For Who s Who Listing
Outstanding students cited
The 1984 edition of WHO’S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES
will include the name^ of 33
students from Chowan College who
have been selected as national
outstanding campus leaders.
Campus nominating committees
and editors of the annual directory
have included the names of these
students based on their academic
achievement, service to the com
munity, leadership in extracur
ricular activities and potential for
continued success.
They join an elite group of
students from more than 1,500 in
stitutions of higher learning in all
50 states, the District of Columbia
and several foreign nations.
Students named this year from
Chowan College are;
Abdul Hamed Ansari of
Pakistan; Lorie Lynette Boone of
Gates, NC, a graduate of Gates
County High; Dara Leigh Boyles of
Archdale, NC, a graduate of Trini
ty High; Tracy Lyn Brett of Mur
freesboro, NC, a graduate of
Ridgecroft; Eric Lee Brown of
Benson, NC, a graduate of South
Johnston: Marilyn Elaine Brown
of Wilmington, NC, a graduate of
John T. Hoggard; Lisa Joyce
Carden of Murfreesboro NC, a
graduate of Murfreesboro High.
Laurie Beth Cowan of Ahoskie,
NC, a graduate of Bertie Senior
High; Carolyn Virginia Cross of
Ahoskie, NC, a graduate of
Ahoskie High; Laura Kathryn
Crum of Norcross, GA, a graduate
of Woodbridge Senior High; Wendy
Sue DeMa,o of Murfressboro, NC, a
graduate of Ridgecroft; Kay
Deevon Dixon of Chesapeake, VA,
a graduate ol Great Bridge; John-
nas Lynn Hall of Henderson, NC, a
graduate of Vance Senior High;
Shari Lynn Harris of Mur
freesboro, NC, a graduate of Mur
freesboro High; Lisa Mae Jones of
Chesapeake, VA, a graduate of
Great Bridge; Eric Paul Kaiser of
Chesapeake, VA, a graduate of
Western Branch High.
Robert Todd Kelley of Sterling,
VA, a graduate of Parkview; Tam
my Kaye Kiger of Oxford, NC, a
graduate of J.F. Webb; Jerome
Arclue Lamonds, Jr. of Candor,
NC, a graduate of East Mon
tgomery; Toni Lynette Lassiter of
Murfreesboro, NC, a graduate of
Murfreesboro High; Patricia
Phyllis Little of Mt. Gilead, NC, a
graduate of West Montgomery;
Gregg Frartklin Lowe of Mur
freesboro NC, a graduate of Mur
freesboro High.
Paul Calvin Pearce of Mur
freesboro NC, a graduate of Mur
freesboro High; Angela Yvette
Pike of Murfreesboro, NC, a
graduate of Ridgecroft; Deatrice
Heleen Slade of Ahoskie, NC, a
graduate of Ahoskie High; Paul
Gerard Smith of Castleton, NY, a
graduate of Columbia High;
Michael Brent Sutton of Mur
freesboro, NC, a graduate of
Sanderson High.
Marcia Ellen Taylor of Mur
freesboro, NC, a graduate of Mur
freesboro High; Tammy Ann
Taylor of Bishopville, MD, a
graduate of Stephen Decatur;
Michel Lynn Thomas of Richmond,
VA, a graduate of L.C. Bird;
Katherine Lynne Todd of Castle
Hayne, NC, a graduate of L.A.
Laney; Gloria Ann Vaughan of
Murfreesboro, NC, a graduate of
Northampton County High; and
Charles Albert Zucker of Roanoke
Rapids, NC, a graduate of Roanoke
Rapids High.
The National Society of Public
Accountants Scholarship Founda
tion has awarded 32 scholarships in
the amount of $600 each for the
1983-84 academic year. Chowan
students are eligible to apply for
future scholarships, accor^ng to
Thomas Ruffin, Department of
Business Chairman.
The Scholarship Foundation was
formed in 1969 by the National
Society’s Board of Governors in
order to encourage high caliber in
dividuals to select public accoun
ting as a career. During the past 14
years over 330 scholarships have
been awarded. The Foundation
receives the majority of its funds
through individual contributions
from the 17,000 members of the Na
tional Society of Public Accoun
tants and from affiliated state
organizations.
Special Awards,
In announcing the 32 winners,
Leslie S. Shapiro, chairman of the
NSPA Scholarship Foundation
stated that the recipients of this
year’s scholarship awards were
selected to provide recognition to
students at both two year and four
year schools. Seventeen of the 32
recipients will be attending two
year schools and 15 will be atten
ding four year schools.
The Foundation presented a
special “Charles H. Earp
Memorial Scholarship Award” to
the applicant judged to be the most
outstanding in competition with ac
counting students from across the
nation. The award honors the
memory to the late Charles H.
Earp who served as President of
the National Society in 1980-81.
The recipient of the 1983-84 Earp
Memorial Award is Lee Ann Day of
Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Ms. Day is a
student at Hendrix College in Con
way, Arkansas. In addition to the
$600 scholarship award, Ms. Day
will receive an additional $200 and
a plaque designating her as the
recipient of the Earp Memorial
Award.
The final winners were selected
from over 1,000 students who sub
mitted applications to the founda
tion. All applicants were judged for
scholastic achievement, financial
need, and demonstrated leader
ship ability.
A
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Collins receives award
Clifton S. Collins, director of financial aid at Chowan College,
looks at the distinguished service award he received at the on-
nual meeting of the North Carolina Association of Financial Aid
Administrators. The Association recognized five of its members
tor distinguished service through the years. This is the first time
the Association has made the award. An Emporia, Vo. native,
Collins is a post president of the Association and served on the
Board of Directors of the Southern Association of Student Finan
cial Aid Administrators.
Chowan students eligible
for accounting grants
Noted professor conducts services
Dr. Dale Moody, center, senior professor of
Chrlstion Theology at Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky., com
pleted an active week In Murfreesboro by ser
ving as guest speaker for the annual Bible
Study Institute, sponsored jointly by Chowan
and the Sunday School Department of the
Baptist State Convention of North Carolina.
The Institute was attended by some 100 area
Baptist pastors and other church leaders who
met in Marks Hall auditorium. Dr. Moody also
led the annual observance of Campus
Evangelism Week for the members of the col
lege community and was the revival speaker
at Murfreesboro Baptist Church. He is shown
with Chaplain R. Hargus Taylor, left, and the
Rev. Thomas Caulkins, pastor of Mur
freesboro Baptist Church, who together coor
dinated the activities.
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