NHS Officers
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Motional Honor Society officers at West Brunswick High School for next year are (from left) Marietta
Heustess, secretary; Rebecca Hughes, president; Rachel Swain, vice president; and Daria Fox, trea
surer :
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Juniors Inducted In NHS
These West Brunswick High School junior ciass members rsccniiy h ?ere inducted in the National
Honor Society. They are (front row, from left) Kim Dowless , Minde Vince, Gabe Cooper, Chris Payne ,
(back row) Tudd Fruia, Timothy Danieis, Brian Danieis and Chris jackson.
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Sixteen Srunsynfick
County Students Receive
Honors From ECU
diploma.
Kbpp Graduates
Karen Nicole Kopp Ahalt of Boli
via was among 220 students gradu
ating from Winoate Cnltooe Mav 7.
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She was awarded the bachelor of
science degree in elementary educa
tion.
Out Of Boot Camp
I ? * a m ? ? ?- -i
li V V^iUUiCd L~ tviulU; ^louuatwu
from U.S.
Marine Corps
boot camp at
Parris Island,
S.C., on May
!3.
Murray was
a member of
Platoon 3160
Lima Co., 3rd
Recruit Train
MLRRAY ing Battaiiion.
He graduated with a meritorious
promotion to PFC and also was
awarded the badge of an expert
shooter.
Sarah A. Parker of Lillington
graduated May
9 from Camp
bell University
at Buies Creek,
receiving a
bachelor's of
applied science
degree in crimi
nal justice
Parker is the
daughter of Ms
D^U. U
Diliard of Shaikme. She is a 1990
graduate of West Brunswick High
School.
Fourth grade teacher Greta
GaStOway was
chosen for the
Supply "spot
light" for May
because of her
hard work orga
nizing the
Math-a-Thoa.
Galloway
holds a B.A.
degree in early
GAiXOWAY childhood edu
cation from UNC-W and has taught
ior iu yean, wiving at Lw?
Elementary, Bolivia Elementary and
now Supply Elementary. She is a
member of the guidance advisory,
P.EVhealth and student council com
mittees and serves as Math-a-Thon
coordinator.
She is a member of the N.C. As
sociation for Educators and Jennies
Biniiui Baptist Church. Soe iives ai
Supply with her husband Vin and
children Ashiey and Garrett.
ASU Graduates
Two Shallotte students were
awarded degrees during graduation
ceremonies May 18 at Appalachian
State University in Boone.
James Michael Brown earned the
Sixteen Brunswick County stu
dents earned academic honors at
East Carolina University during the
spring semester.
Named to the chancellor's list for
CSTiiilig <?!! A 3 WC?C Rcbcccs Qu*n
Carmack of Lei and. daughter of
Edward G. and Gaynell C. Carmack.
and LiiTIc Rubiii 'niuuii uf Soiiui
port, whose parents are Robert L
and Nancy J. Wilson.
Dean's list students, who earned a
B-plus average with no grade below
C, are Lisa Dianne Carroll, daughter
of James H. Carroll of Long Beach
and Dianne R. Carroll of Southport;
Sherry Lynn Fields, daughter of
Willis.- D. and Shcla J. Fiekfc of
Shallotte; Tracy Lynn Haddock,
daughter of William B. Haddock of
Leland and Mitzi H. Brombery of
Greenville; Michael Danen McKeit
han. son of Uoyd H. and Janet D.
McKeithan of Shallotte; and Laura
Nicole Richards, daughter of John
A. and Ellen N. Richards of South
port.
Honor roll students, who had a B
average and no grade below C, arc
Jason Paul Bracey, son of William
and Mellaney Bracey of Bolivia;
Sara Elizabeth Burnish, daughter of
Jack Ray Burnish of Southport and
Sara Louise Krantz of New York,
N.Y.; Julienne Bailey Hays, daugh
ter of Robert N. and Barbara C.
Gray of Southport; Mary Ann Hew
ett, daughter of Marcus Hayes Hew
ett and Nellie Alma Hewett of Shal
lotte; Karen Evcicna Jones, daughter
of Charles C. and Evelena Jones of
Winnabow; Janie Elizabeth Lee of
Guam Luc Scout, miuioci AuuiOay
Martin of Sunset Beach, son of
Anthony and J ana Martin of Wil
lard; Connie Yvonne Price, daughter
of Russell and Patsy W. Price of
Calabash; and Martin Randall Wil
son, son of Boyd R. Wilson of Aur
ora, Co., and Patricia L. Keiiy of
Yaupon Beach.
ASU Dean's List
Four local students have qualified
for Appalachian State University's
spring semester dean's list.
They are:
? Robert Carroll Travis Childs of
Southport, a junior majoring in
criminal justice;
? Audra Denise Graham of Win
nabow, a senior majoring in special
eoucaoon/ieammg aisaouiucs;
? Melissa Renec Karriker of
Bolivia, a junior majoring in middle
grades education; and
? Russell lyier Nelms of Shal
lotte, a senior majoring in music
performance.
farm G CD
muKiuci 8. Lutiiti of SuaiioUc
graduated recently from the General
Educational Development (GEL))
program at Randolph Community
College in Asheboro.
