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NEWS RELEASE;
AANC SCULPTURE TRAVELING SHOW
The Sculpture Traveling Show of the Associated Artists of North Carolina
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The work in this show is by exhibiting members of the Associated Artists
of North Carolina who had work accepted in the AANC Sculpture Show at the
Salem College Fine Arts Center in Winston-Salem in October 1969.
The show
was judged by Kr. Stuart Preston, critic and writer from New York, N. Y.
In addition to sculpture, the exhibition includes drawings by artists represented
in the October show.
Artists from this area represented in the shew are
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SCULPTURE SHOW ON EXHIBIT AT METHODIST COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLE - The Sculpture Traveling Show of the Associated Artists of
North Carolina (AANC) is now open at Methodist College in the lobby of Reeves
Auditorium-Fine Arts Building.
It will be on view through May 29, 1970,
Monday through Friday during the hours of 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m.
The work in this show is by exhibiting members of the Associated Artists
of North Carolina who had work accepted in the AANC Sculpture Show at the
Salem College Fine Arts Center in Winston-Saletn in October 1969.
The show was
judged by Mr. Stuart Preston, critic and writer from New York, N.Y. In
addition to sculpture, the exhibition includes drawings by artists represented
in the October show.
Also on exhibit in the lobby of the Fine Arts Building are recent
paintings and sculptures by Donald L. Green, of the Methodist College Art faculty,
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V I R G I N I A WESLEYAM COLLEGE
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Norfolk, V i r g i n i a 23502
for further 1 nform.'it ion contact:
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NORFOLK, VA. --- V i r g i n i a V/esleyan College has joined the D i x i e I ntercoUegiate
A t h l e t i c Conference.
Gene Clayton, president of the D.I.A.C., made the announcement following
the spring meeting of the conference at MethoHist College, FayettviHe, North
C a r o l i n a , r >n May 17.
Clayton said:
Vlcileyan (".allege in t i n conference.
"We are extremely pleaded to have V i r g i n i a
V/e feel that the College's a t h l e t i c philoso-
phy w i l l be the same as that of the conference.
Effective September, 1970, V i r -
g i n i a V/csleyan w i l l be e l i g i b l e for championships in a l l conference sports.
We
are looking forward to association wi th V i r g i n i a V/esleyan College in all sports".
Donald M. Forsyth, a t h l e t i c director at V i r g i n i a Weslcyan College, commented
on the nex-/ membership by saying; "l/e feel that this is an important step in the development of our a t h l e t i c program.
\/e are very enthusiastic in regard to our com-
peting in the D i x i e Intercollegiate Athletic Conference".
The other colleges from V i r g i n i a and North Carolina making up the conference
are Greensboro College, Lynchburg College, Methodist College. North Carolina Wesleyan College, St. Andrews Presbyter! an College and University of North Carolina
at Greensboro.
V i r g i n i a V/esleyan has already participated in i ntercol Icginte competition
with some of the member colleges of the D.I.A.C. in soccer, basketball, tennfs and
golf.
The conference liar; intercollegiate competition in soccer, cross-country,
basketball, v o l l e y b a l l , bowling, wrestling, baseball, tennis, golf and track.
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May 20, 197Q
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Coach. Gene Clayton, Athletic Director and Basketball Coach
of Methodist College, announces that Russell S. Eaves of
Henderson has decided to attend Methodist College and
participate in its varsity basketball program. Russell,
at 5*11", 14-5 Ibs., played under Coach Jar.es Grahar; while
at Henderson High School. Ifurins his years at Hendersnn
Hi^h School, he was the leading scorer in District III AAA,
a member of the Coaches' All District III and Durhar: Morning
Herald's All District III teans. Russell will enter Methodist
in the fall of 197Q.
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Coach Bruce Shelley, Baseball Coach at Methodist College,
Fayetteville, North Carolina,, Announces that Freddie Puryear
of Raleigh has decided to attend Methodist and participate
in its varsity baseball program* While at Enile- High School,
he played under the direction of Coach George (Thompson for
three consecutive years, where he letteredc and starred in
baseball. His batting average for three years was ,290.
