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Jamas Kenan
Academic
Awards
James Kenan Academic Awards
Day program was held in the high
school gym May 31st.
Awards included the following
English II - Level 3 - Sharon
Hobbs; Level 2 - Kimberly Hall;
Level 1 * Anna Lee; English 111 -
Level 3 - Debbie Harvev; Level 2 -
Doris Williams; Level I ? Trudi
Williams; English IV - Level 3 -
Cynthia Kenan; Level 2 - Arthur
Hall; Level 1 ? Becky Frederick;
Journalism - Yearbook Award - Lisa
Herring; Editor's Award - Shaula
Hardin
French I - Michael Jones; French
11 - Warachal Faison.
Student Council - Cindy Murfree
and Melvin Smith
Drama - Achi' * ement in Acting -
Beverly Houston and Chuck Moore;
Stagecraft - Anna Lee
Spanish I ? Kelly Blanchard;
Spanish II - Lisa Herring
Library - Most Outstanding Assis
tant - Patricia Wallace; Outstanding
Assistant. Patricia Lynette Wilson
Social Studies - U.S. History -
Princess Houston; CP World Historv
- Anna Lee; CP U.S. History - Trudi
Williams; Senior Social Studies -
Carol Jones; Woodman of the World
- Trudi Williams
Mathematics - Advanced - Wara
chal Faison; Algebra II - Michael
Chestnutt; Geometry - Marsha
Sutton; Overall best - Anthony Hall
Science - Physics - Anthony Hall;
Chemistry - Michael Chestnutt; Ad
vanced Biology - Lynwood Carlton;
General Biology - Bryan Williams;
Overall Science - Jerry Jones
National Honor Society Members -
Kenneth Baker, Sonia Bell, Lynwood
Carlton, Wesley Casteen, Warachal
Faison, Cynthia Faust, Rebecca
Frederick, Janice Grice, Anthony
Hall, Lisa Herring, Carol Jones,
Renee McCoy, Jestina Shannon,
Lawanda Southerland, Laurie Swain
Business - Typing 1 - Karen Cecil;
Typing II - Patricia Wallace; Ac
counting 1 - Arthur Hall - Lawanda
Southerland; Business Math - Amy
Bland; Shorthand 1 - Shirley Davis;
Office Occupations II - Valorie
Mclver; Overall Business - Kim Ray;
Computer Program - Anthony Hall.
Home Ec. - Home Ec. 1 - Marsha
Sutton; Family Life - Princess
Houston
Distributive Education - Market
ing Education - Lisa Page; DECA
Student of the Year - Sandra Moore
Health Occupations I - Kimberly
Hall - Sandra Smith: H.O. II - Sharon
Weller
Physical Education - P.E. Presi
dential Fitness - Wiley Aultman, Ron
Bowden, Johnny Brinson, Eddie
Davis, Frankie Dixon. Fountain
Frederick. Robert Graham, Fitz
gerald Jones. Ricky Rogers.
Auto Mechanics I - Cecil Harrell;
AM II - Robert Graham; AM III -
Chris Chestnutt
Carpentry - VICA - George Fryar
Bricklaying I ? Jimmy Moore;
Bricklaying 11 - Mickey Faison;
Bricklaving 111 - Michael Herring
Chorus - All County - 44;
Outstanding Soprano - Doretha Far
rior; Alto - Amy Bland; Tenor -
Vincent Wilson; Bass - Dexter
Stevensi-Accompanist - Lauri Swain;
Majorette - Amy West
Band - All State Clinic '85 -
Carlette Smith. Waracha! Faison and
Karen Cecil
Trophies - Best Brass - Cindy
Faust and Reginald Dobson; Wood
wind - Warachal Faison; Percussion -
Karen Cecil
JK Letters and Bars - Beverly
Miller. Phillip Miller. Carlette
Smith. Cynthia Swann. Karen Cecil.
Anna Lee, Michael Bowden,
Michelle Bovetie. Reginald Dobson.
Feorge Fryar and Wendy Guy.
Certificates - Giant Killette and
Mathew Dykes; JK Bars - Scott
barker, Judity Steele, Adam Miller,
Gary Batchelor. Dean Brock. Sherry
Pest. Joseph Brown. Anthony Batts.
Cynthia Dixon, Ressie Cavenaugh,
Xiichael Chestnutt, Delphine
Williams.
