The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 24

Page 1 0B THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, April 24,1980 I 1 Woodland Hills' students honored for academic work v1 McLeod's Fun Fair to be held Saturday McLeod Fun Fair will be held Saturday, April 26, at McLeod School, 1616 Sandalwood PI, from 11 a.m. until 2p.m. The public is invited to visit the Country Store which, will sell baft items, plants, baked goods and white elephants; participate in the cake walk, games, and eat hamburgers and hot dogs. I -j-ii mrt 1 xVJJ'vi 1IIt 3 i Elected Reeves, Kathy Rogers and Sheila Smith. Freshmen Administrator's List, Cindy Brown, Sara Fueling and Kyle Moore.

Honor Roll, Teresa Allen, Ginger Guynes, Susan Hart, Todd Jones, Margaret King, Lois McKay, Debbie Woods, and Emily Long. Eighth grade: Administrator's List, Jan Moore and Tricia Pennington. Honor Roll, Donna McBride, Susan Walsh and Stephanie Walker. Emily Clark made the Administrator's List for the seventh grade. Honor Roll, Cindy Ball, John Barron, Carrie Cain, Amy Day, Tony Norton, Catherine Sikes, Kim Herring, Robert Hyde, Dana McArthur, Tammy McGee and Christi Neel.

Scholarly students Four Jackson students recently initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta freshman honorary at the University of Mississippi include (from left) Laura Karlak of 4640 Jiggltts Jenny Fyke of 2226 North Cheryl Jocelyn Russell of 5505 Marblehead; and John Henson of 501 North Point Parkway. Alpha Lambda Delta requires a 3.5 grade point average during the first semester or the entire freshman year. tivities chairman; Janet Gammlll, collegiate relations; and Melinda Stanton, fraternity education. AD are from Jackson. Recently elected to offices of Delta Delta Delta sorority at Mississippi State University were (from left) Nancy Blalock, Panhellenic delegate; Melanie May, ac GSfiSSfi The Administrator's List and Honor Roll for the third term of Woodland Hills Baptist Academy was recently released as follows: Seniors: Administrator's List, Jimmy Blackwood, Al Newton and Karen Tarbutton.

Honor Roll, Rachel Bowdoin, Kathy Garrison, Laurie Gregory, Steve Hamilton, Chip Home, Beth Humphries, Patti Hyde, Kathy King, John Lewis, Beth McClellan, Ana Maria Price and John Wells. Juniors: Administrator's List, Kelly Finch, Helen Gillaspy, Pam Kinsley, Janie Linton and Melinda Raley. Honor Roll, Sandy Camp, Tina Dyer, Kevin Jackson, Caroline Milner, Mary K. Robinson, Doug Sanford and Alex Woods. Sophomores; Administrator's List, Mary Lynn Cupit, Jan Farlow, Laurie Jones and Beth Walsh.

Honor Roll, Sharen Brewster, Mark Carlson, Beth Claybrook, Bill Clements, Scott Crockett, Cherly Harrison, Stacy Keene, Andy Keyes, Becky Little, Candy JACKSON ACADEMY By JA NEWSPAPER STAFF Excitement reigned last week with the arrival of the yearbooks. This year's annual was different (and some say better) than any of Jackson Academy's previous annuals. The books are covered with white burlap: a huge brown drop of water is printed on the front. Another main topic of con- Among the earliest broadcasters on AM radio were educational institutions. "Z-W is 7 Bright freshmen Four Jackson students were recently initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta freshman honorary society at the University of Mississippi.

Inititiates include (from left) Shellie Day of 3995 Stuart Pam Peden of 507 Merigold; Randy Ratcliff of 78 Redbud Lane; and Meg Bickerstaff of 4335 Meadow Ridge. Alpha Lambda Delta requires a 3.5 grade point average during the first semester or the entire freshman year. Central Air Conditioning Keep cool all summer long, year after year with Fnedrich central air conditioning! And save on utility bills every month! Call today lor a free home survey! 1 versation is the new high school. Many people are visiting the school daily and workers are busy on the two additions to the buildings and making preparations to build the new bleachers for the football field. The track teams participated in two track meets last week: at Brandon, the boys team placed third, and the girls, second.

At Adams County Christian Academy, the girls placed second again, while the boys placed fifth. The ninth grade art class enjoyed a day-long field trip last Tuesday. They went to Madison County on a drawing and painting trip, and also enjoyed a picnic lunch. Miss Dain Hayes and Miss Susan Stanley's fifth grade classes presented a program of folk music last Friday. Mrs.

Bunny Shelton's first graders participated in career day last Friday and dressed in the costumes of the profession that they hope to enter in the future. The most popular profession was that of the pro football player. Our students win contests At the recent Hinds County Conservation District Awards Banquet, a number of Nor-thside students from city and private. schools were recognized for winning posters and essays which were judged for the conservation theme by a group of teachers from area schools. Danielle Andrea Wahba, third grade, St.

Andrews and Leigh Ann Evans, seventh grade, St. Andrews were First Place winners in the Poster Contest. Jimmy Watts, fourth grade, Woodland Hills was a Third Place winner. In the Essay Contest, John Couch, seventh grader at St. Richards won a Second Place and Will Smathers, eighth grader at First Presbyterian Day School won a Third Place.

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