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Updated: July 15, 2025 @ 5:09 pm
The Nappanee Conservation Club presented $2,500 awards on Saturday to two NorthWood High School graduates as part of the annual Dr. Walter Anglemeyer Scholarship program. Pictured, from left, are Brianna Lechlitner, scholarship recipient; Gus Feiler, Nappanee Conservation Club; Kathleen Cummings, scholarship recipient; and Wally Anglemeyer, Dr. Anglemeyer’s son.
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The Nappanee Conservation Club presented $2,500 awards on Saturday to two NorthWood High School graduates as part of the annual Dr. Walter Anglemeyer Scholarship program. Pictured, from left, are Brianna Lechlitner, scholarship recipient; Gus Feiler, Nappanee Conservation Club; Kathleen Cummings, scholarship recipient; and Wally Anglemeyer, Dr. Anglemeyer’s son.
NAPPANEE ā The Nappanee Conservation Club awarded its annual Dr. Walter Anglemeyer scholarships to two recently graduated NorthWood High School students. The $2,500 awards were given to Kathleen Cummings and Brianna Lechlitner during the club’sĀ Walter C. Anglemeyer Shooting Classic, held Saturday, July 12.
āThis scholarship was started in the name of Dr. Walter C. Anglemeyer to further the education of students pursuing studies in the field of conservation,ā said Wally Anglemeyer, Dr. Anglemeyerās son. āThe goal is to award twoĀ $2,500 scholarships yearly to deserving local students.ā
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Keith Knepp is a reporter for The Goshen News. He can be reached at 574-533-2151, ext. 240312 or at keith.knepp@goshennews.com.
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