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Good For You: Shriner Temple awards 12 scholarships

Hyksos Temple members presenting Reuben Strickland Memorial Scholarhips and student recipients are, from left, John Dodds, scholarship chairman; Tyler Sivels, Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences; Austin Lewis, East Hamilton; Ashley Price, Ooltewah; Kijon Calloway, Tyner; Emrie Pinkerton, Brainerd; Juwan Hill, Howard; Romond Pace, illustrious potentate; Umar Muhammad, Howard; Tamya Long, Baylor; Terrance Noble, Brainerd; Miracle Miller, Central; Mark Colen, STEM School; JiAnne Radden, CSAS; and James Toney, deputy of oasis.
Hyksos Temple members presenting Reuben Strickland Memorial Scholarhips and student recipients are, from left, John Dodds, scholarship chairman; Tyler Sivels, Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences; Austin Lewis, East Hamilton; Ashley Price, Ooltewah; Kijon Calloway, Tyner; Emrie Pinkerton, Brainerd; Juwan Hill, Howard; Romond Pace, illustrious potentate; Umar Muhammad, Howard; Tamya Long, Baylor; Terrance Noble, Brainerd; Miracle Miller, Central; Mark Colen, STEM School; JiAnne Radden, CSAS; and James Toney, deputy of oasis. Hyksos Temple members presenting Reuben Strickland Memorial Scholarhips and student recipients are, from left, John Dodds, scholarship chairman; Tyler Sivels, Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences; Austin Lewis, East Hamilton; Ashley Price, Ooltewah; Kijon Calloway, Tyner; Emrie Pinkerton, Brainerd; Juwan Hill, Howard; Romond Pace, illustrious potentate; Umar Muhammad, Howard; Tamya Long, Baylor; Terrance Noble, Brainerd; Miracle Miller, Central; Mark Colen, STEM School; JiAnne Radden, CSAS; and James Toney, deputy of oasis.

By Susan Pierce 1 min read

Shriner Temple awards 12 scholarships

Members of Hyksos Temple No. 123 of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Noble Mystic Shrine Inc. presented $500 Reuben Strickland Memorial Scholarship awards to 12 graduates in the class of 2017.

The award ceremony was held at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center. Shrine members have given more than $75,000 in awards over the last 10 years to deserving students.