tor Acadenuc Excellence
Ai West Charlotte High
School’s Annual Honors and
Awards Investiture held Sun
day, May 2, in the school
auditorium, announcements
were made of four full four
year scholarships, 25 other
awards by colleges and organ
izations and over 140 medals
and certificates for academic
excellence and good citizen
ship.
At the event, during which
589 seniors first put on their
academic attire, awards were
giyen to three students out
standing in their grade levels
and to 4d student bus drivers
for outstanding service. Music
for the event was provided by
the Salt and Pepper Singers,
directed by Susan Matthews.
A prelude, processional and
- recessional was played by stu
dent William McConnell.
Full foul'-year scholarships
were won by five outstanding
West Charlotte students. Ted
dy Reid Hartis received the
Johnston Award to UNC-Cha
pel Hill, Janet Moss received
the Morehead Scholarship to
UNC-Chapel Hill. David Way
mer was awarded a scholar
shin to Notre Dame.
The other awards were the
Centre College Award to De
borah A. Trout; the George
Forester Hawkins Award to
Wake Forest University to
Thomas F. Glass; the Bennett
College Award to Frances P.
Kay; the Guilford College A
ward to Edwin Dale Hart; the
Parent-Teacher-Student As
sociation Award to Gladys An
derson ;The Betty Crocker Fa
mily Life Award to Patricia
Allison Hoffman; the Harvard
Book Award to Robert Allen
Hanes; The “I Dare You” A
ward to Darryl Garner and
Kathy Nunnally; the Occupa
tional Internship Award to
Grace Godfrey; the Upward
Bound Award at Johnson C.
Smith University to Ora
Watts; the Pan-Hellenic Coun
cil Award to Eileen Corley;
the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution Citizenship A
; ward to Ida Latrelle Peeler;
the D.A.R.-ROTC Award to
Sylvia Hill; the Sewanee Club
Award to Robert Allen Hanes;
the Civitan Award to Curtis
» Benfield; the C.R. Blake A
ward to Emily Mobley.
Charlotte News All-Star
Scholars are Edwin Dale
Hart; Teddy Reid Hartis, Ja
net Moss, Deborah Trout, Ro
bert Hampton and Ida Latrel
le Peeler. A finalist for the
Davidson College Award is
Elliott Hipp.
Awards for outstanding stu
dent went to Sophomore Carl
ton Hughes; Junior Blair Mc
Ninch; Senior Jimmy Twin
ing. Outstanding Service A
ward was won by Robert
Hampton.
Departmental awards in
mathematics were a medal to
Gerald Burnette and certifi
cates to Ginger Walsh, Eliza
beth Alexander, Robert Bass,
and David Stephenson. Con
testants for national awards in
mathematics were Matt Len
non and Grace Ayscue.
Science certificate recipi
ents were Julie Halas, Mary
Jean Webster, Beverly Austin,
Gary Dorton and Signa Bum
gardner.
Social Studies Awards were
a medal to Margaret Cale and
certificates to Mike Riley, Ro
bert Hampton, Susan Peter
son, Leisa Marley and Lance
Indgeman In the Open
school, social studies awards
*ere a medal to Jeff Moore
and certificates to Mike Riley,
Mike Osborne, Bill McCoy and
Dawn Sturdivant.
English awards were a me
dal to Lenora Sanders and
certificates to Grace Ayscue,
Susan Peterson, Susan Cal
kins, Lance Bridgeman and
Terry Jordan. In the Open
School, certificates went'to
Ann Holder and Ginger Walsh.
In foreign languages Kathy
Nunnally received a medal for
Spanish and Anna Rosser for
Russian. Certificates were
presented to Jeanne Heuer
man and Gerald Burnette in
German; David Stephenson
and Neil Pylant in French;
Beverly Austin and Myra Aus
tin in Spanish.
Contestants for national a
wards in French were Susan
Peterson, Maria Howe, Came
ron Hamrick and David Ste
phenson.
In art, Margaret Couch and
Tedd Duncan won national
achievement awards.
In electronics, Nick Depie
tro won a medal.
In distributive education,
Lewis Jordan and James
Grier won Charlotte Mer
chants Association Bond A
wards; proficiency awards
were won by Lewis Jordan,
Tami Owens and Tina Bracey.
