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Show Students Honored at Awards Night high honors. Lee was recently . named Mr. Future Business Teacher in Phi Beta Lambda statewide competition. Todd Kirkham, another SUSC senior, was named the Outstanding Industrial Education Student. He is from Cedar City and will also graduate in June 1 commencement exercises. During the awards assembly, Bessie Dover, assistant coordinator of student activities, received a Special Student Government Award for her help and support of student functions. Dover will leave the student center this fall to begin work as a SUSC counselor. Several other special awards were also given at the Thunderbird Assembly. . BoydRedingtQn, SUSC photographer, received the ASUSSC President's Award which is annually presented by the student body president to the non-student who gives the most outstanding out-standing service to student activities during the year. Cedar City businessman Wayne Clark, Clark and Linford Jewelers, received the 1978-79 Booster Award for his overall support of SUSC activities. An Exemplary Service Award was presented to Richard Rosanova, Thunderbird Thun-derbird Editor, who assumed responsibilities of the annual SUSC Telethon after Dennis Agle, , development director, left to accept another position. This award was presented by SUSC President Orville D. Carnahan. President Carnahan also presented the Prestige Arrow for spring quarter and the Prestige Spear, the award annually given the campus organization overall contribution, made as a group, during the entire school year. Spring quarter honors went to the Ambassadors Club, the student group which conducts tours of campus and which acts as a general welcoming committee com-mittee for campus visitors. The SUSC Inter Tribal ! Club received the Prestige Spear for 1978-79. This campus organization sponsored several activities during the year, including SUSC Indian Week, and was j awarded the Prestige Arrow j fall quarter. j Other presentations included in-cluded an Utah Historical Society Award, presented to senior Doug Mathews, Boulder City, Nevada. Mathews will graduate from SUSC June 1 with high honors, receivng a BS in political science and history. Kathryn Berg and Frain Peterson were honored as the Outstanding Female Faculty Member and Out-stnading Out-stnading Male Faculty Member, respectively. Berg is the women's athletic coordinator, head gymnastics gym-nastics and women's track coach, and is the assistant intramural director. Pearson is an associate professor of communications. com-munications. Other awards wont to Jan Newby, Orderville, and to Alan Jones, Cedar City, as recipients of 1979-80 Alumni Associaton Scholarships. Newby is a junior majoring in business; Jones a senior accounting major. . s ' , i ' ' ' , t I'M 7 V--" .u I t 'r 'A ' ' ' 1 i i J " ' ' . . f i. Awards for Outstanding Contibution for the 1978-79 school year at Southern Utah . State College were awarded to seniors Cyndi Woodbury and Peter Cook at SUSC Awards Night held here Wednesday. The coveted awards were presented during the traditional awards assembly, held to honor students who have achieved high academic standing or who have made significant contributions to the college in departmental or co-1 curricular activities. :J BESSIE DOVER- Special Student Government Award Woodbury is a business administraiton m major from Cedar City. She was recently named the Sterling Silver Award recipient at SUSC and received SUSC's Woman of the Year Award last year. Cook will graduate from SUSC in August with a BA in theater arts. The Bountiful High School graduate was recently honored by the SUSC theater department, receiving an award for Outstanding Contribution in Scenery and Paint. I J I t WAYBE CLARK-Booster CLARK-Booster Award Several other students, organizations, and college personnel were also honored at the assembly. Rita Kleese, a junior business education major from Henrieville, was named Woman of the Year. Man of the Year honors went to Danny Judd, a senior zoology major from Kanab. In the School of Education, Pestalozzi Awards for outstanding teacher education graduates were awarded to Kim Brinton, L WL TODD KIRKHAM Outstanding Out-standing Industrial Education Student. Sandy, for elementary education, and to James Callison, Jr., Cedar City, for secondary education. Brinton graduated from SUSC winter quarter and is teaching kindergarten in the Jordan School District. Callison will teach biology and chemistry at Alta High School this fall. Both Pestalozzi winners will gradaute June 1 with high honrs, Brinton in elementary elemen-tary education, Callison in biology. Anotehr Pestalozzi Award was presented to Cleo M. Petty who will retire this year after 28 years as SUSC's head baseball coach. The special faculty award is onlv the fourth Pestalozzi CHS' si W-'o::i:v-.:' . ' ' riii'-;; : . PETER COOK Outstanding Outstan-ding Contribution, Male Award given a faculty member since the program began at SUSC in 1966. In other departmental awards, School of Education, Kathie K. Kinney, Kin-ney, Tremonton, received the Mary Muir Dunham Scholarship. The Junior elementary education major will use the $1,000 scholarship her senior year at SUSC. Lori Lambros, Roy, was named the Outstanding Physical Education Student. She will receive a BA in physical education this week in SUSC commencement exercises. ICOLIN! standing Performing Arts Student Honors for the Outstanding Out-standing Female Athlete and Outstanding Male Athlete went to seniors Suzie Pedersen, Beryl, and to John Borla, Helper. Pedersen lettered in volleyball, basketball and softball this year. Borla received letters in football and baseball. Kent Richman Bountiful, was named the Outstanding Physical Science Student. Richman will graduate with high honors June 1 and has received a gradaute teaching fellowship to the University of Utah npnnrtmpnt of Chemistry. & .1. ,. , . ' BOYD REDINGTON. ASSUSC President's Award Lee Ann Branch, a junior veterinary major from Las Vegas, was named the Outstanding Life Science Student. She is the 1979-80 recipient of a $1,000 SUSC Institutional Council Scholarship. In the School of Arts and Letters, Will Jolley, Antimony, An-timony, Garfield County, was named the Outstnading Arts and Letters Student. He will graduate with high honors this week with a BA in languages. ' Colin Campbell, a junior majoring in music from Cedar City, received the award as thge 1978-79 'Outstanding Performing Arts Student. , In the School of Business and Technology, David Judd, Cedar City, was named the Outstanding Accounting Student. The SUSC senior will graduate with high honors June 1. He also received the Utah Associaton of CPA's Accounting Ac-counting Student Award. Philip Lee, a senior business adminstration major from Monroe, was named the Outstanding Business Student, He will also graduate June 1 with 1 OUTSTANDING FEMALE AND MALE FACULTY MEMBERS. MEM-BERS. Kathryn Berg and Frain Pearson received the outstanding faculty awards for the 1 978-1 979 academic year. |