Angelina College Alumni & Friends Scholarship – Angelina College Alumni and Friends have endowed these general scholarships for deserving students.
Angelina College Service League Scholarship – AC Service League endowed this scholarship for Lufkin High School graduates with funds raised by various fundraisers and Children’s Theater productions.
David Carl Arnett Memorial Scholarship – The family of David Carl Arnett established this scholarship in his memory. Mr. Arnett was an Angelina County native as well as a long-time accountant. This scholarship is for a Business or Accounting major.
Ninon Gibson and Ralph C. Arnett, Jr. Scholarship – The children of Ninon Gibson Arnett, a Trinity County native, and Ralph C. Arnett, Jr., an Angelina County native, have established this scholarship in memory of their parents. As Mr. and Mrs. Arnett strongly encouraged higher education, an education major is given preference.
John W. Baldwin Liberal Arts Scholarship – Children of John W. Baldwin established this scholarship to honor their father, a charter member of the Liberal Arts faculty from the college’s inception in 1968 until he retired in 1998. The recipient must be a Liberal Arts major.
R.E. “Mutt” Barr Memorial Endowment Scholarship – Mrs. Veta Barr established this scholarship in memory of her late husband who was a friend and supporter of Angelina College for many years. Recipients must maintain a 2.5 GPA.
Dr. Al Bassinger Memorial Scholarship – The Al Bassinger family and friends established this scholarship in memory of Dr. Al Bassinger, a biology faculty member, who was a teacher much admired and respected by his students during his 23-year tenure at Angelina College. This scholarship is reserved for science or health careers majors.
Beatrice Berry – Robbie Gilbert Memorial Scholarship – The Altrusa Club of Lufkin has established this scholarship in memory of Robbie Gilbert and Beatrice Berry for their work in the Altrusa Club and involvement in civic activities. Recipient must be a female student majoring in nursing or business.
Vernon R. Berry Memorial Fund – Pauline Berry McCullough established this scholarship in memory of Vernon R. Berry, a Lufkin attorney.
Judge Clyde Black Scholarship (Honoring Daughter Ashley) – Judge Clyde Black established this scholarship in memory of his daughter, Ashley. To be considered, students should demonstrate their work ethic by writing a brief essay on Ashley Black Krajca’s involvement with the South Florida Student Shark Program at the University of Miami (circa 2009). This scholarship assists students from Houston County with financial need.
Gus Boesch Jr. Business Scholarship – This scholarship was established in memory of Gus Boesch, Jr., a businessman in both real estate and retail. As a loving tribute to him, his family has endowed this scholarship to business majors planning to transfer to a four-year university. Minimum GPA is 3.0.
Justin Colt Briley Memorial Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the friends and family of Justin Colt Briley to honor the memory of a kind, outgoing, and likable young man, who was an Angelina College student and graduate of Chireno High School. Recipient must be a graduate of Chireno High School and be recommended by the Chireno High School counselor.
Oscar Brookshire Endowment Scholarship – The family and friends of Oscar Brookshire established this scholarship in memory of his long-time dedication and service to the college as chairman of the Angelina College Development Committee and as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the college. Awarded to a Business major.
Estes Family Scholarship – The Estes family established this scholarship in 2006 to assist outstanding math, science, or art majors in their educational pursuits. Recipients must graduate in the top 20 percent of their high school class or have a college GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Morgan M. Flournoy Endowment Scholarship – The family and friends of Morgan M. Flournoy established this endowment as a memorial to Mr. Flournoy who served on the Angelina College Development Committee, and who supported many goals of Angelina College.
Ruby Flournoy Memorial Scholarship – Established in 2009 by the family and friends of Ruby Flournoy in memory of her incredible life full of learning, teaching, hard work and diligence. This scholarship is awarded to an outstanding non-traditional female student at Angelina College.
Melvin & Era Gibbs Memorial Endowment Automotive Scholarship – William E. Gibbs and friends of Melvin & Era Gibbs established this scholarship in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Gibbs.