State Leadership Conference
trophies were won by Sheri
Smith, Lewis Jordan, Kevin
Love and Tami Owens. DECA
Leadership Conferenc troph
ies were won by Robin McKei
than and Lewis Jordan. Lewis
Jordan also won a school me
dal, and Sharon Hayes, Elaine
Estep and Betsy Hodge won
certificates.
In choral music, certificates
were won by Gloria Bentley,
Joel Gilland, Angela Plummer
and Marsha Ring.
In the "Hang-On” program
Cheryl Richardson won a me
dal and certificates were a
warded to Karrin Sharpe,
Princess Cornwall, Mike Max
well, Tina Wolfe and Cindy
Brafford.
In the ROTC program the
Reserve Officers Association
Patrpit Award was presented
to Cadet Captain Terry Jor
dan; medals were given to
Gerald Burnette and John La
tour and certificates to Cadet
Major Elizabeth McKee, 1st
Lt. Rhonda Walker, Cadet
Capt. Curtis Sutton; Cadet
MSG. Diane Ettman and Ca
det Major Herbert Watson.
Graphics and Photography
awards were medals to Gloria
Bentley in graphics and Betsy
Bryan in photography and cer
tificates to Terry Jordan in
graphics and Nick Dipietro in
photography.
In Tailoring Michael Cole
man received a medal and
Doris Thompson, Patricia
Yancey, Pamela Johnson and
Geneva Farrer certificates.
In Cosmetology a medal
went to Janet Susan Webb and
certificates to Cassandra Fun
derburke, Sherry Ann Mc
Moore, Sallie Young and Do
renthia Simpson.
Cabinetmaking awards
were a medal to James Stroup
and certificates to Ricky
Cline, Ernest Hampton and
Timothy Stewart.
Drafting awards were a me
dal to Charlie Smith and certi
ficates to Walter Hood and
Barbara Lane.
Gladys Anderson
in food Services, trophies
were awarded to Kevin Love
(first place) and Sheri Smith
(second place). Tina Bracey
won a proficiency award.
In Business Education a
wards were presented to Aa
ron Griffiths, L’Tanya Adams,
Darrell Garner, Robin Sum
mey and Edward Thomas.
Drama awards were won by
Joel Gilland, John McNeil,
Pam Mills, Mandy Yoos and
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Frances Kay
Drew Weant.
Band and Orchestra certifi
cates were presented to Mark
Butler, John McNeil, Billy An
thony, Kevin Williams, David
Gosgrove, Sharon Hayes, Da
vid Hipp and Vernon McGill.
Media Services certificates
were awarded to Cynthia Har
ris, Aaron Spears, Mary Jean
Webster and Cynthia Poe.
Industrial Cooperative
Training awards were a me
Ida Lattrelle Peeler
dal to Terry Straite and certi
ficates toSylvia Hames and
Susan Tobias.
Quill and Scroll award me
dals were presented to Cyn
thia Harris, David Teague,
Tommy Dorsett and Deborah
Helms.
Emilye Mobley won the C.R.
Blake Award.
National Merit Scholarship
finalists from West Charlotte
High School are Gerald A.
Burnette, Teddy Keid Harus,
John Lennon and Mary Lou
Morris.
West Charlotte High School
students who have been selec
ted to attend the Governor’s
School are Laura Keisler, De
borah Pruette, Lance Bridge
man, Harvie Jordan, Carlton
Hudges, Renee Ross, Lisa
Brawley and David Stephen
son.
Awards were presented to
the following student bus dri
vers: James Tancredi, Philip
Huneycutt, Leah King, Timo
thy Putman, Debra Stanley,
Clyde Dudley Brown, Philip
Rorie, Carlos Pozo, Albert
Reynolds, Robert Robinson,
Wayne Caraway, Eldrin Rey
nolds, Bryan Williams, Char
les Ferguson, Carl Lewis, Ke
vin Grier, Mark Butler, John
Latour, Timothy Stewart,
Rhonda Walker, Tammy Hea
ton, Sharon Hayes, Paul No
ble, John McCullough, James
Marvin Gibbs, Douglas Wil
liams, Delores Easter, Oscar
Cline, William Baker, Oscar
Williams, J. Michael Penney
Kenneth McCullough, Vernon
McGill, Dennis Westbrook,
Andrew Jackson, Alvin Addi
son, Wayne Chavous, Theo
dore Walls, Eddie Stroupe,
Susan Gould.
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