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Students shall complete the application form provided by the Scholarship Committee.

The committee intends to grant a scholarship each year however, if the committee determines there are no qualified candidates, the scholarship will not be granted. They should demonstrate that during the four years spent in high school that they had a musical achievement, were committed to various high school musicals or served on the musical committees. The student must show that he or she has made a significant contribution to the performing arts during their high school years.

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The student is required to reside in the 45356-zip code upon high school graduation.

This scholarship is intended to be presented to a resident in the City of Piqua who is currently a high school senior seeking enrollment in an accredited college or other post high school institution.

She was a volunteer vocal coach and accompanist for Lehman’s musicals from 1979 until she retired. Her students were highly successful in Ohio Music Education Association contests and on the high school stage. Hemmert was also director of two different groups who entertained at different community functions: the Skylarks, a girls vocal ensemble in the 1940’s and the Silhouettes, a girl’s trio in the 1970’s.Īlthough she had been teaching a few private voice lessons for many years, by the late 1970’s Hemmert’s teaching load began to increase, and from 1985 until her retirement in 1999, she was teaching as many as 30 students a year from both Piqua and Lehman Catholic High Schools. She was the founder and director of the Piqua Community Chorus, was organist for hundreds for weddings, and acted as musical director for Piqua Players. Hemmert was organist and choir director for several churches in the area, and she directed the quartet at the Jewish Temple. After her marriage to Piquad, Fritz Hemmert, she began to teach piano privately while rearing their five children: Terri, Rick, Bill, Julie and Joanie (now deceased)

She first came to Piqua in 1945 to teach music at Wilder Junior High School and Piqua Central High School.

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DOWNLOAD THE 2022 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONīetty Hemmert, a charter member of the Mills Brothers Scholarship Committee, was an accomplished pianist and a talented voice teacher. Box 1142, Piqua, Ohio 45356 by 4:00pm on March 25, 2022.įor more information and to obtain a scholarship application form, please contact your guidance counselor, the Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce at 93 or email Applications may also be downloaded from the link below. Also, the student must show that he or she will be or is pursuing music, music education or the performing arts field of study.Īpplications and Letters of Recommendation must be received by the Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce, 326 N. The student is required to have resided in the 45356-zip code upon high school graduation. This scholarship(s) is intended to be presented to a resident of the City of Piqua who is currently a high school senior or currently attending an accredited college, music school or other post-high school institution. He plays guitar as a hobby and for various musical productions. Kevin chose not to pursue a career in the arts.

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Matt, Daniel and Dominic received the Mills Brothers Scholarship and have pursued careers in professional music performing in various roles on stage around the country. They are the sons of Kathy and Bob Bogart of Houston, Ohio.

Similarly, the Bogart Brothers began their careers locally with their starring roles on the Lehman Catholic High School stage. The Mills Brothers’ biggest hits included “Tiger Rag,” “Glow Worm” and “Bye Bye Blackbird.” Their first record was cut in 1927 and during the next fifty years, the group cut over 1,246 records. The “Four Boys” got their professional start with the local Greenamyer Orchestra. The Mills Brothers began their career in 1925 as “Four Boys and a Guitar.” Their parents, John H.