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DTEX 2024.001-1-2 Scholarship Recipients, 1990-1997 1990-1991 Document inside Scholarship file Announced/awarded May 1990 Dispersed fall 1990 & spring 1991 1. Rebecca Cantu 2. David Dehaven 3. Ray Delgado 4. Christina Fernandez 5. Martha Hotema 6. Sonia Martinez 7. Tracy Montalbo 8. Christal Morales 9. Rebecca Pedraza 1 O.Renee Ramirez 11.Gerardo Ruiz 12.Julie Torres 13.Luis Frank Torres 14.Maria Valenciano Year Name Award Banquet Yr Award Last Name First Name 1990 Rebecca Cantu $ 40 1990 David DeHaven $ 26 1990 Cantu Rebecca 1990 Ray Delgado $ 20 Corurn Eric 1990 Cristina Fernandez $ 40 Delgado Ray 1990 Martha Hoterna 35 Delgada Christina 1990 Sonia Martinez 26 1990 Tracy Montalbo $ 40 Hoterna Martha 1990 Christal Morales $ 27 Lopez T. 1990 Rebecca PecltaZ-a $ 40 1990 Renee Rai-nirez $ 35 Morales Christal 1990 Gerardo Ruiz $ 40 Moreno Belinda 1990 Julie Torres 40 1990 Julie Torres 40 1990 Luis Torres $ 80 1990 Maria Valenciano $ 40 $ 5,69 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. I want to sincerely thank the Lulac Scholarship fund for giving me the great opportunity to attend Texas A. &M. this year. Enclosed is a copy of my college transcipt grades which you can see I accomplished to obtain a 3.25 grade point average. It has been a challenge I have really enjoyed. I am also involved with the Big Brothers, Big Sisters organization It has given me an opportunity to be an example and a pier to a less fortunate child. Her name is Rachel Gonzales, I help her with her home work her goals and her attitude. She has shown a great deal or progress and she has really enjoyed my friendship and companionship. All this has been possible because Lulac Scholarship was good enougi to let me be their representative. A representative of what a Latin- American student can accomplish when given the opportunity, especially if the student does not have to worry about financial problems and they can use their talent and time on better things. I lookforward to give you another progress report next year. I am living proof of what financial help can do for a student. 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 r 8/67 i. !)Clyl 1,twlS PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. .6 ut � n��,y� o�j 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. Retur s c p! d pplication and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship comet ttee. 3-13-90 Signature of applicant Date •c 8 s- PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. 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Re this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. ��- � Sign ur2 of applicant Date 8/87 f'f '"OVAL LSSAY. Conitn,.2 your feSpon;e it: the space of cU bf '� ; T 11 t'ne ,urrufuf , at, xa ✓o,u G� c�2 &mf--d G� �j e h Ly hal� cc .40 le for an LPJSF , hol,f hop if youwe if,„ -, r iprow a P PLAC Council to whit.. you are applying for ar ; P,Sf Schokii,hq fi ' Nir>• completed application and.) form of verific;thnn,)f c o'loraf� nf.l iif of, i ( I adn C.,nr f to thr r JNAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. -f�kv JML ILA &,�t� j jt,� jWhLV&V OAK a/3 V�Ck4 L ,nu-L � t At jak.� j -bi h)k4/�b VVI j 4W 3 , f t Ca 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. rn this com e a fication and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Alf -'Y�r, .� ature of applicant Date —� �4 r 8/87 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. My family history is something I am very proud and I would like to share it with you. My great, great grandfather, on my father's side was president of Ecuador and one of our relatives , a mar. named Villareal, signed the Texas Declaration of Independence. In my family an emphasis has been placed on education. It was difficult fo my father and his father to get an education, but my grandfather became a lawyer and my father became a physician. I realize that an education can open many doors in becoming a successful career woman. Being raised in a professional environment has influenced my desire to become a professional. I know I will go oast the graduate level. I have a desire for an education so I can have a better way of life. I have always taken a strong interest in what I participate in. I feel that I wil be a credit to any organization that helps sponsor me. I work very hard to achi the goals I set for myself. Throughout high school, I have been involved in many activities and I have held many leadership positions. By being involved, I have learned to be responsible and have acquired the ability to deal with others effectively. My father was a physician who died two years at the age of 45. My father expected to have a long, successful medical career. When he got cancer at 42 , he had not set up financial security for his family to the extent that he had planned. He gave a tremendous amount of his time, talent, and money to our chur and to the community. He felt he could always afford to send his children to college. He never expected anything to happen to him. He did not have a college fund set aside for me, something I will begin for my children when they are born From dealing with my father's dying and death, I have learned what is really important in life and how to cope with its many problems. At this time , my family receives Social Security benefits , but as soon as I graduate high school mine will stop. One month later, when my brother turns 16, my mother will lose hers. Two thirds of our benefits will stop just before I enter college, when it is needed most. I worked last summer and I plan to work this summer to help with my college expenses. Any extra financial help I can get will help to take pressure off of my mother and myself. 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 comp eted application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signotme of app leant a a- f PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. Hello, my name is Renee Ramirez. I am a freshman at TWU and I am extremely interested in applying for this scholarship for several reasons. First and foremost, I am in great need of financial help. I have been attending college for two years, part time, and I am still a freshman. I also work full time at an elementary school, volunteer as an Emergency care Attendant on the Pilot Point Emergency Service, and tutor an E.S.L. student on weekends. I have always dreamed of becoming a teacher. The idea of inspiring some- one to experience some kind of success in his life greatly appeals to me. I enjoy working in the school system as a teacher's aide. I enjoy working with the children and I like the way they think. I especially enjoy the satisfaction of knowing I've helped them. I hope to be a positive role model for all of my students, especially for the Hispanic ones. I want to dedicate myself to the Hispanic population and to give them hope of a brighter future. Since I am limited in my writing space, I am giving you only a brief summary of my life's ambitions. I do want you to know that your money will be well invested. I am a dedicated person,"and I will continue to work to achieve my goals. I would really be grateful for this scholarship since it is greatly needed. Thank you for your time and consideration. You am not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the parircipating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this completed application and a form of verificationof college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. 11119 Tphcanr Date •c 8 87 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. y W� CL {- V C�' -V 1 �X� � ,� `tom -CDC �o CD i��t aL.nQ-a'-)C-L CC r�CA ^,t-Y Lc C %C O�yj. 5���� :� • �►�. �L.1 Cur CX��;;ztz 0 ,1~-)Ca 1'i CL UCuvA� ce ,� ., �-� �-Of��L G --C- L C� v -�> CL- - nr-r,�2,T� J-) CX'r' Yn�-' Y� IZ_C11 G- �'��--Y�-L.�..�t�,: ,�.��V i P�'.r�r��+c.._if1+ . Y�-� Ct,�.�l<r1L✓�-cG�ICb 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 ,C 8/87 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. V-V% VVb IV-, lK_ r _ 't`.��v�. -AAf e. � �e_ G�� GL CTY'V -C..Ll� t�IN-r—CA .IcA . Y"ll� C�(I l� GL>t � SE�� Vr✓Y'� k\Gf' G\l A A; �1/i�+�c=tY Ve_y 1 \y c-tt,�e_�- - Yvtiw- 1� �,c VIA lVl��c pu Lsl e �t�Ls Y"W J�` vW\.\V1�.-C'G✓l 1y��-'�✓ . +t�` `� �� �. ��`1�(iC. �-1�-,,�--1 �� ll.L.l� ��S(-�,� �f•��'�Y�L �Y�� -1 wt.SL �e�� L'�S 4�,v�Sra..�, 4>e-e v� `C�.w�c��ec� �`rc-z.-��,., A�VC_ klel-C_4 11 G` c�L er_ Y- t �eGtY�t Q-ti� - L1Gl �V I= I� Lt�' c 41Ulc�r �t L\7.L t�� 1Ur LLlCcst��-t <<^ A You are not Pligible 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 I letm n this completed application and a form of verification of college application or adnuttancc,to the scholarship corntmttte ..yn,dun•of applu'.�nl Daft• t4 't •c Te �YeS l Changing Perceptions During First Year in College My first year in college has been very educational not only through my classes, but also in the way I now perceive certain ideas and views that I never really encountered before. These changing perceptions have come about from seeing things in a different way. I think I have changed my views since I have been at the University of Iowa. Some reasons for this change is because it's a different part of the country than Denton, Texas. In the Midwest they are like us in some ways but different in other ways . These differences have made me review my own ideas and I 've formed my thoughts in a way I think benefits me for I now know ways I can help other people. The one big lesson I have learned from living in Iowa is that there still is a strong feeling of prejudice. I always knew prejudice existed; I just didn't really see it since Texas has a wide variety of cultures and races. I grew up not realizing what a problem prejudice was since I had friends of many races and cultures, and I saw no differences between me and anyone else. In the Midwest, schools are not so integrated as in Denton. In some Iowa high schools they have no other races but Caucasian. When they do have a person of another race, their numbers are so low that if one of them did something wrong then everyone has a bad impression of that race. This impression, in my opinion, is because they haven't had that much contact with other races and I cultures. Even in the big cities, like Chicago, the minorities are in the inner cities and the caucasians are in the suburbs . Minorities on the University of Iowa campus are such a small portion compared to the caucasian majority that most people don't have the chance to change their prejudices. These prejudices are not limited to minorities but to foreign students as well , especially Asian students. There are a large number of Asian students at the University of Iowa. Most of them are teacher assistant's and tutors. They also tend to make good grades , which makes most people a little jealous . This jealousy and (for a lot of Midwesterners) the hatred and jealousy instilled by their parents tends to make the student body very prejudiced and verbally abusive to Asian students . Part of this hatred comes from -the failing companies and economies of many states in the Midwest (especially Iowa) , and that much of the industry in the world now belongs to the Asian people. Parents pass on a hatred of the Asian people to their children, because they feel that it is due to them that America has lost it's industries and they have lost their jobs. What they have forgotten is that it is our own fault, not the Asians. We are the ones who have not tried to advance, or more personally, study to our utmost abilities in order to help our economy. Most Asian students spend most of their time studying, which is because they want to excel . Many students feel that they have no social life and that it is because they study all the time. What I learned from my Asian friends is that they do have a social life, it's just that they have it after studying 2 4 and that most Americans are so unfriendly that they don't have a chance to make friends with anyone but people from other countries . If Americans were a little more tolerant in dealing with the language barriers and the different customs, they would find that they aren't as different as they seem. After seeing the prejudice I finally see what everyone was talking about and have a better understanding of the term, equal rights. I haven't found that much prejudice against me, since I 'm not visually or- verbally Hispanic, but I have received weird looks when people hear my last name. I know 'it's not because it is an unusual name; Torres is a common Hispanic name. Even though I see the deep problem of prejudice I still enjoy my life at the University of Iowa. There are other people like me who, even though they might not be minorities , feel like I do. We aren't a small group of people believing this but a large number. That ' s what makes Iowa special , knowing that there are people with the same ideas as you and that they are willing to do something to help. The whole University is organized so that there will be ways of preventing prejudice in the system. There are foreign teaching assistants and professors plus official offices for helping minorities and foreign students. Special Support Services and New Dimensions in Learning are two such offices that have helped me very much. They have helped make my transition here much easier. They provide support by giving us peer counselors and by having us talk with counselors and Deans, if we do have problems. There are also houses where minorities can go, such as the American Indian and Chicano House. 3 There are many ways I can help individually with the problem of prejudice. As a Floor Coordinator who helps the Resident Assistant I have helped put up posters which aid in communicating the problem of prejudice in the community. We also support programs which help bring up the problem of racism and prejudice and also help promote programs for minorities and about issues concerning minorities that will inform the public. I personally plan to become more involved with the American Indian and Chicano House. Whenever I hear anyone say anything prejudicial in my room, in my hallway or in the cafeteria, I don't hesitate to say something concerning the issue. From experience, it isn't easy to do this, especially if one of your roommates is prejudiced against Asians . I have talked to her about prejudicial feelings until she has finally stopped making hurtful comments . She might still be prejudiced, but at least she doesn't say it out loud where everyone can hear and where everyone around her is embarrassed or hurt. I think she finally realized no one here wants to hear these comments , because most of us don't believe like she does. In the future I plan to be in elementary education. Here I can help too. Hopefully, I ' ll be able to open the students' minds, so that they will be able to accept all people for who they are. If someone shows young children that prejudice is bad and that we can change, then they will grow up and be able to pass this understanding on to their children. In this way we might be able to break the chain of continuing prejudice. Prejudice is a major problem in our world; a problem for which 4 r r .r there is no room in this world. A problem which has no basis for truth in our community. A problem which everyone can change. 5 1 I f i L i OL U-K (It I- 6- V'- ,I c-cot bi-t" r C vts �- ll i-k-kIG O A�ca /-O( Sbe f a 13 1.Z VI O-VL kcs 0 tj (i I)c JA ayt c v / :� C'LL I-) Pf 0 r vt-f_: J )C r✓v u i,t-1,;i� t vVj��lLkCC �saL�'�l � ( J ,11i J�.� i .yilVt Cv ' L � s PC) i tc s t-I. i-✓�(.,t�,'1�'� cil/U(_�Jt f:<4' Cci�/l�t C u� ,�..��'�C—rt �.,1�'�.�,� L(�` ��(. I lei JI.)l Yl t r G Ili! wti : J r+� (_'+ _'✓I_ ,j_E_i, !<;�i C��� �. 1 11 YL, a'l t t I '1 LLL L.-J PvL, lV- .y A.)J��c ����� . wb-- _( � (.Z. `l l.L t I��J,!�, Jt✓���t C,'� (�4/ �( �--�- � �.[� w tip-V J i.11l f i�.C', ( ;��� , �`dt,r;.0`-Ci•5� V� i J � � .�`��.�iv1'Lt� t.•Ct �. , t-i G i�e �'1'11,c,-�vt r r .� PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine(your response to the space provided below,.�T�e�ll the committee about yourself. f}�lCr111C"- �C� 11lLf_Yul" -V .v�. yLCACU-r'�G ( ly''j JL o-'YVA [ U-CCL, r } U i 'ULS�ti �r� aj f y-\ Ci L 1{�S,rt ' ;1�1l Cxx�sl ItiQJ J�—ct 1U+ ',' -'c J ZC� � U aAtj C .ram Ct� L'c41 LJIr� inn t,` j)( cA (�C,-W" 'j - 1III U ,�t� �L t t i t q c-+ C i 4-0 UJPL4� (xjV t U'(:-C'1'Ud—Q,' Q to"Y-UQ ttic;UL (A, ) AC ti 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. 0A-4 COO Signature of applicant Date 4 ,t •c 8/87 LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS Awards Banquet May 17, 1991 7:00 p.m. 4 't TWU HUBBARD HALL Denton County LULAC Council #4366 RODOLFO "RUDY" RODRIGUEZ,JR. Keynote Speaker AWARDS BANQUET Rudy is the son of Rudy and Rosemary Rodriguez of Denton and the May 17, 1991 eldest of three children.In 1983 he graduated with honors from Denton PROGRAM High School.He attended the University of North Texas for a year before transferring to Texas A&M University where he graduated with a B.A.in Musical Prelude . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christina Fernandez Soloist Political Science in 1987.Later,Rudy graduated from the Harvard School Kevin Dart, Accompanist of Law in June, 1990. As a student Rudy was active in a number of organizations such as the Pledge of Allegiance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emilio "Leo" Gonzalez Mexican American Engineering Society and the Judicial Board of Student Government. While he was at Harvard he was active in La Alianza as Invocation. . . . . . . Academic Affairs Chair, and in the Harvard Law Record as Features • • • • • • Deacon Douglas Wuenschel Editor. Immaculate Conception Catholic Church From June,1990 until January,1991 Rudy worked as a Briefing Attor- ney for Justice Lloyd Doggett of the Texas Supreme Court.Since January, Bienvenida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gloria Bahamon 1941 Rudy has been an associate in the law firm of Locke,Purnell,Rain,& Council President Harrell in Dallas,Texas.He is already becoming involved in the Mexican American Bar Association and the Minoritv Involvement Committee of Dinner the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers and plans to be in Dallas for the foreseeable future. Announcements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gloria Bahamon Keynote Speaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rudy Rodriguez, Jr. Associate in the Law Offices of HISTORY OF Locke,Purnell,Rain,& Harrell THE LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS (LULAC) Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation. . . . . . . Frank Davila The League of United Latin American Citizens,LULAC,was formed in Rudy Rodriguez, Sr. 1929 by the merger of three Mexican American civic organizations in Texas.As the longest existing organization of Hispanics,LULAC has been Scholarship Awards committed to the advancement of its community in the United States.The Presentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Annette Mulkey, Chairperson first LULAC Convention adopted a Constitution and by-laws which Education Committee, Joba Ramirez stressed citizenship, the eradication of racial discrimination, the acquisi- tion of the English language,improvement of educational opportunities, Youth Council Update. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roberta Rosario maintenance of cultural heritage, extension of civil and political rights, Vice-President for Youth oposition to school segregation and improvement of economic con- ditions.The state organization grew to become a national one in the suc- Closing Remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gloria Bahamon ceeding years and now has Councils in over 35 states. Denton County LULAC Council *4366 was chartered in 1981 and its Benediction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deacon Douglas Wuenschel Charter President is Frank S.Davila,Jr.The major goal of the local council has been to encourage and help students complete primary and secondary Master of Ceremonies school as well as to guide them into higher education.Each year the coun- Dr. Felipe de Ortego y Gasca, Chairman/Publisher cil awards scholarships to deserving Hispanic students who are Denton residents and who meet the local and national academic r-equirements. The National Hispanic Reporter Gerardo Ruiz Texas A & M SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Texas A & M University Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Norberto Ruiz Luis Frank Torres University of Rebecca Lynn Cantu Texas A & M UNT North TexasParent: Mrs. Isabel Rampoldi Texas A & M University Parent: Mr. Mayo Cantu Maria Samantha Valenciano Cooke County Eric C. Corum University of CCC College Denton High School Texas at Dallas Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Jose Valenciano Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Russell Corum Ramon M. Delgado, III Texas A & M Texas A & M University Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Ramon M. Delgado,Jr. Christopher John Garcia Texas A & M DENTON COUNCIL #4366 OFFICERS Denton High School University Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Fred Garcia President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gloria Bahamon Martha Ruth Hotema Texas Woman's Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jesus Nava TWU University Parent: Mrs. Ofelia M. Garza Vice-President for Youth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roberta Rosario Christal Anne Morales University of Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Alice Moreno UNT North Texas Parent: Mrs. Lou Morales Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rudy Moreno Juanita Iris Ramirez Texas Tech Denton High School University Parliamentarian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tonnie Ramirez Parents: Mr. & Mrs.Javier Ramirez Sergeant-of-Arms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .James Ramirez Renee Fuentez Ramirez Texas Woman's TWU University Parent: Mrs. Carmen Ortiz P.O. Box 981 Denton, TX 76202 Rafael Rivera University of (817) 383-4340 Lake Dallas High School North Texas Parent: Mrs.Amilka Reyes Jose Juan Renteria University of UNT North Texas "'All for One - One for All" Parents: Mr. & Mrs.Jose Renteria SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORS 1990 DR & MRS. G.E. ADAMI LULAC Code CASA GALAVIZ MS. RUBY COLE Respect your Citizenship and preserve it; honor your country, maintain its tradition in the spirit of its citizens and embody yourself MS. CAROLYN COWARD into its culture and civilization. EL MATADOR RESTAURANT Be proud of your origin and maintain it immaculate,respect your DR. & MRS. BILL GIESE glorious past and help to defend the rights of all the people. HOLLY'S GARDENS & FLORIST MS. SANDY JACOBS Learn how to discharge your duties before you learn how to assert your rights;educate and make yourself worthy,and stand high in the MS. BETTY KIMBLE lights of your own deed; you must always be loyal and LA CASITA RESTAURANT courageous. MORRISON MILLING Filled with optimism, make yourself sociable, upright,judicious, SHONEY'S RESTAURANT and above all things be sober and collected in your habits,cautious in your actions and sparing in your speech. Activities and fund-raisers that helped provide scholarship awards Believe in God, love Humanity and rely upon framework of for this year included a dance, cake sales, tamaladas, tortilla sales, human progress, slow as sound, unequivocal and firm. and a scholarship drive. ' Always be honorable and highminded; learn how to be self- reliant upon your qualifications and resources. OUR SPECIAL THANKS In war serve your country, in peace you convictions; discern, TO investigate, meditate, think,and study, at all times be honest and The Southland Corporation I 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 Texas Woman's University and this let your own children be included. The University of North Texas These institutions matched our local and national funds during the 1990-1991 academic year. LULAC MEMBERSHIP 1991-1992 Argumaniz, Elias Moreno, Mary Alice Bahamon, Gloria Moreno, Rudy Canales,JoAnn Mulkey, Annette Carter, Elizabeth Nava,Jesus Cleveland, Maria Ann Parker, Maria Contreras, Gloria Ramirez,James Davila, Frank Ramirez,Joba Falcon,Jaime Ramirez, Michael Gallian, Virginia Ramirez, Renee Giese,James William Ramirez, Rosa Goin, Lisa Ramirez, Tonnie Gonzalez, Emilio "Leo" Rodeheaver, Daniel Gonzalez, Emilio "Popo" Rodriguez, Rudy Gonzalez, Lupe Rosario, Roberta Heil, Ron Salazar, Rick Jimenez, Chelo Sifuentes, Maria Martinez, Baudilio Vela,Roland Martinez, Dorothy Warwick, Sharon Martinez, Michael A. Williams, Norma THE 1990 EDUCATION COMMITTEE Annette Mulkey, Chairperson Gloria Bahamon Rudy Rodriguez, Sr. Joba Ramirez James Ramirez Mary Alice Moreno Tonnie Ramirez 1991-1992 DRC& archived documents show 13 recipients Announced/awarded May 1991 Dispersed fall 1991 & spring 1992 1. Rebecca Cantu 2. Eric Corum 3. Ramon Delgado 4. Chris Garcia 5. Matha Hotema 6. Christal Morales 7. Juanita Iris Ramirez 8. Renee Ramirez 9. Gerardo Reyes 10. Juan Jose Renteria I I.Rafael Rivera 12.Frank L. Torres 13.Samantha Valencia �- q�. ocal/State 4A/Denton Record-ChronlcIr/Saturday,May 18. 1991 LULAC awards 13 seholars • s Three e students Woman's Uni- He said Mexican-Americana have a v e r s i t y. The had to overcome many obstacles and hail,fi-o�i L 11� keynote speaker cited events in the 196Qs an pivotal w a a R u d y for progress in the United States, Rodriguez Jr., an saying, "In the 19609, there were associate in the heroes working to change the situa- By Henry Martinez t 1 a w offices of lion for minorities in this country, SteftvVrner f ` Locke, Purnell, and with the passage of the Civil Thirteen students, including „� Rain and Harrell Rights Act, their efforts began to bear am,three from Denton High School, ->� ' �,- in Dallas since fruit" received scholarships Friday from the January. He said organizations such as United Latin American Corum Among those in LULAC and the Mexican-American League of Citizens,Denton Council No.American Giros Rannires attendance were Legal Defense and Education Fund The Denton High students who Mayor Bob contributed to that success, although received Denton High scholarships were Castleberry, he added that much work remains to Rc,mirez of Texas Woman's Univer�- DISD Superintendent Tim Son- be done. Eric C. Corum, Christopher John sity. nenberg, several school hoard I.ULAC was formed in 1929 by tht Garcia and Juanita Iris Ramirez. members and officials from both merger of three Mexican-American Other students who received The other recipients were Rebeoc'a civic organizations in Texas and is the scholarships were Rafael Rivera of Lynn Cantu, Ramon M. Delgado III universities. rK Lake Dallas High School; Christal and Gerald Ruiz of Texas A&M Rodriguez, a High honors graduate oldest existing organization t Mez- Aanne Morales, Jose Juan Renteria University and Maria Samantha from Dentin High School a e andHar- icon-Americans in the United States. and Luis Frank Torres of the Uni- Valenoianoof Cooke County College. yard Law School ga briefs and The Denton County oouucil was versi of North Texas• and Martha worked last year as a briefing at- chartered in 1981, with Frank S. ty The scholarships were awarded torney for Justice Lloyd Doggett in Davila Jr. serving as the first presi- Ruth Hotema and Renee Fuentez during an awards banquet at Texas the Texas Supreme Court. dent. PERSC,tvAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the°: I,. s about;,ourself. '0 arn2 4'L i tTYV�. �aa�uc.tX�--���.�u��✓1,�� C ►� f _ � y 1ec.G(,. 11�'� VVN L�D-v l y� I�l �C �t 12 L �2 Ql✓LC� �ct vi tSi t M gD 0is T �i Yam. �-�llf, ahR �tv �e�� ���,ha��a� �I JJ���v�nct�,I �I��A 6), 1 Oyv1a�sd U�°_�3-��es. Lvu Yo�t� ul�s, wL-1 ►s `. a., L, a�- 4kL Tn is Te(-L. Cam. �f� &1"«�Uyj nval\j>e- 4- O�lSo lP1C f IkF ?� (Mt.V�CAf& ��" ( TtL �kltt (Jt`W rl;?�Et1( t�,-trlY tvh� i a"A mAs ( ��i. Aw"'4 V At �YL of -�V o. d;vzr,,,o— ct cAi v e—s , � -'fJ ArJ i4u" i vt J o'v.c?-Ubt1 4- �s v vLU amp �� o� r�r�� zr✓ s-�vo�e. s. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of Uie 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. Si atur of applicant Cate •c u e Ir ih ,;{l,[C(a lugvnl0d below tall ihr., onunitt,�(�alinut yoill .t If When I am asked to tell about myself there are three areas that come to mind. The first area is school. I feel my grades are very important. I work hard for them, and am proud of them. Since I have been at Denton High School, the lowest semester grade I have made is an 89, and that was in Chemestry I Honors. I have taken many advanced classes, especially in math and science. In fact, I will be graduating with five years of math. I know all of my work has paid off when I look at some of my accomplishments. I have been accepted in Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Jr. Honor Society, National Honor Society, and will be graduating in the to five percent of my class. Besides school, something important to me is my involvement in extra curricular activities. I have done many things with my youth group at church, such as community service projects and Hasenpfeffer, a variety show done every summer. Along, with Hasenpfeffer, I have participated in the Denton High School drama system. I have also been involved in Denton High athletics. My sophomore year i played and lettered in soccer. The activity I spend the most time in is Tae- Kwon-Do. I am a second degree black belt with a black collar, which signifies that I am a certified instructor. I teach Tae-Kwon-Do to students with ages ranging from 4 to 64 up to 20 hours a week while attending school. Aside from:_ from teaching the majority of the classes at Denton Tae-Kwon-Do Academy, I am an Assistant Manager. Although this job takes much time and has much responsibility, I enjoy it and think it will be beneficial to me. (next page) rligible for an LNSF Sch .irship if you are related to a member c,f the Scholarship Committee or the Pre idcnt of thf JLAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Schnlarship. -1mpl;aea appl.cation and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the schelarshfp committee. '< 2 CoJ � V1� � (Yuwt The third thing that comes to mind is something that happened in October 1989. I found out I had Type I Diabetes. This called for a drastic change in my lifestyle. But rather than looking at this as something negative, I try to think that something good has come out of it. Because of Diabetes, I am on a strict diet and a much healthier person. These are the things that describe who I am now. In the future, I would like to go to college and become and engineer. I would like a scholor- ship because I want to fianance my education without my parents help. They have many other expenses and cannot afford to put my through college. If I were granted a scholorship I would make the most of it along with keeping up my grades in college. I hope this commitee thinks that I am as worthy a candidate as I feel I am. PLIiSUNAL ESSAY. t_onime yow ,f,srnrtse ti, it)(- ,pace I bu wV ';•n tt(;�)mm ttef_ at ut yotn::e;f I began my educational career at Newton Rayzor Elementary and spent my junior high years at A.O. Calhoun. I graduated from Denton High School in June of 1989. Throughout my high school years, I was involved. My school activities included Leadership Class, Student Council, Drama Club, National Junior Honor Society, and drill team. I was also named to the Outstanding High School Students of America, Who's Who Among American High School Students, and the A and A,B Honor Rolls. I recently completed my first semester as a sophomore at the University of North Texas. I do not have the time to be involved in as many activities as I was in high school. I am however involved in two honor societies at the University, Alpha Lamda Delta and Gamma Beta Phi. I work at Philips and Hopkins, P.C., as a file clerk about twenty-five hours a week. Also, I teach aerobics at Fitness 2000 so I am very busy. Although I work much of the time, I am very dedicated to my studies and have kept my GPA at the University of a 4.0. I never knew the expense of college until I had to pay for it out of my own pocket. My parents are divorced and my mother receives no child support for me nor does my father help pay for my education. Any assistance that you could give me would be greatly appreciated. , . .u, i.,,t eligible for an LNSF Scholaiship if you at,- i r I 'ho ;,cholatF,hip Cni: n tl( c, yr tf f��,.