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ARRL Foundation Announces Scholarship Winners for 2005

NEWINGTON, CT, May 16, 2005--The ARRL Foundation has announced the recipients of 31 scholarship awards for the 2005 academic year. Congratulations to these scholarship winners!

• The ARRL Scholarship to Honor Barry Goldwater--$5000: Kyle Graves, KY5LE, Weatherford, Texas

• The Carol J. Streeter, KB9JBR, Scholarship--$750: Brian Poustinchian, KB9TEH, Carol Stream, Illinois

• The Central Arizona DX Association Scholarship--$500: Gerica Rayas, KD7WJR, Phoenix, Arizona

• The Charles Clarke Cordle Memorial Scholarship--$1000: Sylvia Richardson, KG4OEG, Cumming, Georgia

• The Charles N. Fisher Memorial Scholarship--$1000: James Wenner, K6NSY, Westminster, California

• The Donald Riebhoff Memorial Scholarship--$1000: Andrew Sowa, KB3EFQ, Media, Pennsylvania

• The Dr. James L. Lawson Memorial Scholarship--$500: Timothy Jean, KB1FIP, Swansea, Massachusetts

• The Earl I. Anderson Scholarship--$1250:

• David Lambert, KC9BLA, Brownsburg, Indiana
• Rasa Dovilas, W9RSA, Urbana, Illinois

• The Edmond A. Metzger Scholarship--$500: Charles McClish, KB9RGF, Kokomo, Indiana

• The Fred R. McDaniel Memorial Scholarship--$500: David Darrow, KD5JLK, Plano. Texas

• The General Fund Scholarships--$1000:

• Wendy Wigh, AE6RL, Kingsburg, California
• Jonathan Garrison, KG4GZR, Salisbury, California

• The Henry Broughton, K2AE, Memorial Scholarship--$1000:

• John McIntyre, KC2JSJ, Rochester, New York
• Lawrence Lin, AB2PS, Flushing, New York

• The IRARC, Joseph P. Rubino, WA4MMD, Memorial Scholarship--$1000:

• Gary Fowks, KF4HEE, Saint Cloud, Florida
• Leeds, David, KG4MQX, Hollywood, Florida

• The Irving W. Cook, WA0CGS, Scholarship--$1000: Evan Seiwert, KC0LET, Viola, Kansas

• The Jean Cebik Memorial Scholarship--$1000; Thomas Campie, KC0PNH, Camanche, Iowa

• The K2TEO Martin J. Green Sr Memorial Scholarship--$1000: Andrew Krumm, KG4OTL, Greenbackville, North Carolina

• The L. Phil and Alice J. Wicker Scholarship--$1000: Yan Yan, KG4IHW, Chapel Hill, North Carolina

• The Louisiana Memorial Scholarship--$500: Dustin Howell, W5CFI, West Monroe, Louisiana

• The Mary Lou Brown Scholarship--$2500: Trevor Conroy, W7TDC, Newberg, Oregon

• The Mississippi Scholarship--$500: Chris Abbott, KD5WCR, Vicksburg, Mississippi

• The Nemal Electronics Scholarship--$600: William Fisher, W4WJF, Vale, North Carolinia

• The New England Federation of Eastern Massachusetts Amateur Radio Associations (FEMARA) Scholarships--$1000:

• Scott Jamieson, KO1W, Tiverton, Rhode Island
• Matthew Lape, N1XB, Francestown, New Hampshire
• Jennifer Moyher, N1ZZY, Stratford, Connecticut
• Jake Stone, KB1INV, Stamford, Connecticut

• The Norman E. Strohmeier, W2VRS, Memorial Scholarship--$500: Dana Esposito, KC2NDL, Syracuse, New York

• The Paul and Helen L. Grauer Scholarship--$1000: Jack Short, KC0QIO, Kansas City, Missouri

• The Perry F. Hadlock Memorial Scholarship--$2000: Brian Rautio, AB2MP, Phoenix, New York

• The PHD Scholarship--$1000: Daniel Friedrichs, K0IPG, LeMars, Iowa

• The Six Meter Club of Chicago Scholarship--$500: Andrew Carter, KC9BOH, Wilmette, Illinois

• The Tom and Judith Comstock Scholarship--$1000: Andrew Warner, KD5KZG, Richardson, Texas

• The William Bennett, W7PHO, Memorial Scholarship--$500: Garrett Swanberg, KD7MCS, Monroe, Washington

• The Yankee Clipper Contest Club Inc Youth Scholarship--$1500: Henry Ferland, KB1HOY, Gardner, Maine

• The You've Got a Friend in Pennsylvania Scholarship--$2000:

• John Stratton, AA3SL, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania
• Amy Johnson, KB3HXF, New Castle, Pennsylvania

Downloadable applications and instructions for 2006 academic year scholarships are on the ARRL Foundation Web site. The application period for 2006 academic year awards begins October 1, 2005.

The deadline to submit applications with transcripts and SAT/ACT scores affixed is February 1, 2006.

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