College of the Albemarle - Beacon Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

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1. Rf ,T , Judy East and Lisa Smith just hear the news that NUT 102 has been added to their curriculum. ' in l P 1 .Q 1 T . , K A f V -4- ' J x V r AA x ' ' K . J A S I Y .r V 4 f- . f l 1 u 1 , I f W . 'K f -- Af Melissa Braddy waits patiently wishing the PTK induction were sooner. fbelowj Sandy Davis and Larry Drozdowski are two serious types for PTK. .W l 1 Q xl 14 i cw.-,7 , I , 1 l 4 'J Qyfjgu2j2,Y, ',w3wl ysvz-',,jT:i:1,Q,'E'iili vi: , ' ' m,iiirlif+.f,, ww.LlSlxmlrwhQlm.fkik'naw f K Jim Bridges takes time to enlighten Amy Chappell. .FK- Y, rf fabovej Carol Patterson slows down in the hall to protect that PTK cap. Sandy Meads and Tracy Duncan call for Scotty to beam them up, alms ipm:gn,f5, TTA IQSW 3 ,151 ' .,,- 1.1. 1--.-' ivy-Y-q, ,g pf, .:1.. -1 iq'-f, V f l? A '5ll,.qfE xl..1l ',, .illimlllr'-nllwifllllfirih165127whifHvf,lg:lElf-wi , .mrrwrllfiiiil

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,hx......s.-. 1- 4 'Ca Lb! Carmen Lord mes IO remember where those lmle red blood cells run. I B 2' 3. tu H4 B f f4,.- Thns student can study and relax. lbelowl Are you sure H30 is water? -ii -sp-1-f ,f ff.:-,H--' -n, -,?3sjf:fN15wy H V- . -'ef Quint f

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A ,rzs-...u t-4.tt-.t.a Each year at commencement and awards exercise across the country, a select group ofstudents are called for- ward to accept one of the most prestigious awards the academic community can bestow - that ol' be- ing selected to li'l1o's li'ho ,-lmorzg SIIHIIFIIIS tn .tincrtcan Junior Col' legas. This exclusive honor is confer- red by more than 500 schools in all 50 states and the District of Colum- bia and symbolized by the presenta- tion ot' an award certificate. It exists as one ofthe most highly regarded and long-standing honors programs t' -3 B..- Who's Who in the nation, having earned the over- whelming respect of college faculties and administrations. ln addition to the local and national publicity that each student chosen for the Who's Who program receives, his complete biography will be presented in this year's edition of Wlzos Who .Atmong Students in American Junior Colleges. Candidate' sclectiotzs are based on academic ewellcftzccf and 6'.X'Il'f1CIlI'- ricular activities. Each candidate' must have a mininzum overall GPA. is Nb fgl'.Hl, ln' ofa Sophornorz' statzts, and haw thc' rccnnzntvndatton oftwo CU,-I -lacttlty or stalf ntvmhvrs. Each can- didate ts also judged on st'lzolarsl1tp. S6'l'l'l'L'l' to C'0.4, t'ttt:enshtp, and potvnttalforjitturc l1Cllll'l'UlP1f'lZl. Each candidate 's ,form is given to the Dean of Student Development, G. John Simmons, Jr, For the students -- the outstanding campus leaders of the year - na- tional recognition by the Whos Who program marks a pinnacle of scholastic achievement. Kay L. Peele, Katherine B. Harrison, Georgia M. Phelps, Shelia R. Strickland, Rhonda M. Pendleton, Charles L. Monsees, Amy M. Jordan, Sandra Davis, Michael G. Myers, Terri G. Chory, and Susan L. Meyers, tNot Pictured - Donnda T. Hamm, Rocky D. Midgette. and Audrey L. Stoned , Jw ri ff A law wr f rf- l J