Community Foundation of White County
FUNDS
LIST OF

AGENCY FUNDS
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
Everyone can be great because everyone can serve.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Francis and Beulah Altman Scholarship Fund
University. The Altmans farmed in White County, and Beulah was a long-time
teacher.
John Bartoo and Ida Bartoo Scholarship Fund
Little is known of John Bartoo and Ida Bartoo, except that they farmed,
most likely in Benton County. Pursuant to the Bartoo trust used to establish
the fund, this fund provides a scholarship to a graduating Tri-County senior
pursuing post-secondary education in agriculture or agri-business.
G. Keith and Rose. S. Bernhardt Scholarship
Louis Blum Memorial Scholarship Fund
John and Kathie Connelly Scholarship Fund
Mildred L. Cox Scholarship Fund
Established through the Mildred L. Cox (1909-2003) Trust, scholarships from
this fund are awarded to Twin Lakes graduating seniors, or previous Twin Lakes
graduates enrolled in a college or university, for whom financial assistance is
a necessity.
Gordon and Marilyn Denton Scholarship Fund
Established by these long-time Chalmers-area farmers, this scholarship is
awarded to a Frontier graduating senior who is pursuing higher education or
training; applicants must demonstrate involvement in 4-H and/or interest in
music and the arts.
Donald Dunk Memorial Scholarship Fund
Encouraging Entrepreneurship Scholarship Fund
This scholarship was established by M. Yvonne Koertge in memory of her husband, Paul, with whom she owned and operated the Riviera Resort complex on Lake Shafer for over 50 years. In tribute to Paul’s keen business sense, the scholarship was created to support a student pursuing a college degree and career in business. In addition to being an outstanding businessman, Paul was passionately committed to community, serving on many local boards, committees, and organizations. It is hoped that this scholarship’s recipient will commit time, talent, and treasure to better both business and community.
One scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior from Frontier, North White, Tri-County or Twin Lakes High School intending to pursue a college degree and career in business, particularly with an interest in entrepreneurship.
(Twin Lake students: please contact your guidance office for a Twin Lakes Common Application. All other Students please download the form below)
Luke Frist Memorial Scholarship Fund
Dr. Charles and Treva Gish Health Scholarship Fund
Charles, a retired dentist, and Treva, a retired nurse, lived different places, traveled the world extensively, both for business and pleasure, and are passionately committed to addressing the challenge of access to quality healthcare, particularly in rural communities. These Brookston residents created this scholarship to encourage dental, medical, and other healthcare students to work hard for the benefit of others and to consider Investing their education back into rural communities that need their talent, abilities, and commitment.
Emil Gutwein & Robert Pentel Memorial Fund
Established by J. Bradley and Kaye Gutwein in honor of Brad’s entrepreneurial
and community-minded grandfathers, this fund provides annual scholarships
for college, one each to a graduating senior from North White and Twin Lakes
High Schools.
Robert B. Hanni Scholarship
Bob Hanni (1926-2017) believed in and was committed to lifelong education. Whether as an educator in the classroom, school superintendent, banker, or community advocate, he encouraged everyone to use their vision and talents for the greater good. This scholarship is available to graduating senior from Frontier, North White, Tri-County, or Twin Lakes High School. For students intending to pursue higher education through a nonprofit college, university, or school of training.
Bette K. Huffman Memorial Fund
personal growth and enjoyment.
James A. Huffman Memorial Fund
Established by his brother, Robert, this scholarship pays tribute to James
Huffman (1920-1942), an Air Force pilot killed in a World War II training
mission. This scholarship funds a Twin Lakes graduating senior interested
in entering military service, particularly one interested in becoming a pilot.
Irons Memorial Scholarship
Valerie James “Don’t Quit” Memorial Scholarship Fund
A fund established in memory of Valerie James (1979-1997), a vibrant and
compassionate young woman killed in a tragic car accident the summer
before her senior year at Tri-County High School. This scholarship is awarded
to a Tri-County High School graduating senior who has been active in 4-H
(preferably a 10-year member and Junior Leader) and exhibits a “don’t quit”
attitude. The award is presented annually at the White County 4-H Fair.
Tyra Wright Klink and Angela Wright Elder Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adam Krintz Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adam Krintz was a spirited member of the Twin Lakes Class of 2002; one
month after his graduation, leukemia claimed the life of this outgoing, well-
liked student. In his memory, his family annually awards a college
scholarship to a graduating senior at Twin Lakes High School.
