Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 5

RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1963 3 72 Citations Awarded at College Honors Banquet Seventy-two citations for high achievement in scholarship, athletics or student activities were made at the annual Northwestern Michigan- College Honors Banquet held in the college Elizabeth Rokos was named Woman of the Year, and John Des- Camp Man of the Year for 19C2- 63. Special recognition was given Christine Doyle and Carol White for having the highest point average among the freshmen, and to Janis Crabb and Elizabeth Rokos for the highest sophomore cumulative point average. Joseph Rogers, faculty representative of the College Council, was master of ceremonies. The invocation was given by Ernest Gaunt, business manager. Over 150 persons attended, including faculty athletic awards.

At the close ol the recognition ceremonies, which included several selections by the college choir under the direction of John Merrill, the group was addressed by. Preston Tanis, director of Northwestern Michigan College. Mrs. Mary Alice Strom, president of the Travarse Clty-Zonta Club, donors of the plaque for Outstanding Woman of the Year, announced that the name of Elizabeth Rokos will be permanently inscribed on the plaque for 1962-G3. Don Ellis, president of the Traverse City Kiwanis cited John DesCamp as the male student to be honored by having his name placed on the plaque donated by the Kiwanis for Outstanding Man of the current college year.

These plaques hang in the main college corridor. IVIIss Rokos and Mr. Des- Camp were selected by college students and faculty for outstanding achievement in leadership, citizenship and student activities at the collega. The following awards and special recognitions were given for academic achievement: Art, James Hay, Sally Longcore, John Sommerville; business administration, William King; chemistry, James Grant; engineering, James Hicks; economics, Robert Rothermel; German, Joseph Jackman; mathematics, Jeanne Stephan and Robert G. MacEachran; i a Prause; physics, Judy Edwards; political science, James Frasier and secretarial.

Cherry Nelson. Citations and awards for activity in student affairs went to the fol- LANSING, May 22 (UPI) The lowing students: College Council Michigan Week celebration took members, Jim Frnsier, Jim Mc- members and students receiving recognition. Awards for outstanding academic achievement were presented by John E. McChrystal, dean of academic affairs. McChrystal also read the Dean's List of students who have maintained point averages of 3,00 or hotter.

Walter Holland, dean of student affairs, made the citations for students who have been outstanding in college-sponsored activities. Nick Rajkovich, director of athletics, presented the Michigan Week Events Slated elude: James Hay and Terry Sanborn, awarded scholarships for year study at Michigan State University; Corbin Davis. Judy Edwards, Karen Kozlowski, Elizabeth Rokos, awarded -University of Michigan Junior year Tracy Spencer, Western Michigan University junior year scholarship. Scholarships for study next fall at Northwestern. Michigan College went to Carver, Michael Clune, Janis Crabb, Virginia Davis, Bonnie Evans, Jance Fox, Calvin Husby, Linnea Johnson, Harry Low, Cherry Nelson, Elizabeth Renkiewicz, Merri X.ee Rinckey, Margaret Wanda Warner.

A new scholarship, given by the Medical-Secretarial Club'ot the college for second-year study went to Sharon Middaugh. The Association of Women Students'- annual scholarship award, for freshmen with the highest academic point average went to Carol White and Christine Doyle, who both maintained J.OO averages throughout the Call and winter terms. Empire Children Make Trips EMPIRE--The kindergarten children, of Empire grade school accompanied by their teacher, Mrs. Lorraine Richardson, were scheduled to take a train ride from Thompsonville to Traverse City today. The group was to enjoy a picnic afterward at Empire beach.

Children in the 1st and 2nd grades will go by bus to Traverse City Friday. The first-grade will tour the zoo with the teacher, Mrs. Harold Basch', while the 2nd grade visits Maxbauer'a Creamery with Mrs. Richardson. Tuesday, the 3rd and 4th grades with the teacher, Mrs.

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Industrial financing seminars at 16 Michigan Week regions in the state were included in the fete. In Detroit, the Michigan Week sports hall of fame nominees were to be" installed at a noon luncheon at the Roostertail restaurant. AH 25 living members of the hall's 42 enrollees were invited. A panel of outstanding Hillsdale College students were scheduled to give their opinions on "Where Michigan Should Be 10 Years From Now" in a campus panel discussion. Dougall, William Pritchard, Elizabeth Rokos, John DesCamp, Michael DesCamp, Merry Clune, William Ashley, Bonnie Smith and Lysle White.

Outstanding work on college play: award for set design. Sally Longcore; Longcore; best actor, Jim supporting role. Camille Brock. Editor of John DesCamp, 1902-63: Merry Clune, 1963-64. Editor of Campus: Janis Crabb, '62-'63; Carol Kopus, '63-'64.

Campus staff: Jim Frasier, business manager; Camille Brock, assistant editor; Sally Longcore, art editor. Campus Queen: Pamela Nurnberger. Homecoming Queen: Beth Alway. Dormitory Advisors for 1963-64: Chrlstel Skinner, Patricia Nickerson, James Martin, Maurie Dennis. Cheerleaders: Sharon Middaugh, Jeanne Stephan, Sally Woodward, Mary- Jo Williams, Both Alway.

Presidents of the Association of Women Students: Bonnie Alpers, 1362-63; Rhea Gaunt, 1963-64. The following students received athletic awards. Basketball: ris Thomas, Jim Lithen, Jim Martin, Jim Anderson. Jim Herter, Ted Hedlund. Joe Anderson, Larson.

Skiing: Jim Frasier. Ken Lindsey, Karl Weber, Tom Ash, Harold Kelly, Hugh Slowinskl, Robert -Adler. Tennis: Jim Anderson, John Davis, Dale Manthei, Terry Sanborn, Lysle White. CrossCountry: Jim Frasier, Paul Steusel, Larry O'Herren, Robert Rothermel, Larry Cummings. Golf: John Beall, Harold Barr, Jim Carter, Michael Carter, Lcs Gildarski, Jack Wyatt.

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