Horace and Vivian Gillespie Memorial General Scholarship –Dr. and Mrs. Horace F. Gillespie established this endowment fund out of a desire to encourage students in the East Texas area to acquire an education at Angelina College. This scholarship is awarded to a Liberal Arts, science, or nursing major.
W.J. Harbuck Memorial Scholarship – Geri Paulette, Gary Currie, Steve Currie and Charlotte Whisenant established this scholarship to honor W.J. Harbuck who was a hard-working person and supporter of Angelina County for many years. Awarded to a business major.
Elma Hawkins Henderson Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the family of Mrs. Henderson, a life-long resident of Angelina County and long-time teacher in the public schools, to encourage area students to continue their education beyond the secondary level. Priority given to education majors.
George H. Henderson, Jr. Scholarship – This scholarship was established in memory of long-time Angelina College board member George Henderson, Jr. As a proponent of education, this scholarship is designed to help students that might not otherwise be able to attend college.
Gary “Butch” Hennessee, Jr. Memorial Scholarship – This scholarship is given in memory of a special son, “Butch”, who wouldn’t let epilepsy limit his indomitable spirit. He used whatever resources he had to help his community and his gentle spirit enriched the lives of all who knew him. Recipients must not be receiving any other needs-based assistance.
Dr. Jack Hudgins Memorial Scholarship – Dr. Hudgins was selected as the first president of Angelina College on December 12, 1966 by the Board of Trustees. Even after he stepped down as president in 1991, he was an active and beloved member of the college community, teaching music part-time and instilling a love of music and learning in his students. In honor of his many contributions to the college, this scholarship was established by friends and family to recognize outstanding students.
John G. “Jack” Humphrey Endowed Engineering Scholarship – This scholarship was established in memory of John G. “Jack” Humphrey, a native of Angelina County, by his nephew, David Richardson. Mr. Humphrey served his country in World War I and again in World War II. He received his engineering degree from Texas A&M in 1926. His career in engineering spanned more than forty years.
Captain John C. Hurst Memorial Scholarship – Fellow Marines and friends of Captain John C. Hurst established this scholarship in his memory. Captain Hurst was killed in action in Vietnam on July 13, 1968. He was a pilot who had flown over 200 missions and had been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, one of the Air Force’s highest decorations. He was a quarterback on his high school football team, president of his fraternity at the University of Texas, and a leader of men.
Ms. Evie Hutson Memorial Scholarship – This scholarship was endowed by the Apple Springs High Old Timers Association to assist Apple Springs High School graduates. Recipients must maintain a 3.00 GPA.
Kingham Family Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the Kingham Families as a memorial to Tom Jack Lucas, a teacher in the Lufkin Independent School District for 35 years.
Ladies Auxiliary V.F.W. Post 1836 Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the Ladies Auxiliary of V.F.W. Post 1836 to honor an outstanding student attending Angelina College.
Hellen Joy Reeves Loomer Memorial Scholarship – J.L. Loomer family and friends established this memorial scholarship in honor of Hellen Joy Reeves Loomer to support students of the college who have significant interest in their education.
Lovett Pinetum Botany Scholarship – This scholarship was established to encourage students to consider the study of plants as a career and to promote the academic study of field taxonomy as well as practical aspects of plant propagation and management. The Angelina Unit of the Lovett Pinetum is available to all interested students. Students must be beyond their first semester, have taken a botany class, and maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Lufkin Association of Realtors Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the Lufkin Association of Realtors to provide financial assistance to an Angelina County high school graduate who otherwise could not attend college. Student must be a recent high school graduate that is majoring in business.
Lufkin Coca-Cola Centennial Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the Lufkin Coca-Cola Bottling Company in 2005 in honor of its centennial. It represents a continuing commitment to the community and to the support of education. Recipients must be residents of Angelina, Polk, or Trinity counties.
Lufkin NAACP Scholarship – The NAACP Branch #1699 has established the “Stay in School, Back to School Scholarship.” This award is open to residents of Angelina County who are enrolling or currently attending Angelina College. The scholarship is intended to assist with the expense of tuition as well as the purchase of required books or materials necessary for courses. Students interested in applying for this scholarship can obtain an application from the Angelina College Scholarship Coordinator in the Student Center, Room 208 or by emailing scholarships@angelina.edu.
