Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: THURSDAY, June 9, 1994 TAG: 9406090096
SECTION: NEIGHBORS PAGE: N-7 EDITION: METRO
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\ CADET RUSSELL BOOTH, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Booth of Roanoke, was named to the academic honors list at Hargrave Military Academy for the fifth grading period. He is a freshman.
\ JACQUELYN CHRISTIANE HINMAN and JOMA SHANE WHISNANT have received the Col. William Preston Chapter, Daughters Of The American Revolution's "Good Citizen" awards.
Hinman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hinman, is a senior at Roanoke Catholic; and Whisnant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Whisnant, is a senior at Northside.
Students selected as a good citizen must exhibit the qualities of leadership, dependability, service and patriotism.
\ AVERETT COLLEGE had 11 Roanoke Valley students in its 1994 spring graduation.
Receiving bachelor of business administration degrees are: Robert Daniel Bowles; Flora Tan Cantor, magna cum laude; Gary Wayne Davis; Ann Margaret K. Harvey, summa cum laude; Hazel Chappell Law; Danny Leon Musselman; Nancy Goin Thomas, cum laude; and Debra Holt Walters, all of Roanoke; and James T. Rose of Salem.
Daniel Amadu Grey and Dale Cameron Amos, both of Roanoke, received master of business administration degrees.
\ SUSAN JOHNSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Page Johnson of Roanoke, has been selected for membership in Mortar Board at Salem College in Winston-Salem, N.C. Mortar Board is a national honor society that recognizes outstanding students who have excelled in academics, service, and leadership.
She also was selected for membership Omicron Delta Kappa Society.
\ LYNCHBURG COLLEGE has inducted four Roanoke-area students into Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society. They are: Kathryn Franke, daughter of Walter and Bernice Franke of Salem, a junior communications major; Heather Hartman, daughter of Michael and Terese Hartman of Roanoke, a senior life sciences major; Debra Lovelace of Roanoke, a graduate student in personnel management; and Michael Wolf, son of Leonora Wolf of Roanoke, a junior political science major.
\ MARY CATHERINE MILLER, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton Miller of Roanoke, won the first place award in the North Carolina Ultrasound Society 1994 Scientific Exhibit Competition.
\ ROANOKE COLLEGE recently recognized students from the Roanoke Valley for academic excellence.
Roanoke recipients of individual awards are: Craig A. Bayse, John Schumacher Prize and Wayne A. Sisson Prize; Laura A. Boutilier, John T. Bowman Memorial Award; Jennifer A. Crocker, Will Selzer Political Science Prize; Mitzi L. Garman, Outstanding Student in Spanish; Benjamin W. Goodman-Dalton, Outstanding Student in German; J. Derek Guynn, Charles C. Wise Poetry Award; Marla J. Hall, Jesse Lee and Mary Elizabeth Lucado Award and Roy H. Ritter Southern History Prize; Barbara O. Hassell, Mamie S. Patterson Foreign Language Department Travel Award; Beth G. Hungate, Criminal Justice Prize; Susan E. Johnston, Patricia M. Gathercole Literature Award; James T. Jordan, Outstanding Student in Business Administration; Ann E. Parker, Julie McBriety Chalfant Memorial Award; Christopher R. Rhodes, Andrew Murphy Science Award; Gregory L. Richards, Wall Street Journal Award; and Emily K. Umberger, Salem Times-Register Prize-Roanoke Valley and Annie Terrill Bushnell Prize. Salem recipients of individual awards are: Danyel D. Brugh, Frank E. Snow Award; Kristine L. Garren, Karl W. Beck Memorial Award; and Lora L. Schwehr, Phi Beta Kappa Club Scholarship. Vinton recipients are: Carmen R. Agra-Boitnott, William H. Castle Accounting Award and Alpha Kappa Psi Key and Certificate; Susan E. Gross, Sam R. Good Award; Jennifer L. Mullin, Fortnightly Club Scholarship; and Robert L. Ward III, William Sandridge Leadership Award.
