PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
27 Brunswick
County Students Make
UNC-W Dean's List
Twenty-seven students from
Brunswick County have been named
to the fall semester 1990 dean's list
at the University of North Carolina
at Wilmington.
They earned a grade point average
of 3.5 or better while taking 12 to 14
hours of credit, or a GPA of 3.2 or
better while taking 15 or more credit
hours, with no grade less than a B.
They are as follows: Rahn Ellis
Adams, Cheryl Lynn Evans, Wil
liam Roger Hughes, Michael Dale
McLamb and Vicky Ellen Wright,
Shallotte; Mary Ann Pragel, Sunset
Beach; Wanda Cheatham Feldt,
Holdcn Beach; Donna McClanahan
Long, Winnabow; Robert Lee Mar
lowe and Jennifer Rcnee Wescott,
Bolivia; Shirley Rose Pait, Sandy
Creek;
Also, Nona Batson, Baker, Sue
Bordeaux Bollinger, Tina Renee
Butler, Susan Garncttc Guyton,
Sheila Kay Klutz, Janey Lynn
Sturtz, Carole Dutton Williams and
Wendy Gay Williams, Leland;
Carolyn Paule Busse, Village of
Bald Head Island; and Kimberly
Ann Garrett, Keenan Eric Jones,
Sarah Lee Kirby, Nancy Shry Renn,
Seth Aric Sjostrom and Kristcl
Michelle Wallin, Southport
Makes Chancellor's List
Barbara Foehrkolb of Shallotte
has been named to the fall 1990
chancellor's list at USC Coastal
Carolina College.
Chancellor's list students must
earn a 4.0 grade point average and
take at least 12 credit hours of
coursework.
USC Coastal Carolina College is
a four-year campus of the Univer
sity of South Carolina and is located
in Conway, S.C.
Kelly Reappointed
Dave Kelly of Southport, chair
man of the Brunswick Community
College Board of Trustees, has been
reappointed to
North Carolini
ans for Com
munity Col
leges.
The purpose
sm ? of the group,
** which includes
58 civic and
mr business leaders,
is to build stale -
KELLY wide support for
the Commission on the Future of
North Carolina's Community Col
lege System report. Gaining the
Competitive Edge.
The Commission recommended
that the General Assembly provide
an additional $135 million annually
to the community college system, to
raise its funding to the national av
erage. In the 1990-91 state budget
community colleges receive only
seven cents of every dollar the state
spends on education
Teachers Honored
West Brunswick High School has
chosen Craig Morris of Shallotte
and Cheri Skaggs of Sunset Beach
as employees of the month for
February.
Morris has been band director at
WBHS and
Waccamaw
Elementary
School for four
years. The bands
have played for
community, ath
letic and school
functions under
his direction.
Morris also
morris helped organize
WBHS's annual "Moo Doo Day."
He is a member of the Shallotte
Volunteer Rescue Squad and Camp
United Methodist Cjiurch.
Ms. Skaggs teaches music educa
tion at WBHS
and Waccamaw
Elementary. She
has directed the
school chorus at
the N.C. Oyster
Festival at Sea
side and on local
television ap
pearances. She
attends Living -KArr
Faith Church, SKAGGS
where she sings and plays the saxo
phone.
Jenrette Graduates
Verncssa A. Jenrcttc of Shallotte
recently graduated from Faycueville
State University at the university's
first winter commencement, held
Dec. 18, 1990.
Yeager Selected
Greg Yeager, son of George and
Audrey Yeager of Ash, has been
named band person of the week for
the West Brunswick High School
Band.
A junior who plays trumpet, Yea
ger was chosen for selling a superb
example in the band.
Earns UNC-CH Degree
Steven Joseph Greenwood of
Route 2, Supply, has been awarded
a bachelor of arts degree in English
from the University of North Caro
lina at Chapel Hill.
He completed requirements dur
ing the fall 1990 semester and was
recognized at a Dec. 9 program in
Memorial Hall.
UNC-CH Lists Seven
Seven Brunswick County stu
dents have attained the fall semester
1990 dean's list at tnc University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
They are Kelly Leanne Ward,
S h a 1 1 o 1 1 c ;
Becky Nicole
King, Ash; Sam
Gus Stathos,
Calabash; Jen
nifer Ruth Rob
erts and Stef
fany Kendra
Batson, Leland;
and Deborah
Lynn Formydu
val and Free- KING
man Edward Kirby Jr., Southport.
To earn a place on the list, stu
dents must attain a 3.2 gradepoint
average on a 4.0 scale while taking
15 or more letter grade credit hours,
or a 3.5 average while taking at
least 12 letter grade hours, with no
grade below a C.
Driver Selected
Cynthia Marlowe of Ash has
been selected as January bus driver
of the month at
West Brunswick
High School.
Ms. Marlowe
drives school
bus No. 33 in
the Ash com
munity. She was
chosen for the
honor based on
her considera
tion for students Marlowe
and on the job performance.
