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.
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University of Delaware. Ms. -Frederick, Md., won the
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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
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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. Ritger,
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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.