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Minnetonka Rotary Awards Scholarships

Hopkins and Minnetonka High School Students are awarded $2,000 Scholarships

Pictured here are Aleeza Mandel, Patty Acomb, Peter Pfankuch, and Chris Rosenlund.

Press Release, June 20, 2016:
The Minnetonka Rotary Presents Scholarships at Minnetonka and Hopkins High Schools.

The awards ceremony for each high school were held just recently. On May 12th at the Minnetonka High School Auditorium and on May 25th in the Hopkins High School Cafeteria, Awards and Scholarships were announced and passed out. At the Minnetonka Awards Ceremony there were over seventy presentations, and at Hopkins there were over fifty such presentations. Both of the presentations had proud parents and friends clapping and cheering the awards. “The enthusiasm was high, and it was fun to see a bunch of young people excited about their future,” said Chris Rosenlund, President of the Minnetonka Rotary Foundation.

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At the Minnetonka Ceremony, The Minnetonka Rotary Foundations, Chris Rosenlund, awarded a $2,000 scholarship to Peter Pfankuch of Excelsior. Peter was excited about his award and is planning on attending Montana State University and pursuing studies in Business Management and Psychology. He is looking forward to Big Sky Country and the outdoors.

The Hopkins Scholarship Awards Program was held on May 25th in the School Cafeteria. Patty Acomb, of the Minnetonka Rotary, was there to present the $2,000 scholarship to Aleeza Mandel of Golden Valley. Aleeza plans on going to Drake University to study Environmental Sciences and Business.

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Patty was excited about the event and the young people she observed. “I'm so glad I got to attend the HHS event last evening and present our scholarship! What a fun and inspirational night! As a former HHS graduate it was great to hear about all the other scholarships, many of which were dedicated to former teachers I had when I was in high school at Hopkins. I was treated to a walk down memory lane and I got to see the leaders of tomorrow in all of the recipients.”

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