River Park awards scholarships to three local students

For the 2002/2003 school year, students receiving those scholarships are Megan Hamblen, Abby Hildreth, and William “Will” Parker. Recipients are selected competitively on the basis of academic records and personal achievements.

Megan Hamblen, a graduate of Boyd Christian School, will be attending Tennessee Wesleyan College. She plans to pursue a career as a general medicine physician. Megan was the Boyd Class of 2003 Valedictorian, a member of the National Honor Society, and the Interact Club. Megan loves working with people and hopes to change someone’s life for the better by being a physician.

Abby Hildreth, a 2003 Warren County High School graduate, plans to attend Middle Tennessee State University and study for a career in nursing with an emphasis in labor and delivery. Abby was a member of the National Honor Society, HOSA Club, Student Council, cheerleading squad and Who’s Who of America. Abby loves children and hopes that a career in OB nursing will enable her to help newborns and their families.

Will Parker is also a 2003 Warren County High School graduate. He plans to attend Lipscomb University to pursue a doctor of medicine degree. Will was a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council, Beta Club, FCA, Excel, HOSA, and art club. Influenced by his father, Will hopes to help others by being a good physician.

PHOTO INFO:
Three Warren County graduating seniors have been awarded scholarships from River Park Hospital for the upcoming year. Pictured are, from left, William “Will” Parker, Abby Hildreth, Megan Hamblen and River Park CEO Steve Otto. Parker and Hildreth are graduates of WCHS and Hamblen is a Boyd Christian graduate. (Charles W. Johnson photo)