Class of 2019 Scholarship Booklet Nauset Regional

CLASS OF 2019

SCHOLARSHIP BOOKLET

NAUSET REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

PLEASE NOTE:

ONE COMPLETED CONFIDENTIAL FORM (FOUND IN THE GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP BOOKLET) IS REQUIRED OF ALL APPLICANTS

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS TABLE OF CONTENTS

SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT General Instructions (read carefully) i Confidential Form (mandatory) iii *indicates scholarship has to be mailed

Advocates for a Community College Education Scholarship $1,000.00

Alex B Haas Memorial Various

Austin Jacobs Memorial $300.00

Berkshire Hathaway Cape Shores $1,000.00

Brewster Band $500.00

Brewster Sportsman’s and Civics $500.00

Brewster VFW Post 9917 Various

Cape Associates, Inc. $2,000.00

Cape Cod Association Various

Cape Cod Foundation Various

Captains Course Men’s Golf Association $1,000.00

*Captains Golf Course Women’s 9 Hole and 18 Hole Association $1,000.00

Carl Hevert Memorial $2,000.00

*Charles Moore Arena $2,000.00

Charles F. Moore-Arthur B. Nichols Memorial $2,500.00

*Christopher Donato Memorial $5,000.00

*Christopher Duffy Mead $500.00

Class of 1982 & 1983 Scholarship $1,000.00

*Coastal Engineering Co., Inc. $4,000.00

Darthea N. Morrow Various

*Eastham Dog Owners Association $500.00

Eastham Elementary Parents Group $750.00

Eastham Painters $1,000.00

Eastham United Methodist Church $500.00

Eastham United Methodist Women’s $1,000.00

*Ed Gill Memorial $1,000.00

*First Citizens Federal Credit Union (3 Scholarships) Varies

Friends of Herring River (Donald J. Palladino Memorial Scholarship) $1,000.00

G. Kevin FitzGerald Swimming $500.00

Grace B. Jones Trust Various

Hugo B. and Dorothy N. Seikel Various

*Jack Dowman Music $1,000.00

James William McCully Memorial $500.00

*John Maloy Tennis $1,000.00

John Mayo Memorial $2,000.00

*John T. Stewart Memorial $1,000.00

Kenny Norton Memorial $500.00

Ketchum Luft $2,500.00

*Kiwanis Club of Lower Cape Cod (Claire Junkins) $2,000.00

*Kiwanis Club of Lower Cape Cod (Robert Prew) $1,000.00

*Kiwanis of Lower Cape Cod Rosen $1,000.00

*Kiwanis of Lower Cape Cod (David Wadsworth) Memorial $500.00

Latanzi, Spaulding & Landreth $1,500.00

Leo F. McCarthy Memorial $250.00

Louise C. Vanderhout Memorial $10,000.00

Lowey Fitzgerald Wellness $500.00

Martha J. White Memorial $1,500.00

McCarthy Women’s Warrior Five Fund $5000.00

Melissa C. Buono Memorial Scholarship $1,000.00

Miles Tibbetts Memorial $1,000.00

Mill Pond Preservation $2000.00

National Honor Society $1,000.00

Nauset Education Association $500.00

Nauset Music Boosters $1,500.00

Nauset Regional High School Student Council $500.00

Nauset Rotary Club $1,000.00

Nicholas DeSimone Memorial $1,000.00

Northwest Schoolhouse $500.00

Orleans Chamber of Commerce $1,000.00

*Orleans Community Exchange $1,000.00

Orleans-Eastham Ambulance $2,000.00

*Orleans Eastham Lodge No. 2572 Elks $500.00

Orleans Firebirds*Russ Ford Memorial $500.00

Orleans Independent Order of Odd Fellows $500.00

*Outer Cape Cod Chorale $500.00

Peter J. Kropp Memorial $2,500.00

Poyant Family Trust $1,000.00

Provincetown Firemen’s Association varies

Shellfish Promotion and Tasting $2,500.00

St. Joan of Arc Guild Various

Street Eats of Orleans $500.00

Susan Carter Connell Memorial $500.00

*Swap Shack Ecology Action Prize Varies

Thomas & Ruth Stoughton Memorial Scholarship $500.00

Viola Manuel Trust Various

*Women of Fishing Families $500.00

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

READ THIS! RETURN ONLY ONE COMPLETED FINANCIAL STATEMENT TO THE GUIDANCE SECRETARY. NO APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED WITHOUT THIS FINANCIAL FORM along with a copy of Student Aid Report (from FAFSA) with Family Estimated Family Contribution (EFC) listed. Only SAR not entire FAFSA. When student’s financial aid package is received from college that needs to be submitted also. This step cannot be forgotten.

Please read “ELIGIBILITY” section of each scholarship carefully to make sure you qualify.

Pay strict attention to directions regarding letters of reference. Be sure to include ALL requested material, including application forms. If these are not included, your application will not be considered. Letters must be typed or completed on a computer. Only include what the committee asks for, do not attach anything else.

In the upper right hand corner of each letter being written, please indicate the name of the scholarship for which you are applying. Your name should be under the scholarship name. Letters must be typed or completed on a computer. Don’t use pencil for any part of your application package.

Those applications that are to be addressed to the principal should be given to Mrs. Adams in the Guidance office. Please do not put applications in envelopes, but be sure to staple multiple pages together. No paper clips!

Regarding applications that must be MAILED to the scholarship committees - IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to prepare the completed application and all attachments to the appropriate committee. Your transcript will be given to you to copy. Counselor recommendations and teacher recommendations will be kept in the Guidance Office. If one of your scholarships requires a recommendation, submit the completed package to Mrs. Adams with a post-it note attached requesting the recommendations to be enclosed. If it is to be mailed, have the envelope completely addressed with the appropriate stamps affixed. As a general rule, two stamps will be needed if the complete application will be 3-5 pages; add three stamps if 6 pages or more. If you are using a larger manila envelope postage is more. Allow enough time for mailing deadline. Bring in packages to be mailed one week before deadline date of April 1, 2019.

Check due dates carefully - applications will not be considered after the date specified. Most applications are due April 1st. That means received not postmarked by that date. You are responsible for attaching a student transcript to all scholarship applications.

If you have questions, please consult Dee Smith or Krystal Adams. REREAD THESE INSTRUCTIONS AGAIN TO BE SURE YOU DIDN’T FORGET ANYTHING.

PLEASE RETURN TO GUIDANCE SECRETARY ONLY ONE NEEDS TO BE SUBMITTED SCHOLARSHIPS WILL NOT BE AWARDED TO ANYONE WITHOUT THIS FORM.

*PLEASE ATTACH FIRST PAGE ONLY OF STUDENT AID REPORT (FROM FAFSA) WITH FAMILY ESTIMATED FAMILY CONTRIBUTION (EFC) NOTED ON IT. A COPY OF THE STUDENT’S FINANCIAL AID PACKAGE FROM ATTENDING COLLEGE NEEDS TO BE SUBMITTED WHEN YOU RECEIVE IT. DO NOT HOLD THIS FORM, SUBMIT NOW AND SUBMIT PACKAGE WHEN YOU RECEIVE IT. (CONFIDENTIAL)

Name______Phone______

Address______

Family Data: Father/Guardian Mother/Guardian

Living____Deceased____ Living____Deceased____

______Occupation______

______Employer______

______Address______

Older siblings in college and supported by parents (name and school attending)

______

Younger siblings living at home ______

College acceptances to date:______

I am planning to attend:______

A copy of the student’s financial aid package from attending college needs to be submitted when you receive it.

Estimated cost of academic year: Tuition______Room & Board______Books & Fees______Travel & Personal______Total______

Financial Data: PARENTS STUDENT Adjusted gross income 2018 estimate 2017 2018 estimate from 2017 tax return $______$______$______$______

PARENT'S OR GUARDIAN'S STATEMENT

Feel free to give additional information you feel is pertinent to the request for financial aid

which is not adequately covered in the application form.

If you consider the information herein contained as an accurate statement in all respects to

the best of your knowledge, please sign below.

Parent/Guardian Student

This information will be referred to regarding applicants for all scholarships applied to through the Principal's or Guidance Office. The information will be held in strictest confidence and made available only to the school official serving on scholarship committees. No sponsor member will have access to this information contained herein.

BE SURE YOUR SAR (Student Aid Report from your FAFSA) IS ATTACHED TO THIS FORM. WE ONLY REQUIRE THE FIRST PAGE WITH THE EFC ON IT, NOT THE ENTIRE REPORT.

(Required) STUDENT SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: ______- _____ - ______

Please initial that you have read the General Instructions on page ii. of this document.

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SAMPLE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION LETTER

Please set up in this format, scholarship name and your name right justified.

Type the Name of the Scholarship Here Type Your Name Here Dear Dr. Ellsasser Or Dear Scholarship Chairperson

Your letter goes here. Make sure you read the Eligibility and Application Requirements before you type your letter. Include everything they ask for. Be sure to SIGN IT and have your name typed at bottom so they can read it.

THIS IS A SAMPLE OF HOW IT SHOULD LOOK

Brewster Band Scholarship (your name here)

Dear Scholarship Committee:

(body of letter goes here)

Sincerely,

(sign it here)

2019 Advocates for a Community College Education Scholarship (ACCE) A component fund of the Cape Cod Foundation About ACCE ACCE was formed in 2011 and is comprised of individuals who have a passion for making a community college education available and affordable for graduates from Nauset Regional High School as well as five other Cape Cod high schools. The scholarship program is unique because in addition to providing funds to attend the college, each recipient also will be assigned two mentors who will meet with the student twice a month throughout his or her two years at CCCC. Additional information about ACCE, the scholarship program and requirements, and a list of recipients is available at www.advocatesforacommunitycollegeeducation.org.

Committee: ACCE scholarship committee members in collaboration with Ms. Dee Smith and Mr. Brian White.

Award: The recipient can receive up to $4,000.00 in scholarship funds distributed in $1,000.00 increments once a semester. To earn the full scholarship, students must adhere to the guidelines listed on the ACCE website.

Eligibility: A graduating senior who is applying to or has been accepted by Cape Cod Community College and plans on attending and completing an Associate of Arts or an Associate of Science degree program. The scholarship is for a NRHS student with: a demonstrated financial need; a track record of academic improvement throughout their high school career; a record of extracurricular activities, volunteering or paid employment; and, the desire and passion to succeed.

Application: Completed applications are due on April 1, 2019 and must include: ● A letter stating (1) why you have decided to attend Cape Cod Community College (2) what are your educational plans/goals after obtaining your degree. (3) Share an Example (written work or extracurricular activity) that are you particularly proud of. (Can attach a separate writing sample if it’s a school report/paper) ● A NRHS scholarship application form (below) ● Two (2) letters of recommendation ● Your high school transcript ● Your Student Aid Report (SAR from your FAFSA) with the Estimated Family Contribution (EFC) Payment: Payment will be made directly to Cape Cod Community College after the recipient submits a copy of their semester schedule verifying enrollment in a minimum of 12 credits and submits the invoice to the ACCE treasurer in a timely manner.

2019 Advocates for a Community College Education Scholarship (ACCE) A component fund of the Cape Cod Foundation

ACCE Application Form

Name:______

Address:______

Cell Phone:______

Email:______

Parent/Guardian Cell:______

Date of Graduation:______

Intended College:______

Place of Employment:______

Volunteer activities:______

______

2019

ALEX B HAAS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Principal, Justin Bohannon (Swim Coach), Alexis Mathison (Sailing Coach), Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Haas and Dee Smith, Guidance Director

AWARD: Multiple awards ranging from $1000-$2500

ELIGIBILITY: A member of the graduating class of Nauset Regional High School who has been a member of the varsity swim team and/or sailing team.

APPLICATION: Letter to Principal including transcript by April 1ST, 2019 and submitted to the Guidance Office. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications. Please read the attached biography of Alex Haas and let us know in your narrative if you share any or many of the qualities he possessed.

PAYMENT: To be paid to the student upon successful completion of first semester.

