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Mrs. Luz Maria Baumann of 48 Bastogna, Ft. Bragg, North Carolina,
has been elected publicity chairman of the Spanish Club at Methodist
College for the coming year.
She has also been named to the spring semester president's
List, which was instituted for the first time at Methodist College this
winter.
To be selected for this honor, a student must carry a 4.0
grade-point-average for the semester.
Mrs. Baumann, a 1958 graduate of Julia Richman High School in New York,
is the wife of Major Allen A. Baumann, who is attached to the 3d Brigade
of the 82d Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Baumann, live at Route 2, Olivia, Minn.
Mrs. Baumann, who attended Our Lady of the Lake College in San
Antonio, Texas for two years, was elected to Alpha Mu Gamma, national
Foreign Language Honor Society at Our Lady of the Lake College.
The Baumanns are the parents of three children.
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Mrs. Desiree Babet Rogers of Cambridge Arms Apartments, Fayetteville,
has been elected secretary-treasurer of the Spanish Club at Methodist
College for the coming year.
A 1973 graduate of W.E. Boswell High School in Saginaw, Texas, Mrs.
Rogers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Shore of 4701 William
Springs Road, Fort Worth.
Her husband, Garry Dale Rogers, U.S. Army, is also a native of
Ft. Worth.
They are living in Fayetteville, while he is assigned by the
Army to Ft. Bragg.
Mrs. Rogers has also been named to the spring semester dean's
list at Methodist College.
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Jorge Luis Berries has been elected vice president of the
Methodist College Spanish Club for the coming year.
A 1973 graduate ,of Bay Shore High School, Berrios is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dolores Berrios of 19 Anna Street, Bay Shore.
At the college's Spring Athletic Banquet, Berrios received a Methodist
College letter for his participation on the soccer team.
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Miss Sandra Lynn Sloan has been elected president of the Spanish
Club at Methodist College for the coming year.
A 1972 graduate of Starmount High School in Boonville, Miss Sloan
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Sloan of Route 2, Hamptonville,
N.C.
A dean's list student at Methodist College, Miss Sloan will also
serve as secretary of the Judicial Board of her dorm, Garber Hall.
has served as vice president of .the Stage Band and has been a member
of the Stage and Concert Bands.
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Miss Sandra Lynn Sloan of Hamptonville, N.C. has been elected
president of the Spanish Club at Methodist College for the coming year.
To serve with her are Jorge Berrios of Bay Shore, L.I., vice
president; Mrs. Desiree Rogers of Fayetteville, secretary-treasurer; and
Mrs. Luz Maria Baumann of Ft. Bragg, publicity.
A 1972 graduate of Starmount High School in Boonville, Miss
Sloan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Sloan of Hamptonville.
A dean's list student at Methodist, Miss Sloan will also serve
as secretary of the Judicial Board of her dorm, Garber Hall.
She has served
as vice president of the Methodist College Stage Band and has also been
a member of the Stage and Concert Bands.
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Kenneth Kearns Daniel Jr. has been elected representative-atlarge of the Methodist College Chorus for the coming year.
A 1973 graduate of St. Pauls High School, he is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth K. Daniel Sr. of Old Stage Road, St. Pauls.
While at Methodist College, he has been a member of the Student
Government Association Senate Constitution Committee, a delegate to
the House of Methodist College's delegation of the North Carolina
Student Legislature, and he has also been elected vice president of the
Green and Gold Masque Keys for" next year.
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William Ervin Smith has been elected treasurer of the Methodist
College Chorus for the coming year.
A 1973 honor graduate of Southeastern Community College in Whiteville,
Smith is the son of Mrs. Eulah Smith Gass of Route 1, Nakina.
While at Southeastern, he was treasurer of the Student-Government
Association, head typist of the newspaper staff, a member of the college
choir, the Drama Club and was elected to "Who's Who in American Junior
Colleges."
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Wayne 0. Gooch has been elected fire captain of his dorm,
Cumberland Hall, for the coming year at Methodist College.
