Worn n Athletes Honored At JK
_ Women's sports were recognized during the athletic
fPbanquet held at James Kenan High School. Left to
right, front row - Deborah Moore, who received a
trophy for Outstanding Defensive Player in softball:
Veena Raman, Most Valuable Player award in girls
tennis; Shaula Hardin, cheerleading certificate and a
four-year plaque for cheerleading; Carol Jones, a
four-year plaque for basketball and certificate for
honorable mention, All-Conference in basketball. Back
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Row - Lawanda Southerland, a trophy for Most
Valuable Player in Softball and basketball, and a
four-year plaque tor participation in botn sports;
Cindy Faust, certificate for honorable mention All-Con
ference in softball; Sonia Bell, Most Spirited Cheer
leader; Margaret Moore, certificate for honorable
mention All-Conference in basketball.
Photos courtesy of Sue Hix
^James Kenan Athletes Honored
Sii'dfnt athletes at James Kenan High School were
honored during a banquet held May 23 at the school.
Left to right, front row - Lynwood Carlton, who received
a trophy fbr Outstanding Offensive Back in football, a
certificate for All-Conference in football, and a
four-year plaque in football; Mickey Faison, Most
Valuable Player in football, four-year plaque for
tootball and certificates for All-East in football and
All-Conference in football; Kyle Hix, trophy for Most
Outstanding Offensive Lineman and certificate for
honorable mention All-Conference in football; George
Jackson, trophy for Most Outstanding Defensive Player
in baseball and honorable mention All-Conference in
baseball. Back Row - Mark Craft, certificate for
All-Conference in baseball; Ricky Rogers, a trophy for
Most Valuable Player in basketball, a four-year plaque
for basketball, a certificate for All-Confcence in
basketball and honorable mention All-East in basket
ball; David Sutton, honorable mention All-Coftferenc*i
irl football. All football plavers received a trophy for
winning the Division II playoffs.
Photos courtesy Sue Hix
Junior Open Tennis
Tourney In Wallace
There will be a consolation singles
for first match losers. Entry deadline
is Friday, June 18, and must be
^received by 5 p.m. at the Wallace
W P&R Office.
Entry fee is S4 for singles and $3
per person for doubles. Entry blanks
tmf\ fee obtained from ne park
imfte. Trophies will be awarded to
finalists in all evcwts. For more
information, call 285-2905.
The Wallace Parks and Recreation
Department will be offering the
first annual Junior Open Tennis
Tournament on June 21-23. The
tournament will be held at Clement
Park in Wallace.
Three age divisions will be used
for boys and girls of 18-under,
16-under and 14-under. Events
offe ed will be singles and doubles.
Carlton Named On Peace
^ College Dean's List
Julie Elizabeth Carlton of Warsaw
is among the 94 students on the
spring semester Dean's List at Peace
College in Raleigh.
Miss Carlton is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Hugh Carlton of
Fox Ridge Road in Warsaw. She
graduated from Peace on May 11.
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The Wallace Parks and Recreation
Department will be offering the
Community Center Tennis Tourna
ment on June 24-26 to take the place
of the Heart Fund Tennis Tourna
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All proceeds will be donated to the
iuiurc community center in Wal
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Evenis will he: men's and wo
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doubles and a consolation round in
singles competition. Matches will
begin at 6 p.m. each night.
Fntrv forms are available at the
Parks and Recreation Department
office. Deadline to enter is June 20
at 5 p.m. Entry fee is $5 for singles
and $5 per player for doubles.
Trophies awarded to all finalists. For
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