Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: THURSDAY, May 11, 1995 TAG: 9505120002
SECTION: NEIGHBORS PAGE: N-6 EDITION: METRO
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Patrick Henry High School - Love Pate, first in management and supervision, second in promotion and second in overall in food marketing; Cassie Urgo, first, leadership development; Tim Austin, second, civic consciousness; and Evan Monahan, second, social intelligence.
William Fleming High School - Jennifer Sorrels, second, fashion promotional plan; Carla Wallace and Stephanie Tuck, first, career manual; Loree Clark, Paul Witt and Stephanie Barnett, second, chapter marketing research project with Virginia's Explore Park; and Loree Clark, chapter student recognition.
Both schools also earned chapter awards. Patrick Henry placed in following: the District Trustee Award, first; market research, fourth; Blue Chip Award, first; annual report, first.
William Fleming received the Chapter Community Youth Development Project certificate, chapter preferred award and Virginia DECA Day Recognition.
RENEE DOTY, a junior at Carson-Newman College, has been tapped into Mortar Board, the national college senior honor society. Mortar Board recognizes excellence in scholarship, leadership and service and has chapters on nearly 200 college campuses.
JESSICA DAHLGREN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dahlgren of Salem, has been awarded a Salem Academic Scholarship to Salem College. Dahlgren was awarded the scholarship in recognition of academic achievement at Northside High School.
JENNIFER SOSNOWSKI, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sosnowski of Salem, has been awarded a Presidential Scholarship to Salem College. Sosnowski was awarded the scholarship in recognition of outstanding academic and personal achievement.
KATIE FRANKE, daughter of Walter and Bernice Franke of Salem, recently attended the DePauw University Undergraduate Honors Conference, where she presented a project on Walt Disney cartoon production.
Franke, a 1991 graduate of Salem High School, is a senior communication studies major at Lynchburg College.
HOLLINS COLLEGE has named the following area students to the dean's list: Susan Milner, daughter of the Rev. Jim and Loma Milner; Elizabeth Owen, daughter of Elaine Owens and the late Robert Owens; Tracy Prillaman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Prillaman; Nicole Quarles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rawleigh Quarles; Krista Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Thomas; Amy Underwood, daughter of T.J. and Darla Underwood; Katrina White, daughter of Frank and Sharon White; Shaleigh Wright, daughter of Barry and Margaret Wright; Erica Pandapas, daughter of John and Aileen Pandapas; Diana C. Harvey; Kathryn Huffman; Teresa Lavinder; Karen Pullen Saunders; Diane Keith Williams; and Susan Lawyer Willis; Stacy Davis, daughter of Gary and Susan Davis of Buchanan; Heather Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder of Salem; Christina Turofski-Dietz of Blue Ridge; Dixie Lee Ericksen Steele of Daleville; and Rhonda J. Luckie of Fincastle.
ROANOKE SCHOOL officials have announced the names of students who placed in the in the Virginia Scholastic Chess Championships in Spotsylvania County. Fifty-nine Roanoke students were among the 290 chess players from all over the state.
Roanoke individual winners were: Mark DiProsperis, second place, and Jonathan Tanner, ninth place, both of Addison Middle School; Jessie Hsing, sixth place, and Justin Marlles, eighth place; both of Madison Middle School; Martin Davis, seventh place, and Adam Tanner, eighth place, both of Raleigh Court Elementary; Tom Raney, third place, and Giles Roberts, ninth place, both of Fishburn Park Elementary.
Team winners were: Madison Middle School, second place. Madison team members are Bobby Holt, Nathon Taylor, Floyd Welton, Allison Holt, Justin Marlles, Andi Muse, Katie Holt, Kamau Foderingham, Jessie Hsing and Akil Foderingham.
Addison Middle School placed fourth. Team members are LaRue Dickerson, Jonathan Tanner, Alvin Baytops, James Clark, Keith Thompson, Mark DiProsperis and Greg Overholser.
Raleigh Court Elementary School also placed fourth with team members Martin Davis, Philip Marlles and Adam Tanner.
Lincoln Terrace Elementary School took fifth place. Team members are Frank Meldrum, Destiny English, April Lee, Antonio Cunningham and Monica Dehaven.