A 1973 graduate of Southern High School, Gooch is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Gooch of 3505 Angier Ave., Durham.
At the college's spring Athletic Banquet, Gooch received a
Methodist College letter for his active participation as a member of
the varsity baseball team.
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Richard Patrick Row*' has been elected house manager of
his dorm, Cumberland Hall, for the .coming year at Methodist
College.
A 1971 graduate of Fork Union(Va.) Military Academy, Rose
is the son of Dr. and Mrs. John B. Rose Jr. of Oakleigh Place,
Fredericksburg.
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Wayne Mike Robinson has been elected secretary of his dorm,
Cumberland Hall, for the coming year at Methodist College.
A 1971 graduate of Clarendon Hall in Summerton, S.C.,
Robinson is the son of Mrs. Mildred R. Gibson of Main Street,
Summerton.
He is the nephew of Mrs. J.W. Blackmon of 146 Curtiswood Drive,
Sumter.
He has also been named to the spring semester dean's list at
Methodist College.
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John Andrew Faucette has been elected treasurer of his dorm,
Cumberland Hall, for the coming year at Methodist College.
A 1971 graduate of Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va.,
Faucette is the son of Mrs. J.C. Faucette of 1605 Ed-gevale Road,
Durham.
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Williani Timons Bell has been elected president of his dorm,
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College have been announced.
William Bell of
Cumberland Dorm.
Florence, S.C. has been elected president of
To serve with him are Juan Morini of Cali, Colombia,
vice president; John Faucette of Durham, treasurer; Mike Robinson of
Summerton, S.C., secretary; Richard Rose of Fredericksburg, Va. ,
house manager; and Wayne Gooch of Durham, fire captain.
Kenneth Reavis of Yadkinville will be president of Sanford Hall,
with Danny Hood of Durham, vice president; Jim Stubblefield of
Aldie, Va., treasurer; and Vincent Mansfield of Raleigh, secretary.
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Miss Kathleen West of 212 Ellington St., Fayetteville, was honored by her
co-workers upon her retirement from Methodist College.
Miss West, who joined the college staff nine years ago, retired as assistant
bookkeeper. She was previously employed as secretary to Dr.v J . N . Robertson.
Upon her retirement, Miss West was presented with a gift "in token of
her dedication and loyalty", from the college's administrative staff personnel.
Making the presentation was Methodist College President, Dr. Richard W. Pearce.
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Methodist College's summer session is bupsting at the seams.
According to Dr. Fred C. McDavid, summer school director, "we now
have more than 800 registrations for the entire session, which is more than 200
over last year.. .and we've received more for the second term(which is now
in session), and for the third term, a directed study program, which begins
July 15."
Professor of education and psychology and chairman of the education and
psychology department, Dr. McDavid explained that "we're teaching more courses
than ever before. A student may now earn 15 semester hours during the three
summer sessions., .and with the permission of the dean, even earn 18 to 21
semester hours."
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has grown trememdously. "And the schedule is much more flexible than before,"
the director explained.
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A survey shows popular courses to include economics,
religion, minority
relations, psychology of personal adjustment, educational psychology, special
research topics, science courses and health in the elementary schools.
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Mrs. Susan Garrick Motes of 625 E. Raynor Drive has been named an
assistant in the Public Relations Office at Methodist College.
Announcing her appointment, Methodist College's assistant to the president,
William P. L .wdermilk said, "we are most pleased that Susan has agreed to come
and assume the responsibility of the position. Her involvement in activities
as a student and her continued interest in the college as an alumnus makes her
particularly qualified for this position. Her specific responsibilities will be in
the alumni program."
Mrs. Motes succeeds John G. Dicks 3d, who is enrolled as a student
at the Stetson University School of Law.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grier L. Garrick of 414 Woodland Drive,
Jacksonville, Mrs. Motes received an A . B . in economics and business
administration in 1971 from Methodist College.
