North Carolina Wesleyan College - Dissenter Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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RIVERS A D BLACKBUR EAR TOP HO ORS AT CONVOCATIO if 'iib J it , 41 ..- ngln 1' 1 4 A Complete List of Winners Cardinal Savings Bank Awards Biology-Lisa Brumble Griffin Mathematics-Deborah Bounds Chemistry-Sylvia Denise Whitley American Inst. of ChemistsfNorth Carolina Inst. of Chemist's Foundation Award-Sylvia Denise Whitley Chemical Rubber Company Award fBest Freshman in Chemistryj-Taher S. Husain Computer Information Systems Award-Jason Barrios People's Bank Award, Business AdministrationfEcon. Rebecca D. Phillips Planter's National Bank and Trust Company Awards for Outstanding Academic Achievement Native-Valerie J. Hales Transfer-Rebecca D. Phillips Helen Merriam Thorp Music Award-Mary Love W.C. Reid Band Award-Willard James Jones, Jr. John Paul Jones History Award-Virginia Wooten NCAE Student Program Education Award-Valerie Hales Criminal Justice Au ard-Mark Kellerhals Freshman Writing Award. English Dept.-Alan Felton Senior English Award-Joseph L. Bryant Politics Award-Kimberly D. Murphy 12 Physical Education Award-Lori Ann Blackburn Psychology Award-Lynn S. Lynch Religion Award-Tony Evans Theatre Award-Randall Wisniewsky and Jimmy D. Stone Outstanding Food Service and Hotel Management: Cynthia R. Braly Christopher L. Walters Cooperative Education Awards, Alternating-Mark Crum Parallel-Tonia Grooms Accounting Award to Outstanding Senior-Debbie Ward Marc M. Harris Accounting Scholarship Award- Thomas Edward Rivers Sarah Alexander Tulloss Award-Robert E. Greene James R. Hailey Leadership and Service Award- Courtney Creekmore Pilot Club Leadership Award-Lesley L. Freeman Student Life Organization Award- Student Government Association Nu Gamma Phi Professor of the Year Award- Dr. Raymond E. Bauer Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award-Lori Ann Blackburn President's Cup Award- Thomas Edward Rivers

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GARNER I AUGURATED AS Dr. Leslie H. Garner Jr. is the third President of North Carolina Wesleyan College. His inauguration on April 6th, capped two days of celebration and discussion ofthe fu- ture developmcnt of Eastern North Carolina, with a number ofstate and business leaders participating. In his Inaugural address he pledged the college's resources to prepare Eastern North Carolina for a prosperous future and to preserve the region's native culture. We are in the midst of the most profound economic transition of this century, Garner said, Yet all of us should realize that change can be positive. We can still hope for expanded eco- nomic opportunity for our citizens, and we still dream of the day when our cultural diversity can be a cause for celebration . . . mg 14 Garners Donate Tree To Campus About 1,000 guests and delegates from other colleges attended the event, which was held on the front lawn of the Braswell Administration Building on the Wesleyan campus. Judge Phil Carlton, chairman of Wes- 1eyan's Board of Trustees, presided over the inauguration ceremony.