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Pantry Pride Spinach A MUSTAIO, TUIKIIf I I A UlCvllb YOU SAVE 2V 2V 20' 40' 20 2t' 12C 5C FULLY SEASONED BAKE-N-SERVE MEAT LOAF MIX HALF BEEF HALF PORK FRESH TENDER BROCCOLI BUNCH 39 LB. PKG. FRESH WESTERN CARROTS 19' BonusBuy FRESH LUSCIOUS NECTARINES BonusBuy WESTERN BonusBuy BING CHERRIES FRESH SWEET GEORGIA PEACHES PLAYGROUND DAILY NEWS, Thursday Morning, June 9C Nliceville Honors Top Students Nlceville Senior High School icnored its top students and cholarshlp winners at a recent pecial program with Ralph Lee Hudson, senior class president, master of ceremonies. National Merit Scholarship 'inalisls included Christopher Jennell and Sharon Lambert, ho also won a tour-year merit cholarship la Florida State Jniversity. Nalional Merit commended Indents were named, including usan Bradley, Candace Hope, Kalfleisch, Anthony luicklc and Mark E.

Mannex, A scholarship to Furman Jniversity given by the Geb- "hysica! Exploration Com- lission went to Christopher ionncll, and Leon Kalbteisch vas winner of an honors cholarship to Northwest College. The niversily merit scholarship lo lisslssippi University for Voinen went to Candace Hope, nd other scholarship awards ncludcd the Civitan Club cholnrship lo Alicia Darlene ambrighl and the OWJC lighesl Honor scholarship to Gorman Barsalou. Alhletic' scholarships went lo lobby Garner (University of lisslssippi), and Albert DclGaicco, David Marler.and Javid Prcmonl (Livingston llnte.) Itobcrt M. Taylor won a scholarship to the Jniversity of Iowa. Baseball scholarships went to tnbin Canady (Pcnsacola nnior College) and Larry Brown (University of Mississippi) and Bill Lofc won a lascball grant-in-aid.

i Basketball grant-in-ald vinncrs were Joe Correa and Tim McCoy Wallace unior College); Albert Ken- icdy (Patrick Henry Jr. College) and Drew Tucker Florida Southern). Music Scholarships went lo Tcrrl Davis (Twirling), Robin ilorey (Army Band) and Danny 'oshall (University of Southern Mississippi.) A Health Career Award given by (tie March of Dimes lo Terry Trevino, and other scholarships were won by Peggy Boone, Joey Short, and Diana Spencer (Bglin NCO Wives Club); Norman Bar-, salou, Teresa Ralph Hudson, Cynlhia Cook and Brian Lindquisl (Eglin OWC). The IDV Good Citizenship Award went to Brlad Lindquisl jnd Karen USAF Award lenncll and Susan Bradley, and Bordcnavc won a USAF Academy appointment. Oulslaniling student awards went to Sharon Lamberl (English); Kalhy I loll (Social Studies); Gary Castcel (Debate); Nancy Jones and Karen Thomas (DCT); Vicky Hogg (Home Karen llolman (Betty Crocker); Rotrcrl McKinney, Jeff Cowan, Chris Walker A Ken Pcralta (architectural drafting); Sharon Lambert (Bible); Nancy Hearnc (Humanities); Florence Perry and Joyce Brownlee (Business Ed); Brian Lindquist (Math); Chris Caslecl, Robert Parrlsh, Ralph Hudson, Tim Williams and Robert Kuehncl (Science) and science fair awards were presented to Joe Millon, Norman Barsalou and Robert Kuehnel.

The DAR Good Citizenship Award was given lo Patricia F.sles. Graduating with high honors were Norman Barsalou, Donald E. Kyle, Cynlhia L. Cook, Teresa C. Gwynn, Sharon Lamberl, Ralph L.

Hudson, Calhy J. Lyons, Brian P. Lindquist, Christopher Bennetl, Vicki S. Kan, Mary E. Reese, Gary W.

Casleel, Lori J. Fears, Vicki E. Strong, Billy W. Gilley, Susan E. Bradley, Edmund W.

Sullen, Nancy Hearne, Kevin R. Jenison, Kalherine J. Holl, Scott D. VanDerKarr, James K. Hudson, Nancy R.

Shallcross, Wanda J. Miller, Mark R. Mannex, Donna R. Barrentine, Angela L. Wright, Lillie Laurie Smith, Elizabeth A.

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