2015 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

While attending New Franklin High School, Abbey achieved a 3.57/4.0 GPA throughout high school by working hard and challenging herself with high-level courses.

While in high school, Abbey’s extracurricular activities include:

Extracurricular Activities:

Future Business Leaders of America (10-11)

4-H (9-12)

National High School Rodeo Association (9-12)

Missouri Rodeo Cowboys Association (9-12)

Youth Group (9-11)

United Rodeo Association

National Honor Society (10-12)

Honors and Awards:

A-Honor Roll (9-10)

B-Honor Roll (11)

2011 Reserve Champion Breakaway Roping Champion

2012 Champion Breakaway Roper

Community and Other Activities:

Food Bank

Flower Planting in Downtown New Franklin

Riley Equine Therapy Center

National Honor Society Thanksgiving Dinner

National Honor Society Blood Drive

Work Activity:

Abbey is currently not employed.

The high school counselor stated Abbey has an important trait for young people.  Abbey is a leader when she needs to be and a follower when she needs to be.  She is still very willing to learn.  Abbey is a well-rounded young person who has committed a great deal of time and energy to her future education and career.

Luke has a 3.826/4.0 GPA attending Missouri University of Science and Technology.  While balancing studies and baseball, Luke’s goal is to graduate with at least a 3.5 GPA and be placed into a job he is excited to begin the following graduation.

Since entering college and while in high school, Luke’s extracurricular activities include:

Extracurricular Activities:

Missouri S&T Varsity Baseball Team (Freshman)

Athletic Director’s Council (12)

Football, Basketball, Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12)

Student Council (11, 12)

Leadership Class (11, 12)

DECA (11)

Student Council State Convention (12)

Renaissance Member (9, 10, 11, 12)

Mu Alpha Theta (12)

Honors and Awards Received:

Dean’s List: Fall 2013

A Honor Roll (9, 10, 11, 12)

Football MFCA All-State Quarterback (12)

St. Louis Post Dispatch Scholar Athlete Award (12)

National Football Foundation, St. Louis-Tom Lombardo Chapter Scholar-Athlete Award (12)

Football Class 5 District 4 All-District (12)

Football East Central All-District (12)

Football First Team All-Conference (GAC Central) (12)

Football Academic All-Conference (10, 11, 12)

Washington High School Football Team Offensive Player of the Year (12)

Basketball Academic All-Conference (11, 12)

Baseball Academic All-Conference (9, 10, 11)

Football Academic All-State (10, 11, 12)

International Leadership Network-Missouri Valley Young Achiever Medallion Award Recipient (10)

Academic Booster Club “Academic Achiever Award” (April) (11)

Basketball Team Captain (11, 12)

Football Team Captain (12)

Football Second Team All-Conference (10)

Football Second Team All-All-Area (10)

Honorable Mention All-Conference (11)

Honorable Mention All-Area (11)

St. Louis Post Dispatch Athlete of the Week (11)

KLPW Athlete of the Week (10, 11, 12)

Washington Rotary Club Student of the Month (December 2012) (12)

Community and Other Activities:

Children’s Relay for Life Co-Chair (11, 12)

Meals on Wheels (11)

Student Council State Convention Publicity Chairman (12)

Dig for a Difference (10) Chaired (11, 12)

Senior Citizens Prom (11, 12)

Special Olympics Bowling (11, 12)

Red Ribbon Week Speaker (11, 12)

Family Reading Night (11, 12)

Boy Scout Football Night (12)

Youth Baseball Camp (11, 12)

Youth Football Camp (10, 11, 12)

Work Activity:

Hasenjaeger Trucking, Inc. - 2011-Present:  Truck maintenance, detailing trucks.

Lawn Care - 2008-2013:  cut grass and provide various lawn care services.

Hay Rake Acres (farm) – 2012:  paint fences, general maintenance

Luke wanted to receive the MDTA scholarship because it would be extremely helpful in paying for college expenses and a great honor for his family’s business.  Luke will be mostly self-supportive in paying for college.

While attending Hannibal High School, Kaitlyn achieved a 3.94/4.0 Weighted GPA.

While in high school, Abbey’s extracurricular activities include:

Extracurricular Activities:

Future Business Leaders of America (10-12), Vice President (11), President (12)

National Technical Honors Society (11, 12)

National Honors Society (11, 12)

Espancais (9-12)

Honors and Awards:

Future Business Leaders of America Districts-1st Place in Business Law (10)

Future Business Leaders of America Districts-1st Place in Banking and Financial Systems (12)

National Student Leadership Conference (11)

Community and Other Activities:

Youth Group

Deacon

Children’s Worship Leader

Hannibal Arts Council-Children’s Workshop.

Work Activity:

Kaitlyn is currently employed 10-15 hours a week hostessing and bussing tables.

The high school counselor stated commitment, initiative, communication, maturity, and responsible as her leadership qualities.