Hubert P. Firebaugh of Daleville received the Fine Arts Prize in Music.
Those named senior scholars are: Lucinda K. Buchanan, Elizabeth A. Foti, Kari D. Hall, James T. Jordan, Erica A. Lipps, Christopher R. Rhodes, David W. Thompson and Kathryn P. Weaver, all from Roanoke.
Also, Danyel D. Brugh and Kristine L. Garren, both from Salem.
Also, Carmen R. Agra-Boitnott and Amy J. Stephenson, both of Vinton.
The junior scholars are: Karen A. Alexander, Jeffrey A. Beckner, Domitila S. Damewood, Katherine L. Dowdy, J. Heather Graybeal, S. Kyle Highfill, Jacqueline D. McBride, Margaret E. Morris and Amy L. Rader, all of Roanoke.
Junior scholars from Salem include: Carolyn C. Barger, Cammi L. Beason, Elizabeth S. Boardwine, Stacy L. Greenway, Vernon C. Miller, M. Elizabeth Rusinko, Lynn M. Schwehr and Stephanie R. Wright. Junior Scholars named are: Sherry S. Streng, Daleville; Steven E. Crowder, Fincastle; Jonathan E. Lee, New Castle; Michael L. Bedwell, Troutville; and Susan E. Gross, Vinton.
Alpha Lambda Delta Senior certificates were awarded to students who graduated with a 3.5 or above average, including David W. Thompson of Roanoke and Danyel D. Brugh of Salem. Recognized for membership in Alpha Kappa Delta, a national honorary society for superior records in sociology are: Lucinda K. Buchanan, John W. Garrett IV, Beth G. Hungate, Ashli K. Jones, Belva J. Matherly, Jacqueline D. McBride, all of Roanoke; and Elizabeth S. Boardwine of Salem. Recognized for membership in Alpha Lambda Delta, a national honorary fraternity for freshmen whose grade point average is 3.5 after the first term: Christine M. Abraham, A. Christy Balthis, Michelle R. Doss, Nathaneal K. Gay, Benjamin W. Goodman-Dalton, Sarah J. Goodman-Dalton, Andrew T. Griffith, Valerie N. Hale, Amy K. Hollar, Terrell W. Martin, Kelley S. Orr, Todd A. Slaughter, all of Roanoke. Also, J. Paige Brugh, Jennifer C. Eary, Laura A. Gibson, Leighanne Muir, all of Salem; Maria A. Cupples, Catawba; Megan E. Smith, Daleville; and Virginia L. Robinson, New Castle.
Recognized for membership in Alpha Psi Omega, a national dramatic fraternity: Kari D. Hall, Roanoke; Richard F. Sarver, Salem; and Susan E. Gross, Vinton.
Students recognized for membership in Delta Mu Delta, a national honorary society recognizing superior academic achievements of majors in business administration, are: Jeffrey A. Beckner, Scott G. Burton, Kimberly A. McGarry and Gregory L. Richards, Roanoke; Jerrie G. Ginn, Judith C. Minahan, Lynn M. Schwehr and Stephanie R. Wright, Salem; Delma L. Smith, Eagle Rock; Steven E. Crowder, Fincastle; and Robert L. Ward III, Vinton.
The following students have been recognized for membership in Omicron Delta Epsilon, a national honorary economics society: Jeffrey A. Beckner and Amy L. Rader, Roanoke; Jerrie G. Ginn and Stephanie R. Wright, Salem; and Carmen R. Agra-Boitnott, Vinton.
Recognized for membership in Pi Sigma Alpha, a national political science honor society for students with superior academic records: Paul A. Branin of Roanoke, Whitwell C. Kelly of Salem and Mary K. Whitlock of Troutville. Stacy L. Greenway of Salem was named for membership in Pi Mu Epsilon, a national honor fraternity for excellence in mathematics. Katherine A. Combiths of Roanoke and Scott S. Critzer of Fincastle were recognized for membership in Sigma Tau Delta, a national honor society recognizing superior achievement of English majors.