He also played some varsity basketball and football while
at Enloe, Preddie will enter as a freshman in the fall,
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May 2$, 1970
FOE IMMEDIATE RELEASE;
Coach Gene Clayton, Athletic Director of Methodist College,
announces that Mike Kinlaw, 6'2", 175 Ibs. athlete foom
Hope Mills High School, has decided to attend Methodist
College and participate in its varsity baseball and basketball
programs. liikfef playing under the direction of Coach Bob
McQueen and Coach Doug Watts, played football, basketball,
and baseball for four years. He was selected All-Conference
basketball team, averaging 16 points per game for the 196970 season and also selected All-Conference in baseball,
batting,420. Coach Clayton comments, "We are indeed happy
that liike Kinlaw has decided to attend Methodist College.
We are eager to have athletis in the Fayetteville community
to participate in our athletic program. Mike is one of the
finest athletes in the county and he can be a valuable part
of our total athletic program."
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Lowdermilk, Director of Public Relations
May 22, 1970
FAYETTEVILLE - The retirement of 0. E. Dowd, Dean of Students at Methodist
College, was announced by Dr. L. Stacy Weaver, President of the College, at
the Sixth Annual Banquet of the Methodist College Alumni Association on
Saturday night /h Q*fr 4% .
In announcing Dowd's retirement, President Weaver paid tribute to the
accomplishments Dowd had made at the college since his employment in 1962.
It was under his direction that the first student government association and
constitution came into being at the college.
He has led in establishing a
comprehensive program of student activities and services.
In addition to
Dowd's duties as Dean of Students, he has taught in the department of Economics
and Business Administration.
The Annual Alumni Banquet, attended by almost 200 people, also honored
Miss Charlotte Carmine of Richmond, Virginia as the first recipient of the
Outstanding Alumnus Service Award.
The Baccalaureate Service of the College will be held this morning, May 24,
at 11:00
in Reeves Auditorium with Dr. John M. Lewis, Pastor of First Baptist
Church in Raleigh, as the speaker.
President and Mrs. Weaver will hold a reception for the seniors and their
families this afternoon at 4:00 in the Student Union.
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Methodist College
Retirement of 0. E. Dowd, Dean of Students
Graduation
Alumni Banquet
RELEASE:
SUNDAY, MAY 24
The Graduation Exercise will be Monday, May 25, at H:SO in Reeves
Auditorium.
Ambassador George V. Allen of Washington, D.C. will deliver the
commencement address,
Allen holds the permanent classification of Career
Ambassador which is the highest rank obtainable by an American career diplomat,
Nearly 160 students are expected to receive their degrees during the
Monday morning program.
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Fayettivi! : c< graduates include:
Bachelor of Arts
Mrs. Bobbie Mercer Abbott, Mrs. Patricia Taber Alston (Magna Cum
Laude),Stephen Byrd Atkinson, Daniel Chester Baluss, Mrs. Bonnie Briles
Blue, Charles Thomas Buiiard,"William Nail Cashion, Jr., Virginia Nell
Chaistain, Mrs. Branda Robson Clark, Mrs. Patricia Braceweii Clayton (Magna
Cum Laude), Mrs. Dianne "Vviliiams Creed.
Also: Doreen Catherine Dalis, Mrs. Ann McDougald Darden (Cum Laude),
OjMaAjLs
Stephen Holt Davis, Mrs. Beverly Ann Dornier, Betty Rosalie Edge,
" Mrs .Cynthia Riddle Ferguson, _Mrs .Linda Atkinson Gardner,
William Franklin Faulkner, .Larry Paul Frazier, V-aiton McDowell Goss,
John Adams Guissinger, Jr.,
Patricia Sue Griggs ,/t3renda Gail Herring (Cum Laude), Mrs. Martha J^an
Lewis Jessup, Karen Leigh Job, Mrs. Patricia Barefoot Jorgenson,
Mrs. Annette Baker Kail (Cum Laude), Mrs. Wendy Abbitt Keesee, Sonja
Francis Kendrick, Mrs. Srenda Tine her Leaford, Kathryn Young Lewis, Leroy
Thomas Logan, Charles Lawrence Mclnnis.
