A2o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 24,1980
Farm and Home Foundation awards scholarships
Edmund 0. Howell, New '
BY SALLY BAIR
Staff Correspondent
LANCASTER - Twenty
young Lancaster countians
were awarded scholarships
of $750 each by the Lancaster
County Farm and Home
Foundation at the regular
meeting of their Board of
Directors on Tuesday.
Scholarships were
awarded on the basis of
financial need, scholarship
and leadership and are for
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Five of the winners of the nursing scholarships awarded by the Farm and Farm and Home Foundation scholarship winners who will be studying nursing
Home Foundation are pictured from left: Melanie Martin, Connie Frey, Jeanell are from left; Karen Mullen, Donna Robinson, Paula Taglieri, Sue Ann Adams,
Eshleman, Jill Graybeal, and Mary Charles. and Kathe Jerchau.
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the freshman year of
college. Six agricultural
scholarships were given,
four home economists and
ten nursing.
Money for the scholar
ships, the largest number
and the highest amount
given since the program’s
inception, comes from a
trust fund set up by late
Elmer L. Esbensbade, one of
the Foundation’s early
beneficiaries and from the
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Those who received home
economics scholarships
include:
Lisa A. Bischoff, 18,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Allan A. Bischoff, 72 North
Maple Street, Ephrata.
Graduating from Ephrata
High School, Lisa will attend
Indiana University of
Pennsylvania, where she
will major in food and
nutrition with possible hopes
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of becoming a dietician. She
said her career plans come
from her mother’s good
cooking, lisa is a member of
Junior Historians, the choir
and bell choir and the sacred
dance group at the Church of
the Apostles, Lancaster.
Susan Misselhom, 18,1061
Sherry Lane, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Misselhorn. A student at
Hempfield High School, she
will be attending Mansfield
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State College and will major
in clothing and textiles. She
said, “I really like to sew
and I wanted to do
something that is related. I
hope to sew for a designer or
be a buyer in a store.” Susan
is a member of the concert
and marching bands, par
ticipates in track and is a
member of her class
steering committee.
Susan Jean Howell, 18, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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Holland R 3. A senior at
Garden Spot High School,
she will attend the
University of Delaware and
study interior design and
fashion design. A member of
the Garden Spot 4-H Club for
nine years, Susan said her 4-
H experiences influenced
her career decision. She is a
member of the National
Honor Society, the chorus,
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Sharon Elaine Witmer, IS
is the daughter of Mr. an<
Mrs. E. Luke Witmer, 45ft
Miller % Drive, Mount Joy
Sharon is a senior at Lan
caster Mennonite Higl
School and will attenc
Eastern Mennonite College
majoring in home economic;
education and community
development. “I want tc
work with people less
privileged than we are and
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