Education Briefs Highlight Decatur Somerville Graduates
Patricia Gale Morris of Somerville graduates from the University of Alabama magna cum laude with a BS in education and continues toward a master's in secondary education. She earned dean's list honors, held multiple honors and sorority roles, and volunteered with the Tuscaloosa Boy's Club. Other Decatur recipients include David Gasser on an Auburn agricultural scholarship, four University of Alabama Medical School graduates in Birmingham, music and psychology degrees from nearby colleges, and faculty promotions at the University of Alabama and Campbellsville. Beth Ellis named Mississippi University for Women Student Entertainment Committee president for 1976-77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Gale Morris
Harold L. Morris
Somerville
University of Alabama
Miss Morris
Tuscaloosa
David Gasser
Grif B. Chatham
Decatur
Auburn University
Federal Land Bank
New Orleans
Austin High School
Gasser
Wallace Developmental Center
University of Alabama School of Medicine
Birmingham
John E. Baites, Jr
U.S.A.F
Dayton
Ohio
Larry Charles Fite
University of Alabama School of Primary Care
Huntsville
L. Lee Hamm
University of Texas S. W
Dallas
Michael Lee Putnam
University of Alabama Medical Center
Beth Ellis
Mississippi University For Women
Water color course offered at Athens State College
Jim Green of Athens will teach a summer water-color art course AR 314 at Athens State College. The class runs Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon from June 12 to August 14. It offers three hours credit or non credit. Green, a noted local artist, has an exhibit in the campus Sandridge Center Art Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Green
Athens
Athens State College
Green
Sandridge Center
Appelate Rules Seminar Slated For Saturday
A seminar for attorneys secretaries clerks and paralegals will be held Saturday at Calhoun Community College on Alabama Appelate Rules. Birmingham attorneys Francis Hare Jr and Thomas R Elliott Jr will conduct the program from 9 a.m. to noon in the Technical Administration Building lecture room, co sponsored by Calhoun and the Morgan Lawrence Legal Secretaries Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Community College
Birmingham
Francis Hare, Jr
Thomas R. Elliott, Jr
Calhoun and
The
Morgan-Lawrence Legal Secretaries Association
Technical Administration
Midwesterners Heavier in Diet Workshop Study
The Diet Workshop weight control program reports regional differences in weight loss. New Midwest participants averaged 56.9 pounds to lose, versus 46.2 in the East, 45.8 in the South, and 42.7 in the West, based on 944 people with an overall average of 47.9 pounds to shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Diet Workshop
Midwest
East Limestone High Team Wins 2A Scholars Bowl Title
East Limestone High School's A team captured first place in its 2A division at the Scholars Bowl contest held at Calhoun Community College. Team members shown from left include Coach Stan McCarver, Kelley Kennedy, Barbie Colane, Randy Malone, Micky Sandlin and Michael Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Limestone High School
Calhoun Community College
Stan McCarver
Kelley Kennedy
Barbie Colane
Randy Malone
Micky Sandlin
Michael Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susan Jolly Slick
E. L. Jolly, Jr
Union University
Jackson, Tenn
Timothy J. Raths
P. D. Raths
St. John’s University
Collegeville, Minn
Birmingham Southern College
Pamela Bates
Karen Hall
Richard Allen Gatlin
Thomas A. Gatlin
Lester
Freed- Hardeman College
Henderson
Tenn
West Limestone High School
Gatlin
Catherine McCarty
F.R McCarty, Jr
Georgia Southern College
Statesboro
Miss McCarty
Stephen Lane Dutton
Amanda Dutton
Campbellsville College
Campbellsville, Ky
John O. Braswell, II
Marion Military Institute
Marion
Ala
John C. Braswell
Dwight Eddins
Eddins
Oxford University
Vanderbilt University
Diane Stevens
Bournemouth
England
Patricia Morris
Fite
HAMM
East Limestone Scholars
Call Lang
Moulton
Isave
Risa
LRES
Association OF Rome Appliance Manufacturers
South
Gateway Center
Hartselle
Westgate Center
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