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The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise, Thursday, July 11, 2002
B.J. Eastman receives scholarship
EASTMAN WINS MACHINISTS'
SCHOLARSHIP
Brian J. Eastman, is this
year's recipient of an IAM
scholarship. It marks the first
time someone from Topeka
SMT, Lodge 378, has received
one of these national scholar-
ships.
The scholarship goes to a
student based on his or her
academic achievement, extra
curricular activities and ser-
vice to school and community.
The award shines favorably
on Brian's teachers at Mission
Valley High School. B.J. is one
of only 15 winners from 737
applicants. Thirteen scholar-
ships went to railroad em-
ployees' dependents and two
went to members themselves.
A committee of four educa-
tors not connected with the
union selects scholarship
winners. Judges consider
grades, attitude toward study,
personal references, test
scores, opinion of counselors
and teachers as well as outside
activities.
The IAM Scholarship Pro-
gram was set up by members
of the International Associa-
tion of Machinists and
Aerospace Workers at the 1960
convention. It is financed by
donations from lodge mem-
bers throughout the United
States and Canada.
The program was set up be-
cause of the cost of continuing
education after high school.
Brian receives $2,000 per
year for two years while
studying machine tool tech-
nology at Kaw Area Technical
School.
B~I. is the son of Jim and
Rose Eastman of Eskrldge.
Nifty, Nifty
Look Who's
50 Y
Happy Birthday from
your granddaughters
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Fresh Cilantro
Get yourself a bunch of
fresh cilantro, wash and
trim off~ the stems. Dry on
paper towels then put in
individual freezer snack
bags. Freeze. When you
need some fresh cilantro
for salsa, soup or dips, just
get a pack from the freezer,
crush or chop and add to.
your recipe.
Make Plans To
Attend The
Wabaunsee
County 4-H
Fair!
Parade at 6 p.m.
July 29th
Kurt McQueen
MCQUEEN ACCEPTS
PRESIDENTIAL
SCHOLARSHIP FROM
THE UNIVERSITY OF
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
Kurt McQueen has ac-
cepted a Presidential Scholar-
ship from the University of
Central Arkansas in Conway.
Kurt graduated from Vflo-
nia High School, Vilonia, Ar-
kansas and attended Wabaun-
see High School, Alma, Kansas
his freshman and sophomore
year. He was thirteenth in his
class of 168 students and was
one of 28 Honor Graduates.
Kurt is a member of National
Honor Society, National Beta
Club, Mu Alpha Theta Na-
tional Mathematics Club, Fel-
lowship of Christian Athletes
and Future Business Leaders
of America. He scored top in
school in the American
Mathematics Competition.
Kurt is a four-year Baseball
Letterman and a two-year
Cross-Country Letterman.
Kurt is the son of Lee and
Patty MeQueen, Vilonia, Ar-
kansas, formerly of Alma,
Kansas. He is the grandson
of Bill and Dorothy Becker,
Rossville and Harold and
Eudora MeQueen, DeUeu
UNIVERSITY OF
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
ANNOUNCES
DEAN'S LIST
Megan McQueen, Vilonla,
Arkansas was named to the
Dean's List for the 2001-2002
academic year at the Univer-
sity of Central Arkansas in
Conway. She is a junior ma-
joring in Environmental Sci-
ence.
Megan is the daughter of
Lee and Patty McQueen,
Vilo.nia, Arkansas, formerly
of Alma, Kansas. She is the
granddaughter of Bill and
Dorothy Hecker, Rossville
and Harold and Eudora
McQu___~n, Delia.
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