While a student, she was business manager of sMALL Talk, chairman of
the Student Government Association Elections Committee, Justice of the SGA High
Court, secretary of her dorm, Weaver Hall, and of the sophomore class, a
freshman senator and president of the junior class.
A member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority , Mrs . Motes is married to William H.
Motes, an instructor in economics and business at Methodist.
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The appointment of Robert B. Turner of 404 Murray Hill Road as Student
Union Director at Methodist College has been announced by Dean of Students,
Gene Clayton.
Clayton said, "we are happy Bob has joined us. We're certain he will be
a real asset to the Student Life program. He has always had a dedicated interest
in Methodist College, as a student, as a resident of the community and as assistant
golf coach at Methodist. All of the students are excited about his appointment.
We have the entire first semester's activities planned. Bob believes in the
students planning and implementing the programs. He's willing to help, but
feels the activities must be student-oriented and originated."
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Fla. Awarded an A.A. in general education from Broward Community College,
he received an A.B. in political science in December, 1972, from Methodist
College .
A member of AUSA, Turner is on the Board of Directors of the LaFayette
Kiwanis Club, and was cochairman of the 1972-73 Academic Affairs Committee
at Methodist College.
He and his wife, Frances, are the parents of a son, Bob.
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Kenneth Kearns Daniel Jr. of St. Pauls and Victor Claibourne Mansfield 2d
of Raleigh, both sophomores at Methodist College, have been awarded United
Methodist Scholarships by trie Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the
United Methodist Church.
Daniel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. KennethK. Daniel Sr. of Old Stage Road,
St. Pauls.
Mansfield is the son of Mrs. Jessie U . Mansfield of 1432 Dixie Trail,
Raleigh, and of Raymond M. Mansfield.
United Methodist Scholarships are given in the amount of $500 to apply
toward tuition and academic fees. The scholarships are granted on the basis of
academic standing, leadership ability, churchmanship and need.
About 500 awards are given annually through the Board of Higher Education
and Ministry in its nationwide scholarship program. More than 12,500 United
Methodist Scholarships have been granted since the program was started in
1945.
Funds for the support of United Methodist Scholarships are received from
offerings given through the local churches across the nation on United Methodist
Student Day, the second Sunday in June.
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Telephone (615) 327-2727
Sect/in tf Ltans anri Schtlarships
E. Craig Brandenburg, Assistant General Secretary
Esther E. Edwards, Director
Mrs. Dorothy Corn, Loan Officer
Mrs. Mary Ellen Evans, Scholarship Officer
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This is to advise that the students listed below have been approved
for 197^-75 United Methodist Scholarships.
We are notifying the pastor of each student receiving the award and
requesting that he notify his district superintendent. Since your
school is in possession of more complete information on the home and
home-town situation of each student, we are asking you to assume
responsibility for publicity in the home-town newspaper. The enclosed
sheet is our suggestion for use in this connection. We appreciate
your cooperation.
Kenneth Kearns Daniel, Jr.
Victor Claibourae Mansfield
A WORLD SERVICE AGENCY
BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND MINISTRY
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
P. 0. Box 871
Nashville, Tennessee 37202
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UNITED METHODIST SCHOLARSHIPS are given in the amount of $500 to apply
toward tuition and academic fees. The scholarships are granted on the
basis of academic standing, leadership ability, churchmanship, and need.
About 500 awards are given annually through the Board of Higher Education
and Ministry in its nationwide scholarship program. More than 12,500
United Methodist Scholarships have been granted since the program was
started in
Funds for the support of United Methodist Scholarships are received
from offerings given through the local churches across the nation on
United Methodist Student Day, the second Sunday in June.
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"Carolina College, though closed, continues to surge forward in the lives
of its alumnae through spirit, tradition, leadership and character."
Addressing the annual reunion Saturday, June 15, of the Carolina College
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(the alumnae) understand that education is far more than learning to make- a
living. . .it is preparation to make a life."
He said that private, church involved colleges must build character.
