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page 4 Scrimshaw Thursday, October 5. 1978 WMC Students Honored Davis Exhibits in , Gallery One Several Western Maryland "Canadian Visions," an exhibit Lesia Davis graduated from the College students were recently Harry Clary Jones Scholarship. Gary ~olbert, a graduate of by Canadian artists Carol E. Little • University of Calgary in ~971 with is presented honored at the college's Fall This award of the senior class to the Loyola High School, also received and Leaia A. Davis, will be on a "bachelor of arts with disunc- who member Awards Luncheon, the Felix Woodbridge Memorial display in Gallery One of the Fine tion" in English and art. After has displayed outstanding Jose Menendez, son of Mrs. Lilin proficiency in chemistry. Patrick, Award. Gary is the son of Mr. and Arts Building, Western Maryland studying design, pottery and Menendez, received the James B. a chemistry major, is a graduate Mrs. Melvin Colbert. College, October 4 through October weaving at the Alberta College of Moore Memorial Award, of Walkersville High School. 20. Both Little and Davis specialize Art, she attended the Banff School presented annually to the member Carl Cleveland Neely, III, son of in weavings and wall hangings, of Fine Arts on a scholarship. of the sophomore class who, during Pamela Hudson, a graduate of Class of '82 ~~~: f:~~i~rsc:n~ his freshman year, showed Huntsville High School, was also ~;~.r~;; t~~~e;~~anN~~~i:; is easily seen in their work. ~~~~;i~~~~ Award. The award Achievement superior qualities of character and .awarded the Harry Clary Jones leadership in all phases of campus Scholarship for her outstanding ~~~~t~~s t~r~~:~h;:~~~~~~ a.~~~~~~~~ is open weekdays, 10 is Active life and activity. Jose, a business proficiency in chemistry. Pamela and economics major, is a is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs ~~!~~~:~~g carrOf~CI~~~~ist;; ~ .Littl~ attende? the Ba~ff graduate of Archbishop High Frederick J. Hudson. major, is a graduate of Sc , I of Fme A~ts:n i 968 , t~n The first meeting of the Class of School. Frederick Hearn, Jr., son of Mr. Zweibrueken High School ~f=r~nCOWeg~~f ~~tin ~~~ wi~ ~::~o~f:l i:~dw~p~e~:~~iSli~g:; Randy Halsey, a graduate of and Mrs. Frederick W. Hearn, Andover High School, was received the Felix Woodbridge Teresa Reider, a graduate of an honor diploma tn. Fabrics and large turnout of students. Forty- awarded the Barry A. Winkelman Morley Memorial Award, John Carroll High School, received metals (weaving major). In .1973, seven freshmen listened as Tim Award. This award is presented to presented t9 that member of the the Clyde A. Spicer Award. This she attended the Institute Shank president of the SGA ex- a male student beginning his junior sophomore class who, during his award is presented annually to the d'AIl.ende, San Miguel d'Allend~, plained the major two fresh'men scholarship a year who has been accepted for freshman year, by his develop- student who, during the freshman MeXICO, through College Of. Art. activities scheduled for the first semester. and sophomore at Western years the Alberta from advanced ROTC and has ment at Western Maryland College evidenced academic and athletic has most happily justified ad- Maryland College, shows the most She ~orked'for several years In the The first activity is to build a ability. Randy is the son of Mr. and mission to the college community. potential for becoming an out- stUdIO. of Douglas Motter and Homecoming float. Tri- Mrs. Robert Halsey. standing mathematics major. A~oclate Weavers .. In 1977, J\o_ls.chairpersons Karen Cook, Pat Frederick, a sophomore English Teresa is the daughter of Mr. and Little began to work 10- Donavan, and Andrew Feinberg Patrick Holt, son of Mr. and Mrs. major, is a graduate of Friends Mrs. Stanley B. Reider. dependenUy, concentratlO~ .on volunteered to head this activity. Charles L. Holt, received the High School. gallery work and .commlss~on The second activity will be to ~ales. She has also been a w~avmg elect officers for the Class of '~2, Alliance Plans S pea ers Instructor for adult educatlo~ at This will be done during the last k the Alberta College three weeks in the Fall semester. , ,.197.3. of Art since CaIvUage HllU4e £iquM6 Anne Young Delores Parker from Planned handbook also contained opinions COLD COLD Parenthood; a film and discussion of life at WMCwritten by members 113 W. 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