Also: Janey Carole McKnight (Magna Curn Laude), Mrs. Mary Anne
Biggs Magee, Mrs. Deborah Cothran Manning, Caroline Rosalind Norman,
Ronald William Olson,
Mrs. Carol DeSantos Olson,,'Frank Lewis Porter, Charles R^id Sheppard,
Charles William Siska, Jesse Cloman Staton, Jr., Laborn Decoster Sullivan,
Mrs. Gale Fields Thompson, Kenneth Herbert Trout, Wayne Arthur Tryon.
Also: Mary Monroe Wade, Mrs. Linda Hail Warren (Cum Laude),
Vivian Louise Webb, Anita Irene Whitenead, Hilma Dare Wiliiford, Harvey
Thomas Wright II, Linda Faye Young, Fred Thomas Zahran, Jr.
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Bachelor of Science
Janice Ann Blum, Richard Lee Browning, John Clayton Clamp,
Linda Carol McPhair (Summa Cum Laude), Lavan Nguyen (Magna Cum Laude),
Diane Qualliotine (Summa Cum Laude), John Quinton Whitmire, Tracy Warren
Woodward.
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Other North Carolina graduates include:
Bachelor of Arts:
Braxton Brooks Best, Dunn; Barbara Lynn B.ow, Raleigh; Mrs. Alice Butt
Bonkemeyer, Dunn; Laura Vann Byrd, Bunnlevei; Mrs. Amelia Leimone Caison,
Buies Creek; Jo Anna Cherry, Charlotte; Georgena Heather Clayton, Jacksonville;
Dwight Lee Cotton, Kipling; Donald Ralph Crutchfield, Moncure; Jeannette Noell
Daiiey, Durham; Frank Fuller Dixon, J r . , Oxford; Susanne Donnelly, Hickory;
Ann Marie DuVal, Poilocksviiie; Bari Pritcnard Ellington, Carrboro; Donna Lloyd
£ lington, Chapel Hill;
A so, Maurice "Wayne Elliott, Saen; Marylin Gayie Etheridge, Knott's
Island; Linda Jeanne Eurey, Lincointon; M^^^^M^^^^M^^^MS^
Neal Ferguson, Sanford; Robert Clark Flynn,
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Danny Lee Gibson, Greensboro;Coleen Young Grissom, Frankiinton;
Ann Powell Hampton, Henderson; Mrs. Juanita Flynt Manner, Wast End;
Harrison L^e Hmson, Winston-Saiem; Mrs. Brenda McArthur Home, Red Sorings;
James Edward Hurst, Jr., Swansboro; Charles Freeman Jones, Morehead City;
(Summa Cum Laude)
Theresa K^llei/, Aberdeen; Mrs. Jan Cranford Kennedy, Robbins; Jackson L-e
Langley, Jr., Rocky Mount;
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Also, William Merriman Lineberger, New Bern; Martha Ragina McLaurin,
Raleigh; Sandra Melissa Matthews, East Bend; Mrs. Cynthia Kay Nethercutt
Meadows, Snow Hill; Thomas Francis Mirieilo, Erwin; Betsy DuBard Nading,
Winston-Salem; Mrs. Frances Wilson Pearson, Clinton; James Daniel Pools, Jr.,
Statesville; Barbara Louise Powell, Raieigh; John Baxter Powell, Jacksonville;
Mrs. Lana Pauline. Eckard Ray, Connelly Springs; Dorothy Joan Raymond, Raleigh;
Larry Grant R^avis, Yadkinville; Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Draughon Roderick^ Dunn;
Roger Gale Simmons, Asheboro; Camellia Ann Sizemors, Clinton;. Leta Anne
Smith (Magna Cum Laude), White Oak; Carl Vvarren Southerland, Durham; Janet
Thompson Stephens, Apex; Jonnie Lana Stevens, Tabor City; Michael Gerald
(Cum Laude)
Todd-'i Yadkiaviile; Robert Lae Ussery, Chapai Hill; Turrianne Aiene Walton,
Garner; Vickie Diane \Vhitaker, vVadesboro; L^anah Sue Yvhite, Shallotte;
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Rufus Decatur White III, Shallotte; Terry Wayne W.cker, Sanford;
Bachelor of Science
Herbert Reeves Finger, Jr., Lincolnton, and William Arnold Williams, Jr.,
Pisgah Forest.