Landis Memorial Scholarship Fund
This scholarship is awarded to a Twin Lakes graduating senior enrolling in post-
secondary education. Created by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Landis, owners of Landis
Plastics, Inc., It honors the memory of their sons, Henry J. Landis II and Edward
Landis.
Monticello Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund
At their 50th reunion, several members of the Monticello Class of ’61 decided
that they would create a scholarship in gratitude for the strong foundation
provided for them by the Monticello schools and community. The award is given
to a graduating senior at Twin Lakes who has a strong academic record, has
been an active member of the community, and who needs financial assistance
in order to attend college.
Sandra L. Pitstick Memorial Scholarship Fund
Sandi Pitstick (1949-2008) taught elementary school for 37 years, 34 of
them in the Tri-County school system. Established by her husband Rodney,
this scholarship fund benefits a Tri-County graduating senior pursuing a
college degree in elementary education.
E. Jean Voorhis Memorial Scholarship Fund
She loved working with children, her church, 4-H and home economics classes. When Jean died in 1998, her family established this scholarship to help a Twin Lakes graduating senior pursuing a college degree and career in home economics, teaching or music.
A. J. Wagner Memorial Scholarship Fund
A. J. Wagner (1983-2006) loved sports and spending time with his friends.
His parents established this scholarship to assist a graduating Frontier or
North White senior who has been active in sports pursue post-secondary
education.
George G. Walters Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is not yet available.
Yeoman United Methodist Church Scholarship Fund
Annie Horton Summer Scholarship
Richard and Betty Graf, Eugene Hageman, and Murt Harrington Memorial Scholarships
Richard and Betty Graf, parents of Sandy Hageman and Susan Bledsoe, were devoted farmers committed to God, family, and community.
Eugene Hageman was born in 1920, the oldest of 9 children. He became a successful farmer in Remington, was father to Steve and Suzan, and a founding partner of Remington Seeds. A kind and hard-working man who never had the chance to go to college, he believed in “leaving things better than you found them, especially the land.”
Murt Harrington was born north of Goodland in 1898. A livestock dealer, businessman, real estate investor, and storyteller, Murt was one of the most well-known and well-loved people in the community. He became a surrogate and beloved grandfather to Steve and Suzan Hageman and inspired Steve to get involved in the real estate business.
Scholarships (one each: Graf, Hageman, Harrington) are available to graduating Tri-County seniors intending to pursue higher education in the field of agriculture through a nonprofit college or university.
Richard and Betty Graf, Eugene Hageman, and Murt Harrington Memorial Scholarships Application
Bill Hartke, Remington Class of '64, and Tri-County Scholarships
Bill Hartke Memorial Scholarship: A well-loved and respected Math teacher, this scholarship honors Mr. Hartke’s (1943-2007) love of education and his students.
Remington Class of '64 Scholarship: RHS ’64 members remain committed to academics and good citizenship; scholarship available after successful completion of first semester.
Tri-County Scholarships (10)
Applicants must be graduating seniors from Tri-County High School intending to pursue higher education through a nonprofit college, university, or school of training.
Applications will be reviewed using the following criteria: academic record, school-sponsored activities, community service and personal character, and a personal essay.
Bill Hartke, Remington Class of '64 and Tri-County Scholarships Applications
Linda Taulman Memorial Scholarship
Linda Taulman (1950-2015) was a teacher and coach – of athletics and of life. Her exuberant spirit and deep faith inspired everyone she met, regardless of circumstances. This scholarship was created in her memory by Linda’s husband, Duane, within the Tri-County Educational Foundation Project Fund, a fund administered by the Community Foundation of White County to provide recognition and support for academics in the Tri-County School Corporation.
Linda Taulman Memorial Scholarship Application

ARTS AND CULTURE
Monticello Parks Fund
A fund established to support the Monticello City Parks.
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
Art, freedom and creativity will change society faster than politics.
Victor Pinchuk

CEMETERY FUNDS
Monticello Parks Fund
A fund established to support the Monticello City Parks.
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
The richest person in the cemetery is the one who left the most happy memories.
Matshona Dhliwayo

CHILDREN AND YOUTH
Monticello Parks Fund
A fund established to support the Monticello City Parks.
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see.
John F. Kennedy

COMMUNITY
Monticello Parks Fund
A fund established to support the Monticello City Parks.