ALEX B HAAS 1987-2005 “What we do for ourselves, dies with us; what we do for others and the world remains and is immortal.” -Albert Pine

Alex Haas graduated from Nauset Regional High School in June of 2005. He was an honor student as well as an outstanding athlete. During his four years of high school Alex was a member of the swim and sailing teams, co-captain of both in his senior year, a percussionist in the band and a member of the ski team and the Nauset Cares community service organization. He was headed to Massachusetts Maritime Academy to pursue a degree in Marine Transportation and a life on the ocean.

Upon the news of Alex’s untimely death, swim coach Katie McCully and sailing coach Warren Silver were instrumental in spearheading the formation of the Alex Haas Memorial Scholarship designed specifically for Nauset swimmers and sailors wishing to attend an institute of higher learning.

From an early age, Alex loved regimentation, flags and America and so began his involvement in scouting. At an annual awards dinner on March 6th, 2006, Alex was honored by the Boy Scouts of America and was presented the Spirit of the Eagle Award which celebrated his life as an Eagle Scout and the dedication, determination, motivation and years of hard work it took to achieve that rank. He was also given the BSA National Endowment Award for monies donated posthumously in his name to the Cape Cod and Islands Council.

An accomplished sailor and entrepreneur, having created his own boat cleaning and detailing business, Alex spent many hours in Saquatucket Harbor in Harwich Port; quickly becoming his home away from home. On May 21st, 2006 at the Lost Sailor’s Park at Saquatucket Harbor a bench was installed, a cherry tree planted and a stone monument erected commemorating Alex’s love of and commitment to sailing. On that date, the park was also renamed the “Alex B. Haas Memorial Park.” Around the same time, thanks to an underclassman that Alex had befriended the year before, a similar stone was set in a small park on the campus grounds of Nauset Regional High School. On June 7th, 2007 in that small park, a very meaningful remembrance ceremony took place.

Alex’s dream career from his first time behind the controls on the Elisar, his Uncle Philip’s boat, was that of a ship’s captain. He loved the water and performed well in it and on it. Although he never made it to Mass Maritime, we’d be remiss if not to mention the support we have received from the administration, staff, parent group and the corps of cadets. A sea-term scholarship has been set up at the Academy in Alex’s memory for freshman cadets demonstrating financial need, majoring in Marine Transportation with a penchant for sailing and swimming.

In August of 2011 the Orleans Yacht Club created the Alex B. Haas Memorial Award recognizing the Outstanding Regatta Participant in the Junior Sailing Program who best exemplifies a contagious passion, enthusiasm and love for the sport of sailing. Alex was especially fond of Laser and 420 regattas while at OYC.

Alex was extraordinary and did much in his short 18 years on Earth. He was well-liked and respected by both adults and peers. As his parents, we are very proud of the young man he was and admire and respect the places, awards and scholarships in his name, however; we can’t help but wonder what he’d have accomplished had he had more time.

2019

AUSTIN JACOBS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Jody Craven, Joe Hoyt and member of the Jacobs Family

AWARD: 2 recipients at $300 each

ELIGIBILITY: A graduating senior of Nauset Regional High School planning on post graduate education. Preference will be given to students of metals, wood or video tech programs.

APPLICATION: A letter to the committee turned into the Guidance Office describing yourself and your hopes for the future by April 1, 2019.

PAYMENT: Payment to the student after presentation of a tuition bill.

Austin Robert Jacobs Austin attended the Nauset District from grade school through high school and graduated in 2010. He exceeded in academics and enjoyed running track and various other sports. People were drawn to Austin's charisma, genuine nature, and his beautiful smile, which could melt your heart. Austin had a natural ability of bringing people together and was always helping others and giving back. During his years at Nauset High School Austin took a special interest in wood and precious metal work. Austin won the Boston Globe Silver Key Award for one of the many rings he crafted. He was always there to assist classmates and many times created rather amusing scenes in shop (we are told). He donated many of his finished projects to charity to help their efforts to raise funds. After high school Austin earned his associates degree from Greenfield Community College and attained state certification as an Emergency Medical Technician. He was passionate in supporting research in finding a cure for a disease known as Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva which affected a family member. Austin was an organ donor and gave his gift of life after a tragic motorcycle accident in 2013. Austin always helped others and fought for what he believed in. He had a strong sense of justice and would be the first to stop and help someone in need. Austin embraced life and love in a very giving way. We hope this scholarship will help several students attain their goals, while keeping Austin's memory and legacy alive. Penny and Carl Jacobs

508-349-1000 [email protected]

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2019 PUBLIC AFFAIRS SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: The Principal of Nauset Regional High School and the Scholarship Coordinator.

AWARD: $1,000

ELIGIBILITY: A member of the graduating class of NRHS going on to higher education who has shown an interest/aptitude in public affairs.

APPLICATION: Please write a letter to the Principal and submit to Guidance Department by April 1st stating the reason you are requesting this scholarship, your intended program of study and career goals. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: Payment will be made directly to student after photo submission.

PHOTO: Required immediately after scholarship is awarded in order to run a congratulatory advertisement in local papers. Photo should be emailed to [email protected] Photo Submission in subject line.

2019

BREWSTER BAND SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Steven Stranger, President; and Guidance Director at Nauset Regional High School.

AWARD: $1000.00

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating Senior who is going on to any post-secondary institution majoring in music. Financial need will be considered.

APPLICATION: Letter to Principal including transcript by April 3rd and submitted to the Guidance Office. Letter should state why you are interested in music and what effect it has had on your life. Include an insight into what you plan to do with a musical career, your goals and objectives and where you expect to be in music within the next six to eight years.

PAYMENT: To be paid directly to the student upon graduation from high school and acceptance by an accredited college or university.

2019

Brewster Sportsman’s and Civic Club Scholarship

Committee: Mike Stein and Don Poole

Amount: $500.00

Eligibility: Either a graduating senior at Nauset High School or Cape Cod Tech senior planning to attend an institute of higher education.

Application: Completion of application form, student transcript must accompany all applications. To be submitted to Guidance by April 1st 2019.

Payment: To the student after successful completion of first semester.

Brewster Sportsman’s & Civics Application:

Name: Date of Birth:

Address:

Phone:

Schools you have applied to/been accepted to:

Intended major or area of study:

Description of outdoor interests and activities:

List any hobbies or interests that you have:

Do you support the 1st amendment & what does that mean to you:

Do you support hunting & conservation?? Please explain:

Veterans of Foreign Wars Brewster Post 9917 P.O. Box 875 Brewster, MA 02631

2019 BRESTER VFW POST 9917 SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: The Scholarship Committee shall be comprised of the principal of the respective school and/or his designee, the Post Commander and three additional members of the Brewster Post 9917 as assigned by the Post Commander.

AWARD: Three (3) scholarships may be awarded annually in the amounts as follows, 1st place $1,000.00, 2nd place $500.00, 3rd place $250.00

ELIGIBILITY: Any member if the graduating class, in good standing, continuing on to at least two years of higher education, from Nauset Regional High School or Cape Cod Technical High School may be eligible for this scholarship award.

APPLICATION: A letter, 250 to 500 words in length, must be submitted by the applicant clearly stating the reason for requesting said scholarship, the intended program of study and the students career goals. Student transcripts must accompany all applications. Submit the letter application to the school guidance office no later than April 1st, 2019.

CRITERIA FOR Awards are based on the following areas; AWARD: Grade Average, Community Activities, Scholastic Interest, Financial Need. Preference will be given to a child or grandchild of a military veteran.

PAYMENT: Payment of the scholarship monies awarded shall be provided to the school of which the recipient is attending upon completion of a successful first semester.

2019

CAPE ASSOCIATES, INC. SCHOLARSHIP In Memory of Lester F. Langhans, Jr.

PURPOSE: To assist in furthering the education of a Nauset Regional High School student who exemplifies the qualities of integrity and citizenship.

COMMITTEE: One representative from Cape Associates, the Principal, and the Director of Guidance of Nauset Regional High School

AWARD: $8,000.00 ($2,000.00 per year, for four years)

ELIGIBILITY: A graduating Nauset senior who has attended the high school for the past two years, is accepted for enrollment at an institute of higher education, and shows financial need.

APPLICATION: A letter to the Principal by April 1st , submitted to Guidance Office, discussing the goals, needs, how the student and parents will be contributing, achievements, and examples of citizenship and integrity. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: To the student upon successful completion of the first semester and enrollment in the second semester, in each of the four years.

CAPE ASSOCIATES, INC. SCHOLARSHIP

Your Name ______

Your Address ______

Your Father’s Name & Occupation ______

Your Mother’s Name & Occupation ______

Your Phone Number ______

What College or Schools have you applied to? ______

______

Where do you plan to attend? ______

What is the total estimated cost of one year’s tuition, room & board? $______

What financial aid has the college offered you? ______

Have you been awarded any other scholarships? ______Amounts ______

How much have you saved toward your future education? ______

How much per year will your parents be able to help you? ______

How many brothers and/or sisters are now attending college? ______

How many younger brothers and/or sisters intend to go to college? ______

2019

CAPE COD ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Cape Cod Association Scholarship Committee

AWARD: Cape Wide Scholarships at various amounts, dependent on income and number of acceptable applicants

ELIGIBILITY: A senior who was born on Cape Cod and resides here and will attend either a two year or four year college or technical school. Also available to past graduates but you must reapply each year.

APPLICATION: Completion of the application form (available on line at www.capcodassoc.org) to be done on line with supporting data, including financial aid form, by April 1, 2019 to Cape Cod Association, 259 Willow Street, Yarmouthport, MA 02675. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: The full amount of the scholarship will be paid to the school of the student’s choice in August 2017 with proof of college acceptance. Student will be contacted by Cape Cod Association for payment information. Scholarship is renewable each year with yearly application with a deadline of March 15, 2019.

2019

CAPE COD FOUNDATION

Please refer to the Community Foundation website at www.capecodfoundation.org for an application which covers scholarships for eligible Nauset Regional High School students.

2019

CAPTAINS COURSE MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP In Memory of Mike Austin

COMMITTEE: Appointed by the President of the CCMGA with the concurrence of the Board of Directors.

AWARD: $1,000.00

ELIGIBILITY: The recipient must be a male member of the graduating class of Nauset Regional High School who is planning to attend a degree- granting institute of higher learning. The applicant should be a regular playing member of the High School Men’s Golf Team including senior year. Good sportsmanship and quality of completed application shall be important factors in awarding the scholarship.

APPLICATION: Please write a letter to the Principal by April 1st including a transcript and submit to Guidance Office stating the reason you are requesting this scholarship, your intended program of study and career goals. Candidate will be selected based on academic preparation, leadership skills, contributions to school and community, and written recommendation of golf coach. Be sure to include an additional recommendation from a faculty/staff member.

PAYMENT: Payable to student upon successful completion of the first semester.

The friends of the Captains Golf Course will contribute an additional $500 to the scholarship awarded by the captains Golf Course Men’s Association.

2019

CAPTAINS GOLF COURSE WOMEN’S ASSOCIATIONS SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Members of Captain’s Golf Course Women’s 9 Hole and 18 Hole Associations

AWARD: One scholarship in the amount of $1,000

ELIGIBILITY: • Graduating female senior from Nauset High School • Minimum GPA of 2.75 • Member of the Nauset High School Golf Team

APPLICATION: Completion of application form and letter of recommendation from golf coach. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications. Submit by April 1, 2019 to:

Captain’s Golf Course 18 Hole Women’s Association 1000 Freeman’s Way Brewster, MA 02631 Attention: Scholarship

PAYMENT: To be awarded to the recipient at graduation

The Friends of the Captains Golf Course will contribute an additional $500 to the scholarship awarded by the Captains Golf Course Women’s Association.

CAPTAINS GOLF COURSE WOMEN’S ASSOCIATIONS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

FULL NAME______

HOME ADDRESS ______

NAME OF COLLEGE TO WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED AND PLAN TO ATTEND:

LIST FULLY ALL SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: (attach separate sheet if necessary)

Please write and attach to this application an essay of 100 words or less on the topic “What golf means to me”.

Submit this application along with your high school transcript, a letter of recommendation from your golf coach and your essay to:

18 Hole Women’s Association 1000 Freeman’s Way Brewster, MA 02631 Attn: Scholarship

All applications must be postmarked by April 1, 2019.

