The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 13

Top awards Bass honors pupils Two E. E. Bass Junior High School ninth graders were named the school's best all-around boy and girl during an awards day ceremony recently. They are Stephen Daniels, son of George Daniels Sr. of 1021 Caldwell Drive, and Mary Ann White, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest White of 444 Sunflower. Daniels also received the American Legion Citizenship Award for a boy student and a monitor's award. Miss White received the American Legion Citizenship Award for a girl student, a school citizenship award and a monitor's award. Other awards presented to ninth grade students were: Monitor's awards, I la Barnes, Miss Cates, Stephen Daniels, Barbara Dyson, Linda Ferguson, Science award, Elizabeth Cates.

E. E. Triplet! Award in English, Miss Cates. National Educational Development Test, Kenneth Rankins, recognition of- superior performance locally; Miss Cates, recognition of superior performance nationally. DAR Citizenship Award, Johnny Joiner for boy student; Sherri Mathews, for girl student.

Optimist Club Award for participation in an oratorical contest, Herman Hicks. French Awards, Ma Barnes, Linda Smith, Kenneth Ranklins, Miss Cates and Debra Wells. Home economics award. Ruby Tatum, most outstanding student; Margie most improved ability and attitude in clothing textile- and Nellie Hicks, outside reading in home economics. Industrial arts awards, Kenneth Page, highest scholastic average; Johnny Joiner, most improved; and Calvin Loving, hardest worker.

Physical education awards, Martha Smith and Ronnie Breaxaus. Girls expression awards, Sharrlon Jackson, first place; Barbara Brooks, second place; Christ! Bogan, third place; and Janet Blrt, fourth place. School scholarship award, I la Barnes, Miss Cates, Phyllis Kelly, Kenneth Rankins and Debra Wells. School citizenship awards, I la Barnes, James Childs, Curtis Diggins, Terry Fleming, Herman Hicks, Nellie Hicks, Tracy Holmes, Mattle Johnson, Carrie Levison, Cornelius Louis, Sylvester Miller, Willie Mosley, Martha Nix, Kenneth Rankins, Audra Mae Ross, Linda Smith, Lovle Thomas, Clementine Walker, Mary Ann White, John Henry Williams and Sandra Williams. Herman Hicks, Phyllis Kelly, Carrie Levison, Sylvester Hinds Miller, Ruby Tatum, Mary Ann White and Peggy Scott Young.

Attendance awards, Miss Barnes, Alice Joiner, Arthur Johnson, Carrie Levison, Cornelius Louis Barbara Newsome, Elizabeth Scott, Catherine Thornton and Debra Wells. Eighth grade awards were as follows: Science award, Elmer Richardson, Dan Yuck Lew and Edward Jackson. Social studies awards, Brenda Gardner and Edward Jackson, high student; and Walter Aaron, best desk work. Woodmen of the World award in American history for boy and girl student, Dan Yuck Lew. Physical education awards, Larry Bradley and Johnnie Jewitt.

Industrial arts awards, David Allen, highest scholastic average; Cannon Jackson, Most improved. Boys spelling bee, Carl Baker, first piace; Marvin Jackson, second place; and Edward Jackson, third place. Girls spelling bee, Janet Birt, first place, Joyce Dickens, second place; and Sharron Tillmon, third place. School scholarship awards, David Allen, Lisa Cox, Dan Lew, Belinda Williams and Iris Yelldell. School citizenship awards, Janet Blrt, Barbara Brooks, Barbarais, Edward Jackson, Margaret Campus i Burrow brothers honored Todd Burrow and Bill Burrow have been named to membership in Alpha Omega Alpha, national honor medical society.

Both University of Mississippi School of Medicine 'seniors, they were tapped for the prestigious honorary on Medical Center honors day. The Burrow brothers are the sons of Dr, and Mrs. William H. Burrow of 1113 Cfoverdale. Bill Burrow received a book award on honors day.

