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Good for you: Rymer Scholars announced

photo Lee University Vice President for Enrollment Phil Cook, left, with Rymer Scholars Hanna Blessing, Alexandra Hutt, Jordan Glover, Kyle Davidson, Hannah Long, Clay Parris, Kelsey Wofford, Devin Kersey and Caitlin Tharp, from left.

Rymer Scholars announced

Devin Kersey, Caitlin Tharp and Kelsey Wofford were named Gold winners of Lee University’s 2013 Rymer Scholarship awards.

Three Gold Scholars, three Silver and three Bronze are awarded annually by the Rymer Foundation, established by Hoyle Rymer and his father, the late Robert Rymer, to encourage high school seniors to continue their education in Cleveland, Tenn. The monetary awards are dispersed to the winners over a period of four years.

Gold Scholars will each receive a scholarship of $10,000.

The Silver Scholarship winners are Kyle Davidson, Hannah Long and Clay Parris. They will each receive a scholarship of $5,000.

Bronze Scholars will receive a scholarship of $2,000. They are Hanna Blessing, Jordan Glover and Alexandra Hutt.