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Mary Lou Carroll Scholarship. Mary Lou
Carroll, Class of 1939, provided in her will for
a scholarship to benefit student recipients to be
determined by the University.
Emil V. Cassady and Dorothy Duesenberg
Cassady Scholarship. This endowment fund
from the Dorothy Duesenberg Cassady Trust
was established to provide general scholarships.
Emil was a member of the Class of 1922 and
his wife Dorothy was a member of the Class
of 1929.
Joseph Chasey Scholarship. A scholarship
is provided annually to a student who, in the
judgment of Butler University, is most deserving
of scholarship assistance based upon need
and the student’s interests and capacity to
excel in academic studies. The scholarship was
provided through a bequest from the estate of
Gladys Chasey in memory of her husband, a
member of the Class of 1969.
Grace Julian Clarke Scholarship Award.
Grace Julian Clarke graduated from Butler
College in 1884 and became the first female
columnist for The Indianapolis Star. This scholarship
is given to a female student, based on
need — to a “girl needing additional funds to
enable her to take work at Butler College.”
Class of 1935 Recognition Award. Members
of Butler’s graduating Class of 1935, wishing
to provide financial assistance to deserving
Butler students, endowed this scholarship that
provides support to full-time students in good
standing with the University who maintain a
cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better.
Class of 1938 Scholarship. Members of the
Class of 1938 established this scholarship to
commemorate their 50th class reunion in 1988.
They considered this project to be a fitting
tribute to each member of the class and an
appropriate expression of their appreciation for
the education they received at Butler. It is their
legacy, supporting a belief that they could do
nothing more worthwhile than to help future
students of Butler University.
officer of Munsingwear Inc., in Minneapolis
and vice chairman of Butler’s Board of Trustees
in the 1970s. Preference is given to full-time
students in good standing with the University
who have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0.
Class of 1940 Scholarship. Members of the
Class of 1940, desiring to provide financial
assistance to current Butler students, raised
$11,550 to commemorate their 50th class
reunion and establish this scholarship in 1990.
They considered the scholarship to be an
appropriate legacy to help future students,
as well as a tribute to each class member and
expression of appreciation for the education
they received at Butler University.
Class of 1941 Scholarship. This scholarship,
endowed by members of the Class of 1941,
provides financial assistance to worthy Butler
students who are in good standing with the
University.
Butler University Class of 1942 Endowed
Scholarship. Members of the Class of 1942
celebrated their 60th reunion in 2002 by establishing
this fund to benefit deserving Butler
students for years to come and to provide them
with the same opportunities they enjoyed. This
scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate
student who demonstrates financial need. Preference
is given to a full-time student in good
standing with the University. Recipients must
have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0.
Class of 1943 Scholarship. Members of the
Class of 1943 established this scholarship to
assist deserving Butler students. This fund
provides support to full-time students in good
standing with the University who maintain a
cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better.
Class of 1945 Sesquicentennial Scholarship.
Members and friends of the Class of 1945
established this scholarship to provide financial
assistance to deserving Butler students. Preference
is given to full-time students in good
standing with the University who maintain a
cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better.
Byron “Tubby” Reed Class of 1939 Scholarship. Butler Class of 1950 Endowed Scholarship.
This endowed fund was established through Members of the Class of 1950 established this
gifts from Butler’s Class of 1939 at its 60th scholarship to provide financial assistance to
reunion in 1999. It honors A. Byron Reed, deserving Butler students. Preference is given
Class of 1939, former president and chief
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