Out jf state graduates are:
Bachelor of A.ts
Howard BionArden, Scarsdale, N.Y.; Mary Elizabeth Baldwin,
A^ejcandria, Va.; Anne Russell Bowell, Vv'illiamsburg, Va.; Elizabeth Earle
Boulware, Petersburg, Va.; David Arthur Bowman, York, Pa.; Sharon Gayle Buser,
Oakton, Va.; Kathryn Margaret Carlson, Bridgeton, N.J.; Richard James DeMund,
Ft. Monmouth, N.J.; Valerie Margit Fawess, Bay Snore, N.Y.;
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Also, Carl Delos Ford, Jr., Arlington, Va.; Carolyn May Garrison,
Bridgeton, N.J.; Robert Lewis Giannini III, Williamsburg, Va.; Ronnie Hansel
Gill, AltaVista, Va.; H=nry Martin Gramlich, Jr., Baysida, N.Y.; /••Wf
/MSMiUM^W/
Trudie Anne Jaber, Ciarksville, Va.; Richard Harvey Johnson,
Wantagh, N.Y.; Edward Tilden Keil, Chesapeake, Va.;
Also, Perry Douglas Lewis, Batesburg, S.C.; William Jerome McCown III,
Florence, S.C.; Ralph Cannon Myers, Jr., Scranton, S.C.; Eugene Snyder Odom,
Florence, S.C.; Herbert Edward Olinger, Jr., Roanoke, Va.; Betsy Jane Padgett,
Lynchburg, Va.; Bob "Walton Roberts, Roanoke, Va.; Susan JoannwRowe, Ciearwater,
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?ia.; James Franklin Russell II, Arlington, Va.;
Also, Lynn Shirley Seacord, Scarsciale, N.Y.; Dale Sicklar Seibert, Clmer,
N.J.; Marianne Snowden, Hemingway, S.C.; Barry daig Steely, Bethlehem, Pa.;
Steven Ray Thompson, Shaker Heights, Chio; Walter George Towniey, Wharton, N.JL;
James "Walter Wiikerson, Colonial Beach, Va.; Brock Wayne Vvilliams, Rockville,
Md.;
Bachelor of Science
Arthur Stanley DaMott, Hewlett, N.Y. and Ernest Thompson Herndon, Jr.,
L^esburg, Va.
Those who received the Bachelor of Arts degree from Fayetteville are:
Mrs. Bobbie Mercer Abbott , Mrs. Patricia Taber Alston (Magna Cum
,'-.>
La u'de}', Stephen Byrd Atkinson, Daniel Chester Baluss, Mrs. Bonnie Briles
Blue, Charles Thomas Bullard, William Neil Cashion, Jr., Virginia Nell
Cha^stain, Mrs. Brenda Robson Clark, Mrs. Patricia Bracewell Clayton (Magna
Cum Laude), Mrs. Dianne Williams Creed.
(Also:}Doreen Catherine Palls, Mrs. Ann McDougald Darden (Cum Laude),
George Todd DePriest,
Stephen Holt Davis ^ Mrs . Beverly Ann Dornier, Betty Rosalie Edge,
£rs. Cynthia Riddle Ferguson^^Mrs .Linda Atkinson Gardner,
William Franklin Faulkner^Larry Paul Frazier,(Walton McDowell Goss,
John Adams Guissinger,
Patricia Sue Griggs ,/Brenda Gail Herring (Cum Laude) j~~Mrs-f> Martha Jean
Lewis Jessup, Karen Leigh Job, Mrs. Patricia Barefoot Jorgenson,
Mrs. Annette Baker Kell (Cum Laude), Mrs. Wendy Abbitt Keesee, Sonja
Francis Kendrick, Mrs. Brenda Tincher Ledford, Kathryn Young Lewis, Leroy
Thomas Logan, Charles Lawrence Mclnnis^
/ Also:/Janey Carole McKnight (Magna Cum Laude), Mrs. Mary Anne
Biggs Magee, Mrs. Deborah Cothran Manning, Caroline Rosalind Norman,
Ronald William Olson,
Mrs. Carol DeSantos Olson, /Frank Lewis Porter, -etiariiiu Rild Sliu'iJiJUid,
Charles William Siska, Jesse Cloman Staton, Jr., Laborn Decoster Sullivan,
Mrs. Gale Fields Thompson, Kenneth Herbert Trout, Wayne Arthur Tryon.
f Also:, Mary Monroe Wade, Mrs . Linda Hall Warren (Cum Laude),
v. _ —-^
Vivian Louise Webb, Anita Irene Whitehead, Hilma Dare Williford, Harvey
Thomas Wright II, Linda Faye Young, Fred Thomas Zahran, Jr.
