The Morden Collegiate Student Council bursary was founded in 1995 through a $2,000 donation from the MCI Student Council. Since then, this bursary fund has received contributions from teachers and the Class of ’82 reunion.
This bursary is presented to a student who has demonstrated strong academic performance and is pursuing post secondary education. Recipients include:
- 2024 Dylan Stemkoski
- 2021 Carman Friesen
- 2020 Aubreyanna Widmer
- 2019 Tristin Bezte
- 2018 Adam Thiessen
- 2017 Bailey Derksen
- 2015 Amber Wiebe
- 2014 Hannah Doerksen $100
- 2013 Saleena Hak $100
- 2012 Emily Unrau $100
- 2011 Kara Klassen $100
- 2010 Anna Borren $200
- 2009 Makyla Moen $200
- 2008 Michael Hills $200
- 2007 Matthew Duda $200
- 2006 Zach Samborski $200
- 2005 Tyler Morden $200
- 2004 School Division $200
- 2003 School Division $100
- 2002 School Division $100
- 2001 Alana Pona $100
- 2000 Lavonne Fehr $100
Since 1975, the Morden Festival of the Arts has been a local highlight for young people within our community. Students have developed their skills in disciplines including dance, piano, strings, speech, voice, drama, band, and vocal choral. The Festival offers a venue for student performances and adjudication, enabling performers to grow in their abilities and self confidence.
This scholarship was established by the Festival of the Arts in 2007 to encourage past and present participants to pursue post secondary education. It is awarded to students who have participated in the Morden Festival of the Arts, have excelled in their discipline, and are pursuing post secondary education. Recipients include:
- 2024 Naomi Wiens
- 2023 Thomas Kroeker
- 2022 Sage Penner
- 2021 Matthew Pahl
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2020 Jonah Penner
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2019 Jeremy Malenchak
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2018 Alexandra Blatz
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2017 Monica Lambrecht
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2016 Pyam Salimi
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2015 Steven Baker
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2014 Samuel Goertzen
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2013 Jody Friesen
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2012 Josiah Warkentin
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2011 Jenessa Dyck
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2010 Anna Borren
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2009 Jessica Friesen
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2008 Megan Duthie
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2007 Duncan Halstead
The Morden Masonic Lodge scholarship is presented to a student with a high academic standing who is continuing their education in the field of nursing. Recipients include:
- 2023 Lily Fehr
- 2022 Leah Braun
- 2021 Ryan Driedger
- 2020 Dmitriy Sharapov
- 2019 Sierra Wiebe
- 2018 Regan Klassen
- 2017 Aline Lamirande
- 2016 Luba Sharapova
- 2015 Katie Douglas
- 2014 Colleen Blaich $800
- 2013 Dayna Foxton $800
- 2012 Lyndsay Krueger $500
- 2011 Carley Wolfe $500
- 2010 Trudi Wall $500
- 2009 Taylor Riddell $500
- 2008 Natasha Vandenberghe $500
- 2007 Krista Hoeppner $500
- 2006 Amanda Heide $500
- 2005 Jennifer Breddam $500
- 2004 Tiffany Wiebe $500
- 2003 Rebecca Stiff $500
- 2002 Lisa Knight $500
- 2001 Heidi Jeremy $500
The Victoria Rebekah Lodge #15 was founded in Morden on March 14, 1910. Over the years the Lodge provided support for many charitable organizations including the Freemasons Hospital, Special Olympics, Christmas Cheer, and many other worthwhile causes, as well as providing fellowship for the women of our community. The Lodge discontinued operations on December 31, 2002, but a scholarship was established to honour its ninety-two year history.
The Rebekah Lodge scholarship is presented to a student who excelled in Family Studies 40S. Recipients include:
- 2024 Alex Larrauri
- 2021 Brie Klassen
- 2020 Jayde Jonasson
- 2019 Sierra Wiebe
- 2018 Kelsea Harder
- 2017 Verena Schulz
- 2015 Madison Bradley & Chauntel Dyck
- 2014 Monica Giesbrecht & Kate Yekhova
- 2013 Chelsea Staple & Kendra Friesen
- 2012 Kylie Friesen & Sydney Schulz
- 2011 Janie Giesbrecht & Christine Pfaffenrot
- 2010 Brittany Brewis
- 2009 Makyla Moen
- 2008 Kim Krahn
- 2007 Whitney Penner
- 2006 Zach Samborski
- 2005 Andre Mardli
- 2004 Trista Friesen
- 2003 Jenelle Dyck
- 2002 Brian Earl
- 2001 Vanessa Klassen
- 2000 Ashley Loewen
- 1999 Andrea Letkeman
- 1998 Kate Dykman
- 1997 Jolene Friesen
- 1996 Dallas Neuman
- 1995 Jennifer Smith
- 1994 Sherry Kirk
The Richard & Emma Krueger scholarship is granted to students who have an average of 75% or better in their Senior 4 courses and who are continuing their studies at a university in the medical field.
The Leonard Krueger scholarship is presented to a student who is a non-smoker and resides in the 1-6 area or rural area surrounding Morden.
These scholarship funds were combined in 2011 to form one Krueger scholarship. Recipients include:
- 2023 Keira Cosio
- 2022 Faith Blatz
- 2021 Sean Arcilla
- 2020 Emma Hynes
- 2019 Jeremy Malenchak
- 2018 Candace Wiebe
- 2017 Monica Lambrecht
- 2016 Mykayla Loutchan
- 2015 Steven Baker
- 2014 Samuel Goertzen
- 2013 Jody Friesen
- 2012 Josiah Warkentin
- 2011 Paige Drobot
- 2010 Theresa Loeppky & Lauren MacLean
- 2009 Rachel Enns & Candice Wiebe
- 2008 Lynsay Krueger & Mallory Mayert
- 2007 Jessica Persson & Eryn Gillis
- 2006 Elizabeth Hopkins & Kevin Rach
- 2005 Jenifer Breddam & Cameron Mayert
- 2004 Amara Reimer & Melanie Peters
- 2003 Marni Gillis & Kristin Ching
- 2002 Mee Jean Wei & Marni Gillis
- 2001 Vanessa Klassen & Kari Dalke
- 2000 Kelly Cumming & Karen Hildebrand
- 1999 Jaclyn Neufeld & Tara Pauls
- 1998 Karen Hoeppner & Kristen Hildebrand
- 1997 Adele Rempel & Aryn Gillis
- 1996 Tanya Worms
- 1995 Daphne Hoeppner
- 1994 Tricia Walske
- 1993 Chadwick Ginther
- 1992 Shauna Link
- 1991 Melanie Ballard
- 1990 Sean Link
- 1989 Leanne Titchkosky
- 1988 Lisa Skubovius
- 1987 Connie Link
- 1986 Janis Titchkosky
- 1985 Scott Evenson & Victor Olafson
- 1984 no award given
- 1983 Dwight Martens
- 1982 Daryl Rex
- 1981 Jennifer Dudgeon