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
What a man does for himself dies with him. What a man does for his community lives long after he is gone.
Theodore Roosevelt

EDUCATION
Francis and Beulah Altman Scholarship Fund
University. The Altmans farmed in White County, and Beulah was a long-time
teacher.
John Bartoo and Ida Bartoo Scholarship Fund
Little is known of John Bartoo and Ida Bartoo, except that they farmed,
most likely in Benton County. Pursuant to the Bartoo trust used to establish
the fund, this fund provides a scholarship to a graduating Tri-County senior
pursuing post-secondary education in agriculture or agri-business.
G. Keith and Rose. S. Bernhardt Scholarship
Louis Blum Memorial Scholarship Fund
John and Kathie Connelly Scholarship Fund
Mildred L. Cox Scholarship Fund
Established through the Mildred L. Cox (1909-2003) Trust, scholarships from
this fund are awarded to Twin Lakes graduating seniors, or previous Twin Lakes
graduates enrolled in a college or university, for whom financial assistance is
a necessity.
Gordon and Marilyn Denton Scholarship Fund
Established by these long-time Chalmers-area farmers, this scholarship is
awarded to a Frontier graduating senior who is pursuing higher education or
training; applicants must demonstrate involvement in 4-H and/or interest in
music and the arts.
Donald Dunk Memorial Scholarship Fund
Encouraging Entrepreneurship Scholarship Fund
This scholarship was established by M. Yvonne Koertge in memory of her husband, Paul, with whom she owned and operated the Riviera Resort complex on Lake Shafer for over 50 years. In tribute to Paul’s keen business sense, the scholarship was created to support a student pursuing a college degree and career in business. In addition to being an outstanding businessman, Paul was passionately committed to community, serving on many local boards, committees, and organizations. It is hoped that this scholarship’s recipient will commit time, talent, and treasure to better both business and community.
One scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior from Frontier, North White, Tri-County or Twin Lakes High School intending to pursue a college degree and career in business, particularly with an interest in entrepreneurship.
(Twin Lake students: please contact your guidance office for a Twin Lakes Common Application. All other Students please download the form below)
Luke Frist Memorial Scholarship Fund
Dr. Charles and Treva Gish Health Scholarship Fund
Charles, a retired dentist, and Treva, a retired nurse, lived different places, traveled the world extensively, both for business and pleasure, and are passionately committed to addressing the challenge of access to quality healthcare, particularly in rural communities. These Brookston residents created this scholarship to encourage dental, medical, and other healthcare students to work hard for the benefit of others and to consider Investing their education back into rural communities that need their talent, abilities, and commitment.
Emil Gutwein & Robert Pentel Memorial Fund
Established by J. Bradley and Kaye Gutwein in honor of Brad’s entrepreneurial
and community-minded grandfathers, this fund provides annual scholarships
for college, one each to a graduating senior from North White and Twin Lakes
High Schools.
Robert B. Hanni Scholarship
Bob Hanni (1926-2017) believed in and was committed to lifelong education. Whether as an educator in the classroom, school superintendent, banker, or community advocate, he encouraged everyone to use their vision and talents for the greater good. This scholarship is available to graduating senior from Frontier, North White, Tri-County, or Twin Lakes High School. For students intending to pursue higher education through a nonprofit college, university, or school of training.
Bette K. Huffman Memorial Fund
personal growth and enjoyment.
James A. Huffman Memorial Fund
Established by his brother, Robert, this scholarship pays tribute to James
Huffman (1920-1942), an Air Force pilot killed in a World War II training
mission. This scholarship funds a Twin Lakes graduating senior interested
in entering military service, particularly one interested in becoming a pilot.
Irons Memorial Scholarship
Valerie James “Don’t Quit” Memorial Scholarship Fund
A fund established in memory of Valerie James (1979-1997), a vibrant and
compassionate young woman killed in a tragic car accident the summer
before her senior year at Tri-County High School. This scholarship is awarded
to a Tri-County High School graduating senior who has been active in 4-H
(preferably a 10-year member and Junior Leader) and exhibits a “don’t quit”
attitude. The award is presented annually at the White County 4-H Fair.
Tyra Wright Klink and Angela Wright Elder Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adam Krintz Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adam Krintz was a spirited member of the Twin Lakes Class of 2002; one
month after his graduation, leukemia claimed the life of this outgoing, well-
liked student. In his memory, his family annually awards a college
scholarship to a graduating senior at Twin Lakes High School.
