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TT The Times shrevepoht-hossier Aug. 7. 19B0 Tech Northwestern lists summer graduates NATCHITOCHES Some 264 students received fund boosted RESTAURANT 755 GLADSTONE across from Byrd High 10-SMon-FrL 10-3 Sat. LG. SHRIMP $4s LB.

both of Shreveport; Deborah C. Cross, Bossier City; Karen W. Garrett, Goldonna; William Keith Johnson, Dry Prong; Jimmy Ray Maynor, Cotton Valley; Marlene Louise Pitman, Haughton; and Lissa Fave Pollacia, Leesville. Master of Science in Education Bobbie E. Balen-tine, Ida C.

Sampson, Berdia Allen Shorter and Linda Fave Valley, all of Pineville; Sidney Cox, Bovce; Geraldine B. Green and Rodney J. Miller, all of Alexandria; Bobbie M. Hataway, Dry Prong; George G. Hathorn, Deville; Arlene R.

Sharbono, Tioga; and Gladys A. Swafford, Colfax. Master of Science in Nursing Patricia M. Bourgeois, Ruston; Patricia H. Carter and Sue Crow, both of Shreveport; Patricia L.

Franks and Wanda P. Guidry, both of Alexandria; Patricia Roxanne Martin and Debra P. Shelton, both of Bossier City; Nellie B. Minor, Natchez; Sandra Nathenia Weaver, Vidalia; and Beverly Ann Wilson, Pollock. 4 enter guilty pleas Times Ruston Bureau ARCADIA Four guilty pleas have been tered in 2nd District Court in Arcadia, solving two felony cases.

Assistant District Attorney Russell Davis said James T. Fulmer, 68, of Ringgold, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the shooting death of his wife, Ruby J. Fulmer, 68. The shooting occurred June 13 at the couple's house. Judge Robert Y.

Butler ordered a presentence investigation on Fulmer. A sentencing date was not set. Also entering guilty pleas were three Ruston men, who were arrested July 16 in Ruston after an Arcadia motel was robbed. Mural Bain, 26, Charles E. Miller, 22, and Ron Boudreau, 31, all pleaded guilty to armed robbery.

The men held up a motel clerk and robbed her of $625 in cash before fleeing by car east on Interstate 20. Bachelor of Science Susan Bradley and Richard B. Harville, both of Bossier City; Bernadine Cottonham, Jonesboro; Shawn Paul Doherty, Tracy Dell Lovd, Patricia A. Wallace and Michele Rae Williams, all of Natchitoches; Donnv Wavne Harrison, Montgomery; Betty Sue Henry, Robeline; Ngoc Anh Thi Phan and Mary Frances Vicknair, both of Alexandria; Marilyn Dianne Phillips, Mansfield; and Sherron C. Pugh, Saline.

GRADUATE SCHOOL: Master of Arts Barbara W. Baldwin, Pamela W. Davis and Billy B. Hathorn, all of Pinevllle; Charles R. Brlttain, Shreveport; Randall C.

Brodnax, Natchitoches; M. Joyce Deason, Marlene M. Thevenote, Mark George Cazes and Dwvane Harper, all of Alexandria; and William Charles Heard, DeRidder. Master ot Education Pauline R. Arnold and Donna Faye McDonald, both of Leesville; Daniel Duncan Bell, Carla M.

Bond, Elizabeth Shertene Chambers, Annie L. Cooper, Nelda M. Emmons, Cynthia Anne Johnson, Shyron Jean O'Brien, Melba G. Pinder, Abigail M. Sabastian, Martha Ruth Taylor, Sarah Ann Williams and L.

Denise Wood, all of Natchitoches; and Gwendolyn R. Brice, Betty Anne Morris and Alice P. Uhrich, all of Alexandria; Wencle Bonds Bvrd and Sylvia O. Pearson, both of Pineville; Rodney Lige Chandler and Cherrie Mvles Rison, all of Shreveport; Frances Johnson Cloud, Elizabeth; Gerald Glen Cooley, Elizabeth J. Pope and Virginia S.

Stuckev, ail of Simpson; and Nancy Jane Crain and Joan C. Huckabv, all of Win-nfield; Louise Marie Glatt, Otis; Danny R. Gour, Castor; Pearlie B. Hamilton, Natchez; Patricia Sue Lawrence, Coushatta; Karen F. Leach, Hornbeck; Gloria J.

Napier, Converse; and Evie N. Posev and Shirley R. Purvis, both of Mansfield. Master of Music Wallace Stuart Bird, Zwolle; and John Robert Boswell, Leesville. Master of Science Frances M.

Blair and Joseph D. Moreau, both of Alexandria; Kathryn B. Butler, Zwolle; Royal H. Callev Janice Elaine Cole, Katharine Lucille Giering, Frances M. Hargis, Beverly P.

Harrell, Betty W. Kennedy, Frederick Jerome Wiley and John Allen Worlev Jr, all of Natchitoches; and Janice B. Colev, Jena; Timothy Dewain Collins, Stonewall; Joyce B. Conant and Bonnie A. Johnson, graduate and undergraduate degrees this week during Northwestern State University's summer commencement exercises.

Area graduates listed by major, name and hometown are: COLLEGE of BASIC STUDIES and ACADEMIC SERVICES: Bachelor of Arts Robert James Bellone, Jack S. Corwln, Judy F. Doiron, Charles Bufford Hunter and William Jav Samuels, all of Alexandria; Derwin Scott Bird, Landry Paul Bonnette, Julie H. Hall, Gregory Hooper and Shirley A. Scott, all of Natchitoches; and Emlllo Jaravata Boado, Richard Keith Fisher and William Hood all of Leesville; Edward R.

Couser England Air Force Base; Kathleen Lois Hicks, DeRidder; William David Humphreys and Thomas Wallace Little, both of Shreveport; Micha L. Knippers, Many; and Charles Melvin Pennington, Florien. COLLEGE of BUSINESS: Bachelor of Science Elaine Marie Bastedo, Leesville; Antonia R. Harwell, Many; Nancy R. Homes and Augustine R.

Ross, both of Natchitoches; and Robert B. Welch, COLLEGE of EDUCATION: Bachelor of Arts Nenth Marie Bullard, Zwolle; Gerald Wayne Dvess, Pleasant Hill; Sharon Diane Harris, Lvdia B. Keyser and Elizabeth Ann Wommack, all of Natchitoches; Susanne Renee Pantalion, Shreveport; and Sharon P. Varnado, Robeline. Bachelor of-Science Pamela Ann Davis and Deborah Margarei Aartin, both of Provencal; Ivory James Hoopers-Pelican; Carol Ann Junkin, Jerry Lewis! 'Natchitoches; Ted Wesley Reeves, Jonesboro; -ano Pamela Dianne Young, Grand Cane.

COLLEGE ot LIBERAL ARTS: Bachelor of Arts John Douglas Cox and Betty Ann Sawyer, both of Natchitoches; Alex Benton Davis, Ft. Polk; Brian Travis Reason, Leesville; Mark Kim-brougn Richmond, Coushatta; Vernon D. Sorrell, Anacdo; Patrci Ann Turner, Zwolle; and Walter Murrei Walker Dry Prong. Bachelor of Music Stephanie Cecilia Berner, Bossier CiW. COLLEGE of SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY: Bachelor of Arts Gary Dace Geter, Shreveport.

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McDonald, a 1964 chemical engineering graduate from Tech, said proceeds from the endowment are principally for minority students in chemical and mechanical engineering. Dr. H.L. Henry, associate dean of the college of engineering, and Earl Marcelle, regional college relations director for Kaiser, participated in the presentation. LB.

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