I Honored Seniors - Bars and Gifts -
?Lvnnetie Culbreth. Lisa Dunn. Lisa
iVest. Douglas Baker. Cindy Faust,
Warachal Faison, Valerie Williams,
^Anthony Steele. Arthur Hall and
<5abrina Williams
! N.C. Scholars - Doug Baker. Sonia
Pell. Lynwood Carlton, Wesley Cas
Jeen. Warachal Faison. Becky Fred
erick. Janice Grice. Carol Jones.
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Gerald Jones, Renee McCoy, Jestina
Shannon, Lawanda Southerland,
Tonda Stepp, Lisa West, Valerie
Williams
Presidential Academic Fitness -
Doug Baker, Sonia Bell. Wesley
Casteen, Veronica DeWitt, Warachal
Faison, Cindy Faust, Becky Fred
erick, Anthony Hall, Lisa Herring,
t. v ol Jones, Gerald Jones, Lawanda
Southerland. Tonda Stepp, Laurie
Swain, LH* West.
Dunlin Education Foundation ?
StuiVnu of Excellence - Doug Baker,
Kelly Blanchard, Karen Cecil!
Miahcel L. Chestnutt, Warachal
Faison, Becky Frederick, Anthony
Hall, Arthur Hall, Kimberly Hall,
Lisa Herring, Carol Jones, Michael
A. Jones, Anna Lee, Lisa Paige,
Launc Swam, Kimberly Trouble
field, Doris Williams, Trudi
Williams, Wendy Williams
Governor's School Nominees -
Karen Cecil ? percussion (county)
Anna Lee, Don Johnson and Trudi
Williams
High O'Brien Outstanding Sopho
more - Karen Cecil
N.C. School of Science and Math ?
Karen Cecil - semifinalist; Bryan
Williams - finalist; Wendy Williams,
- semifinalist
N.C. School of Science and Math
summer ventures - Michael Brinson,
Karen Cecil, Trudi Williams.
VFW Voice of Democracy Ora
torical Contest - Shaula Hardin,
school, district winner; 2nd place
stale.
Finalist in Achievement Scholar
ship Competition for Outstanding
Negro Student - Son:a Bell
Century III Leadership - Warachal
Faison
DAR Good Citizen - Lynwood
Carlton
U.S. Army Scholar/Athlete - Lyn
wchxI Carlton, Lawanda Southerland
Scholarships - Lisa Herring - High
Honors - Athlantic Christian, Patsy
Howard Memorial Scholarship.
Delta Kappa Gamma for prospective
teachers.
Wesley Casteen - N.C. Assoc. of
Educational Office Personnel district
and state
WarachJ Faison - N.C. Central
University Chancellor's Scholarship
Becky Frederick - Johnston Award
UNC-CH
Jerry Jones - Grail - Valkanier
UNC-CH
Carol Jones - UNC-W Tuition and
fees minority grant
Jesiine Shannon - UNC-W Tuition
and fees Minority Grant
Lawanda Southerland - N.C.A&T
School of Business and Economics
Tonda Stepp - Yelverton Scholar
ship, JSTC; D.C. Education Founda
tion (JSTC)
Bonnie Jarman - D.C. Education
Foundation (JSTC)
Lauri Swain - Quinn Family 4-H
Scholarship
Jacqueline Robinson - U.S. Army
Scholarship Fund
Bus Driver Awards - Douglas
Baker. Ron Bowden, Tonya R. Brill,
Jimmy R. Brinson, Chris Chestnutt,
Wendell T. Dobson, Victoria
Glaspie. Anthony Hall, Timothy
Hooks, Carol A. Jones, Gerald A.
Jones, Margaret Moore, Carol New
kirk. Willie G. Sheffield. Robert T.
Smith, Mona R. Vann, Simone Vann,
Barbara G. Vernon. Montrena D.
Wilson, Patricia L. Wilson, Sherman
E. Wilson
Deaths
GLADYS G. CREECH
SEVEN SPRINGS - Mrs. Gladys
Grady Creech. 85. died Thursday.
Arrangements, Tyndall Funeral
Home.
Surviving: sons, Norwood Creech
of Columbia. S.C., Edward Creech of
Orlando, Fla.; daughters, Mrs.
Helen Beavers of Mount Olive, Mrs.
Lora Beasley of Dudley. Mrs. Pattie
Carter of F.nfteld. Mrs. Pauline Allen
of Goldsboro, Mrs. Tempie Hare of
Grantham; brother, Herman Grady
of Raleigh; sisters. Mrs. Betty
Thornton of Grantham. Mrs. Irma
Howell of Goldsboro.