Landis Memorial Scholarship Fund
This scholarship is awarded to a Twin Lakes graduating senior enrolling in post-
secondary education. Created by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Landis, owners of Landis
Plastics, Inc., It honors the memory of their sons, Henry J. Landis II and Edward
Landis.
Monticello Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund
At their 50th reunion, several members of the Monticello Class of ’61 decided
that they would create a scholarship in gratitude for the strong foundation
provided for them by the Monticello schools and community. The award is given
to a graduating senior at Twin Lakes who has a strong academic record, has
been an active member of the community, and who needs financial assistance
in order to attend college.
Sandra L. Pitstick Memorial Scholarship Fund
Sandi Pitstick (1949-2008) taught elementary school for 37 years, 34 of
them in the Tri-County school system. Established by her husband Rodney,
this scholarship fund benefits a Tri-County graduating senior pursuing a
college degree in elementary education.
E. Jean Voorhis Memorial Scholarship Fund
She loved working with children, her church, 4-H and home economics classes. When Jean died in 1998, her family established this scholarship to help a Twin Lakes graduating senior pursuing a college degree and career in home economics, teaching or music.
A. J. Wagner Memorial Scholarship Fund
A. J. Wagner (1983-2006) loved sports and spending time with his friends.
His parents established this scholarship to assist a graduating Frontier or
North White senior who has been active in sports pursue post-secondary
education.
George G. Walters Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is not yet available.
Yeoman United Methodist Church Scholarship Fund
Annie Horton Summer Scholarship
Richard and Betty Graf, Eugene Hageman, and Murt Harrington Memorial Scholarships
Richard and Betty Graf, parents of Sandy Hageman and Susan Bledsoe, were devoted farmers committed to God, family, and community.
Eugene Hageman was born in 1920, the oldest of 9 children. He became a successful farmer in Remington, was father to Steve and Suzan, and a founding partner of Remington Seeds. A kind and hard-working man who never had the chance to go to college, he believed in “leaving things better than you found them, especially the land.”
Murt Harrington was born north of Goodland in 1898. A livestock dealer, businessman, real estate investor, and storyteller, Murt was one of the most well-known and well-loved people in the community. He became a surrogate and beloved grandfather to Steve and Suzan Hageman and inspired Steve to get involved in the real estate business.
Scholarships (one each: Graf, Hageman, Harrington) are available to graduating Tri-County seniors intending to pursue higher education in the field of agriculture through a nonprofit college or university.
Richard and Betty Graf, Eugene Hageman, and Murt Harrington Memorial Scholarships Application
Bill Hartke, Remington Class of '64, and Tri-County Scholarships
Bill Hartke Memorial Scholarship: A well-loved and respected Math teacher, this scholarship honors Mr. Hartke’s (1943-2007) love of education and his students.
Remington Class of '64 Scholarship: RHS ’64 members remain committed to academics and good citizenship; scholarship available after successful completion of first semester.
Tri-County Scholarships (10)
Applicants must be graduating seniors from Tri-County High School intending to pursue higher education through a nonprofit college, university, or school of training.
Applications will be reviewed using the following criteria: academic record, school-sponsored activities, community service and personal character, and a personal essay.
Bill Hartke, Remington Class of '64 and Tri-County Scholarships Applications
Linda Taulman Memorial Scholarship
Linda Taulman (1950-2015) was a teacher and coach – of athletics and of life. Her exuberant spirit and deep faith inspired everyone she met, regardless of circumstances. This scholarship was created in her memory by Linda’s husband, Duane, within the Tri-County Educational Foundation Project Fund, a fund administered by the Community Foundation of White County to provide recognition and support for academics in the Tri-County School Corporation.
Linda Taulman Memorial Scholarship Application
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
Education is not preparation for life;
education is life itself.
John Dewey

HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
W. H. “Dub” and Nancy Fike Family Fund
Henry J. Landis II Memorial Fund for Contact-Help
George P. and Laura G. McDowell Memorial Fund
Dr. Richard C. and Dorothy J. McPherson YMCA Camp Tecumseh Healthcare Fund
Tri-County Student Assistance Fund
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
Somewhere out there is a unique place for you to help others – a unique life role for you to fill that only you can fill.
