Northwest Mississippi Community College - Rockateer Yearbook (Senatobia, MS)

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MICKEY ALDRIDGE, ffopj a business maior, is president of the Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes and o member of Phi Theta Kappa and Phi Beta Lambda. He represented the Northwest chapter of Phi Beta Lambda, hav- ing been selected by a panel of iudges, in the Mr. Future Business Execu- tive competition at the State Convention at the University of Mississippi in February. A member of the Rangers football team for two years, the ath- lete was presented the Hustle Award as a freshman and won honorable mention for the All-State team os a sophomore. He will appear in the 1972-1973 edition of Who's Who among Students of American Junior Colleges. JOHN CHIMAHUSKY has a perfect grade point average for three semesters as a pre-engineering major. He is president of the local chapter of the National Society of Professional Engineers and is a member of the Science Club. He was chosen outstanding student for I972-l973 in both engineering and mathematics. 28 ,,-'VU' XX 'FN- ,.Q., -J irc . ,i t.:-416,-grim, MHZ- ' lg'

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'Ur ' l ,, , '1 Wg 74. v fj I LMP GLENN SMITH, labovej majoring in science, was chosen outstanding student in sci- ence. He is also president of the Science Club and a member of the Bilingual Club, Phi Theta Kappa, and the Student Government Association Senate. SHARON NELMS, Ileftj a major in general business, is president of the business organization Phi Beta Lambda and was selected outstanding student in business. Repre- senting the Northwest chapter as Miss Future Business Executive, she entered the state contest of Phi Beta Lambda. The coed is also reporter of Phi Theta Kappa and a member of the Student Government Association Senate, Sigma Tau Sigma, and Methodist Wes- ley Foundation. She is one of Northwest's representatives in the 1972-1973 Who's Who among Students in American Junior Colleges.

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ll Hall of Fame ,, t5 ! .o Q TVR' P -.i ' dy'-.-'IQ' . ' 24,9 V 3' sy T .is MARILYN LEAVELL, maioring in business, represented Phi Beta Lambda, of which she is treasurer, in state competition as Miss Future Business Teacher. As a freshman she won second place as first alternate in the same contest. She was named outstanding business education student and was a winner of the academic scholarship in business. The prospective teacher is also treasurer of the Women's Council and a member of Phi Theta Kappa. She was selected to appear in the I973 Who's Who among Students in American Junior Colleges.