Bothell High School
Alumni Association
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​Each year, the Alumni Association awards two scholarships to deserving Bothell High School graduating seniors to help with their expenses for college or technical school. The Association's scholarship committee works through the Scholarship Foundation of Northshore in making those selections. Students apply through the Foundation, and applications are forwarded to the Association's committee for review. The committee interviews candidates and awards the scholarships based on both community service and scholastic achievement.
Scholarship recipients by year are on the Awards page.
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2025 BHSAA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Michael Honn
Michael will be attending Lake Washington Vocational Technical College to study business. He plans to use his degree to build a career in finance while pursuing side ventures to support himself and give back to his parents in gratitude for their years of support. He aims to be financially independent through client-based work like copywriting or flipping, either as a primary focus or alongside a stable role as a financial advisor. During his younger years, he was a Cub and Boy Scout, actively participating in fundraising and volunteer events. Though he eventually moved on from scouting in high school, the experience left a lasting impact, fostering his enthusiasm for exploration and involvement in new activities and events. Outside of his personal commitments, including drum lessons and home responsibilities, he actively participated in various after-school events, primarily related to language. He also assisted teachers with event preparations when needed. One of his most rewarding experiences was serving as a teacher’s assistant for Mr. Elliot, where he enjoyed engaging in meaningful one-on-one conversations and helping prepare the class. He was also involved in Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and sports. Outside of high school, he’s given back to the community by donating items to those in need (used clothes/toys and some food) and has also helped neighbors with manual labor from time to time. Moving forward, he hopes to continue finding more opportunities to help the community, as he believes there is always time to find ways to help, even if it's just a small act of kindness.
Henry plans to pursue a degree in kinesiology and possibly earn a master’s in occupational therapy. Passionate about learning how the body heals, he has been a varsity competitive cheerleader for three years and intends to continue cheering in college. His team became the most decorated in Bothell High School history, winning its first National Championship and a Grand State Championship. Having faced injuries from cheering, he’s learned how to recover safely and is eager to help others do the same. He values physical well-being and enjoys teaching others how to care for their health. As a sophomore in high school, Henry worked at an assisted living retirement home from March to August 2023 as a server and busser. He then transitioned to a restaurant, where he worked as a host, food runner, and busser from the summer after his sophomore year into his junior year. Henry has been a leader with Link Crew for the past two years, a mentorship program that Henry Frane welcomes and supports incoming freshmen while fostering a sense of community. He helped organize events like movie nights and cookie decorating to create a fun, safe space for new students. Remembering his own challenges as a freshman, he is dedicated to ensuring every student feels welcomed and enjoys their high school experience. He also participated in American Sign Language (ASL) events supporting the Deaf community and ASL culture. Lastly, he interned at a kindergarten class at Westhill Elementary, helping with classroom management and instructional lessons.
Henry Frane
SCHOLARSHIPS
Number of awards: 2 per year
Award value: $4500 each
Applications due in March 15.
Fields of Study:
(1) General Studies
(1) Vocational/Technical
Criteria: Someone who is active in bettering the school and who has been active in community involvement.