Thomas Kinkade

HISTORIC PRESERVATION
W. H. “Dub” and Nancy Fike Family Fund
Henry J. Landis II Memorial Fund for Contact-Help
George P. and Laura G. McDowell Memorial Fund
Dr. Richard C. and Dorothy J. McPherson YMCA Camp Tecumseh Healthcare Fund
Tri-County Student Assistance Fund
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
Preservation engages the past in a conversation with the present over a mutual concern for the future.
William Murtagh

PARKS AND RECREATION
Monticello Parks Fund
A fund established to support the Monticello City Parks.
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you.
Frank Lloyd Wright

SCHOLARSHIPS
Francis and Beulah Altman Scholarship Fund
University. The Altmans farmed in White County, and Beulah was a long-time
teacher.
John Bartoo and Ida Bartoo Scholarship Fund
Little is known of John Bartoo and Ida Bartoo, except that they farmed,
most likely in Benton County. Pursuant to the Bartoo trust used to establish
the fund, this fund provides a scholarship to a graduating Tri-County senior
pursuing post-secondary education in agriculture or agri-business.
G. Keith and Rose. S. Bernhardt Scholarship
Louis Blum Memorial Scholarship Fund
John and Kathie Connelly Scholarship Fund
Mildred L. Cox Scholarship Fund
Established through the Mildred L. Cox (1909-2003) Trust, scholarships from
this fund are awarded to Twin Lakes graduating seniors, or previous Twin Lakes
graduates enrolled in a college or university, for whom financial assistance is
a necessity.
Gordon and Marilyn Denton Scholarship Fund
Established by these long-time Chalmers-area farmers, this scholarship is
awarded to a Frontier graduating senior who is pursuing higher education or
training; applicants must demonstrate involvement in 4-H and/or interest in
music and the arts.
Donald Dunk Memorial Scholarship Fund
Encouraging Entrepreneurship Scholarship Fund
This scholarship was established by M. Yvonne Koertge in memory of her husband, Paul, with whom she owned and operated the Riviera Resort complex on Lake Shafer for over 50 years. In tribute to Paul’s keen business sense, the scholarship was created to support a student pursuing a college degree and career in business. In addition to being an outstanding businessman, Paul was passionately committed to community, serving on many local boards, committees, and organizations. It is hoped that this scholarship’s recipient will commit time, talent, and treasure to better both business and community.
One scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior from Frontier, North White, Tri-County or Twin Lakes High School intending to pursue a college degree and career in business, particularly with an interest in entrepreneurship.
(Twin Lake students: please contact your guidance office for a Twin Lakes Common Application. All other Students please download the form below)
Luke Frist Memorial Scholarship Fund
Dr. Charles and Treva Gish Health Scholarship Fund
Charles, a retired dentist, and Treva, a retired nurse, lived different places, traveled the world extensively, both for business and pleasure, and are passionately committed to addressing the challenge of access to quality healthcare, particularly in rural communities. These Brookston residents created this scholarship to encourage dental, medical, and other healthcare students to work hard for the benefit of others and to consider Investing their education back into rural communities that need their talent, abilities, and commitment.
Emil Gutwein & Robert Pentel Memorial Fund
Established by J. Bradley and Kaye Gutwein in honor of Brad’s entrepreneurial
and community-minded grandfathers, this fund provides annual scholarships
for college, one each to a graduating senior from North White and Twin Lakes
High Schools.
Robert B. Hanni Scholarship
Bob Hanni (1926-2017) believed in and was committed to lifelong education. Whether as an educator in the classroom, school superintendent, banker, or community advocate, he encouraged everyone to use their vision and talents for the greater good. This scholarship is available to graduating senior from Frontier, North White, Tri-County, or Twin Lakes High School. For students intending to pursue higher education through a nonprofit college, university, or school of training.
Bette K. Huffman Memorial Fund
personal growth and enjoyment.
James A. Huffman Memorial Fund
Established by his brother, Robert, this scholarship pays tribute to James
Huffman (1920-1942), an Air Force pilot killed in a World War II training
mission. This scholarship funds a Twin Lakes graduating senior interested
in entering military service, particularly one interested in becoming a pilot.