-.n' r t LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF :act•oLu t fi 'urn this Completed application and a form of verification of Cn'!;:,,.�tppli ), or a : ,.ittancr•to ihr f :pphcant AN � ttf ti�d �1. PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. �fY1 Gv "4,��1/mat& t zoeav �2'.� � c�ji�,Q000� ✓�'� .�d-CL``�Q-f107'L'� 1�J2. CC v�'�-7�/yt� s aL� Y u ,ue not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a ni(mher r,f the Scholarship Committee or the President of the particloatuig LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Return this corn, 1 ted application and a form of verification of ccl'ege application or admittance to the scholarship commrtiee Signatwe cl. pLcant ---- — Date -- - -- -^ --- — — .G •t College seemed l ik:e an unrer+ i lst :c goal a one time at.:t toda=° graduct _^a• from col Iege appears very real istic . _ have been attencing Te::as A;I>.M University- for three years anti i hope zo graduate in May or August of 1992. Although my career plans.. are 'wet unclear . I fee; c:_.r,f ident that whatever c:c_::,rs after _ aractua.te t,:i ; i ir!ake m'. parents •arid me very happy . For three year-_ now LULAC h.Ds "_een ver•: cienerous in _2 -jvict_ na, { _r:_ r!r_ ..a . support ILar my ec.._ _.=r .on, . s, we a I know `_ _ pant . ti supprart C•�n slier, T!-�K.e or .;%re .", •i student. inthdT. = !-1, . .. r r:-t;r on. can haves r,t,_,. l r;f desire *.o do :e ir. _Cha:_) :�_•: fir;•anci .31 Uro e:7,s c:,n become a en.encou i `:tt C E; G'- fr Ji, pi,r-sonar, experience that ac a. mare,..- can cause _ area; deal of stress and i am very n•a;D—%, anc thar.r..fu : to say that LULAC has a i l ev i ated some of `.h•a.t stress in the vDas'._ i hope _ LA:. continues, t o have con f i de„ce in my Ca:a i l i t y to ;use the L Ln(. Scno , orshia ,; _.el ,; a... . also continues to see me 1. _=r c-.;_1;rh - recipient . Once ana : n i would like to -he _ n or r. o f ven to me In the lust and I nove that Wit_:;DJ rt continues in the futt;re . S r:cerre ' 'yours. Cer Etrdo Pu i You nre not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scnolarsn!p Uommittee or the President of the p;irticipating 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. � iL s.itn,ihuo of tap�,h,'•u,t Date PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. ��( �r yt,;.L.44t.� � �Jt�'.Ct1t.�XCL �,�,F'2.�-j L`'�rY�C-'�Ct i c.�?. T'•Qb'vLA,'U:/�, � Q�n.�.'� �1 L(C.�rb'tr -� 47i l� L 1' 4J�J c/ L CJ 1 11. _ '��lj_'{ J.t.l 'Cl (✓1 .�/l v1 I��5 � � :_� J J c.'fl J A to C. I . N /�/� ,.It I / / W�.�.� I Z. �.�/.5.+�-�i..'' ��C..' � �"YiY'��- � -L ��Q.i ..C1t'�.�.,1�T..✓�-'r`- �' 1�17• r`Cll\Il(l.� �� ..�,�j � . .J. U- `{ ( �� Uf ( ` 11 .. (Cl I �� 1 C Cr_ 1 �{ ties. 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'_�' ( ~_ -J_�yilma.l� �_ �.�`!-'``!_. ,,�t�','�l'f� �;h. l i 1'�,' ,..�(!•- i I,,��.; - � .� tJ��.� , t� c���Lil L'.ti•',� , LA- 04 4) 1 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 appl ant Date tG 't 8/87 LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print- Answer All Questions {{ PERSONAL DATA 1. Name RC AJ+e `C- Je,.aAA 10. Ethnic Origin: Last First Middle 2. Address iG? K i-ie. G ' race Red Mexican-American Street or P.O.B Po--+el.r r fexckS 1r,a5*=i ❑ Puerto Rican city state ZIP Code ❑ Cuban 3. Phone(Q 1 Gr4 4. Social Sec ❑ South/Central American Security No. 5. Birth Date a�" ❑ Other(Specify) 6. Male Er Female❑ ) N e�`� 11 Marital Status: 2 Single El Married 7. Parent/Guardian Name of, 8. Address(it different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen 0"Yes ❑ No If no,explain 9. Occupations' ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School Pt3,J&Qr t-,k 17. College UNiveP5t o>< /�oC l! `texas 14. Date of Graduation 18. Major a� i-k�CJa r Sc t-4.ti C cL 15. Grade Point Average 3 7 'r 19. Year in College 16. Honors and Activities 1J ,n Q�_11_f_ __ 20. Score (6 5 5 r.C I L655 , ?--, c u t_ 5 r SAT 5c�t 3y Ju..F��t FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ UVQ _ 25. Money available for college expenses: <.� 22. No of Dependents Parents $ �_�vdcj. 23. No of Dependents in College _..� �_ _ __—_, Work $ _ C)CJ 24. List college expenses for year of Papplication: Savings $ Tuition Fee $ am �/4�Sz3 Z` Other $ books $ _ y ^ —____. 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Board $ Yes _.1 No Other $ PERSONAL ESSAY. �Confitne your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. L am. Yristy�L /yu-'l �'�L� �qc— tcw C ; (.��,+v.t' c 4' . 1 U r� ty dR G. yt' <. �`44, �.n•,.a 5� ,�lsLrC Cp t�'r � / L'l li ryL2- .Q-�Q+l�`I-C.C-K'C cL � 'L�.� % CLZ'-L4".�Lt1z'� !f ..,--sue- (�. '-.•r•� (/ �,�+7 g ,fit` k T ��'nQ-. ¢.C� C�`� ��.e� L;�'U�c:R..Yu�, /-�:. -2 ��c�u:� -t- C.,l.►�e!i /`.:�-t-���;,':���P.c•.�.. _4` `��.2 -E >�.� ✓'n�t.�,�..� c.��2,-t? c1_ �2.ct•-rx���-�. c.�T 'C.zr`EC T /�-�c°c�.��'-�-�j �C.�"�1.. w� �Uc'1" Lr '?[�� /�-(t,+!<� '�:'�•� -�_ C:..,.. C' ��'['�r.. _.+�'��rLL•Cr.+./C.0< �7'1,.. t,13tc I(. 4,6-� i��2 ��ir c_a_ c��z�Q_ ��,�, u�„u c�_ .�-c.ex Lek T ►-'Lc` 1(20P[ t _ ( : ,xt✓�rt � / c°�1 7Z2cj?u LJ�r' i°� /1' t .CA-•"C u �� LC 1 �1� �'_ 7 r: �c � C�2_ �t-t& Cy-�►k�.L'3 J�LttV ci Ct vac .7y«. t/Q -CLttdtt, . {J -?��. `j���.,cn-�. G{rcr.•n�ccJ�,. G �n,.c�_ c�-!1 �:-�-�-�.c.c�z cJt.��r./�.h �^�r�'�i,.�,, i -�,�-�-Q_ �t,- �'�'�-�. c�rc t 1 ✓LC��r�.- �.��. Cc�-c., ,�'�? .�� �:�c►��.,cr�. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the Pres,dent 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. i nature of ap cant Date %®rel ,� April 17 , 1991 To Whom It May Concern, My name is Francisco Cortez . I am currently attending the University of North Texas and have maintained a 3 . 437 G.P.A through my first semester in college. During high school. I received the following awards : Principle ' s Leadership Award, Who' s Who among Carrizo Springs High School, Mr. Carrizo Springs High School, Most Popular, Most Friendly and Prom King. I was also a member of the National Honor Society and was President of the Spanish Club. I was involved in U. I .L Accounting, Football, Track, Church Choir and the Youth Minstry. In college, I am a member of the Hispanics For Higher Education. I am currently in a Professional Learning Core Proqram, which is a combination of Business Ethics and Classical Western thought. As a first generation student in my family, I feel a responsibility to set an example for my family and friends. Currently, I am working part time to help pay my way through college. Therefore, I would really appreciate any assistance that you can offer. Sincerely, £i �JI-, Francisco Cortez LNSF Student Application ' Please Type or Print-Ans.ver All Ouestions - _I PERSONAL DATA 1. Name dr U y-E tit�C. a -0. Ethrtc Origin: Last rust Middip ,.,.��// ''. Addi ess L�1d'Mexican-Amencan G aStreeto City State ZIP Cod? 3. Phone( } �- ❑ Cuban !. Social S ❑ South/central American Se ' No' 5 Birth Dat ElOther(Specify) 6. Maie El Female --- ,,/ -'- �,�,�/•� u ,��--,,,�� 11. Prlarital Status: 91 Single ❑ Marri�n '. ParPnt Guardian Name ___�.L.1`�._��. _ rer Wes ❑ 8. Addtess(tf dtfferentfrout yours) 12, U.S. Gil tdo if no.explain 9 Occupation L.i Ll-eiron -- - --- - --- - ACADEMIC DATA RAJ Ilene 1.`t. Gi idiialing High School Il �L --- ---- _ 17. 5 ; -- 14 not, .{nva(imitinn 1f. tn;rtii Point Average /—, .---_ 19. 'iCar illa='r�ll•,y� -- -.- - - - - - ------ 10. Hrncrs 3rid ACtiv,ites. i--701 11 J/165)7 e A-/�,� 211. ACTSciire ���` &50 Potltsr- ill i �r� -C — --- -- FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annuai Family Income S 3--A dC C) 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents 1 Parents $ 23 No.of Dependents in College __-_L _ Work $ 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ _ Tuition Fee $ — Other w ,Y 11CiY"YlE Y- ref(A-i'LCt ! Books $ r 0 - ----- 26. Have you applied for student financial aid Room and Buoid $ __-� _-._ -. _�Yrs _�No Other $ ---_-.•__ _-.. P L I iSMIAL LSSAY. Confine VOLO I Usporise to the space provided below. I ell It ie commitIve abut-It yourself r 4 Ic e ja Z-- 61,A 7 j,& t J L -A t"L ait, tiot eligible for art LNSF S,Jlolarship if You are ;ol"itud to 11— S. C licipat ng LULAC Council to which YOU are applying for in LNSF Sc-hf--;l-,(shIp I i urn Wi,,,completed applIcTtion and a form of verification ----f CCHF;L;t' i0PlI:.,9U)II C, ipplicant tTvw umSt�!i,ff:•'s>,tca>1),ov;ci,•,i!n•f:,.•1 ;,•II 1}.q r.nr,:+n,1p•,•nho.,l ;ot:r�E•It. r f� I't I t.`O JAL ESSAY Gon(+ne y+urr ++"'I f c.j✓CLJ k'C,r`rL l•R- I�C'ct CUYt i Nq zta W e 0 !cz•�s f�c�uk is%rr e a . 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S�r �I tr�f� -�1 bw l 11 [ u G,� 4AL� J�i,til e � ��' !• t� � �crwc v-,t l vt a n e e a J) t,LC C�, we cal 4-r� �\x L ►�' „Lt t at E ( rYL LL(J 0t V� Gt YLCL�7lP ( .y 44�Q DeVt4t,vt T JACke �l Ol- ;D c tt t f. t t -J Ue,�{ ��a 1�4t>>t of .�0c i eU,j � c LO iJ�'l Gt , F.l' c L1c�Q( C t t`fl Gry� .� d�a t_`e a.1d�o�" c.:et�Cl� T �1Gc t,F (�c c©�>.t�J 1 i s � `'� Yt c.E r ( 5c Deck f� �Gl� Gt1Gt� 4t 1v t �' 1 �t �I U1 vk`{ ►ttrt� tCt bl CL Grad ;,t?,��( � Je tlY1100 j•r n+an:;, t r rf��:,h+p can+ hr rf:g:tle lot an LNSF Sci,ofa:slup :f you ;.:e ,r1.rL d _ nl me Iv+ Schul:si�•niu L_lil_AC i;ouncil to which �•� u are a{:•,, y 1 f 1 t.)tnr' olgr5h,l` : pfeteo dppl+c atiar,n}d n form of OVnlication of c.o(1'!(.1+ Vit'i �k(A L) 'C• f'LHSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. r `PC You are rnt eligible for an LNSF Scholarship If you are related he a men,her of thrr, Scholarship Committee e, tnr f'rc;itUnt of the participating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship Holum this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship cnnlm,tj(--. :",]I fbu ofnppUrant Da: 'c Personal Statement My Hispanic lineage has been traced back to the Car.avajals , who were one of the ten families from Spain who settled in San Antonio in 1713 . The father of the family, Mateo Caravajal , sold supplies to the soldiers stationed in San Antonio . My own father grew up in a Hispanic household , where he had to translate for his Spanish-speaking grandmother . My grandmother still speaks Spanish fluently and she frequently visits her relatives in Mexico. She encourages our family to hold on to our Hispanic heritage. I am a senior at Denton High School and I will graduate this spring with an Advanced With Honors diploma. Currently I have a 3 . 9 GPA and rank in the top 11 % of my class . I am taking Honors/Advanced Placement Biology and English classes and I am a member of the Denton High School Band . I have auditioned and made the All-Region , All-Area, and All-State Bands . I am a member of the National Honor Society , Duke University Talent Identification Program , EXPO program, and Who's Who Among American High School Students . I am and have been employed at Westgate Veterinary Hospital for the past four years . I am a member of the Denton County Archers , and I enjoy backpacking , hunting , and fishing . Because of my love of the outdoors and fish and game , I plan to work towards a career in wildlife biology or wildlife veterinary medicine by enrolling in the Wildlife and Fisheries Department at Texas A&M University . My father is a part-time student at the University of North Texas , working towards a degree in Education to teach Art . Because of this , the family income is very restricted , and my parents will not be able to pay for any of my college education or expenses . Therefore , my college education is not possible without almost full financial aid. I have already had two years of Spanish in high school , and I plan to continue studying the language in college. My Hispanic lineage will be most helpful in my everyday working with Hispanics in Texas , since the Hispanic culture is such a Vibrant part of Texas and its heritage. i_, I.t 1!Ar, rOL111(it to whir h you rue applying fur an LNSF Suh0larshi( .hi, come !eted a: I Iication and a form of verification of collet applic ,lion or admittance to the scholarsh p comrruttee F,. r 1 „ hank ou o uch AW w 1 r 10 fi �� S L ») �UY7G � Vhe world's a whole lot better place Because of people like you Who give real joy and pleasure By the nice things that they do, And with your recent thoughtfulness Still very much in mind, This is meant to bring a "Thank you" Of the very warmest kind ( J Lc S ld 4' l��dLt �'C6J7 o.r► ic a-- C /16)Y� V 71Y V rfyo V?C a 01"� • )��� $ � Owol, �� �--- e � q SO - G ,bl, -No Yc� 1 Rq The Denton County LULAC Council #4366 will honor the 1992-93 Scholarship recipients on Friday, March 27, 1992. The annual banquet will be held at Texas Woman's University's Hubbard Hall at 7:00 P.M. Individuals interested in attending the banquet may purchase tickets by contacting Tonnie Ramirez at 566-2761 or Annette Mulkey at 387-1006. Individual tickets are $12.00 and corporate tables (8 tickets) are $120.00 and must be purchased by Tuesday, March 24, 1992. The new recipients who are presently high school seniors in Denton County schools total 14 and include: Melissa C. Agado Amie M. Reyna Michael J. Cardenas June Salinas Armando Castillo, Jr. John A. Sandoval Jennifer R. Gaut Minerva Soto Emma O. Guzman Sonia Renteria DeLena K. Juarez Mary E. Tucker Guadalupe Meza Krista R. Villarreal Previous recipients presently attending college and who will again be receiving scholarships from the LULAC Council include: Rebecca L. Cantu Martha R. Hotema Eric C. Corum Juanita I. Ramirez Christopher J. Garcia Renee F. Ramirez Christal A. Morales Rafael Rivera The primary purpose of this event is to honor the recipients and their families. This scholarship banquet marks the tenth year that Council #4366 and the LULAC National Scholarship Fund have offered awards to deserving Hispanic students who live in Denton county. Additional requirements include that the applicant 1. be a U.S. Citizen or legal resident, 2. enroll as a full-time student with a minimum of 12 hours, 3. maintain a grade point average of 2.5. 92-93 New recipients 1 . Melissa C. Agado . Michael J . Cardenas 3 . Armando Castilla , Jr . 4 . Jennifer R. Gaut 5. Emma Q. Guzman 6. DeL,ena K. Juarez 7 . Guadalupe Meza 8. Amie M. Reyna 9. June Salinas 10. John A. Sandoval 11 . Minerva Soto 12. Sonia Renteria x.s . marry t. `Fucker 14. Krista R. Villarreal Repeat recipients 1992-1993 15 . Rebecca L. Cantu 16 . Eric C. Corum 17 . Christopher J. Garcia 1E . Martha R. Hotema 19. Christal A. Morales 20 . Juanita 1. Ramirez 21 . Rene€ F. Ramirez 22 . Rafael Rivera LULAC 1992-1993 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 200' Melissa Agado Juanita I . Ramirez ZJO,/V (,fit!( 2818 Silver Meadow Texas Tech University 1W T 044" Corinth , TX 76205 Horn Hall , Room 112 Lubbock, TX 79406 $00,05Rebecca L. Cantu 2302 Longmire , Apt . X X Renee F. Ramirez College Station , TX 77845 P.O. Box 431 7 Denton , TX 76202 ;00 Michael Cardenas 1765 Clydesdale Sonia Renteria ZDO Lewisville, TX 75067 109 King George RoadN Ponder , TX 76259 240 Armando Castillo 705 Woodford Amie M. Reyna 00404-.Pvr/cI, Denton , TX 76201 494 Mosswood Highland Village , TX 75067 �`� Eric Corum tp+� 2409 Leslie Rafael Rivera 2pp.dD Denton , TX 76205 913 Westway u!VjA1ff�h 2-a Denton , TX 76201 Christopher J . Garcia Ai 3001 Fraternity Row June Salinas ?2�0•to College Station , TX 77840 P.O. Box 2735 WVr ,+M TV'{I Denton , TX 76202 a� Jennifer Gaut 2129 Fairfax John A. Sandoval 21)d'" �rr'jc�t Denton , TX 76205 2018 Eagla Nest o� Lewisville , TX 75067 Emma Guzman P 3405 Meadowlark Lane Minnie Soto Denton , TX 76201 368 South Shore 2 Lewisville , TX 75067 VZ,OV Martha R . Hotema fvA P .O. Box 242 Mary Tucker Grapevine, TX 76051 1312 Stuart Road 7 Denton , TX 76201 DeLena K . Juarez P .O. Box 2201 Krista Villarreal Denton , TX 76202 147 FM 407 West � Argyle , TX 76226 �)(7� Lupe Meza Ned �K� 1144 Woodmere Lewisville , TX 75067 Christal A. Morales 916 Crescent ' t Denton , TX 76201 C ` �� 0 Mw .eteOrelegist Krista Villarreal leaves CW33 ilk Meteorologist Krlsta Villarreal photographed with her daughters Abigail. 5 and Lialoregh 3 for DFW com's recent story on DFW TV meteorologists Villarreal has left KDAF Channel 33 to take a position with the Perot Huseum of Science and Nature Spring 1992 DENTON LULAC Scholarship Recipient of $1000 to Texas A&M • i ='r?SO%UAL ESSAY_ Conine your response to the space prolNll `A An the :mmittee about yourself. I am here today to interview prospective LNSF recipients. I will begin with Senior Krista Villarreal . Krista, will you please tell us how you view yourself through your personal qualities and achievements? I survey myself to be very energetic and outgoing. I love to be involved in as much as I can possibly submerge myself in. I am very creative, 'and love to share my imagination with others. I enjoy very much being in Student Council because it allows me to design new activities and programs for our student body. I enjoy being in leadership positions, which I have had many opportunities to do while in high school . I am an optimist who likes to achieve the seemingly impossible. I love to work with others , and to speak to large groups of people. Overall , I would say that I am self-confident, inventive, and high-spirited . Well , what things would you say make you the most happy? I enjoy watching people who usually do not receive much recognition get attention. I delight in talking to Senior Citizens about the way life used to be. As a project, our Student Council visits residents of a local nursing home twice a month. I have really learned a lot from those people who seem to have lived through it all . I love being with my family and friends . I was just recently nominated Senior Class Favorite, and it made me feel good to know that I am appreciated. I am proud of who I am: proud to Catholic, Hispanic, American, and proud to be from Texas. I like to make my parents happy. They were very proud when I was recently named "Scholar of the Month" for December. I like to see and help in attempts to save our deteriorating Earth. It makes me happy to see progress being made in civil rights . I believe everyone should have the same rights regardless of sex, religion, ethnicity, income, beliefs , or any other personal qualities . Well I have but one question left for you. Who or what has had the biggest influence on your life, and what do you hope to achieve in the future? I have been very fortunate to have great parents for role models . They have guided me, but always let me make choices of my own. I am thankful that I had such structured discipline, because that was the mold for my self-control and determination. I am also thankful for my teachers who have encouraged creativity and persuaded me to follow my �rrreicnt� 4 ie erYou are 4@1�IB�'for ali LNPPAAoi1UPif& 4�}999 toT#* eM4eTWoYaY $� ec aarticipating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. in radio and television broadcasting. Return this completed application and a foun of verification of college application �, admittance to the scholarship committee. Signature of a an nt Date 0 {� o .r. N-11' 1NAL ESSAY. Coufin(i yom it 5pnr,sr to the"pare provnteri i-t, v, r. l it,, �or,,._�..1,,��4,�rr--¢�� �•-� c.o�-�.Qe�)F..2,�`y ` ,�(,�,, ,,,f),:�t,�. �w k11yLY �� A4v h.Qr-e, .2 Cc,, tvul- ��.G�C L� 5-QL ( 1�{��SUS Qci' r1 alb 41na Q 11 u we 5 s 2 , chi - Redo , cr��C 5 .� aj- 4,v eS�J a"-tik -(" ` '-�u � cL �r 7J"�"�oYtcSL �,�•�'yu� 1�,9>_.- �Q,Y.. ~r,.��.� r�^-ci�� i,ti-�-.rz C�;- � d`��r,-,et-�1�.'�^� �`� h¢,r 0-{, , �o,it, -�. .�,Gti;, yri l s 6t a aw s :•i� ZP+> cc( U`i+1�5 cam,.. r,.e.,. <f a1L+�r d4t 7 k;1Q, } ���� �^e r.1v��5► H"vLv,3 Pl*Cy eA" r-w, 'e o4 d J l (n-P� �I��QrleS v�{Eit�GC} t u,�c1� �f�� y�rr,•>,� �•�•�k. ��� tti �✓ ��_ 5 ()'+-t^�S::vi�' U•t. ks ��tu;�.,Jt�-c�..� ��,J2e,�:-. f 1�� �r i r��-•�y a.1L 4 L •AAA j')ku'lk5 o .ems CAS»} Ci�v(-> SC' 1 y1CJt J t (Ji—4^ tIlIPf C.1J41xKliC7 G �� rC j(iAA�vC) 0�1 4 L j �y`P ' Cis �'" Ad- "Vd L Ur r,� L u �l- h Cat r_/L 1 �55 -t'�-10LK �LU-6/,Cc�+iL • J 1+/lG? O� Y - 1LQ ( �R G1 v1 (k^�rYLO� tiI ��,L}r i'�Q.� � v' � � �`'' S Ci+�tC�^b 1^�/15 /�,..� ��v,,�'� � .�k-�.kc�h�� b r✓-�l�s f G jwctir � �,,�L .�.r Avty (ou me not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a m(•mber of they Scholarship Crrrunrttee of thn 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 th • scholarship cornn:!t e. cz 'G •r CHRISTOPHER GARCIA 1 kUSivA-, 4o &)ice I aG+d xkkwa ru �� ����11vLs t S fit.�C✓J ^�^^� �.t�� �l B�COs� S,O U.��. GL_ � Ca RS ,So"dy fie, , w �o �rg�Cpnd�-L- C h u c. e Wraey c r frnr3 B''- °L C-9,P" r ) � llk- p 4 I J-0 4-4 L u LAC yam. PER! ONAL ESSAY Confine your response t-)the space provide" brri(v: ;• a; c i.rself I, Sonia Renteria, was born in Aurora, Illinois. In 1986, my family and I began a new life in Ponder, Texas. This is where I have accomplished many achievements and have found many hobbies. My biggest achievement and favorite hobbie is basketball. I have been playing basketball for the Ponder Lady Lions for six years. My Sophomore year I received Second Team All District Award, and my Junior year I was First Team All District. I earned the privilege of being team captain both my Junior and Senior year. I have also been a member of the tennis and cross country team at Ponder. Other school functions I have participated in are class officer, homecoming nominee, and was nominated for the Dale Hanson Athlete of the Week. My academic awards involve the Who's Who Among High School Students, National Council on Youth Leadership, English Merit Scholarship, and A-B honor roll. Being employed by Arby's for almost two years is another way I have spend my time. Although I have spent much -time in all other activities , I realized after taking a Computer Science Course of Pascal that majoring in Computer Science would be my biggest challenge. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of ih,� F,:hoi.nrsnip Committee or the Pre,:dent 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 admit!-)— to the,cho:arshif, Comm 3bnAn� Signature of applicant 6,itr 4 •c 8 LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions PERSONAL DATA Nam, Rivera Rafael N/A 10. Ethnic Origin: 'n,ddl, 2 Address 913 Westway Mexican-American St, or PA Bor. Denton Texas 76201 ® Puerto Rican Div State ZIP Code 3. Phone( 817 ) 566-2792 Cuban ❑4 Social Security No. _ South/Central American 5. Birth Date El Other(Specify) 6. Male ® Female ❑ 7. Parent/Guardian Name Amilka Reyes 11. Marital Status: N Single ❑ Married 8. Address(1f different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen ® Yes ❑ No N.1A If no,explain 9. Occupation Spanish teacher ACADEMIC DATA 13, Graduating High School Lake Dallas High 17. College University of North Texas 14. Date of Graduation June 1, 1991 18. Major Child Psychology 15. Grade Point Average 3.0 (85) 19. Year in College Second semester freshman 16. Honors and Activities Student Council, Var- 20. ACT Score 18 sity Sports, Science Club, Theater Arts, FCA, Spanish Club. Received: Spanish Award Junior and Senior year. FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ 2900.00 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No. of Dependents 1 Parents $ 3000.00 23. No. of Dependents in College 1 Work $ 0.00 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ 600.00 Tuition Fee $ 1500.00 Other $ 150.00 Books $ 600.00 26. I-lave you applied for student financial aid? Room and Board $ 3304.00 _X_Yes No Other $ 350.00 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell th-•committ(,e nb--)ol yourself. -February 15, 1992-1 1 _ To Whom It May Concern : ts,i Icy name Is Rafael Rivera, I am currently a second semester freshman at the University of North Texas. This semester , I am taking sixteen credit hours. I was born in Puerto Rico, and I have lived in Denton, Texas for the past eight years. I am an only child and my mother has been divorced for eighteen years. During the Iast eight years,as a student In Texas pub I sc:hooIs, I have been involved in numerous extracurricular activities while maintaining a 'B' average. Also, I have been a member of FCA, the Science Club, and the Drama Club. I have been an reff1cer in Student Council , and I served as president of the Spanish Club my ,junior and senior year in high school . As a Varolty athlete, I have played basketball , tennl-- , golf, and baseball . As an athlete, I was awarded the Falcon Tennis Award by the school for outstanding play on the court ; I was also recognized as First Team All District by the district for outstanding play and sportmanship on the basketball court . This year at the University of North Texas, I have been part of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, and BACCHUS an organization Involved in the prevention of alcohol abuse . Next fall , I plan to pursue my dreams of participating in a Varsity collegiate basketball team white pursuing career . Sincerely yours, Rafael Rivera 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 •f •c 8 87 PE RSONAL ESSAY. Conine your response to the space provided belov. ?,:d Ux: cmrnutirt ,shout yr;i,r ll Dear Committee: _ . _ I would like to become a role model to younger Hispanic students in lower gradelevels. I'd like to show other Hispanic students that we can mace it through high school and to and through college if we don't quit. I'm a responsible and caring person who really wants to go to college and will be willing to do my best at it. I've spent 12 yrs. of my life going to school and I'm not going to quit. I have come this far to finish school so I can succeed in life. I have always wanted to be a teacher and I have faith in my self that I will be a teacher someday soon. I would like to see the Hispanic drop out rate decrease instead of increase. This is why I would appreciate it if you would give me a scholarship. We can show other Hispanic students that we can do anything in life if we only at least try. I hope you will look very closely at why I want a scholarship. I thank you for your time anu' offort vi► iz-L-t:ing nre know about this scholarship for Hispanic students. Thank you, Minnie Soto You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a membe, of th(- Scholarship Commiree 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 aomrttance to the scholarship committee. 17 S,gnature I ap)rcant Dane f •c 8 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. NAQA%�sa Nosodc oLf.. �tcn to ver . 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L Qs t Q r cS a�'� l o •,r.�S � � U--) { t A-1 V e e r-rreeyy c`LLr� m St S h� SLL C- �ubM� i� c;cled cs e . �� v� a J rip\e one b 1 40 No� �I� ffre.r,�ut1 (�;e\ty un r.cu�l.e CE r"\C. 1 I C\ t Q r�r e �-�tvec, a �� �-�'e,- e� � 5 .�}� be ,n d -� rr Q�-\ }^Qv¢ 1,• o, fv\e t �U- \-.G � u.de2�S 6Cr {, UeC�rS � \ ,/� �f ,1c;,_, C1�,'�U • � \ :, c c_e:r4(J�e ` - )p�t tet kj C�4 51uGn 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. ign ture of applicant Date •c 8/87 PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. j� nclrvu I S Mic tgae CGrG��t�S . 1 i�C(S bornL ir1 ,M r r -rrVYA CCi�r�z7�n�C1 SGh�G� I r ID✓tICU � � nrA. ��� ►'ylO�,00O Ujk(l, t Win'S Six �irs dll�' m ( , -64wr l S lc roe'i coSAA Rkc, G✓►d ry) rn04Mr I S ruv� s�+�Gr�d. 1- Gi'►'I Se.w✓►4zeo ywrs oId Gnd w,11 & e ,, Apr► 1 �2 T w;�1 tie g racGuli�;.�9 7L„Ylt Cf-,i , i cj 9 ,�, -FD �e w;s i� N;yet Sc ho�P. G4-e Un;VVrs; �/ o-F fVorfli Texas, Mhov h 1. u� n of cam-f��� , c� my rn���►� � � ha l�cr. a S�rv�� j�feresf t✓I Science refa��d f';elds , ��as;.�e.ss / 6rij music. Zri sc�►ool f��r�y 50" vert/ d�Marv(;may Cow-ses s&tc4i Cc5 1r►�cnun^efy , �l�ervtcv�fury l�+7alysis , Gad Phys;cs . � fke t�eC�►alle�� L ;{� �e;�,y wi N�� My my q�'4;411 is Very iryl orb-,1- " 40 ram. &1,1� � Chr1S4I4PI h(4S Ch4ri ed my j;fie -�r 14M 6C44--er; T� ,,11y recce hobby Z have I.5 Pfa-X M y -fie frU► pd- oyid s-hAdy;r-19 r►-pus► _ I habtr? Fxen G ourVI ►'1''Y (/7;9� Sc- zool mar��nl �Y41qd -{,r -(,r �C'Grs , � t�tri5 Gt �✓iG� J�-�i�r �r pv1.2 yQGr. .1 C'��o��.Pd �C �2AGt�(5i�tp oS;fit1✓t : L ho 0/so � l✓1�D�t(QGr ►'1 �Q Z Z ► ✓►d UVI(J LAl;.qlii SYr"()iSjo q y 9ivid. -T 0M i00hL(,-1c, vrc,t�a�C� 4 ha !ri Cal( 1 Q w1 CIS �roan Ol o->G m� GccorrnPl;st�rv�nfs �1d SUCCess ;trl School Gad i &rzx +0 Corr.1 ; f oh 4-1-7roL41�1 C,0Ilect -FIle Un;04,,1 ;/y of (L/vrl-li TRxq , 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 as form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarship committee. Signaturelof applicant Date •c 8/87 PERSONAL ESSAY Confine your response to the space provided h(�Iow. Teil Ihl,c(vl in0le ahnul•,r,iuself I have always believed in trying my best at whatever I do . By maintaining this frame of mind, I realize that receiving a university education is necessary for my survival in the "real', world . My childhood was somewhat trying due to personal conflicts between my parents , resulting in divorce. There was never any real emphasis on religion when I was younger , and that may be why I have not been active in church or community volunteer work . Over the years family life has significantly improved ; consequently, it has enabled me to focus on other aspects of my life, from which I have accomplished commendable achievements . My freshman year I was voted by the teachers as one of the top ten model students . As a senior, I was voted class favorite by my peers . However, sports has been the largest aspect of my life. I have played soccer since I was ten , and in high school I am a two year letterman . Through the years I have participated in numerous other sports , including baseball , basketball , and field events in track. But my favorite sport is football . I have played since the seventh grade , and also lettered two years in high school . An honor I received my senior year of playing football was being designated as captain. My involvement in athletics has provided me with the qualities characteristic of a leader : desire to achieve my personal best , as well as team goals , dedication, responsibility, and the ability to work as a constiguent of a unit . My future plans include completing a college education, and having a career in business . I wish to get married and raise a family. Before I do this I want to have a stable job by which means I may support my family . I realize my success in the future relies greatly on my decisions of the present . Therefore, I have decided to go to college and to do so 1--need the assistance of this scholar- ship. