19-04-2004, 01:28
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thinks Allison Babcock & 1747 ROCK!
AKA: goosefrom71
 FRC #1747 (Harrison Boiler Robotics/ Team Hammond) |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Rookie Year: 2002
Location: Hammond, IN/West Lafayette, IN
Posts: 545
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Re: Sad Day for Seniors
I've had to decline my Drexel/FIRST scholarship due to financial reasons, but in doing so, I've committed myself to Purdue University, where I will mentor 461 for as long as they want me to. My team still has IRI as long as we go, which we should, and after that I suppose I take the leap into 71 alumni-dom after an awesome 3 active years on the team (didn't know when to sign up in 9th grade).
FIRST has helped me grow in so many ways, and has to have been the best activity I could have gotten into during my high school years. The impression FIRST has made on me is so strong, I'm going to need a 12-step program eventually. 
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1747- Rookie Inspiration Award Winners @ Buckeye- 2006
Highest Rookie Seed- Buckeye- 2006
Autodesk Visualization Award- Buckeye- 2006
Rookie All-Star- Boilermaker- 2006
Technokats' Spirit of Indiana Award- IRI- 2006
Congrats to Allison Babcock- WFA St. Louis Regional!!
Former Member of Team Hammond 71: 2002-2004 +2001 CDI
Former Mentor for Team 1747: 2006
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