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Germantown News, Thursday, January 26, 1 995 33 VjV STUDENT Janna Marie Shaffer of Cordova, and Rosemary A. Speakman of Germantown. The following students from the Germantown areahave been named Dean'sScholarsat Mississippi State University for earning agrade point average between 3.50 and 3.79; Amy Kcnee Brogan of Collierville, Jason B. Brownleeof Cordova, John O. Deniston Jr.

of Collierville, Erin Leigh Grantham of Germantown, Keith Eugene Hornick of Collierville, Jennifer D. Jones of Cordova. William Jason Kyle of Germantown, John Claude Munow of Germantown, Bradley Warner Smylie of Germantown, Rebecca FayeSpainof Collierville, and Kelly Kathleen Wells of Germantown. St. Benedict at Aubumdale in Cordova will take part in Catholic School Week from January 29 through February 5.

The school also will offer group testing for prospective new students on Saturday, January 28 at 9 a.m. Fee registration is $25 and reservations may be made by calling the school at 388-7321. received the one-year Freshman Scholarship; and, Bobby Theerathorn, son of Pochava and PaulapaTlKerath)rnofGennantovn received the one-year Freshman Scholarship. Carrie Peck Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas F. Baker IV of Germantown. has earned the Dean's List for Ixst semester at Washington and Lee University in Iexington. VA. John Crockett, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Crockett Jr. of Germantown, has been named to the Harding University Dean's List. I le is a senior majoring in English at the private, liberal arts, Christian university located in Searcy, AR. Nine students from cast Shelby County were named President's Scholars for the recently completed semester at Mississippi State University for making a 3.80 or better grade point average.

The students are Michael Alan Davis of Collierville, John Matthew Duke of Collierville, Wade Alexander Gray of Germantown, Michael Keith Harvey of Germantown, James McCravey Morse of Germantown, Alexandras. Olive of Germantown, Mrs and Mrs. Denis W. Miller of Germantown; Christopher Aiuh)ny Palazzolo, a sophomore and son of Mr. and Mrs.

R.A. Palazzolo of Germantown; Buvana Raj anna, a senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kothanur Rajanna of Germantown; Kari Joy Sutton, a sophomore and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick R. Sutton of Germantown; and Kim Nhat Vu, a junior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pliong Due Vu of Cordova. To earn the I lonor Roll, a student must make a semester grade point average of 3.85 or better in at least 1 3 academic hours.

The following students from the Germantown area made the recent Dean's List at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga: Maria Bailey, Lene A. Cooper, Barbara Anne Heaphy, Michelle L. Knight, Rachael A Masncr, Austin M. Newman, Shelby A. Nolly, Natalie L.

Ottosen, Bethany Anne Parkansky, Teresa J. Rogerson, Kelli L. Wooten, and Kevin M. Young. The Dean's List is an academic honor for students who make a 3.20 or higher cumulative grade point average.

Louisiana State University has announced the names of students who earned a place on the Dean's List by achieving an academic average of 3.5 or better. The students from the Germantown area include Martye Elizabeth Elfervig of Germantown, Michael Glenn Williamson of Cordova, Scott Martin Strong of Collierville, Tonya Marie Pryor of Germantown, and Victor Raymond Goodin of Collierville. Officials announced on Friday that numerous students from east Shelby County have received University of Tennessee National Alumni Association Scholarships. Timothy Collins, son of Larry Collins and Donna White of Germantown received the four-year Andrew D. Holt Scholarship; Jennifer JRosenbaum, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. David E. Rosehbaum of Germantown, received the four-year National Merit Scholarship; Carrie A. Ancell, daughter of Lawrence E. Ancell of Cordova Waring Charles R.

Watson, Eric C. Wells. Christina L. Wiltsey, Charles C. Yacuzzo, Yu Heng Yen, Lisa M.

Zimmcr, and Jacob C. Zweig. Other Germantown students on the UM Dean's List were Catherine J. Armstrong, Edward K. Baker, Doris N.

Barrentine, Elsbcth A. Behm, Hilary M. Bush, Charles H. Callis, Erinna Cavin, Betty Chiu, Jerry A. Cook Pamela H.

Duke, Laura A. Echols, Ashley J. Eck, Christy C. Garrett, Jason A. Gregory, Pooma Amar Gajjjar, Lisa S.

Hufnagel, Scarlett D. Johnson, Steve Judd, Christy L. Kipcrts, Dana L. McKclvy, Neal M. McLean, Melissa L.

Moffitt, Sean G. Murphy, Holly L. Murry, Scott S. Ogdcn, Angela D. Oliver, Kathy J.

Paiml, Bridget Plyler, Brian C. Price, Jennifer M. Redden, Juli A Reeder, Amy Rodriguez, Betsy L. Rodriguez, Stephanie G. Sanders, Jessica L.

Savage, Ashish U. Shah, Jannie D. Sneed, James C. Steffen, Cindy L. Taylor, Karen F.

