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Pictured above, left to right are Forsyth County American Cancer Society volunteer
Diana Buntin and St. Mario Women’s Club’s Anita Wasinger, Cindy McGowan and Claire
McGreal.
Cancer Society share information
One of the goals of the Forsyth
County American Cancer
Society is to get more informa
tion directly to residents who
live in the community about the
fight against cancer. This is
being demonstrated by the
growth of awareness meetings
and presentations throughout
Forsyth County.
St. Mario Women’s Club
recently tapped into the aware
ness and educational benefits of
learning about what is happen
ing in Forsyth County through
the American Cancer Society.
The St. Mario’s Women’s Club
College news
Kennesaw State
University
Top students at Kennesaw
State University are listed on
KSU’s winter-quarter
President’s and Dean’s lists.
To make the President’s List, a
student must maintain a perfect
4.0 grade-point average. A
grade-point average of between
3.5 and 3.9 is necessary to make
the Dean’s List.
Kennesaw State, located off 1.75
.75 and Chastain Road, Exit 117,
is a unit of the University
System of Georgia. The enroll
ment is about 14,000 students.
President’s List students from
Forsyth County are Gretchen
Arnold, Devona Hall Byrge,
Shawn L. Campbell, Maranda
Lynn Randolph and Rose Marie
Reyes.
Dean’s List students from
Forsyth County are Cloyce B.
Brackett, Richard Paul Frey,
Adam Jeremy Hamby, Maryann
Lenihan, Rachel Leigh Shugart,
Shannon E. Turpin and Ann
Maria Williams.
University of
Georgia
A total of 1,997 students has
been named to the University of
Georgia winter quarter
Presidential Scholars List and
2,338 have been named to the
Dean’s List.
The Presidential Scholar des
ignation recognizes undergradu
ates who have scored a perfect
4.0 grade point average during
the quarter.
Nomination to the Dean’s List
means a student has earned a
3.5 grade-point average or high
er out of a possible 4.0.
Both designations require that
students take at least 12 hours in
courses numbered 100 or higher
and receive no unsatisfactory or
incomplete grades.
Forsyth County students who
were named to the Presidential
Scholar’s and Dean’s lists for
winter quarter, which ended
March 17, are
Presidential Scholars’ List:
Johnny Dale Miller Jr., Daniel
Patrick Duffy, Steve Francis
Grubbs Jr., Kimberly Rebecca
Jordan, Courtney Leigh Kohn,
Kevin James Tailant, Matthew
Wade Zeleznik, Michael David
Dickson, Allyson Renee
Farquhar, Victor Kevin Lang,
Valerie Jean Martin, Nancy
is growing and reaching out in
support to the society. Members
recently attended the “Forsyth
United for the Prevention and
Early Detection of Cancer” with
Shirley Miller, wife of Gov. Zell
Miller as the host.
They also invited FCACS com
munity relations volunteer,
Diana Buntin, to give firsthand
information at one of their
monthly meetings on what is
expected in the local community
from upcoming events such as
the Relay for Life ‘97 May 16
and 17 at Forsyth Central High
School track. For information
Catherine Griffin, Rebecca Lea
Heard, Deborah Michelle
Hydrick, Michelle Anne Klee,
Marty Bray Nevelle and
Heather Brye Banisaukas.
Dean’s List: Jeff John Skahill,
Emily Susan Bagwell, Erin
Lynne Hines, Shawn Noah
Kalfus, Sally Elaine Mullinax,
April Ruth Tailant, Karen
Elizabeth Watson, John Codell
Daigh, Scott Allen Hayman,
Kacie Faye Sandusky, Robert
Daniel Quinn, Adam Fulmore
Smiley, Angela Michelle Smith,
and Shannon Marie Portell.
State University
of West Georgia
Who’s Who
Fifty-three State University of
West Georgia students have
been selected for inclusion in
the 1997 edition of “Who’s Who
Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges” as
national outstanding campus
leaders.
These students were chosen
based on their academic
achievement, service to the
community, leadership in
extracurricular activities and
potential for continued success.
They join an elite group of stu
dents from more than 1,900
institutions of higher learning in
all 50 states, the District of
Columbia and several foreign
nations.
Local students named are
Raymond Wade Thomas,
Cumming and Michele Lynn
Briggs, Dawsonville
Dean’s List
The State University of West
Georgia named 763 students to
the winter quarter Dean’s List,
according to Dr. Thomas J.
Hynes, Jr., vice president for
academic affair.
To be placed on the Dean’s
List, a student must complete
the quarter with at least a 3.5
grade point average out of a
possible 4.0, while carrying a
minimum 15 quarter hours.
The State University of West
Georgia is a senior college unit
of the University System of
Georgia.
Named to the Dean’s List from
Cumming were Matthew Craig
Bennett and Raymond Wade
Thomas.
regarding the society volunteers,
call Diana Buntin at 889-9704 or
Eddie Taylor at 889-8600.
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Scholarships awarded s “ photo
Each year the Sawnee Woman’s Club gives scholarships to local international students
for their achievements in academic and personal endeavors. A student is chosen from
each of the Forsyth County public high schools. Pictured above are - back row: left to
right Ms. Garcia and Maureen Weuham, front row: left to right Amanda Delt, Miruelle
Gonzales, Salomon Pacheco and Terrie Marinelli, International Department chairperson
for the Sawnee Woman’s Club.
FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS Wednesday, April 9,1997-
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