Fraternity-Testvériség, 1989 (67. évfolyam, 1-3. szám)
1989-07-01 / 3. szám
Page 24 TESTVÉRISÉG I was inducted into the Alpha Lambda Delta academic honor society. While at Valpo I also became an active member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. In my home town of Michigan City, Indiana, I live with my family—my mom, dad, my sister Kristin, and me. I am a member of St. John's United Church of Christ and have been a life-long member there. In my church I serve as liturgist for church services or as an usher. In my community I was selected to receive the DAR citizenship award and was a previous delegate to Hoosier Boys State. In high school I was a member of the National Honor Society and participated in PUSH (Prevention Using Student Helpers), a program in which high school students teach younger children about the danger of drugs and alcohol use. My goal is to graduate from college with a major in accounting. I also intend to continue being involved in a variety of activities in my church and in my community." MARTHA RÉKA KÚR, Member of Branch 352, is studying psychology and English at the University of Akron in Ohio. She hopes to pursue a career in psychiatry while writing science fiction on the side. Recently she had two of her poems published in a book entitled, "A Poet's Night Out," one of which we doctorate in Industrial Psychology. In her letter she writes: "I tell you the truth. I was flat broke when I received your scholarship. It being my last quarter at FIT, I have been studying very hard and not working much. You can image what a great help it was receiving a scholarship and being able to do my laundry and go to the grocery store once again. I am very happy that HRFA exists." SARA L. KANTOR, Member of Branch 50, is in her junior year at the State University of New York in Buffalo. "I will also be completing my minor in Spanish. I am majoring in business and taking courses in Hungarian. This year I was secretary of the Hungarian Club at the University and this fall I am the Vice-President." Beside spending time in the Youth Camp, she has also represented the Western NY Churches at the Presbyterian Youth Conference. JEFFREY KERESTURY, Member of Branch 17, writes: "As an individual I try to fill my life with a combination of activities and accomplishments. Currently, I am waiting to begin my sophmore year at Valparaiso University. As a freshman I participated on the men's golf team, playing the number one position on the team. Although golf did occupy much time, I still earned a grade point average of 3.821 (4.0 scale) for my first year. Because of this grade average,