2019

CARL HEVERT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Carl and his brother Herb, sons of German immigrants, were educated at Stevens Institute of Technology Engineering School in Hoboken, N.J. A guidance system aerospace engineer throughout his career, Carl retired as Vice President of Manufacturing of Kearfott Corporation in Little Falls, NJ. Among other accomplishments, Carl held a patent for the Vertical Gyroscope. In retirement, Carl was a dedicated public servant, working tirelessly to make Orleans an even better place to live now and for future generations. He deeply loved the Cape, enjoying Nauset Beach with family and friends year round.

Carl instilled in his children and grandchildren respect and appreciation for nature, and taught them the importance of hard work, dedication and perseverance. Education, in all its forms, was paramount to Carl throughout his life. Carl and his wife Nora were dedicated to providing financial assistance to their children so that they could focus on academics during their tenure at college, and be better prepared to begin their careers. The family therefore established this memorial scholarship to honor Carl, as they know it would mean a great deal to him to assist accomplished and motivated students in their pursuit of higher education.

COMMITTEE: Dee Smith, Guidance Director, Nora Hevert and Various Members of the Hevert Family

AWARD: Two scholarships at $2,000 each

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating Senior from Nauset Regional High School who plans to continue further education at a four year school studying Science, Technology, Engineering or Math.

APPLICATION: Please write a letter to the Principal by April 1st and submit to Guidance stating the reason you are requesting this scholarship, your intended program of study and career goals. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: Payable to student after successful completion (minimum 2.5 GPA) of first semester.

2019 Charles Moore Arena Board of Directors Scholarship

COMMITTEE: Composed of members appointed by the Charles Moore Arena Board of Directors

AWARD: Two ($2,000) Scholarships; one for a figure skater, one for a hockey player. The board reserves the right to break these awards into more awards of smaller amounts if it deems that the applicant pool warrants this action. The board reserves the right to award 2 figure skaters or 2 hockey players if the pool warrants this action.

ELIGIBILITY: A graduating senior from Brewster, Chatham, Eastham, Harwich, Orleans, Provincetown, Truro or Wellfleet accepted to a 2- or 4-year college or vocational-technical school. The applicant must be a solid, motivated student with a strong interest in athletics and community involvement. He or she must have dedicated a minimum of four years to skating through the Lower Cape Figure Skating Association or Lower Cape Cod Youth Hockey Program at the Charles Moore Arena.

APPLICATION: Application must be made in writing to the scholarship committee. Each application must include: • Three (3) letters of Recommendation, Only 1 letter accepted from a CMA employee or member of CMA coaching staff. • Summary of accomplishments in hockey or figure skating, community involvement and future plans • A copy of transcript is required • Final candidates may be required to attend an interview • Submit to Guidance no later than March 29, 2019

PAYMENT: Payment will be made directly to the winners at Scholarship Night.

CHARLES MOORE ARENA

Please complete all sections and submit this form with accompanying materials. Incomplete applications will NOT be reviewed!

Full Legal Name:

Home Address:

Mailing Address:

Telephone Number: Cell Phone:

Email Address:

Name of High School:

Parent’s/Guardian’s Name:

Name of College (accepted/pending):

Please submit by Friday March 29, 2019 to Guidance Office.

Signature: Date: ______

2019

CHARLES F. MOORE - ARTHUR B. NICHOLS MEMORIAL TRUST

COMMITTEE: Three faculty members of Nauset Regional High School and a member of the Arthur B. Nichols Memorial Trust

AWARD: $2,500

ELIGIBILITY: A senior student at Nauset Regional High School who, by the standards of promise and achievement, has demonstrated by his/her participation in the school community the greatest promise of future good citizenship; the student who would derive the greatest benefit in furtherance of his/her education by receiving this award.

PAYMENT: Directly to the recipient in July.

2019

CHRISTOPHER DONATO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Dee Smith, Guidance Director and Various Members of the Donato Family

AWARD: $5,000.00

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating Senior from Nauset Regional High School who is studying music and plans to continue further education at a two or four year school.

APPLICATION: Letter to the Committee stating future goals and (optional) personal video clip (e-mailed to [email protected]), no later than April 1, 2019. Please mail letter to:

Christopher V. Donato Memorial Scholarship Fund P.O. Box 1568 N. Eastham, MA 02651

Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications. Final candidates may be asked to attend an informal interview.

PAYMENT: Payable to student upon proof of tuition bill.

2019

CHRISTOPHER DUFFY MEAD SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Scholarship coordinator, Principal, basketball coach, member of the Mead family.

AWARD: $500.00

ELIGIBILITY: To a graduating varsity student-athlete of Nauset Regional High School who intends to further his or her education.

Consideration given to: • Academic achievement • Athletic excellence • Good citizenship

APPLICATION: Please submit a letter to the committee by April 1st stating: - Who you are? - What does being a Nauset Warrior mean to you? - What are your hopes for the future?

Transcripts must accompany scholarship applications and Mail to: Christopher Duffy Mead Scholarship c/o The Mead Family PO Box 1082 Orleans, MA 02653

PAYMENT: To the recipient upon receipt of proof of successful completion of the first semester.

CHRISTOPHER DUFFY MEAD Nauset Regional High School Class of 1984

Chris Mead was an active participant in the Nauset community and made many connections over the course of his life. During his elementary and middle school years he enjoyed playing on recreation teams for the towns of Eastham, Wellfleet and Orleans. In high school Chris played soccer, basketball and baseball. He was an enthusiastic teammate and team leader. Chris went on to play basketball at Johnson State College in Vermont.

As a high school and college student Chris worked summers for the Orleans Recreation Department. He frequently shared stories with friends and family about the personal growth, maturity and adventures of his young charges.

Chris was a loyal New England sports fan, having attended a Red Sox game the night he was tragically killed. Chris is survived by the Mead, McEnaney and Walters family, including 10 nieces and nephews. The entire family invites any NRHS student-athletes to apply for the Christopher Duffy Mead Scholarship.

2019

CLASS OF 1982-1983 SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Members of the Nauset Regional High School Graduating Class of 1982 and 1983

AWARD: Two scholarships of $1,000 each

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior (one male, one female) from Nauset High School planning to attend an institute of higher learning. Consideration will be based on the following criteria: • Community Service • Acceptance to an institute of higher learning • Career Goals • Academic Standing

Looking for applicants who have taken the time to make a difference in their community and whose future plans include making a difference towards our collective future.

APPLICATION: A personal statement addressing above criteria must be submitted to Guidance Office by April 1st, 2019. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: In one installment to the student at graduation

2019

COASTAL ENGINEERING CO., INC. SCHOLARSHIP

AWARD: $4,000.00 Scholarship

ELIGIBILITY: Student must be a member of the 2019 graduating class of Nauset Regional High School, and shall be pursuing a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering or Land Surveying.

APPLICATION: Applicant shall submit an essay of approximately 300 to 500 words that describes his/her reasons for pursuing a career in civil engineering or land surveying. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

Essay shall be submitted in an envelope marked “Confidential” to:

Suzanne Sullivan, Coastal Engineering Co., Inc., 260 Cranberry Highway Orleans, MA 02653

Application must be received no later than 5:00 PM on April 1, 2019.

BASIS OF AWARD: Essay and scholastic achievement.

PAYMENT: Payment of $1,000.00 will be made directly to the recipient’s school of choice each year for four years upon successful completion of the first semester with a 2.5 or higher grade point average in civil engineering or land surveying major and enrollment for the next semester. Necessary documentation must be submitted to Coastal Engineering Co., Inc. for processing.

Provision will be made for a refund from the institution to Coastal Engineering Co., Inc. of any remaining balance of the award if the student terminates studies at the institution or changes major field of study prior to the scholarship being exhausted.

2019

DARTHEA N. MORROW SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Chairman of Nauset Regional School Committee, Mrs. Margie Fulcher, Nauset Regional High School Principal, and Emma Greene, Trustee from Bank of America

AWARD: To be determined by Trustee

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior who is going on to a post-secondary institution. A student who has demonstrated extraordinary motivation in pursuit of his/her established goal by participation in the school and/or community. Financial need considered.

PAYMENT: To be paid to your college or university this summer. Be sure to fill out paperwork sent to you by the Bank of America in order to receive the funds.

To be completed by applicant DARTHEA N. MORROW TRUST SCHOLARSHIP

PART I.

Name ______Date of Birth______

Address ______Telephone ______

Name of parent or guardian ______Occupation ______

School now attending ______

Honors and awards ______

Name of college to which I have been accepted ______

Program or activity I plan to pursue after graduation ______

Name of program to which admitted ______

Position or type of work for which I hope to prepare ______Percentage of Expenses Expected from: A. Family help ______% D. Scholarships ______%

B. Self-earned savings ______% E. Loans ______%

C. Self-help during course ______% F. Other (state) ______%

Other schools or programs to which I have applied ______

Other scholarships for which I have applied ______

Part II.

Write an accompanying letter telling:

About yourself; your interests; employment, if any; school and community activities. Why you have chosen this field of study or activity and in what career you hope to utilize your training. About a significant experience that has influenced your outlook on life and impacted your future goal.

Part III.

Interviews may be required. Signed ______Dated ______

Return application and letter to Guidance by April 1st.

2019

EASTHAM DOG OWNERS ASSOCIATION (EDOA) SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Members of the Eastham Dog Owners Association

AWARD: Minimum of $1,000.00

ELIGIBILITY: Any graduating senior who plans to attend a four year school or trade school with a major in veterinary or similar animal related field.

APPLICATION: Letter to the Committee along with attached application form. Student transcripts and one letter of recommendation must accompany all scholarship applications.

Deadline: April 1, 2019.

Mail to:

EDOA Scholarship Committee PO Box 274 Eastham, MA 02642

PAYMENT: To be paid to recipient at a meeting of the Association.

Currently: (check one)

Lives in Eastham

Works in Eastham at

EASTHAM DOG OWNER'S SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PART I Name______Address______Phone______E-mail______

Date of Birth______

Attend School in Eastham at

PART II

Write an accompanying letter telling about yourself (must be typed). Include your interests, school and community activities, awards, honors. In addition, your career goals, including what field of study you have tentatively chosen and why you are interested in this field.

PART III

Submit one (1) letter of recommendation. Do NOT include a recommendation from a member of your immediate family or a relative.

Completed application and attachments must be postmarked no later than April 1, 2019 and sent to : EDOA Scholarship Committee P.O. Box 274 Eastham, MA 02642 Direct any questions to [email protected]

2019

EASTHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENTS’ GROUP SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Principal, Guidance Director and EESPG Executive Committee

AWARD: 2 @ $500.00

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating Senior from Nauset Regional High School who was a student at Eastham Elementary School for at least two years.

APPLICATION: Please write a letter to the Principal by April 1st and submit to Guidance stating the reason you are requesting this scholarship, your intended program of study and career goals. Must demonstrate some service to Eastham and the surrounding communities. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: Payable to student after successful completion of first semester.

2019

EASTHAM PAINTERS GUILD SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Three members of Eastham Painters Guild appointed by the President.

AWARD: Two @ $1,000 each

ELIGIBILITY: A member of the graduating class of Nauset Regional High School. Must be pursuing a visual art course of study.

APPLICATION: Due in the Guidance Office no later than April 1st. Please include in your letter the following information: • Name, address, phone number • College or art school seeking • What field of art you plan to pursue • You will be required to present a portfolio of your art-work to the committee. You will be notified by the Guidance Department as to the time and place of your interview. • Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications

PAYMENT: Award will be presented directly to the student at the Cape Cod National Seashore Visitor Center in Eastham by the superintendent of the CCNS.

Recipient must agree to attend the above ceremony to receive the scholarship check and agree to show one piece of their art in the lobby of the CCNS for one week.

EASTHAM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SCHOLARSHIP

For Academic Year 2018 – 2019

Application guidelines for High School Seniors and College Students

AWARD: Scholarships are awarded each year to graduating high school seniors, students currently enrolled in a college undergraduate or graduate program, community college or vocational-technical school. Applicants must be graduates of, or graduating from, Nauset Regional High School, or reside in the Nauset District while continuing their education. Special considerations may apply to members of Eastham United Methodist Church.