Margaret E. Morris of Roanoke was nominated for membership in Psi Chi, a national honor society for psychology majors.
Recognized for membership in Xi Theta Chi, an honorary fraternity for students showing proficiency in modern languages, were: Denise C. Clark, Anthony M. Hopper, Susan E. Johnston and Michelle L. McCoy, Roanoke; and Jennifer K. DeGolyer, Eric-Gene Shrewsbury, and Leslie E. Waid, Salem.
\ ADDRINE M. PUCKETT, daugher of Teresa Bailey, has been named a United States National Award winner in art by the United States Achievement Academy. The Academy recognizes less than 10 percent of all American high school students.
\ DUKE UNIVERSITY named the following students from Roanoke to the dean's list for the 1993-94 academic year: Nicole Ann Basile, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Basile; Sarah Katherine Laughon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Laughon; Catherine Michelle Obenshain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Obenshain; Harriet Augusta Vance, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Vance III; Julie Michelle Walden, daughter of Judith Beemer Walden.
\ BRENDA ASHCRAFT, Project College and English teacher at William Fleming High School, has been selected for inclusion in the Sterling Who's Who, 1994-95, Executive Edition. Candidates are selected on the basis of high standards of professionalism and achievement within their own organization or industry.
\ THE KIWANIS CLUB recently honored several Roanoke high school students at its annual awards luncheon.
Patrick Henry High School students who were recognized and their fields were: Yen Lieu, accounting; Quanya Jeffries, health careers; Lisa E. Stanley, cosmetology; Bobbi Jo Carmer,printing; Heather M. Cormany, office systems; Heidi L. A. Krummert, marketing; William B. Harbor, machine tool; John Van Lew V, auto body; Joseph S. Farris, technology education; Dale W. Gish, business computer technology; Aaron D. Taylor, marketing; Clayton Eric Damewood, engine technology; Michelle Eanes, information systems.
The following students from William Fleming High School were recognized: Keith Lawhorn, aeronautical science technology; Ebony C. Mitchell, recipient of Lloyd G. Bair Super Achiever Award, office systems; Lisa A. Belcher, accounting computer technology; Evanabeth Jamay Belcher, health careers, Deedra D. Weeks, industrial cooperative training; Thuy Le, accounting; Ronald Crowder, welding technology; Stephen Penn, electronics; Shawn L. Williams, construction technology; Sean Christopher Rider, business computer technology; Ronald Gray, culinary arts; Kelli Smith, child care operations; Jeannette Craighead, consumer and homemaking; Jason Mundy, metals technology; Scott Markham, power systems technology; Josh Davis, architectural and engineering design; Christie Jones, employability development; Celeste Y. Almanza, marketing.
\ ANGEL THOMPSON, daughter of James H. and Gelene T. Thompson of Roanoke, was recognized recently during Appalachian State University's School of Music Awards Day. Thompson, a senior cello performance and music education major, received a $300 Gamma Eta Chapter of Pi Kappa Lambda Scholarship and was elected top Pi Kappa Lambda Music Honor Fraternity.
\ DUKE UNIVERSITY recently awarded degrees to the following Roanoke Valley students: Nicole Ann Basile, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Basile, cum laude, bachelor of arts; Cristina Elizabeth Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Arnold Davis, bachelor of science; Elizabeth Holden Rocovich, daughter of Mr. and Dr. John George Rocovich, cum laude, bachelor of arts; Harriet Augusta Vance, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Vance III, cum laude, bachelor of arts; Ericka Nicole Wilcher, daughter of Adahna Robertson, bachelor of arts.
\ KELLY RAE ROBERTS, a junior biology major at Virginia Intermont College, has been awarded a stipend to work and study at the National Institute of Health outside of Washington, D.C. Roberts will participate in the "Summer Intramural Research Award Fellowship," and work in the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development division in cell biology and metabolism. Roberts was chosen after taking a tour of the facility and meeting some of the doctors.
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