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DTEX 2024.001-1-1 Scholarship Recipients, 1981-1990 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED � t n �F 192l► Denton LULAC Council # 4366 award recipients at the Scholarship Banquet. Scholarship banquets can be held from mid spring to mid-summer. Scholarships are awarded during the forthcoming fall semester and spring semesters. Denton LULAC raises funds that are matched by the National LULAC Council. NO SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED 1981 SO�ATIN m t' x C � n *1929# Denton LULAC Council # 4366 was formed in the spring of 1981. No scholarships were awarded in 1981. 1�/ FIRST SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED 1982 o tt 9 �N 1929' 1982 - 1983 Documents in scholarship f le Announced/awarded July 1982 Dispersed fall 1982 & spring 1983 1. Tommy Moreno $50.00 2. Michelle Perez $50.00 LL,LAC SCHOLARSH11P FUND IrVIPORTANT: This f COUNCIL APPLICATiO.',. 8_4 PLEDGE due in the LNSF offic (Form A) later than February I Council 't Permanent P.O. Box Date A2, _L C it ey n -State _3zip Code 762 1- Dr Address (it there is no P.O Box for the councOJ b N, Tel.# rank S. v i 1 a- Jr . -?82-7( 1. COUNCIL Address --w e : W PRESIDENT c, r )r City, State, Zip Code Dentuon . rLx. 76201 Iz: W 2.COUNCIL Name Tel L_ . f! TREASURER Rudy Moreno (h)f8 IT .3 7-611 : .3.COUNCIL (W) Ali SECRETARY Name Tel.9 (h) A- P R 7� 6 17 5 66-10 Name Te. '�udy Rodr, :--,;e (h) 6 1 T 332-73 4.SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Address 5s 2 3_-)C" S a-. ado CHAIRPERSON City, State,Zip Code U Den ,---)n , '=x , ( 620' : 0--L u 5.NA,,V.ES OF Name Tel.1.# "I (-)r >: '6 Montoya Jos (h) 0: OTHER 7 3*3 2 4 0' 4 SCHOLARSHIP Name Ricardo Caritl� Tel. (h) COMMITTEE Name Tel. # (w)0 17) 3��2- ( 3' iey Tre,lo (h) NIEMBERS (w 1 1 367-4T Na Tel. , Name Guada--lu-e Gonz;5--1ez (h) Name T e 1.0.1 (h) SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS PLEDGED TO BE RAISED WLAC Council No. 66 pledges to raise -00 no) for scholarships. Rudy Rodriauez HVIPORTANT: Only those funds forwarded Na. rson and title of pe /0 ,�;prnpletini to the LNSF office by May I'st will be I fZ, considered for LNSF matching funds. fVjoney orders, checks, etc.should be made S%I g n a t u re-iv' payable to the "LULAC National �h- 30-82 ( 817 ) 566-103"D Scholarship Fund." D a tp Yor Ca'-phonp Signature of council president SCHOLARSHIP FUR STUDENTS OF Student Application HISPANIC ORIGIN PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT.ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS (1-38) PERSONAL DATA ]. NAME Pdrez, Michelle Andrea 4. Social Security No. omft Last First Middle 2. ADDRESS 1328 Cromwell Drive 5. Birthdate 6. ❑Male 21 Female Street or P.O.Box Apt.# 7. Ethnic origin; ❑Cuban Denton, TX 76201 X1 Mexican American ❑South or Central American ❑Puerto Rican ❑Other!specify) City State Zip Code B.Marital Status: 3. PHONE(_2l?4 382-1879 J0 Single ❑Divorced/Separated ❑Married ❑Widowed 9. Father's Name Francisco R. Pgre z 12. Mother's Name Molly_ Frances Pyre z 10. Occupation Univt3rsity professor How Long -, I,= 13. Occupation none How Long 11. Address of Employment UeAt• of I,anEr, and Lit, 14. Address of Employment Street Street Texas doman•s Univ. ; Denton, TX 76204 City State Zip Code City State Zip Code ACADEMIC DATA FINANCIAL DATA 15. Graduating High School Denton High School 27. Annual Family Income I3 year average)S 21T000 - 16. Date of Graduation 1 - 24, 19842 -_Grade Averaged 28. Number of dependents four 17. Class rank 7 out of b42 students. 29. Number of dependents In college one as of 8/82 18. Academic Honors Who s dho, Natl. donor, Natl. Span. Hon 30. Amount of income for college expenses from: 19. Extracurricular activities i-iath Club, Nana Parents $1,200 Personal Savings 800 00 Work - - other Ispecity) -- 31. List all other scholarships or grants for which your have applied and 20. Community groups of which you are or have been a member Indicate the amount of each: Rice U. -- $3,200 for 1982-83 UT Austin, Texas Achievement Award, $1,500 for 1982-83 21. What college do you plan to attend or are now attending 22. Entering class year: _ :k1 fr. ❑soph. Rice U, or U. of fexas at rru�stin ❑Junior ❑senior 32. Have you applied for financial aid?3U Yes ❑No Name 77251 ❑grad. Houston TX, / Austin, TX T,' 712 33. If yes. what do you anticipate receiving; Address City State Zip X1 Grant ❑Work/Study 23. What Is your anticipated major field of study Biology XI loan ❑Other(3per0y)merit scholarship 24. SAT Stores:Math 630 Verbal 570 Total 1200 34. What Is your unmet mad? s31,250 (Rice) $1,500 (UT Austin) 25. ACT Board Scam: --- 35. List anticipated collage expenses for year of application: * Tuf lon/Fees$ 37 0 20 Backs$2 0 250 26. Achievement tests taken scores 670 Roem/Board i 29900Htar ;IZ 1250 Chemistry 590; 2tath 500 1 11 *Rice/UT Austin Lnar npN+1(;duun rune Page 2 36. List below your three most valued accomplishments,or any other conditions or circumstances you believe the scholarship committee should know.(A personal essay may be required by the local council.) 3ati'b+tll� 4� Tdes rional winner: Ord x)lace 1901; ?nd n":. 1 19 1. qr4 nl nce in ": ; �aetr r State Math contest th rrlace in 37. List below three references, other than relatives. Dr. Davis u. raise 3405 Valley View, Denton, TX 76201 Name rnn Stev Addess-. lew!,ite 2321 Salado, :)entS , 'TX 7F201 State/Zip Code Name Address City State/Zip Code Prof .saris hey 2420 Crestwood. Place, Jenton, 'TY, 75201 Name Address City State/Zip Code IMPORTANT: When you have completed this application, return it to Mrs. Kammari by Monday,. viay 17 or take 'it with you to the meeting :onday evening. I hereby confirm that all information provided on this application is correct and I understand that any false information automatically disqualifies me from eligibility for a Scholarship. 05 Signature of applicant Date Council # 43 64) Office Use Only Address P. o. Sox 981 City Denton State Tex;;. Zip Code 76101- Student Application Deadline. Ma 17 The LULAC Nod"tdmbr**roved Is edwfobbnd by er LaX Ndbeoi EAVOMM s.nie.Goats.Im e PrWm So msrld M the UMN d Unhod Ude Aewrkm Clersm. ..............r.....v.......r n,.....uan..•�nnu i na.m r uw..gun LNSF Student Application t�{ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT.ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS(1-38) PERSONAL DATA 1. NAMES, t i f i 4. Social Secu� � Last First Middle �ll� 1 5. Birthdate 6. ;K Male ❑Female 2. ADDRESS .it �c - Street or P.O.Box Apt.# 7. Ethnic origin; ❑Cuban ` { t K Mexican American ❑South or Central American ❑Puerto Rican ❑Other(specify) City State Zip Code 8.Marital Status: 3. PHONE(-M-) S'y - 2 5.9 1$Single ❑Divorced/Separated ❑Married ❑Widowed 9. Father's Name /t � f 12. Mother's Name 10. Occupation 6..r A Q-Al Cx+ How Long In 13. Occupation y' r'>- How Long ,c- 11. Address of Employment 14. Address of Employment e _ Street Street `` oi City State Zip Code City State Zip Code ACADEMIC DATA FINANCIAL DATA 15. Graduating High School 27. Annual Family Income(3 year average)S 16. Date of Graduation - -2 ,< Grade Average-_ 28. Number of dependents 17. Class rank out of students. 29. Number of dependents in college 18. Academic Honors //'11 30. Amount of income for college expenses from: 19. Extracurricular activities ('!e r-+1+f ,t _ �`, Parents Personal Savings �, . ►=_ Work Other(specify) 31. List all other scholarships or grants for which your have applied and 20. Community groups of which you are or have been a member indicate the amount of each: r- - - r 21. What college do you plan to attend or are now attending 22. Entering class year: )id fr. ❑soph. ❑junior ❑senior 32. Have you applied for financial aid? ❑Yes No Name _ ❑grad. 33. If yes,what do you anticipate receiving; Address City State Zip ❑Grant JI Work/Study 23. What is your anticipated major field of study ❑Loan ❑Other(Specify) Ja, �. '1 1, e 24. SAT Scores.Math Verbal Total 34. What is your unmet need? $ 25. ACT Board Scores: 35. List anticipated college expenses for year of application: Tuition/Fees S Books S 26. Achievement tests taken P 6 f scores Room/Board S Other S LNSF Application Form Page 2 36. List below your three most valued accomplishments,or any other conditions or circumstances you believe the scholarship committee should know.(A personal essay may be required by the local council.) rLyr IJrr131!1; ,"elf cFt�f3 a."tie r�-i .R; f' '! `/`,f • f h 37. List below ihree references, other dian relatives. - I ax 1J J DIP Name I Address City T .statte/Zip Code t ( `1` ' fo i, ♦ \✓ e— l.`4C `. A 7 .f.-irk I Name Address City state/Zip Code Name ) Address City State/Zip Code 38. Are you a member of or related by blood in any manner to the LULAC council for which you are applying for a LNSF scholarship? ❑ Yes J9 No IMPORTANT: When you have completed this application, return it and your verification of college enrollment to the local LULAC scholarship committee (the address is below). I hereby confirm that all information provided on this application is correct and I understand that any false information automatically disqualifies me from eligibility for a LNSF Scholarship. Signature of a plicant Date Council # -� Office Use Only Address �' ei City v 7v %/ State Zip Code C v I Student Application Deadline:May Ist Mail application to LULAC Council The LULAC National Scholarship Fund Is administered by the LULAC National Educational Service Centers.Inc.. a program sponsored by the League of United Latin American Citizens. 1983 - 1984 Denton Record Chronicle Announced/awarded June 1983 Dispersed fall 1983 & spring 1984 1. Mary Grace Lewis Z. Mariam Hernandez 3. Elizbeth Ann Longoria 4. Sonia Ramirez 5. Hilaria Palacios 6. Ted Palacios ,Una LULAC scholarships it IN 1. 2 lS83 , Hispanics honor outstanding students By FAITH GRAY Chancellor; who lives in Denton, has man,rather than be like"some who flaunt their 1 Staff Writer bachelor's,masteer's and doctoral degrees from master's and Ph.D.s." I Challenging outstanding Hispanic students to Texas A&M.University. Miguel, who in two While moving into the world of high return after graduation as members of the decades as an educator has been an ad- technology, Chancellor said, 'don't forget the League of United Latin American Citizens and ministrator, teacher,counselor and coach,has beauty of fine arts."The world will always need help their fellows, LULAC regional vice pressi- degrees from Southern Methodist University, creative minds,and"The only deterrent to your dent Jcse Botello and other leaders honored five Southeastern State University and the Universi- life right now is the word 'can't,"' Chancellor scholarship winners and 11 outstanding athletes ty of Minnesota. said. at a banquet Thursday night at the Ramada Inn. Miguel challenged the scholarship winners, Dr. Rudy Rodriguez.chairman of the educa- LULAC has made scholarship its No. 1 four from Denton High School and one from tion commiltee, presented scholarships to priority since its founding in 1929, and the Lewisville High School,to explore all the options Miriam Hernandez,daughter of Tito Juventino national corporation will be awarding LW,00D in available to them in the new information age. and Mrs. Yeru a barra; Mar Grace Lewis scholarship funds over the next three years, "High tech is the new buzzword,"he said."It daughter of Tony D.Lewis an aria Gracieln Botello,of Dallas,said.Botello,a surprise guest will be giving us directions and opportunities we Lozano Lewis; Elizabeth Ann Longoria,Baugh- at the festivities, is vice president of the have never had before." College graduates of ter of Quirino and Gloria Longoria; Ted Southwest Region LULAC(Texas,New Mexic), I9as will have to chart their own courses, Palacios,_ son of Guillermo and Hilaria (' Oklahoma,Colorado, Arkansas and Louisiana) because they will have no one to follow as Palacios• and Sonia Ramirez. daughter of and a candidate for national president at an earlier generations did, Miguel said. "The James and Rosita Ramirez. upcoming Detroit convention. opportunities are so great, this is an exciting While deploring President Ronald Reagan's time to be living." Miss Longoria,a Lewisville graduate,plans to failure to appoint a Hispanic to the Civil Rights Miguel's talk touched on super computers, attend Texas Woman's University. Misses Commission and a looming immigration law expansion in telecommunications,conversion of Hernandez, Lewis and Ramirez will attend containing many provisions that Hispanics abandoned air!%rips into canals for growing North Texas State Umversity. Palacios will strongly oppose, Botello said Hispanics have saltwater shrimp, genetic engineering, and enter North Lake College in Dallas for the made progress in housing, voting and voter robots_ spring 1984 semester after completing a tour of registtation as well as their No. f priority — The world of"Star Wars"and"Return of the duty with the U.S.Army Reserve. education. Jedi" is not so far off as some might think, Emilio(Popo)Gonzales presented awards to But, Botello said, "recipients of many of our Miguel said. Blot, he said, robots will not be it outstanding athletes. Alicia Garcia, a schola!,!Cps never came back." Botello replacing people — they will create new Calhoun eighth-grader, was honored for her challeoc • hose receiving 1983 scholarships to opportunities fqr people. cross-country running. Boys honored are Joe return m 1,,tir years as members of LULAC.He Chancellor ptraised LULAC for honoring its Mata of DHS,Luis Sanchez of Strickland Junior also challenged the council to raise more scholars and athletes,reminding the assembly High,Emilio Leo Gonzalez and Adrian Mata of scholarship funds in the next three years. that"Chance favors a prepared mind." Calhoun, football; Mark Chavez of DHS and Keynote speakers were Dr.Samuel Miguel of "As one's knowledge and education expand, Gerardo Ruiz of Calhoun, baseball; Jose Lewisville, a senior program officer for the so does one's responsibility.An educated person Rodriguez of Calhoun, John A. Ramirez and Office of Education in Dallas, and Dr. Ray who is not responsible in terms of human society Roberto Lozano of DHS, soccer; and Nicholas Chancellor, assistant superintendent of the is not educated," Chancellor said, challenging Perches of Robert E. Lee Elementary School, Denton Independent School District. the scholarship winners to serve their fellow boxing. Page SA DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE Sunday,January 9, 1983 � t LULAC raises '03,200 for scholarships t Staff report The council also will apply for ship program in the United States, d t A total of $3,200 for college scholar- matching scholarship funds through the Through participationg local .LULAC j E ships for outstanding Hispanic students LULAC National Educational Service councils and the LULAC National in Denton County has been raised by Centers Inc.for the 1983-84 awards. Scholarship fund, more than $1.6 mil- the local League of United Latin The local council awarded scholar- lion has been awarded to more than American The cscholaizens rshipsowilll 4366.be awarded ships to four Denton High. School $433192 was raised bystudents. In councillocal o1982 un ign s students Last summer and met in later this year for the 1983-84 academic November with students and parents to and 47 corporations in the United outline scholar year, according to Frank Davila, ship opportunities, in- States. � •i chairman of the local council's political eluding programs available at North awareness committee. For information on the local scholar- Texas State University and Texas A matching grant-for up to $300 has Woman's Univesity. ship program, write to: Denton County been secured at North Texas State LULAQ Council 4366, Education Com- University, and the council is request- Since its inception in 1975,the LULAC mittee, P.O. Box 981, Denton 76201. 4 ing similar matching programs from national scholarship program has Donations for the scholarship program i other area colleges and universities. become the largest Hispanic scholar- can be sent to the same address. i Why should you be considered for a LULAC scholarship? -U 1c��'.� c (0(. a )j a4 Z%26LA �4�u ' ID y� �l� J77C � �70( Lot- qr i ��-� L-1, ti Am �vt�ariR Why should you be considered for a LULAC scholarship? etc `�� _ L O.-LqLrud OLnCO-WAjDbr o��cIAL Cpt�� The Pu He: 1178 •� r 8 ,O1�YENr�(!,y USA �+ JUN �' E 30 1983 54th Annual i929-I983 1929 9 'i L+, , 1 �� NATtgue of Un€ed CONVENTLatin riCan /SPANIC AI``� "A TIME FOR REFLECTION" LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL 4366 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BANQUET June 12, 1984 7:00 p.m. lG Ramada Inn Denton "ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL" KEYNOTE SPEAKER SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET RAMADA INN JUNE 12, 1984 DR. SAMUEL BETANCES PROGRAM Dr. Betances is a professor of sociology at Northeastern University in Chicago, Illinois. He was born of Puerto Rican parents in Harlem in New York City. His Master of Ceremonies Ruben Vallejo family worked as migrant farm workers in the state of New Jersey. District III Dr. Betances was brought up in New York, Puerto Rico and Chicago. Dr. Betances is the father of three children -- Christina, Daniel and Bienvenida Rudy Rodriguez David. President Council 4366 His undergraduate work was done at Columbia Union College. He received Invocation Rev. Joe Marta his doctorate degree from Harvard University in 1972. Pastor, Mexican Dr. Betances has a wealth of professional experiences, which range from Baptist Church his work at the National Institute of Education in Washington, D.C. f to faculty positions at the University of Wisconsin, University of Scholarship Awards Presentation Dorothy Martinez AND Deputy Director of Guam and University of Puerto Rico. Recognition of Scholarship Sponsors Youth District III He is the author of many scholarly papers addressing the social Keynote Speaker Dr. Samuel Betances dimensions of issues and problems confronting Puerto Ricans, Professor of Sociology Mexican Americans and Pacific Islanders. He is an articulate Northeastern Illinois spokesperson on educational issues affecting Hispanics -- especially bilingual education and, more recently, school University, Chicago, IL desegregation. He has focused his analysis on the school as a Remarks Johnny Mata social and political institution. LULAC State Director Despedida Rudy Rodriguez 1984 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 1984 SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORS Danny D. Gonzales Texas Tech We would like to take this opportunity to formally thank the citizens Denton High School Lubbock, TX and organizations in Denton who so graciously contributed to the Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Ruben Gonzales 1984 Scholarship Fund for Denton County LULAC. It is because of you that our community-based organization has been able to grant Anthony D. Lewis North Texas State University scholarships to these ten Hispanic students. We thank you once again. Denton High School Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Tony D. Lewis Harpool Seed, Inc. The Morrison Milling Co. 3 P.O. Drawer B 319 E. Prairie Elizabeth A. Longoria Texas Woman's University Denton, TX Denton, TX T.W.U. Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Quirino Longoria BEE Line Printing Josten's Joe Israel Mata Baylor University 300 N. Carroll Denton, TX Denton High School Waco, TX Denton, TX Parents: Rev. & Mrs. Jose G. Mata Ohio Rubber Co. Mr. & Mrs. Mario L. Arellano Ted Palacios North Lake College Denton, TX Argyle, TX North Lake College Dallas, TX Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Guillermo Palacios Ms. Annett Mulkey U.S. Bank Denton, TX Denton, TX Eddie Sanchez North Texas State University Denton High School We also want to recognize the two universities that provided Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sanchez matching scholarship funds to our LULAC Council for 1984. John A. Ramirez USAF Academy Dr. Alfred Hurley Dr. Evelyn Huey Denton High School Colorado Springs, CO. President & Chancellor President Parents: Mr. Tonnie Ram 4ez & Ms. Marie R. Ramirez North Texas State Univeristy Texas Woman's University Michael C. Ramirez North Texas State University Texas College of Osteopathic Denton High School Medicine Parents: Mr. & Mrs. James D. Ramirez Brenda K. Ritz North Texas State University Denton High School Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Joe B. Ritz Jay M. Rodriguez North Texas State University Denton High School Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Juan S. Rodriguez LULAC DISTRICT III OFFICERS COUNCIL 4366 COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS District Director . . . . . . . . . . . Ruben Vallejo Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joba Ramirez Fort Worth, Texas Denton Deputy District Director Flex Galan Political/Public Awareness. . . . . . . . Frank Davila Dallas, Texas Denton Cultural, Social & Recreational . . . . . Lupe Gonzalez Deputy Director of Youth . . . . . . . Dorothy Martinez Denton Denton, Texas Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tonnie Ramirez Denton 1984 COUNCIL 4366 MEMBERSHIP DENTON COUNCIL 4366 OFFICERS Elias Argumaniz Hila Palacios President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rudy Rodriguez Denton Diana Brown Wille Palacios Vice-President for Membership . . . . . Dorothy Martinez Elizabeth Carter Frank Perez Denton Frank Davila, Jr. Mary Perez Vice President for Committees . . . . . Frank Perez , Denton // Tomasa Garcia Joba Ramirez Vice President for Youth . . . . . . . Emilio Gonzalez Popo Gonzalez Miguel Ramirez Denton Lupe Gonzalez Tonnie Ramirez Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elizabeth Carter Denton Mike Hinojosa Rudy Rodr guez f Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Earl Martinez Christina Jenkins Rick Salazar Denton Theresa S. Jenkins Rosie Sparkman Parliamentarian Ramiro Valdez Denton Baudilio Martinez Ramiro Valdez Sergeant at Arms. . . . . . . . . . . . Elias Argumaniz Dorothy Martinez Aldon Zackman Denton Earl Martinez Melquiades Zamudio Ali Mattei Jose Montoya, Jr. Annette Mulkey Iris Lopez LULAC CODE Respect your Citizenshir and preserve it; honor your country, main- ,� :'ts tradition in the spirit of its citizens _,nd embody yourself into its culture am,. -;vilization. Be proud of your origin and maintain it immaculate, respect your glorious past and help to defend the rights of all the people. Learn how to discharge your duties before you learn how to assert your rights; educate and make yourself worthy, and stand high in the light of your own deed; you-must always be loyal and courageous. Filled with optimism, make yourself sociable, upright, judicious, and above all things be sober, -.,d collected in your habits, cautious in your actions and spar- ing in your speech. Believe in God, love Humanity and rely upon the framework of human progress, slow and sound, unequivocal and firm. Always be honorable and highminded; learn how to se, ';ant upon your qualifications ,riser In war serve unr-y, in peace your convictions- e, investigate, meditate, and thin tudy, at all times be honest and gene. . Let your firmest purpose be that of , ping to see that each new generation shall be of a youth more efficient and capable and in this let your own children be included. 1qqqf League of United Latin American Citizens Denton County Lulac Council, #4366 Danny D. Gonzales $200. Texas Tech Anthony D. Lewis $150. NTSU Elizabeth A. Longoria j $150. TWU t Joe Israel Mata $200. NTSU I Ted Palacios $150. Cooke Co. Eddie Sanchez $150. NTSU John A. Ramirez $300. USAF Academy Michael C. Ramirez $250. NTSU Brenda K. Ritz $300. NTSU Jay M. Rodriguez $150. NTSU P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 76201 • � r ;± Tk wYr �h' � w 4-.} t 'wk ,r • �. i , ` PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. 41 vi You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are m|o1od to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. - Signature mapplicant Date �V ox' PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. L.U.L.A.C . Scholarship Committee , This is my second application for a scholarship from our local chapter. I had heard from my sister that the first year of college, was going to be pretty rough because of the adjustment of the study habits to a different type of education environ- ment. I thought that I went through high school quite easily that I would be able to cope quite well, but I fared about average for a college student instead of doing very well as I had hoped . My grade point average is no where near as high as I hope to maintain, but Ifeel that given an opportunity I can raise it due to a change in study habits and becoming accustomed to study loads . I feel that there is a great need to get more Hispanics into our universities because I notice a great lack of them at North Texas . Though there is a need , the means is going to be extremely difficult because of the tuitions increase . Already I have heard some of my out-of-state friends say that they are going to have to withdraw from North Texas this Fall and attend a university in their home state . Even though the out-of-state students are going to be more affected by the increase , the in-state students are going to be paying more than double . Since hard times are coming into the education scene , Ifeel that I am going to need all the aid I can get so that I may continue my college education. I feel that our chapter _s doing a great job in getting our local Hispanic students to universities and making us look very promising in the future of our community. I thank you for giving me a chance and hope that you will continue to support my efforts at North Texas . Thank you very much, Michael C . Ra irez/� You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of theccSScholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicant J Date l� PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. My name is Angela Margarita Torres. I am an individual . There is no one else quite like me in this world. In fact, there is no one else exactly like me in the infinite universe, . . . and there never will be again. I prize my individuality and realize that no one else has had, has , or will have the exact same thoughts and talents that I possess. It is because of this realization that I want to develop all my talents and ideas to their fullest extent. If I do not, all the talents that were given to me would have been wasted . A wasted talent or idea in anyone, no matter how small , is a tragic loss . I would like to develop my ability in the sciences . I am aiming toward a Ph.D. in genetics. My goal is to help discover a cure for at least one of the many genetic diseases that haunt the world. On a lesser scale, I would also like to major in journalism with an emphasis in technical writing. I would like to write scientific manuals or write for magazines such as National Geographic and Time. After developing these two talents , sciences and written expression, I should be able to help and inform many people. Not only is using your talents to help others important, using abilities to help yourself is important. I like to read and write fiction. With these talents, I am attempting to continue to improve my mind. A mind should never be allowed to stagnate, neither should the body. I also like to run, swim, and ride my bike. I would like to develop these talents and compete in competitions. Whether it is competing in sports events or discovering a cure for some dread disease, I will be using my talents to the fullest. This is important to me for what is the purpose of a gift if it is not used? A person is given a talent for a purpose and the misuse or abandonment of this talent is a tragic waste. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of.applicant Date I! ��r LNSF STUDENT APPLICATION Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions Personal Data 7. Ethnic Origin: ❑ Cuban 1. Name_ John Anthony Ramirez N Mexican-American ❑,South!Central American 2. Home Address 2421 McCormick St. Puerto Rican r] Other`Specify) Benton, Texas 76205...— _ 8. Marital Status: Mailing Address(if different) _ ;C Single Divorced Separated Married ❑ Widowed 3. Phone —_ — 9. U.S.Citizen: I:R Yes ❑ No 4, Social Security No, 10. Are you related by blood to a member of the scholarship committee,or 5 Birthdate - _ __- the president of the participating LULAC council to which you are 6. Male R Female ❑ applying for an LNSF Scholarship? ❑ Yes ,' No 11. Father's Name Tonnie Ramirez 14. Mother's Name Marie R. Ramirez 12. Home Address(if different from yours) `__ 42.ti, 4L 15. Home Address(if different from yours) Aht L" 13. Occupation Manufacturing Engineer Tech. 16. Occupation Optics technician College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned Academic Data 17. Graduating High School Denton S r. High 24. What college do you plan to attend or are now attending? 18. Date of Graduation May 1984 University of Texas @ Austin 19 Grade Point Average 91_6 25. Entering class year: n Junior 20. Class rank 18 out of 546 students. ® Freshman ❑ Senior 21. Academic Honors Building Honor Roll ❑ Sophomore ❑ Grad.(Year: ) 22. Extracurricular activities: _ 26. What is your major field of study? a. Spanish Club -- President 1st Mech. Eng. - 2nd Comp. Encf_ b. National Honor Society 27. SATScores:Math 760_ Verbal 520 Total 1280 c. Spanish Honor Society 28. ACT Score: 23. Community groups of which you are or have been a member: 29. Achievement tests taken: a. ChurchYrnith nrniip a. Score b,_ Dent= Soccer Association ___ b._ Score Financial Data 30. Annual family Income$ 23 ,878. 00 38. If yes,please list those and the amount you received or will receive: 31. Number of dependents 2 1. TAA $ 1500 32. Number of dependents in college 0 33. List college expenses for year of application: 3..e_e.__.,_. Tuition/Fees$ 240 Books$ 650 4. _ _ _ $ Room/Board$ 2980 Other$ 0 Total$ 1500 Total$ 3870 39. What is your unmet need? 34. Money available for college expenses: Question No.33 Total College Expenses s 3 8 7 0 From:Parents$ open Question No.34 Total L 5 0 0 Personal Savings$ 500 Work$ 0 Question No.36 Total$ 5 0 0 Other(specify)$ 0 Total$ 500 Question No.38 Total$ 15 0 0 35. Have you applied for financial aid? Grand Total(add quesfion�34.46.3$I.5 0 0. ® Yes ❑ No Unmet Need(total college expenses a s 36. If yes,what do you anticipate receiving from: minus total monied available) 1370 _ Grant$ 500 Loan$ 0 40. Will you live: Work Study$ 0 Other$ 0 _ [] At home On Campus (specify) , 41. List below three references,other than relatives: i Total$ 500 1. Jose Montoya [ 37. Have you applied for any other scholarship? 2. Gilbert Ponce ® Yes ❑ No 3. Willie May Burlage 42. List below your three most valued accomplishments,or any other conditions or circumstances you believe the scholarship committee should know. One of seven high school persons rpnnmmanded by?vanslasscock,• our school principal, for demonstrating outstanding leadership qualities for a Rotary Club leadership camp. one of four persons who were invited to and attended the Honors Colloquium at the University of Texas I am also a candidate for the Presidential Classroom. Important:When you have completed this application,return it and your verification of college enrollment to the local LULAC scholarship committee. I hereby confirm that all information provided on this application is correct and I understand that any false information automatically disqualifies me from eligibility far an LNSF scholarship. April 15, 1984 Sign re of Applicant Date LNSF STUDENT APPLICATION Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions Personal Data 7 Ethnic Origin: Cuban 1. Name DANNY D. GONZALES XJ Mexican-American South Central American 2. Home Address 912 LAGUNA DR, [1. Puerto Rican F Other(Specify) DENTON,_TX 76201 8. Marital Status Mailing Address(if different) SAME P.' Single Divorced Separated [I Married Widowed 3 Phone 817-382-5633 _. _ _ 9. U.S.Citizen: I Yes " No 4 Social Security No.— 10. Are you related by blood to a member of the scholarship committee,or 5. Birthdate 14 SEP 1965 the president of the participating LULAC council to which you are 6. Male r1 Female ❑ applying for an LNSF Scholarship? r I Yes rX No it. Father's Name RITREN GONZALES 14. Mother s Name.__UARY GONZALES _ 12. Home Address(if different from yours) SAME 15, Home Address(if different from yours) SAME 13. Occupation Pi1RCHAGTNG AGENT 16. Occupation HOMEMAKER _ College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned College(s)attended and Degree(s)earneL N/A.— MIDWESTERN UNIV. (NONE) Academic Data IT Graduating High School DENTON HIGH 24. What college do you plan to attend or are now attending? 18. Date of Graduation MAY 1984 TEXAS TECH 19. Grade Point Average 76:63 25. Entering class year [j Junior 20. Class rank 301 out of 564 students. f] Freshman U Senior 21. Academic Honors ❑ Sophomore ❑ Grad.(Year; ) 22. Extracurricular activities: 26. What is your major libld of study? a. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL 1st LAWYER, 2nd BUSINESS ADMIN. b._ TRACK 27. SAT Scores.Math 400 Verbal 428 Total 828 C. FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN ATHLETES 28. ACT Score' 23 Community groups of which you are or have been a member: 29. Achievement tests taken: N/A a. CHURCH YOUTH COUNCIL a. Score b. b. Score Financial Data 30. Annual family Income$ 25,500.00 38. If yes,please list those and the amount you received or will receive: 31 Number of dependents 4 1_ 32. Number of dependents in college 1 2. __' _ 5 33. List college expenses for year of application: 3.--- _ S_ Tuition'Fees$ 390.00 Books$ 250.00 Room:Board$ 2.565.00 Other$ Total$ Total$ 3,205.00 39. What is your unmet need? 34. Money available for college expenses: Question No 33 Total College E(x�penses�. 3,205.00 From:Parents$ 5()().()() Question No.34 Total 1�7 O •00 Personal Savings$ 200.00 Work$ 500.00 Question No.36 Total Other(specify)$ Total$ 1,200.00 Question No 38 Total 35. Have you applied for financial aid? Grand Total(add questions 34.36.38) $__. 1,200_.00 [] Yes K) No Unmet Need(total college expenses 36. If yes,what do you anticipate receiving from: minus total monies available) S 2,005.00 Grant$ — Loan$ 2,000.00 40. Will you live: Work Study$ Other$ — ❑ At home : On Campus (specify) 41. List below three references,other than relatives Total$ 1._MRS. TTTT,UN TRIPPE___ 37. Have you applied for any other scholarship? 2._MRS. ANITA MCKALISTER ❑ Yes k] No 3. MR. SCOTT LANGSTON 4. MR. JACK GILL• 42. List below your three most valued accomplishments,or any other conditions or circumstances you believe the scholarship committee should know. I AM PRESIDENT OF THE FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHELrTES AT DENTON HIGH SCHOOL AND A MEMBER OF THE YOUTH COUNCIL AT GRACE TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. I WAS BAND PRESIDENT AT STRICKLAND JR. HIGH AND I DID COMMUNITY WORK FOR THE ELDERLY THRU THE ROYAL AMBASSADORS AT GRACE TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Important:When you have completed this application,refurn it and your verification of college enrollment to the local LULAC scholarship committee. I hereby confirm that all information provided on this application is correct and I understand that any false information automatically disqualifies me trom eligibility for an LNSF scholarship. ��rt �C?�yr�leGi1 y1'E�z� D• .._ 3 MAR 84 Signature of Applitant Date R LNSF STUDENT APPLICATION Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions Personal Data 7 Ethnic Origin Cuban Eddie Sanchez 1 Name xl Mexican Amercan South Central American 2 Home Address 2203 Me Cormiek e , Puerto Rican Other(Specity) Denton, Texas 76205 8 MarilalStatus: Mailing Address(if different) [X Single Divorced Separated ( ' Married Widowed 3 Phone 387-62 3 5 _ 9. U.S.Citizen X; Yes No 4 Social Security No. 10. Are you related by blood to a member of the scholarship committee.or 5 Birthdate _ the president of the participating LULAC council to which you are 6. Male Pl Female ❑ applying for an LNSF Scholarship? Yes Y No 11. Father's Name Robert Sanchez 14. Mothers Name Eva Sanchez 12 Home Address(it different from yours) ` ✓1 c. 15. Home Address(if different from yoursL 13 Occupation Foreman 16. Occupation College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned_ College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned_ Academic Data 17 Graduating High School n e n t nn 1i J l n n l 24. What college do you plan to attend or are now attending? 18 Date of Graduation May 29, 19 4 North Texas Statue University 19 Grade Point Average - 7 25. Entering class year t ' Junior 20. Class rank 239 outol 600 students. Freshman Senior 21. Academic Honors none ❑ Sophomore Grad.(Year: ) 22 Extracurricular activities: 26. What is your major field of study? a Amature Wrestling 1st Real Estate 2nd Finance/Bank b Football ' 27. SAT Scores:Math3.0____ Verbal _4-1a_ _ Total !Z70 _ c. Baseball 28. ACT Score 23. Community groups of which you are or have been a member: 29. Achievement tests taken: ,Immaculate Conception Church a. Score b Y.M.C .A. b __ Score __ Financial Data 30. Annual family Income$ $31 r 000.00 38 It yes.please list those and the amount you received of will receive 31. Number of dependents 2 1 __ . _ _ __- . _ S __ __ ___ _ 32. Number of dependents in college none 2 S 33. List college expenses for year of application: 3.___ Tuition Fees$ 225.00 Books$-J_00.00 ._ 4 Room.Board$ none Other$ 50.00 Totals Total$ 3 7 5,00 _—_ 39. What is your unmet need9 34, Money available for college expenses: Question No.33 Total College Expenses$ 375.00 From:Parents$ 800.00 Question No,34 Total$ 1 100. Personal Savings$ $2 50 ' Work$ 50• per v,,e e k Oueslion No.36 Total$- - Other(specify)$ Total$ 1 100.00 Ouestion No 38 Total S_ 35. Have you applied for financial aid? Grand Total(add questions 34 36.38) $I 1 00. Lj Yes ® No Unmet Need it�vft, "s 36. If yes,what do you anticipate receiving from: minus4co Ironies a+pdable Grant$ Loan$ 40. Will you live Work Study$ Other$ Pj At home On Campus (specify) 41 List below three references.other than relathvrs Total$ 1. AMY RODRIGUEZ - --- ---�. —- — —-- - TIM SAIDN 37. Have you applied for any other scholarship? 2. JUAN RODRIQUEZ f7 Yes ® No 3.— ----- -- _ _ - - - --- 42. List below your three most valued accomplishments,or any other conditions or circumstances you believe the scholarship committee should know One accomplishment that I value most is getting first twice in state wresltin_g _ chanrpianship. The other two would be being confirmed into the Cathalic_Religion and becoming a first class boy scout. Important:When you have compfetbd this application,return it and your verification of college enrollment to the local LULAC scholarship committee. I hereby confirm that all information provided on this application is correct and I understand that any false information automf6cally disqualifies me from eligibility for an LNSF scholarship. S7ignalture of Applicant Date �l r LNSF STUDENT APPLICATION Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions Personal Data 7. Ethnic Origin: Cuban 1. Name Jay Michael RodrigtiP7 Mexican-American South Central American 2. Home Address 2421 Westwood Puerto Rican 1-1 Other(Specify) Denton TX` 8, Marital Status Mailing Address(it different) Nf A (}Q Single ( ( Divorced'Seperated (� Married Widowed 3. Phone (817) 387-8959 9. U.S.Citizen: KI Yes i7 No 4- Social Security No. 10. Are you related by blood to a member of the scholarship committee,or 5. B►rthdate_ _— _ the president of the participating LULAC council to which you are 6. Male J� Female ❑ applying loran LNSF Scholarship? [] Yes No 11 Father's Name Juan S. Rodriguez 14. Mother's Name B. Jeanette Rodriguez 12. Home Address(if different from yours) _ NIJ A 15. Home Address(if different from yours)- / 13. Occupation grvisor- Peterhilt 16. Occupation Sales Clerk. Montgomery Ward College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned __Texas A&M - College(s1 attended and Degree(s)earned NTS(1 - 6 hour S 6 hours apLnagement Academic Data 17. Graduating High school Denton High 24. What college do you plan to attend or are now attending? 18. Date of Graduation May. 1984 N TS U 19. Grade Point Averaged-91 25, Entering class year: F1 Junior 20. Class rank 337 out of 564 students. [X Freshman ❑ Senior 21. Academic Honors Trig. An ❑ Sophomore ❑ Grad.(Year:—) 22. Extracurricular activities: . 26. What is your major field of study? a. Football 1st Business 2nd Coach-sports b. Track 27. SAT Scores:Math Verbal Total c FFA FCA 28. XV61 take April 7th 23. Community groups of which you are or have been a member: 29. Achievemerd tests taken: a. Box Scouts of Amer. - Slyrs. Life Rank a. Score b. Batebal l , football - City League b. Score Financial Data 30. Annual family Income$ 35,000 38. If yes,please list those and the amount you received or will receive: 31 Number of dependents 2 Adults; 3 children_ 32. Number of dependents in college 2. 33, List college expenses for year of application: 3. Tuition'Fees$ 300.00 _Books$ 300.00 4 Room/Board$ Other$ Total$. Total$ 39. What is your unmet need's 34. Money available for college expenses: Question No.33 Total College Expenses$.600.00 From:Parents$_ M i n i ma 1 Question No.34 Total$ Personal Savings$ Work$ Question No.36 Total$ Other(specify)$ Total$ Question No.38 Total S _ 35. Have you applied for financial aid? Grand Total(add questions 34,36.38) (] Yes [ No Unmet Need(toialAVAOW expenses 36, If yes,what do you anticipate receiving from: minus total monies availabfo .S Grant$ Loan$ 40. Will you live: Work Study$ Other$_ __ Al home On Campus (specify) 41. List below three references.other than relatives. Total$ 1. L ti f�/<, [�r <<'•-1 �% 37. Have you applied for any other scholarship? 