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Progress Traced of Wood Science Award Recipients In 1969 the Department of Science decided to honor Miss Mary E. Wood, professor emeritus of biology, by naming the annual science award after her. Miss Wood died last year and the members of the Depart ment of Science were reminiscing about her and the various Science Award winners of years past. It was decided to purchase a plaque in memory of Miis Wood, to inscribe on it the name of each recipient and place it in the lobby of Carrie Savage Camp Hall (our new science-math facility). During the summer, the Chowan Science Club purchased a beautiful plaque and had it engraved with the name and date of each recipient. It was suggested that a small follow-up of these individuals be attempted in order to find out where they were and what they were presently doing. This was done by way of a letter to the last known address of each (sometimes to the parent’s address). Two letters were returned stamped “Not Deliverable - No Forwarding Address”. There was no response from three other in quiries. If someone might know the correct address of these people, please let us know so that we can inform them of this additional honor. 1969 - Mary Bamack - No response. 1970 - J(rfin W. Raymond - Graduated from William and Mary in June 1972 with a B.S. in Biology. John spent a three year tour of duty in Germany with the U.S. Army. He received an Army Health Professions Scholarship and in 1975 entered the Dental School at the Medical College of Virginia and earned a DDS. A member of Omicron Kappa Upsilon fraternity he graduated in 1979 and returned to active duty with the Ar my as a dentist and is presently stationed at the Naval Amphibious Base in Norfolk, Va. He is married to the former Irene W. Elliott of Hertford and they have two children, Rhoda, a^e 10 and Michelle, age 7. Churent Address - 4605 Bromfield Avenue, Virginia Beach, Va. 23455 1971 - Michael W. Adams - Graduated from the UNC School of Pharmacy at Chapel Hill in June 1974. After graduation Mike worked with Big Value Drugs of Greenville. In 1975 he and his wife, the forftier Margaret Ann Daniels of Windsor, moved to Ahoskie where he joined (!k>peland Drug Co. In 1979, Mike became a fuU part ner in the Copeland firm. The Adams’s have two daughters, Susan, age 5 and Britt, age 1. Current Address - P.O. Box 9, Ahoskie, N.C. 27910. 1972 - Linda C^rawan - No response. 1973 - Chirtis A. Williamson - Graduated from N.C. State University with a B.S. in Animal Science in 1975. Graduated from Tuskegee Institute School of Veterinary Medicine with a DVM in May, 1979. At present, Curtis is working at the Guess Road Animal Clinic in Durham. He is also the consulting veterinarian for exotic species at the N.C. Museum of Life and Science. He is married to the former Katheryn (Oilier and THE CHOWANIAN USPS 715-880 Chowon Murfr»#sboro. Norfh Coroltno. o standard junior co//«0« confroli«d by BapUtt Shit* ConvmnHon ond four>d*d in 1848 Printed d^stgn^d ond »di*9d by students and faculty oi School of Oraphic Communicationt at Chowan Co/f*9« S«nd of oddr»ts nottcos to Chovwonton Chowan Coll^ff* Murfr90*t>oro. North Carolina 27855 Published tlx timos o yar m July $#pt*mb*r. October. 0*c*mb*r. fobruory Of>d May Jur>0 StCOND CLASS POSTAOe PAID AT MU(fF«fS80«0 NO«TMCAl?CX/NA 27855 they have a daughter. Crystal, age 6. Current Address - 3608 University Drive, Durham, N.C. 27707. 1974 - Patricia Lakin - Letter returned as undeliverable. 1975 - Lula Blizzard - Graduated from Duke University with a degree in Medical Technology in June 1977. After graduation Lula worked two years with Pitt Memorial Hospital of Greenville. She is presently Chief Medical Technologist with the Tar River Center of the Tidewater Red Cross Blood Program. (Current Address -107 Lisa Lane, Greenville, N.C. 27834. 1976 - Thomas J. Day - After leaving Chowan, Thomas receiv^ his B.A. from UNC, Chapel Hill in 1978. He is presently a junior at Emory University’s School of Dentistry. Thomas states that he is still single. Current Address - 621 Memosa Street, Durham, N.C. 27703. 1977 - Denise E. Burke - Graduated from the School of Cytotechnology at Bowman Gray School of Medicine of Wake Forest University in 1979. After graduation, Denise worked at Mercy Hospital in Charlotte. She is currently a ^gistered Cytotechnologist at Moses H. Ck>ne Memorial Hospital in Greensboro. Denise states that she is still single. Current Address - 1000 Salisbury Street, Apt. 2, Kemersville, N.C. 27284. 1978 - Mohammad Kheirani - Letter returned as undeliverable. 1979 - Ann E. Bueche - Since leaving Chowan, Ann is attending Virginia Tech, where she is majoring in Animal Science. She received her B. S. in June of 1981. She was a member of the school’s Horticulture . and Dairy Science Clubs. Current Address - 4700F Terrace View, Blacksburg, Va. 24060. 1980 - Ross Newcombe - No response. On behalf of the members of the Science Department at Chowan, I wish to congratulate each of you on your out standing achievements since leaving (3iowan. You are a very select and most deserving group. Miss Mary Wood and Chowan are extremely proud of you. We wish you continued success, in all that you attempt. By your accomplishments the memory of Miss Wood continues to live. Thanks for letting us be a part of your life. Work of High School Students on Exhibit Works by four Murfreesboro High School students were selected for exhibition in the Chowan College High School Art Competi tion. They are among 23 finalists selected from a field of students representing four states. Judging for entrance into the exhibition was by slides. The exhibition was on display in April and May in the Chowan Teaching Gallery in Green Hall. The students are Mike Bames of Como, Ronald Bishop of Winton, and Greg Vaughan and Mike Bynmi of Murfreesboro. The purpose of the exhibition is to seek out talent on the high school level and give it ex posure to the public in gaUery and press, ac cording to David Parker, director of Chowan’s Division of Art. Helms Portrait Presented A portrait of U. S. Senator Jesse Helms was presented to Chowan College recent ly by his wife. The portrait will hang in the lobby of Helms Center, named for the Senator, o Baptist layman. Assisting Mrs. Helms were Dr. B. Franklin Lowe, Jr., Dean of the College, (right), and Ben C. Sutton, Business Manager. Visitor Chats with Young Swimmers During Mrs. Jesse Helms' visit to the campus to present a portrait of her husband, she paused to talk with Donnie and Melody Overton of Ahoskie, who were taking swimming lessons in the Helms Center swimming pool. Listening to the conversa tion is Dean B. Franklin Lowe, Jr. PAGE TWO THE CHOWANIAN
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