Lufkin Rotary Club Scholarship – The Rotary Club of Lufkin emphasizes service to the community and works towards the leadership of tomorrow. Recipients must have an outstanding record of community service in school and civic activities.
Susan G. Mathis Scholarship – Susan was a lifelong resident of Lufkin. She attended Stephen F. Austin State University and received a B.A. in mathematics and a B.B.A. in accounting. She practiced as a Certified Public Accountant in Lufkin. Her friends and family created this scholarship in her memory to recognize an outstanding math or business major.
Audrey Medford National Wild Turkey Federation Art Scholarship – The Pineywoods Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation donated this scholarship in memory of local artist Audrey Medford, who helped develop the wild turkey resource in East Texas by donating her art to raise money for the restoration of the wild turkey species. Students chosen must donate one piece of their work to help raise additional funds for this scholarship.
Al Meyer Ford Scholarship – This scholarship is provided by Al Meyer Ford and awarded to a deserving student in the Automotive Technology program. Faculty recommendation is required.
Mike C. Milliff Scholarship – This scholarship was established by Mr. & Mrs. Bill Trout as a memorial to Mike C. Milliff who served honorably in the United States Air Force during WWII and also served his family, community, and church in a Christian manner.
Morgan Insurance Agency Scholarship – Established by Morgan Insurance to provide financial assistance for those who could not otherwise attend college. Recipients must demonstrate need as well as maintain a 2.50 GPA.
Mr. & Mrs. O.J. Moss Memorial Fund – This scholarship was established by family and friends of Mr. & Mrs. O.J. Moss who were genuinely interested in the musical activities at Angelina College. Mr. & Mrs. Moss of Bryan, Texas, were the parents of Mrs. Jack W. Hudgins.
The Richard D. Norton, Jr., Memorial Scholarship – Richard, nicknamed Riché, whose life work was in counseling, was a great believer in the value of education. A lifetime resident of New Orleans, Richard spent many summers in Lufkin with his grandparents, Ralph and Minnie Arnett, and maintained close ties with his family in Lufkin. His cousins have established this scholarship in his memory. Recipient must be a 2nd-year student majoring in Psychology, Social Work or Human Services.
Emilie Oates Scholarship – This scholarship was established by Mr. & Mrs. W.J. Oates to encourage Diboll area students to pursue a college education.
Cody “O” Oliver Memorial Scholarship – Partners of Sam’s Club, family and friends established this scholarship honoring the memory of Cody Oliver in order to help outstanding students fulfill their goals, and in some small way, fulfilling Cody’s at the same time.
Parrish Memorial Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the Parrish family estate in honor of the Parrish family, a pioneer Angelina County family from the Burke area. Two family members, Flossie and Kirtley Parrish, were long-time public school teachers.
Mary Knott Perkins Scholarship – Established by the family and friends of Mary Knotts Perkins as a lasting tribute to her memory.
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Perry Scholarship – This scholarship was established by Mrs. John B. Perry in memory of her husband, John B. Perry. After her death, family and friends requested that the fund be designated as a memorial to both.
Robert L. Poland Engineering Scholarship – This endowment fund was established by Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Poland, Jr. in honor of Robert L. Poland, Sr. Mr. Poland served Angelina College as a member of the original Board of Trustees for 12 years. Recipients must demonstrate financial need and maintain a 2.50 GPA.
H.C. Polk, Jr. Memorial Scholarship – This memorial to honor Mr. H.C. Polk, Jr., a life-long civic leader, is funded by the Lufkin Host Noon Lions Club through proceeds from the Z&OO Railroad located at Ellen Trout Park and Zoo and by proceeds from the Angelina County Benefit Rodeo. Recipients must be a resident of Angelina County.
Lynn D. Reynolds Criminal Justice Scholarship – This scholarship is a memorial to Lynn Reynolds, a career law enforcement officer. Mr. Reynolds retired as a Captain with the Washington D.C. Department of Corrections. This scholarship is reserved for Criminal Justice or Law Enforcement majors.