ELIGIBILITY: High school seniors, persons currently enrolled in college, or persons planning to enroll in an undergraduate or graduate program.

Students/applicants participating in their church worship services and/or their church activities will be given priority

APPLICATION: In writing to the scholarship committee applicants MUST include:

1. Name, address, telephone number, and email address 2. One-page essay stating plans and hopes for the future, church experience and involvement, and schools applied to or committed to 3. Non-academic activities/achievements at high school, college, or in community 4. Statement of financial need 5. Current letter of recommendation from a person in authority such as a teacher, guidance counselor, coach, or boss 6. Copy of latest available high school or college transcripts 7. Current letter of recommendation from church representative (pastor, leader, committee chair person) NOTE: Last year certain applications were invalid due to missing information. All seven of these items must be included with your application.

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

RECOGNITION: Scholarship recipients will be recognized by the Eastham United Methodist Church at a worship service in June.

PAYMENT: Money will be made payable to the student when proof of successful completion of the first semester has been received by the Committee. The Committee may also consider making payments directly to the college or university if required. High school seniors may apply through their respective Guidance offices. College students/graduates may apply through the Church Office c/o Scholarship Committee, 3200 State Highway, Eastham MA 02642. Email: [email protected]. You may apply by email with attachments.

Applications are due in the Church Office no later than 6:00 p.m. on April 1st for June awards

2019

EASTHAM UNITED METHODIST WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Principal of Nauset Regional High School, three committee members and a faculty member

AWARD: $1,000.00

ELIGIBILITY: A graduating senior from NRHS who is planning to attend a four-year college and who has been actively involved in his/her church. Please be specific with regard to your church experience.

PAYMENT: Payment will be made to the student upon receipt of proof of a successful first semester.

2019

ED GILL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Annemarie Gill

AWARD: $1,000.00

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating Senior from Nauset Regional High School who is the child of a single parent and continuing their education in a two or four year school. (not a child of divorce)

APPLICATION: Please submit a letter to Guidance by April 3 stating the reason you are requesting this scholarship, your intended program of study and career goals. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

Please mail letter to:

Anne Marie Gill 12 Rock Harbor Road, Orleans, MA 02653

To Be received by April 1, 2019

PAYMENT: Payable to student upon proof of tuition bill.

2019

First Citizen’s Scholarships

• Barbara Whitehead Silva Scholarship - $1,000.00. Based on financial need and applicant or parent(s)/guardian(s) MUST be a member of First Citizen’s Federal Credit Union to be eligible to apply.

• Champion Family Scholarship Fund: $1,000 scholarship exclusive to EMT’s, firefighters, teachers, police officers and healthcare professionals. This scholarship is available to high school seniors who are immediate family members of Champion checking account holders.

• First Citizens’ Charitable Foundation, Inc. Scholarship: $1,000 scholarship based on financial need and academic performance. Applicant or parent(s)/guardian(s) MUST be a member of First Citizen’s Federal Credit Union to be eligible to apply. Use the Frist Citizens’ Federal Credit union Application and SUBMIT TO GUIDANCE by April 1st, 2019.

First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union Scholarship Applications will be available at all branch locations or can be downloaded from www.firstcitizens.org beginning on January 9th, 2019. The below application can be used for all scholarships.

Barbara Whitehead Silva and Campion Family Scholarships are to be MAILED DIRECTLY TO Frist Citizens’ directly and the First Citizens’ Charitable Foundation is to be turned into GUIDANCE.

Deadline for application submissions is April 1, 2019.

2019

Friends of Herring River Donald J Palladino Memorial Scholarship

COMMITTEE: Nauset Regional High School Staff

AMOUNT: $1000.00

ELGIBILITY: Graduating Senior of Nauset Regional High School who has been accepted at an accredited college or university and intends to major in Natural Science, Environmental Science/Studies or Engineering.

APPLICATION: A letter to the committee on why they meet the criteria of the scholarship. A transcript must be included.

Submit to guidance by April 1st 2019.

PAYMENT: Payment will be made to the student upon presentation of tuition bill.

2019

G. KEVIN FITZGERALD SWIMMING SCHOLARSHIP

The scholarship is named after former NRHS swim coach (Katie McCully’s) father who was a long time Northampton High School swim coach and teacher.

The recipient will also be named on a perpetual plaque in memory of this award.

COMMITTEE: The Head Swim Coach and the Scholarship Coordinator.

AWARD: $500.00

ELIGIBILITY: A NRHS senior currently on the NRHS swim team and pursuing further education and collegiate level swimming.

The applicant should exemplify the highest expectation of sportsmanship, leadership, team spirit and the pursuit of both academic and athletic excellence.

Consideration will be given to the student athlete who has dedicated himself/herself fully to the Swim program at Nauset.

APPLICATION: A letter to Katie McCully by April 1st stating the applicant’s goals, his/her statement, and where he/she plans to study. Applicants should reference their experience, accomplishments and enjoyment on the Nauset High School Swim Team. Submit letter to Guidance. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: To the recipient upon graduation.

2019

GRACE B. JONES TRUST SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Principal, Scholarship Coordinator, Guidance Counselor, and faculty Member.

AWARD: Awards vary from $2,000 to $3,000 each (dependent upon availability of funds)

ELIGIBILITY: A graduate of Nauset Regional High pursuing post-high school education: “College, secondary, technical or vocational training, which shall include the arts as well as the sciences, secretarial, accounting, and other professions.

“Scholarship, character, and the influence of each applicant upon his or her classmates and the community will be considered”.

APPLICATION: A letter to the Principal submitted to the Guidance Office stating the applicant’s goals, his or her statement of meeting the above eligibility requirements, and where the applicant plans to attend school. Deadline: April 1st. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: Payment to the institution upon proof of matriculation first semester.

2019

HUGO B. AND DOROTHY N. SEIKEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

COMMITTEE: Superintendent of Schools, the Principal and the Assistant Principal of Nauset Regional High School

AWARD: Scholarships totaling $6,000.00

ELIGIBILITY: To graduating seniors planning to further their education at an institution of higher learning of two or more years duration. First consideration shall be given to students planning to enter careers in nursing or physical education. Preference will be given to Orleans residents.

PAYMENT: Payment will be made directly to the school of the recipient’s choice upon successful completion of the first semester with a 2.5 or higher grade point average and enrollment in the second semester. Necessary documentation must be submitted to the Nauset Regional High School Guidance Department for processing. Payment will be made by the Town, two weeks after receiving the necessary papers from the Nauset Regional High School Guidance Office.

2019

JACK DOWMAN MUSIC APPRECIATION SCHOLARSHIP

Jack Dowman truly enjoyed music. He loved to sing and music was a constant presence in his house. He appreciated others who shared his passion and joy for music and always supported those who pursued their interests and talent.

COMMITTEE: Representatives of the Dowman family

AWARD: $1,000.00

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating seniors pursuing further study in music. Preference will be given to both instrumental and vocal students.

APPLICATION: Letter to Scholarship Committee with a copy of transcript and one letter of recommendation. Please mail by April 1st to:

The Jack Dowman Music Scholarship Committee Ginette Dowman PO Box 190 North Eastham, MA 02651

PAYMENT: Directly to the college after receipt of first semester grades with a minimum GPA of 2.7.

2019

JAMES WILLIAM MCCULLY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Composed of the Principal, the Scholarship Coordinator, the Athletic Director, and a representative of the family.

AWARD: $500.00

ELIGIBILITY: The applicant should be a Nauset Regional High School senior planning to pursue a post-high school education. They should exemplify the highest expectation of sportsmanship in varsity soccer for each of the past three years while maintaining high academic achievement.

PAYMENT: Directly to the student at graduation.

2019

JOHN MALOY TENNIS SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Maloy Family and Guidance Director of Nauset Regional High School

AWARD: Three scholarships at $1,000 each

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior of Nauset Regional High School who plans on attending a four year college and playing varsity tennis or club tennis.

APPLICATION: Completed attached application form and mailed to by April 19, 2019.

Kings Grant Racquet Club PO Box 153 Cotuit, MA 02635 Deadline is April 1, 2019

PAYMENT: To be paid directly to student.

John Maloy Tennis Scholarship Application

John Maloy founded Kings Grant Racquet Club in Cotuit in 1973. He was a USTA certified tennis professional and an ambassador to the sport. John shared his passion and joy with those that he mentored. The purpose of this scholarship is to support those that share his enthusiasm and commitment to tennis.

Eligibility: Graduating senior from a public high school on Cape Cod. Applicants must be attending a 4 year college in the fall, where they will play varsity tennis or on the club tennis team.

Please print or type:

Name: ______Telephone: ______

Mailing Address: ______

Weighted GPA: ______Email Address: ______

Honors, awards, school & non-school activities (attach a separate sheet if necessary):

______

Name of colleges to which you have applied (please indicate if you have been accepted):

______

Do you intend to play varsity tennis or club tennis in college?

______

What are your plans after college? ______

How does the criterion of this scholarship match your background & experience?

______

How has playing the sport of tennis impacted your life (attach a separate sheet if necessary)?

______

Each applicant must also submit a high school transcript and letter of recommendation.

Applications are due by April 19th, 2019

Please send to: Kings Grant Racquet Club P.O. Box 153 Cotuit, MA 02635

2019

JOHN RANDALL MAYO JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: High School Principal, Dee Smith, Guidance Counselor, Members of the Mayo and Ramsay families

AWARD: One at $2,000

ELIGIBILITY: A student graduating from Nauset Regional High School who is attending a four year college majoring in engineering or aviation.

APPLICATION: A 500 word essay along with a school transcript, submitted to Guidance and addressed to the committee. The essay should outline your goals in engineering. Please see the attached biography of John Randall Majo, Jr. and let us know is your narrative if you share any or many of the qualities he possessed.

Deadline: April 1, 2019.

PAYMENT: Payment will be made to the student at graduation with an acceptance from a four year college or university.

2019

JOHN T. STEWART MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP “HUZZAH”

This scholarship, much like the energy and spirit that filled Mr. Stewart’s classrooms for more than forty years, is about wanting to inspire and connect. It is about seeing the power and fun that surrounds history and literature. Please tell us about your passion for learning, what sparks it, and why you might want to share this with a classroom full of your own students someday.

COMMITTTEE: Friends and Family of John T. Stewart

AWARD: $1,000.00

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating Nauset Regional High School seniors. Preference will be given to students pursuing a degree from a four-year college program with a focus in the humanities OR education.

Preference will be given to students who:

• Have a desire to pursue a career in teaching • Have a passion for the humanities • Display a high level of civic virtue in their academic and social lives • Graduated from Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School

APPLICATION: Letter to committee, copy of transcript and one letter of recommendation delivered by April 1, 2019 to Guidance or mailed to: John T Stewart Foundation PO Box 585 Orleans, MA 02653

PAYMENT: To the recipient upon receipt of proof of successful completion of the first semester.

2019

KENNEY NORTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (Cape Cod Old Timers)

COMMITTEE: Principal and Scholarship Coordinator

AWARD: Two (2) at $500.00 each

ELIGIBILITY: To a graduating senior of Nauset Regional High School who is pursuing his/her education. Consideration will be given to academic and athletic excellence, need, and school citizenship.

APPLICATION: In writing to the Principal and submitted to Guidance stating applicant’s goals, his/her statement regarding eligibility requirements, and where the applicant plans to study. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

Deadline: April 1, 2019

PAYMENT: To the recipient upon receipt of proof of successful completion of the first semester.

2019

KETCHUM LUFT SCHOLARSHIP

Please refer to the Community Foundation Booklet available at www.capecodfoundation.org

for an application and all information necessary. This award is for $2,500.00

2019

KIWANIS OF LOWER CAPE COD Robert Prew Memorial Scholarship

COMMITTEE: Kiwanis Scholarship Committee

ELIGIBILITY: Nauset Regional High School senior who was a member of the Builders Club at Nauset Regional Middle School and is planning on attending college. Selection will be made on grades, recommendations and need.

