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Father’s 2012
Annual Father’s Day Picnic of the Spanish American Club, Inc.
By Herman Santa
The event was held at Jensen Beach Park on Hutchinson Island on Saturday, June 16. Perfect weather for a picnic kept everyone enjoying a barbecue with drinks, music and games. While some enjoyed a walk on the beach, others played dominoes or rummykub. Next up on the calendar of events of the club is the Annual Independences Party (Celebration of the independences of USA, Venezuela, Argentina, Colombia and Perú).
Dominoes 2012
“Picnic” Dominoes games at Jensen Beach Park
By Herman Santa
The event was held at Jensen Beach Park on Hutchinson Island on Saturday, June 16. Perfect weather for a picnic kept everyone enjoying a barbecue with drinks, music and games. While some enjoyed a walk on the beach, others played dominoes or rummykub. Next up on the calendar of events of the club is the Annual Independences Party (Celebration of the independences of USA, Venezuela, Argentina, Colombia and Perú) on Saturday, July 21.
Rommykub 2012
Rommykub game
By Herman Santa
The event was held at Jensen Beach Park on Hutchinson Island on Saturday, June 16. Perfect weather for a picnic kept everyone enjoying a barbecue with drinks, music and games. While some enjoyed a walk on the beach, others played dominoes or rummykub. Next up on the calendar of events of the club is the Annual Independences Party (Celebration of the independences of USA, Venezuela, Argentina, Colombia and Perú) on Saturday, July 21.
Picnic 2012
Annual Picnic at Jensen Beach Park
By Herman Santa
The event was held at Jensen Beach Park on Hutchinson Island on Saturday, June 16. Perfect weather for a picnic kept everyone enjoying a barbecue with drinks, music and games. While some enjoyed a walk on the beach, others played dominoes and rummykub.
Among the guests were: Angel and Nereida Pellot, Angel Pellot (Son), Nereida Pellot (Daughter, Hans Ewald, Maria Delgado and Paulita Alejandro. Thanks to the board of directors who planned the event. Next up on the calendar of events of the club is the Annual Independences Party (Celebration of the independences of USA, Venezuela, Argentina, Colombia and Perú) on Saturday, July 21.
Scholarship 2012 (Morales)
25th scholarship from the “Spanish American Club, Inc.”
By Herman Santa
The Spanish American Club, Inc. recently awarded a scholarship to a local Hispanic student. The one year scholarship of $500, which is dependent on trust earnings, covers tuition, books, school supplies or other college expenses. The recipient of the 2012 scholarship award is Lorena Morales who was born in Mexico and lives in Indiantown. Lorena is a student at Martin County South Fork High School will attend Indian River State College to become a nurse.
Lorena was selected as a winner from more that 15 students who applied for the scholarship of the club. The award is presented each year by the club and is based on grades, academic accomplishments and economic needs. The scholarship was established in 1994 and has awarded over $14,000 since its inception. More than 26 high school students have benefited from the scholarships.
This year scholarship committee chair is Herman Santa, co chair with Isa Bryson, Nancy Rozon and Nora Candelario selected the students for their achievements, trustworthiness, character, responsibility, fairness, caring and academics. The students were asked to write an essay in Spanish and submit letters of recommendation. They were interviewed by the committee and were asked several questions concerning their goals and objectives and why they deserved the scholarship. The students have been awarded $500 scholarships.
The members of the club organize monthly events such as dances, golf, bowling and dominoes tournaments, picnics and boat trips to raise funds for the scholarship and to run the club. Photo: Lorena Morales, 2012 scholarship winner
Scholarship 2012 (González)
24th scholarship from the “Spanish American Club, Inc.”
By Herman Santa
The Spanish American Club, Inc. recently awarded scholarship to a local Hispanic student. The one year scholarship of $500, which is dependent on trust earnings, covers tuition, books, school supplies or other college expenses. The recipient of the 2012 scholarship award is Daniel González who was born in Venezuela and lives in Ft. Pierce. Vladimir is a student at Lincoln Park Academy will attend Indian River State College to become an engineer.
Daniel was selected as a winner from more that 15 students who applied for the scholarship of the club. The award is presented each year by the club and is based on grades, academic accomplishments and economic needs. The scholarship was established in 1994 and has awarded over $14,000 since its inception. More than 26 high school students have benefited from the scholarships.
This year scholarship committee chair is Herman Santa, co chair with Isa Bryson, Nancy Rozon and Nora Candelario selected the students for their achievements, trustworthiness, character, responsibility, fairness, caring and academics. The students were asked to write an essay in Spanish and submit letters of recommendation. They were interviewed by the committee and were asked several questions concerning their goals and objectives and why they deserved the scholarship.
The students have been awarded one year $500 scholarships. The members of the club organize monthly events such as dances, golf, bowling and dominoes tournaments, picnics and boat trips to raise funds for the scholarship and to run the club.
Scholarship 2012 (Villa)
26th scholarship from the “Spanish American Club, Inc.”
By Herman Santa
The Spanish American Club, Inc. recently awarded another scholarship to a local Hispanic student. The one year scholarship of $500, which is dependent on trust earnings, covers tuition, books, school supplies or other college expenses.The recipient of the 2012 scholarship award is Vladimir Villa who was born in Mexico and lives in Stuart. Vladimir is a student at Martin County High School will attend Indian River State College to become a teacher.
Vladimir was selected as a winner from more that 15 students who applied for the scholarship of the club. The award is presented each year by the club and is based on grades, academic accomplishments and economic needs.
The scholarship was established in 1994 and has awarded over $14,000 since its inception. More than 26 high school students have benefited from the scholarships.
This year scholarship committee chair is Herman Santa, co chair with Isa Bryson, Nancy Rozon and Nora Candelario selected the students for their achievements, trustworthiness, character, responsibility, fairness, caring and academics.
The students were asked to write an essay in Spanish and submit letters of recommendation. They were interviewed by the committee and were asked several questions concerning their goals and objectives and why they deserved the scholarship. The students have been awarded $500 scholarships.
The members of the club organize monthly events such as dances, golf, bowling and dominoes tournaments, picnics and boat trips to raise funds for the scholarship and to run the club.
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