Fishburn Park Elementary School came in first. Team members are Jake Hughes, Fielding Link, John Mobley, Tom Raney and Giles Roberts.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE has announced the names students who have completed graduation requirements and who have been named to the President's List.
Thomas E. Alderson and Jeffrey S. Russell, both of Roanoke, completed graduation requirements.
Those from Roanoke named to the president's list are Kevin M. Archer, Patricia B. Bailey, Walter D. Ball, David N. Cockram, William C. Dalton, Roy S. Dean, Jonathan A. Dillon, Janel A. Johnson, John T. Kamara, Daniel J. Lewis, III, Amy D. Short, Edsel D. Stanley, Barry L. Wilburn, Michael J. Wittmeier, Hardin D. Yeuell, Brent D. Good, Jason W. Hale, Jason W. Johnson, William J. Karnes, Samuel G. Overstreet Jr., Eric K. Scott, Patricia E. Sloan, Tosha N. Taylor and Darrell K. Trent.
Joseph H. McGhee of Vinton, Laura C. Mountcastle of Salem and Kenneth W. Smith of New Castle were also named to the list.
VIRGINIA TECH has announced the names of Roanoke-area students who received degrees in December.
Those from Roanoke are Christopher R. Akers, Eric L. Anderson, Kristin M. Anderson, Norma F. Arthur, Brian L. Bailey, Heidi G. Baird, Steven K. Baker, Janajiban Banik, Allison L. Banner, Ricky M. Bates, Walter C. Beck III, Henry B. Bodzioney, Beulah M. Bolden, Robert A. Bowen, Kristina L. Bryant, Ann M. Burnley, John S. Capps, Nancy K. Carson, Louise K. Chagnon, Lincoln K. Cheng, Allen W. Clark, Brian M. Coleman, Charles O. Cooke, Mary E. Daniel, Debra L. Danieley, Michelle B. Day, John C. Deatherage, Rose M. Dudley, Raymond H. Ebbett, Daniel R. Elmore, Jewel L. Evans, Amy G. Frary, Tracy D. Garland, Joseph A. Garner, Harold G. Gilbert, Michael J. Glowczynski, James R. Gober Jr., MIchele L. Gunter, Steven E. Hale, Rosemary Halpin, Roxanne M. Handy, Jill M. Haselman, Judith G. Hilderbrand, Stephanie A. Hollenbach, Lauren K. Hutton, Carla L. James, Lisa D. Johnson, Robert R. Johnson, Gregory S. Johnson, Deborah J. Joyce, David F. Kallio, Melinda T. Kantor, Tamara L. King, Kin P. Liao, Lori B. Livesay, Angela D. Mabe, Steven C. McCulloch, Debra C. Meade, Kevin L. Murray, Matthew K. Newsome, Mary L. Palmieri, Jamie F. Petrone, Gabriel S. Quesinberry, Scott D. Rardin, Jennifer H. Reece, Jeffrey S. Robertson, J. S. Sarver, Sven B. Shockey, Mary Ellen M. Shrader, Kelly L. Simmons, Grainne R. Skelly, Martin O. Skelly, Kathy E. Stockburger, Julie S. Stowers, William K. Stratton, Margaret M. Swann, Angela S. Terry, Kimberly D. Thompson, David C. Tomblin, William J. Trainor Jr., Patricia A. Turner, Salley R. Walker, Timothy S. Ward, Eric H. Williams, Melissa R. Woods, Jane N. Wright, Rachelle L. Wright, and Jennifer L. Wymer.
From Blue Ridge: Scott E. Anders.
From Salem: Anna K. Bain, Stephanie L. Carroll, Kristie D. Chittum, Martha A. Claytor, Robert G. Craig, Ronald N. Creggor, Jennifer A. Crozier, Walter V. Denning Jr., Cecelia D. Foster, Carol W. Gardner, Donna D. Housman, Robert E. Martin III, Thuy N. Nguyen, Christopher K. Rike, Cameran A. Shiflett, Mary P. Walker.
From Vinton: Kimberly L. Barnhart, Lou A. Clark, Anne T. Dale, Bradley S. Dye, John B. Hope, Craig A. Miller, Clifford G. Robertson, Susan R. Thompson.
From Troutville: Susan W. Buckland, Joannie W. Chin, William R. Van Velzer.
