Agricultural awards presented at U. of D. Del. - Leslie E. awards, Alpha Zeta prize fkhimmel, a senior with an was awarded to Mary R. entomology- plant pathology Babcock, an animal science major, was named top senior major'from Wilmington. A scholar at recent Honors « general' agriculture major. Day ceremonies at the Susan. D. Hance from University of Delaware. Ms. -Frederick, Md., won the Schimmel joins the top Honors Day Book Award, student from each of the The Wall Street Journal University of Delaware’s Award..went to Gretchen S. colleges on a panel of Scheffler, an'animal science distinguished seniors. major from Glen Ridge, New In otter University-level • Jersey. GT Recirculating Batch •Read Grain Bins •Circle Grain Bins GRAIN HANDLING EQUIPMENT BATCH DRYER •Grain Legs •Grain Augers SHKNK'S FARM SERVICE 501 E. WOODS DRIVE, LITITZ, PA 17543 College-level awards in cluded scholarship prizes. The -$650 Ralston-Purina award recipient was George VanHeest, 'Jr., from Franklin Lake, N.J. Southern States scholarships went to senior Brihton A. Hopkins, Lewes; junior Mark S. Kosco, Marydel; sophomore Joseph R. Gib son, Camden-Wyoming; and freshman Patricia E. Williams, Hockessin. Other scholarships were awarded by the Delaware Federation of Garden Clubs to Joseph G. Sullivan, Wilmington; Delaware State Grange to Debra L. Nelson, Camden-Wyoming; George M. Worrilow Alpha Zeta scholarship to Charles F, Mancino, Dover; Delaware- Maryland Plant Food Association to Anastasia E. - McHugh; and the Soil Conservation Society of America Scholarship to Kevin D. Brown, Wilmington. Degree with Distinction nominees, students with not less than 3.00 scholastic index and 3.50 index in his major, were agricultural engineering major J. Ross Harris, Jr., Wilmington; animal science majors, , Bruce A. Damme, Newark; ‘ and William E. Shainline, Jr., Newark; and plant science major Betty J. Hughes, Felton. Mortar Board, an honor society for seniors that recognizes outstanding scholarship, leadership, and service, nominated Susan B. Grau, Newark. Omicron Delta Kappa, a national honor society recognizing leadership, scholarship, and service, nominat'd. Joseph P. Geragljty, Westport, Conn., and Gary S. Levy, Cherry Hill, N.J. Phi Kappa Phi, a national honor society electing scholarship, nominated COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY ANY siirnsmmm Feed Bin Capacity . Fran. 1000 lbs. to 250,000 *> mMt ***** needs Complete Planning Installation —Service Janfes L. Allen Jr., Wilmington; Linda A. Burdick, Coatesrille, Pa.; Bruce A. Damme, Newark; Patricia Freeborn, Wilmington; Joseph P. Geraghty, Westport, Conn.; John -, T. Greenplate, Newark; and Debra L. Wood Jones, Seaford. Also, Jeffrey C. Kollenkark, Newark; Suzanne Mason, Not tingham, Pa.; Elizabeth J. Guest Pepper, Media, Pa.; Marilyn M. Reynders, Newark; Paul S. 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Nine agricultural sciences students were nomintaedjto WHO’S WHO IN AMER ICAN' COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. They were Sandra S. Cloud, Newark; Susan D. Hance, Frederick, Md.; Gregg R. Hesseltine, Newark; William A. Kropp, Wilmington; Debra L. Nelson, Camden - Wyoming; Regina L. Riggs, York, Pa.; Brenda S. Sandidge, Dover; Amy L. Truman, Wilmington; and George VanHeest, Jr., Franklin Lake, N.J. inexpensive preventative measure in eliminating the effects of intense coughing and its attendant com plications. Easy to administer in water or feed, Cough Halt is packaged in 1 lb. bags. Gem Laboratories is a key manufacturer of animal' health products and a major developer of commercial' animal technology. Some Quick Ones > The older a man gets, the further he walked to school. Most people don’t mind suf fering in silence, if they’re sure everybody knows they are Confession may be good for the soul but it’s bad for the reputation. Some folks would rather be wrong than be quiet TRY A CLASSIFIED AD! From 1000 Bushels - 100,000 Bushels •Grain Cleaners - PHONE (717) 626*1151' Recognition of the students demonstrating an out standing amount' of dedication, interest, and enthusiasm in the College of Agricultural Sciences went to Susan D. Hance, Frederick, Md.; Gregg R. Hesseltine, Newark; Carol A. Patterson, Hockessin; Regina L. Riggs, York, Pa.; and Amy L. Truman, Wilmington. Outstanding Teaching in Agriculture awards went to Susan E. Brodsky, Dr. William Mitchell, and Dr. Paul H. Sammelwitz. The following were nominated for the Panel of College of Agricultural Sciences’ Scholars: senior Debra L. W. Jones, Seaford;'' junior Joseph 6. Sullivan, Wilmington; sophomore Judith A. Sheridan, Bel Air, Md.; and freshmen Kurt E. Linneman, Phoenixville, Pa.; Laura E. Plaut, Fort Washington, Pa.; and Eugene F. Raphel, Jr., Monkton, Md. Two Associate in Applied Science Degree students also nominated were second year student Daniel R. Cornell, Magnolia; and first year student Barbara A. Cowan, Wilmington. The Panel of Department Scholars, students recognized for holding the highest scholastic index, chose the following: Agricultural and Food Economics student Elizabeth J. Ward; Agricultural Engineering student J. Ross Harris, Jr., Wilmington; Animal Science and Agricultural Biochemistry student Bruce A. Damme, Newark; En tomology and Applied Ecology student Joseph P. Geraghty, Westport, Conn.; and Plant Science student Patricia Freeborn, Wilmington. Judith Steinberg (En tomology), Philadelphia, Pa., was awarded the Ex cellence-in-Teaching Award for Graduate Student.
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