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Haley Vollmer, freshman in business, KSU Rodeo/Mary Vanier Family Scholarship.
Kyleigh Winn, freshman in ag communications and journalism, Bob Clore Memorial Scholarship.
Tanner Jackman, senior in business, Mike Petrie Family Scholarship.
Carlie Jones, sophomore in apparel and textiles; and Jessica Klumpe, senior in animal 1xbet best casino website and industry-production management option, David W. Fitzgerald Rodeo Scholarship.
Tabitha Tschanz, junior in animal 1xbet best casino website and industry, pre-veterinary medicine, Richard B. Warren Scholarship.
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