Irons Memorial Scholarship
Valerie James “Don’t Quit” Memorial Scholarship Fund
A fund established in memory of Valerie James (1979-1997), a vibrant and
compassionate young woman killed in a tragic car accident the summer
before her senior year at Tri-County High School. This scholarship is awarded
to a Tri-County High School graduating senior who has been active in 4-H
(preferably a 10-year member and Junior Leader) and exhibits a “don’t quit”
attitude. The award is presented annually at the White County 4-H Fair.
Tyra Wright Klink and Angela Wright Elder Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adam Krintz Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adam Krintz was a spirited member of the Twin Lakes Class of 2002; one
month after his graduation, leukemia claimed the life of this outgoing, well-
liked student. In his memory, his family annually awards a college
scholarship to a graduating senior at Twin Lakes High School.
Landis Memorial Scholarship Fund
This scholarship is awarded to a Twin Lakes graduating senior enrolling in post-
secondary education. Created by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Landis, owners of Landis
Plastics, Inc., It honors the memory of their sons, Henry J. Landis II and Edward
Landis.
Monticello Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund
At their 50th reunion, several members of the Monticello Class of ’61 decided
that they would create a scholarship in gratitude for the strong foundation
provided for them by the Monticello schools and community. The award is given
to a graduating senior at Twin Lakes who has a strong academic record, has
been an active member of the community, and who needs financial assistance
in order to attend college.
Sandra L. Pitstick Memorial Scholarship Fund
Sandi Pitstick (1949-2008) taught elementary school for 37 years, 34 of
them in the Tri-County school system. Established by her husband Rodney,
this scholarship fund benefits a Tri-County graduating senior pursuing a
college degree in elementary education.
E. Jean Voorhis Memorial Scholarship Fund
She loved working with children, her church, 4-H and home economics classes. When Jean died in 1998, her family established this scholarship to help a Twin Lakes graduating senior pursuing a college degree and career in home economics, teaching or music.
A. J. Wagner Memorial Scholarship Fund
A. J. Wagner (1983-2006) loved sports and spending time with his friends.
His parents established this scholarship to assist a graduating Frontier or
North White senior who has been active in sports pursue post-secondary
education.
George G. Walters Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is not yet available.
Yeoman United Methodist Church Scholarship Fund
Annie Horton Summer Scholarship
Richard and Betty Graf, Eugene Hageman, and Murt Harrington Memorial Scholarships
Richard and Betty Graf, parents of Sandy Hageman and Susan Bledsoe, were devoted farmers committed to God, family, and community.
Eugene Hageman was born in 1920, the oldest of 9 children. He became a successful farmer in Remington, was father to Steve and Suzan, and a founding partner of Remington Seeds. A kind and hard-working man who never had the chance to go to college, he believed in “leaving things better than you found them, especially the land.”
Murt Harrington was born north of Goodland in 1898. A livestock dealer, businessman, real estate investor, and storyteller, Murt was one of the most well-known and well-loved people in the community. He became a surrogate and beloved grandfather to Steve and Suzan Hageman and inspired Steve to get involved in the real estate business.
Scholarships (one each: Graf, Hageman, Harrington) are available to graduating Tri-County seniors intending to pursue higher education in the field of agriculture through a nonprofit college or university.
Richard and Betty Graf, Eugene Hageman, and Murt Harrington Memorial Scholarships Application
Bill Hartke, Remington Class of '64, and Tri-County Scholarships
Bill Hartke Memorial Scholarship: A well-loved and respected Math teacher, this scholarship honors Mr. Hartke’s (1943-2007) love of education and his students.
Remington Class of '64 Scholarship: RHS ’64 members remain committed to academics and good citizenship; scholarship available after successful completion of first semester.
Tri-County Scholarships (10)
Applicants must be graduating seniors from Tri-County High School intending to pursue higher education through a nonprofit college, university, or school of training.
Applications will be reviewed using the following criteria: academic record, school-sponsored activities, community service and personal character, and a personal essay.
Bill Hartke, Remington Class of '64 and Tri-County Scholarships Applications
Linda Taulman Memorial Scholarship
Linda Taulman (1950-2015) was a teacher and coach – of athletics and of life. Her exuberant spirit and deep faith inspired everyone she met, regardless of circumstances. This scholarship was created in her memory by Linda’s husband, Duane, within the Tri-County Educational Foundation Project Fund, a fund administered by the Community Foundation of White County to provide recognition and support for academics in the Tri-County School Corporation.
Linda Taulman Memorial Scholarship Application
* Denotes a non-permanent fund
Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.
Malcolm X