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Dr. James T. Arnett, vice presi-* dent for academic affairs at David Lipscomb University in Nashville, Term, announced that Christopher Dean Stone was named to the Dean’s List for earning perfect grades for the foil semester. He is majoring in /accounting.
Also James Edward Stone was named to the honor roll for the falL semester with a grade point average1 between 3.5 and 3.99. He is a Bible; major.
James Stone also was awardedthe Dr. and Mrs. Michael Coleman.' Ministerial Scholarship. ^
The young men are the sons of* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dean Stone of' Amis8ville and graduates of RCHS. «
Students at Lipscomb University earn bachelor of arts and bachelor of; science degrees in nearly 100 majorj programs of study. *
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On March 25 Nande Gallegos, along with four other youth from the Culpeper 4-H Dairy Club, took a trip to a Dairy Judging Clinic that was held at Virginia Tech.
At the clinic, she judged eight classes of cows with four cows in each class. Nande competed against 95 other Seniors in her category in the two-day competition.
Nande received 2nd place in her category with a score of 388 out of 400. Nande has been competing in the competition for three years. This is her first year as a Senior.
Nande will go on to compete at the district and State levels with her teammates Chad Powers, Craig Houk and Becky Gallegos. "I thought it was fun as well as a great learning experience,” she said.
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