Music Scholarship and Call for Donations Announced
Myken Rindlisbaker represented the North Gem FFA Chapter in the Employability Skills Career Development Event at the District level at Grace High School. Through this competition she developed, practiced and demonstrated skills needed to seek employment in the agricultural industry. As a part of this experience she created a cover letter and a resume, as well as, developing skills to present herself in a job interview. Myken placed third in the Southeastern Idaho District.
Burgoyne Studios announces the 2nd annual Dr. Roger D. Burgoyne Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship will furnish private music lessons at Burgoyne Studios in Soda Springs for one student for one year. Last year’s donations funded a full scholarship for Ian Crofts, son of Joseph and Katie Crofts of Lago, and a ½ scholarship for Jenny Smith of Soda Springs.
The studio is seeking donations for the 2024-2025 school year. The scholarship winner must have studied at Burgoyne Studios for at least one year. In addition, they must demonstrate commitment and a good attitude and genuine interest in their studies. Some consideration will be given for need.
The scholarship was created in memory of instructor Kathleen Campbell’s late father, Dr. Roger D. Burgoyne (1926-2014). He was a talented and gifted musician and encouraged the development of talent
in others.
A tax exempt donation may be made to the scholarship fund by writing a check to the Caribou County Community Choir and Orchestra Association with Dr. RDB in the “for” field. Address the envelope to:
Attention
Chairman Wade Olorenshaw
Dr. Roger D. Burgoyne
Scholarship Fund
1930 Ivins Road
Bancroft Idaho 83217
A non-tax exempt donation
may be made by Venmo to
KathleenBCampbell.