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you Eire related to a member of the Srho[:rshin rommlttee nt tt,e President of the parti,;ipating LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship Retu n this completed application and a form of verification of college application or ,1nntt r,ce to the schaarsh.o committee. Sign, xe of applicant Date .t •c PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below Tell the comer w" :-bout yi-.6rseif To me, a good education is the product of attending class regularly (and staying awake! ) , taking challenging courses, and working hard to get good grades. However, the old saying, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" is very true. A student should participate in extracurricular activities in order to have a balance. I believe I have achieved this balance by doing more than just attending class. To begin with, I ran track and Played basketball all throughout Jr. High. I was a member of Student Council, National Junior Honor Society, and a writer on the Newspaper Staff. I was a secretart for Speech Club, a member of the Drama Club, and I had a leading role in the play, Father of the Bride. My honors include winning awards at U.I.L. , Athlete of the Month, and Ali-School Favorite nominee. When I entered the 10rh grade, I joined Eco-Club, Ivey Club, and SADD. Furthermore, I received a Perfect Attendance for that year. I also became an active member in a church youth group which required us to do service projects such as visiting nursing homes, etc. In the 11th grade, I continued my membership in the forementioned clubs. I also joined the Drama Club and became a member of Thespians. I had the role of Queen Catherine in the play, Anne of the Thousand Days. I competed in the University Interscholastic League competition in poetry, impromptu speaking, and the play catagory. At the end of the year, I tried out for, and made the drill team. Besides being a member of the "Award Winning Denton High School Fillies" in my Senior year, I also participated in the same clubs. In my time outside of school, I babysit frequently-up to twenty hours/week. This helps me earn extra money while learning the meaning of RESPONSIBILITY. With my college career approaching rapidly, my future plans are not completely decided. I know that I want to attend U.N.T. , but I 'm not sure of a major. I would love to study broadcasting and hopefully become a sportscaster. However, I am really concerned about about our educational system. I am not sure if I would like to teach, or participate more in the administrative field. Either way, I would like to work towards making a change for the better in our future. I plan on .pursuing both ::ields to see which I like better. I will make my final descisions later. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of thr: Scholarship Committee or ;ne Fresi,4­,+ of they participating LULAC Cougcil to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Rehr n this completed pplication and form of v rilicabon of college crppllcnLnn or F�tlnutt rnGu to the schoI,rrshrp ;omnntt r .n9t ur c!apphcan �{ Darr / •c 97 PERSONAL ESSAY Confine your responsE to the space urovided belovy Tell the cam❑ rnq, ,tcol yuii,ic�elf My name is DeLena Juarez and I 'm eighteen years old . I am a Senior at Denton High School . My hobbies include drawing, writing poetry, and reading . My first academic achievement came in the sixth grade when I was awarded the Presidential Academic Fitness Award . Then when I was in the eighth grade I was selected into the National Junior Honor Society . In the tenth grade I was named to the Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, and was named again in my eleventh and twelth grade years . In my Junior year I recieved an Achievement Award from the Denton County LULAC Council . In that same year I was recognized as a Congressional Scholar. In this my Senior year, I am a Diamond Car.d member of the Renaissance Program. I am a member of Cooper Creek Baptist Church, where I actively participate in my youth group. This year I was co-set director in our annual Christmas play. I work for MARC Opinion Research Group as a telephone interviewer. I work about twenty-five hgUps=aweek. My Coals in life are to graduate from college with a degree in Commercial Art , and to do the best I can to my abilities . I 've always had a talent for drawing and I wish to use the talent God has givon me . Drawing brings me peace and much pride when I view the finished work. I know it will be difficult but I am willing to give my all to make my future all that I have dreamed of . I have already come so far, I will be the first in my family to graduate high school and attend college. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of thr­SCho'�rship 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 commftt?e. Signature of applicant Date V 'f` PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. The following is my personal statement submitted to the Lulac National Scholarship Fund in an attempt to provide further information about myself. This statement will include: a brief history of my Hispanic background, achievements, current high school status, activities, career goals , financial support and need, and my contribu- tion to the Hispanic community. 1. My family's roots originate in Mexico where most of my relatives still reside. However, my family and I have been living in the United States for approximatelt thirteen years now. In an attempt to preserve our culture, Spanish is the principle language spoken at home. Auth- entic Mexican food is part of our everyday meals and we also celebrate important Holidays which are celebrated in Mexico in order to bring us closer to our culture. My Hispanic upbringing has motivated me to achieve several of my goals. One achievement I may be credited for is ranking in the top ten per cent of my class. I have been able to acc- ompl' sh,., tIh xu through hard work and �ded� p� ion. Many of the classes z NAVE APv'whichave given me more reason to try harder. I have been part of the National Honor Society and have received awards in physical education and French. I presently maintain a 3. 4 grade point average and plan to graduate with an advance-honors diploma. Throughout my four years in high school, I have maintained a part-time job working twenty hours a week. I also attend classes once a week at our local Catholic church. I hope that this will give you further information concerning my achievements , high school status, and activities. Upon graduation, I plan to attend a four year college in the coming fall. I plan to pursue a master' s degree in the area of my choice, which at the moment is still undecided. Upon entering college, I will need to maintain a job in order to help pay for my education. At this moment, I do not count on any financial assistance from any institution or organization. I also do not count on any financial support from my parents, due to their already tight budget. Consequently, my chances of continuing my education, due to financial problems, are quite narrow. I hope that this personal statement will give the Lulac National Scholarship Fund a better wiew of my character. Thank you for taking the time to look over this statement. I also hope to hear from you soon. Sincerely, Lupe Meza 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 appli nt Date 8/87 ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided TO ihr, rrmitt it Q- a. ctawaca& c" . J6 ram. chi wc� te. �a -tA � i c� . j rathG vac, a- WUP(f ,, 3ckw acji`U�tw AOL . � � U f 0 A/9et,-k ILWO). TU- J alm aka LID Jz� G -, 4-0 Cie) wbtjl� hol-� -t) -/,Y"( MI&IL ic.. -to 4x -�C 4� O'n /Y-kt C UC/z aRMU J Wao -Ut( e j �O bt,a j ww auk j -� (��O J L � CAL, -KaCkCA cam J -C� aAt, rou le not eligible fo flSF Scholarship if you are related to a rnernbe, o' 'he Scholarsnip Cornnwtne r;r 'h�� Pre, =;,1 nail, ipahng LULAC Council to which you are applying for an LNSF Scholarship Retu n this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admrttanco to the scholar;hip con•n,rttei• p nor ul apphconl i)a f •c PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. Tranquil , serene- the midnif;ht hours of the day bestow rest upon: all who tenaciously work: throuj>hout the day . Yet as I lie here , his loyal feline companion for many years , I watch and tionder if he ever rests . Wliv does he stay up so late? The others in the family sleep , but what is it that drives my young friend to work so late in the evening? The things some humans do I will never comprehend . but watching him here I discover many things about my friend that I have never noticed before . It seems like yescerday when he was in diapers chasing me trying to pull on my tail . Yes , those were the "Good of days" . But just as time has turned those days into memories , it has also changed ray friend into a nature , responsible person . I find also in these modern tir;ies that lie c.'..iases something neu- his dreams . I hear him enthusiastically speaking of his dream- going, to iaed.ical school and becoming a phvsician . he s-oeal:s of the training and long terra dedication as if it were his only desire . Although he of having r..,aiiv years of education ahead of him , I knot, that he tall not fail . Watching hira on nights like this tells we that he recognizes that harm work is vital to achieve his foals . lie knows that he must never gi e up even if some failure does surface into his life . As he notices rie , I see his affectionate , dark eyes reflect a longing for rest and peacefulness . lie calls me and a warm, exhausted smile complements a friendly ,^,reeting, . Ile then goes back to 1-iis books- pa,,e after page , I observe his thirst for knowledge iie--er ceases . The darkness of ttrc night has allowed one to behold a soecial individual , i; young raan who Ion,; af,,o used to annoy me now wins my admiration . By his goals , dedication . and desire to learn I have found that not only is he motivated , but he also challenf;es hitaself to do things others take for ;ranted and ta'ces pride in doing those tliinf;s . I knot: he will succeed , and hope others see what I have seen in ray best friend . 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. I Return this completedpplication and a form riificatiga-of-college g application or admittance to the scholarship committee. T S,gn reot-applicant / ' l` '- � Datt>�..-%' C` •r 8/87 LNSF Student .Application Please Type or Print- Answer All Questions _ _ �`"�� p�� PERSONAL DATA 1. Name _F AO'k d___ y _.. 10. Ethnic Origin Last First M+ddle 2 Address M 312� 5 AY ❑ Mexican-American Street or ox X—_—z� ©! ❑ Puerto Rican �yb P.D.. City State ZIP Code ` 3. Phone( 0(7 5 ) fo(a IL-3-7 ❑ Cuban South/Central American 4 Social Security No. _ — 5. Birth Date ❑ Other(Specify) 6. Male ❑ Female 7. Parent/Guardian Name /V XO\1 7" 11. Marital Status: Single ❑ Married btP ka?i'' 8. Address(if different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen X Yes El No aY71C If no,explain 9. Occupation 11at aTTIACl�61e iACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School 1 ITtA L 566 tit 17. College U-t "b U l/ e, 14. Date of Graduation P_ �7 18. Major j 15. Grade Point Average fit -7 19. Year in College // c4li(el 16. Honors and Activities �Y� �s All—lb rt, 20. ACT Score t!L FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ 64,op o 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents - Parents $ k.i1 Crtuln' 23. No.of Dependents in College Work $ th�lfk i,AMAIn- 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ 1AJ3 V PAM, Tuition Fee $ lAAl kAoA m Other $ 1��� Books $ IM/Ak '►UM ­26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Board $ — Yes X No Other $ iA,Yt PER OPAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the spare provided I-elov. Tull Uie I jns bO k Iri. IJUA1'05 ,Pc.ru wktle rn� f0ACr was C44 f©r �he eh'cleurtiL, fnc�,usi�rt . M fa kcr t American, arid. rmu ►ywi 4r is � ruvir�v� _ was i krtc. d -CAY old wken we, ntzvttl h ►ws a►qA I kixve laved i,vL DeKIVYL� fbr' ffieevl e vs . 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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 comm!ttee. LA -- Signature of applicant Date e4 ,t A 87 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided belov- ? A the (.­mmith-r about As far back as I can remember, my family has always told me that education and honesty are alwyp,, the best policies . Since both my parents only had an elementary education, they always believed that in order to get far in the world and in the workplace, one had to have a good education and know the language where you work. I have an older sister who has proven to my parents and myelf that an education is the best "thing" . She was the valedictorian of her senior class . Now, a bit more about myself . Ever since I can recollect, I have always wanted to be either a police officer or a detective. My dreams have not changed much. I still like the criminal justice system, however, I also feel myself getting involved with political s`bience and the government . I like the study of government and how much the roles of the cabinet, Congress, the Judicial system, and the President have changed over the years . Nixon and the Watergate scandal fascinate me. I very much like the idea about laws going before people, citizens, and especially the president . So it is with this idea that I don' t know what to study. I would love to "work" the streets as a regular police officer does, but I also like the criminal proceedings in a court very much. If I became a police officer, I would like to be involved in the narcotics department. I feel that drugs and alcohol are a very dangerous part of our lives that we can not hide away from. Since I have two younger sisters ( Ivette: 13, and Jessica:3) , I feel as if I should try and protect them from all the drug problems in our society, although I know that I can not even begin changing the drug atmosphere in the United States. Another problem, which I think needs help, is the free-market deal that the United States hey with Mexico. Just how some American economistsfeel that we should start buying our own "homemade" product, instead of foreign, that is how I feel towards Mexico and its economy. Although many people believe that having American companies in Mexico is helping the Mexican economy, it is actually harming it. It is harming it in the same fashion that foreign market is harming the American market. I feel that through my accomplishments throughout my life, I can start solving some of the problems that this nation, along with Mexico, has . I have been a member of the National Honor Society, the French Club, the Math and Science teams, and the National Junior Honor Society . This past July, I was nominated by the Yount Leader's Conference to go to Washington, D.C. to meet some of the cabinet and Congress leaders . Unfortunately, I could not attend the week long "outing" because my family could not afford it. I would very much have liked to go be- cause that way I could have experienced first-hand how the Congress proceedings are. I would like to thank you for taking the time to have read my thoughts . Thank you again. You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the �rholar<i-p Committee or :he Piesidenl 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,o the scholarsh.,,, committee. 9.9na ire of appfrcanf •c r'EF3SONA' ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided bciow l ll tier. c )n-m itle•�ahwI!! .^u r ' Many people my age feel they have the qualities necessary for success - energy, creativity, education , commitment , leadership qualities , and desire . However , somewhere along life ' s road these people disappear . They fall into the wayside , into a life of mediocrity, their dreams of success tucked away with their class rings and yearbooks . ? know that I have all of the above qualities needed to become a successful individual . I have the energy needed , for I always have to be doing some- thing , whether it be sports , Student Council , or yearbook work . My creativity has always been one of my strongest assets , and has resulted in my love of writing and appreciation of the fine arts . Fortunately, I have been blessed with intelligence , and have been given the opportunity to develop it due to loving parents , excellent teachers , strong education , and self-motivation . My commitment to long-term projects is best seen through the facts that I have been an active representative on my Student Council for the past four years , and an employee at my part-time job for the past year and a half. The ability to be a good leader has also been given to me , and I have done my best by serving as Student Council Treasurer in the past and Sports Editor on my yearbook staff this year . Bringing all these qualities together is my own personal desire for excellence - not only for myself , but for others as well . I would like to use my gifts and abilities to become an English professor and communicate to others the wonderful world of lit- erature and the knowledge that can be gained from it . This for me would be the ultimate success . •'ou are not eligible for an LNISF- Scholarship it you ar, related to a membe, of the Schol<,rship Cr rrin inr•: rn tt;r participating LULAC Council to which yoo are applying for an LNSF Schniarship Return this completed application and a form of verification of college application or admittance to the scholarsnlp commr!te, >r�naturro applicant J Date ------- ------ Q LNESC 777 North Capitol Strce°t, NE,Suite 305, Washington, DC'Uuu2 C 4 (202) IOS 0060 FAX(202) 408-00t,4 o _ LULAC • t�1s. MEMORANDUM 1<7: Popo Gonzalez,President,LULAC Council#4366 From: Richard Roybal, Executive Director Data: January 15, 1993 '-ubj ,ct Spring 1993 LNSF Scholarship Checks Enclosed is your Council's January disbursement of LULAC National Scholarship Fund Checks. Please note that the checks will expire in thirty days. Therefore, please make sure that the checks and certificates are sent immediately to the students with a note indicating that the checks need to be deposited before February 15, 1993. If a student is no longer attending school, please return the LNSF check by March 1, 1993 so that we may credit your council's account for the 1993 LNSF effort. A few of the students have been matched with a corporate donor (see their certificates). Please encourage these students to write "thank you" letters to their sponsoring corporations. A large number of "thank you" letters will help ensure a higher matching rate for the coming LNSF effort. A list of the corporate addresses for distribution to the appropriate students is attached. I want to take this time to personally thank you for participating in the LULAC National Scholarship Fund Program. Your efforts have helped make it possible for many Hispanic students to attend college, some of whom might not have continued their education had it not been for your Council's support. Thank you for your Council's hard work and for its commitment to Hispanic youth. I look forward to working with you and your Council again in the 1993 LNSF effort. Sincerely, Pam- Richard Roybal u� ,� t►f �` Executive Directors �' J ,ry4 F� LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS o •� DENTON COUNT' LULAC COUNCIL, #4366 �9 P.Q.Box 981 • Denton,Texas 76202 .9 October , 1992 d9Zg Ms . -juli e-Me-kTt-Irtrr- Texas A & M University '""' Collegetation, TX 77843-1252 �/ Dear Ms. Greetings from Denton County LULAC Council 4366 . Enclosed is check no . 00249 in the amount of $700.00 and the names of our scholarship recipients for this academic year . The amount enclosed reflects only the amount each recipientl� will receive this fall ; and assuming that each maintains at least a 2 . 5 GPA and completes at least 12 semester hours this fall , each will receive the same amount in January , 1993 . Our 1992-93 recipients and appropriate information follows . Rebecca L. Cantu $100.00 Christopher J. Garcia $100.00 Krista R. Villarreal $500.00 We would appreciate it if the progress of these students is monitored to be sure they meet our requirements. Thank you for helping us assist these deserving students . If you have any questions, please call me at (817)387-1006 or Tonnie Ramirez at (817)566-2761 . Sincerely , axp Mu..6LL, Scholarship Committee Annette Mulkey Chairperson AlI T-or Onp — nnv Fnr.411 4 LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS o •G� DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL, #4366 9, P.O.Box 981 • Denton.Texas 76202 8 October , 1992 Mr. Governor Jackson (V Director of Financial Aid �r15� \ Texas Woman s University �y 030, P.O. Box 22628 �,�1; ' Denton , TX 76204-2628 Dear Mr . Jackson: 1 Greetings from Denton County LULAC Council 4366. Enclosed is check number 00250 in the amount of $300.00 and the names of our recipients for the 1992-93 academic year . This amount reflects one-half of this year ' s awards to these students . We thank you for again matching our scholarship awards. These students are our recipients this year : Martha R. Hotema _ $100.00 Renee F. Ramirez r $100.00 Sonia Renteria $100.00 We would appreciate it if the progress of these students monitored to ensure that they are enrolled in, and complete at least 12 credit hours each semester , maintain at least a 2 .5 GPA and use the scholarship award to pay for costs directly related to their academic program. If you have any questions , please call Annette Mulkey at 387-1006 or Tonnie Ramirez at 566-2761 . Thank you for your assistance and support . Sincerely, a"Uz4_� Scholarship Committee Annette Mulkey Chairperson All For nnp — llno Fnr 471 LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS COUNCIL #4366 ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BANQUET c � c y 1919 ' "All for One, One for All" University of North Texas Silver Eagle Suite April 30, 1993 7:00 P.M. t Rene' Castilla ... stilla, a native of Galveston, Texas, bolds a bachelor's degree ew Mexico State University and a master's degree from East LULAC CODE ,tate University. ournalism professor at North Lake Community College,where named a President's Scholar in 1986. Prior to taking; that Respect your Citizenship and preserve it; honor your country, 1, he was Community Relations Director of WFAA-TV and an maintain its tradition in the spirit of its citizens and embody yourself on reporter for KERA-TV and WFAA-TV. He is well known as into its culture and civilization. ner host of "Que pasa?", a Hispanic public affairs television 'he Texas State Teachers'Association has honored him with five Be proud of your origin and maintain it immaculate, respect Our ,7ards for his work in educational reporting. glorious past and help to defend the rights of all people. 3tilla is perhaps more well known for his defeat of a 13 year Learn how to discharge your duties before you learn how to assert ,ent to win his first bid for a seat on the Dallas School Board in a your rights;educate and make yourself worthy,and stand high in the in-off election. He is currently president of the DISD Board of lights of your own deed; you must always be loyal and can. His term on the Board of Education will expire in 1995. 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. zento De Lealtad Believe in God,love Humanity and rely upon framework of human iltad a la bandera de los Estados Unidos de America y a la progress, slow as sound, unequivocal and firm. ca que representa, una nacivn, bajo Dios, indivisible con y justicia para tod«s. 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, think, and study, at all times be honest and e of Allegiance generous.Let your firmest purpose be that of helping to see that each new generation shall he of a youth more efficient and capable and,in e allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the this, let your own children be included. .ic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with and justice for all. 1993 - 1994 DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL #4366 "SCHOOLS AS COMMUNITIES OF LEARNING: LA LLAVE AL EXITO" SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Musical Prelude . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Daniel & Isabella ient Will be Attending: Pledge of Allegiance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ray A. Soto Boy Scout Troup #140 N DFREK ABT Texas A & M University ville High School Invocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Estaban Saucedo ts: Maria Carrion Episcopal Priest, Retired Norman Abt Bienvenida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rick Salazar President, LULAC Council #4366 ZEA FLORES ANGUTANO University of Texas ville High School at Dallas -- — — Dinner — — — ts: Gary & Maria McCurdy Introduction of Speaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .JoAnn Canales Davila A KRISTINE ARRAMBIDEZ Texas 'Wesleyan University Keynote Speaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rene Castilla ville High School Introduction of LULAC Officers-1993 . . . . . . . . . .Frank S. Wvila, Jr. ts: Chere Spring klecognition Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Frank S. Davila, Jr. JuliLis Arrambidez Rick Salazar 3SA MICHELLE LONG Southern Methodist Past President Award Emilio "Popo" Gonzalez rd S. Marcus High School University Tejano Heritage Award KNTU "Onda Chicana" Program ts: Barry & Nancy Long Community "Gracias" Award Denton Publishing Company- Denton Record Chronicle STINA MONTOYA St. Mary's University in High School-Ryan Campus "Querida Maestra"Dedication Song. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Howard Rosario ts: Jose & Dolores Montoya Jessica Muniz (Original Music Composition by Howard Rosario) )RA SANCHEZ The University of in High School-Ryan Campus North Texas Scholarship Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tonnie Ramirez ts: Arnulfo & Godeleva Sanchez James Ramirez SOL SARRIA Cooke County College General Awards ville High School Honors Awards Achievement Award ts: Miguel & Isabel Sarria The "Michael Lozano" Memorial Award :GE JASON SILVA The University of Closing Remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Frank S. DaG-ila, Jr. in High School-Ryan Campus North Texas ts: Joe & Otilia Silva Benediction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Esteban Saucedo Please Join Us In Singing The "De Colores" STINA VIGIL Texas Christian University ville High School Master of Ceremonies: Frank S. Davila, Jr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our Special "Gracias" Individual Scholarship Donors to Earl and Laura Barnett C. J. Drotar, D.C. Texas Woman's University Matching our local and national funds Virginia Gallian University of North Texas during the 1993-1994 year Bill and Jean Giese Frank and Barbara Kemerer University of North Texas Hosting the Annual Scholarship Thomas and Julia Klinck Banquet Julio Lence Sheri Long LULAC Education Committee Tonnie Ramirez, Chair Maria J. Lozano Annette Mulkey Jack Miller James Ramirez Andy and Rose Rivera ' Jobita Ramirez Dr. and Mrs. Roland Vela Rudy Rodriguez Bob Woodin Corporate Program Sponsors Bill Utter Ford, Inc., Bill Utter, dealer Commercial Scholarship Donors Denton Motors, Ed Smith, dealer The Housing Authority of Denton Bank One, Texas NA The Morrison Milling Company Boeing Defense and Space — Corinth U.N.T. Hispanic Student Council Denton Motors Vista Ridge Pontiac-GMC Trucks,Inc. Josten's, Inc. t The Morrison Milling Company J. C. Penney, Inc. We especially thank: The Pillsbury Company Texas Instruments • the Education Committee whose year'round efforts help to identify United National Bank and support scholarship recipients; Victor Equipment Company Weathertrol Supply Company • Dr. JoAnn Canales Davila for organizing the 1993-1994 Scholarship Banquet THANK YOU. • Arlington Independent School District Bilingual/ESL Support Center for use of the Table Center Pieces; and • Our guests,who annually help us celebrate the accomplishments of our Hispanic youth. *DE COLORES De colores, de colores se visten los Campos en la primavera. De colores. de colores son los pajarillos que vienen de afuera. De colores, de colores es el arco iris que vemos lucir. De colores, de colores es el arco isis que vemos lucir. Y por eso los grandes amores de muchos colores me gustan a mi. Y por eso los grandes amores de muchos colores me gustan a mi. Canta el gallo, canta el gallo con el quiri, quiri, quiri, quiri, quiri. La gallina, la gallina con el cara, Cara, cara, cara, Cara. Los polluelos, los polluelos con el pio, pio, pio, pio, pio. Y por eso los grandes amores de muchos colores me gustan a mi. Y por eso los grandes amores de muchos colores me gustan a mi. *De Colores is a traditional song among the Mexican people to celebrate festive occasions. The Significance of Cinco de Mayo The Cinco de Mayo festivities commemorate one of the initial battles between the French and Mexican military forces.The invading French army, wanting to secure territory in exchange for monetary debts, arrived at the seaport of Veracruz in March,1862.Their impression was that the conquest would be an easy one. They were confronted in the city of Puebla on the 5th of May,1862,by the Mexican Army under the leadership of General Don Ignacio Zaragoza. The mere fact that the Mexican Army repelled the initial French assault, provided the courage and motivation to eventually drive the Napoleonic Army and Maximilian from Mexico on June 19,1967.The battle at Puebla proved that the invaders were not invincible and that the Mexican policial factions could unite to defeat a common aggressor. • •the win scholarships 4AlDenton Renard-Chroniclo/Wedneeday, April 28, 1993 t- � r � i d � -y [l$VTON REOOBD-CH"MCUPITEW XA29MWAA These mine area seniors will receive scholarships High School-Ryan Campus: Middle roll•.fruln k.