol Lions Club in Solana Beach graciously donated for a one-time scholarship to American Samoan students who have demonstrated a commitment to community service.