She is a 1976 graduate of WBHS
and is married to John A. Marlowe.
Their son, Jerome, is a junior at
WBHS and plays on the varsity bas
ketball team. She is a member of
Little Prong Missionary Baptist
Church.
Eighteen Students Nominated
To Attend Governor's School
Brunswick County Schools have
nominated 18 students to attend
Governor's School this summer ?
six in academic areas and 12 in the
arts, Mary Wolf, pupil-personnel
services director.
Those selected will participate in
a state-sponsored, six-week residen
tial study program for outstanding
academically gifted students at ei
ther Salem College or St Andrews
College.
LETINO GRISSETT
From West Brunswick High,
county nominees and their areas are
Perty Grissett, sophomore, science;
and Lee Letino, sophomore, art.
From North Brunswick High the
nominees are Charlie Edward
Speight, sophomore, and Malik
James Flamer, junior, math; and
Margaret Christina Dees, sopho
more, instrumental music.
From South Brunswick the nomi
nees arc Ronald Brown II, sopho
more, science; Kathryn Smith, ju
nior, social studies; Terri Smith, ju
nior, science; Karen Blackmon,
Leland Town Boar
Leland Town Council has hired
its first paid employee.
Joyce Bragg, deputy clerk for
New Hanover County, has been
chosen to serve as Leland's first
paid clerk.
On Feb. 19 Mrs. Bragg will re
place Dean Roberts, who is serving
as the town's unpaid volunteer
clerk. Jane Crowder will continue
as Leland's unpaid part-time deputy
clerk.
Mrs. Bragg is a director of the
N.C. Association of County Clerks
and past president of the local chap
ter of Professional Secretaries Inter
national.
She has worked for New Hanover
County for more than nine years
and will continue as deputy clerk on
a part-time basis until July 1, when
the Leland position will become a
sophomore, dance; Christen Walker,
sophomore, art; John Midgctt, soph
omore, art; Jacqueline Cromurtie,
junior, drama; Keith Fullwood, soph
omore, instrumental music; Caroline
Fletcher, junior, dance; Jamie Big
ford, junior, art; and Jason Lanier,
Sherry Simmons and Kcrri Knight,
sophomores, choral music.
Winners will be notified in April.
At least two Brunswick County stu
dents, and possibly more, will be in
vited to attend a Governor's School.
In addition to exploring contem
porary issues in their area of con
centration, students also participate
in studies of philosophy, epistemol
ogy, ethics and aes'heics, and self
in society.
Students could be nominated in
any of 1 1 area areas of academics or
the performing arts. Statewide, 800
rising high school juniors and se
niors will be chosen for the pro
gram.
All nominees are required to meet
minimum eligibility requirements,
garnering a minimum number of
points based on academic perfor
mance and performance on standar
dized tests. Also, students nominat
ed in the performing arts must audi
tion at the state level. Brunswick
County was allowed to nominate six
students in academic areas and 12 in
the performing arts.
The county nominees were se
lected from among 55 students
d Hires First Clerk
full-time job.
Mayor Russell Baldwin said Le
land is fortunate to find someone
with Mrs. Bragg's experience for
the town's first paid employee. "We
had 18 outstanding applicants,"
Baldwin said. "Mrs. Bragg's experi
ence gave her the edge."
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nominated by their high school.
Others nominated by their
schools included, from West Bruns
wick, Jacob Hugg, Wcndi Moore
and Naaman Rachels; from North
Brunswick, Vonlyn Johnson; and
from South Brunswick, Denny
Blakenship, Tasha Sellers, Melissa
Love, Shcrri Parrish, Tamara John
son, Shawn Cavcndcr, Cara Spen
cer, Tracey Young, Heather Caylor,
Christie Wordcn, James Simon Jr.,
Tina Reynolds, Jennifer Rivcnbark,
Cynthia Rivcnbark, Dcnisc Stid
ham, Thomas Fritchcy, Gina Essey,
Christie Hali, Kizmit Nadine
Brown, Amanda Brittain, Melissa
Karriker, Ingrid Reaves, Cydney
Cowan, Ralph Church Jr., Kelly
Pfaff, Christina Thomas, Michael
Williams, Michael Wescott, Jessica
Ezzel, John Shannon, James Dail
and Ashley Summerlin.
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Students Honored
Four Brunswick County residents
have been named to the dean's list
for the 1990 fall semester at Camp
bell University at Buies Creek.
Area students who made the list
include Jonathan Craig Fogle and
Karen Theresa Lominac of Shalloitc
and Daryl Wayne Trexler of South
port. They each earned a grade point
average of at least 3.25 while com
pleting 12 or more semester hours.
Angela D. Tennant of Shalloitc
has been named to the dean's list of
the Campbell University School of
Pharmacy for the 19W fall semester.
To make the dean's list in the
school of pharmacy, she had to
achieve a grade point average of 4 0
in the professional program.
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