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THE BRUNSWICK BEACON, Thunday, June 11,1887 Page 8-A
Students Make UNC-Wilmington List
Gilreaths Win Yard Of Month Honors
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The Loug Bay Garden Club last week presented Yard
Of Tlie Month honors lor June to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
GOreath of 0 Raeford Street, Ocean Isle Beach. In
keeping with the club’s beautification effort throughout
the county, a crape myrtle tree was presented to the
Gilreaths. Club member Doris OUvito, left, also
presented a certificate of award to the GOreatbs.
STUDENTS IN THE NEWS
Thirty-nine Brunswick County
students have been named to the spr
ing semester dean’s list at the
University of North Carolina at
Wilmington, according to college
spokesman Mimi Cunningham.
The students, by locale, are as
follows:
•Ash—William Scott Dutton, Route
1.
•Bolivia—Joseph E. Curlott III,
Route 1.
•Calabash—John Murphy.
•Shallotte—Harold Conrad Brad
shaw Jr., Route 6; Tony Bradford
Cheers, Route 3; Bruce W. Dillard;
and Andrew Weldon Mayes, Route 3.
•Sunset Beach—Kelley Frink.
•Supply—John David Dawson,
Route 2; Donald Marcus Ennis,
Route 1; Cheryl Harrell Howard,
Route 3; Howard Burton Rose,
Holden Beach; Betty Lynn Sellers,
Route 2.
•Wlnnabow—Cindy Ann Campbell,
Route 1; Timothy J. McGinn, Route
1; Sonya Denise Walton, Route 1.
•Leland—Teny Dean Pope, Route
2; Jennifer Ruth Roberts, Route 3;
Robert Lee Scoggins, Leland; Janey
Lynn Sturtz, Route 4; Carol Arnold
Wilson, Route 4; William Jadtson
Harris II; Diana Stanley Holland,
Route 2; Belinda Amy Jacobs, Route
3; Paula Coker Bloodworth; Cheryl
Anne Chauncey, Route 4; Cynthia
Darlene Collins, Route 4.
•Yaupon Beach—Deborah Womble
Barbee; Eric RandaU Beacliam.
•Caswell Beach—Margaret Ruth
Williams.
•Long Beach—Rosemary Whetzel
Moore.
•Southport-Konda Lee Caster;
Keenan Eric Jones; Tamera P. Le
Gette, Route 5; Allison Teresa
Lewis; Teresa Rene McNeill.
To make the dean’s list a student
must make no grade less than B and
earn a gradepoint average of 3.5 or
better if taking 12 to 14 hours or 3.2 or
beter If taking 15 or more hours.
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Eight Make Southeastern Honor List
Eight Brunswick County students
are included on the spring quarter
achievement list at Southeastern
Community College in Chadbourn,
with averages of 3,25 or better on at
least 12 hours ot work.
Earning a 4.0 were Freda King
Babson, Ash, associate degree nurs
ing program; Peggy Dennis Reeves,
Shallotte, early childhood associate
program; Amanda Lee Pierce,
Shallotte, cosmetology program; and
, Steven Bryan O’Steen, Leland, elec-
triclal en^eering.
Also listed, with gradepoint
averages of 3.5 or higher, are Eldith
mSCheryl Bennett, Sheila Morgan
Jenrette and Shelia Pearl Vaught, all
‘ of Shallotte, college transfer pro
gram; and Tommy Martin Cribb,
Ash, air conditioning, heating and
refrigeration.
Earn ECU Degrees
Three Brunswick County students
received degrees in May 9 com
mencement exercises at East
Carolina University in Greenville.
They are Kelly Smith Safrih of
Sunset Beach, B.S. in housing; Andre
Lemeac Minor, doctor (rf medicine.
Boiling Spring Lakes; and Edward
Marvin McKeithan, Route 2, Bolivia,
B.S. in nursing.
Willis Listed
Senior Anne Renee Willis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Willis
of Shallotte, attained the spring
semester chancellor’s list at the
University of North Carolina at
Charlotte.
To quality, a student must earn a
quality point average of 3.60, with no
■ welcane addition to any hcane
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grade below C, taking at least 12
semester hours of study.
To Study Conservation
Philip Jeffrey Russ, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Russ of Shallotte,
will represent the Brunswick Soil and
Water Conservation District in
Raleigh June 21-26 at the 23rd
Resource Conservation Workshop.
He is one of more than 80 rising
high school juniors and seniors who
will study the management of
wildlife, soils, forest and watersheds
at N.C. State University and sites in
Wake County.
Russ’s interest Ls in learning to
preserve topsoil.
On CFTi List
Eighteen students from Brunswick
County attained the spring quarter
dean's list at Cape Fear Technical In
stitute In Wilmington.
They are Joanne W. Bailey, Jeffery
A. Brendle, Judy F. Carroll, Cassan
dra A. Cobbs, Richard A. Femicci,
David C. Franks, Renita J. Hender
son, George G. Irving Jr.,
Christopher C. King, Michelle A.
Milligan, George W. Noil, Sherry L.
Newman, Ronnie S. Norton, Ronald
R. Pridgen, Lawrence D. Skipper,
Sharon C. Townsend, Tracy M.
Tucker and Christine Waddell.
Wins Award
Barbara Williams, a student at
East Carolina University, has been
named a Nationai Collegiate Award
winner in business education by the
United States Achievement Academy
and wrill appear in its yearbook.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W.H. Williams of BoUvia.
Causey Interns
Joseph Causey, a rising senior at
Duke University, Ls working with the
North Carolina Coastal Fedei al as an
intern research associate this sum
mer.
He began work May 6 and will worit
with the citizens interest group for 10
weeks. Tlirough his internship he is
to help the nonprofit organization in
its efforts to involve citizens in deci
sions about how coastal resources
should be managed.
A public policy studies and
economics major, Causey is the son
of B. J. and Eloise Causey of Shallotte
Point and a graduate of West
Brunswick High School
Earns Degree
Master Sgt James M. Laviska has
been awarded an associate degree in
applied science by the Community
College of the Air Force.
The son of Mike and Genieve M.
Laviska of Long Beach, he is a
strategic aircraft maintenance
technician in West Germany with the
740th Aircraft Generation Squadron.
On Dean's List
I.aurie Ann Hegler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Hegler of
Route 5, Southport, has been named
to the spring semester dean’s list at
Meredith College in Raleigh.
She earned a gradepoint average of
at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale, completing
at least 12 semester hours of
coursework and passing all courses
taken at Meredith.
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