AWARD: $1,000.00 (renewable with re-application each year)

APPLICATION: Letter stating college plans, high school accomplishments, activities, clubs and any volunteer work. Please include a letter of recommendation from teachers, counselor and/or community leaders. A transcript must accompany letter. Submit package by April 1st to Guidance:

PAYMENT: Payment to student after successful completion (2.0 GPA) of first semester.

2019

KIWANIS OF LOWER CAPE COD SCHOLARSHIP MARY JANE ROSEN

COMMITTEE: Kiwanis Scholarship Committee

ELIGIBILITY: Nauset Regional High School senior who is planning on attending college. Selection will be made on grades, recommendation and need.

AWARD: $1,000.00 (renewable with re-application each year)

PAYMENT: Payment to student after successful completion (2.0 GPA) of first semester.

2019

KIWANIS OF LOWER CAPE COD David Wadsworth Memorial Scholarship

COMMITTEE: Kiwanis Scholarship Committee

ELIGIBILITY: Nauset Regional High School senior who is planning on going to college and who is dedicated to volunteering in the community. Selection will be made on grades, recommendation, volunteer hours and need.

AWARD: $500.00 (renewable with re-application each year)

PAYMENT: Payment to student after successful completion (2.0 GPA) of first semester.

2019

KIWANIS OF LOWER CAPE COD Claire Junkins/Friends Market Memorial

COMMITTEE: Kiwanis Scholarship Committee

ELIGIBILITY: Nauset Regional High School senior who is pursuing a degree in education, grades K through 12. Primary focus on health science/nutrition or well being subjects. Applicant must have a 3.0 GPA or above.

AWARD: $2,000.00

PAYMENT: Payment to student after successful completion (2.0 GPA) of first semester.

2019

THE LATANZI, SPAULDING & LANDRETH SCHOLARSHIP

LaTanzi, Spaulding & Landreth is a community based, general practice law firm. Its scholarship fund is to encourage the study of and interest in law, government or the social sciences and careers in those fields.

COMMITTEE: The Principal and Guidance Director of Nauset Regional High School and representatives of LaTanzi, Spaulding & Landreth.

AWARD: $1,500 for the first year of college.

ELIGIBILITY: A graduating senior of Nauset Regional High School, with a class rank in the upper one-fourth of the class, who demonstrates financial need.

APPLICATION: Filing of the application form and financial statement to Guidance by April 1st. Attached to the application form should be a copy of the high school transcript with SAT scores.

PAYMENT: Directly to college upon receipt of invoice.

THE LATANZI, SPAULDING & LANDRETH SCHOLARSHIP

APPLICATION FORM AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Name:______Address: ______Class Rank: ______Guidance Counselor: ______

Father or Guardian Mother Name: ______Name: ______Employer: ______Employer: ______Income (Before taxes): ______Income (Before taxes):______Combined Parental Income (Before taxes): ______

Sibling Name Age Parents Contribution to College

______

1. How much will your parents contribute to your ______college expenses during your freshman year? 2. How much have you been awarded in scholarships to date? ______

3. How much have you applied for in student loans to date?

4. How much have you earned from paid employment? ______

5. How much have you saved for college expenses? ______

6. Attach a copy of your high school transcript to this application.

7. On a separate page: a. Describe school or community related activities, if any, which are not set forth in your transcript. b. Describe your income generating work experiences. c. Describe experiences or activities which show your interest in and/or the possibility of a career in, law, government or the

2019

LEO F. MCCARTHY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: High School Principal, Guidance Director and a Guidance Counselor

AWARD: $250.00

ELIGIBILITY: A senior who is graduating from Nauset Regional High School and going on to a four-year college.

Preference will be given to a student who is pursuing a career in the field of American History.

APPLICATION: A letter to the Principal and given to the Guidance Secretary. Please refer to your career goals in relation to the study of American History. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications

Deadline: April 1, 2019

PAYMENT: Payment to student in college name at graduation.

2019

LOUISE C. VANDERHOUT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: High School Principal, Director of Guidance and an instructor knowledgeable of the nominees and criteria for selection.

AWARD: $10,000 per year

May be renewed if recipient remains eligible by meeting the stated certification requirements which are listed under Eligibility below and funds are available.

ELIGIBILITY: NRHS graduates having a permanent residence in the Town of Orleans, Brewster, Eastham, or Wellfleet.

Must be pursuing a bachelor’s or equivalent college degree from an accredited college.

Must have a B or 3.0 cumulative average and maintain a same or higher average on a yearly basis in his/her college studies. No college programs designed as Pass or Fail can be considered – certification form from the appropriate college authority must be provided to trustees in order to be eligible for renewal.

Must have a need for financial assistance to meet the expenses of room, board, tuition, books and fees.

Must have displayed an involvement in extra-curricular activities for the general benefit of the community.

APPLICATION: Please submit a letter to the Principal and submit to Guidance Department by April 1st stating the reason you are requesting this scholarship, your intended program of study and career goals. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: $5,000 upon proof of enrollment for first semester. (Send to Guidance Department)

$5,000 upon receipt of first semester grades. (Forward to Guidance Department)

2019

LOWEY FITZGERALD WELLNESS SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Kevin Lowey and Laura Fitzgerald

AWARD: $500

ELIGIBILITY: To a graduating Nauset High School senior who will participate in a career in the health and wellness field.

APPLICATION: Essay (no more than 1 page) stating your major and how you plan to help others in a physical, nutritional or emotional dimension of well-being. Student transcript must accompany application. Submit to Guidance by April 1st.

PAYMENT: To student at graduation.

2019

MARTHA J. WHITE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: William White and Dee Smith, Guidance Director at Nauset High School

AWARD: TWO (2) at $1500.00 each

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior from Nauset Regional High School planning to attend an institute of higher learning.

PAYMENT: To the recipient at graduation.

2019

MARTHA J. WHITE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION (typed or printed in ink)

NAME: ______

ADDRESS:______

PARENT/GUARDIAN: ______

DOB: ______

SIBLINGS AND AGES: ______

______

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES WHILE AT NAUSET: ______

SCHOOL OR COLLEGE YOU PLAN TO ATTEND: ______

MAJOR COURSE OF STUDY: ______

TUITION ______ROOM/BOARD ______FEES ______

OTHER FINANCIAL AID YOU ARE TO RECEIVE ______

______

STUDENT SAVINGS TOWARD COLLEGE ______

Attach a one page personal statement.

2019

McCarthy Women’s Warrior Five Fund

COMMITTEE: Suzanne Kenney and Judith McCarthy

AWARD: $5,000

ELIGIBILITY:

• Female high school senior enrolled to attend college • Need based • Minimum GPA of 2.5 • Engaged in extra curriculum, with preference givem to involvement on the golf team.

APPLICATION: Completion of application form including essay, two letters of recommendation (1) from a teacher and (1) from your coach. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications. Submit to Guidance by April 1, 2019

PAYMENT: Payment made to school after first semester grades showing minimum GPA of 2.5 and 2nd semester schedule.

McCarthy Women’s Warrior Five Fund Application Form

FULL NAME______

HOME ADDRESS ______

NAME OF COLLEGE TO WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED AND PLAN TO ATTEND:

LIST FULLY ALL SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: (attach separate sheet if necessary)

Please write and attach to this application an essay on what scholarship means in pursuit of further education and plans for the future.

Submit this application along with your high school transcript, two letters of recommendation from your teacher and coach to Guidance by April 1st, 2019.

2019

Melissa C. Buono Memorial Scholarship

About this scholarship: Melissa was a young High School student from Connecticut who loved summers on Cape Cod. This is her family’s way of expressing their gratitude for the joy she experienced here.

COMMITTEE: Members of the Buono Family

AMOUNT: $1,000

ELIGIBILITY: A NHRS senior who will be attending a four year accredited college after graduation. Applicants should possess a good academic record, be involved in extracurricular activities at school and/or community; and have dealt with some personal adversity in a positive manner.

APPLICATION: Candidates are to submit the following application along with short essay describing a significant adversity in their life as well as how they overcame it. Two letters of reference and Transcript must be submitted with application.

Submit to guidance office by April 1st, 2019.

PAYMENT: To the student after first semester grades with a minimum GPA of 2.5.

Melissa C. Buono Scholarship Application

Name:______Address: ______Class Rank: ______GPA ______

Father or Guardian Mother Name: ______Name: ______Employer: ______Employer: ______Income (Before taxes): ______Income (Before taxes):______Combined Parental Income (Before taxes): ______

Sibling Name Age Parents Contribution to College ______

1. How much will your parents contribute to your ______college expenses during your freshman year?

2. How much have you been awarded in scholarships to date? ______

3. How much have you applied for in student loans to date?

4. How much have you earned from paid employment? ______

5. How much have you saved for college expenses? ______

6. Short essay describing a significant adversity in their life as well as how you overcame it.

COMPLETE APPLICATION INCLUDES

____ Application form ____ Short Essay as stated in # 6 ____ Two letters of reference ____ Transcript Submit to Guidance by April 1, 2019

2019

MILES TIBBETTS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Members of Miles Tibbetts’ Family and the Guidance Director

AWARD: One at $1,000

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating Senior from Nauset Regional High School who is in good standing and who has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to voluntary (unpaid) community service.

APPLICATION: Submit transcript and a 300 to 500 word essay that explains in detail your voluntary (unpaid) participation in community service while in high school. Please include your name, address, telephone and email address in the letter. Also include the name and contact information for a source directly related to your volunteerism. This person will be contacted as part of the selection process. It may not be a family member.

Submit application to [email protected] no later than April 1, 2019.

PAYMENT: Payment will be made to the student at graduation.

2019

MILL POND PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP In memory of Patricia Neighbors Silverman

COMMITTEE: Principal of Nauset Regional High School and Guidance Director

AWARD: $2,000

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior of Nauset Regional High School in recognition of their academic standing and stated goal to pursue an education in the field of conservation and environmental science. The scholarship is made in honor of Patricia Neighbors Silverman who was instrumental in establishing the Mill Pond Preservation Association. The association was founded in 1984 as a non-profit group dedicated to the preservation of Mill Pond, Little Cove and Robert’s Cove, including their shores, banks and overlooking land.

APPLICATION: Please write a letter to the Principal and submit to Guidance by April 1st stating the reason you are requesting this scholarship, your intended program of study and career goals. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: Payable to college by September 2019.

2019

National Honor Society Scholarship

COMMITTEE: Each scholarship application will be evaluated by a committee comprised of the National Honor Society Advisers as well as a select group of Nauset faculty members.

AWARD: $1,000 awarded to one student.

ELIGIBILITY: A student who is graduating from Nauset Regional High School as a member of the Class of 2019 and plans to attend a college in the 2019- 2020 school year. (Not restricted to NHS members- any senior may apply regardless of NHS membership status.)

APPLICATION: Please respond to the following prompt:

The National Honor Society identifies scholarship, leadership, service, and character as its four main values. Please write an essay in which you address each of these four pillars as they have pertained to your experiences in high school. Please demonstrate the quality of your experiences through a story (or stories) that highlight what these four pillars mean to you.

The scholarship committee is looking for students who value the quality of their dedication to these values and are able to effectively demonstrate that. There is no correct way to answer the prompt, so long as you convey your experiences and their relative importance to your growth over the last four years. Please limit your response to no longer than 1,000 words.

Submit to guidance office by April 1st, 2019.

PAYMENT: The scholarship recipient will receive a check at Scholarship Awards Night.

2019

NAUSET EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: An Association member appointed by the President of the Association.

AWARD: $1000.00

ELIGIBILITY: A Nauset Regional High School senior who intends to enter the teaching profession.

PAYMENT: Made to the recipient when proof of payment for the second semester has been submitted. This is on the condition that the student has successfully completed the first semester and will be a full time student in a teaching program for the second semester (minimum 2.5 gpa)

NMBC Senior Scholarship Application Nauset Music Booster Club (NMBC) Scholarship Information

Committee: NMBC executive board members; NRHS instrumental and vocal music teachers.

Senior Scholarship: Up to two (2) senior scholarships of $1,500 each.

