16 WCC CABAPUS VOICE - MAT 17, 1995
SGA holds annual Awards Banquet
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By CATHY SNOVEL
On May 4th, 1995,
the SGA sponsored its
19th Annual Awards
Banquet at the Ramada
Inn to recognize Who*s
Who recipients,
athletes, student
leaders and faculty and
staff members.
After Tom Luten,
Vice President for
Student Development,
welcomed the 90 invited
guests, outgoing SGA
President Shawn Smith
gave the oath of office
to new SGA officers,
Hiram Grady, president,
and Max (Buck) Rich,
Vice-President. Lisa
Stell, secretary, was
unable to attend.
Coach Britton
presented athletic
awards to basketball
players: Michael K.
Coles, Most Valuable
Player and Richard
Christian IV, recog
nized as Who's Who.
Coach David Deakle
recognized Golf Team
members Allen Smith,
Most Valuable Player;
Randy Sutton, the Bison
Award; Sam Jones, the
Scholarship Award.
The Bisons finished
third in the confer
ence, and Smith was a
conference medalist.
Who's Who members
received plaques
presented by Jimmy
Ford, dean of Human
Resources Development
and Beth Jones.
Recipients for 1995
included Barbara J.
Best, Sharon Best,
Caroyn S. Borel,
Richard Christian IV,
Veta Michelle Ham,
Phyllis L. Jones, and
Sara M. Judy.
Also Cynthia L.
Kitchen, Tammy Morgan,
Jackie Patton, Cathy D.
Snovel, Cathy G. Wade,
and Vivian White.
The Instructor and
Staff Awards were also
presented: Ludia
Burden, Technical
Instructor; Betty
Froehlich, Technical
Instructor; Elizabeth
Meador, College
Transfer; and Susan
Parris, Staff Person-
of-the-Year.
Hiram Grady
presented service
awards to out-going SGA
officers, Karen Lee,
aiaits kis tin. mtO: am Stom
secretary; Chad Clark,
vice-president; and
Shawn Smith, president.
Smith presented an
award to Jones in
recognition of her
service to SGA.
Sosie Parris, librariaa, beais in
appreciatioo after receirlBg ike
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Award diiriag ike Iwards Baognet.
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