From Fincastle: Richard P. Classey, Patricia A. Waltanski.
From Daleville: Glenda J. Elliott, Matthew G. Shick.
From Buchanan: Kimberly L. Gross.
From Catawba: Melanie D. St. Clair.
BARBARA RUNYON KOLB of James River High School received $2,500 for winning the outstanding math/science/computer-science teacher Tandy prize.
L. Bolling Hagen of Glenvar High School, received a certificate for being nominee for the award.
The following students were nominees and received certificates for outstanding math/science/computer science performance: Sonja Korinne Miller, James River High School; Meenakshi Jain, Jennifer Angela Miller, both from Cave Spring High School; Catherine Tasarla Airey, Northside High School; and Emily Renee Martin, Glenvar High School.
The following students were nominees and received certificates for being the top 2 percent academic nominees: Caron Elizabeth Causey, Dana Michelle Hall, Holly Anne Hurt, Gina Ambrose Nasca, Katherine Kai Norris, from Cave Spring; Michael Kenneth Dowe II, James William Helms, Catherine Leigh Higgins, Yasmin Dara Jilla, Stacie Leigh Nixon; from Northside; John Paul Bird, Vassiliki Ioannis Farmakis, Amy Rebecca Johnson, Theresa Marie Robertson, from William Fleming; Trent Toney Edwards, Asif Yar Khan, Joe Garnett Kirby IV, Jennifer MIchelle Sosnowski, from Salem High; Crystal Gail Hagerman, Glenvar; Deepa Channaiah, John Edward Conner, Rosalind Annette Doty, Brian Griffin Lawhorn, Andrea Kay Meador, from William Byrd High.
Tandy Technology Scholars recognizes academic excellence for students and teachers especially in the areas of mathematics, science and computer science.
AMY HAGEN, daughter of Mary Lou and Bo Hagen of Salem, has been named to received the Konrad Steinmetz Scholarship Award from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Virginia Tech. Hagen is a 1992 Northside High School and is majoring in computer engineering.
ROBERT HUMMONS, a second-grader at Fishburn Park Elementary School, placed first in his grade division in the Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl Poster Contest sponsored by the Forest Service and the Blue Ridge District of the National Council of Garden Clubs.
THE FINCASTLE RESOLUTION CHAPTER OF THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION has announced the winners of its annual essay contest for students in the seventh and 11th grades. The winners are: Stephanie M. Lane, daughter of Joyce and Thomas Lane; Theresa Bernier, daughter of Joseph and Helen Bernier; Jessie Shires, daughter of Patricia Shires; Andrea Dietz, daughter of Charlotte Dietz; Amanda Willis, daughter of Deborah and Charles Willis; Chris Sowers, son of Bill and Vanessa Sowers; Sarah Casauay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Santiago Casauay; Chris Newton, son of Richard and Priscila Newton; Nathan Taylor, son of Steve and Joy Taylor; Lee Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Taylor; Katie Young, daughter of Richard L. and Rickie Young.
YEN THUY LIEU of Patrick Henry High School and Samuel Manning Jr. of Salem High School, have received scholarships from Delta Kappa Sorority of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Lieu is attending Hollins College. Manning is attending Virginia Western Community College. The Delta Kappa grants are given on the basis of scholastic endeavors and extra-curricular activities.
AMY MARIE WOODS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Woods of Salem, is one of 12 Sweet Briar College students selected for membership in Phi Beta Kappa. Woods is a graduate of Glenvar High School.
BRONWYN ELIZABETH KEMPER Salem has been selected for membership in the Gavel Chapter of Mortar Board at Converse College, Spartanburg, S.C.
Kemper, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James C. Kemper, Salem, is majoring in elementary and early childhood education.
G. ANDY HORNER, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Richard Horner of Roanoke was named to the dean's list at Virginia Commonwealth University for the fall semester. Horner is a junior majoring in illustration in the school's College of Art.
LAURIE McGHEE, daughter of Sam and Sara McGhee of Roanoke, was named the Most Outstanding Member of 1995 for Xi Sigma Pi, National Forestry Honor Society.
McGhee, a forestry resource management major at Virginia Tech, is a member of the Golden Key National Honor Society and is involved in the Forestry Club, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, Society of American Foresters and has co-oped with the Union Camp Corp. and Champion International.
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