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Other North Carolina students who received the B . A . degree are:
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Braxton Brooks Best, Dunn; Barbara Lynn Blow, Raleigh; Mrs. Alice Butt
Bonkemeyer, Dunn; Laura Vann Byrd, Bunnlevel; Mrs. Amelia Leimone Caison,
Buies Creek; Jo Anna Cherry, Charlotte; Georgena Heather Clayton, Jacksonville;
Dwight Lee Cotton, Kipling; Donald Ralph Crutchfield, Moncure; Jeannette Noell
Dailey, Durham; Frank Fuller Dixon, Jr., ©xford; Susanne Donnelly, Hickory;
Ann Marie DuVal, Pollocksville; Bari Pritchard Ellington, Carrboro; Donna Lloyd
Ellington, Chapel Hill;
/ Also, Maurice Wayne Elliott, Eden; Marylin Gayle Etheridge, Knott's
Island; Linda Jeanne Eurey, Lincolnton;
fc-Robert Clark Flynn, Roxboro;,
Danny Lee Gibson, Greensboro;Coleen Young Grissom, Franklinton;
Ann Powell Hampton, Henderson; Mr^Ju^itaJ^ynt.Hariner, VV^t^^d;/^:^!^
HorriaQiiJjfaesS&idJLUi?^^^
Mrs., Brenda McArthur Home, Red Springs;
James Edward Hurst, Jr., Swansboro^_Ciia-rles Freeman Jones, Morehead City;
(S_umma._Gum._Laude)
Theresa Keller^ Aberdeen; Mrs. Jan Cranford Kennedy, Robbins; Jackson Lee
Langley, Jr., Rocky Mount;
i William Merriman Lineberger, New Bern; Martha Regina McLaurin,
Raleigh; Sandra Melissa Matthews, East Bend; Mrs. Cynthia Kay Nethercutt
Meadows, Snow Hill; Thomas Francis Miriello, Erwin; Betsy DuBard Nading,
Winston-Salem; 1
Mrs. Frances Wilson Pearson, Clinton; James Daniel Poole, Jr.,
Statesville; Barbara Louise Powell, Raleigh; John Baxter Powell, Jacksonville;
Mrs. Lana Pauline Eckard Ray, Connelly Springs; Dorothy Joan Raymond, Raleigh;
Larry Grant Reavis, Yadkinville; Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Draughon Roderick, Dunn;
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ger Gale Simmons, Asheboro; Camellia Ann Sizemore, Clinton; Leta Anne
Smith (Magna Cum Laude), White Oak; Carl Warren Southerland, Durham; Janet
Thompson Stephens, Apex; Jonnie Lane Stevens, Tabor City; Michael Gerald
(Cum Laude)
Todd/, Yadkinville; Robert Lee Ussery, Chapel Hill; Terrianne Alene Walton,
Garner; Vickie Diane Whitaker, Wadesboro; Leanah Sue White, Shallotte;
Rufus Decatur White III, Shallotte; Terry Wayne Wicker, Sanford.
