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2011 WCREPA SCHOLARSHIPS
At the May luncheon, the students selected to receive the WCREPA scholarships of $1,000.00 each were introduced. These
students will use their scholarships to pursue training as teachers. These awards were made possible from WCREPA's
Nellie and Lake Lytton Scholarship Fund. We had many highly qualified applicants, and the following six students were the
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2011 WCREPA Scholarships |
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Mike is the son of Paul and Cynthia Etzel
and a graduate of Clear Spring High
School. In the fall he will be attending
Frostburg State University pursuing
a career as a teacher of History or
Social Studies. During his sophomore
and junior years at Clear Spring,
Mike was a member of the school's
track team. He played football for four
years, becoming the all-time scorer
for Clear Spring. His senior year he
ranked fifth in the state in rushing
yards. He hopes to play football for Frostburg State. |
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The daughter of David and Debra
McGrogan, Caitlin is a graduate
of Boonsboro High School. At
Boonsboro High School, Caitlin was
the varsity cheerleading captain for
the 2010-2011 season. She also
served as secretary of the National
Honor Society and participated in
the Future Educators of America,
the Spanish Honor Society and the
Links Crew. Caitlin completed over
500 student service learning hours, most of which were in the Viers Mill Elementary School in
Montgomery County. Her plans are to complete a degree in
elementary education at the University of Maryland, College
Park, then teach in a less fortunate area or at an inner city
elementary school. |
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Mike Etzel |
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Caitlin McGrogan
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A graduate of North Hagerstown High
School, Sally was active as a student.
She held leadership positions in
the Key Club, was treasurer of the
National Honor Society and a member
of TAM, the Teacher Academy of
Maryland. Dealing with personal
health issues, POTS (postural
orthostatic trachycardia syndrome)
and Rumination Syndrome, she has
succeeded ademically and has
given overtwo hundred fifty community
service hours. Sally hopes to become a Pre-K Kindergarten
teacher and will be attending Shepherd University. She is
the daughter of Jeffrey and Nancy Johnston. |
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Megan is a graduate of the Barbara
Ingram School for the Arts. She
is the daughter of John and
Christina Duckworth. At school
Megan served as vice-president
of the school's chapter of the
International Thespian Society
and has also served as vice-
president of the National Honor
Society. She has used her talents in singing and acting as
a participant in three different ensembles. Megan has also
been active in her church as a member of the Fellowship
for Christian Athletes. She will be attending Shippensburg
University, pursuing a degree in education. She is looking
forward to a career in teaching. |
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Sally Johnston |
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Megan Duckworth
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Kaelii is a graduate of Williamsport High
School. She is the daughter of
Rodney and Paula Kriner. During
her high school years, she was
captain of the girl's soccer team and
served as secretary of the National
Honor Society. She has volunteered
for a number of community service
activities. At two months of age, she
was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis
and has been an active member of
its Foundation. She does not let herself be defined by her
illness. Instead, she says it makes her a stronger person so
that she can continue with her struggle and still succeed.
Kaelii will be attending Towson University studying to
become an elementary school teacher. |
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The daughter of Joe Delosier and
Dodie Pohl, Lyndsie is a
graduate of Smithsburg High
School. At Smithsburg High
School, she was captain of
the cross country and outdoor
track teams. She also served
as president of the Math
and Latin Clubs. Lyndsie
received he Faculty Advisor Award every year she was in
high school. She has spent many hours tutoring students
at Smithsburg elementary and middle schools. She will
be attending Bridgewater College pursuing a career in
elementary education. |
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Kaelii Stout
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Lyndsie Delosier
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