Terry, Terry A. Lupo Whitsitt, Donna R. Widener, and Michelle C. Wilson. Rhodes College students from the Germantown area that were recently named to the Dean's List include Diane Angela Melby, a senior and daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert J. Melby of Cordova; Bridgette Lee Scott, a freshman and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard R.

Scott of Cordova; and Brook AllenSaunders, a senior and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ricky J. Saunders of Germantown. To earn the Dean List at Rhodes College in Memphis, a student must be enrolled in at least 1 3 academic credit hours and achieve a semester grade point average of 3.7 or better.

Students from the Germantown area who recently earned the Honor Roll at Rhodes College includeTirno-' thy Clyde Ballard, a senior and son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clyde Ballard of Germantown; Mathew David Hutchinson, a junior and son of Dr. and Mrs.

Michael I. Hutchinson of Germantown; Kristen Jennifer Cpcng Cheng, Lance R. Chism, Keri A. Cisco, Laura C. Conner, Chrlsia R.

Cook, Amelia M. Cooper, Heath L. Cunningham, Jennifer L. Dalton, Kathy A Deason, Dean T. Decandia, Melissa M.

Doming, Janice A Dickson, Allison Paula K. Dorris, Evan M. Drumwright, Stephen D. Evers, Sidney T. Fletcher, Erin K.

Forakcr, Kristi G. Frisch, Lisa M. Garadler, Trisha M. GroeschclU Terri K. Halliday, Katherine F.

Hanney, Stace W. Harris, Adam J. Harrison, Anthony D. Hendrix, David A. Herring, JenniferL.Hindmon.John C.

Hyden Christopher P. Jamieson, William F. Johnson Heidi M. Kay, Julie A Krista L. Kilgour, Angela G.

Kilpatrick, Amy R. King, Carla J. Laderoot, Melinda Le Verne, Patricia A. Levine, Ann Marley Lipman, Anjali Maniktahla, and Neena Maniktahla. Other students from Germantown named to the list include Joyce M.

Martin, Tara L. Marton, Kristopher A May, Emily T. McCaskill, Ryan E. McKeever, Kenneth P. McMahon, Christopher T.

Mitchell, Aaron B. Molasky, Eric L. Moore, Melissa A Moore, -Melanie A. Needham, Karen K. Rogers Neuman, Richard A.

Norris II, Pamela R. Osborne, John R. Palmer, Bo Rung Pan, Margaret A. Patton, Perry R. Pennington, Rob- ert E.

Pennington, Todd W. Pennington, Victoria J. Pomeroy, Barbara A. Pope, Marsha D. Pruitt, Maria E.

Quinn, Suzanne G. Raffety, Ashley K. Ray, Carrie A. Rine, Ginger L. Robinson, Kathryn A.

Schwie, Paul B. Scott, Ellen C. Seligstein, Rebecca S. Shearin, Brian E. Siler, Jonathan B.

Simmons, Christopher R. Simon, LauraL Sisterhen, KristanM. Jane.Srtyddf.PeggyS. Stfgeif Erika'A. Strahl, Mary Mahboureh S.

Taghavi, Pitchar Theerathorn, Jennifer D. Thompson, Susan T. Tooley Glen W. Travis HI, Gavin A. Turner, Alyse D.

Van Auken, Michael Waddell Kristin L. Walker, Thomas M. Final Bays for Family Pass Kevin Morton, 1 6, has been earned the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank that can be obtained In Scouting. Morton, son of Gerald and Rhonda Morton of Germantown, is a member of Troop 340, sponsored by Germantown Presbyterian Church. To become an Eagle, a Scout with the rank of Life Scout must earn 2 1 merit badges and develop and carry out a service project that the benefits the community, all before the age of 18.

Germantown resident Hollen Banner, a junior at Briarcrest winner in the Memphis portion of the Alliance Francais Concours National deFrancais 1994. Ms. Banner composed an essay in French to win the award. Her papers, as well as those of other winners, will be submitted to the Alliance Francais in Washington, D.C. for inclusion in the national level competition.

Germantown residents Punam Chopra, Kanchan Chotrani, Eric at White Station High School, were selectedtorepresenttheschoolinthe 15th annual High School Science Bowl, sponsored by the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society. The event took place at the 1 University of Tennessee at Martin with 24 schools from across the State competing. Four of the White Station students received awards for their knowledge in the areas of general science, biology, and chemistry. Germantown High School will hold a College Planning Night for students and parents on Monday, February 6, beginning at at the school. Miss Tennessee; Lori Smith1, "will -make aff'apperaneeat1 Houston Middle School on Tuesday, February 21 from p.m.

The University of Tennessee at Martin will hold a College Night on Monday, February 1 3 from 6-8 p.m. at the Adam's Mark Hotel for students in Shelby County. The following Germantown residents were named to the University of Memphis Dean's List for the fall 1994 semester: Jennifer D. Abel, Nancianne Adams, William L. Anders, John E.

Anderson, Robert C. Anderson, Sally A. Amisano, Sherri L. Baker, Jennifer A. Barton, LaurenE Bender, Joey Blackburn, Katrina A.

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