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Students receive achievement awards
Nine individual students and
two living groups at the Univer
sity were honored for their out
standing achievements Satur
day during the annual Parents'
Weekend awards ceremony.
Winning the Gerlinger Cup,
which honors a junior woman
for her scholarship, leadership
and service to the University,
was Renne Dorjahn.
Winning other individual
awards were: Tessie Moreland,
Cristman Award; David Kays
and John English, Koyl Cup;
Jeff Hasson, Maurice Harold
Hunter Leadership Scholarship;
Suzanne Cogan, AAUW Senior
Woman Recognition Award;
Janet Richards, Golda Parker
Wickham Award; Bev Smith,
Doyle Higdon Memorial Trophy
and Mike Ritchey, Emerald Ath
letic Award.
Earning Burt Brown Barker
Vice President's Cups for living
groups with the highest overall
grade point indices were the
Philadelphia House and Morton
Hall of the Earl dormitory com
plex.
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Science II in ' Dynamics of Cyclic GMP
Control by Rod Disk Membranes and a
Mechanism for Visual Excitation."
The next regular monthly meeting of the
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