2 [] Yes No 3. Y J '•�h: L , G 42. List below your three most valued accomplishments,or any other conditions or circumstances you believe the scholarship committee should know. See attached sheet. important:When you have completed this application,return it and your verification of college enrollment to the local LULAC scholarship committee. I hereby confirm that all information provided on this application is correct and 1 understand that any false information automatically disqualifies me from eNgibility for an LNSF scholarship. Si ture of Applicant Date t w LNSF STUDENT APPLICATION Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions Personal Data 7. Ethnic Origin: ( ! Cuban 1. Name Brenda Kay Ritz X Mexican-American f I South Central American 2 Home Address—3.61 7 QAk TrAA DrivA n Puerto Rican ( } Other(Specify) Denton, TX 76201 8. Marital Status: Mailing Address(it different) SAME X Single F , Divorced Separated ❑ Married ❑ Widowed 3 Phone, ('8�7) 565-1074 9. U.S.Citizen: Yes ❑ No 4 Social Security No. 10, Are you related by blood to a member of the scholarship committee.or 5. Birthdate__ the president of the participating LULAC council to which you are 6. Male ❑ Female J applying for an LNSF Scholarship? Q Yes X No 1 t. Father's Name Mr. Jo a B. Ritz 14. Mothers Na �meA1 o re s Ritz 12. Home Address(it different from yours) SAME 15. Home Address(if different from yours) SAME 13. Occupation Trinity Steel Industries 16 Occupation Rt»gAll Newman T1nftg� College(s)attended and Degree(s)earn ——— College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned —` Academic Data 17. Graduating High School T)An t n n Rich 24. What college do you plan to attend or are now attending? 18. Date of Graduation p_25.r1981L Nnrth TAxs,a State Univergjty 19. Grade Pant Average 79.44 25, Entering class year: Q Junior 20. Class rank_ out of 564 _ students. [2 Freshman ❑ Senior 21. Academic Honors ORA l aetal PrAg.—P yAgra ❑ Sophomore ❑ Grad.(Year: ) 22. Extracurricular activities: 26. What is your major field of study! a. QffJCaec,re a ;j . . - tate tst Bua°tneAg Ar1Z1n.2nd Records & Conan. b. 27. SAT Scores:Math — Verbal — Total — C. St dent Council Re resentatine=2 48. ACT Score: 20 23. Community groups of which you are or have been a member: 29. Achievement tests taken: a a. Score b Nursling liomes b Score ? Fins ial Data 30. Annual family Income$__29i 000 38. If yes.please list those and the amount you received or will rec ; 31' Number of dependents lT_ 1.__— `-__- S_ 32. Number of dependents in colleges_0 33. List college expenses for year of application: 3. $ Tuihon Fees$_ 462 Books$ 300 4.-- Room/Board$ Other$ —' Total Total$ 7 h,�_ 39. What is your unmet need? 34. Money available for college expenses: Question No.33 Total College Expenses S 762 From:Parents$ non Q Question No.34 Total$ _ Personal Savings$ none Work$ Question No.36 Total$ Other(specify)$ Total$ Question No.38 Total$ _ 35. Have you applied for financial aid? Grand Total(add questions 34,36,38) S Yes jo No Unmel Need�tolalocpllege expensds 36. If yes,what do you anticipate receiving from: minus-Yal meme gva4able} Grant$ "— Loan$ O—' 40. Will you live: Work Study$ Other$ [2 At home ( On Campus. (specify) 41. List below three references,other than relatives Total$ t._liE' EL _CIA nhahhRr_ _ 37. Have you applied for any other scholarship? 2 Angie Miller Yes ® No 3. Barbara Young 42, List below your three most valued accomplishments,or any other conditions or circumstances you believe the scholarship committee should know. In Office Education I was local president for two oonsecutive Years and served as State Secretary for 1983-1984 As a sophomore I received the Governor' s Physical Fitness Award Important:When you have completed this application.return it and your verification of college enrollment to the local LULAC scholarship committee. 1 hereby confirm that all information provided on this application is correct and f understand that any false information automatically disqualifies me from eligibility for an LNSF scholarship. Sign lure of pplicant D e feNor + 4 T • s LNSF STUDENT APPLICATION Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions Personal Data 7. Ethnic Origin: ❑ Cuban 1. Name Joe Israel Mata Mexican-American �Ai ❑,South Central American 2. Home Address 3508 Brighton ❑ Puerto Rican ❑' Other(Specify) Dentnn* Tx 8. Marital Status: Mailing Address(if different) Single ❑ Divorced Separated ❑ Married ❑ Widowed 3. Phone_ (817) 3824-2011 9, U.S.Citizen: 29 Yes ❑ No 4. Social Security No ObdRullft 10. Are you related by blood to a member of the scholarship committee,or 5. Birthdate the president of the participating LULAC council to which you are 6. Male X Female ❑ applying for an LNSF Scholarship? 3 Yes ❑ No 11. FatheisName Jose Gaitan Mata 14. Mother's Name Olga Romero Mata 12. Home Address(if different from yours) same 15. Home Address(if different from yours) Same 13. Occupation Baptist minister 16. Occupation Accountings .clerk College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned_R,23,r.Lo r 1Jn i v_— College(s)attended and Degree(s)earned non e Bachelor of Arts Academic Data 17, Graduating High School Denton High School 24. What college do you plan to attend or are now attending? 18. Date of Graduation May 1494 NT��U* BRvor Unim 19. Grade Point Average 82. �72 25. Entering class year: ❑ Junior f 2o. Class rank 19 3 out of _' students. ® Freshman ❑ Senior 21. Academic Honors ❑ Sophomore ❑ Grad.(Year: ) 22. Extracurricular activities: 26. What is your major field of study? a.narti ci natpd iri football i 1st Prelaw ` end Business Adm. b.a_member e_ft_h a horrid {i yr..� � 27. SAT Scores:Math `� 0 Verbal � � c� Total � c,J.g1_Aawjgh1p of rlri ati an Athletes 28. ACT Score: 23. Community groups of which you are or have been a member: 29. Achievement tests taken: a• church youth groupa. Score b. Church :h8A;,, -- b. Score i Financial Data 30. Annual family Income$ 36.QOCS _— 3& If yes,please list those and the amount you iv o rrc vu~ j 31, Number of dependents 6 1 Andrew Corp. S--Ved�P <c l-ld -'1r 32. Number of dependents in coflegP none 2. S 33. List college expenses for year of application: 3. $ Tuition'Fees$5 5 GO Books$ 17 55)—QQ_ 4. $ Room'Board$ 0 Other$ 0 Total$ Total$_7Qn 39. What is your unmet need? 34. Money available for college expenses: Question No.33 Total College Expenses From:Parents$ h e Question No.34 Total$ At nt Personal Savings$ A o'h e. Work$ 11 0 7-t e- Question No.36 Total$ 71-oh e- Other(specify)$ h r)>i CO- Total$ Question No.38 Total$ 35. Have you applied for financial aid? Grand Total(add questions 34,36,38) $_ Y t Q- Ll Yes kl No Unmet Need(total coll@Kexpenses wr , 36. If yes,what do you anticipate receiving from: minus total monies availahld) U U Q U Grant$ Loan$ 40, Will you live: A Work Study$ Other$ ] At home On Campus (specify) 41. List below three references,other than relatives. Total$— 1. Delfino Melendez 37. Have you applied for any other scholarship? 2. lose Lu i -,z qq Yes ❑ No 3. Si lvertre O zuna 42. List below your three most valued accomplishments,or any other conditions or circumstances you believe the scholarship committee should know. One of my most ynibled ar%C i ; -hMents is being the only:_..hi4-o nlc on the Denton High School to have lettered twit-P nn t_ hi s yenr'�-, squad. I think that the scholar ship committee should be tn1d of an i n i d _n . that. happened to me this summer as an example of my determination. After re- 6 lying a serious injury to my knee_. an that-'rsq,jirPd onPratjn,, T was able t}o�, surprise the coachesand the doctor +by working hard on the knee; I was lmpo�t3"rl.%henoyou�r iPcu9piReL1�OE�nl'4@9�itlr r+�rncatttirt 9 cotf rUflment to the local LULAC scholarship committee. I hereby confirm that all information provided on this application is correct and I understand that any false information automatically disqualifies me from eligibility for an LNSF scholarship. 28 March 1984 Signature "plica - Date M11V LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS Award Banquet July 26, 1985 7:00 p.m. t TU DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL 4366 AWARDS BANQUET Catalina Esperanza TWU Garcia,M.D. JULY 26, 1985 PROGRAM Originally from El Paso Texas, Catalina E. Garcia is currently residing in Dallas where she is an associate to the MASTER OF CEREMONIES FRANK DAVILA, JR Dallas Anesthesiology Group, P.A.. She received her B.S. CHAIRPERSON in Science at the University of Texas at El Paso and her M.D. PUBLIC RELATIONS at the Southwest Medical School at the University of Texas at BIENVENIDA DOROTHY MARTINEZ Dallas. PRESIDENT COUNCIL #4366 Ms. Garcia has been active in several professional and community organizations. Among others, she is also a INVOCATION FATHER JOHN IMMACULATE CONCEPTION member of the American Medical association, the CATHOLIC CHURCH, DENTON Mexican-American Physicians Association, the Dallas Alliance, the Tejas Girl Scout Council, the City Task Force OPENING KEYNOTE SPEAKER CATALINA ESPERANZA GARCIA on the Homeless, the LULAC Council 272, the League of CHAIRPERSON g HISPANIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE Women Voters, on the advisory Board of MALDEF in Dallas, and is a founding member of the Mexican-American PRESENTATION OF SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS RUDY RODRIGUEZ CHAIRPERSON Business and Professional Women of Dallas. EDUCATION COMMITTEE Additionally, she has been awarded several honors. Ms. PRESENTATION OF OUTSTANDING Garcia was a nominee to the 1984 Texas Women's Hall of YOUTHS IN COMMUNITY MARY ALICE MORENO Fame Listing, The Women of 85; she was a featured EMILIO GONZALEZ Hispanic in LULAC Council's Scholarship Program 1984; CLOSING KEYNOTE SPEAKER JOSE BOTELLO and was given the Role Model Award on behalf of the U.S. LULAC STATE DIRECTOR Department of Health and Human Services, 1984. Ms. Garcia has been a guest speaker on numerous occasions. PRESIDENT'S CLOSING REMARKS DOROTHY MART NEZ She has been a speaker at the First Dallas Area Medical Women's meeting, 1984; at the Texas Association of Mexican-American Medical Students, 1984; at the Leadership BENEDICTION FATHER MITCHELL Texas Dallas meeting, 1984; the Annual Federally Employed Women of Dallas Banquet, 1985; and at the Dallas Area Bilingual Educators District meeting, 1985. Jose"Joe" Botello Is a native of Laredo, Texas. Attended Martin High,Laredo Junior College and Texas A & I. He is a computer specialist and owns Tiempo Information Systems in Dallas. He has served LULAC in many capacities on National, State and Local levels. He is presently our LULAC State Director and a wonderful man and a fantastic cook. 1985 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS HIGH SCHOOL Elizabeth A. Espinosa North Texas State JaiTheS Espinoza Denton High School University P Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James M. Espinosa Danny D. Gonzales Texas Tech Texas Tech Lubbock i CALHOUN JR. HIGH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Gonzales Elizabeth A. Longoria Texas Wonnn's ! Marcos Guajardo TWU University Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Quirino Longoria Carolina De On1S John A. Raadrez USAF Academy Jll110 Lima USAFA Colorado Springs, Parents: Mr. Tonnie and Marie Rarm.rez Colorado Michael C. Rami.rez North Texas State NPSU University =CKLAND JR. HIGH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James D. Ramirez Thomas A. Sinbeck North Texas State Marta Gloria Denton High School University Christine DaVlla Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sisobeck Mary A. Rubio Texas Wonen's Jennifer Davila NTSU University Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simbeck James C. Sorrels North Texas State Francisco Saucedo Denton High School University Parent: Mrs. Constance M. Sorrels Claudia Torralba Angela M. Torres University of Iowa Denton High School Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Angel Torres LITTLE ELM Iromara Mate Fernandez KRUM Joe Davis (J.D.) Caraway Mike Rodriguez DENTON COUNCIL 4366 OFFICERS 1985 00UNCIL 4388 MEPIDE MIP President Dorothy Martinez Elias ArgL* aniz Dorothy Martinez Vice President Iris Lopez Anita Benavidez Earl Martinez Secretary Elizabeth Carter Jimmy Benav'dez Mary Alice Moreno Johnny Cantu Rudy Nbreno Treasurer Baudilio Martinez Liz carter Annette HM,.-y Parliamentarian Frank Davila, Jr. Nellie Cortez Elizabeth Perkins Alba Cast9 eda Hila Palacios Sergeant at Arms Elias Argumaniz tea. Cast&Wa Billie Palacios Frank Davila Joba Ramirez NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED Tomasa Garcia Robert Ramirez LULAC is a non-profit organization. Don Luis Gonzalez Tonnie Raudrez Our main interest is in education Emilio Gonzalez Blanca Ramni and in commmity affairs. To maintain our strong organization Lope Gonzalez Rudy Rodriguez we welcome new members. Mike Hinojosa Stick Salazar Iris Lopez Rosie Sparkman Quirino Longoria Eldon R. zackman Baudilio Martinez MelgLdades Zamsdio LULAC CODE Respect your Citizenship and preserve it: honor your country, maintain its tradition in the spirit of its citizens and embody yourself into its cufture and civiliz-Ation. Re proud of your origin and maintain it iraer�aculate, respect slojr n;orio,-As past and Nelp to defend the r;qhti c-f air tl,e people. Learn how to discharge your duties before. yuu learn how to aswit ivur il;0ts; nd,icate and make yourseff worthy, and st3nd high. in the light of your awn deed; youi must always be loyal and c-,ourageous. Filled with optimism, make sociable, upright, judicious, and above all things be sober and col.lecwa ir. your habits, cautious in your actions and spar- ing in your speech. Believe in God, love Human;ty ind rely upon the framework of human progress, slow and sound, unequivoca; and firm. Always be'honorable a.-,d highminded; learn how to be self-reliant upon your qualifications and resouret-q- In war serve, your country, in peace your convictions; descern, investigate, meditate, and think, study, at all times be honest and generous. Let your firmest purpose be that of helping to see that each new generation sha,'° be of a youth more efficient and capable and in this let your own children be included. 1985 - 1986 Program Announced/awarded.duly 1985 Dispersed fall 1985 & spring 1986 1. Elizabeth A. Espinosa 2. Danny D. Gonzales 3. Elizabeth A. Longoria 4. John A. Ramirez 5. Michael C. Ramirez 6. Thomas A. Sinbeck 7. Mary A. Rubio 8. James C. Sorrels 9. Angela M. Torres LNSF Student Application Please type or Print - Answer all Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name.S`prre•_S 70�__ai 10. Ethnic Origin: ❑ Cuban Last 1 First iddle 2. AddressJ009 Wes' ' tA jr.6r� Ape :*7S—A{ ❑ Mexican-American ❑ South/Central Street or P.O. Box be a 77 x ❑ Puerto Rican X Other (Specify) City State Zip Code 3. Phone 3_3 2 4S73 4A a Fs„ MA 4. Social Security No, _ 11. Marital Status: 5. Birth Date . ;K Single ❑ Married 6. Male K Female ❑ `` 12. U.S. Citizen 7. Parent/Guardian name COAS 1tCC _leerl+elS X Yes ❑ No 8. Address (If different from yours) If no, explain 9. Occupation ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High SchoolAt)po)Ai_A 5c 1 17. Collegehl"7Y&s S" t 1 14. Date of Graduation Maa4 A196 18. Major S,N&)0' — Vre"L'. 15. Grade Point Average sb.r 19. Year in College &ESV'r t"1 16. Honors and Activities,Sae."Ixs CIA &Mccl. 20.-Aat-Score �e lie ie^�.�no+� SAT '�X C1�yti yet p�L TU_.V1e r L.0 LAC... Ptr�ridet aF N T S.V. SnrEtr"'A;0 ro_\ skAcr.� �ssecio��isN *or 6' O , FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ !uoo. ee 00 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No. of Dependents_.— Parents $ "6— Savings $-1OW ee eo 23. No. of Dependents in College �}" Work $__�,QQ�=_rsb %t-Other $ $ 24. List college expenses for year of 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? application: Yes Y" No Tuition Fee $ d000. po Books s aao • o0 Room and Board �.1► 610 � Other $ Soo, 99 ___ PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. Je-t uN es4v� N�E d� )4N.S.U. I SiN e.k gVoYo dE C 'Il Ne 1?0 � re. cor►�iMvgr V46 e.dvco. C.*%oa Ni --ew,,p4Ca llevAr 0. Gur\p,ir r^wc-�,asde r,%iS rvE*ioS . Sol unr0. ftt-so tva.. V Ij 5' \t.► CQ Y�o o. Vw t ecAa-)bvaL I �eS pvecko g �ceY� CON +OAO CAW - q Ve- e-� Ck;N 0-tG S ie- 1^�e 440-Y0 o/. rl Va 0. .Ser Vf'1 y- VQV- h�,p -�Co..�- as, `o� c.,Ov" v t.,1 AC.4t �iS eqN al. Flu $ewe.v`cA . rc s e N Cr eA O41-IJ0 VeLS 010 9 0.N Q. 000. b� ta► (�Q `.�U .�,. R.C. dec-'%r �� Q... S iN Nc es-�av� � oN�e n 1 to C- Y` v ¢- tM�►S � 0.- los �ue r 4 �0. \v J^q P°`V-0,-ve CQe C.r�►o�► s r vrZ vim¢ nc` Al G.. Yvd0.�o c ve Ja`t Jc' wt \ Q-Vj . i O�NdL� c2.N O&S, '2S (�e3 to a i C-- 14 l o C vv-aC- a S or 4.S S i Ao orb ;9-v` .s eo Ir s v Ve. . S.g.S. GTa�w►e� So.w•e.s C�ct�s'�o��e.1r $or r¢.�s You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed applicatiorr and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. "Signature of applicant Date I(110. �Q PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. Senores, Soy James Christopher Sorrels; tengo el obr n mbre de "Jaime" . endre; en el 27 de mayo de este ano, 19 anos e eeda�. Naci aqui en Denton de Tejas. Mi madre es americans y ella nacio en Minnesota. Hace unos ocho anos que se murio mi padre de cancer. El era de un pueblo chiquito, Ennis de Tejas. El era un gran padre y me enseno muchas cosas valiosas. Tengo una hermana, Micaela Alicia. Tengo un hermano que no he visto desde cuando se murio mi padre, se llama Leslie Earl jr. Mi familia no es tan grande Como otras, pero tenemos una cosa, que en verdad es muy especial, el amor familiar. Para mi, el Amor sig- nifica todo. Cuando aprendi el espanol, descubri tambien que uno se pudiera decir cosas de una forma totalmente distinta a la del ingles. Me gusto tanto el espanol, que hasta is actualidad to sigo estudiando. Creo que el espanol y su gente son algunas de las placeres mds agreadables que lleve la vida. Un dia, me gustaria mur_ho vivir en un pais hispdnico. Mis cantantes favoritos son: Joan Manuel Serrat, Jose Luis Perales, y Miquel Gallardo. Ahora, con mi gran interes en Ias len- guas extrajeras, estoy tratrando de aprender el hebro, el arabe, el aleman, y el franQes. Hablo, leo, y intiendo bien ingles, espanol, ital- liano, portugUes. He participado en muchas de las actividades de L. U. L. A. C. He ido a todos los bailes y conjuntos. Recienamente, he ganado machos premios e1h espanol . Para mi la educacion es una de las cosas mas importante en la vida. Con la ayuda de Ustedes, podria yo mantener el nivel alto de estudios, que consigo. Por favor, piensen en to bueno que se pueda hacer uno con el talento de poder conocer tanta lenguages. Que Dios les bendiga y muchicimas You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. gr. acias. Jaime Cristobal Sorrels 0 Signature of applicant Date 25 abril 1985 I� • �,.�/ % , PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. My name is Elizabeth Espinosa and I am a senior at Denton High School in Denton, Texas . I am thirty-fourth in a class of 591 Stu- dents ; my grade point average is 95 .05. My strongest subjects are science and math although this year I have also done quite well in Advanced Placement English IV: my first semester average was 91 . I have been scheduled for six classes all year, and I am currently tak- ing Analysis, Government, Biology II , French IV, AP English, and ?hysics . My first semester average in Biology II,. which is an ad- vanced science course, was 93 ; I am planning to major in Pre-Med and minor in languages : . I had a 99 average the first semester in French IV, an advanced language course. I am currently Treasurer of the French Club. I also speak, read,- and write Spanish well as it is my second language. My plans after college are to go to a medical school either in Dallas or Houston there I plan to specialize in pediatrics . I love children and have been babysitting regularly for over four years . Some of my other interests are reading, cooking, and watching old mov- ies . As part of my plans after medical school, I hope to be of service to my community by founding a clinic for needy children. