SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS
Each year since 1956 the Neshaminy Valley Music Theatre has produced a full Broadway-type musical stage show. The proceeds of the production contribute to a scholarship fund which is awarded to graduating seniors of the Neshaminy School District who plan to continue their studies in the fine or performing arts.
2025
EVELYN McLEAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Cole Marozsan
While majoring in Public Health (Pre-Physician Assistant) at Slippery Rock University, Cole will minor in Theatre and Vocal Performance. Cole feels strongly about the performing arts being at the heart of his identity and shaping his confidence and ability to connect with others while teaching him discipline, leadership and the importance of collaboration.
Achieving the Distinguished Honor Roll his senior year with a GPA of 4.08 in Advanced Placement courses, Cole was also active in the NHS Drama Club, a member of the Select Choir, District & County Choirs, President of Student Council, and a member of the audition-only male choir, Tone Clusters. He is also a proud member of the National Honor Society and the International Thespian Honor Society.
JOSEPH J. McGLADE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Rebecca Giutierrez
Rebecca will be majoring in Musical Theatre at the American Music and Dramatic Academy in New York. A performer since the third grade, she plans a future focused on musical performance. Rebecca has performed in the district’s musical theater program and this past spring was featured as Inga in Young Frankenstein. She has also participated in concert band, marching band, jazz band, rock band, select choir, concert choir, the drama club and has been a student leader of the high voice choir. In addition, she was a member of the 2025 All-Eastern Treble Choir.
Rebecca has the honor of being selected as a nominee for the prestigious National High School Musical Theatre Awards, also known as the Jimmy Awards. Called “the Tony Award for teenagers” the Jimmy competition is presented by the Broadway League Foundation and draws high school performers from over 1800 high schools throughout the nation.
