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Sunday, May 26, 1991 THI NEW MEXICAN B4 Tusitala, the student literary magazine of Lake Forest College in Lake Forest, 111., where she is a student Yoorhees is a daughter of John Voorhees of Santa Fe, and a graduate of Santa Fe Preparatory High, School Moya Santa and Karen Fe Center Wells; the Counseling Program, spring 1991, awarded masters degrees to Patricia Gallegos, Paterson T. Simons, Carmen Henan, Carol Turner and Kathleen Veenstra The Los Alamos Center, summer 1990, awarded masters f. 3 tors degrees to Chris Zlomek, Ann Cernlcek, Richard H. Dan-forth," Gail. Zimmerman, Tamara WeUs-Banar and Roger Meade; and doctorates to Gloria Bennett and Julie Johnston.

JohnL. Jones of Santa Fe has received a master of arts degree in international relations from Salve Regina College in-Newport, XU. Deborah Knblcek, John E. Roberts Jr. and Lynn Trease; fall, 1990, awarded masters degrees to Ben Laake, William Dan Powell, Holly Vigil Joan Ann Williams, Charles H.

Dav-. Is, Therese XL Dinehart and Lorraine Martinez. The Los Alamos Center, spring 1991, awarded bachelors degrees to Rosemary Wallace and Leslie Morgeion; mas- Exclusive. The Sangre de Cristo Girl (Agrees to Evelyn Jacques and -sSffiSdi MM, sellers in its guarded bachelors degrees to recent Girl Scout cookie sale, during which 204,480 boxes of cookies were sold. Michelle Padilla of Troop 304 in Santa Fe; a sixth grader at Ace quia Madre Elementary School, sold 903 boxes.

Kimberly Sherman of Troop 96 in Santa Fe, a second grader at Pinon Elementary School, sold 840 boxes. Shelbie Mestas of Troop 63 in Trinidad, Cola, a fifth grader at Park Street Elementary School, sold 810 boxes. The Santa Fe chapter of the American Business Womens Association, which gives women financial assistance to continue their educations, has awarded a total of $300 in scholarships for the 1991-92 academic year to Maria Aten-da of Pojoaque, and Rhonda Ortega, Jennifer Loretta Ewing and Laura Ann Christensen, all of Santa Fe. The University of New Mexico Center for Graduate Studies at Santa Fe and Los Alamos has announced oyd graduates for the 1990-91 academic year. The Santa Fe Center Masters Program in Public istration, spring 1991, awarded degrees to Eric Wolf, Kimberly ZeUik, Laura Ebinger, Gail Goodman-Jones, Rosemary Another Banking HILL SUNRISE TRACEY ANDERSON Elizabeth Anderson of Los Alamos has been named the permanent University of New Mexico-Los Alamos assistant campus director for student services.

Anderson is past president of the Los Alamos council for the Prevention of. Child Abuse and is an active member of. Los Alamos Citizens Against SubstanceAbuse. Sara L.Voorheea has had her poem, Urgency, published in Jerl Ahbehill, David P. Bradley.

Rick Hill, Pearl Sunrise and Ray Tracey, all Native Americans, have been named to the board of directors of the Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs in Santa Fe. Last December, the board named John Berkenfkld, Joan Caballero and James Kruger as new members. The association sponsor of Indian Market, will mark the 70th year or the Native American art exhibition Aug. 17 and 18. Antonio Anaya II and Jay Price, both of Santa Fe, and Silvia Giron of Pojoaque were among the spring graduates of the University of New Mexico General Honors Program.

Anaya, who graduated cum laude in political science, was co-chair of the University Bud tor UNM, the student government organization. Price graduated summa cum laude in history with a minor in Russian studies. He was a Presidential Scholar and member of several honor societies including Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Alpha Theta. Giron, a Presidential Scholar, graduated cum laude in English with a focus on creative writing, and a minor in philosophy. An Honors Program teaching assistant, she was also a staff member for Conceptions Southwest, a literary journal published at the university.

Monica Ogg, a sophomore at Rockhyrst College in Kansas City, Mo has been elected treasurer of Tri-Beta, a national biology club, for the 1991-92 school year. Ogg is a daughter of Matthew and Mary Ogg of Santa Fe, and a 1989 graduate of St Michaels High School. Gretchen Kinder, a daughter of Ruth Holmes Santa Fe, has been initiated into the Iota chapter of Kappa Theta at Westminster i in Fulton, Mo. Shuaib Axis, a student at McCurdy School in Espanola, is one of six New Mexico students nominated for a Caring Award, presented by the Caring Institute, a non-profit organization based in Washington. The award identifies young people who have demonstrated compassion and caring, seeks mechanisms to reinforce those instincts, and creates peer role models.

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ountMn 11-8 104 Sunctay bscdpspsttockcschanqi SO Sctunhy, 12-6 Montky Italy's Finest Trouser exclusively at Ill 9 988-1959 A- The Santo Fe Archaeology Society recently elected its board of directors: BUI Over-street, president; Jean Argo, vice secretary; treasurer. Also elected to chair the following committees were: Eva Kendall, arrangements; Sid and Harriet Bartean, membership; Lisa Lashley, publicity; Vondlk Armijo, reservations; and Phyllis Strickland and past president A1 Schroed er, members-at-large. 1 1 ii-1 Rowena 11 Candelarla, a daughter of Ernesto and Barba- ra Candelaria of Santa Fe, has been named to the Deans list and High Honors listing far the spring 1991 semester at West-em New Mexico University in Silver City. Tanya Black, Christoidier Stark, Oliver Michael Sierk, Laura iWotter- storfer, Tonya Dewey, Michael George an Sonya L. Salzman, all seniors at Los Alamos High School, David Mattesa senior at McCurdy High School, and Jordan Schrelber and Hondo Trnjillo, both seniors at Taos High School, have been select- ed Robert C.

Byrd scholars for the 1991-92 academic year. The students will reedve $100 to be mplied toward emenses at a university of their choke. Rep. BiU Richardson, D-NAL, has -announced -that painting by Elena Perez, a Los Alamos High School senior, is the winning entry in the Third. Congressional District 1991 High School Arts Competition.

Perezs painting will be part of national exhibit opening this week in the of the U.S. Capitol building. Elena, Who plans to study art at the yniversity of New Mexico in the fall, will travel to Washing-; ton for the official. Opening. Richardson also announced that second place was won by Fan Mnsser, a junior at Santa third i sophomore at Socorro High School and htmcwabk mention by Robert Gonzales, a senior at Taos High School f- 'ti'i 202 Galisteo nrk iV- r7 r- Wfr -'-V 'to A V' i- -11.

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