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Awards Day
ceremony held
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MURFREESBORO — Chowan
College students received awards for
citizenship, service, academic and
athletic achievement during Awards
Day, May 2 in the Helms Center.
The 1990 Chowan Annual,
CHOWANOKA, was dedicated and
presented to Dr. Earl H. Parker,
professor in the Department of Religion
and Philosophy, for his care and concern
for students and concerning service to
Chowan College.
Dr. Jerry F. Jackson, president of the
college, presented the awards assisted by
Dr. B. Franklin Lowe Jr., vice president
for academic affairs. Most all awards
included a scholarship and engraved
plaque or certificate.
Jennifer Louise Towell, from
Springfield, Va., was named Best All
Around Student and was also named to
the Order of the Silver Feather, an
honorary service fraternity.
Dana Goins, from Baltimore, Md.,
received the Superior Citizenship
Award. She also was presented the Mary
E. Wood Science Award and named to
the Order of the Silver Feather.
Other students named to the Order of
the Silver Feather were Linda Carol
Moore, from Richmond, Va., Rebekah
Scott Reasor, from Chilhowie, Va., and
Jerrod James Rose, from Seaboard.
The Merit Award was presented to
Janice Morgan Askew, from Elizabeth
City. Wai-On-Ma, from Wayne, Pa.,
received the Highest Scholastic Average
(Freshman) Award and the International
Student Award. Chak Yan Tong, from
Hong Kong, also captured the
International Student Award.
Jonathan Harris Taylor, from
Vanceboro, received the Mary E. Wood
Science Award, and was recognized with
the Highest Scholastic Average
(Sophomore) Award.
The Marylou Jones Armstrong
Business Award was presented to
Janerose Wanjiku Kinyanjui, from
Nairobi, Kenya. The Mathematics
Award went to Jerrod James Rose, from
Seaboard, and the Alpa Beta Gamma
Award was presented to Whitney Leigh
Cuthbertson, from Murfreesboro. The
award for Most Outstanding Resident
Assistant went to Frances Ann Rudd,
from Kenbridge, Va.
The Fine Arts Department presented
drama, music and art awards. Kenneth
Richard Traino, from Marlton, N.J.,
won the Drama Award - Technical. The
Drama Award — Artistic went to
Michelle Dawn Turner, from Virginia
Beach, Va. Chieko Ukita, from Osaka,
Japan, was named Outstanding Chorus
Member. Junko Fujisawa, from Osaka,
Japan, was named Outstanding
Sophomore in Art.
The Department of Graphic Com
munications presented Most Out
standing Graduate awards to Caron
Darlene Bailey, from Clayton,
Delaware, in photography and Tyrone
Leveme Joe, from Effingham, S.C., in
printing technology. Bailey was also
named Outstanding Sophomore in
English. Julie Lynn Hottle, from
Fairfax, Va., was named Outstanding
Freshman in English by the Department
of Language and Literature Division of
English.
The Raymond Memorial Scholarship,
a science award for a deserving returning
freshman, was presented to Benny
Telford Copeland Jr., from Suffolk, Va.
The Alpha Mu Gamma Foreign
Language Award went to two
sophomores, Julie Anne Best, from
Rich Square, and Linda Carol Moore,
from Richmond, Va.
Athletic awards included; the Joseph
Lee Parker Award for Physical Fitness
to Ronald Charles Brannan, from
Chesapeake, Va.; the Exchange Club
Athletic Award to Daniel Harris
Lindsey, from Wilmington: Most
Outstanding Female Athlete — Susan
Elaine Straw, from Columbus; Most
Outstanding Male Athlete - Melvin
Crosby, from Erie, Pa.
The President's Cup for overall
competition among the residence halls
was won by Jenkins Hall for women.
Intramural Team Championships were
taken by Simons Hall for men and
Jenkins Hall.
Commencement Marshalls, selected
from freshmen having the highest
academic averages, were named. They
were Dennis Dean Dunlow, from
Colerain, Gary Wade Robinson, from
Aurora, Ahmad Yusuf Sheikh-Ahmad,
from Palestine, Mary Helen Vance,
from Lynchburg, Va., Queen Esther
Williams, from Greenville, and Wai-On-
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