Nine Nominated To
Governor's School
Nine Brunswick County high
school students have been nomi
nated to attend North Carolina
Governor's School, a slate-spon
sored summer residential acade
mic program for talented stu
dents.
Students attend the all-expens
es paid program at one of two
college campuses, St. Andrews
College in Laurinburg or Salem
College in Winston-Salem. They
participate in courses related to
their area of nomination as well
as general classes aimed at de
veloping thinking, creativity and
leadership skills.
Four students from South
Brunswick and one student each
from West Brunswick and North
Brunswick were nominated in
the area of academics, while two
North Brunswick High and one
South Brunswick high student
were nominated in the perform
ing arts.
The students arc as follows,
said Lorene Williams, who ad
ministers the schools' exception
al children's program: Madonna
Gausc, West; Lee Ann Eagle,
Danny Holy field, Justin Rohde
and Jeffrey Simon, South; and
Mark Mitchell, North, academ
ics; and Si Yong Lee and
Rhonda Clcmmons, North, and
Jennifer Hardee, South, arts.
Learn More
About 'Whole
Language'
Want to know more about the
"whole language" approach being
used in Brunswick County elemen
tary and middle grade classrooms?
Coastal Carolina College near
Conway, S.C., will offer a live, in
teractive videoconfcrcncc for educa
tors and parents Saturday, Feb. 27,
from 11 am. to 2:30 p.m. in the
Graduate and Continuing Education
Building, Room 003.
Cost is SI5 and includes lunch
and an information packet. Regist
ration deadline is Wednesday, Feb.
24.
"Moving into and Moving With
Whole Language" focuses on the
whole language classroom. It will
include topics such as the look and
design ol the room, strategies used
by experienced whole language
teachers and curriculum design. The
program includes more than 75 min
utes of video footage of whole lan
guage classrooms.
The viewing audience will have
the opportunity to call in questions
during the program to speakers Do
rothy Watson, College of Education,
University of Missouri, and Jerry
Harstc, president-elect of The
Whole Language Umbrella.
For more information or to regis
ter, contact the Graduate and Con
tinuing Education office at 803-448
1481 or 803-347-3161, Ext. 2672.
Program Review
Slated Feb. 11
Programs focusing on youth at
risk will be reviewed for possible
funding support for 1993-1994
when the Community Based Alter
native Task Force meeLs Feb. 11.
The meeting will be held at 1:30
p.m. in Room 113 of the Brunswick
County Courthouse in Bolivia.
For more information contact Bud
Thorscn at 253-4415 or Betty Buck
at 253-4060.
BCC Announces Honor Roll Students For Fall '92
Brunswick Community College
has announced us honor rolls for the
1992 fall quarter. Students with
grade-point averages between 3.5
and 4.0 on a scale of 4.0, listed by
town of residence, are as follows:
ASH
Chrisuna Johnson and Kasondra
Berkley, business administration:
Bonita Brown, business computer
programming; Jesse Evans, electron
ics engineering technology student ;
Terry Noms, general education.
BOLIVIA
Christie Newman. J wan tana Gam
dcr. and Delons Jones, business ad
ministration; JcrTy McCrary. business
computer programming; Matthew
Bowiing and Karen Crisco. electron
ics engineering technology; and
Tammie Williams, genera) education.
BOLTON
Kathcnnc Graham, administrative
office technology.
CALABASH
Raymond Andrews, A/C. Healing
& Refrigeration; Cameron Tucker,
business administration: Julie Trout,
business computer programming;
Patricia Andreotti. practical nursing.
CASWELL BKACH
Michelle Carteret, business ad
ministration; Michael Kemp, gener
al education.
HICKORY
Leigh Watts, practical nursing.
HOLDEN BEACH
Aleta Rhodes, general education.
JACKSONVILLE
Cindy Levasseur, cosmetology.
LAKE WACCAMAW
James Dallas, electronics engine
ering technology.
LELAND
Vera Faircloth and Nancy Mc
Crary, administrative office technol
ogy; Maureen Capczza and Amy
Cumbee, business administration;
Deborah King and Kris L. Klutz,
business computer programming;
Lori Harris and Joey Johnson, cos
metology; Maruc Raleigh, Myrtle
Gancy, and Buren HarTclson, gener
al education.