>ft to Friday from the Denton County League of United right, Andrea Flores Angtunno, LHS; McUssa Mich- Latin American Citizens' annual banquet: They are. elle Lone. Edururd S. Marcus High Schoot and Jes- in the back row from left to right. Marisol Sarria. sica Kristine Amunbidez. LHS; and front row, from Lewisville High School; Celesttna Vigil. LHS; Jason left to right. Sandra Sanchez, DHS; and Christina Derek Abr. LHS; and George Jason Silva, Denton Montoya. DHS. Local LULAC sets oanual banquet, awards ceremony By Dan Bledsoe A portion of the local scholarship dependent School District board of Staff Writer money is matched by the national trustees who defeated a 13-year in- LULAC, Mr.Ramirez said. cumbent in 1987 to win a run-off The Denton County LULAC Coun- The scholarship recipients are Ja- election-The Galveston native has a cil No. 4366 will award nine scholar- son Derek Abt, Andrea Flores An- bachelor's degree from New Mexico ships to area seniors at its annual ono,Jessica Kristine Arrambidez, State University and a master's de- banquet at 7 p.m.Friday in the Um- Marisol Sarria and Celestina Vigil, gree from East Texas State Univer- versity of North Texas'Silver Eagle all from Lewisville High School;Mel- sity. Suite. issa Michelle Long, of Edward S. "This will be the llth annual Marcus High School; and Christina Tickets are $12 for adults and$10 scholarship banquet," said Tonnie Montoya and George Jason Silva, for students and are available from Ramirez, ca-chairman of the League from Denton High School. any LULAC member or from Casa of Umted Latin American Citizens. The three categories of scholar- Galaviz.508 S. Elm St.; El Matador, 'Me !scholarships money is rained ships are general, honors and 720 W. University Drive; Mazalan by garage sales, tamale and taco achievement awards. Restaurant, 1928 N. Ruddell St.; sales and solicitations from our local The keynote speaker will be Rene and Fopo y Lupe Hair Styling Cen- businessmen." Castilla,president of the Dallas In. ter,216 W.Collins St. PART D: SELECTION REPORT RECIPIENT'S NAME UNIVERSITY AMOUNT OF AWARD TYPE AWARD (NSA/Honors/Gen) Abt , Jason Derek Texas A&M University $575.00 Honors Anguiano, Andrea Flores U.. :'-of Texas-at Dallas:. $410.00 Honors Arrambidez , Jessica K. Texas Wesleyan Univ. $410.00 Honors Long, Melissa Michelle Southern Methodist U. $525 .00 Honors Montoya, Christina St . Mary ' s University $410.00 Honoors Sanchez, Sandra Lynn Univ. of North Texas $410.00 General 5arria, Marisol Cooke County Collete $410.00 General Silva , George Jason Univ.- of -North Texas $1000.00 Achievement Vigil , Celestina Texas Christian Univ. $500.00 Honors (use additional sheet if necessary.) Attach to this report the LNSF student applications and verifications of college enrollment for the recipients.Awards will not be processed until all the information is provided.Make sure that the recipients have answered all of the questions on the LNSF application,including the essay. Return to: LNESC • 777 N Capitol ST, N.E.,#305 • Washington,DC 20002 • (202) 408-0060 LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND COUNCIL RECIPIENT REPORT PART C: RECIPIENT REPORT This form along with completed student applications and enrollment verification is due in the LNESC National Office no later than June 1st 4366 (PO Box 981 ) Dentoi Texas 76202 Council # City State Zip 2016 Pembrooke Place , Denton , TX 76205-8206 P.O. Box Number or Street address of Council (must be address to which checks will be sent) Scholarship Chairperson: Annette Mulkey Telephone: [W] ( 817 ) 565-2767 a .m. only [H] ( 817 ) 387-1006 or 380-9555 Please answer the following questions. 1. Approximate number of student applications distributed by the Council: 50 to 6 high schools 2. Places where the a lications were distributed (please circle) High Schools colleges community centers other: 3.Total number of student applications received: 9 4. Number of students selected from the ACT or SAT roster: 9 5. Number of students who are receiving an LNSF Award for the 2nd year in a row(or more): 0 6. List any additional information the Council required from the students: 2 letters. of recommendation local application form, verification of academic information , interviews 7. Did the Council request a personal interview with the applicants: 7 YES ❑ NO 8.Total number of students selected to receive scholarships: 9 a. Number of GENERAL awards: 3 b. NumberofHONORawards: 5 although- this included 3. who :actually met your profile for AcEievements Awards c. Number of ACHIEVEMENT awards: 1 9.What were the most significant problems in conducting your scholarship program? We can ' t raise enough money for all the students who now know we exist . This year the access to students at one of our major high schools fell through ; we have alreacy started setting up a new system for fall . 10.What suggestions do you have for improving the scholarship effort? If we have good communication we won' t have any major complaints . If you could send us informatin that would help in fundraising--ideas we might not have thought of , for example, we would appreciate it . 27 May 1993 Signature of Chairper Date PLEASE COMPLETE THE BACK PAGE OF THIS REPORT. 1993 - 1994 DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL #4366 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Recipient Will be Attending: JASON DEREK ABT Texas A & M University Lewisville High School Parents: Maria Carrion Norman Abt ANDREA FLORES ANGUTANO University of Texas Lewisville High School at Dallas Parents: Gary & Maria McCurdy JESSICA KRISTINE ARRAMBIDEZ Texas Wesleyan University Lewisville High School Parents: Chere Spring l Julius Arrambidez MELISSA MICHELLE LONG Southern Methodist Edward S. Marcus High School University Parents: Barry & Nancy Long CHRISTINA MONTOYA St. Mary's University Denton High School-Ryan Campus Parents: Jose & Dolores Montoya SANDRA SANCHEZ The University of Denton High School-Ryan Campus North Texas Parents: Arnulfo & Godeleva Sanchez I MARISOL SARRIA Cooke County College Lewisville High School Parents: Miguel & Isabel Sarria GEORGE JASON SILVA The University of Denton High School-Ryan Campus North Texas Parents: Joe & Otilia Silva CELESTINA VIGIL Texas Christian University Lewisville High School Parents: Manual & Martha Vigil ApviL c4�� I993-1994 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Jason Derek Alit Texas A & M Lewisville High School University Parents : Maria Carrion Norman Abt Andrea Flores Anguiano University of Texas Lewisville High School at Dallas Parents: Gary & Maria McCurdy Jessica Kristine Arrambidez The . University Lewisville High School of North Texas ' Parents: Julius Arrambidez Chere Spring Melissa Michelle Long Southern Methodist Edward S . Marcus High School University Parents: Barry & Nancy Long Christina Montoya St . Mary ' s University Denton High School-Ryan Campus Parents: Jose & Dolores Montoya Sandra Sanchez Cooke County College Denton High School-Ryan Campus Parents : Anulfo & Godeleva Sanchez Marisol Sarria Cooke County College Lewisville High School Parents : Miguel & Isabel Sarria George Jason Silva Incarnate Word , Denton High School-Ryan Campus St . Edward ' s , or Parents: Joe & Otilia Silva Univ . of North Texas Celestina Vigil Texas Christian Lewisville High School Univer.sity Parents : Manuel & Martha Vigil LULAC National Scholarship Fund Recipient Report 1993 Council: 4366 High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...................... Jason Abt Lewisville High School Freshman 575.00 287.50 IN Essay ®ACT/SAT 2046 Biscyane Texas A&M Unv. 3.5 338.24 287.50 Male ®Enrolled ®Approved Lewisville, TX 75067 Aerospace Engineering 30 236.76 Honors Mexican-American ®GPA 214-315-3235 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Andrea Anguiano Lewisville High School Freshman 410.00 410.00 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 1024 Shadow Wood University of Texas-Dallas 3.0 241.18 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Lewisville,TX 75067 Pre-Med 22 168.82 General Mexican-American ®GPA 214-221-5423 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jessica Arranbidez Lewisville High School Freshman 410.00 410.00 ®Essay ® CT/SAT 114 Delano Texas Wesleyan University 3.7 241.18 0.00 Female ® nrolled r]Approved Lewisville, TX 75067 Pre-Law 21 168.82 Honors Mexican-American E1 GPA 214-317-7084 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Melissa Long Edwards Marcus High School Freshman 525.00 262.50 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 234 Sandero Dr. Southern Methodist Univ. 3.7 308.82 262.50 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Lewisville, TX 75067 Pre-Law 29 216.18 Honors Mexican-American ®GPA 214-318-0097 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------.......--------------------------------------------...-------------------------------------------------- Christina Montoya Denton High School Freshman 410.00 410.00 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 3008 Beverly St. Mary's Unv. 3.4 241.18 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Psychology 22 168.82 Honors Mexican-American ®GPA 817-387-8160 ..................................................................... ._...----------------.........................................................................•..--------------------------......................................................... Sandra Sanchez Denton High School Freshman 410.00 410.00 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 714 N. Ruddell University of North Texas 3.5 241.18 0.00 Female ®Enrolled IN Approved Denton,TX 76201 Accounting 19 168,82 General Mexican-American ®GPA 817-565-9690 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Marisol Sarria Lewisville High School Freshman 410.00 410.00 ®Essay IN ACT/SAT 956 Azalia Bend Cooke County High School 3.5 241.18 0.00 Female IN Enrolled IN Approved Lewisville, TX 75067 Nursing 17 168.82 General South/Central ❑GPA 214-436-8462 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- George Silva Ryan High School Freshman 1,000.00 500.00 ®Essay IN ACT/SAT 520 Neptune University of North Texas 3.9 588.24 500.00 Male ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 undecided 1070 411.76 NSA Mexican-American ®GPA 817-382-7045 ....-...........................-........................................................................................................-...................................................................................-...................................................... Celestina Vigil Lewisville High School Freshman 500.00 500.00 ®Essay IN ACT/SAT 2074 Cameo Dr. Texas Christian University 3.6 294.12 0.00 Female IN Enrolled ®Approved Lewisville, TX 75067 Journalism 28 205.88 Honors Mexican-American ®GPA 214-315-1476 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #Awards 9 Total Council Funds: $2,735.32 Total Fall Award $3,600.00 Total Award: $4,650.00 Total National Funds $1,914.68 Total Spring Award $1,050.00 T PART B: FUND RAISING REPORT I. List local activities and the amounts raised by each activity;e.g., bake sale,dance, banquet, raffle,etc.(if additional space is needed list on separate page.) Activity Amount Activity Amount Cinco de Mayo (food) $ 296.00 $ Arts Fest (food) $ 777 .00 $ T-Shirt Sales $ 25 .00 $ Banquet Profits $ 160.00 $ It. List the name and the amount donated to the Council by local businesses,organizations,foundations, institutions, etc. (List additional names on separate page) Entity Amount Entity Amount 1 , United Nat ' l Bank $ 25 .00 5 , WPathertrnl Supply $ 120 .00 2 . Esalan Restaurant $ 50.00 6 . VistaRidge Pontiac-GMC $ 120.00 3 . Denton Area Teacher ' s $ 7 . Bill Utter Ford $ 120.00 Credit Union $ 50.00 8 . Morrison MIlling $ 120.00 4. Bank One $ 100.00 9 . Denton Housing Authoritjy 56 .00 10. Univ. North Texas 56.00 III. List the name and the amount donated by individuals. (List additional names on separate page) Name Amount Name Amount Bill Giese $ 100 .00 Frank Kemerer $ 50.00 Sandy Jacobs $ 12 .00 Kathleen Goldman $ 25 .00 Sheri Lang $ 10 .00 Arturo Reyna _ $ 25/00 Richard Simms $ 25.00 Maria Lozano $ 175 .00 Andy Rivera $ 50.00 Laura Barnett $ 50.00 Jack Miller 25 .00 IV. List the nature of any other fund raising source not listed above and the amount contributed. (If additional space is needed list on separate page.) Source Amount Source Amount We certify that the information provided in this application is complete and accurate to the best of our knowledge and, if acc&i1act Council agrees to folio all the rules, guidelines,and procedures of the LULAC National Scholarship Fund. In adde a ree to accept the ter of enforcement under Section IV of the LNSF Guidelines and Procedures should our Cou c n ary to LNSF's per ting Principles. Council a nt signature Chairperson sy ature Date bate Return to: LNESC • 777 N Capitol ST, N.E.,#305 • Washington, DC 20002 • (202)408-0060 LU LAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT PART A: COUNCIL INFORMATION This form and your Council's funds are due in the LNESC National Office no later than March 31 st Council # 4366 Permanent P.O. Box 981 Date 29 March , 1993 Address 2016 Pembrooke Place , Denton, TX 76205 (Chairperson ' s residence) (Must be exact address to which scholarship checks will be sent) City Denton State TX Zip Code 76202 Council President Rick Salazar Term Expires March 1994 — (Council must inform LNESC of new Council President upon assuming office) Telephone: [Wj ( 817 ) 3 8 7—17 7 8 , e x t . 314 [H] ( R 1 7 ) 3 8 3--V17 i Scholarship Committee(must be composed of at least three Council members) Chairperson Annette Mulkey Phone (W) 565-9540 (H) 387-1006 Member Tonnie Ramirez Member Member Joba Ramirez _ Memhor Member James Ramirez Member The Council must notify LNESC of changes in the composition of the scholarship committee Total funds submitted by Council for allocation of national funds:$2 , 5 0 0 .00 plus carryover from last v e a Include a check for the Council funds and on reverse side of this form list the sources of the funds. Respond to the following questions according to your Council's status: 1. Is your Council in good standing with the LULAC National Office as of the date of this application?(Y/N) Y 2. Does your Council receive contributions from individuals?(Y/N) Y 3. Is your Council incorporated as a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization?(Y/N) Y 4. Are your Council funds or any part of them raised by a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization? (Y/N) Y, #s 9 & 10 . B. I I 5. Does your Council receive direct contributions from major corporations? (Y/N) Not this year 6. Are your Council funds or any part of them provided by a group who raised them for scholarship purposes?(Y/N) Y',c� our fund raising committee and helpers 7. Are your Council funds or any part of them restricted to a group of students?(Y/N) N 8. Are your Council scholarships open to the general Hispanic community? (Y/N) Y, according to National - guidelines 9. Does your Council place any additional requirements on the applicant?(Y/N) Y e s PLEASE COMPLETE THE BACK PAGE Of THIS REPORT LNESC LULAC"'aliP,nal Educational Sen,ice Centers,Inc 777North Capitol Street,AT,Suite 305 Washington,DC20002 July 26, 1993 (202)408-0060 FAX(202)408-0064 Rick Salazar LULAC Council 4366 2016 Pembrooke Place Denton,TX 76205 Dear Mr. Salazar: Enclosed is a roster of the 1993 LNSF scholarship recipients whose applications your council submitted to LNESC. Please check them for accuracy. In order for LNESC to process ALsl1QUERQUE,NM scholarship checks for your council we must have on file a completed LNSF scholarship 505/24:3-3 8r application, a personal essay, and documentation of enrollment or admittance to a college or CMCAGO,M university for each recipient. In addition, for an Honors Award recipient,LNESC requires 312/277.2513 documentation that the student has a grade point average(GPA)of at least 3.25 and an ACT CORPUS CHRJS9n,Tx test score of at least 20 or an SAT test score of at least 840. Likewise,for a National 512/88:1-51:34 Scholastic Achievement Award recipient,LNESC requires documentation that the student has a GPA of at least 3.5 and an ACT test score of at least 23 or an SAT test score of at least 970. TX 713641-2463 We have indicated which of your council's recipients have the required documentation on file by checking the approved box for those that do. We have highlighted those students which are KANSAS CITY,MO not approved(i.e. are missing documentation) and circled the items which they are missing. 816/551-0227 your council must submit those items as soon as possible in order for LNESC to process your MUM,FL council's checks on time. 305l201 5341 PHILADELPHIA,PA Given the recipient applications and the award amounts you have submitted to LNESC,we 215/423-4811 show the following balance for your council: POMONA,CA Council Funds Match otal $ Availab Awarded Balance ,14/ii23-0588 $2,735.29 $1,914.70 $4,649.99 $4,650.00 -$0.01 Pr,1 LO,co 710/542-8074 LNESC prefers that each council use the entire amount of money available to them in awarding SAN FRANCISCO,CA scholarships to students (eliminates the need for carryovers or refunds). If you currently show 41V206.1155 a balance, please consider increasing your scholarship awards to bring it to zero. An independent separately incorporated tax exempt LNESC will be cutting all Fall LNSF scholarship checks o August 10 1993 so that your organization sponsored by the League of United Latin council will receive them by August 15. All recipients who ng documentation on that American Citizens date will have to wait until the second scholarship disbursement date on October 15, 1993 to receive their scholarship checks. Please be sure to submit any missing documentation to us by August 5, 1993, so that we have time to process the information before the first disbursement. Thank you. Sincerely, Brent Wilkes P.S. Enclosed are applications for the LULAC/Starr,LULAC/Kraft and LULAC/General Motors scholarship program run through the LNESC Centers. Forward them to students who may be interested in applying. Please note that the application deadline is August 15, 1993. 1993- 1994 DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL #4366 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Recipient Will be Attending: JASON DEREK ABT Texas A & M University Lewisville High School Parents: Maria Carrion Norman Abt ANDREA FLORES ANGUTANO University of Texas Lewisville High School at Dallas Parents: Gary & Maria McCurdy JESSICA KRISTINE ARRAMBIDEZ Texas Wesleyan University Lewisville High School Parents: Chere Spring Julius Arrambidez MELISSA MICHELLE LONG Southern Methodist Edward S. Marcus High School University Parents: Barry & Nancy Long CHRISTINA MONTOYA St. Mary's University Denton High School-Ryan Campus Parents: Jose & Dolores Montoya SANDRA SANCHEZ The University of Denton High School-Ryan Campus North Texas Parents: Arnulfo & Godeleva Sanchez I MARISOL SARRIA Cooke County College Lewisville High School Parents: Miguel & Isabel Sarria GEORGE JASON SILVA The University of Denton High School-Ryan Campus North Texas Parents: Joe & Otilia Silva CELESTINA VIGIL Texas Christian University Lewisville High School Parents: Manual & Martha Vigil in.�,y�� LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS c� 4 DENTON COUNTY LULAC COUNCIL, #4366 4C P.O. Box 981 • Denton,Texas 7o-'6 v� ,�► 29 March, 1993 19Z9 Mr. Rich Roybal Executive Director LULAC National Scholarship Fund 777 N. Capitol St . , NE , Ste . 305 Washington , D.C . 20002 Dear Mr. Roybal : Enclosed is our 1993-94 National Scholarship Fund Partnership agreement and our check numbered 0123 in the amount of $2 , 500 .00 . We are returning the original checks for Minerva Soto and Delena Juarez who apparently moved right before the fall semester began. Check number 00237 (General Fund) reflects National Fund ' s part for Melissa Agado for both semesters and Lupe Meza for the spring semester . Our thanks to you and Mr . Wilkes for your help . No doubt we will have more contact as the changes in the program are implemented . Sincerely, Scholarhip Commi tee Annette Mulkey Chairperson All For One — One For All • i LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name A 7/Y TC,JoA) �cefR 10. Ethnic Origin: Las OCIG 6Z56 A — Middle 2. Address t 't� P L �tVF Lk. Street or c�Cy' ❑ Mexican-American ❑ Puerto Rican city Stale ZIP Code ( 31S,_3135 ❑ Cuban 3. Phone ��4 )4 _ 4. Social Security No.t . ® South/Central American 5. Birth Date ❑ Other(Specify) 6. Male It Female ❑ ,✓� �j n 7. Parent/Guardian Name / 1�15,JA � QK10A) 11. Marital Status: IN Single ❑ Married 8. Address(If different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen IN Yes ❑ No Y �t If no,explain 9. Occupation pA 1.&A L ACADEMIC DATA M 13. Graduating High School L 6k' 5VrL16 9r 5• 17. College —7eY as A- I' 14. Date of Graduation T086 1993 18. Major 15. Grade Point Average E* 7 1 2 6ZZ'4T6Ck69. Year in College 16. Honors and Activities Np710NAL 02Aa9S Sa Ol"i, 20. ACT Score (rl�STrrZN(�� fir�E�7` CouvG2tt,�U /�l.d'l�A TNE7q f�E?E55P Y OF THE ADD WHOS WOA(1oNr,AN R.M.S. sTvh 6 15) FINANCIAL DATA 21 Annual Family Income $$ 60.3W 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents T Parents $ a0co 23. No.of Dependents in College ® Work $ 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ d Tuition Fee $ f_; go Other $ 0 Books $ ©� 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Board $ 3oS 60 X Yes No Other $ 1�600 t PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. �y niaMG°Ts J'450.tiaCAeK AGT, T VAS QotQN IN AA)A) AaG0iZI &P-C- w UP T U NC+) JC4sEY AND NOW kCS7D6- 7 1,J TCXAS , Z �IVC WIT# MY 1,1dTI-)et�, `lC2FIANCE} 'fY GLAND M07NCP, A N(7 612oTNCe, I t`r 14 0 rNC2 AA1D G Q,q.0 pMoTNrOe �) fe aOAN AMO MISCQ Zti 4,MA3h6_96)• AT 140r1C z ,5P 6 AK 130 14 L',VC.Z--7 AN0 SPA/L1z's T#i CU(ZF-ENTL`/ A STL)DC4)T AT LCi-16UILLC 9.6. AN D AM I/VVU-VC-0 -T-N MA.VI ACr1V.ITYES 7k(LU,01A, NATZ41V4G Hp.tjocz-5 SOLZETy, sTUDEur couAx x L, owsE 7 of rK M1) Q. /ly FAVMJr6 EXTKA CUXUCULA2 A(-7ZU"y ZS wg-CSrGING . 1: WAS TI4E TCAM CAPTA2N FOIZ The- pA5T Tt�d ��A�S. 1: A45o GUALZFIEO FOR THE S'TATe C9AMPIONS111PS F61Z V40:56 Y6AP-5. Z AM AN At> D k)CL611TLIETCP A U0 CNJ-cry t�ECPING 2 Z PLAN TO ATTC-A)D 7e-VAS A411 UA)IuE26:r7Y 70 STvD`/ AEP-OSPACC EN6Z,UEEt,2MG , C51JC CdF- ,My pPCA 115 1 S TO ZoMC A PIL07 A )D 1 TIflW' Z I-MUC r1PC AMOIT:LOP A /4 T(4C KIUO�4ED(C TO AcHI1c- UC TNzs. 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. Cgn ture of applica Date `r 8/87 LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer.All Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name Anguiano, Andrea F1o1`es 10. Ethnic Origin: Last First Middle 2. Address 1024 S h a d n raw a n d Mexican-American Street or P.O.Box Lewisville Tx . 75067 Puerto Rican City State ZIP Code 3. Phone( 2 14 ) 2 2 1-5 4 2 3 El Cuban 4. Social Security No- — ❑ South/Central American 5. Birth Date ❑ Other(Specify) 6. Male ❑ Female IKI 7. Parent/Guardian Name Maria I. McCurdy 11. Marital Status: ® Single ❑ Married 8. Address(If different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen nX Yes ❑ No If no,explain 9. Occupation Custodian ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School Lewisville High School 17. College U.T. at Dallas 14. Date of Graduation June 1993 18. Major PrP-MPd 15. Grade Point Average 2,.8 19, Year in College Fail 1993 16. Honors and Activities StudPnt- of the Month- 20. ACT Score 22 composite _Student of the 6 wks, H.O.S.O. Pres., O.M. member, Explores, Volunteer, Spanish Club, H.O.T. ,_and S.A.D.D. mem. . FINANCIAL DATA 4 21. Annual Family Income $ 16,456 .64 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents Four __ Parents $ N/A 23. No.of Dependents in College 0 n P Work $:N A 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ N/A Tuition Fee $ 1 1 00.00 Other $ N jA Books $ 400 .00 e n t _ 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Board $ 1 9 0 _0 0 m n Yes _X—No Other $ _. 100 .00 ma- i PERSONAL ESSAY.Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. Ruff, ruff ! Hey I 'm talking to you . Andrea Anguiano turn around . Ya, that is what I thought . "I 'm too cute to ignore . " Well , how was your day? Alright . Just all right . Your life full of action how can it be just all right . Gee , I remember when you turned fifteen . Yo�p _went Rout and and got a job, not a great job or anything but you did it . You didn' t wait for opinions you just did it . Vh, and" Lt remember how happy you were when they promoted you to shift leader. Not bad for a sixteen your old . Oh , I remember when you had that clinical rotation at the veternarian ' s office . But I have forgiven you for taking me in there and running those awful tests on me . You did get elected to be the president to that Health Occupation Students of America organization, maybe I had something to do with it . Although sometimes I don't see why you joined that Boy Scouts Medical Explores post , it seems a little redundent . You must really be determined to become part of the health care profession . I 'm always glad when Sunday rolls around and you get to spend time with me . I love it when you play tug a war with me . Good thing that pharmacy you work at isn ' t open on Sundays or I may never get to see you . Well it ' s eight o ' clock now so I ' ll let you start on your homework now . Sometimes I just sit there and watch her as she struggles with her math homework. Elementry analysis is not her favorite class . But when she starts working on those L .E .A.P . projects she wears me out just watching . She is a hard working determined person . Good thing she has her family behind her . Oh , and a super dog that ' s always there for her . 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. Z- .2L - 9 3 Signature of applicant V Date 8/87 t LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer.All Questions _ PERSONAL DATA 1. Name F'� �jbC Z 551b9- K, 10. Ethnic Origin: Last First Middle 2. Address J iu �•��iry() NZ. Street Street or P.O.Box I V yy 1 S lI 1 L( � —r/ —75QC,;7 El Puerto Rican City State ZIP Code 3. Phone(g(y ) ,51-7'-7U�q Cuban 4. Social Security No. i ❑ South/Central American 5. Birth Datel-M09b ❑ Other(Specify) 6. Male❑ Female 1 ( 7. Parent/Guardian Name Lh Cr e Sac f rV6 11. Marital Status: ® Single ❑ Married ❑ 8. Address(If different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen ® Yes No N/A If no,explain 9. Occupation t-c-GAL ACADEMIC DATA n„ � 13. Graduating High School L ewisyio t �i G f 17. College (I��L 14. Date of Graduation a}CtVu 18. Major 1 )Urp[A_)C SJ p ,f 15. Grade Point Average U,-Jg� la' /Ur SCflL� 19. Year in ColleeggLe ..�1�e�( 16. Honors and Activities HorJoe Sou eTy 20. ACT Score ' 1" (-'Mtomy of Keu'r k FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ L05 l780 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents Q Jh Parents $, td 23. No.of Dependents in College Work 24. List college expenses for year ofapplication- Savings $ Tuition Fee $ _ _ o Z(a Other $ n Books $ 2- ff✓�,/y� 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Boardn$� �J�� � Yes No Other $ 4 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. a/yyL.,e qvawca d-iAa/-y-n6'c t Q/YY? 6ru - U 1- Y a a o th , P� ' , Inc{ dju'Ln tj 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. i nature of applicant Date F` ,C 9 8/87 W'ohycl My interest in working with children and their behavior patterns has led me to pursue a degree in child psychology. My activities include playing in the Denton School Orchestra since fifth grade to present while serving in various positions such as president, secretary, and social chairperson. I am also involved in the Spanish Club, Ecology Club, Business Professionals of America where I serve as secretary, and former vice-president and current president of the Denton County Red Cross Explorers . These various activities have broadened my understanding of human dynamics . I consider myself to be an above average student who has taken classes with the preparation of my college goal in mind. I am a High School Helper with a Head Start program and have been a helper in a second grade class room as well . The maintenance of extra curricular activities throughout my high school years has been a part of my everyday life . In addition to my academic activities I have been involved in my church with the youth group and baby- sitting in the nursery. I have been a volunteer with the Knights of Columbus in projects involving youth, community and various social activities . Delivering meals to shut-ins is an activity that I greatly enjoy with this organization. I believe in recycling activities and programs as well as in the preservation of our mother earth. I enjoy traveling and meeting new people with different backgrounds . If selected to receive this scholarship I will use this money to better myself by getting an education and preparing myself for a better future . I hope to be a positive role model upon the completion of my education and aspire to return to my community to serve and help others achieve their dreams . i LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name LJ n n 10. Eth is Origin: laSt '�First i middle 2. Address � 1 4 tJ�� ' L�o&k l I Mexican-American Street or O.Box P.O. ❑ Puerto Rican Ci� Cr^ rstatt ZIP Code ElCuban 3. Phone(�1't ) J�4 CP(� ❑ South/Central American 4. Social Security No. 5. Birth Date ^^// ❑ Other(Specify) 6. Male❑ Female tJd' �,/ 7. Parent/Guardian Name Arnt)) fQ rl ,� 11. Marital Status: 9/single ❑ Married 8. Address(If different from yours) 12. U.S. Citizen 931yes ❑ No G� if no,explain 9. Occupation ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School ' ' f Q �-�LQ 17. College �h�V-R1-�►_�-��0`F-�k� TES 14. Date of Graduation- 1� '"+" �—�-(-` 18. Major `�(�0 15. Grade Point Average : 19. Year in College 16. Honors and Activities 20_ ACT Score FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $�'' S r� 7 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents �.� Parents $ -- 23. No. of Dependents in College Work $ 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ Tuition Fee $ Other $ Books $ Q 0 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Boards$ �i ��%� Yes No Other $ (� PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. -AD - -Oaf C)L) , C 4-0 tkCot .n,e��( C�,p u1 �,C-c,Q.c._,cl,�t' ( ._Q 'o-ps-U-6 r�t �--� oZ�}_�.�x,✓�� a Zc..�.L��c . ��' , mac% .�.k�- eet 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. c , A, -S'--"�-C 1 13 Q D Signature of applicant Date •c 8/87 LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions PERSONAL, DATA 1. Name 10. Ethnic Origin: La * F(rst � Middle 2. Address ❑ Mexican American Stree or *o ❑ ��x .� Puerto Rican City e ZIP Code' ❑�Outh/Central n 3. Phone(9►y ) GI4 American 4. Social Security No. _ 5. Birth Date _ El (Specify) 6. Male ElFemale* 7. Parent/Guardian Name 1 YrkA 11. Marital Status: l"Single ❑ Married Citizen El Yes R<oS U. . 8. Address(If different from yours) 12. �p �,� If no,explain ceG I�i b_ i 92 � 9. Occupation _Comr)u f pemtor ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School L� /t�i5V1i C. �� ++ �17. College S t��L �- l.mr)fN 0-a11m- 14. Date of Graduation •*. 