Mabel Stokes Richardson Scholarship – This scholarship was established in honor of Mrs. Mabel Stokes Richardson as a birthday and Mother’s Day gift by one of her sons. It is reserved for students with a 3.0 GPA with preference given to graduates of an Angelina or Cherokee County high school.
Wilma Barton Rosanky Memorial Scholarship – This endowment was established through a donation in memory of Wilma (Barton) Rosanky, a 1950 graduate of Apple Springs High School and a devoted member and supporter of the Apple Springs Old-Timers Association. Recipients must be Apple Springs graduates and maintain a 2.5 GPA.
J.B. and Kathryn Sallas Charitable Foundation Scholarship – Established in memory of J.B. and Kathryn Sallas, this scholarship will be awarded to help graduates from Houston County schools further their education.
John G. Saxton Memorial Scholarship – This scholarship was established as a memorial to Mr. Saxton by family and friends.
The Reverend H.E. Small Memorial Fund – Friends of Reverend Small established this scholarship in his memory. He was the pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Lufkin for many years.
The Southland Foundation Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the Southland Foundation. Preference is given to East Texas students. Students must rank in the top 20% of their graduating class.
P.D. and Nell Humphrey Stokes Scholarship – This scholarship was established in honor of Mr. & Mrs. Stokes by their grandson, David Richardson. The Stokes were farmers and long-time residents of Angelina County. Recipient must be a Texas resident and preference is given to those from Angelina or Cherokee County.
T.L.L. Temple Foundation 21st Century Scholars Award – These scholarships are provided by the T.L.L. Temple Foundation for graduates of one of the high schools in the following counties: Angelina, Cherokee, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, Trinity, or Tyler. Student must be in the top 20% of graduating class and have SAT scores of not less than 950 or an ACT composite score of at least 19.
Rebecca Townsend Scholarship – Rebecca Townsend, an Angelina County teacher, was well-known in the field of education. Her many friends have established this scholarship in her honor.
Tyler County Youth Development Scholarship – Established to create a perpetual scholarship at Angelina County for deserving Tyler County students. Recipients must be graduates of a Tyler County high school and must demonstrate financial need not met by other scholarships, state or federal financial aid.
Lieutenant Howard Joseph Walker Memorial Scholarship – Judge David Walker and his wife, Virginia Walker, established this scholarship in honor of Lt. Howard Joseph Walker who was killed in action in the Korean War on October 6, 1952. He was always known as “Joe”. He loved fishing, hunting, and scouting. He was a 1945 graduate of Lufkin High School and a 1949 graduate of Sam Houston State University. He enlisted in the United States Air Force shortly after college and became a fighter pilot. He was the son of Howard and Ethel Walker. This scholarship is to recognize an outstanding business major.
Watters Patriotism Scholarship – Established as a memorial to Steve Watters, the college’s Vice President of Business Services from 1988 to 2010, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has actively displayed interest in serving the nation, the community, or the college and is recommended by faculty, student organization sponsors, or community organizations.
Ben Wilson Memorial Scholarship – The family and friends of Ben Wilson established this scholarship in 2004. Ben was an accomplished baseball player and a graduate of Hudson High School, Angelina College, and Stephen F. Austin State University. Recipients must be graduates of Hudson High School.
Charlie Wilson Scholarship – This scholarship was established as a memorial tribute to Congressman Charlie Wilson who served our nation and the citizens of East Texas for many years. Charlie was dedicated to providing educational opportunities for everyone and was instrumental in the development of Angelina College. Preference will be given to a political science or history major.
Royce Lynn Wilson Memorial Scholarship – This scholarship honors the memory of Royce Lynn Wilson and provides financial assistance for tuition, fees, and books for a deserving science or mathematics student at Angelina College.
Mary Twohig Wilson Endowed Scholarship – Mary Twohig Wilson taught English at Angelina College for 32 years. While there, she initiated a creative writing course that inspired two local authors to have their books published and was the college’s first STAR teacher. This endowment, which was established by a life-long friend to honor Mary’s love of teaching and commitment to her students, is for English or teaching majors with a preference for a second-year English major.