LONG BEACH
Sheri Whitman, administrative of
fice technology; Robin McKcithan,
Kim D. Jones, and Barbara Polan
ski, business administration; Maria
Brogan, Joann Bowden, anil Lorida
Moscr, business computer program
ming; Terri Griffic and Dwane
Mitchiner, Jr., electronics engineer
ing technology; Michael Raby, Sha
ron Barnes, and Jennifer Howard,
general cducauon.
OCEAN ISLE BEACH
Alice Mussclwhitc, business ad
ministration; Grady Johnson, busi
ness computer programming; Nata
lie St. John and Kimberly Morris,
cosmetology.
RALEIGH
Robert Young, basic law enforce
ment training.
SANKORI)
Kclli Blakcly, general education.
SHALLOTTE
Teresa Walton and Gwendolyn
Hill, administrative office tcchnolo
gy; Tonuia Jones, business adminis
tration; Teresa Fowler, Samuel
Thomas, Deborah Ford, and Delena
Stout, business computer program
ming; Kristi Malonee-Moshoure and
Dianne Tripp, cosmetology; Mary
McLaurin, Ira Kincaid, Doreen
Alloway, and Harold Bland, general
education; Victoria Browning. Gen
eral Office; Susan Bennett, practical
nursing; Bruce Ware, recreational
grounds management technology.
SOUTHPORT
Stephen Briggs, basic law enforce
ment training; Teresa Parker. Judy
Brown, and Lynctte Lawrcnce, busi
ness computer programming; Rebec
ca L. Akers, cosmetology; Pamela
Cumbee, James Young Jr.. Charles
Balilwin, and Sherri Pairish, general
education; Ronda Britton, nursing as
sistant Level II; Beverly Fitzgerald
and Wendy Dail, practical nursing;
Robin Walcott, real estate.
SUNSET BEACH
Elizabeth Quiglcy. general educa
tion.
SUPPLY
Lorraine Clemmons and Jan Carl
ton, administrative office technolo
gy; Sandra Whitesides. Dcbra Me
lendrcs. Brent Varnam, Donna
Clemmons, and Diane Mooncy, bus
iness administration; Jacqueline
Smigici, business computer pro
gramming; Elayna Wallcy, cosme
tology; Linda Lee, Kclli Childress
and Mark Lavgisch, general educa
tion; Julia Hayes and Tanya Pitman,
general office; William Clocr, nurs
ing assistant Level II; George
Swain, recreational grounds man
agement technology.
WILMINGTON
Becky Souther, administrative of
fice technology; Antony Key, basic
law enforcement training; James
Maroldt, business computer Pro
gramming; Rosemary Scofield and
Sondra Hunter, cosmetology; Char
les Womblc Jr. and Benjamin
Brown, clcctronics engineering tech
nology; Carol Hazlcgrovc, Beverly
Tyler, Tijuania B. Hansen, Sandra
Summers and Deborah Lanier, prac
tical nursing.
WINNABOW
Cynthia Weary, business adminis
tration; Karen Thompson and Chris
Strange, business computer program
ming; Donna Sullivan, general educa
tion; Lily Galloway, tractical nursing.
YAUPON BEACH
Cheryl Parker, general education
student.
Students with grade-point aver
ages between 3.0 and 3.49 arc as
follows:
ASH
Greta Stout, cosmetology; Ronald
Gore, electronic engineering tech
nology; Adam Evans, recreational
grounds management technology.
BOLIVIA
Clinton Knox, automotive me
chanics; Charles Davis, Burnice
Stevenson, and Consuella Douglas,
business administration; Jeffrey
Phelps, business computer program
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Tonya Creech, general education
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It OLDEN BEACH
Erika Hickman, medical record
ecchnology.
KUREBEACH
Julie Andrews, cosmetology.
LELAND
Angela Rattley, administrative of
fice technology; Brodie Leonard,
automotive mechanics; Joel Costen,
basic law enforcement training; San
dy Moore and Joanna Moore, cos
metology; John L. Brown, genera!
education: Shelby Bragg, nursing
assistant Level II; and Shona Turner,
practical nursing.
LONG BEACH
Michael Ryan, business computer
programming; Gayle Ward, business
administration; Brandy Barcomb,
cosmetology; Daron Knox and Sam
uel Sharp, electronic engineering
technology; Robin Knise, Noreen
Lyston, and Kim Masscngill, gener
al education.
LONGWOOD
Julie Ward, business administra
tion.
OCEAN ISLE BEACH
Johnny Landrum, general educa
tion.
RIEGLEWOOD
Elizabeth Harrcison, general edu
cation.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK
Christina Newton, nursing assis
tant Level 11.
