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I I I Pago3—SmokeSignols, Friday, February tSth, 1984 Fall Summary For President's Cup Competition ACADEMICS Competing Units Quality Point Averages Rankings Points Day Students 2.624 I 7 Belk Hall 2.193 II 6 Mixon Hall 2.079 III 5 Parker Hall 2.048 IV 4 Jenkins Hall 1.948 V 3 West Hall 1.914 VI 2 Simons Hall 1.880 VII 1 The quality point average for the entire student body for the fall semester of the 1983-84 term was 2.098. ATTENDANCE AT COLLEGE-SPONSORED EVENTS Competing Units Percent Attendance Points Parker Hall 28.703 7 Mixon Hall 28.372 6 Simons Hall 26.163 5 Jenkins Hall 25.829 4 Belk Hall 24.975 3 VIest Hall 22.173 2 Day Student Organization 7.119 1 PROGRAMMING Competing Units Rankings Points Belk Hall I 7 Parker Hall II 5 5 Jenkins Hall II 5 .5 Mixon Hall IV 4 'Jest Hall V 3 Simons Hall VI 2 Day Student Organization VII 1 INTRAMURAL SPORTS ... . ■ - ,L ..iqiiioi lionuv. . Competing Units Rankings Points Jenkins Hall I 7 Mixon Hall II 6 Parker Hall III 5 Simons Hall IV 4 Belk Hall V 3 West Hall VI 2 Day Student Organization VII 1 PRORATION- Ranges(By Units) Averages Competing Units Low Hiqh By Units Rankings Points Day Student Organization $ 0.000 - $0.00 $0,000 I 7 Belk Hall 1 .00 - 1.00 1.00 II 5.5 Jenkins Hall 1 .00 - 1.00 1.00 II 5.5 Simons Hall 2.00 - 3.00 2.33 IV 3.5 West Hall 2.00 - 4.00 2.33 IV 3.5 Mixon Hall 5 .00 - 5.00 5.00 VI 2 Parker Hall 4.00 - 8.00 5.25 VII 1 SUMMARY Areas of Competition cn 4-> > u O UJ to C E to o» 1 Ui •o c a> to -M ra o o 4-» O o 4-> C Competing Units c o a. I—* /) Cl. Jenkins Hall 3 4 5.5 7 5.5 25 I Belk Hall 1 6 . . 3 7 3 5.5 24.5 II Mixon Hall 5 1 1 4 6 0 U 23 ... Parker Hall 4 1 7 i 5-5 5 1 ( 22.5 IV Day Student i i - Organization 7 1 1 1 ! 7 17 V Simons Hall 1 5 !2 4 * 3:5 15.5 VI West Hall 2 2 i ! 3 2 3.5 12.5 VII Bobby Cross Cross Named C of C President Bobby Cross, Chowan’s Director of Development, has been elected to serve as President of the Murfreesboro Chamber of Conunerce. His election came in January. This June, he will celebrate his fourteenth year of service to Chowan College. Cross noted that several Chowan faculty and staff members serve in various capacities in civic and govern mental affairs in Murfreesboro and Hertford County. Jack Hassell, Director of Buildings and Grounds, serves on City Council. Jim Garrison, Head Coach, serves on the Hertford County School Board. In addition to these elected positions, Chowan faculty and staff members take active parts in Rotary, Exchange, Jaycees, Lions, Lioness Exchangettes, Melrose, and other civic clubs. '84 WINTER OLYMPICS SARAJEVO. /A YUGOSLAVIA , / FEB 7-19 ^ Sears-Roebuck Spokesman Doug Cox of Murfreesboro present a check tor $700 to President Bruce E. Whitaker. Chowan is one of more than thir ty-eight North Carolina private colleges and universities recieving more than $44,500 in unrestricted grants from Sears-Roebuck Foundation. Spring Football Underway By Jerry Sutton At the start of the spring semester, returning players from the fall 83 foot ball team and others interested in com ing out, start on an off season training program, headed by varsity football coach Jim Garrison. Each player is required to take it. It combines a weight training program and a conditioning program. Players go through a rigorous drills but keeping weight training and conditioning as main aspects. Math Problems Solved In Chowan's Math Lab Monday 2—5 Dr. Owen Tuesday 2—5 Mr. Harden Wednesday 2—5 Mr. Shrewsbury Thursday 2—5 Mr. Wooten Camp Hall 106 E^ch player participates in each pro gram twice a week with training times depending on their schedule class times. When the middle of March comes around, each player should be in better physical condition, with much improv ed skills and in playing form. ' Through spring training each player should gain a positive attitude. For those players who did not play alot last year a ch^ce to play a more important role and to fit into the football team. Through spring training some players are tried at other positions. In years past those players in spring ball Gaining would make up the future fall team, as will this spring training program. Those in it will make up the 1984 foot ball team, but not all players involved will make the team. Coming out of spr ing training the coaches gain some in sight of which players will give strength to every position. When fall rolls around they will have a team to battle against opponents. % . .MoO r.p'* '.rT YOUR NAME CAN BE ON THIS SCHOLARSHIP CERTIFICATE IF. . MBtB Mill OloUcgc Sunior (EolUgc ^cliolar . UUe*i W .. .You GRADUATE from this Junior College with a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade-point-average. Eligible North Carolina residents are awarded a $1,000 Junior College Scholarship in ad dition to the $750 N.C. Legislative Tuition Grant. Eligible ap plicants from other states are awarded a $1,500 Junior College Scholarship. To apply complete the form below and mail it with a transcript of your grades to: FINANCIAL AID OFFICE, MARS HILL COLLEGE, MARS HILL, N.C. 28754. JUNIOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION Name:. Home Address: Telephone: ( )_ .Jr. College;, A
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