18. Major � / � 15. Grade Point Average .01p a 5�1 19. Year in College ��h rnft�L 16. Honors and Activities 'J =M_ i(l fl.Q��rJ, 20. ACT Score nf 19 rna i cal rn a 15o 1 '500n b_� Club . FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ Z' 0 7 / (0 0 d 0 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents Parents $ 23. No.of Dependents in College Work $ 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ Tuition Fee $ 5 a o Other $ Books $ 415C) 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Board $ �7 Ab Yes —LINO Other $ *Q75 4 t PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. bin. ('0n1.fmijy9 , jn C'amad 3, I q , ol . LUC, 4-9, Ou.Q 6 * . � 0M to � a� Lpo ` A 'f,',afrnada , ikkowalij P1 a" 5tq�'14 bU�. d ' , amcI did 'yV r- d Md ryyu 44 a/Ld ccmct You are not eligible for an LNSF Scholarship if you are related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or a resident 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 '4 't sia7 LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer.All Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name f - (�I� ,� 10. Ethni rigin: t_asi First M—id a exican-American 2. Address ;ta ne Street or P.O.Box :7 1 ❑ Puerto Rican aty ( Oi ) � St a ZIP Cod ❑ Cuban 3. Phone 4. Social Security No _ ❑ South/Central American 5. Birth ate ❑ Other(Specify) 6 ..ie Female ❑ Parent/Guardian Name 75� l � t jt' p 11. Marital Status: ❑PSingle Married t ,,-,�^ s ❑ No 8 Address(If different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen Pl'e A r i e, If no,explain 9. Occupation— r1 CADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School _ 17. Collegeu uq ii NT,--I--rmy m�� or�' 14. Date of Graduation =u n 18. Major U rlCt2rrG d�U. 15. Grade Point Average S. 19. Year in College 16. Honors and Activities %1[_ enrsl le- ;h-ce Z 20. AerScore ! b;:�0 SAT FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ 000 25. Money available four college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents 3 Parents $ �[ �`✓ 23. No.of Dependents in College SG Work $ f 24. List college expenses foryear of application: Savings J $ Tuition Fee $ " �,-/0V1`-' Other $ Books $ 'i✓L"[" n 26. Have yy applied for student financial aid? Room and Board $"� (�'� Yes No Other $ L N I PERSONAL ESSAY_ Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. WGZ Me L<t O� aT qe ,f o,0 a/G S GrJ C !/t'/!�/////�c77? {7©�iL ✓`/i�G�O! CifrYL 49 C IY7 �t/11 Gt/!, —Z P,-Y11 scj10ol vvr,c/ /-5 c<V7x,l r c-nvd/�cc/ �,vn �mc"'zyv�jC�`d tJ/ rtref� 7 �Ia2c..v � ..GL'� �-�.� ���. ��cvco� �' Sacccc.� ,�z uirv�>'umc.�, �►cu� -An, ea ul'c/go >lvv 10y lte,�o. --2 " c�.a Ca . �,OP&V&V CY <<� �c�.crw c� .z s occct .670jr� ye,-, ctirrc/ wcc� 5-kq( , 50CCet.. 67G1.o GtX/JO TcX�vsi� 7"t"f 7'0 ��s LVcTc.F %�4rcl _z- /-?C"t,7e cu�wz yc�w c o e 1 -�'IV H9 s�c�t ��c o�c Gi.cmi� cv y�llcl sac c e-c cue �1v� zrne a, 9oac1 re cc� da, j o y nwz czex-2c kc/ 7, r-0 1' .laU/ic v�vti.ycl�vcccidr� � 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- 17-9s Stgnafure of applic t Date 't 8/87 t LNSF Student Application Please Type or Print-Answer All Questions PERSONAL DATA 1. Name ViCJil Celestina 10. Ethnic Origin: Last First Middle Kj Mexican-American 2. Address 2074 Cameo Dr. Street or P.O.Box El Puerto Rican Lewisville TX 75067 city State ZIP Code 3. Phone( 214 } 315-1476 El Cuban ❑ 4. Social Security No. t South/Central American 5. Birth Date f ❑ Other(Specify) 6. Male ❑ Female IN 7. Parent/Guardian Name Manuel Vigil Jr. 11. Marital Status: ® Single ❑ Married ❑ 8. Address(If different from yours) 12. U.S.Citizen ® Yes No If no,explain 9. Occupation IBM Service Manager ACADEMIC DATA 13. Graduating High School Lewisville H.S. 17. College N/A 14. Date of Graduation _+IBCLP. 5,1993 18. Major N/A 15. Grade Point Average 33.68 19. Year in College N/A 16. Honors and Activities Nati Qnal Honor Society 20. ACT Score 28 Athletic Trainer, Mu Alpha Theta, Business Professionals of America, Drama Cluh, Rowdy Crowd, &qlish I Honors Outstanding Student FINANCIAL DATA 21. Annual Family Income $ tr.D Inc,c)�0 rf 7 25. Money available for college expenses: 22. No.of Dependents 6 Parents $ --`" If - ? r tl T 23. No.of Dependents in College 1 Work $_� � �e{� i t�t�ci 24. List college expenses for year of application: Savings $ LiC)ne- FrIF P—,r m Tuition Fee $ 7680 Other $ N� a reSLI Books $ 596 26. Have you applied for student financial aid? Room and Board $ 3166 X Yes No Other $ 890 PERSONAL ESSAY. Confine your response to the space provided below.Tell the committee about yourself. No one has ever asked me to describe myself before. Although I thought it would be simple to do, I found out otherwise. After searching within myself, I found characteristics that I find interesting. Hopefully others will, too. I consider myself a hard working individual. One does not sit idly by and still achieve a 3.68 grade point average. T9 obtatin the best possible results I study hard and apply myself. I put forth that extra effort necessary to excel. With honors courses and advanced glacerhent courses, I am able to challenge myself. Most importantly, I do not give up. I regard my education as a tool for success in the future, and I do not lack courage in facing the challenge. While not studying, I enjoy various-leisure activities. Reading has always been the passion in my life. Any spare moment is spent with a book. On the rare occasions when I do not read, I indulge in the art of photography. I am currently taking a photojournalism class, and it has exposed me to the wonders of the camera. I enjoy trying new techniques and capturing "that special moment" on film_ A dream, or rather, a goal of mine is to travel. I can spend hours planning my destination and my agenda. I just hope someday I fulfill my dream of seeing the world. After graduating from an institution of higher learning, I want to donate my time and money in hope that other Hispanic students get their own chances at success. I will be a positive role model and relay to then that being a minority is not a disadvantage. On the contrary, it is an incentive to work harder to get further in life. With the mentioned interests and characteristics I consider myself to be a well-rounded young adult. Each day I discover new things which help me to expand my personality. 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. Signs ure of applicant Date 9 8/87 Af t �MG x x. P s � -• �Tclsan bzy,4-k. PACI- 2 `� / /�►rranc .1 Are- d r oYa-J U+s 6y le"Y O I. ale- A-c?' 0 3 .4�` l� N T Lon M�.l +'.ssa T �� wla. % 3. 7'1- 11�(� c/ ,/ (era L4,A,� A +NYC-U rn(M�Uy 6-1 C-%Y-lsi-A*t16- t T' I�� 'jt• S ✓ t'S GY4a� �y I -- 3 .3 tea" ✓ `� x- � �s as 5 �� 5anch 5u�drt. i4s . b G 14< S u Y (i'Gc. � man So � 1�-LT' + 2� u ✓ ✓ �. /� • K^Q's � � l�l I ��. C- !,i .— 3 . 9 9 st-L& s u r cad A �as On �y ' �` 5LI u,r\,j � 3. C,cc. '�u5+ ►ems LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS COUNCIL#4366 ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BANQUET O ca 19 92 'All for One, One forAlr' SIXTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF LULAC 1929-1994 Texas Woman's University Hubbard Hall May 20, 1994 7:00 R M. KEYNOTE SPEAKER RUDY RODRIGUEZ, Ph.D. INVOCATION i Professor and Chair EMILIO GONZALEZ Department of Reading and Bilingual Education Emilio"Pogo"Gonzalez has been in business in Denton for 30 years College of Education and Human Ecology along with his wife Lupe. They are members of the Immaculate Conception Texas Woman's University Catholic Church. They have two daughters, one son and five grandchildren. Mr. Gonzalez is presently In the third year of the four-year Diaconate Program of the Diocese of Fort Worth. Rudy Rodriguez was born in Corpus Christi,Texas. In 1964, Dr.Rodriguez obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in History and Biology at Texas A&M He is a volunteer at Calhoun Jr High School with students at risk and is University-Kingsville; he completed his Masers of Arts degree in 1969 at also a volunteer at Woodrow Wilson Elementary Scholl in G.I.V.E.S,a role Central Michigan University. model program for children in single-parent homes. Emilio Gonzalez has been an active member of the Denton LULAC Council of Denton since Its in- In 1973, he and his family moved to Albuquerque where he enrolled as a ception in 1981. doctoral student at the University of New Mexico. His doctoral dissertation was selected as the outstanding dissertation in bilingual education by the Na- tional Association for Bilingual Education. Dr. Rodriguez joined the faculty of MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Texas Woman's University in September 1975. Dr. Rodriguez'wide range of accomplishments and honors include: DANIEL HINOJOSA, ISABELLA PING-HINOJOSA, ADELITA selection as a Fulbright Scholar in 1981;American Council on Education Fel- low, 1991-92; immediate Past President and secretary of the advisory board HINOJOSA AND THE 4TH GRADE for Who's Who in American Education; member of the Executive Board for BILINGUAL CLASS OF LEE ELEMENTARY the Texas Association for Bilingual Education (TABE);developed original guidelines and was the committee chair for TABE Outstanding Teacher of the Isabella has been singing and playing at the Catholic church, social Year. He is the primary editor of a book scheduled for release this summer en- gatherings, performances, Civic Clubs, recording since the age of 13. titled Compendium of Readings in Bilingual Education: Issues and Practices. Whether with her guitar, acapella or with a mariachi accompaniment, music In 1992,the Alpha Sigma Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta presented Dr. has always been a part of her life. Isabella had the bestowed privilege to sing Rodriguez with the Outstanding Educator Award. at the mass celebrated by Pope John Paul, 19$7 in San Antonio,Texas,as Dr. Rodriquez has participated in numerous Denton Community boards well as singing at San Juan,TX Cathedral, North Texas Fair, LINT,and other and committees over the past 19 years including: the Human Resources conventions. Committee, Denton Christian Preschool Board of Directors, Denton ISD Daniel and Isabella have been performing together for the past six years. Strategic Committee. He Is currently Vice-President for the Denton Housing Singing for the Corp of Engineers annual festivities in Ft.Worth, LULAC State Authority Board; he also serves in the Ryan High School Campus Leadership Convention, LINT festivities, social gatherings, weddings,funerals, civic clubs, Team and recently completed service in the DISD Redistricting Committee. Catholic Diocese of Ft.Worth Celebrations. In 1983, Daniel and Isabella won Dr. Rodriguez has been an active member of the Denton LULAC Council 1 st place with Catholic Diocese of Dallas. Their music has been televised by since its inception in 1981. Univision in the U.S.and Latin American countries through a Spanish service at San Fernando's Cathedral in San Antonio,Texas and in a program called Dr. Rodriguez'wife, Rosemary, is a social worker for Denton ISD. Their "Nuestra Familla". Daniel and Isabella are choir leaders for the Spanish ser- children are Rudy Jr., Deanna, Cynthia and the most recent addition to the vice at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. An integral part of their family, Stacy; Rudy Jr.'s wife. music is the beauty of the poetic lyrics,the guitars"requlnto"are recently the lovely sounds of the flute played the their daughter Adelita. AWARDS BANQUET 1994 - 1995 MAY 20, 1994 DENTON LULAC COUNCIL #4366 "El Nuevo Tejas: Challenges and Opportunities" SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Musical Prelude . . . . . . .Daniel, Isabella&Adelita Hinojosa Recipient: Will be Attending: Pledge of Allegiance . . . .Martha Lomeli, ROTC Denton West Campus ALEXANDER ALDACO Adams State College JI Aubrey High Schooi Alamosa, Colorado Invocation . . . . . . . . . .Emilio"Popo"Gonzalez Parent: Susanna A. Aldaco Bienvenida . . . . . . . . . .Rick Salazar, President A.SHLEY L. CAMPOS University of North Texas Denton LULAC Council Denton High, Ryan Campus Denton,Texas Parents: Lisa Pruitt&Rafael Campos Remarks . . . . . . . . . . .The Honorable Bob Castleberry i KATHLEEN E. CANTU Rice University DINNER Denton High, Ryan Campus Houston,Texas Parent: John J. Cant6 Introduction of Officers . .Antonio Soto BRENDA GALICIA St. Mary's University Keynote Speaker . . . . . .Rudy Rodriguez, Ph.D. Lewisville High School Denton,Texas Texas Woman's University Parent: Juan&Juanita Galicia Scholarship Awards . . . . .Gloria Contreras,Vice-President LORI JO GOIN North Central Texas College Presentation of Education and Annette Mulkey, Denton High, Ryan Campus Gainesville,Texas Scholarship Chairperson Parents: Dan&Lisa Goin Recognition Awards . . . . .Rick Salazar JOE ANTHONY GONZALEZ Texas A&M University Outstanding Hispanic Image Award . . . . . Adela Nunez The Colony High School College Station,Texas Tejano Heritage Award . . . . . . . . . . . . Denton I.S.D. Parents: Jose&Eva Gonzalez "Conido de Tomas Rivera' . .Daniel and Isabella Hinojosa and the KENDRA SUE HARBOUR University of North Texas 4th Grade Bilingual Class, Lee Denton High, Ryan Campus Denton,Texas Elementary, Denton Parents: Irvin&Darleen Harbour Lyrics by: . . . . . . . .Sotero Lozano, Emilio"Popo" Gonzalez o Franscisco Davila, and Isabella Pina-Hinojosa BLANCA PATRICIA RAMON University of North Texas "Que Canten Los Ninos?" The 4th Grade Bilingual Class, Denton High, Ryan Campus Denton,TexasParents:Julian&Blanca Ramon Les Elementary, Denton Lyrics by. . . . . . . . Jose Luis Perales NICOLE RODRIGUEZ St. Mary's University The Colony High School San Antonio,Texas Closing Remarks . . . . . .Antonio Soto Parents: Daniel&Angie Rodriguez Benediction . . . . . . . . .Emilio"Popo"Gonzalez JASON PAUL SHUFFIELD University of North Texas Sanger High School Denton,Texas Please Join Us In Singing"De Colores" Parent: Rosalie Chavez Master of Ceremonies: Antonio Soto JANICE PATRICIA VASQUES Cameron College "ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL " The Colony High School Lawton, Oklahoma Parent: Mr. &Mrs. Vasques ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LULAC SCHOLARSHIP DONORS 1994 - 1995 Our Special "Gracias" INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIP DONORS to Derek Baker Texas Woman's University Hosting the Annual Scholarship Banquet Joe&Tracy Boles University of North Texas Matching our local and national funds Nancy Bray during the 1993-94 year Eulene Brock Gloria Contreras LULAC Education Gloria Contreras,V.P. of Education Judith Deek Committee Annette Mulkey Tonnie Ramirez Bill Giese James Ramirez Richard &Helen Hayes Joba Ramirez Hinojosa Jean Hinojosa Jean Hino j Zavala ares Sue Plumlee Hundt Ana RudRodriguez Tom Kllnck Corporate Program American Floor Cleaning Ana Zavala Mares Sponsors Bank One,Texas NA, Denton Jack&Evelyn Miller Bill Utter Ford, Inc., Bill Utter,.dealer Denton Motors, Ed Smith,dealer Annette Mulkey The Housing Authority of Denton Mike&Adela Nunez Lance Nissan,Julio Lance,dealer LULAC Council#100, Dallas Maria Parker MacMillan-McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Jobe Ramirez The Morrison Milling Company, Inc. Tonnie Ramirez Vista Ridge Pontiac-GMC Trucks, Inc. Susan A. Rodgers Weathertrol Supply Company Jose Francisco Torres Bob Woodin We especially thank. s The Education Committee whose year round efforts help to identify and COMMERCIAL SCHOLARSHIP DONORS support scholarship recipients; American Floor Cleaning •Special Recognition,to Tonnie Ramirez,the driving force of the Bank One,Texas, NA, Denton Education Committee; Bill Utter Ford, Inc., Bill Utter, dealer s Jean Hinojosa,Joba Ramirez and Ana Zavala Mares for all their hard Denton County Medical Society work with the activities throughout the year; The Morrison Milling Company Weathertrol Supply Company .Our guests,who annually help us celebrate the accomplishments of our Hispanic youth. II *DE COLORES, De colores, de colores se visten los Campos en la primavera. De colores, de colores son los pajarillos quo vienen de afuera. De colores, de colores es el arco iris que vemos lucir. De colores, de colores es el arco iris que vemos lucir. Y por eso los grandes amores de munchos colores me gustan a mi. Y por eso los grandes amores de munchos colores me gustan a mi. Canta el gallo,canta el gallo con el quid, quid, quid, quid, quid. La gallina, la gallina con el Cara, Cara, Cara, Cara, cars. Los polluelos, los polluelos con el pio, pio, pio, pio, pio. Y por eso los grander amores de munchos colores me gustan a mi. Y por eso los grander amores de munchos colores me gustan a rni. *De Colores Is a traditional song among the Mexican people to celebrate festive occasions. COUNCIL#4366 OFFICERS PRESIDENT RICK SALAZAR VICE-PRESIDENT MEMBERSHIP DOROTHY MARTINEZ VICE-PRESIDENT EDUCATION GLORIA CONTRERAS VICE-PRESIDENT COMMUNITY RELATIONS RUDY RODRIGUEZ VICE-PRESIDENT FUND RAISER ANTONIO SOTO TREASURER RUDY MORENO PARLIAMENTARIAN ELIZABETH CARTER SERGEANT OF ARMS TONNIE RAMIREZ SECRETARY ANA 7AVALA MARES N N . 1 1 at.urday, May 21, 1994 LocAL/STATE . LULAC presents scholarships Staff report Static ■ xander Aldaco, an Au- The following is a list of se- bray School student,won niors from area high schools $300. a will attend Adams - who received 1994-95 college State logs in Alamosa,Colo. "�" scholarships from the Denton He is son of Susanna A.Al- TM ►� ALV ' County Chapter of the League dae0, of United Latin American Citi- ■ D nda Galicia from Lew- zens: isvilIs 10 Aohool received ■ Kathleen E.Cantu,a Den- $800. as aaMe*dau&ter of _ ton High School-Ryan Campus Juan d Juanita GAVAia,will Cantu pos Goasalez Aldaco GaHcla Goin student, received $1,000. She attend t,Mary's University in plans to attend Rice University -San niq, Blanca Ramon. in Houston. She is the daugh- ■ Jo"at a #=- ■ Nicole Rodri ez from The ter of John Cantu. pus st ent; reMlMISM to Colony High Sch 1 won$300. ■ Ashley L. Campos, a Ryan attend North Ce T s Ilya will attend S Mary's Uni- campus student,received$500 College in 0ains iM� Tersity in San tonio. Her , to attend the University of ente Dan AnQ LIM Parents are Dani 1 and Angie North Texas. Her parents are ■ &ndra Sue HastWo VAdriguez. Lisa Pruitt and Rafael Cam- Ryan pus student, ■ Jason Paul'Shuffield, a pos. $300 attend UHT, Har r High School student, ■ Joe Anthony Gonzalez, H is a e Irvin and Daly .' wd $300 to attend UNT. {' who attends The Colony High the son of osahe Cha- Harbour Ramon Rodriguez School, also received $500. Mr. ■ B ca Patricia Ramon,a t ShutHcld Gonzalez, son of Jose and Eva Ryan Campus student J�� roe 1lasoioe Patri a Vasques of U Gonzalez, will attend Texas ceived $300 to attend NT. Rig School was Cameron College in Lawton, and Delores Vasques,(Me.Vas- A&M University in College Her parents are Julian and 00. a will attend Okla. Her parents are Julio ques'photo was not available.) A tribute in song: `Corrido do T era' Isabella Pina-Hinojosa, Emilio outside pored man Of the University of California Texas Woman's University "Popp"Gonzalez and Sotero The people gathered live He was known by ai Un;versity of North Texas Lozano wrote the lyrics to Asking the school board ��� } As an honorable man Father Sergio and Catholic "Corrido do Tomas Rivera,"a members A persistent man Hispanics of Denton song about Dr.Tomas Rivera and To name the now elementary M/ 480001 A compassionate man the school Denton Independent school ' bow A role model for children League of United Latin District named after him, In memory of an Hispanic Of. r—YM To continue their education American Citizens o wo bom In C Chy ChaA Y Long live Riven; Long live _., V{01$ , education G3onohlta will be proud LULAC National Scholarship Fund Re. , ,ent Report 1994 Council:,. High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity ---•--......-•..............................................................•--------••-•-•--------......--------.........._------...................---------.........-•----......---------•--..........------.........------...------........--•-----•--....................... ALexander P.Aldaco,Jr. Aubrey H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron,U.S.A. IN Essay ❑ACT/SAT P.O.Box 166 Adams State College 176.47 0.00 Male IN Enrolled ®Approved Aubrey,TX 76227 Physical Therapy 21 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)365-9275 . ...................••--------........----...-----...-.....-..._...........-......_..--------•----•---..-....... ..... .a..n..-.-----•-----.-..-.----------.-------.--_-.----.-........-...--•-•-------.....------•-•---.l --.-.------...--------........---•-•--•-----••-- Ashley L. Campos Denton High-Ryan Campus Freshman 500.00 500 Ford Motor ®Essay ®ACT/SA7 1300 Dallas Drive#1411 r aha:s4 vfTiorii i TG 42 294.12 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76025 Liberal Arts 27 205.88 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (94-7 5eg27817"JJuly`u 7- OR�kMs _ r.._Y.S..LY................._.........------._........---_....._...------.......--------.......----..........._..................._......--•-•--------_...._..........-..............----•-....-----•---•--...._-•----....--•---...... f Kathleen E. Cantu Denton H.S. Freshman 1,000.00 500 General Electric ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 1832 Panhandle Street Rice University 4.3 58824 500.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Biology 411.76 NSA Mexican-Americ I@ GPA (817)566-1433 .........................•----.............-----•----•-••-----•-•--.....---------......-----------.....---------.......------------...--•-----._.....--------•----•--------•-......--•------_...--•----------••---...------......-----------...------..._....--••.............. Brenda Galicia Lewisville H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 General Electric ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 2059 Vista Drive St. Mary's University 3.63 176.47 0.00 Femaie ®Enrolled ®Approved Lewisville,TX 75067 International Business 24 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (214)315-8150 . ....-•--•-••-••.......................•••......e------•_.......---------.......-----------------------•------•----------•-••--•--•-----•••••--------------•--------•--3-0-0• ----...••-•--...........----------.....•.---•----•.....•--•..-----•-------------..... Lori Jo Goin Denton H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron,U.S.A. ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 3502 Meadowlark North Central Texas College 176.47 0.00 Female IN Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Undecided 22 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)566-1454 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Joe Anthony Gonzales The Colony H.S. Freshman 500.00 500 General Electric ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 2008 Stein Way Texas A&M University 3.9 294.12 0.00 Male ®Enrolled ®Approved Carrollton,TX 75007 Electrical Engineering 205.88 Honors Mexican-Americ ®GPA (214)394-9606 -.............-..................................................................._-.-..._...................................-...............-........................................................................................- ---..................... f Kendra Sue Harbour Denton H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 General Electric ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 1801 Crescent University of North Texas ai 176.47 0.00 Femaie ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Undecided 18 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)382-5955 ............................•-----..........--• ... . .............•--....••-•-...........•-•---•-----•••••••.....---....••••-•----..............---.....•---...---••-••-----•--•....................................................----------..------------_...-- J Blanca Patricia Ramon Denton H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Quaker Oats ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 2904 Christopher University of North Texas a4 176.47 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 20 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)5663812 ...-•----••--•--------------•-----...---••------••----•------.......------------.......--•--•-••--•--...__......... ---•••-----•------.......--••-----...------•-•-------------...---.....----.........------....--•---------••-•------------....-----....._........••.......... J Nicole Rodriguez The Colony H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron,U.S.A. ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 3907 Silver Maple St. Marys University 4.0 176.47 0.00 Female ®Enrolled IN Approved Carrollton,TX 75007 Political Science 25 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA 214)492-0276 ....--------•-----------•--...------•--•------------------•----------•-•-•--•---------------•---------•---------.._....--•---------•-----------.........-------•--•-------•--•-•--------•-•--••--•-••------------•-----------•---------•-------...---------------...--------...... Jason Paul Shuffield Sanger H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron,U.S.A. ®Essay ®ACT/SAT P.O.Box355 University of North Texas 3.9 176.47 0.00"Male ®Enrolled ®Approved Sanger,TX 76266 Undecided 19 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)458-7776 .............................................-...............--................................_............-......................_.............•--.............__................-........................................................---...................... �anice Patricia Vasquez The Colony H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron,U.S.A. ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 5701 Darby Lane University of Oklahoma 3.4 176.47 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved The Colony,TX 75056 Nursing c*,o,0Ad` 19 123.53 General South/Central ❑GPA (214)625-8395 ov"Ae'e"rY . ............................... ................._....._.._......................._.._...........__............. #Awards 11 Total Council Funds: $2,58824 Total Fall Award $3,9W.00 Total Award: $4,400.00 Total National Funds $1,811.76 Total Spring Award $500.00 � i i . . LULAC National Scholarship Fund A client Report 1994 Council. High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity -----•...................•••--........------------.............-•--•--------•----•-----------••--••------------.......-------------•----....--•--...------------------------•------•---------......................---•--•----------...•--...-----...------..............--- ALexander P.Aldaco,Jr. Aubrey H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron,U.S.A. ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT P.O.Box 166 Adams State College 176.47 0.00 Male ®Enrolled ®Approved Aubrey,TX 76227 Physical Therapy 21 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)365-9275 ----------------------------------------------•-------.......----------------•-------....---------------------------•-----------------•----•--------.......---------•---................----•-•-----------------.......---------------------•--....--------•--------------------- Ashley L. Campos Denton High-Ryan Campus Freshman 500.00 500 Ford Motor ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 1300 Dallas Drive#1411 42 294.12 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX Y Liberal Arts 27 205.88 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA 81 ,2y3 ( Rs -sfdy 'f^ 5 •'•�lz ---------v- -- 'OR��. Kathleen E.Cantu Denton H.S. Freshman 1,000.00 5W General Electric ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 1832 Panhandle Street Rice University 4.3 58824 500.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Biology 411.76 NSA Mexican-Americ IN GPA (817)566-1433 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Brenda Galicia Lewisville H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 General Electric IN Essay ❑ACT/SAT 2059 Vista Drive St. Marys University 3.63 176.47 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Lewisville,TX 75067 International Business 24 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (214)315-8150 ---•-------------------------------------------------------•------....--•-----•--.......-•••------------------------........--•----------------------•....---........--------------......................---------••----•---------------------•-•-....---------------------------- Lori Jo Goin Denton H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron, U.S.A. ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 3502 Meadowlark North Central Texas College 176.47 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Undecided 22 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)566-1454 ................................................................................................................................-------------------............--------------------....----------..............---......---..................---................................. Joe Anthony Gonzales The Colony H.S. Freshman 500.00 500 General Electric ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 2008 Stein Way Texas A&M University 3.9 294.12 0.00 Male ® Enrolled ®Approved Carrollton,TX 75007 Electrical Engineering 205.88 Honors Mexican-Americ IN GPA (214)394-9606 ..............................................................---------•----------........................------------------......------------------....-----...........................---•------------------.........----------.....................-----------------•--------- Kendra Sue Harbour Denton H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 General Electric ® Essay ®ACT/SAT 1801 Crescent University of North Texas 3.1 176.47 0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Undecided 18 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)382-5955 ....••••--•------------------------••------------------•-----------------.................------------------------.......---------------•------............---------------------.-....---••-------------------------....-•---•----------------....------------------------------ Blanca Patricia Ramon Denton H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Quaker Oats ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 2904 Christopher University of North Texas 3.4 176.47 0.00 Female ® Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 20 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)566 3812 .......................................----------------••-------------•----------------------•---------•------------•---•----------------------------------•-----------------------------------------------.................................................................... Nicole Rodriguez The Colony H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron, U.S.A. ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 3907 Silver Maple St. Mary's University 4.0 176.47 0.00 Female IN Enrolled ®Approved Carrollton,TX 75007 Political Science 26 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (214)492-0276 ...............................................................................................................................................................................----......-.-...-------------------------------------------------•-------------------------------- Jason Paul Shuffield Sanger H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron, U.S.A. ®Essay ®ACT/SAT P.O.Box355 University of North Texas 3.9 176.47 0.00 Male IN Enrolled ®Approved Sanger,TX 76266 Undecided 19 123.53 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)458-7776 .......----•................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Janice Patricia Vasquez The Colony H.S. Freshman 300.00 300 Chevron, U.S.A. IN Essay ❑ACT/SAT 5701 Darby Lane University of Oklahoma 3.4 176.47 0.00 Female IN Enrolled ®Approved The Colony,TX 75056 Nursing dt,,,Aeow v• 19 123.53 General South/Central ❑GPA 214 625-8395 ....... .........................................................