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Crystal Chimes Chorus presents 2022 scholarshi­ps

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Crystal Chimes Chorus recently awarded scholarshi­ps to two graduating seniors from Jessievill­e High School.

Rebekah George, the daughter of Karrie George-morgan and Gene Morgan, will be attending Hillsdale College, majoring in American Studies.

“Rebekah has been very active in the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America organizati­on,” a news release said. “She has served in several prestigiou­s positions in this organizati­on, including Arkansas’ first vice president and as a top 20 national officer candidate. She has competed in STAR (Students Taking Action with Recognitio­n) events, winning gold at the district and state level and a silver at the national level. The state FCCLA organizati­on has asked her to intern under our state adviser.”

George has been the cheer captain at Jessievill­e and has won an All-american title and All-state Cheerleade­r. She was also in Future Business Leaders of America and the Beta Club, where she participat­ed in public speaking competitio­ns and “won many awards,” including first place at the state level.

George served as her junior and senior class president, and has participat­ed in Girls State, Arkansas Governor’s School, the Clinton Presidenti­al Leadership Series, and the American Legion Oratorical Contest. She will be job shadowing lawyers and judges this summer. George has around 60-70 service hours through various organizati­ons and events.

The other recipient, Annabel Robertson, is the daughter of Chris and Holly Robertson. She will be attending Southern Arkansas University, majoring in Marine Biology.

Robertson is “another very active young lady, managing to be involved in many organizati­ons and clubs while graduating with an excellent GPA,” the release said.

Robertson lists her school awards and club participat­ions as All-region Choir, All-district and All-state track and field, Heart For Art, Girls State participan­t, ACC CHOIR camper of the Year, and others. Her extracurri­cular activities were Fusion Youth, Beta Club, varsity track and basketball, choir, Treble Makers, Victorian Carolers, Leadership Hot Springs Class of 2020, American Legion Auxiliary, Buddy Club, FECA, Student Council, Gifted and Talented.

“Annabel presented us with several glowing reference letters … she is, obviously, a gifted, intelligen­t, personable, involved, and caring young lady … and has been described by several as being a ‘natural leader,’” the release said.

“We think you would agree that these two remarkable girls are excellent recipients of our scholarshi­ps and will represent our community well.”

 ?? Submitted photo ?? Ginger Serpas, right, Crystal Chimes Chorus’ scholarshi­p chair, presents Rebekah L. George with a certificat­e representi­ng her scholarshi­p.
Submitted photo Ginger Serpas, right, Crystal Chimes Chorus’ scholarshi­p chair, presents Rebekah L. George with a certificat­e representi­ng her scholarshi­p.
 ?? Submitted photo ?? Ginger Serpas, right, Crystal Chimes Chorus’ scholarshi­p chair, presents Annabel L. Robertson with a certificat­e representi­ng her scholarshi­p.
Submitted photo Ginger Serpas, right, Crystal Chimes Chorus’ scholarshi­p chair, presents Annabel L. Robertson with a certificat­e representi­ng her scholarshi­p.

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