DEFE.XDING the Rrunswick County Quiz Rowl Championship for West Brunswick High School
nill be (front, from left) Tim Palmer, Rodric Cause, Phillip Rhodes; (middle) Greg Yeager and
Jeremy Hewett; and (hack) Terry Xawara, Hen Robinson and John Cook.
Schools Face Off Dec. 8
For '91 Quiz Bowl Honors
"Who is the highest paid athlete in the U.S. b\ the allowed to consult with team members before answer
hour?" ing.
This could be one of the questions asked Dec. 8. West Brunswick's learn consists of Jeremy Hcwctt,
when West Brunswick High School defends iis count) Ktxlric Clause, John Cook. Phillip Rhodes, Greg Yeager,
championship in the 19*)I Brunswick County Qui/ Terry Nawara, Tim Palmer and Ben Robinson. Jim
Bowl. Price, team sponsor, said the team has been fortunate in
Teams from each county high schixil late off in the having community volunteers come to the high school
event, which will be held for the first time at anil work wuh the students after school in preparation
Brunswick Community College at Supply. Siartmg time loi the contest.
is 1 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public. Competing foi South Brunswick High will be
The qui/ bowl, now in its 12th year locally, is a gen- Anthony Justice. Locke Karriker, John Midgctt, Teresa
cral knowledge competition for high schixil students Butler. Ronald Brown, Santino McLaughlin, Mike
sponsored by the Brunswick County Public 1 ibran in Wescotl and Kyle Monday. Mabel Calloway is team
cooperation with the Brunswick County Schools and sponsor.
the North Carolina State Library. Joann Absi and Fred Baldwin are sponsors for North
Competing teams arc selected through a process of Brunswick High's Quiz Bow! team, which includes
elimination that includes a pre test and in-schix>l com- these 10 members and alternates: Traccy Henry, Traccy
petition. Each school selects a team and two alternates. Hamby, Tabbic King. Gary Martin, David Tan, George
In the double-elimination competition team members Kcllcy, Tim Kelly, Maggie Dees, Gwen Carmack and
take turns answering questions posed by the moderator. Jim Rossiter.
The questions, which covcr current events as well as a The winning team advances to the Region 7 compcti
broad range of subject material, come from a volume of lion next March. State finals will be held several weeks
questions compiled by a suite committee representing later at the suite library in Raleigh.
participating libraries The athlete? Mike Tyson, who received more than $1
In the final round of each conicst. ihc respondent is million for less than a minute's work in 1989.
School Board Will Squeeze
In Friday Morning Meeting
The Brunswick County Board of
Education plans to squeeze in one
more meeting before the sealing of
two new members next week.
A special meeting of the board
has been called for Friday, Nov. 30,
at 7 a.m. in the confcrcncc room at
the board's Southport officc. On the
agenda arc personnel and allomey
ciient matters, discussion of an ex
tension of the board's audit con
tract, budget matters and concerns
of the Brunswick County Education
Foundation, said Douglas Dcitz,
secretary to Superintendent P.R.
Hankins.
At its Nov. 13 meeting the board
had discussed the possibility of a
TRINA & KEN
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BRIAN &
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and F/fMILIES
wish to thank parents,
teachers and students at
Shallotte Middle School
and everyone else who
was so gracious to help
us during our time of
need.
THANK YOU!
callcd meeting before Dec. 3, covcry by the finance office of addi
specifically in regard lo adoption of tional irregularities that warranted
a budget for the 1W0-91 fiscal year, attention by the auditors and that
The board has been operating under could affect the budget.
an interim budget since mid-sum- The board's next regular meeting,
mer. Members Donna Baxter and set for 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 3,
Doug Baxley were to meet with the will be held at West Brunswick
superintendent and finance officer High School in Shallotte. At that
to review the revised budget docu- time the board will scat two new
iiicni jii iui to its presentation to the members, Polly Russ of District 2
full hoard. and Yvonne Bright of District 5.
Plans to adopt a final budget in They succeed Dorothy Worth anil
November were stymied with dis- James Clcmmons respectively.