•------ ....1"---..........---•o�------------.--...-----------------------......................---------------------.........----•-------............................................................ #Awards 11 Total Council Funds: $2,58824 Total Fall Award $3,900.00 Total Award: $4,400.00 Total National Funds $1,811.76 Total Spring Award $500.00 1 SGPIo ( a P Reup,er, fs Aidaco 4do ms ��rc Gi hog f 'r (amocc Co to rad c L Cory� R a-( d Cd m.eo s � De, Ga--(,'c,'c. U vt i tle:,(si�-c� of x1 orb Tay-rfs _7- lal ff o n' To G o i' r7 CO. -- D e akn 4l h , 12yar1 C"us C , e s ^ t l4e i ,Jo-,-- AhT1 LOVE l� vonzC'-( kp,ncL a Sue- 1+O-r6Ou,.r' Tey-d-� O-n C�LMPQ s p e v�,f en �� QnCU� Fa-t"ricia Ramoh Uni ve-y-5;-y b�—, Nor (-14 -ri*,, fir,+-b h i,) lZvdr` CuV as Nt-.kK , le+u.S Mk i u r1 I u n c u. ►2c m 6 n I �J co Od r i3 UersIfl Tl, L Co h Sch 001 I , D0-" of �- Art�1 e I�0d r ,9keS ��ccsbv� Paul V�t %ie vsI-� of- �Jov-+I% TeA rS vu n9 er [4� h Schoo I cm toy, , rep(-as �vcN-s. { CAM era vti Iv— Co ( o r\v k clot i I' I I 6 i i ���ypr�rt o ** * 1829' DENTON LULAC COUNCIL#4366 Cordially invites Ybrr To a Reception Honoring The 1995-1996 Scholarship Recipients Tuesday,May 14, 1996 at 7:00 Woman's Building 610 Oakland Denton, Texas i f University of North Texas Hispanic Student Organizations and League of United Latin American Citizens Present r � April 27, 1995 LULAC Scholarship Awards Ceremony Hispanic Student Organization Banquet University of North Texas University of North Texas Office for Multicultural Office of Intercultural Affairs Services Hispanic Student Organizations at the University of North Texas m Hispanic Business Students Association - As a part of the national organization, the UNT chapter of HBSA seeks to promote the professional careers of students who will. become future leaders in the business world. Hispanic Stud or Higher Education - The largest Hispanic organization on campus, HSHE strives to organize, unite and educate Hispanic students at UNT. The organization prides itself on its sense of "familia." Kappa Alpha Rho - Established in 1991 as a predominantly Hispanic sorority, I<AP has evolved into a "multicultural" group of women dedicated to community service. Their mission is "Servium, Pride and Unity." National Association ofHispanic fournalists - Founded in 1991, NAHJ strives to further the education and provide opportunities for Hispanic students interested in the media related field. Pan American Student Forum - Founded in 1993 and based within the Texas Academy of Math and Science, PASF has worked to provide TAMS students with an awareness of the cultural diversity within the program and the University. Special Thanks Hispanic Students for Higher Education Kappa Alpha Rho Maria Elena Vargas Office of Intercultural Services Office for Multicultural Affairs Union Reservations Washington Heights Elementary School LULAC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS - SPRING 1995 NAME ACT/SAT RANK GPA/ APPL/ LETTER AMT H S SCORE TRANSCRIPT ESSAY OF OF UNIV ADMISSION AWARD De la Cerda, SAT 970 126/ 3 .7 Rewrite f $500 Ryan Armando I. 542 Angelo Cortez, ACT 25 17/ 4 .25 (7.0) Rewrite f $500 Bridge Ursula 86 1 TWU Cruz, Henry 25/1110 67/ 4.0 f f $1000 Ryan Marcus 542 GWU (1500) Lopez, 20/840 88/ 3 .9 f $500 Ryan Evelyn G. 587 V /VT Mayes, ACT 20 1st/ 4 .1636 f f $1000 Gunter Amanda 37 UNT Ritz, Joe ACT 20 152/ 3 .6 f f $500 Ryan Michael 542 UNT Tovar, 25/1080 3/64 4 . 0 f f $550 Fate Sylvia Maria SWTXST Meza, N/A N/A 3 .56 DCCD f N/A $250 Lupe Northlake Richld Sandoval, N/A N/A 3 .21 f N/A $250 John A. UNT Penaflor, ACT 31 87/ 3 .9 f f $500 Denton Renato B. 542 1 UT Abrego, N/A top 3.0 Adamsn f N/A $250 Josephine 25% 2 .6 UNT UNT Yanez, Jenna ACT 29 15/ 3 .468/4 . 0 f N/A $500 Pilot Rebecca 64 1AA1r Hurtado, SAT 240/ 4.0 Brookh f N/A $250 Elizabeth 1070 458 3 .4 UNT UNT Vargas, N/A N/A f N/A $250 Bernadette 1 1 3 .7 UNT I I UNT LNESC LULAC,�'atronal Educational 2100 MStreet,NW,Suite 602 Seniea Centers,Inc. Washington,DC20037 January 16, 1996 Ramiro Valdez President LULAC Council 4366 POB 981 Denton,TX 76202 ALBUQUERQUE,NM Dear Dr.Valdez nn:�1 t;1-,37x CH[CAGQ,[L The LULAC National Educational Service Centers,Inc. (LNESC) is pleased to extend an ,/2 7_2513 invitation to your council to participate in the 1996 LULAC National Scholarship Fund (LNSF). As a participating Council in last year's scholarship program,your Council helped CORPUS CHRISTI,Tx in part to send over 600 Hispanic students to college, some of whom might not have continued their education had it not been for your Council's support. I hope that your HOUSTON,Tx Council will continue its good work and consider participating this year. 713441-2463 KANSAS MY,MO Enclosed are two copies of the LNSF Participation Guidelines and Procedures. In order to AIcF)GI-0227 participate in the LNSF program,your council must complete the"LNSF Partnership MIAMI,FL Agreement"(Parts A &B) found in the Guidelines and return it, along with the scholarship 3D5 t -5341 funds your council would like to have supplemented, to the LNESC National Office before April 1. Please note that there is a cap of$18,000 on the amount of money a council can PHILADELPHIA,PA submit for supplemental funding. POMONA,CA Please read the guidelines and procedures carefully. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to write us or contact Maritza Coleman at(202)408-0060. Also enclosed are copies PUEBLO,Co of the LNSF student application and the LNSF poster. If you would like additional I%.)1.9074 applications or posters please contact us. Since LNSF scholarships are only available in SAN FRANCISCO,CA communities with participating LULAC Councils, we ask that you distribute the applications and posters only if your council is planning on participating in the scholarship program this year. �n uul•pendent ugciratel; kworporat Cil twx exempt ors=iwani sponsored G} We look forward to continuing our partnership with your Council. i he Ixague of United I American Citircu+ Sincerely, Richard Roybal Executive Director LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND RECIPIENT REPORT 1995 Council:M High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity ......................................................-...-.............................................................-......................._...____ -- Josephine Abrego W.H.Adamson High Junior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 554 Windsor University of North Texas 2.6 138.89 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Criminal Justice 111.11 General Mexican-Americ ®GPA (817)591-1784 ------..........................-----..........----------------..............................................--........-...................-...-.......... __- ....._•--............._.................................................... ..... Ursula Cortez Bridgeport High HS Senior 500.00 $5W.00 RJR Nabisco ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 1309 Wooton Texas Woman's University 4.0 277.78 $0.00 Female ® Enrolled ®Approved Bridgeport,TX 76426 Nursing 25 22222 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)683-5724 --------------•--.............................................._............................_....................................................--......-.......--..............--........................................-•--••------------------------....----•-... Henry Cruz Denton High HS Senior 1,000.00 $500.00 Ford Motor ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 2900.Foxcroft Circle George Washington 4.0 555.56 $5W.00 Male ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 25 444.44 General South/Central ❑GPA (817)898-0614 ......................................................•-----...-----------------......._.......-•--•---------------------.............------------•--••------------............__._..-----------------------------......................._..........---------•--------.... Armando De la Cerda Billy Ryan High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 Quaker Oats ® Essay ❑ACT/SAT 3750 Pockrus Angelo State University 3.7 277.78 $0.00 Male ® Enrolled ®Approved Apt 39 222.22 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA Denton,TX 76208 (817)382-4301 .........................................................•--•----...........---•-----.........................................--------------......................................-_._--•--------------................---•---•--...........----....--------•--•-----------•-- Elizabeth Hurtado R.L.Turner Junior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 13707 Charcoal Lane University of North Texas 32 138.89 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Farmers Branch,TX 75234 Drawing/ Painting 111.11 General South/Central ®GPA (214)620-0149 --.................................................................................------•----------•--......................--•---------------------.......---------_.-------•--_..__..--------------------------......................._........-----.....--------•------ 1 Evelyn Lopez Denton High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 0 Essay ®ACT/SAT ,J 2309 Leslie Street University of Northern Texas 3.9 277.78 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76205 Undecided 20 22222 Honors South/Central ❑GPA (817)382-5054 ......................................................................................................................................................................................-..-...................................................................................... Amanda Mayes Gunter High HS Senior 1,000.00 $500.00 Shell Oil ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 104 Florence Street University of North Texas 4.0 555.56 $500.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Tioga,TX 76271 20 444.44 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)437-5544 --------------------- ---------------- ---------- ......----------------------------------- .......... ............. ..........--------------------------------- ............... ........ ......_-------------------------------------- •------------------- ....------------------------ Lupe Meza Lewisville High Junior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 1144 Woodmere Drive North Lake College 3.56 138.89 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Lewisville,TX 75067 Arts and Sciences 111.11 General Mexican-Americ IN GPA (214)221-8358 ..................................................................•--------------.............................................--•-••-•--•-.......................................... __ - - ----•---.........................................------................... Renato Penaflor Denton High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 The Chevron IM Essay ❑ACT/SAT 3939 Teasley Lane University of Texas at Austin 4.0 277.78 $0.00 Male ® Enrolled IN Approved Apt.198 Computer Science 31 22222 General Spanish ❑GPA Denton,TX 76205 (817)383-3614 ---...........................................................----------------------.....---------•--------•--------------•----------•---... ...........................-----•----_._._----------------........................................--•---------------......... Joe Ritz Denton High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 Shell Oil ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 1617 Oak Tree Drive University of North Texas 3.6 277.78 $0.00 Male IN Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 2D 22222 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)382-4700 ..-------......................................................._................................................................................................................................................................................................ John Sandoval Senior 250.00 $250.00 IN Essay ❑ACT/SAT 2038 Eagle Nest University of North Texas 321 138.89 $0.00 Male ® Enrolled ®Approved Lewisville,TX 75067 Biochemistry 111.11 General Mexican-Americ ®GPA (214)317-4131 -------------------- ......................_.........._..........-......................................................................................._..............._..._......--...........-......................................................... Sylvia Tovar Royse City High HS Senior 550.00 $275.00 IN Essay ❑ACT/SAT P.O.Box 197 Southwest Texas State 4.0 305.56 $275.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Fate;TX 75132 Business 25 244.44 Honors Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (214)635-9303 LULAC NAT►, AL SCHOLARSHIP FUND RECIPIENT REPORIT 1995 Council:4366 High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity ......................................................---.... _ _-- Bernadette Vargas North Garland High Junior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 1109 Ridgeway University of North Texas 4.0 138.89 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved i Garland,TX 75042 Elementary Education 111.11 General Mexican-Americ IN GPA (214)276-2463 .......................................-..............-.........................---.........._.........._..._.__ _._Y_._.... ....__--_..._.................................._..................................._........ Jenna Yanez Pilot Point High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT P.O.Box 909 University of North Texas 3.00 277.78 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Pilot Point,TX 76258 Undecided 29 222.22 General Mexican-Americ ®GPA (817)686-5236 ------------------------------------------------------------------_.........................--..........---------------------------.__.............--------------------------.-.. ...............---....----........................................................ ... #Awards 14 Total Council Funds: $3,777.81 Total Fall Award $5,525.00 Total Award: $6,800.00 Total National Funds $3,022.19 Total Spring Award $1,275.00 9 :f LULAC NAT,.,AL SCHOLARSHIP FUND RECIPIENT RE. _,IT 1995 Council:4366 High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Ms. Josephine Abrego W.H. Adamson High Junior 250.00 $250.00 ® Essay ❑ACT/SAT 554 Windsor University of North Texas 26 138.89 $0.00 Female ❑ Enrolled ❑Approved Denton,TX 76201 Criminal Justice 111.11 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)591-1784 ..." .sP....l............................................. .CO .lp�,�... Ms. Ursula Co�ez Bridgeport High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 RJR Nabisco ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 1309 Wooton Texas Woman's University 4.0 277.78 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Bridgeport,TX 76426 Nursing 25 22222 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)683-5724 De •.....H..........enry•-Cru•---z- -..........-_...-•--••------•-----....................-..-................_.............------.......-----...... .. ---•----------..._-.-_..-•-•--•----_.-.--...............---------...-.....----------•-------•----------...............-••••- Denton High HS Senior 1,000.00 $500.00 Ford Motor IM Essay ❑ACT/SAT Mr.-- 2900 Foxcroft Circle George Washington 4.0 555.56 $500.00 Male ® Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 25 444.44 General South/Central ❑GPA (817)898-0614 ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Mr. Armando De la Cerda Billy Ryan High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 Quaker Oats ® Essay ❑ACT/SAT 3750 Pockrus Angelo State University 3.7 277.78 $0.00 Male ® Enrolled ®Approved Apt 39 22222 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA Denton,TX 76208 (817)382-4301 ............................................................-.................................................._......................_......_._-_...........__.-......................................................._......................................... Ms. Elizabeth Hurtado R. L.Turner Junior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 13707 Charcoal Lane University of North Texas 4.0 138.89 $0.00 Female ❑ Enrolled ❑Approved Farmers Branch,TX 75234 Drawing/ Painting 111.11 General South/Central ❑GPA (214)620-0149 t 0(18 0, ... Ms. Evelyn Lopez Denton High HS Senior 5W.00 $5W-00 ®Essay [IAC /SAT 2309 Leslie Street University of Northern Texas 3.9 277.78 $0.00 Female ❑ Enrolled ❑Approved Denton,TX 76205 23 22222 Honors South/Central ❑GPA (817)382-5054 ................................................................................................................................................................._..........................................--............................................. Ms.Amanda Mayes Gunter High HS Senior 1,000.00 $500.00 Shell Oil IN Essay ❑ACT/SAT 104 Florence Street University of North Texas 4.0 555.56 $500.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Tioga,TX 76271 20 444.44 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)437-5544 ...................................................................................................................................................................._....................._..........____...... ................................. Ms. Lupe Meza Lewisville High Junior 250.00 $250.00 ® Essay ❑ACT/SAT 1144 Woodmere Drive North Lake College 3.59 138.89 $0.00 Female ❑Enrolled ❑Approved Lewisville,TX 75067 Arts and Sciences 111.11 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (214)221-8358 C ONe 3 G Mr. Renato Penaflor Denton High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 •The Chevron ® Essay ❑ACT/SA7 3939 Teasley Lane University of Texas at Austin 4.0 277.78 $0.00 Male ®Enrolled ®Approved Apt 198 Computer Science 31 7.222 General Spanish ❑GPA Denton,TX 76205 (817)383-3614 ..........................•--•-•--------•----..............._............................-•--•--•------....................•.................................................---................................---••--•----..................................................---- Mr.Joe Ritz Denton High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 Shell Oil ® Essay ❑ACT/SAT 1617 Oak Tree Drive University of North Texas 3.6 277.78 $0.00 Male ® Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 20 22222 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)382-4700 ......................•----------..........................-•----...-•-•--•-•--•-••-•--------•--•-----....................................................................---......_.--------•-••--•-----.......................•-••....................... Mr. John Sandoval Senior 250.00 $250.00 ® Essay ❑ACT/SAT 2038 Eagle Nest University of North Texas 321 13B.89 $0.00 Male ❑Enrolled ❑Approved Lewisville,TX 75067 Biochemistry 111.11 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (214)317-4131 C.0( a. ...................................._.....----........................---------------------...........--------..............._-------••--•---------•--_..................................---------------...-----------------_._.........-_... ......... Ms. Sylvia Tovar Royse City High HS Senior 550.00 $275.00 ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT P.O.Box 197 Southwest Texas State 4.0 305.56 $275.00 Female ❑ Enrolled ❑Approved Fate,TX 75132 Business 25 244.44 Honors Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (214)635-9303 I� LULAC NATIt.,.AL SCHOLARSHIP FUND RECIPIENT HF1-_.,T 1995 Council:4366 High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Ms. Bernadette Vargas North Garland High Junior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 1109 Ridgeway University of North Texas 4.0 138.89 $0.00 Female ❑Enrolled [:]Approved Garland,TX 75042 Elementary Education 111.11 General Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (214)276-2463 C o/ICgG ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ............ Ms. Jenna Yanez Pilot Point High HS Senior 500.00 $500.00 ® Essay ❑ACT/SAT P.O.Box909 University of North Texas 3.47 277.78 $0.00 Female ❑Enrolled ❑Approved Pilot Point,TX 76258 29 222.22 Honors Mexican-Americ ❑GPA (817)686-5236 .................................. ...................................................................................................................._------------------------------------------------....-----...--------....................-----.....................--.... #Awards 14 Total Council Funds: $3,777.81 Total Fall Award $5,525.00 Total Award: $6,800.00 Total National Funds $3,022.19 Total Spring Award $1,275.00 LULAC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS - SPRING 1995 NAME ACT/SAT RANK GPA/ APPL/ LETTER AMT H S SCORE TRANSCRIPT ESSAY OF OF UNIV ADMISSION AWARD De la Cerda, SAT 970 126/ 3.7 Rewrite f $500 Ryan Armando I. 542 Angelo Cortez, ACT 25 17/ 4.25 (7. 0) Rewrite f $500 Bridge Ursula 86 1 TWU Cruz, Henry 25/1110 67/ 4. 0 f / $1000 Ryan Marcus 542 GWU (1500) Lopez, 20/840 88/ 3.9 f $500 Ryan Evelyn G. 587 Mayes, ACT 20 1st/ 4. 1636 f f $1000 Gunter Amanda 37 UNT Ritz, Joe ACT 20 152/ 3 . 6 f f $500 Ryan Michael 542 UNT Tovar, 25/1080 3/64 4. 0 / f $550 Fate Sylvia Maria SWTXST Meza, N/A N/A 3. 56 DCCD f N/A $250 Lupe Northlake Richld Sandoval, N/A N/A 3 . 21 f N/A $250 John A. UNT Penaflor, ACT 31 87/ 3. 9 f f $500 Denton Renato B. 542 1 UT Abrego, N/A top 3 . 0 Adamsn f N/A $250 Josephine 25% 2 . 6 UNT UNT Yanez, Jenna ACT 29 15/ 3 . 468/4 . 0 f N/A $500 Pilot Rebecca 64 Hurtado, SAT 240/ 4 . 0 Brookh ,/ N/A $250 Elizabeth 1070 458 3 .4 UNT I 1UNT Vargas, N/A N/A f N/A $250 Bernadette 3 .7 UNT UNT ,a P.O. Box 197 Fate, Tx 75132 (214) 635-9303 November 13, 1995 Mr. Leo J. Padilla Manager, Urban and Ethnic Affairs Ford Motor Company The American Road, Room 970 Dearborn, MI 48121-1899 Dear Mr. Leo J . Padilla: I am writing you this letter in order to thank you for having your corporation sponsor the LULAC scholarship foundation. With your help, I was able to receive a $550.00 scholarship which greatly aided my financial situation. Your support also allowed me to attend the college I had chosen--Southwest Texas State University. I am currently a student here at SWT, and I am doing the best that I can to further succeed in my education. My goals include majoring in Business Administration ( International Affairs/ Foreign Language) , working in a corporation which deals with South American countries, and paying back those who helped me to attain my goals. Thank you once again for your support, and I hope that it will continue so that other hispanic achievers will be commended for their hard work. With your support, you do so much for an individual that a simple "thank you" is not enough, but that is all I can think to say. I do want you to know, however, that your help is greatly appreciated not only by me but by my entire family as well. Thank you for your time, and I wish only the highest success for you and your corporation. Sincerely, ctA, Sylnvia Tovar Scholarship Recipient December 20, 1995 2038 Eagle Nest Lewisville, Tx. 75067 (214) 317-9510 Dorthy A. Martinez Educational Committee 2611 Royal Acres Denton, Texas 76201 Mr. Wilkes, As a recipient of a LULAC scholarship for the 95-96' academic year that was funded, in part, by your group and its affiliates, I wanted to take the time and thank you for your support. The furnished award was matched by my University and will allow me to complete my undergraduate education. In regards to where I stand academically, I am currently a senior at the University of North Texas majoring in Biochemistry. I will be completing my B.S. degree in the spring of 1996 . As far as my career objectives proceed, I am in the process of interviewing for a position in a medical school for the entering class of 1996. I plan to pursue a residency in pediatrics and surgery. I become concerned when I hear about the government becoming more and more restrictive on financial aid to college students. It makes me think that in the future, people who want to get an education but are inhibited because of inadequate monetary means, will be unable to acquire a college education. I applaud your efforts in supporting college student's aspirations to reach for higher education. Sincerely, John A. Sandoval Bernadette Vargas 1109 Ridge way Garland, Texas 75042 November 12, 1995 Mr. Leo J. Padilla Manager, Urban and Ethnic Affairs Ford Motor Company The American Road, Room 970 Dearborn, MI 48121-1899 Dear Mr. Padilla: I wish to thank you and your organization for supporting the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC ) in their scholarship program. It is corporations like Ford Motor Company that make it possible for many Hispanic students to pursue a higher education. Again thank you for making it possible for me to receive a scholarship from LULAC. Sincerely, Bernadette Vargas April 12, 1996 Mrs. Dorothy Martinez 2611 Royal Acres Dr. Denton, TX 76201 Re: LULAC Scholarship Dear Mrs. Martinez: I want to emphasize my appreciation of the aid that the LULAC Scholarship gave me. I strongly desire an education that will enable me to assist individuals as a doctor. As a result of attaining an education to help people in need of medical attention, I would also be participating in deteriorating the negativity of racism that many Latin Americans face. My dream of becoming a doctor and striving to advance the name of my people, was activated and made possible to reach when I received the award of$1000 from the LULAC Scholarship last Spring. I used the $1000 LULAC Scholarship for tuition for the Fall Semester of 1995 and the Spring Semester of 1996. To show my appreciation, I studied to maintain and receive a respectable G.P.A. Attached you will find, as you requested, a copy of my grades. In closing, I ask you to please consider my desire and progress in furthering my education at the University of North Texas when deciding on this year's recipients of the LULAC Scholarship. If awarded again, I will use its financial benefits to the best of my ability to academically prepare myself as a future Latin American doctor. Sincerely, Amanda Mayes encl: (1) Henry Cruz 1900 F St., N.W. #632 Washington, DC 20006 November 15, 1995 Mr. Leo J. Padilla Manager, Urban and Ethnic Affairs Ford Motor Company The American Road, Room 970 Dearborn, MI 48121-1899 Dear Mr. Padilla, I am currently a freshman at the George Washington University located in Washington, DC. Earlier this year I received a scholarship in my senior year of high school from LULAC in Or r %LYa rt'.I eat' t4T Si{ii t38 B �iil S.TRr:: is 3"?�TT7a! rl— :17S4 9[Y7%rrl d':r9S 'E 1R recognition and support. I recently received a letter stating that a person and corporation had co-sponsored my scholarship, and they were you and the Ford Motor Co. I thank you very much for your sponsorship and am very greatful to you for providing support in my educational pursuit. I hope to continue in my educational progress and one day reach every Hispanic-American's dream of making it in America, such as yourself. I thank you again for your contribution. Sincerely, Henry Cruz September 12, 1995 Ms. Norma Williams, Council # 4366 Program Manager, Constitiuent Relations Shell Oil Company P.O. Box 2463 Houston, TX 77252 Dear Ms. Williams: I thank you and LULAC for selecting and awarding me $1000 for my scholastic accomplishments and promise of achivement. Being Latin American, I am motivated to become an educated and successful professional to further my people's standards and to honor the calling that God has placed on me as an individual. The "calling"as a Latin American is to increase the respect of my culture and to reduce the stereotypical judgements by pressing forward and learning more to become a doctor. I take my future seriously, and therfore I will use this awarded scholarship with all gratitude and energy to prepare my future as a successful) individual. ' The support of your scholarship and giving has blessed me with the priviledge to follow and acquire my dreams. Your concern in being a catalyst to improve the academic and professional status of the Hispanic communiy will be achieved through my dedicated studying and concern I have to further the self image of myself and culture as a Latin American. Thu..--.k you. Sincerely, Amanda Mayes cc: LNSF Acknowledgements LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND STUDENT APPLICATION ©2/95 Please type or print neatly and submit to the participating local LULAC Council in your area Name Sylvia Maria Tovar First Middle last Address P.Q. Box 197 Number Street Fate Texas 75132 City State Zip Telephone ( 2 1 4 ) 6 3 5—9 3 n 3 Area Code Number Date of Birth_ % /_j 0 Social Security Numbert Ethnic Origin: D Mexican •❑ Puerto Rican • ❑ Cuban •❑ South/Central American• ❑ Other Sex: ❑ Male •U Female Citizenship: ❑ U.S.Citizen•❑ Legal Resident•❑ Other Parent/Guardian Name Ignacio Tovar Phone(it different) Address(if different) ACADEMIC DATA High School Royse City High c-hoo Date ofGraduation. 5-26-95 GPA/Scale 4 .0 4 . 0 College Major Business GPA/Scale Current Standing(as of the date of this application): ❑ Not Enrolled•❑ High School Senior •❑ College Freshman ❑ College Sophomore •❑ College Junior•❑ College Senior•❑ Graduate Student ACT/SAT Score: 2 5 J 10 80 Class Rank and Size 3 16 4 List honors,awards,extracurricular activities,and community involvement; Departmental Awards : Geometry, Spanisr Honors English, Pres .—Spanish Club; Pres .—Honor Club: Class Officer;. Student Council Historian; Academic All—District ; 1994 Homecoming Queen; Miss RCHS, DAR Award, All—District Volleyball (best setter) FINANCIAL DATA Annual family income 2 5 1, 0 n n 4 Dependents 3 #Dependents in college College expenses for year of application: Tuition$ 2�, o on Room/Board$ 3. 4 5() Other$ 4 . s 0 0 Money available for college expenses: Parents$ 1 _ 0 o o Work$ Savings$ ta0 Other$ Have you applied for student financial aid? ❑Yes ❑No Please list amount of financial aid already secured$ FOR LULAC COUNCIL USE:ONLY Council 1: Award Amount: Award Type: Check if the applicant has submitted the following: ❑ Signed and completed application form*❑ Enrollment or admittance verification ❑ Personal essay•❑High school or college transcript •❑ACT or SAT score report PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. Because I am a person that is not satisfied by meeting the normal standards that are set for people of my generation, I plan to achieve several goals. Three specific goals tower above the rest in importance, however; these particular goals include helping out the Spanish speaking people, establishing a rewarding career, and creating a happy family life. had an important talent that not many people are lucky to have-- As a young child 1 realized that I both English and Spanish at an early age. From then being bilingual. 