FELIX V. SUROVICH JR.
MOUNT OLIVE - Felix Valentine
Surovich Jr.. 60, died Thursday.
Funeral. Tyndall Funeral Home.
Burial. Maplewood Cemetery.
Surviving: wife. Mrs. Magdalene
Sasser Surovich.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contri
butions may be made to the Thunder
Swamp Church building fiyid.
MILDRED W. PEARSALL
MOUNT OLIVE - Mrs. Mildred
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Williamson Pearsall, 74, died Thurs
day. Funeral, Tyndall Funeral Home
chapel. Burial, Maplewood Ceme
tery,
Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Jean
ette P. Bentley of Kinston, Mrs.
Betty Wood of Willow Springs;
sisters. Mrs. Patty Smith of Kenaus
ville, Mrs. Cora Miller of Fayette
ville; five grandchildren.
JULIAN SANDERSON
KENANSVILLE - Julian Sander
son, 63, died Wednesday. Funeral,
Community Funeral Home, Warsaw.
Burial. Golden Grove Cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs. Christine
Best Sanderson; daughter, Mrs.
Joyce Houghton of Grifton; brothers,
Clifton Sanderson of Warsaw,
Robert Sanderson jf Maple Hill;
sisters, Mrs. Hazel Best of Kenans
ville, Mrs. Verna Whaley of
Magnolia; two grandchildren.
LOUISE W, ROUSE ' ~
ROSE HILL - Mrs. Louise Whaley
Rouse. 56, died Wednesday. Fu
neral, Community Funeral Home
chapel, Beulaville. Burial, Devo
tional Gardens, Warsaw.
Surviving: son. Harry Southerland
Rouse Jr. of Winston-Salem;
mother, Mrs. Bera S. Whaley of
Beulaville; sisters, Mrs. Eloise W.
Thomas of Beulaville, Mrs. Geral
dine W. Blackburn of Fort Washing
ton, Md.
In lieu of flowers, memorial con
tributions may be made to Alco
holics Anonymous or the American
Cancer Society.
GEORGE W. CASEY
PINK HILL - George Washington
Casev. 62, died Wednesday. Fune
ral. Community Funeral Home
chapel, Beulaville. Burial, Oakridge
Memorial Park.
Surviving: wife, Mrs. Macy Lee
Casey; daughter, Mrs. Kim C.
Marshburn of Richlands; sons,
Michael W. Casey of Beulaville.
George Ronald Casey of Pink Hill;
sisters. Mrs. Inez Knott at Raleigh,
Mrs. Margaret Gregory of Farmville;
four grandchildren.
MALLARD DAVIS JR
WARSAW - Mallard Davis Jr., 66,
died Tuesday. Funeral, Tyndall
Funeral Home, Mount Olive. Burial.
Calypso Cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs. Louise
Overton Davis; stepsons, Wayne
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Cashwell and Larry CaSbwell, both
of Mount Olive; stepdaughter, Mrs.
Mary Ann Roberts of Warsaw;
sister, Mrs. Eula D. Booth of
Calypso; seven grandchildren; a
great-grandchild.
MARGARET H. BOOKER
WALL \t-fc - Mrs. Margaret Huf
tin "Mutt" Booker, 59. of Bronx,
X.Y., formerly of Wallace, died
Friday. Funeral. Adoram Baptist
Church. Burial, church cemetery.
Surviving: daughter. Miss Wendy
BiK*er of Bronx, N.Y.; brother, Dav
Hufftn Jr. of Wallace; sisters, Mrs.
Dorothy Jones of Rose Hill, Mrs.
r Mildred Bass and Mrs. Cleo Stukes,
both of Wallace.
EUNICE A. ROUSE
LAGRANGE ? Mrs. Eunice A.
Rouse, 86, died Monday. Funeral,
Rouse Funeral Home chapel. Burial,
Fairview Cemetery.
Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Mag
dalene Standi of Warsaw. Mrs. |
Johnnie B. McPhaul of Raeford.
Mrs. Bruce R. Bennett of Pompano
Reach. Fla.. Mrs. Jeanette Lanier of
Goldsboro; sons, Talmadge Rouse of
LaGrange, Melvin Rouse of San
Ramon, Calif.; 13 grandchildren; 24
great-grandchildren.
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