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The Three Sisters Scholarship Foundation We are a non-profit, 501 (c)(3) organization.
Our mission is to assist aspiring minority students succeed in college and beyond
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--- 2008 Winners ---
2008 RUTH ETRENNE
Ruth has found academic success while maintaining a job, participating in extracurricular activities, and volunteering. For the past thew years Ruth has held a job year-round. Her contributions to ETHS have been as a member of the ETHS Track and Field team, the Book Club, the NAACP, and the Vocal Jazz and Chamber Singers. Ruth is an active member of her church and has used her musical talents there. Ruth's given spirt explains her participation in community projects such as Relay for Life, soup kitchens, and canned food drives. Ruth has maintained this high level of involvement without comprising her pursuit of academic excellence. She values education and works tirelessly towards success. Ruth will continue her success at Loyola University of Chicago where she plans to major in Journalism.2008 MORIAH GREEN
Moriah is a very intelligent, hard-working, and talented young woman. She has a passion for challenging herself in new ways, through singing, performing on stage and being honest and self-reflective. Moriah has an incredible work ethic and has consistently maintained above a "B" average while also remaining diligent in her efforts to take on more rigorous courses. She has received numerous departmental awards in recognition of academic excellence. Moriah has also been a member of the Freshman, Sophomore, and National Honor Societies. Outside of the classroom, Moriah is very involved in the school community through various student activities, clubs, and committees. Moriah also finds time to volunteer in the community. One of Moriah's proudest accomplishments was landing a coveted spot in her first stage production, the ETHS adaptation of "West Side Story." For the past four years Moriah has performed with the Evanston Township High School Choir and taken voice lessons. Moriah will pursue her education at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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2007 BRITTANI FOWLIN
Brittani is a young lady who displays hard work, dedication and enthusiasm. Since freshman year, Brittani has taken the lessons of high school and turned them into opportunities. She consistently stretches herself to meet her academic, extra curricular and personal goals. As a leader, Brittani has challenged herself to an increasingly rigorous course load and diverse participation in the ETHS community. Her involvment includes: Girls' soccer, Cheerleading, Chamgersingersl serving as a Choir section leader, Board Member of the Writers' Showcase, Choreographer of the Esande Dance Company; and working with the Community Leadership Project. Brittani is a young lady who understands the importance of giving to the community. Brittani plans to attend the University of Maryland College Park to study Architecture.
JENNIFER LAMBERT
Jennifer is a no-nonsense person who keeps her personal standards of achievement high. She has improved her grade point average each year while also increasing the rigor curriculum. Jennifer's focus and perserverance have contributed to her success. She has competed on the cross-country team, actively contributed to the school community as a Student Council Representative and Names Can Really Hurt Us co-facilitator, and devoted numerous hours to community service. As a junior, Jennifer earned a Community Service Award based on her extensive volunteer work through the YMCA's Community Leadership Program and at other school and community events. Given her love for the Spanish, Jennifer has spent the last two summers traveling to Spanish-speaking countries, living with host families, improving her language skills, and doing volunteer work. Jennifer will pursue her education at the University of Michigan and will major in International Business. IAN DICK He is a well-rounded student who excelled in Advanced Placement Biology, High Honors Trigonometry/Calculus. Ian played Lacrosse for his four years and also enjoyed being a member of the salsa club. He was a member of the Civics and Government Institute and a dedicated volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, Kids Helping Kids, and Students for a Safer Tomorrow (Treasurer). Ian will be attending the University of Maryland in the fall.
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