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CAISON RECEIVES LARGEST 4-H SCHOLARSHIP EVER
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Students Reap Recognition For Achievements, Service
BY SUSAN USHER
Wcsl Brunswick High
School seniors reaped
awards for scholastic
achievements and service to their
school and community at the senior
awards program last Thursday mo
rning.
Amy Caison, who plans to major
in mechanical engineering at N.C.
State University, received a SI,500
4-H Scholarship, the largest ever
given in Brunswick County, accord
ing to Extension Director Milton
Coleman, and a 51,300 scholarship
from the Shallotte Junior Woman's
Club.
She was one of six students to re
ceive a scholarship from the South
Brunswick Islands Rotary Club. She
and Michael Keith Holden each re
ceived SI,000 awards, while Maria
Turner, Kristy Poulos, Emily Gore
and April Cumbcc each received
S500 awards. Caison also received a
SI,000 scholarship from the Shal
lotte Masonic Lodge and a National
Merit Scholarship Commendation
for her performance on standardized
tests.
Lester Todd and Dorothy Black
burn received Brunswick Comm
unity College Presidential Scholar
ships from the Brunswick Comm
unity College Foundation. Todd,
who plans to enter the new recre
ational grounds management pro
gram at BCC, also received the S600
Grace T. Keziah Humanitarian
Award, given in honor of the late
guidance counselor; a $600 Horti
culture Award from Long Bay Gar
den Club; and was the first student
to receive a S250 scholarship from
the Carolina Shores Garden Club.
He also received curriculum awards
as outstanding turf management and
horticulture student.
Kathleen Jacobs, Area 3 Director
of the N.C. Association of Rescue
Squads, presented a $12,000 schol
arship to Douglas Ward, the son of a
Coastline Volunteer Rescue Squad
member. This is the first association
scholarship won by a local student
Hope Varnam received the Ame
rican Patriotism award presented by
the Shallotte Lodge, Woodmen of
the World.
April Cumbee, who plans to at
tend Gardner-Webb University, also
received a future teacher's scholar
ship presented by the local chapter
of Alpha Delta Kappa, a teacher's
honorary.
Emily Gore also was recognized
for S500 received for advancing in
the Morehcad Scholarship Award
program, UNC-Chapcl Hill.
Derrick Weaver was honored for
his bandsmanship with the Richard
Lancaster Service Award, a memori
al award presented by the South
Brunswick Islands Rotary Club.
Additional awards were presented
as follows.
Science: Keith Holden, physics;
Scan Hughes, chemistry; Scan
Hughes, Emily Gore, Amy Caison
and Dorothy Blackburn, science lab
assistants.
Math: Sean Hughes, outstanding
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DOUG I AS WARD (right) accepts a scholarship from the N.C. As
sociation of Rescue Squads from Kathleen Jacobs, Area J director.
LESTER TODD and Dorothy Blackburn are Brunswick Comm
unity College Presidential Scholarship winners. BCC Foundation
President Joe Stanley (center) presented the awards.
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ROTARY CLUB Scholarship winners (from left) April Cumbee, Emily Gore, Amy Caison, Keith Holden, Kristy Poulos and Maria Turner
each also claimed additional awards last Thursday.
math student; Tamika Cotton, high
est Algebra II average; and Keith
Holden, computer math.
Foreign Language: Rachel
Swain, Spanish I; Trina Masscy,
Spanish II; Elizabeth Trapp, Latin I;
Hope Varnam, Latin II; Michelle
Grantham, French II.
English/Journal ism/Dram a:
Matthew Pait and Ivannia Aguilar,
Most Improved English; Maria
Turner, Advanced Placement Eng
lish; Deanna Stanley, SAT prepara
tion; Robin Hewett, drama; Suzanne
Jones, journalism; Jenny Judah and
Heather Home, yearbook.
Social Studies: Sean Hughes,
highest average in core subjects;
Rachel Stanley, three years' scrvice
as aide.
Art: Chris Stanley, Shannon
Creech, Roger Maggard and Scou
Lewis, four-year achievement; Mic
helle Grantham and Monty Bellamy,
outstanding art students.
Band: Chris Carter, MichacI
Turner, Kathryn Murphy, Derrick
Weaver, Amy Smith and Lena Jan
cda, for leadership and participation
in an average of more than 575 per
formances during their four years in
the band.
Chorus: Derrick Weaver, Lori
Causey and Patricia Hughes, out
standing seniors.
Dance Team: Suzanne Jones,
captain, Darrilyn Morgan, Trina
Rogers and Portia Hankins were
honored as members of the school's
First dance team.
National Honor Society: Emily
Gere, S500 scholaiship.
Business/Marketing/Home
Economics: Sherry Wood, computer
applications I and top business stu
dent of the year; Marty Earwood,
accounting II; Chcnoa Hendrix,
marketing; Michelle Grantham, out
standing senior, business; and Marty
Quinlan, home economics co-op;
Dorothy Blackburn, interior design;
Portia Hankins, Christina Hughes,
David Walker and Natasha Scott,
Future Business Leaders of America
certificates for state competition.
Technical/Vocational: Daniel
CALABASH VFW POST NO. 7288 Commander Ed Wood (left) and incoming commander Bill Wern
er presented $500 scholarships to Michelle Grantham and Tiina Massey.
Stone, auto technology; Alvin Lew- Wilson, missing only five days in 12 Todd, Rosanna Fowler, Randy
is. welding; Ronnie Simmons, car- years; Jason Leigh Benton, four Woodard, Scott Lewis, Coray Stan
pentry; Kcanc Bellamy, principles of years without absence; Marty Ear- ley and James Stanley, perfect atten
technology I; James Bellamy Jr., wood, Michelle Grantham, Lester dance 1992-93;
principles of technology II; Beth
Caison, most improved, health occu
pations, and Rachel Stanley, most
.dedicated, health occupations.
U.S. Army Scholar/Athletes:
Emily Gore and Aaron Butler.
Army Junior ROTC: Doug
Ward, leadership; Daniel Long,
achievement, Rodney Jenrette, ser
vice; and Yates Gupton, three-year
U.S. Army scholarship.
Perfect Attendance: Aaron But
ler, 12 years; Tentis Moore, 12 years
with only three days missed; Penny
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