Eligibility Requirements: The NMBC Senior Scholarship is open to graduating seniors who have been active in Nauset Regional High School music programs and wish to pursue music at an accredited school, college or university. They may pursue music by studying music education, music performance, music therapy, etc., OR by continuing lessons and performance while studying another field of their choice.

Each student will have demonstrated a strong commitment to the Nauset Regional High School music program for 4 years (unless a transfer student) or have shown commitment to musical performance in other important ways. Music should be a significant part of the student’s high school career, but they do not have to be first chairs or lead players. Students will have shown leadership in the music community, participated in music events inside and outside the classroom, supported Nauset Music and NMBC activities, and have an appreciation for the arts. Students will be selected jointly by the board of NMBC and the music teachers based on their overall contribution to the music program.

Procedures: Students must complete the NMBC Senior Scholarship Application (see below), including a short essay (one page) and details of their participation in music programs and their plans to continue in the future.

Payment: The scholarship award will be contingent upon the successful completion of the first semester of the recipient’s continued education, which must occur within one year of the award. Scholarship awards will be made upon review of the college transcript, and may be made to the institution or to reimburse the recipient directly, as arranged with the award recipients.

Nauset Music Booster Club, Inc. (NMBC) PO Box 2528 Orleans, MA 02653 Senior Scholarship Application:

Name______Date of Birth ______

Name of parent(s) or guardian(s)______

Address______

1. What is your planned major in college?______

2. How do you plan to continue your involvement in music during college?______

______

3. State briefly your career goals:______

______

4. To what colleges, universities or conservatories have you applied?______

______

5. List all curricular Nauset High School music ensembles that you have participated in, and the years involved. ______

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6. List all extra-curricular music ensembles and programs that you have participated in, both in high school and in the community. ______

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7. List years of private lessons, vocal and/or instrumental, and the name of your private teacher(s). ______

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8. List any individual music awards that you have received while attending Nauset High School (Ex: Southeast District, MAJE outstanding soloist, All-State Recommendation, etc.)

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9. List any other extra-curricular activities, sports, and awards received while attending Nauset High School. ______

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10. On a separate sheet, please describe what the Nauset Music program has done for you personally and academically.

Student/Applicant signature______Date ______

Parent/Guardian signature______Date ______

2019

NAUSET REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Nauset Student Council Advisors

AWARD: $500.00

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior with a minimum 2.7 GPA, going on to further education that has been actively involved in Student Council or Student Government throughout the majority of high school.

Student Involvement in additional Nauset activities; either clubs or sports - both being ideal. A graduating senior who has had a leadership role in school and/or community.

APPLICATION: In writing to Guidance no later than April 1st. The letter should detail your leadership role and involvement at Nauset. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: To the school of the recipient’s choice upon completion of a successful first semester.

2019

NAUSET ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIP (In memory of Nate Pulling, Dr. Rev. William Barker and Frederick Wilson Jr. Joseph Lawler and Dr. Rev. Phillip Mitchell)

COMMITTEE: Composed of members of the Nauset Rotary Club.

AWARD: 5 @ $1,000 each scholarship will be in memory of the above named as all of these men represented the finest of Rotary, living the Rotary Motto of “Service Above Self”. .

ELIGIBILITY: 1. A member of the graduating class at Nauset Regional High School with the exception that a graduate may apply one year later than their date graduation provided that the delay results from being involved in a year long Rotary Activity (i.e. Youth Exchange Program). 2. Active in the school and/or relevant achievements in out-of- school activities 3. Good academic standing 4. Financial need 5. Plans to attend an accredited institution of not less than one year duration.

APPLICATION: To be completed and addressed to the Principal and returned to Guidance Office no later than April 1st. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications. To be considered all applications must be typed.

PAYMENT: Payable to the recipient upon the successful completion of the first semester or marking term and enrollment in the second semester or marking term.

2019

NAUSET ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Name:______

Address:______

Phone Number: ______

Today’s Date: ______

Father’s name and occupation: ______

Mother’s name and occupation: ______

What is your class rank? ______What is your GPA? ______

In what school activities did you participate during your time at Nauset Regional? Please indicate any offices you held in these activities.

______

Did you participate in any outside of school activities that were organized by community, church or club groups? If so, please share them with us below.

______

Describe in detail your hobbies and any relevance you believe they may have to your future education and career.

______

What college do you plan to attend? Have you been accepted? (Y/N)

First choice: ______

Second choice: ______

Third choice: ______

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What is your intended field of study in college and your career plans upon graduation from college?

______

What are your estimated annual college expenses? Please itemize by tuition, fees, housing, books and any other expenses you anticipate.

______

How much financial assistance will your parents be able to provide each year?

______

How much have you saved for your education?

______

Have you qualified for financial aid at the school you plan to attend? If so, how much financial aid will you receive?

______

Where have you worked during past summers and/or during the school year and where do you plan to work this summer? How does your work experience relate to your future plans?

______

How much money do you anticipate earning this summer?

______

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How much of your summer income will be saved for your education? ______

Please tell us anything else you feel we should know as we evaluate your application. Please feel free to use additional paper, if necessary.

______

Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

Submit to Guidance Department by April 1st.

2019

NICK DeSIMONE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Members of Nick DeSimone’s Family

AWARD: Several at $1,000

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating Senior from Nauset Regional High School who is attending a two or four year college planning on majoring in physical education or athletic training.

APPLICATION: 500 word letter submitted to Guidance, addressed to committee addressing your personal goals relative to Physical Education/Athletic Training and why Physical Education is important in your life and the lives of others. Deadline for submission is April 1, 2019.

PAYMENT: Payment will be mailed to the student by the family.

NICHOLAS ‘NICK’ DESIMONE

Our son Nick graduated from Nauset High School in 1998. He loved sports; all sports. Nauset Ball was probably his favorite activity in PE class. He played Baseball, Hockey and Football while in high school. He went on to become Junior and Senior Captain of the Football program which was an unfunded program originated in his sophomore year. He helped fund raise for the program by waiting tables and washing dishes for team dinners, selling ads for the program book and setting up for the Pops in the Park concerts. He loved the camaraderie of the football team and made many close friends. After graduating from high school, Nick had the opportunity to coach alongside his father, Lenny, the Nauset Freshmen Football coach. This was by far one of his fondest memories. Nick’s favorite sport though was Hockey which he played from the time he was four years old throughout high school and into college. He had a passion for the sport both as a player and a spirit raiser, often loving to get the crowd into the game.

Upon graduation from Nauset High, Nick went on to Bridgewater State University where he majored in Physical Education. He also attended the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. While in college he continued his love of sports by playing Football and Hockey. Nick continued to have aspirations to one day get back into coaching. As an adult, Nick worked at a number of local restaurants including The Brewster Fish House and Fin in Dennis, where he became a talented cook.

We hope this gives you an insight into what kind of person Nick was. He loved to make people laugh and many of his friends thought he was the funniest guy they knew. Remember to follow your dreams and that success takes hard work. Good luck!

Chris and Lenny DeSimone

2019

NORTHWEST SCHOOLHOUSE SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Composed of three members of the Board of Directors, designated by the Noble Grand and approved by the Trustees of the Oddfellows Lodge.

AWARD: $500.00

ELIGIBILITY: A current graduate of Nauset Regional High School and/or Cape Cod Regional Technical High School or any secondary school and a resident within the boundaries of said school district at the time of graduation that has been accepted by a degree-granting institution of higher learning.

APPLICATION: In writing, to the Principal of the Nauset Regional High School and submitted to Guidance Department no later than April 1st. Student transcripts must accompany all Scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: Directly to the recipient after the successful completion of their first semester to cover tuition, student fees, books, and other related charges. To be paid when enrolled for the second semester.

NORTHWEST SCHOOLHOUSE APPLICATION (page 1)

To be filled out by applicant

Student’s name: Last name ______First name ______Middle I. ____

Permanent mailing address:______Street or box number City State Zip

Date of birth: Month ______Day ______Year______

Sex: Male ______Female ______

Student’s social security number ______

Student’s marital status: Unmarried ______Married ______

Name of institution to be attended:______

What other scholarships applied for? ______

Father’s name: ______Step father:______Male Guardian: ______

Address: ______

Occupation/Title: ______

Employed by______Number of years ______

Mother’s name:______Step mother: ______Female guardian: ______

Address: ______

Occupation/Title: ______

Total number in parent’s household ______Number in college ______Number going to college in the next four years ______

NORTHWEST SCHOOLHOUSE APPLICATION (page 2) Student’s assets and benefits______

Assets as of June this year ______

Special educational benefits (to be received this July or next June) ______

Amount of social security benefits to be received per month ______

Number of months social security benefits to be received ______

Amount of veterans of G.I. bill benefits to be received per month ______

Number of months veterans of G.I. bill benefits to be received ______

Other benefits to be received per year ______

Student’s total resources: ______

Student’s wages over the past four years:______

How much saved for college? ______

Financial assistance from student’s parents in the next four years: ______

Grants: ______Scholarships: ______Education loans: ______

Educational expenses for school or college per year: ______

Student: Write short history of self and schooling: ______

______

Submit with letter and transcript no later than April 1st to Guidance Department.

2019

ORLEANS CHAMBER FOUNDATION INC. SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Composed of five members of the Orleans Chamber of Commerce

AWARD: Nine (9) awards at $1,000

ELIGIBLITY: A member of the graduating class at Nauset Regional High School Active in the school and/or community activities and: • Good academic standing • Financial Need • Plans to attend an accredited institution of not less than two years duration

Preference may be given to students studying majors that will benefit the Blue Economy; A long range plan to promote & sustain a marine centered live-work-play economy. A broad descriptor that recognizes the vast role that water, both salt and fresh, plays in our everyday life from economic, sociologic, as well as physical and human geographic perspectives. It is understanding our relationship with the water resources surrounding us, how we interact, and finding a sustainable and symbiotic course for the future. Business Classifications include; Public Administration, National Security, Manufacturing, Marine Civil Construction, Agriculture/Fishing, Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Transportation & Warehousing, Finance & Insurance, Professional, Scientific & Technical Services, Arts/Entertainment/Recreation, Educational Services, Accommodation & Food Services.

APPLICATION: To be typed and returned to the Guidance office no later than April 1st. Your application will not be considered unless it is typed. Please attach a copy of your high school transcript.

PAYMENT: To the student at graduation.

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Name: Today’s Date:

Address:

Phone Number:

Father’s Name and Occupation:

Mother’s Name and Occupation:

What is your class rank? What is your GPA?

In what school activities did you participate during your time at Nauset Regional High School? Please indicate any offices you held in these activities.

Did you participate in any outside schools activities that were organized by community, church or club groups? If so, please share them with us below.

Describe in detail your hobbies and any relevance you believe they may have to your future education and career.

What college do you plan to attend? Have you been accepted yet? (Y/N):

First choice: Have you been accepted yet? (Y/N): Second choice: Have you been accepted yet? (Y/N): Third Choice: Have you been accepted yet? (Y/N):

What is your intended field of study in college and your career plans upon graduation from college?

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What are your estimated annual college expenses? Please itemize by tuition, fees, housing, books and any other expenses you anticipate. Tuition: $ Fees: $ Room/Board:$

Books:$ Travel:$ Other:$

How much financial assistance will your parents be able to provide each year?

How much have you saved for your education?

Have you qualified for financial aid at the school you plan to attend? If so, how much financial aid will you receive?

How much money do you anticipate earning this summer? How much of your summer income will be saved for your education? Where have you worked during past summers and/or during the school year and where do you plan to work this summer? How does your work experience relate to your future plans?

Please tell us anything else you feel we should know as we evaluate your application.

Please feel free to use additional paper if necessary.

The Orleans Community Exchange

A Scholarship Organization

Post Office Box 2542 Orleans, Massachusetts 02653

2019 Scholarship Application

COMMITTEE: Composed of members of the Orleans Community Exchange, subject to ratification by the Board of Directors.

AWARD: For seniors graduating from Nauset Regional High School and Cape Cod Regional Technical High School. This is a need based scholarship. Scholarships will be awarded in the amount of $ 1,000 per scholarship.

APPLICATION: Please complete the attached application form and mail to: The Orleans Community Exchange Post Office Box 2542 Orleans, MA 02653

All applications must be received by April 1, 2019.

