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Honorees (from left) Marsh, Simmons, Byers, Wilborn, Jones, Sims, Hughes; Back row: Young, Nance, Brown
McClaney, Scott, Woods, Hornbuckle and Dowell.
Alpha Upsilon honors exceptional high school students
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The Alpha Upsilon Chapter
of Gamma Phi Delta Sorority,
Inc. held its annual Achievers'
Banquet on April 27 at the
Hawthorne Inn.
Seventeen students from
the various high schools were
honored before a packed house
of Sorors. parents and well
wishers. This year marked the
11 th banquet, a tradition spear
headed by Doris Moultry, a
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member of Alpha Upsilon. The
occasion seeks to honor at least
two students from each high
school who have been identi
fied by their guidance coun
selors for maintaining at least a
3.2 GPA and giving unselfishly
to their schools and communi
ties.
Those honored this year
were: Khadijah Brown of
North Forsyth High School,
the daughter of Keeva Clark
and Joseph Brown; Lexus
Byers of East Forsyth, the
daughter of Sonya Weaks and
George Byers; Victoria Dowell
of Winston-Salem Prep, the
daughter of Mike and April
Dowell; Angel Hombuckle of
Parkland Magnet, the daughter
of Vickie Graham and Sheldon
Hombuckle; Jasmine Hughes
of Atkins High, the daughter of
Monica Hughes and Henry
Miller; Gralicia Jones of
Carver High, the daughter of
Walter and Tangela Jones;
Genice A. Lane of Mount
Tabor, the daughter of Gerald
and Jacqueline Lane; Clarielle
Marsh of East Forsyth, the
daughter of Clarence and
Margo Marsh; Kimberly
Mayes of East Forsyth, the
daughter of Ricky and Tanya
President Crank poses with honorees Khadijah Brown and
Angel Hornbuckle.
Honoree DeVaughn Nance proudly poses with his grand
mother, Susie Nance, a member of Alpha Upsilon.
Mayes; Carlos McClaney of
Atkins High, the son of Wendy <
Frazier and Carl McClaney;
DeVaughn Nance of Carver i
High, the son of Terron and
Linda Nance; Shalon Scott of
Reagan High, the daughter of
Dairl and Shirley Scott Sr.;
Jasmine Simmons of Reagan
High, the daughter of Stephen
and Barbara Simmons; Kayla
Sims of Parkland High, the
daughter of Kevin and Helena
Sims; Chloe Wilborn of
Winston-Salem Prep, the
daughter of Georgette R.
Porter; Dezmon Woods of
Parkland Magnet, the son of
Cheryl Woods and Elmo
Woods; Kion Young of Glenn
High, the son of Tracey
Meredith and Kiana Young.
The members of Alpha
Upsilon Chapter are Mary
Brim, Nancy Carpenter, Helen
Clifton, Mary Crank, Millie
Davidson, Geraldine Davis
Shirley Eaton, Jerrye Griffin,
Mildred Griffin, Doris Herrell,
Susie Nance, Ruby Royal,
Gwendolyn Thompson and
Aurelia Worthy.
Stacey Good son, a talented
musician and teacher at Atkins
High School, gave the keynote
speech at the event, which was
emceed by Jerry Griffin.
Chapter President Crank for
mally presented each honoree
and his or her parents with a
framed certificate, a scholar's
medallion and an engraved tro
phy.
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NWOA holds regional
conference
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The National Women of Achievement, Inc. held its
Southeast Regional Conference on April 21 at Friendship
Baptist Church in Winston-Salem. The theme of the confer
ence was "The Art of Caring and Sharing in Our
Communities, Open Hearts, Open Minds."
Conference participants included Regional Director
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Thompson, Doris Herrell,
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fir Manderline Scales,
Gwendolyn Clark, Dianne
Piggott, Pat Wynn, Beulah L.
unch and Willie Kennedy.
The Youth Achievers were repre
sented by Youth Achiever Jeannette
Stackhouse, and S. Wayne Patterson, the president of the
Winston-Salem NAACP, was the guest speaker. He spoke
about the importance of improving the educational system.
Attorney Yvette Stackhouse, a member of the NWOA
Kernersville Chapter, also spoke.
The group also presented two $500 scholarships. The
recipients were Youth Achiever Lexis Beyer, who plans to
attend Elon College and Youth Achiever Stackhouse. Other
Youth Achievers who took part included India Green,
Zakgiah Carter and Marina Asuna.
For more information about the NWOA Youth Achievers
program, call Willie Kennedy at 336-924-0158.
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