They must educate with standards. . .moral, ethical, spiritual, with leadership
by an involved student life program and through teaching our tradition as a
guidepost for the future. We at Methodist College are proud of your adopting
us as your alma mater for we hope to continue that kind of concerned, involved
education that made you strong. . .education that is not just minds alone, but
also character, leadership and tradition."
Some 60 Carolina College Alumnae attended the reunion festivities, held
at Methodist College.
A three-foot column, the only part of the Carolina Hall building to survive
the Nov. 8, 1973, fire, was presented to the Alumnae Association by Mrs. Dorothy
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painted white with gold trim. Also presented to the Association was an original
etching of Carolina Hall. The etching was done in connection with the 200th
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An area of Methodist College's Davis Memorial Library is reserved for •
Carolina College memorabilia, which includes insignia, yearbooks, newspapers,
faculty, friends and students' pictures and school catalogues. Also included are
copies of the contents of the corner stone of the Carolina Hall-building, erected
July 30, 1909.
The corner stone's original contents are located in the Department of
Cultural Resources, Division of Archives and History in Raleigh.
Mrs. Margaret Capes Andrews of 1922 Smallwood Drive, Raleigh, has been
elected president of the Carolina College Alumnae Association.
To serve with her are Mrs. Mabel Berry of Fayetteville, vice president;
and Mrs. Rhoda McMillan of Parkton, secretary.
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NEW OFFICERS— Carolina College Alumnae Association's newly elected officers
pose for picture at the annual reunion. From left are Mrs. Rhoda McMillan of
Parkton, secretary; Mrs. Mabel Berry of Fayetteville, vice president; and Mrs.
Margaret C. Andrews of Raleigh, president.
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Scholarship recipients for the coming year at Methodist College have
been announced.
New, freshmen awarded Terry Sanford Scholarships are Kathleen R. Graves
of Baltimore, Md., Alice L. Miller of Burlington, N . C . , Elizabeth B. Robertson
of Oakton, V a . , Susie L. Smith of Mt. Airy, N .C., and Chris Stephen Yow of
Rocking ham, N . C .
Freshmen recipients of the Fayetteville Woman'k Club Scholarships are
Bettie Rose Hamilton and Robin R. Rhyne, both of Fayetteville.
Miss Brenda Jean Warner of Fayetteville has received a Holt-Williamson
Scholarship, while Miss Coleen C. Warner of Fayetteville has been awarded a
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New to the Scholarship list for the coming year are Presidential Scholarships,
which are full-tuition scholarships and will be renewable for three years. Presidential
Scholarships are also being awarded to rising sophomores, juniors and seniors with
the highest average for the work done during the past academic year.
Incoming freshmen awarded Presidential Scholarships are Susan M. Ipock of
New Bern, and Janet Lee Kelly and Wanda Kay Mitchell, both of Fayetteville.
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Miss Mary Anne Martin of f^ppe MiJ.ls, a senior music major; Mr.s. Sandra
Landis of Fayetteville, a junior elementary education major; Miss Sarah Ellen
Edge of Fayetteville, a junior music major; F. Guy Braley of Garner, a sophomore
political science major; and Gary Gene Rigsbee, a sophomore history major, have
also been awarded Presidential Scholarships.
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FAYETTEVILLE-M i s s Susan Margaret
Ipock, an i n c o m i n g freshman at Methodist
C o l l e g e , has been awarded a P r e s i d e n t i a l S c h o l a r s h i p for the coming year
at the coI Iege.
Awarded to three i n c o m i n g freshmen, the P r e s i d e n t i a l Scholarships
are b e i n g instituted for the first t i m e t h i s year at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The scholarships, to be renewable for three years, are f u l l - t u i t i o n
schoIarsh i ps.
M i s s Ipock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNei I Ipock of
Route 2, New Bern, is a 1974 graduate of West Craven H i g h School in
Vanceboro.
She has served as president of the West Craven FBLA, treasurer
of the
West Craven Student Government Association and of the New Bern Sub-District
United Methodist Youth F e l l o w s h i p , v i c e president of the local UMYF and
of the Monogram C l u b .
