George Randolph and Harriet Jacobs Younger Memorial Scholarship
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Charles and Mariann Younger established this scholarship for North Clay High School in memory of Charles’ parents, George Randolph and Harriet Jacobs Younger. George worked for the Kroger Company for 32 years and later owned and operated an IGA grocery store. He was instrumental in organizing and building the Louisville Community Park and sponsored youth baseball and softball teams for a number of years. George served as President of the Louisville Rotary Club, was a 32nd Degree Mason, and enjoyed fishing, reading, travel, working around the home and youth activities. George and Harriet were members of the United Methodist Church and an integral part of the Louisville, Illinois community—and this scholarship serves to honor them.
Standards for Determining Eligibility of Students
- The applicant must be a North Clay High School graduating senior who will pursue a four year degree at an accredited college or university as a full time student.
- The applicant must have participated in one or more of the following; a varsity sport, the music program, forensics, student government, and/or debate while in high school.
- The applicant must have served as an officer of his or her class and/or the student government while in high school.
- The applicant must have maintained a 3.00 grade point average.
- The applicant must show promise in furthering their education and have the potential to make a positive contribution to society.
- Financial need is not a consideration.
- Students who receive full scholarship support from other organizations or institutions will not be considered for this scholarship.
This scholarship may be renewed for up to three (3) consecutive years.
- Recipient must re-apply each year to The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation by its publicized deadlines.
- Recipient has been, and will continue to be, a full time student and demonstrates normal progress toward the degree program of recipient’s choice.
- Recipient has shown leadership or the potential for leadership in college extra-curricular
- Recipient has not withdrawn or been expelled (however, personal tragedy may be considered as an exception).
- Recipient must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA while at college.
- Selection committee, before renewal, will review any above requirements not met.