For a Central Noble High School senior who will pursue a two- or four- years of undergraduate study on a full time basis, and who anticipates either a major or minor in music or will be involved in a music program in their freshman year of college. Eligible seniors must have participated in a musical program at Central Noble for at least two years. Pays $1,500 one-time. (CFNC) Essay question required on application:” How has involvement in music affected your decisions and goals for your future?”
Truelove, Hazel Brown Scholarship Fund
$1500
Scholarship Value
Annual
Frequency
General Application
Application Type
January 1
Application Deadline
Scholarship Details
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Awards Per Year:
1 scholarship
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Applicant High School:
Central Noble
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Colleges:
Any accredited college or university
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Areas of Study:
Arts and Music
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Applicant Age:
Any
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Additional Criteria:
Senior who will pursue a two- or four- years of undergraduate study on a full time basis, and who anticipates either a mjor or minor in music or will be involved in a music program in their freshman year of college. Must have participated in a musical program at Central Noble for at least two years. Extra essay required on page 33.
DONOR STORY
Donor Story – Truelove, Hazel Brown Scholarship Fund
Kay and Hazel Truelove were both born and raised in Noble County. Kay had two sisters and a brother: Hazel had two sisters. Both Kay and Hazel graduated from Albion High School in 1947. Hazel went on to attend one year at Manchester College in N. Manchester, Indiana. The Truelove’s were married on October 9, 1949 at the Blue River Church of the Brethren in Noble County.
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