1 was able to read and write fluently in eaking people, either by translating a piece of paper on, I dedicated some of my time to helping many Spanish sp or by interpreting conversations. I use this skill daily as I currently work at the city hall in the position of interpreter/clerk. I hope to continue this goal of helping that part of the world which is unable to communicsalfe in English,�b,� someday having a profession that will allow me to give these people the opportunities and equal treatment th4 deserve. e Secondly, I propose to have a compensating career that quenches my thirst for success and excellence. Optimistically, this career will put a substantial amount of money into my hands as well as happiness into my life by providing me with work that will delight me day after day. A few things must be completed in order to reach this point in my life, I must first continue to do excelling work in all my high school subjects so that I will graduate not only with honors but recognized at the head of my class as well, It will also be required of me to surpass others with test scores such as with SAT and ACT. This is a necessity so that I will get accepted into the college of my choice (SWT), and by having above average scores, I will come closer to receiving financial aid for my education. Once in college, I shall strive to do exceptionally well in all my courses, for my work there will demonstrate my abilities, knowledge, and skills to be a part of in the near future. In addition to proving my talent to the world, doing so well in college courses will rank me at the top of my graduation class as 1 receive my bachelor's degree. Another of the goals that holds great significance in my mind is to create a happy home life with the family that 1 will start. After receiving my degree and holding a secure job, I will marry someone with similar morals and with as much desire to succeed in life as I have, Together we will start a family and will be wonderfully content as we lead our lives and as we practice our professions. We will raise our children with the values and responsibilities that we believe a person should have as well as teach them about our Mexican heritage. Throughout my life I have done the best at everything I attempt, and I plan to continue my hard work and dedication so that I can fully be triumphant in life. With the desire and potential that I am filled with, with the support of my family, and, above all, with the Lord's guidance, I will overcome every obstacle that crosses my path as I try to accomplish my most significant goals in life. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to qualify for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC Natio I. Signatu f Applicant Date �NYS'tia r 'rf(?3 Goals , no matter how big or small are something everybody should have . Goals help you go that extra mile so that you will always do your best job . My personal goals and career goals are set at high standards so that I will always ytvei,/m� .,bd.stt ,)perfoirmarTce . My personal goals in my education are to get straight A ' s . If I do not get straight A ' s I know that I did not put enough effort in that class . Even though I do not always make excellent grades I do not let my spirits down because I know there is always another way to prove myself to others and myself . I plan to attend Texas Woman ' s University to obtain my bachelor : in nursing . My career goal is to become a surgical nurse . I know that to become a nurse of such high status I must study hard and pay attention in class . I do know I must do my best job because people want a nurse to be some one they can put there trust into . Goals are very important in people ' s lives . If we did not have goals people would do poorly at everything they do . Without goals we would not have the great things we have today such as our technology and our important discoveries in the medical field . Chamber of Commerce meeting , helped clean up church and Wise County Park , deliver Thanksgiving dinner to those who could not afford it , helped out at vacation bible school , and worked at concession stands to raise money for many organi - zations . aZUY 4U6 0064 LNESC, INC 16005 PERSONAL ESSAY. 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S u c C es,—,F(k �; rn ecd i cc, Cll�'i✓1�S Gn `C^�r fifS4� Su�C��; 1(1fiCi c<<t'S 111�, l 5 CEC�GC�f�.1CCt,na0d vjt ` rin � � R t�e X� _SCct'ti( q,r(D � cf 1 5 I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. 6-1,m- j,,4do, /Mcv( CU I / Signature of Applicant Date LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND STUDENT APPLICATION 01/94 Please type or print neatly and submit to the participating local LULAC Council in your area Name Joe Michael Ritz First Middle Last Address 1617 nak Tree Drive Number Street Denton TX 76201 City State Zip Telephone 817 382-4700 Area Code Number Date of Birth ' CIS Social Security Number_ > Ethnic Origin: Mexican • ❑ Puerto Rican • ❑ Cuban •❑ South/Central American • ❑ Other Sex: ❑ Male •❑ Female Citizenship:Fj� U.S.Citizen •❑ Legal Resident •❑ Other Parent/Guardian Name Joe and Dolores Ritz Phone(if different) same Address(if different) sane ACADEMIC DATA High School Denton High-Ryan Date of Graduation May 1995 GPA/Scale 3.6/4.0 College N/A Major G"A/Scale Current Standing(as of the date of this application): ❑ Not Enrolled • High School Senior•❑ College Freshman ❑ College Sophomore•❑ College Junior •❑ College Senior •�1 Graduate Student ACT/SAT Score: 20 Class Rank and Size 152 out of 542 List honors,awards,extracurricular activities,and community involvement;Who's Who Among American High School Students (2 years); Student Council; National Junior Honor Society; Football; Track Business Professionals of America; Drug Free Youths in Texas; Multicultural Awareness FINANCIAL DATA Annual family income 417)� 0 0 0 #Dependents 1 #Dependents in college 0 College expenses for year of application: Tuition$ 1,590 Room/Board$ 3,650 Other$ Money available for college expenses: Parents$ 0 Work$ 0 Savings$ 1 , 000 Other$ 0 Have you applied for student financial aid? ❑ Yes iA No Please list amount of financial aid already secured$ 0 FOR LULAC COUNCIL USE ONLY Council#: Award Amount: Award Type: Check if the applicant has submitted the following: ❑ Signed and completed application form*❑ Enrollment or admittance verification ❑ Personal essay+❑ High school or college transcript•❑ACT or SAT score report PE=XAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal 8 career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. For the past 18 years I have been doing my best to excel at academics . My parents have been the biggest inspiration in my life. They taught me everything about responsibility, respect, and self-esteem. I also learned how to become self-motivated in area of academics . If I came home with a grade less than 90 on my report card, yu can bet I would hear about it from my parents . One of .+mp biggest personal Wals is to finish my ,senior year and realize that the greatest asset I have gained in my life is a high school education. I also hope that all of the business- related courses learned in high school will help me through college. Another personal goal is to attend the University of North Texas where, I would like to receive a degree in the field _ of accounting. After college, my career goal would be to become a certified public accountant. I would also like to have my own accounting business. If I was to change my mind and not become an accountant, I would probably want to be an elementary school teacher. Earlier this year, I was sent to an elementary school to talk with some kids about staying drug free. I really did not Have time to tell them everything there was to know, so some day I would like to go back and teach kids just how good life can be if they motivate themselves in the area of academics. I really hope that LULAC can somehow help me achieve some, if not all of these goals. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the pa ' ipating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Signatur f Applicant Date PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. c�IIeSe ��5 been a Iv(\g k tee. goca - oC M%r\e , 1 c�wt in�eres�� �n ��w`�-l�.�t�►R� �y ed,�.�c�.4�o� b7 �e�,.t�n;n� r,n ore, c��o�.� -��. wnC� and rn ee-V'I ne W Cf\ c�'�C F e cc J\)� Pw�e. A-3 NO ,,-. CA. N.y cucee� �� e QN- kec (�,,,sU , �>Ok c.', Lcse-cv jt� C'GUf�Of�iC_S u51c� cJCC�L �ic�f�c�\ 4\e- e)v AAr,�eSe �ec-�- C\ vertu �.��\7 f1 ��� y c)&o'�ces iso k-�(\ �c> C)f\ f C�� 5� ` ��; ���� ���!-��,5�► �� fvvy CL"s e-e-� i n ��Q- SC e—V�ce.S( eC-Ukk 0K;«) C) vL�, �� 041Gt\ -�- w & \ ,v\ eve\. c,- (-o\\fie �c�..,.c c.�L�� t v\6 Ct-C�ke-ve � � SOG�IS. A V-IUPe— Wl- � Y`10-1(1\ C10' \ r,n0,f\CAC \ 5 ofi� I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. �hrAAC- C c U 3-l(().-`t5 Signature of Applicant Date LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND STUDENT APPLICATION ©1194 Please type or print neatly and submit to the participating local LULAC Council in your area Name 11 ph 1$0r- First 1 Middle Last Address Number Street T X 7� 2a "5 City State Zip Telephone r 7 .? :_. 3 3( / ({ Area Code Number --deft of Birth /4 J Social Security Number f Ethnic Origin: ❑ Mexican • ❑ Puerto Rican• ❑ Cuban •❑ South/Central American • Other Sex: 1 Male •❑ Female Citizenship: U.S.Citizen •❑ Legal Resident •❑ Other Parent/Guardian Name G,w c M Ue r /''e if Phone(if different) Address(if different) ACADEMIC DATA High School 1 - - -= Date of Graduation % J J GPA/Scale College ? Major - GPA/Scale Current Standing (as of the date of this application): ❑ Not Enrolled • High School Senior•❑ College Freshman ❑College Sophomore •❑ College Junior•❑ College Senior •❑ Graduate Student AT Score:-3 6© Class Rank and Size (97-' List honors,awards,extracurricular activities,and community involvement; f j C =r!''u' 11 •> - i'J L: I'C'r C ! -e IG FINANCIAL DATA Annual family income Ll- f I 00 #Dependents -5 #Dependents in college 0 College expenses for year of application: Tuition$ I ( � Room/Board$ 4 LJ Z Other$ Z 9 10 Money available for college expenses: Parents$�_ Work$ 0 Savings$ 3610 Other$ Q Have you applied for student financial aid? � Yes ❑ No Please list amount of financial aid already secured$ FOR LULAC COUNCIL USE ONLY Council#: Award Amount: Award Type: Check if the applicant has submitted the following: ❑ Signed and completed application form*❑ Enrollment or admittance verification ❑Personal essay•❑ High school or college transcript•❑ACT or SAT score report r " PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. c Cai ►"Ekr` I F' kaiy' ti �+�c' des r; � k i t n s`N y �' ILA r'1` 4v V. dt /M �xGf���/{° �� , •� �.L: f �t� . iv, t :'/t r40 JL'�+� i /l ��.�t i r K :� G G 1! � •v !'1!_-1 {_ rti-, J> . � i 'M1 (:( i!.� j f F7 ( .I E'Yt'rl� �,�" i_;i o"..�i i.f..!{i-�. `j /"? t�`/ A 5 E. � C> f �+4TCY ti� tfYr , i' cy"uC !i ,r ! + / 1 vi 7'it ' '•i f! ' , i v%t _ t� I �t ^r,�!•�f�C(Yr t'r r G.r ! �:, �( . fit. ,x ,r� o .,✓,..j A,4: , \' - �� iC }!' V (J !� vb, �+ P tf. ;. y!"�• /r , t;t• i; /i�' rS fC+.►4 • i \ �-j •v!r hr� A A I r Vi �i L:...4 �`+' 17 �'1 - :•i ! :I . ;'Li i i :'tit �' 1�� a9 t" CS C �' is d'r1 {r ?itf C (i)l�vl •t !' r ( f Y r t f. /.i!'i `l4- ' (tom �i r ea, r ( J r -� �-� 5 �Y Y-P Cr �7��� C� '� G rti •� k� �t ! f f i'�'t Pry n t/�( L ?�f� i i�Ci rr c7 / �( (? ��./�S._. � `t !te r Gt �~: r I .:1 C. Goa i �/I s !f i i C C;!� �l /` T C Ct , C�it S (( �1 —&110 1 + �.. :; r r 1-� � ►b'T.e`• � hF (� �, r•rl� t C)/ yr� G' r /J' Y; /� fC"�� S [%� .: •�r / % ��i,'l C� �!`-� l� •Q �`}!'I 1 t� i ,. �,_•� f yYI LI �i t t .v' Y- f i� !i 1' f' S '� d �K' .. ' �' /7 '{ :. �s+ At /j 7 j� \:!1 / f�L/ GrC'/S r t I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. ail Lit ,. 1 d r L Signature of Applicant Date March 31, 1995 Dear LULAC Scholarship Committee: My interest in the LULAC scholarship reflects my desire to reach academic excellence. Being a recipient of this scholarship would assist me in reaching my educational goals. Throughout my life, I have learned to admire the accomplishments gained through hard work. This concept in life has taught me to work hard for the things I believe are important to me, such as my education. Since I have limited financial help, this task has not been easy. As a result, I am currently working thirty hours a week while continuing my studies as a part-time student at Richland College. One of my goals is to earn an associates degree of Arts & Sciences this spring from North Lake College. I would then like to transfer to a four-year university, possibly the University of Texas at Arlington, for my completion of a bachelor's degree. The idea of earning a Master's degree in International Business is most important to me. I believe my bilingual skills will serve as an instrumental tool for reaching this goal. I hope to become a better person as well as a role model for my community. This is why I believe this scholarship would offer me an excellent opportunity to enrich my education and help me reach a better understanding and respect for society. I hope to choose a career opportunity which will complement these high values. If I am awarded this scholarship, I will try to lead others in pursuing their educational goals. Furthermore, I will continue my struggle in attaining academic excellence and outstanding leadership as my way of appreciation to those who have encouraged and helped me. I sincerely hope that your committee will consider me as a recipient worthy of your scholarship. Respectfully yours, t.. J��- J Lupe Meza Richland College student .20 195 12:20 EVERS PARK ELEM FROM 01-3035702 P. 4 i I i t�ERSONU ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal A career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. k 4-'ik-tyj cm,d er'eq ;►rye e y�' 'i-►M�r �`� .. �v r-eodt b&r, ir,keresW ,v\ ckcf T 1.av� c���n.�'��S keel ail U('C4t,L5Z 71 c\r'1 ;6Pt1W in Air DL'l - r\ L,,+G(cc�> �Z �tl'x c,et„ g G l J !i�, Z k("vc, •e-nfe_.�-eel rv\c,*\y 6n-t C.chte�t> A�L� ri'� b e p 1, -e J 1h 4 W 4-Ae hl, �u� l c:�»ey •Z ��h�k� ��kc /���''���� �P ��i� �� `��•� J cl•,�.,� �`�,�:-� r��f Y��L, (.l -Vgke, C.-4S3e_,. b, CC11m�LteL(1%rt. ts, c>�.�t'� 1U✓e- i'�v {'a C2evth .f.4C CrT �iC iG4 LJ�C �Q. 1 WL"LJAf e •-L e 2 JC\f u1111 tfLC�j�Cr {.y g u y (c cad"m t�Is cA�Lti ' �C hay u� f n van y�a-'fic_�a�= � � t, l f c t`�+e'�(ceSSL. i ! p�t �e3 t Ii h� 6,vv,%kQ oi,d4..: i i i - I r i I certify that all of the information Included in this application is tare and compleie and that I am not related to a memtor of the Scholarship Committee or the President of th_e participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. ,a. Sigrolure of Applicint Date i l i 11/08/94 16:06 V202 408 0064 LNESC, INC Q 005 e PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below: i atwr�z� aaa ca ra t c w-(S in I lyl 6 54 of �bse- qoalS may be- a(,hievel by, � OrKle ho.rd. MY per-Y ocx_ C) Well P�-607YCL U-� 11165 ")dmc a -eoL d-�e r ctAd CA- 90cLIS ar� �L, 9 f OL J UL 0, (,V-6) ryk N r+h TeXaS k 7 re pa re cL yn Se s sho o I �-eep� Up g Q,\ (a( e- 0,uk nN tF I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. 41<gna��re of Applicant Date -1)0Se� inN ��r ' Personal Statement "of he who is given much, much is required. " This saying echoes my sentiments about my future as a Hispanic female leader. I must obtain my education, not only for myself-- but more importantly for youths who will look to me for an example of what they should be striving toward. We all have so far to go, but we have been given much. I was born in Lansing, Michigan in 1972, the second child of seven children. I was always headstrong and independent, so at the age of 13 I started working to help my mother support the family. My father was never around to contribute, so the responsibility fell to me . At the age of 14 , I moved away because of communication problems between my mother and me . For six months I lived with my uncle, went to shcool, and worked. After that period, I moved out on my own and worked. By the time I was 15 - years old, I had quit school . I worked odd jobs for one and half years and discovered the difficulties life present those without an education. Eventually, I moved back in with my mother, went back to school , and continued to work. I am now in my junior year at University of North Texas . However, looking back, I realize that experience was my best teacher. I've never been able to forget coming home so tired and hopeless and frustrated, wondering, "Is this it? Is this all life is?" In my family, all the women married young and had children. Some worked; most didn' t . Those were the expectations for me, but I proved those thoughts wrong. I am now studying in a institute of higher learning; no one else in my family has ever accomplished that feat . Furthermore, I plan to attend graduate and law school and will be the first in my family to graduate from a university. I have never had financial support from my mother or family, not because she doesn' t love me or want to help me but because it is not humanly possible for her to take care of everyone. I have always worked to help myself, her, and the entire family. Leaving to go to college has hurt the family somewhat financially; they no longer have me depend on. My mother works even harder, and I regret that. I thank God for the challenges I have overcome to make me the better person I am today and I am looking forward to defeating further challenges. Not everyone believed I would make it this far, but I seem to keep surprising myself and others with my determination. If LULAC decides to award me a scholarship, it would be one of the best investment decisions made. Thank you for your time and consideration, and I look forward to hearing from you. .. . - GCAr}C51 Y1 "Ur\C%Q1bUtJb PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to In the space below.. Art has been an important part of my life even before I can remember. Approximately 200 drawings and paintings from early childhood are still with me and are often a source of inspiration. The earliest drawings were made when I was only one year old. My artistic efforts continued through elementary sdhool when art class was not part of the school ' s curriculum. As an art major, my goal is to continue improving on and expanding my art. My experience has been that creating art is not only therapeutic by allowing for self-expression and self-exploration, it also instills self confidence and satisfaction. Throughout my career as a student, I have explored the field of art by taking art courses in junior high, high school and college. To be a good artist , accomplished or not, has been my life long dream. Outside influences are also very important to me . I like to visit museums and galleries on a regular basis. In high school, I began to learn what was involved in being a professional artist by joining the art club. This is the first time I was helping to produce art which was not just for self satisfaction but for the satisfaction of others . I have chosen to pursue a teaching career at either the high school or college/university level . My experiences in both high school and college were important parts of my training as an artist . I believe that teaching in my area of expertise will promote the climate in which I will be able to continually exhibit and sell my work. Teaching also would be very rewarding in that it would give me the opportunity to work with others who want to learn about art . I hope that I can be as much of an inspiration to others as my teachers have been to me and that I can look to my students for inspiration as well . cerlity that all of the information Included in this application is true and complete and Mal I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to whidr I am applying for anLNSF Scholarship. Signature ofllicant Date LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND STUDENT APPLICATION O 1/94 Please type or print neatly and submit to the participating local LULAC Council in your area Name Luel'an 6; Q'bu 0�n ne-'t'i first Middle Last Address 5ne I► C ��f- Number Street City State Zip �Telephone ! 3��2 "5y`�— 5-q Area Code Number Date of Birth 40-0J Social Security Number_ Ethnic Origin: ❑ Mexican•❑ Puerto Rican • ❑ Cuban•9--S'O'uth/Central American • ❑ Other Sex: ❑ Male•Q Female Citizenship: ❑ U.S. Citizen •❑ Legal Resident •Ether LX'90C7,kfc1 VY, h ��tvnP Cti Parent/Guardian Name T ( _1� > ,L/ Phone(if different) Address(if different) f ' ACADEMIC DATA High School Date of Graduation GPA/Scale College Major GPA/Scale Current Standing(as of the date of this application): ❑ Not Enrolled •[ High School Senior•❑College Freshman ❑ College Sophomore •❑ College Junior•❑ College Senior•❑ Graduate Student ('� g r� ACT/SAT Score: ` Class Rank and Size DUY C3[_ List honors,awards,extracurricular activities,and community involvement; 1`t 0L04,C FINANCIAL DATA Annual family income =�`=—a � Dependents Dependents in college _ College expenses for year of application: Tuition$ � Room/Board$J.7161 Other$ Money available for college expenses: Parents$ Work$ Savings$ _ / Other$ Have you applied for student financial aid? ❑ Yes No Please list amount of financial aid already secured$ FOR LULAC COUNCIL USE ONLY Council#: Award Amount: Award Type: Check if the applicant has submitted the following: ❑ Signed and completed application form* ❑ Enrollment or admittance verification ❑ Personal essay•❑ High school or college transcript •❑ACT or SAT score report PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. Lulac National Scholarship Fund Dear Sirs, I was born in 1976 in Guatemala City, Guatemala. My family came to the United States ten years later looking for better opportunities. I was only nine at the time we made this move. It was a major change in my life. Enrolling in American schools had the biggest effect on me. Not only did I have to learn an entirely new language, but I had to adapt to the new social system. Learning English was the key. It allowed me to continue my education and fit into a new society. I have bebn told by`several teachers VSat I now speak with no trace-of an'accenk I have excelled academically because of my language skills. Out of 587 students in my graduating class I am ranked 88. My overall GPA is 3.9 on a 4.0 system. Since ninth grade I have been on the Honor Roll. In my junior and senior year I was a member of the National Honor Society. I took my first drafting course in ninth grade and fell in love with the subject. During my sophomore year I became a member of the Industrial Technology Club of Denton High and joined the Technology Student Association, a state organization for drafting students. As a junior I became the treasurer of my high school club and I am currently the club president. In my sophomore year I placed first in State Competition for Technology Student Association in architectural house plans. The following year I won two "Best in State" awards in the Technology Student Association competition for air brush painting and a multiple part working drawing. This being my senior year, I will be participating in the competition again. Five years from now I hope to have a degree in architecture and be in the position to acquire the experience for the state architecture exam. My ultimate goal is to eventually have my own firm. Architecture is an expensive career choice, not including the cost of a college education. Being born into a low income family my financial need is great. My parents are legal permanent U.S. residents who work as custodians at the University of North Texas. With five people in my family for my parents to provide for, money is very tight. Your scholarship would allow me to pursue my career goals. With a degree in architecture I could "give back" to the Hispanic community. I would be an actual role model of what a Hispanic female is capable of doing. Eventually, when I own my own firm I would be able to give back financially to the community. Sincerely, /f Evelyn L?Fez I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of dhe participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. 41 Signature of�p fcant Dater 11/08/94 16:06 %SZUZ 408 0064 LWSU, INN (91005 PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to In the space below. . i For as long as I can remember my dream has been to live in an environment in which I am able to communicate with a variety of people every day. I have worked toward this by completing high school in three years, and am now looking forward to college. I hope to enter the University of North Texas Classic Learning Core in the fall of 1995. I am going to pursue a degree in either law or public relations. I would also like to find ways to cultivate my love for performing on the piano, violin, and in dramatic productions. After receiving my degree, it is imperative that I find a career in which I can make a difference in people' s lives. I want a career that will be rewarding both mentally and emo- tionally. I realize that the first step toward achieving this goal is hard work and perseverence. I am looking forward to the challenge. I certify that all of the information Included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Co mmi or the President of the licipating LULAC Council to which I am apptying for an LNSF Scholarship. Sig, to of Applicant Date ub. ya 10 uu U LUZ dub 0064 V1005 PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. The air in the room was thick with formaldehyde as our eighth grade class entered the lab. Suddenly, we found the cause to the odor---a cow heart. on hearing the teacher speak of how blood circulated in the body, I was immediately impressed. I was enthralled holding the massive organ and looking at the muscle lined chambers and valves. That day not only did I go home with a curiosity, but more importantly, a goal- my desire to become a physician. As I continue to strive toward a degree of a medical doctor, I have found an additional reason for a career in medicine: the need for more minority physicians. With my experiences as a hospital volunteer, I often see hispanic patients arrive with pain, frustration, and confusion, but because of inadequate english-speaking skills they can not communicate those problems effectively. I am grateful that I can provide bilingual skills to help the patient feel more at ease and to help the staff do their job. Moreover, the need for minority physicians is necessary so that patients can relate to their physicians better. My interest in science has led me to laboratory research and to a slight alteration to my career plans. I became a Robert E. McNair scholar in the spring of 1993 and have been conducting plant lipid biochemistry research since October of that same year. My project has involved determining the levels of a novel phospholipid, N-acylphosphatidylethanolamine (NAPE) , in dry and imbibed cottonseeds. Moreover, the phospholipid we are studying has been found to accumulate in the cardiac tissues of canines after myocardial infarctions. This leads me to believe that the properties of NAPE are not solely limited to plants. I would be interested to conduct research on NAPE as it functions in the human body. I realize that an M.D./Ph.D. will be a rigorous program, but I am willing to accept the challenges and look forward to a lifetime of learning. certify that all of the-inf rmati ificluded in is applicat _n is"and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President particiga g LUL10 uncil to.*hich I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Sign pliant Date LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS DENTON COUNCIL #4366 yAT1119. 4, ANNUAL LULAC SCHOLARSHIP RECEPTION MAY 14, 1996 7:00RM. WOMAN'S CLUB BUILDING DENTON, TEXAS PROGRAM Welcome.......................................... Tony Soto,President Denton LULAC#4366 Master of Ceremony...................... Dorotliy A. A.Martinez -; Keynote Speaker............................ Hector Flores,Deputy State Director Texas LULAC Presentation of Awards ................ Dorothy A. Martinez,Chair Education Conzinittee LULAC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS FOR 1995-96 Students Education Committee Anthony Byron Blanco presented by Gloria Contreras Acension Ricardo Cardenas presented by Liza Garza Virginia Elisa Gonzales presented by Ana Mares Abraham de la Rosa presented by Martha Garcia HECTOR FLORES, Director, Recruitment and Retention Program Christina Marie Lozano presented by Yolanda Guzman Development Division for the Dallas Public Schools. Hector is a native Kimberly Christine Nunez presented by Elizabeth Graza Carter Tejano from Dilley, Texas, and a graduate of St. Mary's University. He Victoria Marie Perez presented by Emilia Escobedo started his career as a police officer in San Antonio before going to work Lilian S.Rosales presented by Ricard Godoy as a specialist for the U.S. Department of Justice in Dallas, Texas. Since Amabilia San Miguel presented by Tony Soto 1989 he has been with the Dallas Public Schools and continues to distinguish himself as a political activist and a community leader. As LULAC Deputy State Director he is the Ralph Nadar for the Mexican American Community in Texas. He is married to his wife, Gertrudis, a bilingual teacher for the Dallas Public Schools. They have three very Closing Remarks............................ Dorotht/;tilartine� successful children,Homer,an accountant,Omar is a senior at UNT,and Sara is a sophomore at Incarnate Word College in San Antonio. LULAC OFFICERS FOR 1996-97 DENTON COUNCIL#4366 Tony Soto ........................................ President Dorothy A.Martinez..................... Vice President for Education Rudy Rodriguez ............................ Vice President for Community Relations Jean Hinojosa ................................. Vice President for Memberslzip Belinda Rubio................................. Vice President for Fzindraising JoAnn Ballantine............................ Secretary Rudy Moreno ................................. Treasurer Emilio Gonzales............................. Sergeant at Arms Rick Salazar.................................... Parliamentarian Sponsors: Ben E.Keith 4 Bill Utter Ford O Bank One Music: Jon Cordas LNSF Recipient Report 96/J7 Council:4366 High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Anthony Byron Blanco Ryan High Freshman 750.00 $375.00 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 2620 Bauer Drive University of North Texas at 32 441.18 $375.00 Male ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76207 Finance 308.82 Honors South/Central ®GPA 817/382-5655 wNNJJUlt fxA•.VAV:ASWJ:.SLM1VJJlJMVNJAW.vALuti:vMLN• NvvfNASSXWAwhLSM1!!LVA::VAuwu.!VlWffffAVA!uuuu•Mu::::•f.`.vu.YJ.S::::•A•.v:wf..•A•.5.1......:......l L•f_.v..._...-...•wMVMLWIWJJN.uVMWAW.Vff VJ1IfAUM1RM1MMM•AwV.WJMWIIV ••••••••••• Ascension Ricardo Ryan High HS Senior 400.00 $400.00 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 1601 N.Haven North Central Texas College 3.42 23529 $0.00 Male ® Enrolled ®Approved Corinth,TX 76205 Mathematics 164.71 Honors Mexican-Americ N GPA 817/321-2631 -.Abraham Samuel De La / Ryan High HS Senior 250,00 $250.00 ® Essay ®ACT/SAT 1021 Monterey RASA North Central Texas College 3.11 147.06 $0.00 Male ❑Enrolled ❑Approved Denton,TX 76201 102.94 General Mexican-Americ ®GPA 817/243.1236 J'•MVMLVUAVJVJMVJA:VA•JAVJALVJJJARV.WMWASVJJ11lA!YfJMVA!SVNNJJAVJJfA`.•.•.....wJNAVfffHAVV.LVJ.LlutiVffALV1l.:::•XAW.Y.V.