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12 1984 Chowan Opener :c % Herman Gatewood Graphic arts head honored The direclor of Chowan College’s School of Graphic Communications, Herman W. Gatewood, has received the highest award given by the North Carolina Press Association’s Production Conference. Gatewood joined the faculty in 1963 and has served as the school's director since 1970. The coveted A1 Resch Award, citing Gatewood's "distinguished service," was presented at the conclusion of the 33rd annual meeting recently in Raleigh. A record 214 representatives from throughout North Carolina attended. The award, provided by the family of the late A1 Resch, publishers of The News and Record of Siler City, recognizes the individual who makes the largest service contribution to the workshop sessions to promote greater newspaper production efficiency. The citation was initiated by Resch, one of the founders of the Production Conference, who wanted to recognize those individuals who seek to "promote efficiency in mechanical newspaper production" by participation in the annual sessions at. North Carolina State University. Gatewood, who has participated in the conference for more than 20 years, is immediate past chairman and has served on the Executive Committee for the past four years. Following the 1986 meeting, he was re-elected to the Executive Committee for a three-year term and also elected to serve as treasurer. • ua erXSiRiTAS: Chowan College Scholarshare Cheryl Pope is a Chowan College student from Con way, N.C. In addition to her studies and campus activities, Cheryl also works parttime in the Counseling and Career Development Office. Cheryl is one of 470 Chowan students who work up to 20 hours a week to help pay for their college education. Without this financial aid, many of these students would not be able to remain in college. Chowan is pleased to provide and help pay for the work of students who take this kind of initiative. Each year, Chowan pays thousands of dollars from its operating budget to students needing financial aid. Chowan must look to Its friends for help. For only $10 per month $120 per year, you can help those students who want to pay for their college expenses. Your gift is an investment in future leaders throughout this state and nation and in our churches. Please Fill Out This Form To Help Sponsor Deserving Future Leaders 1. What kind of leader would you like to sponsor? Young man Young woman Either 2. What kind of financial aid would you like to provide? work-study program aid to ministerial students aid to sons and daughters of Baptist ministers unrestricted 3. Would you rather make an outright gift than contribute $10 a month? Yes $ 4. I would like to have this Scholarshare named in memory of in honor of Please send me more information. I want to contribute $10 a month to help provide financial aid through the work-study program. Instead of contributing $10 a month, I am enclosing a contribution of $ Name Telephone No. Address I City _ Mail to CHOWAN...u;or/c/ng with you to Build a Future! State Zip SCHOLARSHARE-CHOWAN COLLEGE P.O. Drawer 37 Murfreesboro, NC 27855-9899 Attn: Dr. Bruce E. Whitaker, President
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