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r ;;-- .. -!':: Concen Chorale. \'tce pres1dent of the Presidents Council and secretary for MS/LA Region of Phi Theta Kappa She also serves as a volunteer for the ~~R~ program. S~e ~715 select......C to anent! t.b~ Phi :-·e~ ~ fici R :s lils!i:n;:.e m flor~.~~ tl::- Pb Theta :·an-a :Fiano..,; IDSti _ e At...::~ Gear-~ Sh~ as ..am!- to the ~fS i...-\ Re~x.. .Phi Theta :- ppa Orcer of tbe Golden Ke~ ...nd v.45 named to the Phi Theta Kappa AD MtSSISSlppl Academic Team. Rogers was presented the George 0 . Bierkoe Distinguished Member Award and the Distinguished Regional Officer Award during the Phi Theta Kappa International Convention. Rogers is the recipient of various scholarships and was selected a fresh– man class favorite. During the spring musical her freshman year she received the award for Best Play Spirit. She was selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Community/Junior Colleges and was recognized as a President's List schol– ar. Those nominating her wrote, "Lana is an o\Jtstanding student who is most deserving of this honor. She bas maintained excellent grades pa.~~!.:::=.; t::: =~ra~ ~_,­ polS aCU\'lties. She has a \Joondertul attitude and goes beyond what is asked of her in her academic and extra-curricular activities." She is the daughter of Dale and Penny Rogers of Walnut Grove and is a graduate of Leake Academy. Photographs of these students will hang in the Hall of Fame collection in the lobby of Huff Auditorium. ADDITIONAL AWARD RECIPIENTS In addition to the Hall of Fame honorees, various academic honors were presented as well as a number of awards for extracurricular activi– ties. Vocational award recipients included Sharonne Cooper of Louisville and Kenny Gomillion of Morton, cabinetmaking; Nathan Busby of Walnut Grove, carpentry; Kimberly Hull of Meridian, cosme– tology; Drew Walters of Louin and Kevin Carter of McCool, welding and cutting; Jamie Blackburn of Decatur, licensed practical nursing; and Kathleen Hogue of Walnut Grove, Vocational Student of the Year.

Ed::nbarg. Ahtha Cban~ Kn ten Hams c '- ton, Sue Yarbrough Fulgha.-, Sp;;.... .'l. Otha La) of Forest. \\'1lham S Giffin Men's Intramural; Damon Hudson of Philadelphia and Ben Wilbanks of Carthage, Homer F. Hunter Award for Athletic Managers; Aaron Matthew Davis of Decatur, Danny R. Killens Engineering; Rebecca Germany of Union, Jack B. Mayo Phi Theta Kappa; Justin Clark of Louisville, Dr. Edwin Miller Medical Services; James Denson of Walnut Grove, Howard Sessums Men's Basketball; Nikki LaCour of Natchitoches, LA, Earline Wood Women's Basketball; Josh Chaney of Little Rock and Cedric Cotton of Decatur, Andrew F. Webb Footb;;.ll and Daniel Pearce of Decatur. \\A Coursey Jr. Engineering. Fa::ulcy Memorial Awards were presented to Caleb May of Philadelphia. J . 'W ...... B u " 'B Des£: Tlffioth}' F1eber and Apnl McAdo~. both of Philadelphia, Frank M. Cross Freshman Chemistry; Adam McAdory of Louisville, Robert G Fick Music; Charlene Foreman of Little Rock, Frank Edwin and Nena Holt Leatherwood Biology; Stephan Sykes of Lawrence, J. Andy Miller Freshman Engineering; Brandi Harvey of Forest, Charles E. Pennington Business Technology: Victoria Daniels of Philadelphia, General William Patrick Wilson General Academic; Allison Latham of Forest, Ruth Hull Memorial Award for Wo-He-Lo (yearbook ); April McAdory of Philadelphia, Leon Eubanks Kaljyc-Peers; and Jessica McMahen of Carthage, L.B. Simmons History. Various students were also recog– nized for being named to Who's Who Among Students in Ame rican Community and Junior Colleges and transfer scholarships were presented by The University of Southern Mississippi and Mississippi State University.