Miss. Ipock. has a l s o been a member of We^t Craven's N a t i o n a l
Honor Soc iety, S c i e n c e C l u b , g i r l ' s basketball team, newspaper and
a n n u a l staff,and M i l l s t r e a m Playhouse(spring m u s i c a l . )
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Miss Susie Louise Smith, an incoming freshman at Methodist
C o l l e g e , has been awarded a Terry Sanford S c h o l a r s h i p for the coming
year at the c o l l e g e .
A 1974 graduate of Mt. A i r y H i g h School, Miss S m i t h is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B i l l i e Larry Smith of 1 1 6 R i d g e v i e w Road, Mt. A i r y .
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Chris Stephen Yow, an incoming freshman at Methodist College,
has been awarded a Terry Sanford ScKolarship for the coming year at the
coI Iege.
A 1974 graduate of Richmond Senior H i g h School, Mr. Yow is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Yow, Jr. of 405 Deweese Ave., Rockingham.
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FAYETTEVILLE-Miss Elizabeth B l a i r Robertson, an i n c o m i n g freshman at Methodist
C o l l e g e , has been awarded a Terry Sanford b c h o l a r s h i p for the coming
year at the^ col lege.
A
1974 graduate of Oakton H i g h School, M i s s Robertson is the
daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Wi I I i a m Robertson of
10816 Mi I ler Road, Oakton,
V i rg i n i a .
W h i l e in h i g h school. Miss Robertson was a member of her church
choir, the United Methodist Youth F e l l o w s h i p and Job's Daughters.
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M i s s Kathleen R. Graves, an i n c o m i n g freshman at Methodist
Col lege, has been awarded a Terry San.ford Scholarship for the coming
year at the college.
A June graduate of D u n d a l k H i g h School, M i s s Graves l i v e s w i t h
her mother, Mrs. S h i r l e y A. Burks of 854 Peach Orchard Lane, B a l t i m o r e ,
Md.
M i s s Graves has served as v i c e president of her United Methodist
Youth F e I l o w s h i p , I i a i s o n officer for her h i g h school student counci I and
editor of her conference on"youth m i n i s t r y newsletter, "Ecstatic Sabbath."
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JUNE 28, 1974
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FAYETTEVILLE-Miss A l i c e Lynn M i l l e r , a n i n c o m i n g freshman a t Methodist
College, has been awarded a Terry Sahford Scholarship for the coming
year at the college.
A June graduate of WaIter M. W i l l i a m s H i g h School
in B u r l i ngton,
Miss Mi I Ier is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Mi I ler of 8l8
C o l o n i a l Drive, Burlington.
W h i l e in h i g h school, Miss M i l l e r was a member of the Senior
N a t i o n a l Honor Society, was listed in the 1973 e d i t i o n of "Who's Who
Among American H i g h School Students", a candy-striper, senior U n i t e d
Methodist Youth F e l l o w s h i p president of her local church, and memberat-large of the United Methodist Church, North C a r o l i n a Conference Youth
Comm i ttee.
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Dean's List .Second Semester 1973-74
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Tarlee, Deborah
McLaurin, Charlotte (Sherman, Heoffrev ^
fa
Mark^
^.McMillian, Alden
^Macoy,
Rodaer
, Chanjr"
$irjrinson, Richard
Jerry
i eld, Victor
Sloan, Sandra
H^Fl erring, James
es, Linda
Smith, Rebecca Dean
/& Marlowe, Cynthia
^/Fornulak, Ronald
Smith, Brenda Ann
Nicolas
- Martin, Katherine
Mary
Morris
Mary
J^totts, Janet
-Strickland, Jjicqueline LJllir\5Ta*i
^French, Diane ^(-totekfi^aynard, Debra
Alton
^*M Meeks, Patricia
Sullivan', Laura
, Douglas
'X&Vy Mika, Richard
•f avl or . Harrv ^
Glancy, Elizabeth?^ J^filler, Lorna"
temple, F:sther
,1*enoria, Sante?
