Association

TUSCULUM COLLEGE 2004-2005
ters who attended Tusculum College: the late Essie Kiser Carter, class
of 1928, of Greeneville, Tennessee; the late Ada Kiser Moreland, class
of 1921, of Tulsa, Oklahoma; and the late Maude Kiser Barber, class of
1926, of Florence, Kentucky. Scholarship preference will be given to
able and deserving students from the local area.
THE DIXON CATHRALL MEMORIAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
FUND was established in 1988 in memory of the late Dixon A. Cathrall,
class of 1977, by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cathrall of Stratford,
New Jersey. Scholarship preference will be given to able and deserving
students who have financial need.
THE GODFREY CHOBOT ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND was
established in 1952 in memory of Dr. Godfrey Chobot, longtime minister
of the Sixth Presbyterian Church of Washington, D.C. The Fund
was established through the will of his daughter, Pauline W. Chobot,
of Washington, D.C. Scholarship preference will be given to able and
deserving students on the basis of academic achievement, leadership
ability, and financial need.
THE H. C. AND W. W. CLARK ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
was established in 1898 by the Reverend H. A. Clark, of Kingston, Tennessee,
in honor of his parents. Scholarship preference will be given to
students preparing for the ministry in the Presbyterian Church.
THE WILLIAM E. CLARK MEMORIAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
FUND was established in 1999 by Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Betts, Jr. and
children of Decatur, Alabama. Scholarship preference will be given to
able and deserving students who are considering a career of full-time
service to the church.
THE CLASS OF 1932 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND was established
by members of the class of 1932 at their 50th anniversary reunion
in 1982. Scholarship preference will be given to able and deserving
students on the basis of academic achievement, leadership ability,
and financial need.
THE CARRIE McGAUGHEY CLEMENS MEMORIAL DAR SCHOL-
ARSHIP FUND was established in 1951 by the Nolachuckey Chapter of
Greeneville, Tennessee, of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The
chapter selects a deserving Greene County student recipient each year.
Scholarship preference is given to a deserving Greene County female.
THE CLEMENTS-MAYS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND was established
in 1991 through the Bicentennial Campaign by John E. and
Nancy Clements Mays, of Blairsville, Georgia, in honor of her mother,
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