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Hamlet Junior High awardjcal students honored at awards banquet Cherie Morrison and Ladson improved, Travis Miller; reading, academic, J a m e s Leviner; most the Worn*.

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Ladson Brearley is presented the Roger L. Simmons Memorial Trophy for academic excellence during awards day ceremonies at Hamlet Junior High School last Thursday.

Making the presentation is R. L. Altman (right) of the sponsoring Hamlet Rotary Club and HJH principal Ralph S. Robertson (left).

Cherie Morrison and Ladson Brearley, both ninth grade students, received the top awards at the Hamlet Junior High School Awards Day program last Thursday.

Morrison was tapped ^as best all around ninth grade student in recognition of her outstanding achievements in extracurr icular activities as well as academic per­formance.

Brearley received the Roger Sim­mons Memorial Trophy for Academic excellence that was presented by the Hamlet Rotary Club. He was the ninth grade student with the highest academic average, 98.783 out of a possible 100 points.

The academic excellence award, presented to the student with the second highest academic average, went to Bobby Williams. His average was 98.566.

Brearley also was given the Woodmen of the World Trophy for outstanding academic excellence in history.

Band awards went to Wendy Herring, outstanding ninth grade student; Tracy Page, outstanding eighth grade student; and Arthur Bowler, leadership award. Seventh grade band students honored were Penny Kirkley, Sandra McManus, Rebecca Fowler, Sammy Copeland, Kim Hunt, and Michael Cain.

Seventh grade academic awards went to the following studentf •

Edens homeroom; outstanding academic, Christina Wilson; most improved, Shelia Suggs; reading, Linda Wood.

Holt homeroom; outstanding academic, James Robinson; most improved, James Robinson; math, Mike Singietary.

Fieg homeroom; outstanding academic, Lorie Jacobs; most im­proved, Myron Stewart; reading, Christina Wilson.

Ford homeroom; outstanding academic, Linda Wood; most im­proved, Richard Lassiter; math, Jackie Wallace.

Shelley homeroom; outstanding academic. Rebecca Fowler; most improved, Steven Williams; math, Christina Wilson.

Wright homeroom; outstanding academic, Clifford Walker; most improved, James Harrington; math, Ben Hinson.

Newsome homeroom; outstanding academic, Sally McDonald; most improved, Camilla Brown; reading, Mindy Neighbors.

Hair homeroom; outstanding academic, Mike Singietary; most

improved, Travis Miller; Billy Caudle.

Eighth grade academic awards went to the following students:

Hampton homeroom; outstanding academic, Jimmy Williams; most improved, Ricky Matthews; math, Joanne Nicholson.

Sims homeroom; outstanding academic, Joanne Nicholson; most improved, Lisa Lewis; reading, Kim Dawkins.

Counihan homeroom; outstanding academic, James Roscoe; most im­proved, Alice Goodwin; math, Gina Woodall.

Simmons homeroom; outstanding academic, Mark Leviner; most im­proved, Terr i Robinson; reading, Steven Byrd.

Barnes homeroom; outstanding academic, Monica Todd; most im­proved, Cornelius Pratt; reading, Lori Venable.

Bowers homeroom; outstanding academic, Jack ie Dawkins; most improved, Hurlee Chavis; math, Karen Williams.

Baucom homeroom; outstanding academic, Penny Andrews; most improved, Billy Burr; math, Ricky Matthews.

Smith homeroom; outstanding academic, Debbie Hunt; most im­proved, Lee Humphrey; reading, Mark Garner.

McMillan homeroom; outstanding academic, Mark Bishop; most im­proved. Darrell Smith; reading. Perry Covington; math. Ivey Brown.

Ninth grade academic awards went to the following students:

English, outstanding academic, Janet McRary.

Physical science, outstanding academic, Tom Patten; most im­proved, Bobby Williams.

Home Economics, outstanding academic. Dawn Lawson; most im­proved, Boyd Phillips.

General mathematics, outstanding academic, George Smith: most im­proved, Jim Miller.

Algebra 1-A; outstanding academic, Wanda Trask; most improved. Jackie Dawkins.

Algebra 1, outstanding academic. Ladson Brearley; most improved. Leslie Page

Typing, outstanding academic . Regina Ward; most improved. Janet McRary.

Spanish outstanding academic. Brenda Roseboro; most improved. Kim Cox.

Chorus, outstanding academic, Fred Ingram; most improved, Carolyn Gathings.

Industrial ar ts . outstanding

academic, J a m e s Leviner; most improved, David Dawkins.

Art, outstanding academic, David Dawkins.

Honors English awards went to Mike Singietary in the seventh grade, eighth grader Paige Sharpe, and Joey Singietary in the ninth.

