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06.17.2009
South Shore Savings Bank Gives Scholarships to Thirteen Local High School Seniors
Thirteen recent graduates of South Shore high schools have been presented with the 2009 South Shore Savings Bank Citizenship Award, which is given each year to graduating seniors selected by their schools as outstanding citizens. The awards were presented during ceremonies at the Bank’s South Weymouth headquarters attended by the students and their parents.
Established in 1992, the South Shore Savings Bank Citizenship Award is a $500 cash award. Award recipients are chosen primarily because they:
• have made each of their schools a better place because they were part of it;
• have demonstrated a commitment and concern for the community;
• have displayed personal qualities of sincerity, responsibility and conscientiousness; and
• are residents of Braintree, East Bridgewater, Hanover, Norwell, Pembroke, Plymouth, Quincy, Stoughton or Weymouth.
The winners of the 2009 South Shore Savings Bank Citizenship Award pictured above, from left to right, are: Jessica Fay (Braintree High School); Priscilla Armstrong (Weymouth Evening High School); Joshua Anderson (Weymouth Evening High School); Jessica Callahan (South Shore Christian Academy); Emily Waterfield (Pembroke High School); John C. Boucher, President and CEO of South Shore Savings Bank; Adrienne O’Leary (Norwell High School); Jasmyn Silva (Plymouth North High School); Annie Tran (Quincy High School); Matthew McDougall (Hanover High School); and Michael Coles (East Bridgewater High School). Other Citizenship Award winners who are not pictured are: Teresa Dabrila (Stoughton High School), Brian Kessell (Plymouth South High School) and James McDouglad (Weymouth High School).
“South Shore Savings Bank is pleased to present our Citizenship Award to these exceptional members of the Class of 2009,” said John C. Boucher, President and Chief Executive Officer of South Shore Savings Bank. “Their selection recognizes their exemplary achievements as citizens of both their schools and their communities.”
Originally chartered in 1833, South Shore Savings Bank is a full-service community bank with assets of approximately $950 million and 15 branches. All deposits are insured in full. The FDIC insures all deposits up to $250,000 per depositor and up to $250,000 per depositor for Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs); all deposits above this amount are insured by the Depositors Insurance Fund (DIF).
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