The graduate selected for the two-year technical Wakarusa Lions Club Scholarship is expected to meet each of the following criteria:

The graduate is planning to enroll in a two year program leading toward a career in a technical field (computer information systems, database management, automotive technology, criminal justice, health care support, imaging sciences, surgical technology, etc.)

• The senior’s high school academic record indicates he or she is likely to be successful in taking the necessary course work leading toward the chosen two-year technical
• If it is the judgment of the selection committee that no applicants are likely to be successful in a two-year technical program, the selection committee may select a second applicant for a bachelor’s degree scholarship leading toward a medical career (doctor, nurse, radiologist, etc.) or a health-related career (pharmacy, prosthetics, athletic trainer, etc.).
• The graduate lives in the Wakarusa Elementary School attendance district

This award is funded by the Wa-Nee employees who chose to participate in the scholarship payroll deduction plan. The scholarship is to be awarded to a student who achieves a high point ranking on their application.  

These scholarships are awarded to qualifying seniors who plan on furthering their education at a four-year college or university.

• Recipient needs to obtain a minimum GPA of 3.0
• Demonstrates strong character and has received positive teacher evaluations
• Preferably students who are involved in activities and/or organizations outside the academic school day, whether participating in sports, performing arts, community service, or employment

This scholarship is awarded to a graduate who plans to continue his/her education.  The candidate will have demonstrated a selfless commitment to community service in the Wa-Nee area.

This scholarship is awarded to an outstanding graduating yearbook staff member planning to attend college or a technical school.  The member must be in good standing with the staff and advisor to be eligible.

This scholarship is based on scholastic achievements for a graduate enrolling in an Indiana college or university and pursuing a degree in education or business.

This scholarship is based on the scholastic achievements of a graduating senior enrolling in an Indiana college, university, or tech school and pursuing a business, engineering or technology degree.

The recipient should have academic potential and good moral character.  Financial need will be considered.

This scholarship will be given to a graduate pursuing an engineering degree.

This scholarship is awarded to a graduate who plans to enroll in a post-secondary institution, preferably with an interest in business related fields.  The candidate must be in the top ½ of the graduating class.  This applicant should demonstrate positive leadership, attitude, and citizenship qualities and show involvement in activities that would be compatible with the credit union “People Helping People” philosophy.