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicant + Date eel1.c PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. .y name is ^'homas Anthony Simbeck. I am eighteen years old, graduating from Denton High School in 0'ay of nineteen eighty-five. ;wring my high school years, I have been taking a 'pore serious outlook toward my future and long term goals. I enjoy reading interesting books and working with people. In order to work with society, I am involved in many extracurricular activities such as : the youth group at my church, a fellowship group at my scnool( FCA) , and the Spanish club. I also enjoy sports, mostly baseball and swim- ming. Because of winning district this year in swimming, I feel I can accomplish goals that I set for myself. Having an after school job, I feel capable to live independently, buying most of my neces- sities. illy work experience and extracurricular activities are strengh- ening factors in my desire to obtain a college education. I am content for taking college preparatory courses , and doing very well in them. Signing up for advanced math makes me pleased because it is Necessary in achieving goals , and it puts me in the category of higher education. I am also in an advanced course of Spanish, which puts me ahead of others. I always do my best at all my goals and purposes in life , for I realize that a person is successful by achieving the goals he sets for himself. dith this scholarship I hope to reach my goals. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicant Date League of United Latin American Citizens DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL 4366 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BANQUET July 18, 1986 7:00 p.m. i '4 4 Wyatt's Cafeteria University Drive Denton Keynote Speakers LULAC Council 4366 Scholarship Awards Banquet Program Samuel Saenz Master of Ceremonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rick Salazar Mr. Saenz has served the education profession as a teacher, a Treasurer Council #4366 secondary and elementary school principal, a migrant and Title I consultant with the Texas Education Agency and a program officer Invocation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m Rev. Hector Medina Immaculate Conception with the Department of Education in the Washington office. He is Catholic Church currently the Special Assistant for Public Affairs for the Secretary of Education Regional Representative in Dallas. Mr. Saenz was Bienvenidas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tomasa Garcia granted his M.S. from Texas A & I University at Kingsville, Texas. President Council #4366 Opening Keynote Speaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Samuel Saenz Dept. of Education Bertha Galan Regional Representative Scholarship Awards Ms.Galan has served as President of the Dallas LULAC Council 272 Presentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Rudy Rodriguez for two years. She has been very active in the Council 272 Chairperson Scholarship Program.This year Ms.Galan played an important role Education Committee in raising over$10,000 for LULAC scholarships.She is currently an Recognition of Outstanding investigator for the U.S.Office of Equal Opportunity Commission in Youths in the Community. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Emilio "Pogo" Gonzalez Dallas,Texas. Ms. Galan is currently the 1986-87 LULAC Deputy District III Director's Comments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Felix Galan State Director for Women. GrandMet Corp.— National LULAC Essay Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Ortiz National Vice President for the Southwest State Director's Comments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jose Garcia de Lara LULAC State Director The Denton County LULAC Council gratefully acknowledges the Closing Keynote Speaker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bertha Galan contributions made by the Texas Women's University and North Deputy State Director Texas State University to the scholarship fund. for Women LULAC Council #272 President's Closing Remarks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tomasa Garcia 1986 Scholarship Recipients LULAC District III Officers Shirley Ann Aguilar Elizabeth Ann Longoria District Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Felix Galan Paul Jason Brazile Angie Annette Martinez Dallas, Texas John David Caraway Mary Annette Rubio Teresa Elaine de Onis Andrea Courtney Schueler Deputy District Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elizabeth Garza Carter Elizabeth Espinosa Isaac Serna Denton, Texas James Espinosa James Sorrels 4 Lisa Marie Hinojc�s� i� Deputy Director of Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mary Alice Moreno Denton, Texas LULAC Scholarship Program Graduating Hispanic Seniors from public schools in Denton County Denton Council 4366 Officers can apply for a Denton County LULAC academic scholarship during our annual scholarship drive in the spring. Funding for the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tomasa Garcia scholarship drive is received from community resources, LULAC members, and from the LULAC National Scholarship Fund. For more information, parents and students need to contact the chair- Vise President for Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Annette Mulkey man of the Education Committee, Denton County LULAC. Vice President for Youth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Earl Martinez Lorenzo de Zavala Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Anita Benavidez Summer Youth Program Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rick Salazar Tom Salazar Ricky Fernandez pariimentarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Iris Lopez The Lorenzo de Zavala Youth Program involves over 200 students Sergeant at Arms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rudy Rodriguez from throughout the state of Texas in a one-week legislative session in Austin. Students elect their own governor and other leaders and participate in simulated law-making activities of. the House and Senate chambers of the Texas capitol building. The program also emphasizes career orientation and cultural awareness. Other students who have participated in the LDZ program have been Mary Santiago, Debbie Simbeck and De Anne Rodriguez. Council 4366 Committee Chairpersons Special Honored Guests Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rudy Rodriguez & Juanita Duenes-Lazo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TWU Director of Joba Ramirez Student Activities Community Services Referral. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lupe Gonzalez Horrero Bayayera. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NTSU Assistant Political/Public Awareness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Davila & Director of Admissions Dorothy Martinez Adela Nunez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Denton ISD Assistant Fundraising Emilio Gonzalez & Principal, Denton High School Tonnie Ramirez Jose Garcia de Lara. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .LULAC State Director Newsletter Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Connie Sorrels Felix Galan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . District III Director Joe Botello. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Past LULAC State Director 1986 Council 4366 Membership Entertainment provided by: Isabella Pina de Cantu Elias Argumaniz Earl Martinez Anita Benavidez Noemi Melendez Jimmy Benavidez Mary Alice Moreno Marihelen Brazile Rudy Moreno Liz Carter Annette Mulkey Outstanding Youths In The Community Frank Davila Hila Palacios Tomasa Garcia Elizabeth Perkins Patricia B. Ramon Jennifer Davila Emilio Gonzalez Joba Ramirez Nicholas Perches Christine Davila Lupe Gonzalez Tonnie Ramirez Liz Melendez Emilio Leo Gonzalez Mike Hinojosa Rudy Rodriguez John David Caraway Luis Sanchez Quirino Longoria (Rick Salazar De Anna Rodriguez Gerardo Ruiz Iris Lopez Juan M. Sanchez Baudilio Martinez Constance Sorrels Dorothy Martinez Melquiadez Zamudio LULAC Code Respect your Citizenship and preserve it; honor your country, maintain its tradition in the spirit of its citizens and embody yourself into its culture and civilization. Be proud of your origin and maintain it immaculate, respect your glorious past and help to defend the rights of all the people. Learn how to discharge your duties bAiiore you learn how to assert your rights;educate and make yourself worthy,and stand high in the light of your own deed; you must always be loyal and courageous. Filled with optimism,make yourself sociable,upright,judicious, and above all things be sober and collected in your habits,cautious in your actions and sparing in your speech. Believe in God, love Humanity and rely upon framework of human progress, slow as sound, unequivocal and firm. Always be honorable and highminded; learn how to be self- reliant upon your qualifications and resources. In war serve your country, in peace your convictions; discern, investigate, meditate, and think, study, at all times be honest and generous. Let your firmest purpose be that of helping to see that each new generation shall be of a youth more efficient and capable and in this let your own children be included. 1986 - 1987 Program & DRC Announced/awarded.Tune 1986 Dispersed fall 1986 & spring 1987 1. Shirley Ann Aguilar 2. Paul Jason Brazile 3. John David Caraway 4. Teresa Elaine de Onis 5. Elizabeth "Betty" Espinosa 6. James Espinosa 7. Lisa Marie Hinojosa 8. Elizabeth Ann Longoria * 9. Angie Annette Martinez * 10. Maria Annette Rubio * 11. Andrea Courtney Schueler 12. Isaac Serna 13. James Sorrels 14. Xx Rodriguez *Returning scholar previously awarded � a AGUILAR BRAZILIE ESPINOSA ESPINOSA as 41%, a HINOJOSA LONi ORIA MARTINEZ RUBIO l SCHUELVIR SERNA SORRELS RODRIGUEZ Achievements Scholarships, in varying amounh year recipient of 0 LjLAC scholar- urtderS1,000,Wenttw wp, who is an elementary' ■ 'Shirley Ann Aguilar, a ti maieratTWU. Denton Nigh schoW graduate,w"will ■ Andrea Courtney Schueler,a 19% attend coake County Junior colaem DNS grad who garlicipatea in many this fall, then transfer to tkx1h Texas activities including the Swim tears, University tQ maiar jA journal who will enroll at UT thisfall, 1111M • Isaac sarna, a graduate of 0 Paul Jason brazil@, a t5116 EMS Sanger Migh School, who plans to at- graal.who plans tv enr€sil of,KTSU fts tend Cooke County Junior Cattege this tAyl- fail then transfer to NTSU. i John David Caraway, a IM ■ James sarTais, a Im OHS Krum High School grad. who plaric tv and Viand year recipient of 8 11ULA(: attend Inxelfill .A&M WW UMO ko scnolarahip, who is nQW #0 at schoofl.(tot pictured NTSU, S 8 Tartu Staine da gals, a l"e Graduating Hispanic seniors from DHS grad, who plans to attend tr;e public schools to Denton " 'y can University of Texas this fall- on., apply for aft Denton County LULAC pictweal academic seholarahip during the i ■ Elilzbeth ,g@ttV, ,no group's annual scholarship drive each DNS grad and Wtund 41 sp6n. '- A d_ULi C as taplarsnip- NVWA ltualeM at NTSU, she then plans of rmeoicsril Tom Salazar and Ricky rnaingex School Were rlC09PiZed for Participating 10 f James "noel, OHS grad the Lorento de Zavata Summer YMM Wt'Was in numW activities including Program 7avata,*native of AWWAM Whiz W: team, plans to attend was the it vice president 4f Tevas, S NTSUthnsfali. The youth program wrings 200 / Uu Marie Hinolosa. a IM Hispanic youth from across the state Aubrey High School graduate, wfec each year to a opCweek t5lativu S plates to rnajer in drama at the College session in Austin where sarsfa Fe, their awn governor and other leadys • Elizabeth dints Lonqoria€ a and simulate legislative activity t third year recipient of the LULAC. sctawwsnip< who basins her W—lar Recognized as outsta my for OW year at Texas Woman's University various academic, wmietic SW ultw t flits fall.TVs education major teaches achievements were Patricia Ramon, kirKlergarlen ataprivateschool, Nicholas Perch, lot 10 11 Anon Jena*"* Martinez. al IM Caraway, De Anne RWriguez. Jen- ONs grad.w+saz is matoring in business niter c vila. Christine Davila, Emilio t at NTSU. Leo Got+xalez, l-als Sanchez artd ■ Mary Aene"t Rtffan4 a socwd Gerardo Rutz. 1 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. I am a freshman at North Texas State University with a grade point average of 3.46 . My major is biology; I plan to go to med- ical school and become a pediatrician. I started taking classes that applied to my major my first semester: I took botany and chemistry and received a 4. 0 in each. Chemistry was a real chal- lenge. I am currently enrolled in English, History, Chemistry, and Zoology. College has truly lived up to my expectations ; the atmosphere is so much more comfortable than high school. Everyone takes respon- sibility for their grades. This has given me more incentive to do the best I can because I feel more satisfied with the results. College is more of a challenge ; I spend much more time studying than when I was in high school. The LULAC scholarship I received last summer was a tremendous help ; it made it possible for me to concentrate better on my studies. I have a part-time job at the Information Sciences Library at North Texas State. I work fourteen hours a week shelving books and keeping the library neat. With school and work I have less free time, but I still enjoy reading and cooking. Since I started working on my major, I have done mope reading in the field of medicine. Right now, I am reading a book on clinical genetics . Once I start my practice as a pediatrician, I am going to pro- vide care for the needy children in my community. I would like to start a free clinic where these children can still r eC.t:i "c -complete attention and the best care possible. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. F11n,Ca Signatur0of applicant Date rr Itr LNSF Student Application Please type or Print - Answer all Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name Martinez, Angie Annette 10. Ethnic Origin: ❑ Cuban Last First Middle 2. Address 1200 Dallas Dr. , Apt. 1021 ❑ Mexican-American ❑ South/Central Street or P.O. Box Denton, TX 76205 ❑ Puerto Rican Xn Other(Specify) City State Zip Code 3. Phone ( 817) 382-9816 Caucasian 4. Social Security Na. _ _ _ 11. Marital Status: 5. Birth Date_ ___ _ ❑ Single KI Married 6. Male ❑ Female ® 12. U.S. Citizen 7. Parent/Guardian name N/A N Yes ❑ No 8. Address (if different from yours) If no, explain N/A 9. Occupation Student ACADEMIC DATA 13, Graduating High School Denton High School 17. College North Texas State University 14. Date of Graduation May 28., 1985 18. Major General Business 15. Grade Point Average— 3.50 ,IIY�u zc) 19. Year in College Freshman 16. Honors and Activities National Honor Society 20. Act Score SAT 730 President & Co-Historial of Office Educ. Assoc. Who's Who Among H.S. Students FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $29,000 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No. of Dependents_2_— Parents $ N/A Savings $ N/A 23. No. of Dependents in College 1 Work $ 300-00 Other $ Husband 24. List college expenses for year of 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? application: Yes X No Tuition Fee $, 300.00 Books $ 125.n0 Room and Board N/A Other $ NIA PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. My name is Angie Martinez. I have been married for one year. I work as a rural carrier for the Denton Post Office. I work two to four days a month, and sometimes less than that. I enjoy sports such as volleyball and bowling. I graduated from Denton High School in May of 1985. I participated in many school organizations. As a sophomore, I was very active in the Future Homemakers of America (F.H.A. ) Club. When I was a junior, I was an active member of the Office Education Association (O.E.A. ) and was Historian for the Future Homemakers of America, as well as Student of the Year. During my senior year at Denton Ijigh School , I ran for President of the Senior Chapter of O.E.A. and won. I was .,,1,socC,?-Hisstorian for this organization. I received first place in Chapter Activity Scrapbook at the National Conference for O.E.A. I received the Ambassador Award for the many activities that I participated in. At the State Conference, I received second place in Chapter Activity Scrapbook, and I received the Statesman Award. I received first place in Chapter Activity Scrapbook at the Regional Conference. I was an active member of the National Honor Society and graduated in the top 25% of my class. I had the honor of being selected for Who's Who Among American High School Students. I received a scholarship from the Denton Evening Lion's Club which was used to help pay my first semester at N.T.S.U. My major is General Business, and I plan to specialize in Income Tax Research in my Masters. It is my hope that the League of United Latin American Citizens (L.U.L.A.C. ) will see the need for me to continue my education as being as important as I do. Although I am not of Hispanic background, I have made a commitment to this culture in my vows. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed appiicationand a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. ap- 'Sigm(�e of applicant Dad f %Ihl, U I LNSF Student Application Please type or Print . Answer all Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name Caraway John David 10. Ethnic Origin: ❑ Cuban Last First Middle 2. Address g.o. Box 584 C71 Mexican-American ❑ South/Central Street or P.O. Box Krum Tx_ 76249 ❑ Puerto Rican ❑ Other (Specify) City State Zip Code 3. Phone ( 817 ) 482-3749 4. Social Security No. 11, Marital Status: 5. Birth Dat E3 Single ❑ Married 6. Male IN Female ❑ 12. U.S. Citizen 7. Parent/Guardian name Mary Caraway P� Yes ❑ No 8. Address (If different from yours) If no, explain 9. OccupationBag Inspector at Union Camp Corp. ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School Krum ISD 17. College Texas A&M 14. Date of Graduation May 30, 1986 18. Major Political Science 15. Grade Point Average 8*1 19. Year in College 16. Honors and Activities.Area V FFA President 20. Act Score 900 SAT PTA Scholarship recin.•ent, LULAC Youth Advisor, LNESC trip in Wash- ington D.C. , Most likely to succeed. FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ 16,000 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No. of Dependents 2 Parents $ none Savings $none 23. No. of Dependents in Collegen/a Work $ 1,000 Other $ 24. List college expenses for year of 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? application: Yes x—No Tuition Fee $1 200 Books $ 700 .00 Room and Board 3, 800 Other $ 600 .00 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. .� , U --, � ,4-� �t.� '� 4 - Ju\r n-Alp AW You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return thif cqmpletedy,,Iicatiorr and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. .7 zVI- ex a — - Sign ure of applicant Date II!� Iti. PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. I am a good student as my grades show, but meeting the requirements for an "A" is not enough. I push myself into reading ahead in my physics and mathematics courses. College has given me the freedom to learn things on my own, allowing me to get a better understanding of concepts than other students. This initiative will help me compete against other good students from other universities for graduate positions. College has also placed me in a job where I can gain valuable experi- ence in teaching. As a physics lab assistant, I learn teaching methods by helping students better understand the physics experiment they are doing. Talking with them and showing them the fundamental concepts of physics also helps me academically because it makes me rethink concepts I have already studied. The continued support of the LULAC organization will help me reach my goal of becoming a physics professor. My plans are to go to a first rate graduate school in physics. The only way I can achieve this goal is to push myself to the fullest. LULAC allows me to concentrate on my studies and not spend too much time working in a job to pay for my expenses. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. /77 R/ C . r / Sig azure of applicant Date �l`K LNSF Student Application Please type or Print • Answer all Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name i YAtC)t:'?5 I z.,o�._ [ 1 I Q 10. Ethnic Origin. ❑ Cuban Last J First Middle 2. Address K- '' I �130X 20-J � 5/Mexican-American ❑ South/Central Street or P.O. Box AL&U.0 QS -wo 2aq ❑ Puerto Rican ❑ Other(Specify) City State Zip Code 3. Phone 4. Social Securi No. 11. Marital Status: 5. Birth Date N/ Single El Married 6. Male Elllq ale 5V 12. U.S. Citizen 7. Parent/Guardian name e.- 1 VYes ❑ No 8. Address (If different from yours) If no, explain 9. Occupation NIVIe ACADEMIC DATA j 13. Graduating High SchoolI VA 17. College NDr4h P1(a 5 14. Date of Graduation 18. Major bramG.-. 15. Grade Point Average 1 .11 19. Year in College 16. Honors and ActivitiPG �1l 20. Act Score ('1 �src�onr, �r NQSS Prps .� kono_rna6li.-- e_n+i on Q Yt r �,.� FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ T(700 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No. of Dependents Parents $_ . 000 Savings $ 23. No. of Dependents in College 1710-nIR Work $ 1 Ong Other $ ()0C)e 24. List college expenses for year of 26. Have you applied for student 'nancial aid? application: Yes No Tuition Fee $ T®©� � Books $ 160. oQ Room and Board Other $ PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. 1 q I� ✓1^` 6y-YY' rYr QC", 1 BSc_ N�►'YI�Q�fYTt y �`--1� `x- LF I-1 A �--��--.�.�"��-�.-J �• C • , .�-�-sue ,��-�-v-r,,�_�-rr,e-.�-• 0j _r�'c *A/TZ�Ws . . v -�--- r � You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Sign of applicant Date �lll� i��Y LNSF Student Application Please type or Print.- Answer all Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name . i~-I'-1-i-2� 10. Ethnic Origin: ❑ Cuban ` Last First Middle 2. Address A 22=r= E?`Mexican-American ❑ South/Central Street or P.O. Box i ,K "'r-•?G i ❑ Puerto Rican O-Other(Specify) City State Zip Code 3. Phone 4. Social Security No. 11. Marital Status: 5. Birth Date Single ❑ Married 6. Male ❑ Female 0- 12. U.S. Citizen 7. Parent/Guardian name T�t'. ��:- r-'lr� ':>E 0`Yes ❑ No 8. Address (if different from yours) If no, explain 9. Occupation a,—exam v- o- t;c Iyt\Llam. ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School )t.VATzDv, I-tj:�,.i�l2vp►17. College ar-Cr �>kd k_t s Wit-iN. 14. Date of Graduation �,_ti2z '7E Tl t% i� 18. Major l-t be--V---LA .d+5 15. Grade Point Average yA 19. Year in College 16. Honors and Activities tll-Acie^t` �' �1�a l 20. Ad Score 53'y yam,.' i��' 1`t C Y'1�.1 � r t•'�tZ'410'� `^•T F_..t/�'iK J ' fir i C�3 6 Er��idea�+ 'VD 1'e> tau.I l � M Cal ro ct e 4-q � i:ve4-,c k C t L :; s FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ r5(o WD 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No. of Dependents 19, Parents C) Savings $ 23. No. of Dependents in College v' •"e Work $ Other $ nn 0 24. List college expenses for year of 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? application: Yes _�No Tuition Fee 11-:5 Books $ .3 j 0 Room and Board 3 F-300 Other $ A �r,r;0 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. X., V(- 4 !1-�-!k C —k 4 ., A U-i aLk-- z- o %/;1liJ jj .11-j-'A --ILZ L -Y 4 /,,z 0 I AL -4 L .1i4 L r•j L-. -A- 1 +!``(il..lin.+'i!{� '11 J.1Jt-��'!... c� +�i+l Yil�.l�'�1.:` lil�. l�..�_-�1.� it�y I.J. �,:� l i.\ !J"�-l'�f Lk- t-t -ctf r r-� 1A- c C L 37 CW -4 Elk: zil +1 C, -1, 7-L--1 C:-- --.1 4-L J,4 J, A cc j4k-, 1,Vk .-k- L'A-/-/ jj1&AyWW-;4 VLJ- w You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. 4 + I Return this completedipplication and aform of verification of college application ora4mittance,to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicant Date LNSF Student Application Please type or Print - Answer all Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name Brazile, Paul Jason de Hoyo& Ethnic Origin: ❑ Cuban Last First Middle 2. Address 2200 North Lakes Trail ® Mexican-American ❑ South/Central Street or P.O. Box Denton, Texas 76201 ❑ Puerto Rican ❑ Other(Specify) City State Zip Code 3. Phone ( 817) 382-8533 4. Social Security No. 11. Marital Status: 5. Birth Date - IX Single ❑ Married 6. Male Q Female ❑ 12. U.S. Citizen 7. Parent/Guardian name Robot R R Ma ri hel en Rraz i 1 e CX Yes ❑ No 8. Address (If different from yours) (Separated) If no, explain Father's 3824 Stuart Rd. , Denton, 76201 9. Occupation muter Science- Professor ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School_Denton_Ni_gh___School 17. College N/A 14. Date of Graduation_ e_ -, 1926 18. Major N/,TA 15. Grade Point Average 3,F 19. Year in College N/A 16. Honors and ActivitiP._ -Band, Section Leader, 20. Act Score NSA 1ct Chair Saxaphone, Orchestra violin, Journalism SAT 1120 1st Chair Bass, Represented OPnton High �Gtlev :0 Gr/�w ,�. � 1c School at Bnys State in Austin, Summer 1985, Outsanding Bandsman member of the 1st Place State Orchestra (Denton High School). IRS-1985 Saxaphone$1700.00 Family Father= $43,000.00 FINANCIAL DATA lessons $24.00 - Paid Mother* $17,000.00 for music less to ""'0.00 er mo, 21. Annual Family Income $ 60,000 00 25. Money availableUr collegpe expenses: (private) and 22. No. of Dependents gng ages 29,18.14_ Parents $ ? Savings $ n new instrument 23. No. of Dependents in College r con) Work $ 300.00 s,,U ther $ Lean er s .,ar- Oldest brother a senior at Rice University. 24. List college expenses for year of 26. Have you applied for student financi%hiP application: __ _Yes No Tuition Fee $ 1. Have received a scholarship from SMU Books $ -- for $750.00 for the year Room and Board 2. Also applying for a band scholarship at Other $__ SMU *Parents are getting a divorce this summer. 3. A student loan may be submitted for the res Father not required to support son cage-18 years of age Mother issupporting both boys still at home. Current job pays 1144.00 per mo. (far less �k,r 1 �r.+ „onvOc inhl HnngP navment is $841 .00 plus utilities. ' r 2 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. Last summer I was chosen to represent Denton High School at Boys State in Austin, Texas, where all of my expenses were paid for two weeks. While there, I learned how our state government works and was an active participant in an election process which was the best way to learn everything from attorney general to local and city management processes and the power that they may hold. I have always been very active in band and orchestra concerts, fund raisers, recitals, graduation ceremonies, and have maintained a 3.5 grade average while doing these extra-curricular activities. In addition, I also play a little piano, oboe and flute. But my primary instruments are saxaphone 4both tepor and alto) , and I have played the violin for several years in the orchestra. , This year I joined the Journalism Department at Denton High School and have enjoyed seeing how news is gathered, recorded and what an impact that the news media can make in our lives. While in the Dallas Independent School District, I was always a Hfgh donors Program Student, it was at Denton High that I assumed much more responsibility with my music studies and still maintain an honors study program. I am currently taking calculas and physics, while serving as section leader with my music classes. I have worked every summer since I was 13 years old except for last summer because I had so many honors projects (including Boy's State) and attended summer school . While an 8th grader in Dallas, I took honors English at the high school level (9th grade) and it was not accepted in Denton despite my "A" average, so I took an extra English course to satisfy requirements here in Denton. I have worked at a restaurant cooking hamburgers and french fries since it was for a friend of the family, at the age of 13 and 14. Later, I worked summers at a grocery store. This month I will play at a private wedding (saxaphone) for the first time along with my older brother Robert in Houston. I will have to be largely responsible for my own expenses and pocket money including loans and scholarships as my brother Robert did before me. He graduates from Rmce University on May loth. My intentions are to work for scholarships and loans as engineering studies are very demanding. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed applicatiorrand a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. �� April 30, 1986 IX Signat �ofplicant 0 Date (`0 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. When asked to tell about myself, I must always include my four year old daughter. Cathy attends the TWU daycare while I attend classes during the day. I can honestly say that Cathy. is the one who keeps me going when times get tough, and I could not make it without her. I decided to come back to school because I wanted to further my education; although more than that, I wanted to provide a better life for my child. I have attended TWU since Fall of 19833. beginning on a part-time basis. I realized that it would take twice as long to earn my degree if I continued in this fashion, so I made the decision to resign from my position at NTSU and attend TWU. This has been one of the best decisions I have ever made, and I have not regretted it. I have been attending TWU on a full-time basis since Summer II 1985, and have done quite well academically. I am employed by the Language and Literature Department at TWU, and work approximately fifteen (15) hours per week. I am a single parent, and having only this income can be rather concerning at times. I have applied for financial aid, and was able to receive a portion this semester. This, however, does not cover the monthly expenses that are incurred. I assure each of you that if I am selected as a recipient of your scholarship, the funds will be put to good use. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed applicatiort and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee.. a . t�.r`?z� o 1 r - -'� g - 2 ( Signature of applicant Date le 11 �Ir League of United Latin American Citizens Denton County Lulac Council, #4366 July 9, 1986 Isabella Pina de Cantu 2212 Ft . Worth Drive #19 Denton , Texas 76201 Dear Isabella: We are very pleased you have agreed to be our guest of honor at our 5th Annual Scholarship Awards banquet. The Awards Banquet will be held at the Wyatt ' s Cafeteria banquet room on July 18, 1986. The dinner and program will begin at 7 :00 p.m. This is the fifth year that the Denton County LULAC Council #4366 has given scholarship awards to Hispanic graduating seniors. We are very fortunate to have the funds and support from the community and members to host a banquet for our scholarship recipients . Thanks for taking the time to be with us at this important event. We feel grateful to you for the time you have taken in working with us to better serve our Hispanic community . We are looking forward to seeing you at our banquet. Hasta pronto ! Sinceramente , Tomasa Garda LULAC President Council #4366 P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 76201 LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS Denton County L.U.L.A.C. Council, #4866 • • P. O. Bog 981 Denton, Texas 76201 r r LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL 4366 G� SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BANQUET June 19, 1987 7:00 p.m. Texas Woman's University Denton, Texas "ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL" DR. SMRLEY SEARS CRATER President, Texas Woman's University Dr. Chater, the eighth president to head Texas Woman's University, comes from the University of California in San Francisco where she was vice chancellor for academic affairs. As president of TWU, she is in charge of the three TWU campuses: Denton, Dallas, and Houston. Dr. Chater's experience as a profes- sor in the areas of education, nursing, and social and behavioral sciences has given her a wide range of experiences and a sensitivity in working with varied programs and individuals. She is the author of numerous publications and is serving on several advisory boards to include the Kellogg Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. She is married to Dr. Norman Chater, a neuro- surgeon. They have two children, Chris, a graduate student at San 4 Francisco State College and Geoffrey, a student at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. t' Denton County LULAC welcomes Dr. Chater and wishes her r : continued success. LULAC DISTRICT III OFFICERS District Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Felix Galan Dallas Deputy District Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .: Raul Sanchez Grand Prairie Deputy Director, Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Liz Carter Denton DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL #4366 OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Martinez Vice President, Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jimmy Benavidez Vice President, Youth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mary Alice Moreno Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Anita Benavidez Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tonne Ramirez Parliamentarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rudy Rodriguez Sergeant at Arms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buddy Reyes DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL, #4366 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BANQUET PROGRAM Invocation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Popo Gonzalez Bienvendos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Martinez, Denton County LULAC President Introduction of Speaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Rudy Rodriguez, Professor, TWU Keynote Speaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Shirley Chater, President, TWU Scholarship Awards Presentations . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Rudy Rodriguez, Professor, TWU Recognition of Scholarship Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Martinez, Denton County LULAC President Denton Junior LULAC Award Presentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michael Martinez, Jr, LULAC President Achievement Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mary Alice Moreno Scholarship Award Presentation . . . . . . . . . . . Sam D. Hess, The Pillsbury Company Achievement Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mary Alice Moreno, Denton County LULAC Public Schools and The Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Willie Hudspeth, DISD School Board Member Master of Ceremony. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Frank Davila Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Isabella Cantu SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS FOR 1987 Elizabeth Antonia Espinoza Suzanna Marie Ramirez James Charles Espinoza Mary Annette Rubio Yolanda Fernandez Graciela Linda Sedgwick Emilio Leo Gonzalez Deborah Renee Simbeck Anthony David Lewis Thomas Anthony Simbeck Maria Luisa Melendez Angelina Margarita Torres Denton County LULAC acknowledges and commends the parents of these scholarship recipients. SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORS FOR 1987 We would like to formally thank the citizens and organizations in Denton County who so graciously contributed to the 1987 Denton County LULAC Scholarship Fund. It is because of these folks that we are able to celebrate tonight with the Scholarship recipients. Muchas gracias. Jim & Mona Alexander James E. Espinoza Bettye Myers Ben E. Keith Beers Don & Vicki Holt Joanne M. Shipley, P.C. Anita Cowan Gary H. Kirchoff USBank William C. Crouch Moore Business Forms, Inc. Victor Equipment Company Annette Mulkey STUDENT RECOGNITIONS & ACHIEVEMENTS FOR 1987 Every year Denton County LULAC takes pride in recognizing different students for the work and achievements that they have made. We are pleased to add these names to others who have previously been recognized. Denton High School Juanita Gloria DeAnna Rodriguez Calhoun Junior High School Francisco Torres Raymond Garcia Strickland Junior High School Andrea Moreno Sully Saucedo Lewisville High School Monica Martinez Elizabeth Vasquez DENTON COUNTY LULAC #4366 MEMBERSHIP Connie Aguilar Earl Martinez Elias Argumaniz Father Hector Medina Anita Benavfdez Nohemi Melendez Jimmy Benavfdez Dora Mdndez Ed Bleess Valerie Morabito Nellie Cortez Mary Alice Moreno Isabella Cantu Rudy Moreno Liz Carter Annette Mulkey Frank Davila Adela Nunez Tomasa Garcia Liz Perkins Emilio "Popo" Gonzalez James Ramirez Lupe Gonzalez Joba Ramirez Ron Heil Tonnie Ramirez Mike Hinojosa Rosa Reyes Consuelo Jimenez Buddy Reyes Quirinio Longoria Rudy Rodriquez Iris Lopez Rick Salazar Dorothy Martinez Sharon Warwick Lilo Martinez Melquiades Zamudio COUNCIL #4366 COMMITTEES & CHAIRPERSON Community Services and Referral . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lupe Gonzalez Cultural, Social and Recreational. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dorothy Martinez Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rudy Rodriguez Fundraising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jimmy Benavfdez Tonnie Ramirez Political & Public Awareness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Davila DENTON COUNTY JUNIOR LULAC MEMBERS Janie Burrero Manual Melendez Christine Davila. Michelle Morales Jennifer Davila Cynthia Rodriguez Delinda Delgado DeAnna Rodriguez Liza Delgado Marcela Rodriguez Rachel Delgado Melissa Rodriguez Juanita Gloria Francisco Saucedo Emilio Leo Gonzalez Manuel Torralba Mike Martinez Elizabeth Vasquez Monica Martinez Leticha Vasquez Liz Melendez Sponsors: Mary Alice Moreno & Elizabeth Carter LULAC CODE Respect your Citizenship and preserve it; honor your country, maintain its tradition in the spirit of its citizens and embody yourself into its culture and civilization. Be proud of your origin and maintain it immaculate, respect your glorious past and help to defend the rights of all the people. Learn how to discharge your duties before you learn how to assert your rights; educate and make yourself worthy, and stand high in the light of your own deed; you must always be loyal and courageous. Filled with optimism, make yourself sociable, upright, judicious, and above all things be sober and collected in your habits, cautious in your actions and sparing in your speech. Believe in God, love Humanity and rely upon the framework of human progress, slow and sound, unequivocal and firm. Always be honorable and highminded; learn how to be self-reliant upon your qualifications and resources. In war serve your country, in peace your convictions; discern, investigate, meditate, and think, study, at all times be honest and generous. Let Vour firmest purpose be that of helping to see that each new generation shall be of a youth more efficient and capable and in this let your own children be included. a 1987 - 1988 Program Announced/awarded June 1987 Dispersed fall 1987 & spring 1988 1. Elizabeth Antonia Espinoza Z. James Charles Espinoza 3. Yolanda Fernandez 4. Emilio Leo Gonzalez 5. Anthony David Lewis 6. Maria Luisa Melendez 7. Suzanna Marie Ramirez 8. Maria Annette Rubio 9. Graciela Linda Sedgwick 10. Thomas Anthony Simbeck 11.Angelina Margarita Torres PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. I am currently a senior at Denton High School planning to attend North Texas State University this summer. My father attended college , but he did not graduate, so I plan to be, along with my brother, first generation college graduates . I am sure that your schol- arship would be a great incentive to me while I attend college. I believe that I deserve this scholarship because as a whole the Mexican-American community is grossly underrepresented in the college ranks and I believe that the high school students of today need to continue their education, as I plan to do, so that we can pave the way for other Mexican-Americans who wish to attend colleges . I have strived throughout high school to complete college preparaory classes so that I i-ill be prepared for my college career. I feel that if given the opportunity I can shove this committee that they have selected the right person to represent their council. I realize that the transition from my high school studies to college studies will be a difficult one , but I am more than willing to undertake the task. I wish to thank you for this opportunity to apply for your scholarship. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed applicatiort and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. ey&nature f applicant Date Il� PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. My name is Linda Sedgw -rk. I am a senior at Pilot point Hicfh School . I enjoy roller skating, biking,horseback ridina, swimming, dancing, and listening to music. When I graduate from hiah school this May, I would like to ctet a 'Jpett:er paying j-ob. Then in the fall , start collecfe . I plan to be goincl to Cooke County Colleae for two vears and then transfer to 'texas Woman ' s University to complete my junior and senior years . I would like to major in physical therapy. I became interested in this profession by watching the therapist at the nursing home where I work on the week- ends . I have seen patients that are invalid who are now able to take care of themselves somewhat. I also became in- terested in phsical therapy because I enjoy working with people. I hope that somedav I will be able to help someone who is in a wheelchair or invalid to gain at partial movement of their legs and/or their arms. That would give me a ctreat satisfaction to know that I was able to help them. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed applications and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. R LrL" _I�L" Signature of applicant Date (Nullr PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. I am currently attending Texas Woman' s University and am taking advantage of this fabulous opportunity. I am slow- ly beginning to realize the importance a college education has in my life. This probably sounds strange coming from an un- decided major, but actually I 'm just enjoying the time that I 've been given to make this decision that will effect the remainder of my life. I 'm working, as of February of 1988 , for Probe Market Research, which is a company that conducts surveys for big businesses . I live with my parents , but am as independant as I can be under these circumstances. I pay my bills, buy my clothes, and work my way through college:. It' s satisfying to know that the things I have ,I work for. I don' t knoyv what I am going to major in, but I do know that some- day I 'm going to have an important place in life, because I have the desire and am willing to work as hard as I am able ,to accomplish the personal satisfaction of a job well done. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicant Date �G 8/87 urw o < Denton County Lulac Council *4366 ` P. O. Box 981 �yl Denton, Texas 76201 May 26, 1987 Emilio Leo Gonzalez Denton, Texas Dear Leo, CONGRATULATIONS ! It gives us great pleasure to inform you that you have been selected to receive a LULUC Scholarship for the 1987-88 academic year. Through the LULAC scholarship competition, we seek to amplify the high ideals of self development, productivity, and group pride inherent in our community. In acknowledging your academic accomplishments, we join you in increasing the number of individual successes within the Hispanic community. In keeping with our yearly tradition of honoring outstanding Hispanic students, such as yourself, we have planned a special dinner banquet where you will receive a certificate officially acknowledging this award. We, in LULAC, cordially invite you to join us as our special guest. The banquet is scheduled for June 19th, beginning at 7 :00 P.M. , at Hubbard Hall on the Texas Woman' s University campus. Please invite your family to accompany you and participate with our LULAC members and other community people in this celebration of your achievement. Please complete the attached form indicating your plans to attend the banquet. On the same form several conditions are stated which you must agree to in accepting the LULAC scholarship. More detailed information about the scholarship will be provided at our banquet. If you have any questions , please direct your inquiries to Dr. Rudy Rodriguez. Again, congratulations and best wishes for your continued success in your educational endeavors. Sincerely, Earl Martinez, Rudy Rodriguez President Chairman Education Committee (817) 565 9507 1�+�- '� h � ., f � . m,/I '�Pl 6CAZAleZ f Cl �7-/1 UuZer- ¢a /�vISI/� i'vl/ G4' i ae Ct l L /l y G°tri /A7'y &S , f I vL 4< �T v� f S�C c 03 "I G'fury /". 1 A '16, '�v, 141fG' /C�� CC 1 �jP GtnGt /eci-4,=� 17e /-c-ce, n-P / ' /"?.�L9ft'zi� J ov1'� G�.,GLtat/J C�/.e�c.�ie.t^, � �C'�k'�✓ /'� r L: J PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. I.y name is :Iniilio Leo Gonzalez. I am nor; a senior at Denton High School. The extracurricular activities that I have articivated in are Football and Trash. In football, I ,,as honored as ,11-District and All-Area Defensive Bach. I am currently a. member of the student Council Leadership Class and :.,as voted Ce-ior Favorite of 1987. I ryas also o.cc-e-.-)te,' in the ';.ho' s :_ho rl�iong -,Axaerican high Ichool ,'-t—Tents. Gutsi e of school, I am involves in a fc•:; activities. I axe a mer-.b r of t:_e outh Group at the Immaculate Conception Church. Slso, I am active in an "cademi c 7,nri chment Program called 7T 'U Upr;ar C; �Cui1d. 1,1'y .)ost-secondarial plans include many steps. Upon graduating, I p1.-.n to enter the United States Iarine Reserves. After cmpleting summer boot caxi+D, I r,2ll begin at a junior college. I .;ill be registered and enrolled prior to boot I plan to attend Trinity ',,Talley Community College (TLTCC) 7. d then transfer to IITSU after two years. Iiy major is undecided a.t. the present moment, but I am contem)lating a field in communications. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicant Date !1`4 i LNSF Student Application Please type or Print - Answer all Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name Gon-aiez, Fridlio Leo 10. Ethnic Origin: ❑ Cuban Last First Middle 2. Address 21 6 17- C011 n s ❑ Mexican-American ❑ South/Central Street or P.O.Box :In r)n�Tr--n C ?E, ' 1 ❑ Puerto Rican ❑ Other (Specify) City State Zip Code 3. Phone ( 317)N)17-4 "4 4. Social Security No. 11. Marital Status: 5. Birth Date ❑ Single ❑ Married 6. Male ❑ Female ❑ 12. U.S. Citizen 7. Parent/Guardian name Emilio and Lupe Gonzale2o Yes ❑ No 8. Address (If different from yours) If no, explain 9. Occupation a?rstyli-,t s ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School Dentorl High School 17. College Trinity Valley-College 14. Date of Graduation Jun_ e'� �10, 18. Major Communications 15. Grade Point Average ?.0 19. Year in College Freshman 16. Honors and Activities Football_ (All-Are F.., 20. Act Score 16 A11-District)� .,tii�lejlt C.nur e-i 1 _ 3e nip-r' H Lqyori te. TCC 7ni3th ,.^rn_;i?r., FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ 1,.000 Gro Ss 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No. of Dependents 3 legal dependents Parents $ n c n e Savings $ 'y 10C 23. No. of Dependents in College 1 Work $ Other $ : r1�2��`�n frnnl 24. List college expenses for year of 26. Have you applied for student f4wclal aide Reserve application: —? ._.Yes 1111111 No Tuition Fee $2C4 00 fOr 12 hr_S,___pZr Semester = `?520.00 per year. Books $F00 00 Per year Room and Board'F11 ,_00 1)or _serlester - 2,210.00 _per year. Other $ _:OtE: !�c_LigJrtl3r u Grandcau�hter a_re i �i n6 i n -^.nJ ,'tQ it`Z 37.a� '?�Qml}`o r. . IL PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. My name is Deborah Simbeck, but everybody calls me "Debbie. " I am in the Denton High School Sand and I play the flute. I will be graduating in June 1987 with an advanced diploma and ranked in the top 4 of my graduating class. I enjoy bicycle riding and swimming3 however for future career plans, my interests are Music Education, English , and Animal Care. I have a part-time job in the Wal-Mart Pet Department;and I'm ,learning numerous things about animals, which makes my job very enjoyable. In 1985, I was selected to attend "The Lorenzo de Zavala Youth Legislative Session; which was founded to inform hispanic youth about the U. S. Government and its procedures. In 1985, I also placed first in my school on the National Spanish Exam. I really enjoy cultural events, especially those celebrated in San Antonio; the Mexican Dances are the best. I 'm somewhat shy, but I'm gradually "coming out of my shell" so to speak. I would like to inform the scholarship, committee that I plan on working my way through college without the aide of my parentsl therefore, this scholar- ship will provide much-needed financial support, as I pursue a higher education and suceed in my future goals. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. LV4 7 Signature of applicant Date �`f • LOX d f OGI L'ot, ��A I r -k'4v' 1 ) ' r -66 4. n ' J 4x) i Y� e to League of United Latin American Citizens ~o Denton County Lulac Council, *4366 January 22 , 1988' Dear Sir/Madam: The Denton LULAC Council has as its primary objective the enhancement of educational opportunities for Hispanic students . Since LULAC was formed in ➢enton six years ago; we have conducted four education forums to inform Hispanic high school students and their parents about financial aid opportunities and admission procedures to colleges and univer- sities . As a result of the many contributions made by ii;divi-- duals and business organizatons , we have awarded scholarships to Hispanic students to study in a college of their choice . In addition , we have recruited and sponsored local students for participation in the Washington-based Presidential Classroom for Young Americans and the Lorenzo de Zavala Youth Legislative Session held in Austin each summer . We invite you to join with other concerned citizens and local businesses by contributing to the 1988 LULAC Scholarship Fund and support our efforts in facilitating educational opportuni- ties for Hispanic youths . The contribution that you wili make will be matched by our National LULAC Scholarship Fund in Washing- ton , D.C. Students enrolling at NTSU or TWU will receive a sup- plementary award sponsored by these schools . Please support our scholarship program by completing the enclosed LULAC Scholarship Contribution Form. We have set February 19 as the deadline for completing our 1988 Scholar:-hip Fund-raising Drive. We appreciate the opportunity to join with you in this worthy community service project . Sincerely , Jimmy BE✓navidez �4oba Ramirez President Chair Denton LULAC Council Educational/Scholarship Committee P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 76201- ,r AYia Lui sci I am a Hispanic senior at Denton High School. After grad- uation, I plan to attend college and major in elementary education and minor in journalism. Throughout my junior high and senior high school education I have been involved in many academic and extra-curricular activities. I have received several awards for my in- volvement in such activities. In seventh grade I was inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. I was a member of the society for three years. I was a member of the History Club, and class representative in Student Council. I was also selected for Top Ten in this grade level. In the arts, I was a member of the orchestra. In sports, I participated in track and field. In eighth grade, I was class representative in Student Council and served as chairperson of several activities. I was vice-president for the History Club and was re- cognized as the "Outstanding Historian of the year". This year, I also ran track and played in the orchestra. Again, I was selected for Top Ten in eighth grade. I wanted to participate in yearbook staff and I became a member of it. Then during the summer, I attented a journalism camp which was held at Southern Llethodist University. In ninth grade, I was business manager for yearbook staff. In Student Council, I received the Student Council Appreciation Award. As president of the History Club I was able to participate in several projects to help in our community. One of our projects was to raise funds to build a fence around a cemetery. In sports, I participated in track and cross-country. In cross- country I received the Kiwanis Sportmanship Award. I was again selected to be in Top Ten. The summer of ninth grade I attended two journalism camps. One was held at SMU and the other at a junio , college in Mesquite. There, I received awards for participation. While in senior high school, in tenth grade, I was in Student Council and Spanish Club. I received the Kiwanis Sportmanship Award for my participation in track and cross-country. Also, I was a member of the Bronco Staff and took part in producing the number one yearbook in the naton. While in the summer , I attended a workshop held at SIAU. We received a plaque for an "Outstanding Yearbook Project" while at SMU. In eleventh grade I was a member of Student Council and Spanish Club. I was parliamentarian of DHS ' Chapter of the Texas Association Of Future Educators of America. I was selected to the Who's Who Among American High School Students and to the Academic All-American. I ran ran croo-country and track. I received the 1:Iost Valuable Athlete of the Year award for cross-country. In cross-country, I also received the Kiwanis Sport- manshig award. In soccer, I was presented with the Honorable Mention Award for player of the year. In Bronco Staff I was named assistant editor. Later that year I attended the Texas Womans University Annual Yearbook/Newspaper Journalism Workshop. In the summer, I attended the SMU Journalis Camp . Again there we were presented with the "Outstanding Yearbook Project" plaque. This year, my senior year, I am involved in Student Council Spanish Club (treasurer)and I am president of DHS' Chapter of the Texas Association of Future Educators of America. I have been selected once again a member of the 86-87 Who 's Who Among American High School Students. In cross- country I have been presented with the Kiwanis Sportman- ship award and the Most Valuable Athlete of the year. I am presently running track. I recently made Regionals in track and hope to compete in Lubbock. In journalism, I was recognized by the Optimist Club as an Outstanding Journalism Student". I am also editor for the 86-87 yearbookaand fell that journalism is one of the fields I plan to pursue. I am also involved in the -community. I am a member of the League of United Latin American Youth Council Group. Early this year I attended the LULAC Youth Washington Seminar in Washington D. C. , for four days. While in Washington, I learned much about the federal government, and how Hispanics are taking part in that area. I am also involved in my church 's youth group activities. I enjoy education and journalism fully. I look forward to someday teach in those fields. I would like to become a bolingual educator, where my educational background and bilingual abilities will be used. I fe. l that if I am selected to receive this scholarship, I will be an influence for those who are following in the same footsteps. I plan to continue to work with the same enthusiasm in higher education as I have done until now. I believe in pursuing excellence and shall always strive to attain it. PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space.provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. I think that a college degree is invaluable, and I plan on doing whatever is necessary to continue my education. I have a beautiful five year old daughter, Cathy, who attends the TWU Child Development Center. Going back to school has been very rough on both of us, because Cathy and I were used to having alot of time together; it is now evenly distributed between Cathy, school, activities, and other situations that may arise. It also has a great deal to do with my inability to accept grades that will just allow me to "get by." I explained to her that it is essential for me to get a degree which will enable me to succeed in my chosen career, and that it will not be long before I calm finished. We have sacrificed quite a bit in the last two years, but we know that it dill all be worthwhile in the long run. Presently, I have no savings, but I have applied for financial aid. Cathy's father sends us $100 a month for child support. The DHA covers our rent, and I have inquired about a part-time job on campus. Your consideration in reviewing my application is greatly appreciated. If I am selected as a LULAC Scholarship recipient, the awarded funds will be utilized in an appropriate manner. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. `6 Signature of ap icant Date 1 4 "r �II� 1988 - 1989 DRC archive Announced/awarded May 1988 Dispersed fall 1988 & spring 1989 1. James H Lewis 2. Pamela A Nunez* 3. Gerardo Ruiz 4. Deborah Simbeck* 5. Andrea C Schueler* 6. Yvonne Hernandez 7. Bonnie Locklear 8. Eduardo A. Mata 9. Robert S. Partin *Not high school grads but will continue at a university 1988 - 1989 DRC archive Announced/awarded May 1989 Dispersed fall 1990 & spring 1990 1. James H Lewis 2. Pamela A Nunez* 3. Gerardo Ruiz 4. Deborah Simbeck* 5. Andrea C Schueler* 6. Yvonne Hernandez 7. Bonnie Locklear 8. Eduardo A. Mata 9. Robert S. Partin *Not high school grads but will continue at a university M i( LULAC nine scholarshi s presents p Nine scholarship recipients She joined the Dallas se from the Denton County arena were district in 198:5, serving as banomA Tuesday at the Scholar- special assistant to the gen ship Award BanquO gpen>sored by superintendent in the division the Denton County League of F;1 special populations She presen.United Latin American Citizens �.,, oversee such programs as Cowx]No.4366. Ile lingual education, English as a 1 Second Language, migrant Three of the award winners will education, foreign languages and attend schools In Denton County gifted education. while the• other six recent high 9ebool graduates will pursue their Levin lilata Parft Rat: With 2D years of experience in fields Mother Texas universities. education, Apodaca has had and Mrs. Joe Mata, to attend Mrs. Paul schueler, to continue several textbooks published and Recipients of the annual awards Baylor University in Waco; classes at the University of Texas; has written professional docu- included: James H. Lewis, sots of R bee S. Partin, son of Mr. and and Yvonne Hernandez, daughter Mr. a rs. ony Lewis, to at. Mrs. tan artin, to attend the of Mr. and Mrs. Armando Her- tend addressing such issues asnd tend Cooke County College in University of Tex" at Austin; nandea, to attend Brookhaven "a second language acquisition" Gainesville: Bonnie R. Loddear, Gerar& iz,am of Mr.and Mrs, Junior College in Farmers and program design, implem en- daughter of Mr. and bars. Tom Norberto RW2, to attend Tetras Branch. tation and management. Locklear, to attend the University Teach University in Lubbock; of North Texas;Pamela A Nunez, Deborah R_ SimbZk, daughter of The banquet, head is Hubbard daughter of Mr. anc Mrs --Mike Mr. wW Mrs. Ed Simbeck, to Hall at Texas Woman's Uruver• The met was dedicated to Nunez, to continue attending continue classes at Texas testy featured Rosits Apidara e>f Au etlo M' M8r'�' president of 'exas Woman's University; Woman's University; A Indepf�rdAp a(.a of the Denton Cmmty LULAC Ca moil 'duardo A. Math son of the Rev. _► the Dallas In 1987. Seder, daughter of Mr. and District as keynote speaker. e • f 4 Friday,July 1, 1988/Denton Record-Chronicle/7A LILAC n e a sc olarsbi s u presen' ts h x Nine scholarship recipients She joined the Dallas school 3 a., P� from the Denton County area were district in 1985, serving as a honored Tuesday at the Scholar- special assistant to the general -� ship Award Banquet sponsored by superintendent in the division orf the Denton County League of f "` �: special populations. She presently ' United Latin American Citimns t : . oversees sudt programs as bi- Council No.4366. lingual education, English as a 4 Second Language, migrant .. w Ev Three of the award winners will ,` Nye � � education, foreign languages and $" attend schools in Denton County i gifted education. while the other six recent high school graduates will pursue their Lewis Matta Partin ]dims With 20 years of experience in fields at other Texas universities. education, Apodaca has had and Mrs. Joe Matt, to attend Mrs. Paul Schueler, to continue several textbooks published and i ►a ++ee .F,.. fear�c j++��;tSOa4aa Recipients of the annual awards Baylor University in Waco; classes at the University of Texas; professional docu- has written "+ ow, included: James H. Lewis, son of �} S. Partin, son of Mr. and and Yvonne Hernandez, daughter meats addressing such issues as ' � "• Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lewis, to at- Mrs. Randall Partin, Gt attend the of Mr. and Mrs. Armando Her- "'�.;.;; .,. ,�'L tend Cooke County College in University of Texas at Austin; nandec, to attend Brookhaven "a seed language acquisition" "'" Gainesville; Bonnie R. Locklear, Gerardo Ruiz,son of Mr.and Mrs, Junior College in Farmers and PrW= design, implemen- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norberto Ruiz, to attend Texas Branch. tation and management! Cockles!,to attend the University Tech University in Lubbock; of North Texas;Pamela A.Nunez, Deborah R,. Simbeck, daughter of The banquet, held in Hubbard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simbeck, to Hall at Texas Woman's Unive The banquet was dedicated to101 �O Nunez, to continue attending continue classes at Texas sity, featured Rosita Apodaca of Aurelio M. Martinez' president of Rosita Apodaca of the Dallas Independent School Texas Woman's University; , Woman's University; Andrea C. the Dallas Independent School the Denton Binh`LULAC Council District was keynote speaker at the LULAC Scholarship Eduardo A. Mata, son of the Rev. Sdiueler, daughter of Mr. and District as keynote speaker. in 1987. Award Banquet. League of United Latin American Citizens Denton County Lulac Council, #4366 June 28, 1988 Dear James, The Denton League of United Latin American Citizens is pleased to present you with a scholarship in the amount of $200, in recognition of your scholastic accomplishments and promise of achievement. It is expected that this amount will be matched by the LULAC National Education Service Center in Washington, D.C. , thus creating an anticipated total amount of $400. Once the LNESC funds are committed, they will be forwarded to Cooke County Junior Collage for support of your fall and spring academic program. You will be promptly notified as soon as the scholarship grant is sent to your college. Do not inquire about your scholarship from your college until you are notified that your grant has been submitted to that school. Remember, in order for you to retain your eligibility for this support you must enroll for a full-time program of studies of 12 semester hours minimum per semester and must maintain at least a 2. 