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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Hunter Is Promoted To Detective
Tom Hunter has been promoted
to dctectivc with
the Shallottc Po
lice Department,
effective Dec. I,
said Chief Rixl
ney Cause.
Hunter has
been a patrol
man with the
department
since February.
HI N IKK jjc a|so
as chief of the Sandy Creek Police
Department.
Band Member Cited
Jennifer Gore, a sophomore, is
the bandsperson of the week at West
Brunswick High School.
She is one of the band's two li
brarians and also plays the flute.
She was selected as band member
of the week for taking so much of
her class time to pass out Christmas
music to fellow band members.
Miss Gore is the daughter of
Bcnnie and Regely Ward of Supply.
Sergeant Decorated
Tech. Sgt. Edward J. Swicskow
ski has received the Air Force Ach
ievement Medal, a decoration
awarded for meritorious service,
acts of courage or other outstanding
accomplishments.
A tactical aircraft maintenance
technician at RAF Lakcnhcalh,
England, he is the son of Alfred J.
and Lillic M. Swicskov/ski of Route
4, Lcland. He is a 1973 graduate of
North Brunswick High School, Lc
land.
Leonard Decorated
Sgt. Thcron W. Leonard Jr. has
been decorated with the Air Forcc
Commendation Medal, awarded to
individuals who demonstrate out
standing achievement or meritori
ous service in performance of their
duties on behalf of the Air Force.
Leonard is an clcctronic commu
nications and cryptologic equipment
systems specialist at Hickam Air
Force Base, Hawaii. He is the son
of Thcron W. and Jeanette Leonard
of Route 2, Lcland, and a 1983
graduate of South Brunswick High
School at Boiling Spring Lakes.
Trogden Earns Honors
Spec. 4 Amy L. Trogdon graduat
ed Oct. 18 from U.S. Army Intel
ligence Train
ing and the Per
sonnel Manage
ment Specialist
course at Fort
Benjamin Harri
son, Indianapo
lis, Ind.
She was an
honor graduate
of the specialist
course, earning iimx.don
a 98.7 average, and served as class
leader for the course. She received
the Physical Fitness Excellence
Patch for achieving the highest
physical training score in the com
pany, earning 296 of 300 points, and
a certificate of achievement for
serving as squad leader during field
training.
Chosen Soldier of the Week for
Alpha Company, she competed for
Soldier of the Month and earned
membership in the Adjutant Gener
al's Corps Regiment.
She is the daughter of Tcncie
Trogdon of Route 7, Shallollc, and
the granddaughter of Evelyn Benton
of Shalloiic.
Serves On Panel
Johnnie Simpson, vice president
of instruction at Brunswick Comm
unity College, served as a panelist
at the National ASSET Conference
Nov. 14-16 in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
She shared experiences using the
ASSET placement inventory.
At BCC, the inventory is used as
part of an ASSET Success Seminar
for prospective students. The semi
nar provides an orientation session,
counseling and course placement.
The ASSET inventory measures
language usage, reading compre
hension, numerical skills and ele
mentary algebra skills for new cur
riculum students.
Teaching Completed
Three Brunswick County stu
dents enrolled in the College of
Education and Psychology at N.C.
State University in Raleigh arc
completing a semester of student
teaching.
The students and their assign
ments arc as follows: Rhonda Gail
Evans, language arts and social
studies, William Cooper Middle
School, Clayton, daughter of Janice
M. and Rifton G. Evans of Route 2,
Ash; Daphne Annette King, mathe
matics and science. North Johnston
Middle School, Kcnly, daughter of
Annette D. and Bcnnic K. King,
Route 1, Ash; and Shannon Varia
Crainshaw, biology. Alliens High
School, Raleigh, daughter of
Jaqucline B. and Dwight D. Crain
shaw, Oldc Townc, Lcland.
Wins At Pageant
Angela Caison, the 19-month-old
daughter of Joey
and Candy Cai
son of Holdcn
Beach, was a
winner in the
Nov. 17 Palmet
to Christmas
Bell Pageant at
Conway, S.C.
In the 12- to
24-month divi
sion, she won
most photogenic, best sportswear
and best smile.
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