SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
The Butch Hiscox Memorial Scholarship Fund was founded to honor the memory of a man who taught, coached and
inspired so many over the course of 30+ years. Whether it was in the classroom or on the golf course, Butch stressed
that you "got out what you put in" - both in life and in the game of golf. Therefore the annual recipients of Butch Hiscox
Memorial Scholarships are selected based on their diligence in the classroom, their participation on the golf team
and other school/community activities, and their ability to answer "What is the most important thing you have learned
from the game of golf?"
inspired so many over the course of 30+ years. Whether it was in the classroom or on the golf course, Butch stressed
that you "got out what you put in" - both in life and in the game of golf. Therefore the annual recipients of Butch Hiscox
Memorial Scholarships are selected based on their diligence in the classroom, their participation on the golf team
and other school/community activities, and their ability to answer "What is the most important thing you have learned
from the game of golf?"
2009 Recipients
Heather Brown, FAHS Class of 2009
Jordan Majewski, FAHS Class of 2008
Elizabeth Mackenzie Baptie, UW-Whitewater
2008 Recipients
Alyssa Bertelsen, FAHS Class of 2008
Lucas Nathan, FAHS Class of 2008
Heather Brown, FAHS Class of 2009
Jordan Majewski, FAHS Class of 2008
Elizabeth Mackenzie Baptie, UW-Whitewater
2008 Recipients
Alyssa Bertelsen, FAHS Class of 2008
Lucas Nathan, FAHS Class of 2008
2010 Recipients
Michelle Jacobson
Michelle, daughter of Elvin, was a four-year member of the FAHS girls' golf team, a varsity
letter winner, Coaches Award recipient and was voted MVP for both her junior and senior
years. She was also named to 2nd team All-Conference for the 2009 season.
Michelle wrote: "In just a single round of golf I have learned to see people's integrity, honest
and personalities come out. Golf is something I can enjoy for the rest of my life." She will
attend UW-Stevens' Point to study Business Administration in the fall of 2010.
Michelle, daughter of Elvin, was a four-year member of the FAHS girls' golf team, a varsity
letter winner, Coaches Award recipient and was voted MVP for both her junior and senior
years. She was also named to 2nd team All-Conference for the 2009 season.
Michelle wrote: "In just a single round of golf I have learned to see people's integrity, honest
and personalities come out. Golf is something I can enjoy for the rest of my life." She will
attend UW-Stevens' Point to study Business Administration in the fall of 2010.
Cody McCulloch
Cody, son of Thomas and Kristen, was a four-year participant of the FAHS boys' golf, football and wrestling teams. He
earned 5 varsity letters, as well as academic honors and high honors. When asked what he's learned from the game
of golf, Cody said "of all the things that golf has taught me I think that patience is the most important ...[It] has made
me a better overall golfer and person because I can stay calm and fix my mistake on the next shot."
In the fall of 2010, Cody will attend UW-Stevens' Point to study Environmental Science.
Cody, son of Thomas and Kristen, was a four-year participant of the FAHS boys' golf, football and wrestling teams. He
earned 5 varsity letters, as well as academic honors and high honors. When asked what he's learned from the game
of golf, Cody said "of all the things that golf has taught me I think that patience is the most important ...[It] has made
me a better overall golfer and person because I can stay calm and fix my mistake on the next shot."
In the fall of 2010, Cody will attend UW-Stevens' Point to study Environmental Science.
Emily Kuiper
Emily, daughter of Richard and Vickie, is originally from Racine, Wis., and has been a
member of the UW-Whitewater golf team for three years. She was the team captain for the
2009-2010 season and holds the team's 36 hole low score record.
Emily wrote "[golf] is a game that gives you the opportunity to inspire and motivate others,
young and old." She is majoring in Secondary Education with an emphasis in English. She
is also a member of the UWW Student Athlete Advisory Committee.
Emily, daughter of Richard and Vickie, is originally from Racine, Wis., and has been a
member of the UW-Whitewater golf team for three years. She was the team captain for the
2009-2010 season and holds the team's 36 hole low score record.
Emily wrote "[golf] is a game that gives you the opportunity to inspire and motivate others,
young and old." She is majoring in Secondary Education with an emphasis in English. She
is also a member of the UWW Student Athlete Advisory Committee.
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