Recipients are selected on the basis of academic achievement. Pam Vest Bill Burrow Special Todd Burrow Special Special Pam Vest initiated UNIVERISTY (Special )-Pam Vest of Greenville was recently initiated into Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic honor fraternity, at the University of Mississippi. To attain the honor, Miss Vest had to maintain a minimum of a 3.5 average on a 4.0 scale on all work attempted. She also had to meet certain residence requirements. Sybil McCraney honored I I i a --A Greenvillian is one of three University of Mississippi journalism students selected as 1973 winners of the Mississippi Power Light Co.

Advertising Awards. She is Sybil McCraney, a former Delta Democrat-Times summer reporter. Janous joins IBM 7 Susie Alexander graduates FULTON, Mo. (Special )-Susie Allan Alexander was awarded the bachelor of arts degree by William Woods College during the commencement exercises held on May 12 in Fulton. Miss Alexander graduated cum laude.

Miss Alexander is the daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Jolley Alexander, Bayou Road, Greenville, Miss. Among her activities at William Woods, she is a member of Chi Omega Social Sorority, Alumni Board, and was chairman for the Alumnae Weekend Committee. She has been named to both the Dean's List and the Achievement List. Don Janous, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Janous of 1121 Cloverdale Drive, has accepted a position with IBM Corporation in Jackson following his recent graduation from Mississippi State University. Janous received a degree in business and industry in recent commencement exercises. Janous was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities and Who's Who Among Greek Fraternities and Sororities. I Don't Do Anything Until You See The I Prices In Our Big I I MOONLIGHT SALE 1 iFriday Night-6 to9P.Mp ECKERD'S I DISCOUNT DRUGS Mainstream Mall Bubble Watches Colorful bubble watches with shiny plastic cases and matching plastic bands in red, yellow, blue and white.

2 year service guaran- ec only Open An Account M611 Jackson, Johnnie Jewitt, Barbara Johnson, Virginia McKlnney, Larry Rodgers and Belinda Williams. Monitor's awards, Virginia Mcklnndy, Dedrla Plear, Michael Rankins, Willie Rlene, Jeffrey Taylor, Kenneth Tisaby, Sheila Vertlson, Clemmle Williams and Wlllette Young. School attendance awards, Alfred Bales, Dlanne Beasley, Christine Brown, Samuel Carroll, Lisa Cox, Ronald Dallas, Michael Davis, Alice Green, Vereke Headd, Rodney Jamerson, Dan Lew, George Maddox, Bertha Robinson, Lisa Thomas and Belinda Williams. Seventh grade awards were: Boys spelling bee, Larry Banis, first place; Eldrldge Mason, second place; and Jackie place. Girls spelling bee, Jurdlne Ford, first Wendy Hart, second place; and Demetria Armstead, third place.

School scholarship awards, Larry Banks, Tanya Headd, Janelle Johnson, Wilda Kelly, Patricia rates. School citiienship awards, Armogene Acron, Mildred A. Baites, Larry Banls, Dwaln Cannon, Elbert Dukes, Gwendolyn Eseco, Floyd Johnson, Napoleon Parker, Oliva Stephney, Meshelle Suber, Hezlklah Thomas, Janice Thomas and Sharon Wilson. Monitor's awards, Donna Conner, Matthew Cox, Gwen Howard, Betty Redmond and Mary Redmond. School attendance awards, Larry Banks, Jerry Caswell, Matthew Cox, Tommy Davis, Earl Gardner, Stanley Henry, Charles Stewart, Rachelle Tate, Hezkiah Thomas, Roy Wright and Robert Young.

Special music awards were: Chorus, ninth grade, Ella Parker, Delores Williams, Catherine Jackson, Sheila Hinds, Anthony Calhoun and Brenda Howard; eighth grade, Laura Washington, Brenda Gardner, Janet Blrt, Barbara Brooks Glen Allan teacher tops GLEN ALLAN--An elementary teacher at Glen Allan Attendance Center here has been named to the Outstanding 'Elementary Teachers of America for 1973. He is John who was nominated earlier this year by his school principal and was selected for membership in the society based on his professional and civic achievements. John Bynum Staff Four Bass Junior High School ninth graders received top awards at the school's recent awards ceremony. They were (from left), Elizabeth Cates of 228 N. Poplar; Mary Ann White of 444 Sunflower; Stephen Daniels of 1021 Caldwell Drive; and Ruby Tatum of 601 Chatham.

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