Clidden, David <f#MJf-^*1ijkli ran, Bstty
Thomas, WilHam
Hayle
,<f*-H Moore, David
John iuA«M«J** Moore, Virginia
Thonnson, Sherry
!TI , Marsh a I'tj&M'jQteoref i. el d, V.'anda
'tyner, Jon
^V.anDorsten, Patricia
lary Alice t^>c"^f^Jeely, Steven
, Maryi**'
la^loblcr,, David
n, "lizabeth
, Pamela
^Pjjlesby, David
Vminhan, Ed^erton
Va,(rner, Karlene
David
^ii)1.]i'vs.iL^'01son, Cheryl
"^tCT>hRn
^LM n f .Mni.l4. .Sharon"
A_o\Ackennan, Charles'
dkins, Kennith P
IvQrez, Michael
\stalos, Peter
Bach, Laureen o
JJallard, Martha*
< vftarbieri, Wi1liam
Edwina °
Delores
^aumann, Luz ^
, Roger
Jieasley, Donna*
Hary °
Richard
, Sonja0
Barry
David
Frank- '
Reginald
David
Joanne0 ^
Jarinady, Janes
jCarter, Judy
Carroll, Daniel L. Grant
Donald
Walker, Yvonne
^Parks,, Jeffrev
.
i son, Carolyn
Wall, Randv
,Maria
/f -risen, Fredrick ^f%arlett, Linda
, Carl
garner, Barrv
jtharbonneau, Thomas'
Barren , Jami son
Glen'
'.lark, Samuel
fUouse,Clayton
'T^'Pnrrous, Constance
, Wanda"
Barrv
•*itoward, Belinda'
, Marilyn
s, Donna
''Yilliams,
Co!)l-e, 'lartha
Pemhert.rm, Robert
/'oodbury, Dustv
r'llips, Charlene
JCollier, Lona
^^•;*!Ci>-'t-nnn, Wyroan
^M\/Collier, Panthia
jr^o^fackson, Pana
Roy
, Cathy"
Steven
, Margaret"'1**ySohn'-,on, M e l a i n e ^zsLrrxfr'Poulk, Patricia ;
Russell
'iH>ffono=:, Man
*w rowers, Kendall*
Jones, Valerie
Delores
!:. , Charles
•:-yer, 'Jilli am ^/Randall, Joan
Robert
^>\, Peter
, Mildred 1«H ^FConiar, Ronald
by. Nathan
ix, Drew
^V^/^Kump, Douglas "
ixon, Margaret ^^jLandis, Sandra
<v**\Roberts, John
^^•Donovan, Daniel
(5>^*/LandfS", Sylvt'B
^^•/^obertson, Marion
ty\, Coleen'' '^uA^iian^er, William
L, Joel
<$o>\, Leonard'' -^VLanninn, Judy
•^j ubuglass, Janes
^LMinary, Philip
'^Xodriquez, Louis
^H^-^ason, John
"^^^^MLeathernan, Nancey "^vRoprrs, Desiree
^*V^pdens, Betty
^M-\^Leechford,Sandra' '^LAlSp,C5'rj'» n°V{1^
dge, Sarah
/L,lA*J»®^ev/is, Patricia lelku^i^ota, Guy
kelone, Charles
''f^^loyd, Timothy
^a^ Sander ford, Yvette
lliott, Faren" 4eflrJjw*»v/Lonn» Hlenda
/>anderson, Thavle
j^lliott, Sharon" V(Sv1lLAlt%onr', n amela Y«atts
Saunders, Paul T*
Kathy ^•c"l^t/|Lugar, Estrelita"
Baylor, Dennis ^t
, Catherine
' f * M /fcCracken, James
Sheffield, Robert.
Mary'
^
Ag*McDaniel,
Jennifer
JtfSheldon,
•
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\s a ,<irade point avorareJudith
of 4.no for the semester.
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