PAYMENT: The entire Scholarship Award will be forwarded to the school of the student’s choice when proof of matriculation is received by the Orleans Community Exchange. All awards will be for the Fall 2019 semester.

The Orleans Community Exchange

A Scholarship Organization

Post Office Box 2542 Orleans, Massachusetts 02653

2019 Scholarship Application

Student Information

Name Street Address City ST ZIP Code Home Phone and E-mail Address

College or University Information

Name of College or University that you are planning to attend:______

Please list minimum cost of attendance for one year (in itemized format) in Expenditures on Page 2.

Have you been accepted? ______What is your expected major?______

Have you received a scholarship from this institution? ______If yes, state amount in Resources section on Page 2.

Family Information

With which adult family member (s) do you reside? ______

Mothers Name Occupation Level of Education Completed

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Fathers Name Occupation Level of Education Completed

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Siblings: Name: Age: Level of Education Completed: ______

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Work and Experience

Include both paid and volunteer work experience. Work Experience Position or Duties Duration of Employment Comments ______

Financial Information

Have you received any scholarships toward your first year expenses, other than those from the institution listed above? If yes, please name the Institution(s) or Organization(s) or state other and explain: ______

Also include this amount in Resources section below. ------Are you eligible for an MCAS Scholarship? ______

Financial need is one of the criteria used in awarding this scholarship, therefore we would like to have a summary of financial support for your anticipated educational expenses. Complete the Resources and Expenditures sections below. Please do not leave any areas blank, if zero indicate with -0-. If Unknown, indicate with UNK. Resources Expenditures

Amount from family $______Tuition and Fees $ ______Amount from your savings $ ______Housing $ ______Personal Earnings $ ______Transportation $ ______Scholarship from College or University $ ______Board $ ______(as stated above) Scholarship(s) from other source(s) as $ ______Books, supplies $ ______stated in the section, above. Amount from Educational Loans $ ______Other (please explain) $______Other (please explain) $ ______

TOTAL FUNDS $ ______TOTAL EXPENSES $______

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Please include the following with your application:

Transcript with current grades and class rank.

Personal Essay: Please attach an essay describing your academic and career goals and interests, unique educational experiences (ie: special projects), leadership experience, your involvement in community service and describe in detail any volunteer positions which you have listed above. Please also address any special family circumstances or situations, financial needs, college plans of other children in your family. Include any circumstances that you would like the committee to consider in reviewing your application.

Letters of Recommendation: Please attach two (2) letters of recommendations, one of which must be from a member of your school faculty.

Agreement and Signature

By submitting this application, I affirm that the facts set forth in it are true and complete. I understand that if I am approved for a Scholarship, any false statements, omissions, or other misrepresentations made by me on this application will result in the withdrawal of any award.

Name (printed) X Signature and Date X _____, 2019

Our Policy

ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 1, 2019. Please forward your completed application to: The Orleans Community Exchange, Post Office Box 2542, Orleans, MA 02653. It is the policy of this organization to hold any and all information provided on this application in the strictest confidence. The entire Scholarship Award will be forwarded to the school of the student’s choice when proof of matriculation is received by the Orleans Community Exchange. All awards will be for the Fall 2019 semester.

2019

ORLEANS EASTHAM AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION (Administered by the Orleans Rotary Club)

ELIGIBILITY

Only applicants in their senior year at Nauset Regional High School or Cape Cod Regional Technical High School are eligible for selection to receive an Orleans-Eastham Ambulance Association 4-year scholarship, which is awarded by the Orleans Rotary Club. An applicant must be a permanent resident of the Nauset Regional School District, generally inclusive of Brewster, Eastham, Orleans, Provincetown, Truro, and Wellfleet. A permanent resident is considered to be a person who declares any of these towns as his or her legal residence, and has actually lived in one or more of these towns for at least six months prior to the date of the application.

Applicants pursuing a medically-related course of study will be given primary considerations. A medically-related course of study is not limited to programs leading to a medical degree, but rather may be liberally interpreted to include those such as paramedical training, licensed practical nursing, dental hygiene or any medically-related training considered to be qualifying by the Orleans Rotary Club Ambulance Scholarship Committee.

Criteria used in the selection of scholarship recipients include: Declared interest is a specific medically- related course of study, demonstrated academic diligence and achievement, good citizenship and financial need.

APPLICATIONS

Scholarship applications must include: (1) home address and telephone number of the applicant; (2) high school transcript and appropriate teacher recommendations; (3) statement by the applicant regarding college and career aspirations; (4) summary of high school and other activities of relevance; and (5) a detailed statement of financial need. Applications must be submitted before April 1st to the Guidance Secretary at the appropriate school.

Each year no more than five scholarship applications selected by the Guidance Department of Nauset High School and as many as five selected by the Guidance Department of Cape Cod Tech may be submitted to the Chairman of the Orleans Rotary Club Ambulance Scholarship Committee for recipient selection by the Committee.

PAYMENT PROCEDURE

After the first semester in each of four years in college, scholarship recipients must submit a timely report (including photocopy of the college’s grades summary) to the guidance director of the high school from which the student graduated. Subject to satisfactory review of the relevant guidance department and the Rotary Ambulance Scholarship Committee, arrangements will be made for prompt funding to be sent directly to the student.

2019

Orleans Firebirds * russ ford memorial Scholarship

COMMITTEE: Sue Horton, Orleans Firebirds, GM/Baseball Operations Nancy Nickerson, Orleans Firebirds Guidance Director, Athletic Director and Principal, Nauset Regional High School

AWARD: Two at $500

ELIGIBILITY: The recipient must be a member of the graduating class of Nauset Regional High School who is planning to attend a degree-granting institute of higher learning. The applicant must also be a regular playing member of a varsity team at Nauset or have participated as a volunteer and/or intern for the Orleans Firebirds during their years at Nauset.

PAYMENT: To the students either at graduation, or at an Orleans Firebirds home game First Pitch ceremony.

2019

ORLEANS INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS FRATERNAL LODGE NO. 132 SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Composed of three members of the Lodge, designated by the Noble Grand and approved by the Trustees of the Lodge.

AWARD: $500.00

ORLEANS INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS FRATERNAL LODGE NO. 132 SCHOLARSHIP

To be filled out by applicant:

Student’s name: Last: First: MI:

Permanent mailing address: Street or box number City State Zip Date of birth: Gender: Male Female:

Student’s social security number:

Student’s marital status: Unmarried Married Married

Name of institution to be attended:

What other scholarships applied for?

Father’s name: Step father: Male Guardian:

Address:

Occupation/Title:

Employer: Number of years:

Mother’s name: Step mother: Female guardian:

Address:

Occupation/Title:

Employer: Number of years:

Total number in parent’s household:

Number in college:

Number going to college in the next four years:

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ORLEANS INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS FRATERNAL LODGE NO. 132 SCHOLARSHIP

Student’s assets and benefits:

Assets as of June this year:

Special educational benefits (to be received this July or next June):

Amount of social security benefits to be received per month:

Number of months social security benefits to be received:

Amount of veterans of G.I. bill benefits to be received per month:

Number of months veterans of G.I. bill benefits to be received:

Other benefits to be received per year:

Student’s total resources:

Student’s wages over the past four years: How much saved for college?:

Financial assistance from student’s parents in the next four years:

Grants: Scholarships: Education loans:

Educational expenses for school or college per year:

Student: Write short history of self and schooling:

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BENEVOLENT & PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS

Orleans/Eastham Lodge No. 2572

2019 APPLICATION FOR ELKS SCHOLARSHIP OR CAREER ENHANCEMENT AWARD

The Orleans-Eastham Lodge of Elks will award Five Hundred Dollar ($500.00) scholarships to six (6) high school seniors who are U.S. Citizen and reside within the eight (8) Lower Cape towns serviced by the Orleans/Eastham B.P.O.E. Lodge No. 2572, or attend a high school within the Lodge jurisdiction. The purpose of this award is to further their educational or vocational objectives. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

ATTENTION: It is the responsibility of the applicant to comply with the following instructions and the applicant’s ability to do so will be a factor considered in the award-selection process.

Completed application shall be returned no later than April 1, 2019 to: Orleans-Eastham Elks #2572 Career Awards Committee, 10 McKoy Road, Eastham, MA 02642,.

The applicant shall include all student records from ninth (9th) to the present. Records must bear appropriate school authentication.

The applicant shall prepare and send a statement of not more than 300 words identifying their academic, professional, or vocational goals. This statement must be written by the applicant.

No instruction is intended to deter a candidate from applying for this award. All information will be held confidential. The committee may request a personal interview.

ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS APPLICATION MAY BE PHOTOCOPIED.

BENEVOLENT & PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Page Two PERSONAL HISTORY:

NAME: ______AGE ______SEX ______

ADDRESS: ______

PHONE NUMBER: ______

FATHER’S NAME: ______MOTHER’S NAME: ______

LIST NAME, AGE AND RELATIONSHIP OF ALL PERSONS LIVING IN YOUR HOME AND IN THE HOMES OF YOUR PARENTS IF THEY ARE SEPARATE FROM YOUR RESIDENCE, BUT IMPACT YOUR FINANCIAL STATUS:

______

FATHER’S OCCUPATION: ______

MOTHER’S OCCUPATION: ______

ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME: ______

FRATERNAL AFFILIATIONS OF PARENTS/GUARDIANS:______

______

DESCRIBE YOUR PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL-RELATED EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING SPORTS. LIST HONORS AND AWARDS, AND OFFICES OR POSITIONS OF LEADERSHIP:

______

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DESCRIBE CIVIC AND/OR COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: ______

DESCRIBE ALL PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT; TYPE OF WORK, HOURS WORKED, REASON FOR LEAVING AND WORK QUALITY ______

HAVE YOU REASON TO EXPECT FINANCIAL AID FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE, PLEASE GIVE DETAILS: ______

PLEASE LIST COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES THAT HAVE ACCEPTED YOU AND WHICH YOU PLAN TO ATTEND: ______

IF YOUR PLANS TO DO NOT INVOLVE ATTENDING A COLLEGE, PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW YOU WOULD USE THIS AWARD: ______

The Committee thanks you for your interest and wishes you the best in the future.

2019

THE OUTER CAPE CHORALE SCHOLARSHIP

SCHOLARSHIP GUIDELINES

PURPOSE: The Outer Cape Chorale’s mission is to promote excellence in the choral arts to all who may wish to participate and/or attend concerts. To that end we wish to facilitate the further study of music by providing a scholarship to a Nauset Senior planning to major in music at an accredited college or university.

ELIGIBILITY: To be eligible, one must be a Senior and a member in good standing of a Nauset Regional High School Music Department ensemble, either choral or instrumental and accepted to a music major curriculum of an accredited college or university.

AWARD The 2019 scholarship award will be for $500 to one student and will be paid to THE INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING ATTENDED BY THE STUDENT.

Award recipient to participate in a presentation at a May 2019 Outer Cape Chorale concert.

APPLICATION AND REFERENCES: Application should be made by completing the Scholarship form and sending it to the Artistic Director by April 1, 2019. In addition to the form, a minimum of two sealed references and a transcript of your secondary school record must accompany the application.

Send to: Allison Beavan, Artistic Director Outer Cape Chorale Scholarship Fund P.O. Box 474 South Wellfleet, MA 02663

PAYMENT: Issued directly to the school mid-September 2019.

THE OUTER CAPE CHORALE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION Applications, Transcripts and References Must Be RECEIVED by April 1, 2019.

NAME ______DATE OF BIRTH ______

HOME ADDRESS ______TELEPHONE: ______

PARENTS/GUARDIAN ______

College/University Planning to Attend ______

Intended Major ______

Please list your music experience below. List all experiences that you have had in Nauset’s ensembles, All-Cape, Sr. District and State Festivals as well as solo performances. 9th grade ______10th grade ______11th grade ______12th grade ______

Music Honors, prizes, awards you have received: ______

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THE OUTER CAPE CHORALE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Private music study. Please state the instrument, years and name of teacher(s).