Other students who won awards during the year were also recognized. Robbie Lancaster won first place for

the Women's ciuh Potion. whUe Dav^ salesman ,n the campaigns

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Senior High School cadets received a laSt Thursday night

t i n t s after they were t citations for heroism fn save the lives of fellow " ^ when the bus they

Caught <* { ire ,_, ITC officers presented

i johnny Fulp with the ' r efforts in helping to hool activity bus full of «who were on their way

Ga . on Apnl 27 when kt fire I board also honored the

d awarded a third Lsm t0 Gary Terly- 3 Lol bus driver whose [prevented his school bus .w.tnatruck. mg is a list of other •heir recipients last

i,'ht at the annual Cognition and Awards

m the high school

Ijaidwn Memorial Baseball

I Memorial Scholarship to .'.vaiiace

Na„onai 4 H Bicycle Project

s foundation Scholarship Boston Scholarship to UNC

f \ \ P S A T NMSQT Semi [•-=. vert Scholarship Corp

.our year Army ROTC |DaviC!son College to Timothy

xjance Award (12 years) to [ Kirkiey. Debra Mays, and

; Service Award to Charles

Delta Kappa G a m m a na Marie Dawkins

cracy Award presented by Mclntyre. •irst place winner to Lynn

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Rivers receives award

Flanked by principal Ralph S. Robertson (left) and assistant John Bennett, ninth grade student Cherie Morrison accepts a trophy after being named best all around student for

the 1977-78 school year at Hamlet Junior High School. This came at awards day ceremonies last Thursday.

In a brief ceremony in Heutte Hall, the horticulture building at Sandhills Community College, the graduating student with the highest academic standing in landscape gardening, was presented the Piedmont Association of Nurserymen Award by Doug Mc­Millan, the 1977 winner.

Sammy Rivers, son of Dr. and Mrs. Billy G. Rivers of Hamlet, the recipient of the 1978 award, was cited for his scholarship and his contribution to the Sandhills College Horticulture Club which he served as an officer.

He received the congratulations of Dr. Raymond A. Stone, president of Sandhills, members of the landscape gardening faculty, and his SCC classmates.

Friday evening Rivers was one of the 21 men and women who received Associate in Applied Science Degrees in landscape gardening at the

Commencement Sandhills.

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Hamlet Junior High principal Ralph Robertson; Woodmen of the World Trophy for accomplishmentsi Ladson Brearley.

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A $3,000 grant was awarded to Rockingham Junior High School for the school's Fine Arts Festival

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Civitan Club Essay Contest sponsored by Rockingham and Ellerbe Civitan Clubs to Michael Cumber. Karen Harris and Gary Williams

Cert i f icate Outstanding Leadership Award to Kim Page

Certificate N. C. Governor's School Awards to Teresa Heavner. Nathaniel Bivens. Alice Bowler.

Certificate Disabled American Veterans to Timothy Mclver. Susan Bennett, John Gould. Glen Allen. Johnny Fulp. Robin Walker. Michael Lathan. Barbara Rush.

Outstanding Hamlet Artist presented by Hamlet Juniorette Club to Rachelle McKeithan.

Sportsmanship Club Awards Good Citizenship Award (senior) soon

sored by American Legion to Rebecca Ash and Frank Beck.

Certificate tor Academic Scholarship to Appalachian State University and Scholarship to High Point College to Donna Dawkins

Certificate for Academic Scholarship to Peace College to Abbie Lynn Young.

Certificate Wingate College Assoc. Trustee Scholarship to Kathy Foskey, Tony Godwin.

Certificates Charles E. Daniel Scholars Award Wofford College to Timothy David Mclver and Graham Buie.

Mathematics Scholarship presented by Ellerbe Lions Club to David Mclver.

Science Scholarship by Ellerbe Lioness Club to Todd Steiner.

Beta Club Awards to Chuck Gulledge, Junior Service Award; Deborah Watkins, Senior Service Award. Annual Beta Scholarship to Kathy Foskey.

Choral Department Awards to National Choral Award Jerry Hill, Bernadette Ingram. Bel Canto Award Elizabeth Ann Moss. Clifton Steele. Rose Riggan, Direc tor's Choice Award Mary Ann Bristow, Terry Carriker; Special Service Award • Elaine Sessoms.

Future Teachers' Club Awards Scholarships to Debra Watkins, Donna Dawkins, David Wesson, Rosalyn Ann Bellamy and Debra Mays.

Certificate Rockingham Woman's Civic Club scholarship to Sandra Martin, sewing, sfitchery Lori Parsons; pastels, painting, ceramics Tammy Benson; oil painting, macrame Corrine Gandy; lyric poem Sammy Reep. essay Karen Carter, Geneva S. Mcintosh Award to Ginny Larrabee

N.C. School Beautification Award second place in state contest to Keith Quick, Kim Peele, Scott Clewis

Certificate of Scholarships by Alpha Lambda Chapter of Alpha Pi Chi Sorority to Cora Robinson, Deborah Watkins, Sharon Thomas.