5 GPA. We take great pride in your past accomplishments and future potential and appreciate this opportunity to be in a posi- tion to offer you this support and encouragement. Congratulations and our best wishes for continued success in your academic endeavors. Sincerely, Tonnie Ramirez Joba Ramirez President Chairperson LULAC Council #4366 Education Committee P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 7620.2 s League of United Latin American Citizens Denton County Lulac Council, *4366 STATEMENT OF AGREEMENT AS A RECIPIENT OF THE LULAC SCHOLARSHIP I AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS OF THE AWARD. 1 . I will enroll for at least 12 hours in the fall and spring semesters of the 1987-88 academic year. 2. I will maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.5. (Failure to maintain the required GPA may forfeit any future participation in the LULAC scholarship program. ) 3. I will inform the LULAC chairman of the Education Committee, of any academic problems which affect the successful progress of my studies. If the chairperson is alerted in advance of these problems he may be able to assist you in obtaining special tutoring or other related support from your college or university. ) Gk - 15 Plea ig�t' Today s Date RETURN THIS FORM P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 76201 � , r ' - .. � �. PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space Orovided below.Tell the committee about yourself. My name is Eduardo Adrian Mata, as my name implies I am of Mexican- American origin. I am currently a senior at Denton High School and have managed to achieve a GPA of a B, also I will be graduating under the ad- vanced high school diploma plan. I have achieved a few academic achieve- ments in my high school years, I appeared on the Honor Roll at Denton High 1986-1987, and was nominated into WHO ' S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL ST- UDENTS 1986-87. Besides my school activities I have a few outside school activities , I am active in two church youth groups, and I work 18-20 hrs . a week at a fast food restaurant. My hobbies are weightlifting, and occ- asionaly I go fishing or hunting with my two brothers . I feel I have a good chance of really doing something with my life, this is why I am cho- osing to go to a academically competitive school like Baylor. I feel that it will be a real challenge to me . My hope is to obtain a good education at Baylor' s business school and someday go on to start my own business . I feel that when I do start my own business it will be a contribution to myself as well as for the Hispanic community. I feel that I can serve as a role model because how many Hispanics go on to continue their education even fewer still are able to start their own business and make it a success . In this manner I will be able to benefit myself and the Hispanic community by serving as a role model to the Hispanics that wish to continue their education. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the Pre;id, nt of We participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature rit applicant Date M� .S` t `•, League of United Latin American Citizens Denton County Lulac Council, #4366 October 1 , 1988 Dear LULAC, I want to take this opportunity to express my deepest appreciation for the recent scholarship awarded to me . I was so looking forward to having another successful semester at Texas Woman 's University , however , as you may be aware of , I had to decline the scholarship only after I encountered extreme financial problems that prevented me fom taking the required 12 hours of classes . I regret having to return such a wonderful opportunity, but my financial worries are so great that an additional full-time income was necessary and there- fore , giving me no choice but to work two jobs this year . Once again I would like to thank the committee and all LULAC members for offering such a program. I hope to qualify again sometime in the future for the scholarship again. Sin-cerely, _, ktt/Wa � Pamela A. Nunez PO Box 23613 TWU Denton , TX. 76204 P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 76201 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. I graduated from Denton High School in 1984 unsure of my abilities , interests , and future . Since I had not seriously planned for a career , I made mistakes my first two years of college. I enrolled at NTSU in a pro- gram of business and accounting . This decision proved to be an error that would later teach me a lesson. I was not happy studying accounting and I lost interest , made poor grades and quit school . I began to work more hours and tried to convince myself that I was not like all my friends who were away at college and had their futures all mapped out for them. I did just about everything to make it believable that I was not college material . However , as time passed and I grew more restless , I knew my only answer was to go back to school and finish searching for a future . That was two years ago and since then , I have found a profession that I am happy about -- Social Work. I realized that a career in a pros- perous field [,ias not a guaranteed ticket to happiness , but a career that reaps personal benefits ie ,the -future'-that I had �been looking for . There are countless problems that society is faced with daily that need caring , concerned and committed individuals to alleviate those problems. I aim to be such an individual that works to insure better communities for our societies and better lives for individuals . Until two months ago , I had been keeping a full-time job as a night custodian for a year and restaraunt assistant manager for two years prior to that . With the hope of financial aids , I want to work part-time so that I may participate in the campus activities that I feel are an essential part of the college experience . I am a politically , as well as , socially aware person , therefore , I intend to run for student government , join more organ- izations and volunteer in various community programs . In 1986, I left NTSU with a below-average grade point , now I am proud to of achieved a 3. 5 and 4. 0 the last two semesters at TWU. The road back to college included soul searching , family support , and a strong desire to make a difference. A future goal of mine is to lobby for federal grants and assistance to build and operate community centers in Hispanic neigh- borhoods throughout the U. S . I know how important it is for our people , especially the youth, to have societal support an..dinterest in order to gain self-confidence , role models , positive reinforcements , and healthier recreational alternatives . I feel our societies should know how important this is and I intend to put forth efforts in this direction. Eventually , I would like to direct and operate such a facility . The last four years since high school have been full of trials and tribulations . Fortunately , I have a great family who has faith in my abili- ties and offered endless support in the decisions that I have had to make . As I see some of my high school friends graduating from college now, I look back at those years and see a time of searching and discovery . I have no regrets , only appreciation for those who believed in me and for opportunities such as this to continue my education successfully and happily . You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this go leted applicatio n a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. 'y3' Signature cN applicant Date t ,G C .q •r 8187 PERSf?NAI ESSAY.Confine your response to the space,provided below.Tell I ,e committee about yourself. y My name is Robert Partin and I am a senior at Denton High as I have already pointed out. I am applying for this scholarship because I feel I am as qualified as any other applicant. My mother is a native Spaniard and my academic achievments meet the criteria. I am financially in need of any scholarships I can obtain since I have a sister in college already and my parents have just purchased a new house. I am not involved much in extracurricular activities because most of my free time is spent working. I plan on majoring in an engineering field. Math and Science are my strongest suIbject areas; this should help me in an engineering career. I hope that you will consider me for this scholarship. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the Piesidoril r,f the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicam Date LNSF Student Application Please type or print—Answer all questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Social Security No. T _ — - _ 10. Ethnic Origin: ® Mexican-American 2, Name Sehueler ~- Andrea Coirtney Last First Middle ❑ Puerto-Rican 3. Address 2806 Santa Monica El Cuban street or P.O.Box -_-- - Zip Code City Denton, Texas State 7620Cr G South/CentralAmerican 4. Phone( 817 ) 5 6 6-2 3 3 2 ❑ Other(Specify) 5. Birth Date December 1 . 1967 6. Male Female X 11. Marital Status: KI Single ❑ Married 7. Parent/Guardian Name Paul & Conifie Schueler 12. U.S.Citizen 9 Yes ❑ No 8. Address(if different from yours) If no,explain 9. Occupation Paul-pilot and businessman Connie-Administrative Director ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School 1lonton High School 17. College University of TAXas 14. Date of Graduation J_np __5, 1986 18. Major Nilr-Sing 15. Grade Point Average $7 19. Year in College Third 16. Honors and Activities -g I M t a s m 20. ACT Score FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income$ $5 8 2 7 7 0 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents 7 Parents$ n 23. No.of Dependents in College 4 Work$ 5 n n 24. List college expenses for year of application. Savings$ (1 Tuition Fee$ 4 5 0.0 0 Other$ 0 Books$ 300. 00 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Board$ W60.00 x_Yes No Other$ FOR LNSF OFFICE USE ONLY LFUND^-__—_— NFUNDS__ AWARD .___ TYPE__ STATUS A,H.G VA PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. My name is Courtney Schueler. I am the third of five children. I am a sophomore at the University of Texas at Austin. I would like to stay at The University and get a degree in nursing then continue my schooling and get a masters in Physical Therapy or go to medical school and get a medical degree. I would like to work with children no matter which path I decide to take. This year I volunteered at the Center for Battered Women. I lead group counseling sessions with the children once or twice a week . This summer I will continue tc/volunteer at The Denton County Friends of the Family, whi&.,ih is the battered womeds shelter in Denton. I have loved helping these children and it also helps me keep a realistic view of the real world . Next year I plan on working(volunteering) at the Brackenridge Children ' s Hospital . I will also continue working at the Center. I do not believe that child abuse will ever end, but I think that the more public awareness there is about the subject of child abuse the more help these children can receive. Do to the taboo that surrounds family violence some of these children who had no place to turn may even be adults now. I an trying to help increase public awareness on this subject so that all victims of violent homes will have. more resources available to them. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. U Stgnature of applicant LPate 't ,1 8'87 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. r IOU )U I NtLf f � Ixyt j�Ltl�,VU (I Al WRY; Oudn)'7 OL o C / , `Ibv cif You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarshio if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you art applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application a d a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. &A 75nature of app icant j Date f 'f .9 ' 87 t223 �� L/ And a n�nor• New Year to von and vour weer ones. � J r ca`1f��0 Greeting Cards ®MCMWIXVII Callon Cards,III Dallas,TX TM used under license horn Wheeler Group,Inc. Artist:Mary Grace Eubank H170016 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. ► v+"��-�.��RK' c�-d n.�-�--`-\�-��-�-�1 �.e►�-� ��-L-,c�.-� �..��+•..-�s cam— ,s . _ , --``mo�w `--- •�s t t""A3W e- �1/v— �� e—��Ch "Gib `a Cf You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicant Date 8/87 `• � League of United Latin American Uirizens Denton County Lulac Council, #4366 L>e�.r SifS, �e,r s<<-ge e, o.ppre c�a i o�► 40 4 t�-Q_ '0e_Y-jCrI U E -Vo vvke . 1, hAPe Line. 40 01AA vqo-h,'fo te. -"0 2� WJJL CLU AD 6 s F O'C-foss - WO'��e- fevv\-eWA:� �QAY- vjwv-- ds C�exu�ao 9�.u,az P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 76201 9sLeague of United Latin American Citizens Denton County Lulac Council, #4366 October 17, 1988 Cooke Co, College 1525 W. California Gainesville Tx , 76240 To Whom It May Concern; Enclosed is the fall semester LULAC scholarship in the amount of $200 for James H , Lewis, SS# , for expenses directly related to his academic program at LuuKe county College. Please call me at (817) 382-3873 if you should need additional information, Thank you, Sincerely, Joba Ramirez Chairperson Education Committee LULAC Denton Council # 4366 P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 76201 i '', i i I I �. I ,, PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below. Tell the committee about yourself. I consider myself an outgoing and goal oriented person. I enjoy setting goals and like the challange of fulfilling them. I have always put high standards into my life. I live with my parents but, I have worked part time since High School to help my parents with my education. I am planning to graduate from College on August, 1988 with a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration with a major in Finance. I hope to find a good job in a Financial Institution or in a Corporation. In my spare time I enjoy being in the outdoors. I enjoy playing soccer, swimming, and water skiing. I have a girl friend her name is Renae. I am a member of the Catholic Church, and I am also a member of the Knights of Columbus. I plan on joining the Finance Club at NTSU in the fall. I work part time for Mervyn's Department Store as a receiving clerk. With a LULAC scholarship for my senior year I hope to be able to work less and concentrate more on my studies, and improve my GPA. I have a 3.0 GPA in my business courses; however my overall GPA is lower due to some low grades in my basic courses. I received a LULAC scholarship for my freshman year for which I am very grateful. The reason I decided to apply for a scholarship now is because my father works for Moore Business Forms and he is going to be without a job soon. I don't know how much they will be able to help me this year. I want to thank you for considering me for a LULAC Scholarship, and to commend you for the good work you do for the Hispanic youth. I certanly appreciate it very much. If you need any more information please let me know. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. �. 3-31-87 Signature of applic na t Date 1� t` �.� League of United Latin American Citizens I Denton County Lulac Council, *4366 JAMES H. LEWIS 2516 FOXCROFT DENTON, TX. 76201 October 20, 1988 J.C. PENNEY COMPANY P.O. Box 659000 Dallas, Tx. 75265-9000 Dear Sirs: I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your contribution to my LULAC scholarship. I am a freshman in Cooke County College in Gainsville, Texas. I'll do my best to live up to your expectations. Sincerely, James H'. -Lewis cc. LULAC P.O. BOX 981 DENTON, TEXAS 76201 1989 - 1990 Natl & Scholarship Chair document inside Scholarship file Announced/awarded May 1989 Dispersed fall 1990 & spring 1990 1. Rebecca Cantu 2. Patricia Herrera 3. Martha Hotema 4. Bonnie Locklear 5. Christal Morales 6. Jose Renteria 7. Gerardo Ruiz 8. Julie Torres 9. Iromar Dajer Denton County LULAC Council #4366 • •` c SCHOLARSHIP CLEARINGHOUSE AND DROP-OUT PREVENTION P.O. Box 22903 Denton,TX 76204 (817)898-2229 September 8, 1989 V (� Mr. Rick Salazar f� t 2216 Burning Tree l Denton, TX 76201 �t Dear Rick: Per Jobita's instructions, enclosed please find the scholarship checks for the LNSF 1989 recipients to be distributed as follows: Amount of Distribution Student' s Name University Check From LNSF Fall '89 Spring'90 Rebecca Cantu Texas A&M $550.00 $275.00 $275.00 Patricia Herrera Texas Tech $500.00 $250.00 $250.00 Martha Hotema TWU $500.00 $250.00 $250.00 Bonnie Locklear UNT $400.00 $200.00 $200.00 Christal Morales UNT $250.00 $125.00 $125.00 Jose Renteria N/A $300.00 +(Plesee see note) Gerardo Ruiz Texas A&M $500.00 $250.00 $250.00 Julie Torres Iowa State $500.00 $250.00 $250.00 Iromara Dajer TWU - 0 - (Local Only) $100.00 $100.00 If you have any questions, please call me at 898-2239. Gracias por to ayuda! Cordi lly, G oria Ba anion, Coordinator Scholarship Clearinghouse GB/dem +Note: Jose Renteria did not accept the award, therefore we need to return $125.00 to Laura Benso in Washington. -cc: Jobita Ramirez AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER SPONSORED BY THE CITY OF DENTON,C.D.B.G.PROGRAM LULAC SCHOLARSHIP rn 1CAPITS 1989 Cantu , Rebecca 2239 Scripture Denton , T:: -:1201 Daier , Iromara Box 458, McCormick Rd. Little Elm, T.-. 75066 Davi la, Chr- S in. J . Oc3, �o`v:lei Denton , TX -6201 Davila, Jennifer L. 2408 Fowlec Denton , T{ 76201 Gamez . Bertha 'l icia 510 Crawford Denton , TX 7620i Hecrec.a , Patricia A . 4105 Selene Denton , TX 76201 ioter-na , Hac th a l:•'.. PID Box L� Grapevine, TX 76051 Lockiear , Bonnie R. 205 Tanglewood Denton , TX 76051 Morales, Christal n . 916 Crescent Denton , TX 76201 Ramirez. , .Susanne M. 2416 McCormick Denton , TX 76205 Ruiz . Gerado 90-4 Ave . n Denton , TX 16L01 Penteria , Jose Juan 232 King George Rd. Ponder , TX 76259 S i nfen t a l Munoz , M. PO Bo:, 5312L Justin , TX 76247 Torres, Julie Anne 1310 Windsor Denton , TX 762-01 Vasy,..ez , - = ' i a W. Oak #110 Denton , TX 76201 Vasquez , Maria H. PO Box 23613 Denton , TX' 76204 LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND 4' COUNCIL RECIPIENT REPORT IMPORTANT:This form due in the LN ESC office no later than June 1st. PART A: Counci' N"' City State i : 'ZI T { 4 i P.Q. Box Number or Street Address of Cauncl S Scholarship Committee Chairperson: � � Telephone: [W] [H] L 1. Number of student application ..t stributed by the council: i 2. Places where the applications were distributed(please circle) rfp , h school ` colleges vp�; it c of a ��e ca 3. Total number of student applications received: 4. Did the council require a written essay from the applicants: Q' Yes ❑ No .. z: 5. Did the council request a personal interview with the applicants, i Yes r- NO x + 6. Total number of students selected to receive scholarships• j $ , 9a. Number of GENERAL scholarships awarded: 91- 9b. Number of HONOR scholarships awarded_ : 9c. Number of ACHIEVEMENT scholarships awarded: ' 7. What were your most significant problems In conducting your schol p ogram',?. . o 8. What suggestions do you hav for improving the schol�rshi effo ` 9 Please complete the back page of this report. Signature of person preparing this report _ Date .: ' y�pi a yr• Y-� .J... •i11S. , , P i LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND .40 COUNCIL RECIPIENT REPORT IMPORTANT:This form due in the LNESC office no later than x June 1st. PART A: 43664W DENTON TEXAS -XA 76201 O1 Council # City State- Zip P.O. BOX 981 P.O. Box Number or Street Address of Council << Scholarship Committee Chairperso ` RA F Telephone: [M i A17a 65= - jH] (817 1 387- 1. Number of student applications distributed by the council; 4S tt r' 2. Places where the applications were distributed (please circle) Scholarship C1 eari ng� high schools colleges community centers o er house Program a 3. Total number of student applications received: 16 4. Did the council require a written essay from the applicants: o: A: Yes ❑ No : z: 5. Did the council request a personal Interview with the applicants: �,¢ ® Yes ❑ No 6. Total number of students selected to receive scholarships: 9 (One Local , 8 National ) 9a. Number of GENERAL scholarships awarded: 8 o9b. Number of HONOR scholarships awarded: None { 9c. Number of ACHIEVEMENT scholarships awarded:_ None 0: 7. What were your most significant problems In Conducting your scholarship program? documents. :. l f, 8. What suggestions do you have for improving the scholarship effort? Establishing a Scholarship Clearinghouse program will halo as well as working with parents. o, 9. Please cc fete the bac;page of this report tc y t tx .2-3 9 Signature of person4refrartrr is report _ Date Gloria Bahamon, Coordinator _ Scholarship Clearinghouse _ PART B: . RECIPIENT'S NAME—` 1 ;. UNIVERSITY MOUNT-O AWARD SOO 2.