1:14 pm - December 03, 2012 — Updated: 1:14 pm - December 03, 2012
Ryburn Scholars The recipients of the James and Maude Ryburn scholarship at Southeast Arkansas College (SEARK) for this academic year are Leigha Long of Rison, Kelli Nelson of Grady, and Tracy Liles of Redfield. Each year, members of the Ryburn family contribute to a scholarship in memory of James Ryburn, who was one of the first instructors at the Pine Vocational School (presently known as SEARK College) and his wife, Maude Ryburn, who taught for years at Gabe Meyer Elementary School in Pine Bluff. Students with a 3.0 grade average who are attending SEARK are encouraged to apply for the scholarship for the 2014-2015 school year. Above, Dr. Nancy Ryburn is pictured with Long, Jackson and Dr. Steve Hilterbran, SEARK president. Not pictured is Liles.
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