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Future Personal and Professional Goals ______

Student Signature: ______

Parent/Guardian Signature ______

Applications, two sealed references and a high school transcript MUST BE RECEIVED by the Artistic Director by April 1, 2019.

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2019

PETER J. KROPP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Composed of members of the Nauset Rotary Club.

AWARD: $2,500.00

ELIGIBILITY: 1. A member of the graduating class at Nauset Regional High 2. Plans to major in Education at any accredited institution or higher learning. 3. Active in the school and/or relevant achievements in out-of- school activities. 4. Good academic standing 5. Financial Need

PAYMENT: Payable to the recipient upon the successful completion of the first semester or marking term and enrollment in the second semester or marking term.

2019

PETER J. KROPP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Name:______

Address:______

Phone Number: ______

Today’s Date: ______

Father’s name and occupation: ______

Mother’s name and occupation: ______

What is your class rank? ______What is your GPA? ______

In what school activities did you participate during your time at Nauset Regional? Please indicate any offices you held in these activities. ______

Did you participate in any outside of school activities that were organized by community, church or club groups? If so, please share them with us below. ______

Describe in detail your hobbies and any relevance you believe they may have to your future education and career. ______

What college do you plan to attend? Have you been accepted? (Y/N)

First choice: ______Second choice: ______Third choice: ______

Submit to Guidance by April 1, 2019.

2019

POYANT FAMILY TRUSTEE SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Poyant family and Guidance Director of Nauset Regional High School

AWARD: $1,000

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior of Nauset Regional High School who plans on attending a four year college, has been involved in community service and actively participated in school activities. Special consideration will be given to a resident of Provincetown.

APPLICATION: Please write a letter to the Poyant Family Scholarship Committee by April 1st and submit to Guidance stating the reason you are requesting this scholarship, your intended program of study and career goals. Student transcript must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: To be paid directly to student.

2019

PROVINCETOWN FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION, INC. SCHOLARSHIP (Given by the Provincetown Firemen’s Association)

COMMITTEE: Trustees of the Firemen’s Association

AWARD: Quantity and amounts vary

ELIGIBILITY: The recipient must be a graduate of Nauset Regional High School who intends to further his/her education. Recipient must be a full time first year student. Academic proficiency and good citizenship shall be important factors in awarding scholarship.

Priority will be given to:

• Child of an active Association member • Child of a retired Association member • Provincetown or Truro resident

APPLICATION: Letter to Committee including two letters of recommendation. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications in writing by April 1st to:

Provincetown Firemen’s Association 25 Shank Painter Rd Provincetown, MA 02657

PAYMENT: Payable to the recipient upon successful completion of the first semester. Recipient must submit copy of grade report immediately after successful completion of the first semester (no later than February 15th) to the above address.

PROVINCETOWN FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION

Personal Data

Name: Honors you received in high school: High School and community extracurricular activities

9th grade 10th grade 11th grade 12th grade

Work Experience

Year: Employer: Hours/Week: Year: Employer: Hours/Week: Colleges to which you have applied: Accepted: College you plan to attend: Intended field of study:

Family Data

Parent: Occupation Employer Parent: Occupation: Employer: No. of dependent children in family (excluding yourself): Number of children in college next year: Name: College: Cost: Name: College: Cost:

Financial Data

Itemize your prospective expenses Tuition: $ Room and Board:$ Approximate total cost of first year’s program:$ Your Expected contribution:$ Your family’s contribution:$ Total Cost $

Please return this application with your letter, transcript and letters of reference to:

Provincetown Firemen’s Association 25 Shank Painter Road Provincetown, MA 02657 Attn: Paul Silva

2019

SHELLFISH PROMOTION AND TASTING SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: SPAT Board of Directors

AWARD: $2500.00 a year for four years to a student pursuing higher learning

ELIGIBILITY: This scholarship is for a student pursuing a career in aquaculture or a related industry. Student must be enrolling in a two or four-year college program, and desires to work in aquaculture related fields such as business management and shellfish production, aquaculture education, saltwater ecosystems or harbor management. These guidelines must be met every year in order to be eligible for the scholarship.

PAYMENT: Payable to student at graduation upon proof of college acceptance.

2019

ST. JOAN OF ARC GUILD SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: The Principal of Nauset Regional High School, the Scholarship Coordinator and three members of the St. Joan of Arc Guild scholarship committee.

AWARD: Various Amounts

ELIGIBILITY: 1.The student must be a graduating senior from NRHS, Monomoy High or Cape Cod Tech. 2. The student must be a “practicing” member of the St. Joan of Arc Parish. 3. The student must have a need for financial aid. 4. The student must be recommended by the Principal and teachers as scholastically, morally, and socially prepared for college. 5. The student must have been accepted at an accredited two or four-year college.

PAYMENT: Check to be sent to the college during the summer following graduation.

2019

Street Eats of Orleans Scholarship

COMMITTEE: The three partners of Street Eats of Orleans

AMOUNT: Two (2) @ $500 each

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior of Nauset High Regional High School. Consideration will be given to those interested in a non-tech field, particularly but not restricted to-Culinary, restaurant/hospitality, arts, electrical, carpentry, plumbing ect. Can be applied to college, apprenticeship, program or class, or internship.

APPLICATION: Complete the application as well as a letter to the principle stating your goals, a statement regarding eligibility requirements and where you plan to study. Transcript must be included with application. To be submitted to guidance no later than April 1st, 2019.

PAYMENT: Payment will be made to the school after first semester grades.

Street Eats of Orleans Application

To be filled out by applicant

Student’s name: Last name ______First name ______Middle I. ____

Permanent mailing address: ______Street or box number City State Zip

Date of birth: Month ______Day ______Year ______

Sex: ______Male ______Female ______

Name of institution to be attended: ______

What other scholarships applied for? ______

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Father’s name: ______Step father: ______Male Guardian: ______

Address: ______

Occupation/Title: ______

Employed by______Number of years ______

Mother’s name:______Step mother:______Female guardian: ______

Address: ______

Occupation/Title: ______

Total number in parent’s household ______

Number in college ______

Number going to college in the next four years ______

2019

SUSAN CARTER CONNELL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Principal and Director of Guidance of Nauset Regional High School and Director of Lighthouse Charter School

AWARD: $500.00

ELIGIBILITY: To a graduating senior girl of Nauset Regional High School who is an athlete and intends to further her education. Consideration will be given to:

• Cape Cod Lighthouse School Graduates • Financial Need • Academic Excellence • Athletic Excellence • Good Citizenship

APPLICATION: In writing to the Principal and submitted to Guidance Department by April 1st stating applicant’s goals, her statement of meeting the above eligibility requirements and where the applicant plans to further her education. Please state if you attended CCLHCS. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: To the recipient at graduation.

2019

SWAP SHOP ECOLOGY ACTION PRIZE

COMMITTEE: Elaine McIlroy, Harriet Korim and Lydia Vivante

AWARD: Amount Varies

ELIGIBILITY: A graduating senior who has actively demonstrated concern for the environment. Financial need is a secondary consideration. Preference given to a Wellfleet resident.

APPLICATION: Write a letter to the “Friends of the Dump” describing ways in which you have actively demonstrated your concern for the environment. Briefly discuss your academic career plans. Preference will be given to applications with references from relevant individuals or organizations. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications. Send no later than April 1st to:

Ms. Harriet Korim PO Box 3040 Wellfleet, MA 02667

PAYMENT: Payment to the student at time of graduation.

2019

THOMAS AND RUTH STOUGHTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Director of Guidance and the family of Thomas and Ruth Stoughton

AWARD: $500.00

ELIGIBILITY: The scholarship will be awarded to a student who will graduate from Nauset Regional High School and has attended NRHS for at least 2 years. Candidate will pursue a career in music, history, or English.

APPLICATION: A letter to the Principal and submitted to Guidance by April 1st highlighting any significant high school music, history, or English experience/performance as well as plans for the study of music, history, or English in college. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

PAYMENT: Paid directly to the student at graduation.

2019

VIOLA MANUEL TRUST SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: The Principal of Nauset Regional High School, the Scholarship Coordinator, and at least one member of the faculty.

AWARD: Several scholarships varying in amounts from $1,000 - $2,000.

ELIGIBILITY: A graduating senior who is continuing his or her education in an accredited vocational/technical training institution or a two or four year institution of higher learning.

APPLICATION: A letter to the Principal of Nauset Regional High School and submitted to Guidance Department indicating the applicant’s goals demonstrated personal contributions to the school and/or community. Student transcripts must accompany all scholarship applications.

Deadline: April 1, 2019.

PAYMENT: Directly to the school of the recipient’s choice by June 30.

2019

WOMEN OF FISHING FAMILIES SCHOLARSHIP

COMMITTEE: Karen Murdock and Guidance Director

AWARD: $500

ELIGIBILITY: Graduating senior of Nauset Regional High School who is the child of a commercial fishing family. Applicant may also work in the commercial fishing industry (if parent does not work).

APPLICATION: Please write a letter to the Committee by April 1st and mail to WOFF, PO Box 134, Chatham, MA 02633 answering the questions “How has being in a fishing family impacted you in a positive way?” and “What is the biggest challenge you have faced being in a fishing family” . Student transcript must accompany all scholarship applications. Also include your email address. Fill in the Applicant Info section of the application. Indicate the specific scholarship you wish to apply for by circling only 1 of the options. Follow any special instructions that go along with the specific scholarship for which you are applying.

PAYMENT: Winner will be required to volunteer (4 hours) at the Blessing of the Fleet on May 25th where they will be presented the check.

WOMEN OF FISHING FAMILIES (W.O.F.F.)

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 2019

● All applicants must be a relative of a commercial fishing family ● Applicants may work in the commercial fishing industry (if family members do not) ● Applicant must be continuing education through College or Trade School ● Please acquire & attach a copy of your high school transcripts. ● Answer the following questions in a concise 1-page essay (may be typed or handwritten) 1. How has being in a fishing family impacted you in a positive, or negative, way? 2. What is the biggest challenge you have faced being in a fishing family ● Please fill out the information requested in the “Applicant Information” section below and submit this page along with your transcripts and essay (please feel free to use separate pages to share information) ● Send to WOFF P.O. Box 134 Chatham, Ma 02633 ● The application must be postmarked by April 1st, 2019 . Applicant Information:

Full Name:______

Current High School:______

Home Address:______

Mailing Address: (If different from home address):______

Family’s Fisheries (Name all that apply):______

Guardian's Email & Phone Number:______

Please Contact Karen Murdoch with any questions [email protected]

PLEASE check off which scholarship you are applying for: ____ BLISKA Brad Liska Scholarship ____ Alison Barabe W.O.F.F. Scholarship ____ David Murdoch Scholarship

BLISKA Brad Liska Scholarship $1,000 Brad was kind and compassionate, wiser than his years and made an impression wherever he went. He was curious with an infectious spirit and a wide-range of interests. He was a nationally ranked speed rope-jumper and loved soccer and ski racing. Brad embraced life and touched so many hearts along the way. Brad passed after a very courageous fight with cancer at the age of 13. His spirit is seen in all of his friends and in our fishing community that believes in BLISKA. B-Brave, B-Strong, B-Courageous.

Alison Barabe W.O.F.F. Scholarship $500 Allison Barabe was one of the women who helped grow WOFF from the day it began. Alison cared deeply about her family, friends and her fishing community. She was artistic and creative in every aspect of her life, including her role in WOFF. Her laughter was infectious and her smile was even brighter! She was dedicated to helping her neighbors and community in times of need and she worked hard at making tough times just a little easier for the fishing families that WOFF serves. Alison died suddenly in July of 2016, leaving a big hole in our WOFF-sister hearts, in her family and in our fishing community. We continue our important work in Alison’s name.

David Murdoch Scholarship $1,000 David Murdoch, III, was an experienced mariner, a skilled craftsman, an athlete, and a loving husband, father, and grandfather. His children, David and Kate, attended Chatham Public Schools (as his granddaughter does now) and, over the years, he coached many of their athletic teams. David was also a longtime volunteer at Chatham Elementary School, helping the younger students by reading with them. David died suddenly last June but lives on in his family’s heart and in the children whom he enjoyed reading with - and supporting - over many, many years.