SHALLOTTE
Suzanne Cain and Jcffcry John
son, basic law enforcement training;
Teresa Smith and Crystal Tripp,
business administration; Wilfredo
Conez; cosmetology; Donald Clem
mons and Kathleen C.-ccn, electron
ic engineering technology; William
Carte, Sarah Edwards, Chad Gray,
Amber Grissett, Kathcrine Kincer,
Toni Laston, and Jody LcBlanc,
general education; Bobbie Taylor,
nursing assistant Level II; April
Perry, practical nursing; and Linda
Dcmattics, recreational grounds
management technology.
SOUTHPORT
Sheila Yandlc, business computer
programming; Melissa Cribb, gener
al education; Montana Ray, general
office; Cynthia McLean, nursing as
sistant Level 11; and Pauline Creech
and Lisa Crisp, general education.
SUNSET BEACH
Randy Wcddlc, business comput
cr programming; Angel Panos, cos
metology.
SUPPLY
Nancy Noycs, administrative of
fice technology; Thomas Mclntyre
and James Prince, basic law enforce
ment training: Ladeira Hankins,
business computer programming;
Rhonda Rabon, cosmetology;
Shawn Ferguson and Betty Piper,
electronic engineering technology;
Hah Beth ZetUemoyer, general edu
cation; Jason Dosher, Malissa El
kins, Laurel Hcwett, and Krisinda
Skipper, general education; Angela
Ramsey, practical nursina.
WILMINGTON
Laura Crane and Jack c Hunts
man, basic law enforcement train
ing: Fclccia Bails, cosmetology; and
Susan Loach, practical nursing.
WINNABOW
Viola Taylor, administrative of
fice technology; Kevin Hamel, basic
law enforcement training; Lisa Mc
rant, business computer program
ming; Charles Pclham and Marietta
Peterson, business administration;
Jennifer Norton, cosmetology; Mic
hael Allen, electronic engineering
technology; and Rachel Smith, prac
tical nursing.
YAUPON BEACII
Jonathan Tatum, electronic engi
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Clayton To Be Guest For
Black Leadership Caucus
Keynote speaker tor the 7ih
Congressional District Black Lead
ership Caucus KHh annual banquet
will be Congresswoman Eva Clay
ton of the lsl
Congressional
District.
The banquet
will be Feb. 5 at
the Chestnut
Civic Building
in Tabor City
from 7-9 p.m.
Clayton is a
native of War
CLAYTON rcnlon .jhj lhc
first black female from North Caro
lina to be clcctcd to the U.S. House
of Representatives serving the 1st
Congressional District. She serves
on Die Agriculture and Small Busi
ness committees.
The 7th Congressional District
Black Leadership Caucus has elect
ed Rev. Wayman Kirkfman of St.
Pauls as its chairman.
The banquet will honor Helen E.
Gamble as a lifelong member and
worker for the caucus. Gamble is al
so a former chair of the 7th Con
gressional District Democratic Par
ty
The 7th Congressional District
Black Leadership Caucus meets on
the first Saturday of each month to
discuss issues relative to the com
munity, local, state and federal gov
ernment.
Tickets for the event are S10.
GED Tests Set At Three Sites
Adults interested in obtaining a
high school equivalency diploma
(GED) can take the required tests
during February at any of Bruns
wick Community College's three
campuses.
All tests except that essay or writ
ing skills test will be offered at the
main campus on U.S. 17 Business
north of Supply Tuesday, Feb. 9,
from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and again
Tuesday, Feb. 16, from 5 p.m. to 9
p.m.
The same tests will be offered at
the Southport campus, on North Lord
Street, Thursday, Feb. 18, from 5
p.m. to 9 p.m. The writing skills last
is offered at the Southport campus to
day (Feb. 4) from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
All of the GED tests, including
writing, arc offered at BCC's Leland
Industrial Park campus Wednesday,
Feb. 10, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Any
of the tests except the writing exam,
may also be uiken at the Leland
campus Wednesday, Feb. 24, from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The industrial park
is loeated on U.S. 74-76 at Leland.
Also, BCC offers free classes to
prepare for the GED and students
are welcome to begin their studies at
any time. In addition, individual
help in preparing for the CiED is
available at the college learning lab
on the main campus. Hours arc X
a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through
Thursday and drop-ins arc welcome.
For more information on the GED
tests or classes, contact BCC at 754
69(X), 343-0203 or 457-6329.
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