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Scholarship Book (Student Version) 2019 Scholarship Book (student version) 2019 Introductory Information This Scholarship Book (student version) contains descriptions of all scholarships currently administered by the Baraboo Community Scholarship Corporation (BCSC). Only one application form is necessary to be considered for any or all of these scholarships. Application forms are available at the Baraboo High School guidance office or through the media center computer. High school transcripts are available in the high school guidance office. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the application is completed properly and timely, that all transcripts are sent, and that both letters of recommendation are sent. The entire Scholarship Book (student version) is available online (in January, 2019) at: http://www.barabooscholarships.com The application, references, and transcripts must be returned to BCSC by Monday, February 28, 2019 or left in the High School Guidance drop box by Monday, February 28, 2019. Applications postmarked or left in the High School Guidance drop box on or later than March 1, 2019 will NOT be considered for scholarships. The address for sending the application materials is Baraboo Community Scholarship Corporation PO Box 380 Baraboo WI 53913-0380 The following pages list the general criteria that each donor specified for consideration for the pertinent scholarship. If a number is omitted in a specific scholarship, the criterion does not apply. For example, if number (5) is omitted from the list of criteria, that means (5) Class percent is not a consideration for that scholarship. Be sure to read each item on each page carefully, because every scholarship is different. You may not qualify for one, but may qualify for another. Be sure to apply if you qualify for any of our scholarships. DISCLAIMER Although Baraboo Community Scholarship Corporation (BCSC) makes every effort to ensure the information contained in the Scholarship Book (student version) describing scholarships administered by BCSC is accurate, no warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, is made by BCSC that the information contained in the Scholarship Book (student version) or Scholarship Guide of Baraboo High School is accurate as published. BCSC will not be liable for any damages, losses or expenses as a result of any person’s reliance upon the information contained in the Scholarship Book (student version). BCSC Scholarship Criteria Number Criterion 1 Name of Scholarship 2 Amount 3 Date of graduation from Baraboo High School 4 Grade point average 5 Financial need 6 Intended career and/or major 7 Intended school 8 Personal characteristics 9 Work history 10 Extra-curricular activities 11 Full or part-time student 17 Other information BCSC Scholarship Book - 2019 (Student Version) Table of Contents *American Association of University Women-Baraboo Branch (AAUW) Scholarship ..1 AAUW-Irene Clauson UWC-Baraboo/Sauk County Returning Student Scholarship ...... 2 Joyce Albert Music Scholarship ........................................................................................ 3 *Baraboo Class of 1955 .................................................................................................... 4 *BHS Class of 1983 Memorial Scholarship ...................................................................... 5 Baraboo Community Scholarship Corporation Scholarship ............................................. 6 Baraboo Education Association Scholarship..................................................................... 7 Baraboo Kiwanis Harlan Lambert Memorial Scholarship ................................................ 8 Baraboo Kiwanis Ron LaMasney Memorial Scholarship ................................................. 9 Baraboo Kiwanis Robert C. Dewel Memorial Scholarship ............................................... 10 *Baraboo Masonic Lodge No. 34, F.& A.M. Scholarship ................................................ 12 *Baraboo Citizens Police & Fire Academy Alumni Association Scholarship .................. 13 Baraboo Rotary Club Scholarship ..................................................................................... 14 Olga Marie Bassett Biological Sciences Scholarship ........................................................ 15 Bekah Kate’s Women in Business Scholarship ................................................................. 16 *William Benzies, Jr. Scholarship ..................................................................................... 17 Baraboo High School Food Service Program Scholarship ................................................ 18 BBS Inc. Scholarship ........................................................................................................ 19 Genevieve Caflisch Memorial Scholarship ....................................................................... 20 *Wendy Sue Cahoon Scholarship ..................................................................................... 21 *Bonnie Carroll Memorial Scholarship............................................................................. 22 *Elva Staveness Christopher Memorial Scholarship ........................................................ 23 Cole Scholarship ................................................................................................................ 24 Ruth E. Cranston Scholarship ........................................................................................... 25 Devil’s Lake Concession Scholarship ............................................................................... 26 Devil’s Lake Concession Employee Scholarship .............................................................. 27 *Baraboo Chapter 21 Order of the Eastern Star Scholarship ............................................ 28 *L.H. Eckhardt Memorial Scholarship Trust by Chester Bible ........................................ 29 *Florence Attridge Eschenbach Scholarship ..................................................................... 30 Fairway Mortgage Scholarship .......................................................................................... 31 Fairway Mortgage Business Scholarship .......................................................................... 32 Suzanne Schaefer Fischer Memorial Scholarship ............................................................. 33 *Dina and Paul Fishkin Scholarship.................................................................................. 34 *Mike Ford Memorial Rotary Scholarship ........................................................................ 35 *These scholarships include financial need in their criteria. If you wish to be considered for any of them you must complete and return the standard FAFSA Form (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) with your application. This form is available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov or copies may be obtained from the high school Guidance Office *John and Esther Gray Scholarship ................................................................................... 36 *Teri Hanners-Fox Scholarship ......................................................................................... 37 Ron Hart Memorial Scholarship ........................................................................................ 38 Lowell Haugen Memorial Scholarship .............................................................................. 39 *Lisa Hohl Memorial Scholarship .................................................................................... 40 *Hollenbeck Scholarships ................................................................................................. 41 *Sarah A. Holm Memorial Scholarship ............................................................................ 42 Harry Jantz Memorial Madison College Scholarship ....................................................... 43 *Kasper Memorial Medical Scholarship ........................................................................... 44 *Dave and Sherry Koepp Family Scholarship .................................................................. 45 *Sauk County USBC Bowling Association Keith Koepp Memorial Scholarship ............ 46 *Kim Kropp Blum Sports Leadership Scholarship ........................................................... 47 Sheri Kujak Scholarship .................................................................................................... 48 Judy Kuter Scholarship for Teacher Education Scholarship ............................................. 49 *John and Murrel Lange Scholarship ................................................................................ 50 *Eugene J. Larson Memorial Scholarship ......................................................................... 51 Wilma Leonard Memorial Scholarship ............................................................................. 52 *Shirley and John Liebig Memorial Scholarship .............................................................. 53 *Tom and Glenyce Luck Scholarship ............................................................................... 54 *George McArthur Memorial Scholarship ........................................................................ 55 *Timm B. Meyer Memorial Scholarship .......................................................................... 56 *Henry C. and Corwin G. Moeller Scholarship ................................................................ 57 Mossman Family Scholarship ........................................................................................... 58 MBE CPAs
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