•••••f:•.LSV... ... ..... .............Jf..._.__.....AAhf.___...-.....__._.A-..5...._.___.........._____........ Virginia Elisa Gonzales Little Elm High HS Senior 250.00 $250.00 ® Essay ❑ACT/SAT 437 A Doe Branch Road Texas Woman's University 3.50 147.06 $0.00 Female ® Enrolled ®Approved Little Elm,TX 75068 Medicine 102.94 General Hispanic ®GPA 214/346.3632 .. W.v:vNWMVrx+_vA.Vh•MNIMvfnMh•AYfMuntM1M1M1VNM1YAVff.•.•fffJWWAti!:__:.•._.•f.Vf. - ..A...aw .v_.__....f:.LS. ...........................A........-...........................................................•vVMM1M1• YfM••1f•:Xfw.1M.MVV..... NVJAVf:........• •.J:.y........f!.y........................................y....................J.......:....f......... Christina Marie Lozano Ryan High HS Senior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 318 Bellaire University of Southern 3.5 147.06 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 - - 102.94 Honors Mexican-Americ N GPA 817/387-9%7 Kimberly Christine Nunez Billy Ryan High HS Senior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ®ACT/SAT 312 Foxwood University of North Texas 3.9 147.06 $0.00 Female ❑ Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76207 Music 102.94 General South/Central ®GPA 817/898-1099 fMNIMNN11M1UYJMMVYVML"VNN.uAM.•JNIIIi•J11111Rv�MRMVMR:WAVA•AYA:....fALUVJVNNUMM1MVA••V.•.vlffffASLVA•••f LSVXMViV•v�:VJfALYf!••••:•:•A::L:!!•••.:.....f..•A•...............A._...-.... ...__...V..A..L._.__....................... Maria Victoria Perez Northwest High HS Senior 250.00 $250.00 0 Essay ®ACT/SAT POB 1456 Texas Woman's University 3.61 147.06 $0.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Roanoke,TX 76262 Biology 102.94 General Mexican-Americ ®GPA 817/491-M ....... uYffffM•AWffff.,.. . ..,..fJ,JJJf..Y ........A:YfA .......... ............ ...................................:...YJY.................. Lilian S. Rosales Billy Ryan High HS Senior 250.00 $250.00 ®Essay ❑ACT/SAT 618 W.Sycamore Street#3 Texas Woman's University 3.1 147.06 $0.00 Female IN Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Nursing 102.94 General South/Central ®GPA 817/591.64W .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... LNSF Recipient Report 95j,,1 Council:4366 High School Class Total Award Fall Award Corporation College GPA Council$ Spr Award Sex Student Major ACT/SAT National$ Award Type Ethnicity ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ .........-.............. Amabilia San Miguel Billy Ryan High HS Senior 1,000.00 $500.00 ® Essay ®ACT/SAT 310 Industrial University of North Texas 4.3 58824 $500.00 Female ®Enrolled ®Approved Denton,TX 76201 Journalism 22 411.76 Honors Mexican-Americ ®GPA 817/566.1172 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... #Awards 9 Total Council Funds: $2,147.07 Total Fall Award $2,775.00 Total Award: $3,650.00 Total.National Funds $1,502.93 Total Spring Award $875.00 � r The Denton City Chapter of the League of United Latin American Citizens Council (LULAC) is proud to acknowledge the academic success of nine local high school students. Because of their academic achievement, they will each be awarded a scholoarship to assist them in their educational pursuits. All members o_Tt7LAC want to congratulate and wish them well as they continue to strive and achieve in their respective areas . Abraham Samuel De La Rosa. Abraham is a student at Ryan High School in Denton. He is currently a two-year letterman in football and baseball . After graduation, he plans to attend a local community college and then transfer to the University of North Texas . Abraham plans to major in business . Virginia Elisa Gonz.-_les . Virginia is attending Little Elm High School . She is a member of the National Honor Society, the Spanish Club, the Environmental Club, the Little Elm marching band, concert band, and metal band. Virginia will be attending a university where she plans to study to become a pediatric --rWU nurse. Ascension Ricardo Cardenas , Ascension is a student at Ryan High School . He is a member of the BPA Club and has been named Who' s Who Among American High School students. Ascension' s goal is to ; attend the University of North 'texas, where he plans to major inl education and ultimately teach mathematics. Lilian S . Rosales ! Lilian is a student attending Ryan High ! School . She is a,�member of the H:-alth Occupation Students of ' America and the Business Professionals of America. Lilian plans on attending a university to beconc� a registered nurse. Amabilia San Miguel . Amabila is a student at Ryan High School . +� She is currently the president of the Spanish Club, was the 1993 recipient of the LULAC award, the 1994-1995 recipient of the Academic Award, and was named Who' s Who Among American High School Students. Amabila has been accepted at the University of North Texas, where she hz.pes to major in Broadcasting Journalism. Kimberly Christine -.qun.ez . Kimberly is a student at Ryan High School . She has been named Who' s Who Among American High School ! Students,S�ebaS"mewer of the Ryan High School basketball team, andakds a member of the symphonic and marching bands . She has been accepted at the University of North Texas, where she will major in music composition and minor in child development . Victoria Maria Perez . Victoria is attending Northwest High + , School . She is currently enrolled in honors courses in English, Government/Economics, Pre-Calculus, and Physics . Victoria has also participated in PAL, UIL, and FHA. She will be attending Texas Woman' s University, where she will mayor in human biology. Her ultim-te goal is to become a surgeon. Christina Marie Lozano. Christina is currently attending Ryan -!' iIr e. • y_j r It dl. High School. She is a National Hispanic scholar, President of the Drill Team, publicity officer of the Ecology Club, a member of the Fiction Committee Literary Magazine, a DARE representative, Historian- Entre Nous, a member of the National Council on Youth Leadership, a member of the Key Club, a co- captain of the DSA soccer team, and a member of the Renaissance Club. Christina has been accepted at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Christina will study journalism. Anthony Byron Blanco. Anthony is attending Ryan High School while he is involved in volunteer work. Anthony has been an active participant in planning the Cinco de Mayo Celebration. He is also a member of the Spanish Club, French Club, Key Club, Industrial Technology Club, Students Against Drunk Driving, a member of the Denton City League Soccer Association, and a member of Betania Iglesia Bautista. Anthony has been accepted to several universities: Stephen F. Austin University, Oklahoma State University, the University of North Texas, and the University of Texas at Dallas . Tony will attend the University of Texas at Dallas, where he will major in either finance or international business . I � r r PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. I have perservered 12 years of college preparation to reach my first major goal in life, graduating high school . I find myself enraptured by the overwhelming excitement of moving on to the next level of my education. All the more exciting is where I will attend college , University of Southern California in Los Angeles . It is truly amazing to actually see how my determination and hard work in school , extra- curricular activities and my job have payed off in the form of a much desired acceptance letter to a highly prestigious and competitive university. Like a child in a huge toy store, I can ' t wait to indulge in the copious amounts of knowledge , resources , and opportunities that are abundant through a college education. Through my college endeavors I expect to gain maturity, discipline, and a higher level of academic excellence. I will clasp dearly with open arms my inevitable transformation into the scholar I have always dreamed of becoming. High school has given me only a mere taste of the endless fountain of knowledge that awaits me in college . At the university level , I will be given the chance to actually probe deeper into more classical literature and poetry, to perfect my math skills in calculus and beyond , to get to spend the hours in the science lab that I begged for in high school , to perfect my foreign language, and take many of the amazing courses that will shape me into a professional journalist and allow me to contribute to a 'vital aspect of our global economy. These years , being the most crucial turning point in a young adult ' s life , will be my first years without oh-so-cherished parental advisory and home- cooked meals . Instead, I will learn how to study all night and still survive the next day, make friendships that will last a lifetime , receive instant lessons in how to wash my own clothes , and become best pals with that heroic study companion itself--COFFEE ! However , anything less than success is unacceptable to me . I plan to use what I learn in college to my advantage and work zealously to acheive the success that awaits me . I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to qualify for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further under tand at LNESC will not supplerrrt scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC Nati l. Signature of Applicant Date LULAC NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND STUDENT APPLICATION ©2/95 Please type or print neatly and submit to the participating local LULAC Council in your area Name Klmkle rl\-a r; 5-'r Pf- K)� e -2- Firt Middle Last Address 31 a Vox w C)OA Number Street en�c�n 1X c7COQ0 1 City State Zip Telephone �1 S 9'�? - )09 Area Code Number Date of Birth Vi Social Security Number—A_ Ethnic Origin: ❑ Mexican • ❑ Puerto Rican • ❑ Cuban • South/Central American•❑ Other Sex: ❑ Male •-0 Female Citizenship: Ef U.S.Citizen •❑ Legal Resident •❑ Other Parent/Guardian Name Mar N o + 'y- snh0 u ne.z Phone(if different) Address(if different) ACADEMIC DATA High School tU r,.n Urea Sc. poi Date of Graduation Qu IS a(-Q _GPA/Scale 3 �Io College Major GPA/Scale Current Standing (as of the date of this application): ❑ Not Enrolled •W High School Senior •❑ College Freshman ❑ College Sophomore •❑ College Junior•❑ College Senior •❑ Graduate Student ACT/SAT Score: 11`'10 Class Rank and Size t o\ 1 s 0 a List honors,awards,extracurricular activities,and community involvement; l3. 'C)�s LJlno� -'ki-("e)nonkL )Di—A j rn"Cr-1 i nr- LON\l'tcc%'J ` C.ICA ) 6IJ FINANCIAL DATA Annual family income D`N .Son #Dependents 3 #Dependents in college � College expenses for year of application: Tuition$ 91, s rJ Q Room/Board$ 31, 6Sa Other$ 11, 8 ti ra Money available for college expenses: Parents$ I[)oo Work$ 0 Savings$ 0 Other$ 0 Have you applied for student financial aid? 12 Yes ❑No Please list amount of financial aid already secured$ a FOR LULAC COUNCIL USE ONLY Council#: Award Amount: Award Type: Check if the applicant has submitted the following: ❑ Signed and completed application form*❑ Enrollment or admittance verification ❑ Personal essay •❑ High school or college transcript 9❑ACT or SAT score report PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. My vision for the future is to make a revolutionary change in education and entertainment through music performance and composition. Furthering my education would allow me to reach this goal. Next year I plan to major in music composition and minor in child development at the University of North Texas. My primary instruments are the trumpet and piano. I have chosen the University of North Texas, because it 's music department is ranked second in the nation. During the course of my senior year, I have prepared myself for the degree I plan to pursue. By participating in the dual credit program, I have been able to take music classes at the University of,North Texas. I a4&"have Wen involve40"'in an advanced social stMes program. The program has allowed me to work with young children. Both of these activities will help me in my future. Using the knowledge I gain from college, I plan to work in day cares. From that point on, I will begin to write children's music that can be used as a learning tool. The music I plan to write will not just be .for my classroom, but many others across the nation. After I have a series of tapes made, I plan to go around to schools across the country. This will allow me to set up workshops. The workshops will help teachers incorporate the tapes into their classroom curriculum. My main target will be the underprivileged schools. Many of the kids that attend these schools do not get the education they deserve. I feel very strongly about music in schools, because as I have watched kids I have learned they pick up things quickly when there is catchy tune. In addition to children' s music I plan to also compose music for entertainment. Although at some point I would like to pursue trumpet performance, many of the CDs I plan to release will be primarily keyboard based. Along with these things, I plan to use my musical talent for the church in various areas. I feel that continuing my education will give the foundation I need to accomplish all my visions and aspirations. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to qualify for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC National. Signature of A scant Date PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. My vision for the future is to make a revolutionary cnge in education and entertainment through music performance and , composition. Furthering my education would allow me to reach this goal. Next year I plan to major in music composition and minor in child development at the University of North Texas. My primary instruments are the trumpet and piano. I have chosen .the University of North Texas, because it' s music department is ranked second in the nation. During the course of my senior year, I have prepared myself for the degree I plan to pursue. By participating in the dual credit program, I have been able to take music classes at the University of North Texas. I also have been involved in an advanced social studies program. The program has allowed me to work with young children. Both of these activities will help me in my future. Using the knowledge I gain from college, I plan to work in day cares. From that point on, I will begin to write children' s music that can be used as a learning tool. The music I plan to write will not just be for my classroom, but many others across the nation. After I have a series of tapes made, I plan to go around to schools across the country. This will allow me to set up workshops. The workshops will help teachers incorporate the tapes into their classroom curriculum. My main target will be the underprivileged schools. Many of the kids that attend these schools do not get the education they deserve. I feel- very strongly about music in schools, because as I have watched kids I have learned they pick up things quickly when there is catchy tune. In addition to children's music I plan to also compose music for entertainment. Although at some point I would like to pursue trumpet performance, many of the CDs I plan to release will be primarily keyboard based. Along with these things, I plan to use my musical talent for the church in various areas. I feel that continuing my education will give the foundation I need to accomplish all my visions and aspirations. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to qualify for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC National . f %-- 3-���- 5� Signature of A scant Date PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. ',th my Cyh s(- ov l year com;nJ ` aA hbrweI-encl� _T plan -to -�w&Aer rr-y ed14 too at -the. Un► ► els�f o /✓��� 1, Texas, T � he re its vn c,hacij t Texw S is so T w, Ip "Cr"-'in I IV1'ny at hom < .5i:; � �.�► Scare � S��r��- My edK� � on ;9 h � cit�end ih� t� � ���i✓ersi' ty of /d✓vrtl� TeX�s I �,y; lf OctGh e is de re p y SO Cgn b ey ► .nY Cgrm2er 9041 ( a2 4 w►a l icy Tea cAe�, feel It �3 m7 C4reer qua be a"s e ten `a eh ;th uAd b el' cvt it is a /n r lgchr 01 q so,4a d ed tcgt4on, ancj -L tho;oNJhdy entry tegGhinJ ch�fr�if7 huk, fodo their best I LvAgt ever -trey da, '4t this PO,n1' t,mC Z igm 4k.ir}N 14 vQ f'ancrd Soe is St,��►es q c.l4:fS vvher-e. je;4 i nterac,+ wtt� C.`7,id,-en . Thy ►✓4� 2 Prs✓r,,nr; to ther►s ansd -k wa7 +hey res.,�pnd tv rnfe is remardcabit . W"ha ie. tgk►n� rid V4ncf,d s«rri 1 siq difs 0 Nl—Nir` 'I hove- )eai'nead fh4t tkere are fhd5e S4ye�e+r s wh,: c4lw4yf yi ✓e heir best to their sLhoo l wei'A an-4 there, ta'`t th'fle who '10 not Care abo,zt- their ony one- f4htf- dw'jlltndp Sf4df�jf and t-each the lesj(),7 �lv�l. How�vtr not us 4n/ person can �'a � a S tudEpai' u./aJ does n0 want 'to /e4r" Per d v eS nc � cr"'-e ctbou�" 1`h� �eudej the inclivid�ta r�Ce+v{S , T feed Joao �euch ct �illij chi l�rnore to teach 4,-' Anwil!'►nv chiid 7o e�►d;vy �•i� tty nueratei- !� He most piper iencF ev'2t , a t is o^'�+�iIV- w44t— U Child will del i � yvy ,p2rSana fiY „L��-!� 017 9 orit _10* c.ie bgs0 wtth rhern ,, They feel sc ,- LiGyl 110fe— rrnf/Ur '1441' urrcd try much hai der -fo show yaq t-Ae►r I+esLi lts fro n yotii' p."o jo es5 anLl tc.ri n<y for' them, Z Knew i_h4t fre.r my n4+1+1­4 ( ab;l;f y to corms rn,ln ►cafe with Gh i0dren fedal, T —i 'l fie- q very 54c« ss Al teacher o f fornarWw. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to qualify for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC National. Signature of Applicant Date PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. My future Goals As a high school student I am interested in persuing lots of goals that I been working towards. As I see a bright future ahead of me. Even though I am not from this country, I have found that there are a lot of opportunities in front of me that I can take advantage of. I want to share with you in this essay some of my goals. First of all, I would like to share with you my interest in attending college. My dream an goal is to become a Registered Nurse. I want to help the community in many different ways, and I know there is always someone that need help. Second, as a bilingual person my purpose is to be useful at any time for anyone and for any situation. As an immigrant of this country, I see the hardships and neccesities of the other immigrants. The only way a Feel I can help them is by preparing myself for a field where a bilingual person has become a necessity. Finally, my personal goals are to continue my education which is my lifelong dream. I would enjoy sharing a clinic with other doctors and registered nurses. I plan on continuing my education in the medical field with dreams of becoming a doctor one day. As you can see, my goals are not limited. I know, that with hard work and dedication I will be able to accomplish what I see in my future. Desire to learn and education are the keys. for a bright future for me. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to qualify for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC National. Signa Applicant Date PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. /Wq a qm vpl ea -7 46 be abkl On Cl A6 h01M 5 y I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. Signature of Applicant Date f PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. I am currently ,a Senior at Northwest High School and I will pursue a college education in the Fall of 1996 . I have been accepted to many universities, and I have chosen one of them to attend. In the last week of August I will be enrolled and ready to advance on my masters degree at Texas Woman' s University, in Denton, Texas . I plan to major in human biology. This type of science has fascinated me for some time. I always like to aim for something that makes me work harder than my norm. When I graduate from TWU, I plan to have a masters degree and enroll in medical school . Out of life, I want many things . Becoming a surgeon is the greatest ambition in my life. I want to be able .to-,drastically..-change 'someone Is _life_ ._1 want replace worn knees , rebuild chest cavities, separate Siamese twins, and remove blood clots . The list actually goes on and on. This can only be possible if there are sufficient funds in my college at TWU. I feel I would be worthy of this scholarship since my father ' s. income does not meet the demands of financial support needed to put me through so many years of college. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to qualify for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC National. tk MA), fill 12 Signature of Applicant Date SUCCESS TIJ'OUGH E�UC:ITICU/C =CL.,t�,�T'p PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to In the;ome ace below. To me it is obvious that I must see to educating mysalf well at. university if I am to achieve my personal and career goals. hollowing my- relationship with God , what I choose to enjoy most in my life on Earth is a happy marriage an,? family. I Feel that enjoying these two things are almost as necessary as birth and death for one to live and be happy. -My career goals root deep into my loves for language and buliness, which were originally rrovoke,' b1T the passion with which father uses to repeat any inquiry the least bit interesting. I plan to open franchises in Europe , Asia, and the Americas after waving attaine-d a bachelor' s degree in either Finance or International Eusiness at i.TT .E and having mastere in International Entre- preneurship at the American University of Paris. Turing the year I spent in Bolivia, I observed great needs for mo,ryern- ization of at least for preducts with modern technology, 77any deserving people suffer unnecessarily and '_ails from inconveniences that can be solved through advances in international marketing. I plan to market throughout all Four continents liste,a above for the physical, spiritual, and/or economical mood of whomsoever shows interest or need . I 'o not feel that my grade point average and class rank well represent my potential am initiative to succeed in my planned studies . I have suffered from and have been clinically c:iagnosed with a chemical imbalance which had progressed to a state of severe -'egression by the midr?le of my sophomore year. `Tees'less to say, this disease pro .uced in .me emotions which greatly affected my shholarly performance. r717 thoughts and feelings were dragged into an abyss in which my cares for anvthin-- of this worll ceased to exist . ,dith much effort, help, an' support; now I am fine. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to quality for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC National �� 199L Signature of Applicant � Date PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. After graduation in the spring I plan to attend the local community college here in Denton. When I have completed two years of covering the basics, I will transfer to the University of North Texas to start on my major. I am hoping to pursue a career in the business field, but I am not exactly sure which one. My personal goals consist of a). being the first in my family to attend and graduate from college; b). while completing my studies in college I want to maintain a grade point average of a minimum of 3.0; c). I hope that I become well educated and acquire the self confidence it takes to become successful in today's society. It is proven that the majority of college students change majors, but as far as career goals are concerned, I am sure that I will be a contender in the career field I choose. I have been told that nothing is for free and with this in mind, I am willing to work hard. I can assure you that if 1 am given the chance, I will be able to make a difference for my family and my people. I certify that all of the information included in this application is true and complete and that I am not related to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying for an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to qualify for supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not LNESC. I further understand,that LNESC is not responsible for any scholarship commitments made by LULAC Councils or their members. I further understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC National. Signature of Applicant Date P PERSONAL ESSAY. Please type or print neatly a statement describing the personal&career goals your studies are leading to in the space below. I hope to achieve many goals and aspirations in my life time. Obtaining my desired place in society would prove I have gained my wish. I only want to be seen as a person with a great amount of will power and talent to give. I do not want people to look at my sex nor my ethnic background as a merit or setback. I would rather be viewed for my hopes of becoming somebody people can truly look up to in life. Education is a top priority in my life. Throughout my high school years I have managed to keep my grades up and gain respect among my peers . At Ryan High School , I challenge myself with many honors and advance placement courses . I tend to enjoy the adventure the classes provide. There is more work to be done , but in the end I will gain more form the learning process. My career goal is to become a broadcasting journalist . In my mind I picture the broadcasting field as a great instrument in improving society ' s out look of the world surrounding them. It takes only the right thoughts and actions to make positive results come through great effort. A positive result is what I intend to give my community by sharing vital information with them through my career choice. My goals and aspirations are plentiful with the help of your scholarship. I hope to take a step towards my future. The size of the step does not matter as long as I am given a chance to prove my self worth. l,certify that all of the•inforrnilion included.in this Applicalibn is True and complete and that l am'nb't trel*d to a member of the Scholarship Committee or the President of the participating LULAC Council to which I am applying tot an LNSF Scholarship. I acknowledge that to quality lot Supplemental funds,a LULAC Council must be in good standing and that good standing is determined by LULAC National and not L NE SC I lutther understand,that LNESC is not responsible lot any scholarship cornmitmenC;trade by LULAC Councils or their member%. I hjtihu understand that LNESC will not supplement scholarship applications submitted by LULAC Councils which are not in good standing with LULAC National rr nn Sigtialrir� f i�pplicant - - - Date ----- — L This form and your Council's funds are due in the PART A: COUNCIL INFORMATION LNESC National Office no later than March 1st. Permanent Council Address: / / Council # D /tenrDn t .DuaC1 4 3(,?t0 Date AI2 1- Council's Permanent Address or P.O. Box City D e r1+Cn n State Zip Code D 6n a 0 If you would like to have LNSF correspondence and checks sent to a different address from that above, please list below: Name SQmp, Title Address City State Zip Code List the names,terms,and phone numbers of the Council's President and Scholarship Chairpersorn' below: Council President 1 _ Term'Expires Phones: [W] ( � ) 'M_q [H] ( 2 ) S —(9r5 9 7 [F] ( ) Scholarship Chairperson Q r i—k C4 Or G►''C ► Q Term Expires Phones: [W] ( ��/ 2 ) H— 6 �)O [H] ( ) [F] ( ) List the members of the Council's Scholarship Committee(must be composed of at least three Council members): I 1 Member 1 0b L r Member D r) r C) y ffin rb 1)C 2 Member C3 V I G I�t, (3In+rp- 1^ e Member Member 1 G+ Member LNESC should be immediately notified of any changes to the information listed above. Total funds submitted by Council for allocation of national funds:$ 13 00(). d 0 _ Include a check for the Council funds and on reverse side of this form list the sources of the funds. Respond to the following statements: _ 1.My Council is in good standing as certified by the LULAC National Office.(T/F) F r U E_ 2.None of the funds submitted for supplementation were raised by third parties,including other non-profits and schools.(T/F) Li F' . 3. None of the funds submitted for supplementation were raised from national corporations or their branch offices?(T/F) ) r Lt e- 4. None of the funds submitted for supplementation were raised from sources which restrict awards to a select groupof students?(T/F) _j Ti7 S.My Council's selection process is open to any eligible Hispanic student residing in our local community?(T/F) ( Q O. 6.My Council places no additional requirements on scholarship applicants. Alternatively,m Council places the following additional requirements on scholarship applicants: n E A> r a re�iYE 171L'197 S 7.My Council members and officers understand and agree that LNESC is neither responsible nor liable for disputes regarding the standing of LULAC Councils or their members,that such matters are exclusively the Council,its members and LULAC National. It is further understood and agreed that LNESC will not supplementfunds to any Council which is not recognized as being in good standing by LULAC National and that my Council has no reco rse against LNESC for internal disputes which would disqualify the Council from participation in LNSF programs.(T/F) COMPLETE THE BACK PAGE OF THIS REPORT BEFORE SUBMITTING TO LNESC i PART 6: FUND RAISING F`. JRT I. List local activities and the amounts raised by each activity;e.g.,bake sale,dance,banquet, raffle,etc.(If additional space is needed list on separate page.) Activity Amount Activity Amount D 4A Dclnm. $ 6912 . 00 $ $ $ $ $ II. List the name and the amount donated to the Council by local businesses, organizations,foundations, institutions, etc. (List additional names on separate page) Entity Amount Entity Amount orr i Soyi in $ _ I , ODD_ c� g l�(r�;�� $ SUCH, 00 r1 RSn II CUUnSer1G $ $ - i I I (Ate-r Fori $ A5 0, $ `✓V�u+her}ro $ 15o $ $ $ III. List the name and the amount donated by individuals. (List additional names on separate page) Name Amount Name Amount C.('aY`UI y�rl Gr�z�r" $ A t ie k $ 5(). 00 ck 14n c, E11, $ a 5, 00 Drvy- oAy /4kinS $ 95,00 IunsoE L,lt'zr , ����n,`sal7 $ a, DO .- O G)orlQ � 10+1iel'`a3 $ 0 r(10 a(c_k j yl l a y- $ K 0 - 0 0 $ uh*we Orark $ 1 00 , 0V — $ IV. List the nature of any other fund raising source not listed above and the amount contributed. (If additional space is needed list on separate page.) Source ` Amount Source Amount I,the undersigned, declare under penalty of perjury that each of the foregoing statements and declarations is within my personal knowledge and that each is true and correct. I further attest that I am a member in good standing in my LULAC Council and that I am duly authorized to make the foregoing statements and representations on behalf of my self and my Council's members If accepted, my Council agrees to follow all the rules,guidelines,and procedures of the LULAC Na- tional Scholarship Fund. In addition,we agree to accept the terms of enforcement under Section IV of the LNSF Guidelines and Procedures should our Council act contrary to LNSF's Operati Principles. Scholarship Chairperson si nature CouncYi President signature Counci ecretary Sign ture Date Date Date Return to: LNESC • 1133 20th Street,N.W.,#M • Washington, DC 20036 • (202)408-0060