OGDENSBURG – Three high school seniors from a field
of more than 20 applicants were honored Tuesday with Helen S. Randles Scholarships.
The scholarships are presented by the Society of the United
Helpers using funds from an endowment created by the late Ms. Randles, who was
a 40-year member of the society board.
This year’s winners included students from Heuvelton, Madrid-Waddington
and Massena.
Paige Weston, of Heuvelton will be attending Clarkson
University in the fall. She is planning to become a physical therapist. Ms.
Weston is the daughter of Angela and Keith Weston.
Elizabeth Froats, of Madrid will be attending SUNY Canton and
is planning to become a psychiatric nurse practitioner. Ms. Froats is the
daughter of Jason Froats and Katie Logan.
Kate Derouchie, of Massena will be attending Clarkson. She is
planning to become an physical therapist. Ms. Derouchie is the daughter of Marc
and Patty Derouchie.
Scholarship Committee President Ed Gordon said the
presentation of these scholarships is something he looks forward to each year.
“It was a very difficult selection process, but you three
rose to the top of the 24,” Mr. Gordon said referring to the number of
applications received this year.
“When we read these applications it gives us great hope for
the future,” Mr. Gordon said. “Once we meet you guys we know we made the right
decision and we hope to read about great things you’re doing some day.”
The scholarships are awarded each year to students from St.
Lawrence County who are furthering their education and planning to enter the
health care field.
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