` t 11' l"�G. lzz 7'arzs�car /7 *�4 T /. bit Y 3. . 4, � rNG > o� 4 D ✓ s. / A4A 42 6, IN :JdStr x starAen ✓ a, it =v 7. i 9 i 10. •'.0 flig, 13. 14. t , 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 23. 24. 25. (use additional sheet If necessary.) f. Attach to this report the LNSF student applications and verifications of colleg I n o .tie re plents. Awards will not be processed until all the Information.Is provided. 'tic:• ': •,.. Tv Akp*:% Name School School Type(s) Amountisi status Comments lam' 1�c•�l sst�•�•1 Address Attend- Planning of ss(s 1 Phone ing ':o Attend Awards U Cantu, Rebecca ,t130U _ 1 . 2239 scripture Denton, T% 76201 c7'y� 7�<�/!f!( �/dfionaQafe D� :•1/f Wes,/,,, , /Lf'�'l (817) 383-2344 Da3sr, lromara Box 4.9 MCCorm1.1, 8d. O Little Elm, TX 75068 �/lS TA/ •��C •toe aK �C�c (214) 292-2396 Davila, Christina J. GC 2408 Fowler u7- cel-at, �� Denton. TX 76201 JI/f$ of gclus✓c /{ ia17) 382-7946 Hrr/�'� •a Davila. Jannitar L. 2408 Fowler UT Cr rt pdrp`r-4 C/c,•�if%�ef 1'rant0 n, TX 76s201 Dys of _ _ ok i8175) 382-7945 f1rrf n JNe{treNs..{ .(1/Ji. Games, bertha Alicia �,[etz k/7S �. �•� `19 Crawford Y Dorton, T% 76201 77r/(/ 7"irJ6/ --- `��f''l e i817) 387-2144 p4t4 kerrara, Patricia A. 4105 Solana pew( �'7� /✓� - •Z G tL (2&fe S Denton, TX 76201 0//S W-1wS Tch Ja so yK ,(A r(� �. lvaa�tc. i+c. ,fit{ G[� -I- i o 17) S65-9025 00 7f�;` FVOeBox 242tha R. Grapev N/CJ>� /LS U ins, TX 76051 7'k/ (817) 491-1036 7kwv $3400 `� Locklaar, Bonnie R. � �>o 205 Tanglew000 • Denton, TX 76081 t{f/T G(/✓7 t+-•F (61 7) 383-2288 (�ajtiru L ,1 e v Dk Oc•• 4-'v, Morales, Christal A. 916 Cresseant COtae /aS Denton, TX 76201 DNS 6/NT (YK -(ei7) 302-1736 Nark Ramirez, Suzanne K. 2415 McCormick K // �•, Danton, TX 76205 MAD- P Nr �r/j�lerlNG Ar/err.rinrr� °K �?K '�G` / 6� /v/ (817) 566-2761 v/a� F,�Crtwrrr Lorywsrfl{rc 8oU .rl�,p�E 7Z.rrt;,6«,,rYJo p� x I OU LecoC 2sa 7,",,C f'Y'• 9oq,a ) 7r<nr 7'Crrres .✓trr>< U bt�ae�wr �V�11 Gt >�+ � Zenfe n, TeytaS 762D/ ///jd/ /J+7j/ .1/n ltOki YQ60 J / =rb4U /P/7l 3q��_cran 7.wn9rf�P)<t={rrr +lg yy,,,,pC kantKing Jose Juan �„rr�� 4/4r/Nr . 232 King George Rd. Lo<ar! � r!1 Ponder, TX 76259 I/i1/r uNr 4/44'vj o 1.2 � (817) 383-3125 uA/T Sr+N;•+de.j rczro.rt e0 /akI /'//1// $sso Simantal Munoz, i4. ,arc ��; .{i / P O Box 532 +.450 le. r �>s7l6,.rN 7(/ l,wcr{- /are• 1')ifowt- Hu nv Justin, 7X 76247 I, tl(1 6tiv l ticf Asu/+ .+ct 4ru (617) 383-3125 f>i�t St�tvsr n (lm�inra� P/i Sr+r-tal ,ulf.,r. /erJr(.,G,s�;N • TlvlJ .!' /o o G6'!I f,:m.rts(/��/, Torres, Julia Anne �wycir v1 L310Windsor jp y$2sa t/ Inc I r� ,aG�s Denton, on TX 76203 J7"f/5 Tp/t�`t` 1 Jcn o (817) 307-7387 Vasquez, Dalia f 2424 W. Oak #110 y7L Denton, TX 76201 G!n/T G(j/7 --- �' N.! ow atr,�s,L (817) 382-0712 Vazquez, Maria M. P 0 Box 23513 Denton, TX 76204 TW V 76vU — pk- (817) 898-4721 rt/r/ )Jrv"+ G jBry LULAC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS 1989 Cantu , Rebecca 2239 Scripture Denton, TX 76201 Dater , Iromara Box 458, McCormick Rd. Little Elm, TX 75068 Davila, Christina J. 2408 Fowler Denton, TX 76201 Davila, Jennifer L. 2408 Fowler Denton, TX 76201 Gamez , Bertha Alicia 519 Crawford Denton, TX 76201 Herrera, Patricia A. 4105 Selene Denton , TX 76201 Hotema, Martha R. PO Box 242 Grapevine, TX 76051 Locklear , Bonnie R. 205 Tanglewood Denton , TX 76051 Morales, Christal A. 916 Crescent Denton , TX 76201 Ramirez , Susanne M. 2415 McCormick Denton , TX 76205 Ruiz , Gerado 904 Ave. A Denton, TX 76201 Renteria, Jose Juan 232 King George Rd. Ponder, TX 76259 Simental Munoz , M. PO Box 532 Justin, TX 76247 Torres, Julie Anne 1310 Windsor Denton, TX 76201 Vasquez , Dalia 2424 W. Oak #110 Denton , TX 76201 Vasquez , Maria M. PO Box 23513 Denton, TX 76204 _. .. . .. ,., , . „w..... �,.�...,, ` LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT APPLICATION LIST Cantu , Rebecca Lynn 2239 Scripture (817) 383-2344 Denton , TX 76201 Dajer , Iromara Box 458 (214) 292-2396 Mc Cormick Rd. Little Elm, TX 75068 Davila, Christine J. 2408 Fowler (817) 382-7946 Denton , TX 76201 Davila, Jennifer L . 2488 Fowler (817) 382-7946 Denton , TX 76201 Gamez , Bertha Alicia 519 Crawford (817) 387-2144 Denton , TX 76201 Herrera, Patricia A. 4105 Selene (817) 565-9025 Denton , TX 76201 Hotema, Martha R. P O Box 242 (817) 491-1836 Grapevine , TX 76051 Locklear , Bonnie R. 205 Tanglewood (817) 383-2288 Denton , TX 76201 Morales, Christa} A. 916 Crescent (817) 382-1736 Denton , TX 76201 Ramirez , Suzanna Marie 2415 Mc Cormick (817) 566-2761 Denton , TX 76205 Renteria, Jose Juan 232 King George Rd. (817) 479-2952 Ponder , TX 76259 Simental Munoz , Maria P O Box 532 (817) 383-3125 Justin , TX 76247 Torres, Julie Anne 1310 Windsor (817) 387-7387 Denton , TX 76-01 Vasquez , Dalia 2424 W. Oak #110 (817) 382-0712 Denton , TX 76201 Vazquez , Maria M. P O Box 23513 (817) 898-4721 Denton , TX 76204 Ma �/ ,LUG/-/G ScL•o`�t/'..�'�ip-s`/l89 aame School School Types) Amount (s) Status Comments Address Attend- Planning of Phone ing .,zo Atteno Awards Cantu, Rebecca �ap ✓ 2239 Scripture Denton, TX 76201 off`' 7.;- R, f U/ v-4. (817) 383-2344 Gajer, lromara Pox 458 McCormick Rd. Little Elm, TX 75068 .7)/f5 7t (214) 292-2396 Davila, Christine J. 2 308 Fowler Denton, TX 76201 (817) 382-7946f�'? Davila, Jennitar L, 2408 Fowler �� Denton, TX 76s201 D/fS (817S) 382-7946s�n Gamez , bertha Alicia 519 Crawford Denton, TX 76201 U Herrera, Patricia A. 4105 Selene Denton, TX 7620141 (817) 565-9025 U� arra Hotema, Martha R. F 0 Box 242 / / Grapevine, TX 76051 et r / Alt/l G'�r enG� $ .-L5_D �k- 14s1i`/ tLf�QeGr.t rr1-- (817) 491-1836 W�J $ 3,0 0 '`� Locklear, Bonnie R. <<a5 Tangl ewood /Vod Denton, TX 76051 (817) 383-2289 Morales, Christal A. 916 Cresscent /aea� /2S Denton, TX 76201 !NT d � -(8 i 7) 382-1736 M A17rra L� /`s /o GUartCu st ri un/� Ramirez , Suzanne 11. 2415 McCormick Svalfwis7�c / Denton, TX 7620`.; Cl N7_ Tom'��//efyw: Z1truri"I'l , vK __I_( 4- (817) 566-2761 �'>r�e C,�iyn�-rrsr L6srrkN�7`�e 90 i GANG. t«ts �r S ..18t ty -U �Gn�aro, TeystS 7G7a/ ��/�/ }3 r j}� i✓a�rcrlct� a�Sa D (7rnu,,�riSr�/�i) Renteria, -lose Juan / 232 f'in9 George Rd. ea Fonder, TX 76259 UAl— L1N�" /va4'0n"�� 'A /.?S (817) 383-3125 u/I/T .$�s vP e�1c.PrR 4Jf ,•L l G��q - Simental Munoz , M. P 0 Pox 532 B.� :c✓Gf>< ./D ea-� a' _ f�e�au✓ -,. c� 2rc.�t�o)�1riv � •Justin, TX 76247 / � a'0v � (817) 383-3125 ' >� ��i�I�r� at.�da r` 'ltlfkl {ter sc�.fwrx2rtf T/r!U g Torres, Julie Anne /1310 Windsor �h/5 7a! a'° •�� ?9 Denton, TX 76201 (817) 387-7387 Vasquez , Dal is 2424 W. Oak #110 �PART B: y RECIPIENT'S NAME UNIVERSITY OUNTOF '} = x AW RQ ' 1. I CANTU, REBECCA LYNN TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY' 00 , 2. :`HERRERA, PATRICIA ANN TEXAS TE »t, 3. � HOTEMA, MARTHA.RUTH TEXAS WOMAN S UNIVERSITY 250 �4. v. LOCKLEAR,BONNIE RENEE UNIV. OF UORTH TEXA S200N 5, 'MORALES, CHRISTAL ANNE UNIV.�OF NORTH TEXAS `" $125 y ; g RENTERIA, DOSE JUAN UNIV;`OF NORTH TEXAS115 7, ,-RIJIZ,"GERARDO TEXAS A-& M UNViERSIT 250 . g,. TORRE5, JULIE ANNE UNIVERSITY OF IOI�A `' 250 ! "' 9. a 10. 12." 13. 14. y 15. f ._ 16. • 18. 19. 20. s 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. - (use additional sheet If necessary. r Attach to this report the LNSF student applications and verifications of colleg nrollment fort a reci- pients. Awards will not be processed until all the Information Is provided. `� Juke T�''`� When I was a ) i tt l e g i r l I wanted to be a teacher l i ke my grandmother, mother, and aunt. This idea was later pushed to the back of my mind as I became interested in other fields such as history. In my twelfth grade year, I took a class called Advanced Social Studies Lab which made me feel that teaching -should be my career choice. In this class we went to ej ementary schools and assisted classroom teachers. This class was very enjoyable for me, I felt I ` cou 1 d communicate with the )chli 1 drep and help them through ;difficult learning and, e�not i;ona;l situations. My supervising teacher enhanced my good ifeq!lings y giving me more and more responsibility in the classroom, which included actually conducting classes for her. With ,my teach6r's encouragement I found it very stimulating and exciting. II�„ My supervising classroom teacher also shared some of he children's backgrounds and problems with me so I could understand their behaviors, fears, and ,joys. With this type of information, I was able to see what a difference a good teacher can make l in the life of a child. One of my responsibilities was to provide small group and individual help to a select group of students. Some of these children had problems and had a hard time working with the class because they were distracted. With help the students were able to work better in a larger group. Teaching is a very difficult profession, but the small rewards of seeing 'a child learn or grow emotionally would make it all worthwhile. While I was in this classroom I also began realizing the need for teachers with an understanding of psychology. In this day and age children have harder situations to go through then we did. In newspapers we often hear of people murdering children in schools, child abuse (sexual , emotional , and physical ) , terrorism, and the devastation of the environment. These issues are even hard for adults to handle. While helping the small group of children I noticed certain emotional problems that caused the children to be distracted. My supervising teacher was able to notice this before and was also helping these children with their emotional problems. Some of the problems the children were having was because of situations that have resulted from the problems of this era. This is why there needs to be teachers with psychological understanding ' to help students live in our present society. Both the Advanced Social Studies Lab supervising teacher and the fourth grade classroom supervising teacher told me that I had a real g i ft for teaching ch.i 1 dren. I have 1 earned so much and have increased my own self-respect by working in the classroom. When the students were told that they would be having a substitute teacher, they said, "Why can't Ms. Torres be here? She is our teacher, too. " I was a teacher in their eyes even though I came for only an hour a day. My personal feeling is that I have gained much more from the teacher and the children than I could possibly have given them. I feel that teaching 4� f/ is a career that I can do successfully, and it is a job that I would enjoy immensely. A scholarship would help me to reach my goalg4of becoming a teacher. Today a teacher must have a Masters degree to earn an adequate living. With a double major of Elementary Education and Child Psychology my schooling will take more time and money. With a scholarship I will be able to spend more time studying and taking courses instead of trying to work to get enough money to help pay for college. My sister will be in medical 6 cbool finishing up on her education when I go to college.. ThIs. 11eaves• _ a heavy burden on my parents financially. With paying taxes and j expenses plus our education it will be very difficult, •thatls why I want to help ease this finapcial burden by getting la' scholarship to help pay for my education. i I - . c n t- , t a " mt rr 1•r _r, It W 1.:S b^ h i t i A 'Yet, , � C PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. i You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification,of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. ' Signatur f applicant Date• 't •c 8/87 . ^/ wr � � My name is Reoecca Lynn Cantu . I am uresently a senior at Denton High Gcnp�� . Ihave been a member ; � one Basketbal l v . | Volleyball , Golf , Drill Team , and Speecn arz Debate Club . I am also on the A&B Honor Roll . I have been recognized by Who's . . Wno Among American High School Students . / ` I feel my grsarest aqhievement was ma. ^ng the DeMlon High Scnoo\ Fil l ies , a long term dream of mine sense I was fit . ` .t��* . / ' Making tne team increased my self-esteem ard gave me confid . I feel that , when a person reaches a long ? ife goal , nothing else . / is impossible . I would like to attend Texas A&M to major in Psychology and later attend a law school . My room and board alone will cost up to $3 ,000 dollars . Tuition is $240 dollars a semester . These fees , not including transportation , books , supplies, and other school related tnings will cost a great deal of money . MY parent' s moved to Denton in 1963 frcm South Texas . My father , who had no more than a second grade education , has had many struggles due to his inability to reac and write . These ^ struggles being botm social and financial . Both of my parents have taught us that and education is the tool needed to succeed in life . I watched both on my parents worn hard to give my sister , my brothers , and me a higher eoucatzonal opportunity . Being a child of former migrant workers I have seen the struggles without the opportunity oUeducation . I learned to value education . As a Hispanic , I would like to increase the number of role mooe1s for orner Hispanics . ' 2 � ^ My father neing a"Barber and my mothpr oeing a Personal ) Interviewer have already put three children through college . My brothers and sister are great inspiration- . My oldest brother attended college and then medical school . He is " `doing his ` � residency at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota . M. other brot".le� is / ' . . . presently a senior at the University of Texas Law SAW i ; nd /- / will / .. . �l /` / graduate in May , My sister is a teacher in Fbrt V��`th . My parents , my brother��, and sister �ave been in'spirat ons to me . To them , I owe myself , my potivation to set Wigh goals , / and to be an example to other Hispanics . I would like to thaw the Hispanic people that they no longer need to be bound to ignorance for who, and timpl y for what they -ire . - . �� . . . _ ^ _ .. . � - ' ^ _ - �'`xnm ILNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name 10. Ethnic Origin: s F's iddl 2. AddressL�o ❑ Mexican-American kim we x I rL TExas 9.58 ❑ Puerto Rican City _ i-o 21P Code [] Cuban 3. Phone(Ql� ) ❑ South/Central American 4. Social Security No.4 5. Birth Date L'Other(Specify) 6. Male❑ Female LN �/j ./ 7. Parent/Guardian Name--L erstar2daZ U/741 1. Marital Status: �I Single ❑ Married No 8. Address(If different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen ❑ Yes tV l I4, If no,explain�^ yl 9. Occupation ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School !I17. College /A 14. Date of Graduation & -','ME 31 1q 18. Major I-A/ 15. Grade Point Average _) 19. Year in College MIX 16, Honors and Activities 20. ACT Score FINANCIAL DATA 21 Annual Family income $ )7) oo© 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents Parents $ NA, 23. No.of Dependents in College Work $—,Vr k 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ AAA- Tuition Fee $ Other $ k1k. _ _-� Books $ � 26. Have you applied for student financial aid. Room and Board $ Yes ✓No Other $ _ 1 ate_q PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. (0, mT -ht(t rtQvj is J_mmaro� _:tvs Ac: t,�- terra rAez..L am a 6PA (or of bw4o jh schobL . 1 pan -f• Vsuc +�u 4e&CkL , �w r® !�tQ r Gt�U L ose e n WaS- -U CLt us{ T -eA ' V aye, ()eW bar► jt� �AL � -&ru oLt(. T -Rrn� 61 1 eme +614 -a4- , L ck arm 9 4?�A, arc 4on/Lorr6l4is -fltf�e- "It *Li q76�— a I"'Per oe, +�� dt&Ku 4 kc czy-xe 4u 6�� tA�nf OU[&rm am v k-e-1 0Ak �Or CPO, Z'YVL in, Cot 00-of ADPL Mass IVA uAtACA-1 T Lo l ch UYVA - Nee cQ Q WQ�-k.. J�C Igo i�ork w r -C 'O ' JkM1LUAt0-k (�M*OVC r u t-OLY Dior C asses c ; aid In r? I►n a,1 ur s ju�ria 4k. fir+ + 1 k ark c m t ' ►h.8 r o � love .� anti CDu L - be�dUs w� , �h be -�4 M al faxl�, W rL ujv�W* eW-LkQV----)/ d opt a.L - a �� CUM, OL CL& C Itt L Cal kVITR I 1(l J) ��- 0-�° o ,� u"etL-k Q)-amZl L-L*Ce U �re not eligible for an LNSF Sch_ if u are related to a mem of the ScTio�arshi Committee or the President of the e g e la p you p participating LULAC Council to wLich you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. <::)LWa1k) &a� _ Sgna+.ure of applicant Date •c 'E7 V PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. t-)C. 0. �Ut le y�. G� ��e-r �-r.\X tc�n GLm he. �.,nd 0-' Pe r,30n hc�+ 1 tke5 �� fie�z1 c�l� hLi Z u.:C1+cC'�V�� _ C;_M CA:, . W11�\1�Zr �� i: '�C_�1C�(�1 U^ Ut C'.. XC.`7 = v�c,c,\+ A., ►1nuL�n -c:.,ne. � , ��c c c.�� Cx� �- a -�'�'�c` a v u \ > vo\�n�ee-lr- Gc��v �\�c5 dr`�x�rtmen� \ cc"�;YiS Yv�\r �h� ew\� U n �\aw nc� c\c�,�n� �1c � -5tc��e� CS -the . dew}5 . G�z� c.cac� 1'1�t�r �U,^nz G\ h� c��-� = r�c��aa\d ccLncic\c�yc�r} }o C) \x�t1C,, C� Lc:;r� ' , ham\ r F t" '�v Gad •V v t0.\tC" �z�uu�e_ hey Oz \n -\U 4? 5 neeC\ C, , ^nuC You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of applicant Date t` 8/87 PERSONAL STATEMENT By Martha R. Hotema My goal is to become a chemist. I have been working hard to reach my dreams of a successful career and I would like a chance to prove my interest and dedication and obtain a better education. I want to be a chemist to represent the Hispanic community in the professional field; to inspire other Hispanics to study, but mainly because is a challenge in my life. I want to study a career in which I can help to improve living conditions . I am from a Mexican family. I was born in Torreon, Coahuila. I grew up in the small town of Mapimi , Durango where I had to travel an hour and a half daily to go to preparatoria (which is 1 equivalent to high school ) . I became a resident in the United Sta�es in 1981 when my mother, Ofelia M. Garza , married Manuel C. 'Garza who was a United States citizen. He suffered a heart attack and passed away on September 26, 1987. I came to live i permanently in the United States in 1985. I was enrolled in 9th grade which was very hard for me because I was not proficient in English. It was also a challenge for me because the primary language that is spoken in my household is Spanish. My house is in the country, seven miles from the closest town; this has made it very difficult for me to get involved in extra-curricular activities in school . My mother cafinot speak English and does a not drive; therefore, it is hard for her to get a job. Our only financial support comes from Social Security which total $550.00 a month. I get )no financial support from my natural father. With this type of income, it would be very difficult for me to go to college unless I get, some type of, help. I am constantly challenging myself to do the very best. When I started attending school in this country most of my classes were resource because it was very hard for me to study in an unknown language; I had to study with' a Spanish-English dictionary. I later was enrolled in regular classes and advanced math and science courses . My average now is an A+. I have confidence that I can reach my goals for further education with the help of generous institutions like yours and I promise to do my very best. Thanks for your consideration. t � PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. '��•�.- C'�cfG-, r'Zt.1�C.�-� �-G��t �� `S�i✓�-i� , GZ^xoe., �ucX ��°�.�.e , —4-e� You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. signature of applicant D e c 8/87 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space proylded below.Tell the committee about yourself. m j ra r ne ti ?,Cr) u E Vfr lee d LC Y , LC :t .► �r 1 �TCO UICLf U)70 Iri a� r J 1,, , CQia k 'C'CL . Ti C) ia. e, T Lu�5 cor vj fix.) 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Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship conmtitlt ram. srgnature of applicant Date i PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself, cotI1�r-t . ��•-�'�C?-'SSG, ��y � �"��-�,(�"' (fj!>,�..�Y /t � /1_ � p� S`'s�'�./'�.� J'1 /I,[i mot► � - - � 1 You are rot eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Corrrwttee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are apply.ng fo.an LNSF Scholarship Return this completed application and a form of verific' n,of college application or adm;rtance to the scholarship committee. 9'731�r'G a�pl+can ti319 T 19 5 =- 1 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. 1 e 0 You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return t 's completed ap lication nd a f of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Z of nature plicant Da <G 't .9 •c 8/87 � � �ld y,�P„w� ��n<So as � I