Certificate and Medal American Assoc, of Teachers of French to Karen McBride.

Certificate N. C. English Teachers award to Stephanie Coleman.

Outstanding Student award Business Education Dept. to Gladys Shepard

Certificate • Pembroke State University Business Awards to Susan Voss. Billy Moss and Ricky Brown.

Good Citizenship Award (Junior) spon sored by Rockingham Junior Woman's Club to Jennifer Richardson, Sharon Nicholson, Jeff Aiken Jr., Chuck Gulledge.

Rockingham Rotary Club Scholarship to Carl Phillip Webb. Patricia Diane Marshall.

Eddie Bellamy Scholarship sponsored by Rockingham Junior Woman's Club to

Deborah Watkins, Tommy Ingram. Scholarship Richmond County

Association Educational Office Personnel to Patricia A. Bell.

Drama Department Awards to Tommy McDonald, Earl Liles, Steve Hicks.

Science Department Awards to Senior Science Award given by Tommy Smart in honor of W. L. Haltiwanger to Todd Steiner; Outstanding Biology Student .Award given by Bobby Mills in honor of his father, w. L Mills Sr , Donald Olerud; Ctemson's Summer Engineering Program for Minority Students Hortie C. McLaughlin.

Certificates St Andrews College Science Awards to William Maske, Carl Thomas, Todd Steiner. David Wesson

Certificate N. C. Student Academy of Science 1st place district winner and 2nd place state winner, science research to Todd Steiner

Richmond County Booster's Club Scholarship to Don McDuffie

National Math Exam top school scorer to Susan Shaw.

Wingate Math Contest winners to Jack Eades, Karen Carter, Donald Olerud.

Spanish Club Scholarships to Risdon Slate, Mary Rudd

U. S. History award sponsored by Woodmen of the World to Pam O'TueL Carol Matthews. Carta Matthews

Trophy for first place winner in the state -Plymouth Trouble Shooting Conest to Randy Benson, Keith Glasgow.

Certificates and Gold Keys art depart­ment awards to Tammy Benson. Hosea Dawkins. Jeff Brown. Rebecca Lozares Gainey.

Outstanding Home Economics student to Carol Raines.

National Honor Society awards to Hickman. Hugh Lea. Tony Godwin, David Mclver. Linda Kay Smith, Lynn Raop.

School Annual awards to Kathy WMliams. Mary Rudd. Ether Rnyne.

Presentation of Annuals to School board

I Oar* You Award to Ricky Burojn, Corinne Gandy.

Student Government awards to Rebecca Ash. Frank Beck, Johnny Brower. Scott Clewis, Ann Dawkins , Kenny Doctor, Graham Buie, Sue Hamilton, Nancy Hick­man. Pam Mctntyre. Debra Page. R"« Slate, Cindy Shelley. Sharon Thomas, Charles Whitley. Sarah Quick. Kim Collins. Marilyn Jones.

Certificate - four year Navy ROTC Scholarship to Todd Steiner.

Certificate - four year Air Force ROTC to Todd Steiner.

Academic Scholarships to Georgia Tech. unrversfty of Dallas, St Andrews College. Greensboro College to Todd Steiner,

Certificate Post 147 Boys' State delegate to Greg McFeyden.

Certificate Post 49 Boys'State delegates to Charles E. Gulledge Ml. WiRiem O e v * I I I .

JROTC Awards. Most Dependable Seniors Award to ivey

Cain, Debra Mays Richmond Senior High School

Distinguished Service Award to Ruth Welkins

Medals of Honor to Gary Terry. Glen Allen. Johnny Fulp

Principal's Award to Kathy Williams. Don McDuffie

Magna Cum Laude awards to Andrea Lynn Reep

Richmond Senior High School Humanitarian award to Doris Jackson.

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chmond County students kn's List at Pembroke iii\ during the spring as been announced by glish E. Jones. A grade of at least 3.4 for 15 is necessary to make

students, hometowns. Ijor are as follows: [Joyce Lynn Atkinson, art; Barbara Ruth ;umor. e lementary

eanna Lynn Campbell. |communicative a r t s ; ivans. senior, philosophy-Idra Jenkins McAuley. plementary education; eon Stone. senior.

philosophy-religion, Bryant Newlin Thompson, junior, physical education.

ROCKINGHAM: Mary Jo Boyette, senior, special education; Carolyn Thrower Bryant. freshman, elementary education; Susan Calloway Fletcher, sophomore, biology. Elton James Hadden, sophomore, political science; Jimmy Dean Leviner. junior, music; Valeria Jean Lunceford. junior, home economics: Michael Dwight Newton, junior, psychology; Kim Robin Rohleder. junior. English; William Edward Russell, junior, history; Juliana Smith Tyner. junior, psychology.

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