Graduation was held May IS in
the Asheboro High School auditori
um.
Students wbo complete the GED
earn the equivalent of a high school
bachelor of science degree in busi
ness administration. He majored in
hospitality management.
Russell Tyler Nelms earned the
bachelor of music degree, with a
major in music performance for
trumpet and a minor in military sci
ence.
Hair Deployed
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class
Dor^ld W. Hm7 dcpzrt-d Msy 20 for
a six-month Mediterranean deploy
ment aboard the aircraft carrier USS
George Washington , homeportcd in
Norfolk, Va. It is the ship's maiden
voyage.
Hair is the son of Johnny R. Hair
Sr. of Route 1, Leland.
The 1985 graduate of North
Brunswick High School joined the
Navy in December 1985.
Aboard The Doyie
Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Ken
neth J. Howard departed May 20 for
a six-month Mediterranean deploy
ment aboard the guided missile
frigate USS DnyUr, hnmeported in
Mayport, Fla., as part of the aircraft
carrier USS George Washington
Joint Task Group.
Howard is the son of John H. and
Phyllis Howard of_ Quail Drive,
Supply. He is a 1977 graduate of
Lisbon, N.Y., Central High School
and joined the Navy in June 1977.
Earns Masters Degree
Air Force rant R^njnmin
Edwards II has received a master's
degree from Colorado State
I'sivKsty, Port Cotiins.
Edwards, a systems analyst, is the
son of Benjamin D. Edwards of
Wilmington and Elena Yott of
Durham. His wife Carmen is the
daughter of Michael and Jean Riley
of Firs! Street, Log? Beach.
Edwards is a 1978 graduate of
New Hanover High School. He
earned a bachelor's degree from
Pennsylvania State University at
State College in 1989.
Mew Ww ^
Army National Guard Pvt. Tracy
G.L. Bowling has completed basic
training at Fort Jackson, Columbia,
S.C
During the training, students re
ccivou iuaiiuuiuii iu wtui Cblc
monies, weapons, map reading, tac
tics, military courtesy, military jus
tice, first aid and Army history and
traditions.
Bowling is the daughter of Stacy
C. Lewis of Route 1, Winnabow.
She is a 1983 graduate of South
Brunswick High School.
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Marine rvi. iimmic L. Speck, son
of Mike Speck of Southport, recent
ly completed recruit training.
During the training cycle at
Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parri*
Island, S.C, recruits are taught the
basics of battlefield survival and are
introduced to typical military daily
BOONE'S COVE
CUSTOM FRAMING &GALLERY
Spring Art Festival 1994
Friday ^Saturday & Sunday ; May 27-29
Com* Meet Soma Of Brunswick County's Finest Artists
'Bryan Vamam *V. Ryan Lauzon 'Mary Hewett
?Ramona Bendin Timberioy Adams *Ken Buckner
'Vic Gillespie *Ba/bara Reri "Terry Sellers
Original art and prints will be presented and available
* Register for a free print * Refreshments will be served
Visit our now location at Vision Square Center on Main Street in Shallotte
for all your framing needs and art supplies
754-6199 * Open 19-9 Monday thru Friday, 9-5 Saturday
routine anu personal and profession
al standards.
All recruits participate in an ac
tive physical conditioning program
and gain proficiency in a variety of
military skills including first aid. ri
fle marksmanship and close-order
drill. Teamwork and self-discipline
w ^mnhaci-r^fj thfCUghoU! tKj ry
cle.
Speck is a 1992 graduate of South
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Lnuxuntvfc ni^u k?wiiwi<
ECU Graduate
Michael Darren McKeithan of
Shallotte graduated May 7 from East
Carolina University in Greenville,
earning the bachelor of science de
gree in health sciencc administration
with a minor in business.
He is a 1987 graduate of West
Brunswick
High School
and is the son
of Lloyd Har
old and Diane
McKeithan. He
is married to
the former Jes
sica Home of
Shallotte.
His maternal
grandparents
are Lena Russ of Longwood and the
late Kudaw Kuss. His patemai
grandparents are the late Uoyd S.
and Lillic McKeithan of Ash.
Earn Meredith Degrees
TWo Brunswick County women
were among 502 members of the
Class of 1994 awarded diplomas at
Meredith College's 93rd commence
ment ceremonies May 15.
Lenora Michelc Lewis, dauohter
of Lswrcncs *nd iCzrcn Bridge? of
Long Beach, earned the bachelor of
arts dsgrse in :ss&c~.a:ks. Lewis
graduated with honors and was a
teaching fellow.
Maria Faith Ward of Southport.
was awarded the bachelor of science
degree in interior design.
Sorority Sister
Caroline Carlisle of Holden
Beach was recently initiated into
membership in Alpha Gamma Delta
sorority at the University of North
Carolina at Wilmington.
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Chapter.
Timothy P. Gibble, M.D
Adult Medicine
Board Certified Internist
Susan Gibble, PA-C
Physician Assistant
Complete Adult
Medicine Care
New Patients Welcome
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