Out-of-state students are:
Alexandria, Va.; Anne Russell Befell, Williamsburg, Va.; Elizabeth Earle
Boulware, Petersburg, Va.; David Arthur Bowman, York, Pa.; Sharon Gayle Buser,
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Oakton, Va.; Kathryn Margaret Carlson, Bridgeton, N.J.; Richard James DeMund,
Ft. Monmouth, N.J.; Valerie Margit Fawess, Bay Shore, N.Y.;
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Also, Carl Delos Ford, Jr., Arlington, Va.; Carolyn May Garrison,
Bridgeton, N . J . ; Robert Lewis Giannini III, Williamsburg, Va.; Ronnie Hansel
i
Gill, AltaVista, Va.; Henry Martin Gramlich, Jr., Bayside, N.Y.; MfflffltMffifflM
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Wantagh, N.Y.; Edward Tilden Keil, Chesapeake, Va.;
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Also, Perry Douglas. Lewis, Batesburg, S.C.; William Jerome McCown III,
Florence, S.C.; Ralph Cannon Myers, Jr., Scranton, S.C.; Eugene Snyder Odom,
Florence, S . C . ; Herbert Edward Olinger, Jr., Roanoke, Va.; Betsy Jane Padgett,
Lynchburg, Va.; Bob Walton Roberts, Roanoke, Va.; Susan Joanne-Rowe, Clearwater,
Fla.; James Franklin Russell II, Arlington, Va.;
Also, Lynn Shirley Seacord, Scarsdale, N.Y.; Dale Sickler Seibert, Elmer,
N.J.; Marianne Snowden, Hemingway, S.C.; Barry Craig Steely, Bethlehem, Pa.;
Steven Ray Thompson, Shaker Heights, Ohio; Walter George Townley, Wharton, N.J.;
James Walter Wilkerson, Colonial Beach, Va.; Brock Wayne Williams, Rockville,
,Md.
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Those from Fayetteville who received the Bachelor of Science degree are:
Janice Ann Blum, Richard Lee Browning, John Clayton Clamp,
Linda Carol McPhaih (Summa Cum Laude), Levan Nguyen (Magna Cum Laude),
Diane Qualliotine (Summa Cum Laude), John Quinton Whitmire, Tracy Warren
Woodward.
Other North Carolina students are:
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Herbert Reeves Finger, Jr., Lincolnton, and William Arnold Williams ,Jr.,
Pisgah Forest.
Out-of-state students are:
Arthur Stanley DeMott,
Leesburg, Va.
Ernest
Thompson HerndonTJr7
Methodist College
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Bill Lov.'dermilk, Director of Public Relations
Telephone 488-7110, Ext. 239
May 25, 1970
Release: Immediate
Fayetteville—The Seventh Annual Commencement at Methodist College brought
to a close the tenth academic year of the college.
Degrees were awarded to 156 students . Of this number 58 are from
the Fayetteville area, 62 are from other parts of North Carolina and 37 are
from out-of-state. Bachelor of Arts degrees were conferred upon 144 and
Bachelor of Science on 12 students.
Miss Diane Qualliotine of Fayetteville, daughter of Lt. Col", and Mrs.
Raoul Frank Qualliotine, received the L. Stacy Weaver Award. This award is
named after the first president of Methodist College and is awarded annually
to the "member of the graduating class who exemplifies the highest degree of
academic excellence, spiritual development leadership and service."
Dr. John M. Lewis, pastor of First Baptist Church in Raleigh, North
Carolina, spoke on "Frontiers of Faith" at the Baccalaureate Service on Sunday,
He told the seniors that they would be facing four frontiers - intellectual,
social, political and psychological.
In the intellectual frontier it must be decided to what end we will use
our power and knowledge. Science can give up the power but not the purpose
for which to use it.
In the social frontier man must decide what he is going to do with man.
"We must," Dr. Lewis said, "arrive at a sense of community where there is a
respect for each other as a person."
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In the political frontier, power is the issue. "Shall we use ballots
or bullets?" Dr. Lewis asked. He challenged the graduates to use political
power to the blessing of all people.
The search for selfhood is found in the psychological frontier.
Ambassador George V. Allen, who holds the permanent classification of
Career Ambassador - the highest rank obtainable by an American diplomat,
spoke to the seniors at the graduation exercise on Monday, May 25. Ambassador
Allen spoke on "Planning in International Affairs."
Ambassador Allen said that although the United States did not plan to
become a policeman for the world the role seems to have evolved upon us .
He cited the Marshall Plan as the single best bit of planning in foreign
affairs which America has done.
The glimmer of an international federation in Europe is the brightest
light on the international horizon, according to Ambassador Allen. In this
federation people would not think of themselves as Italians, Frenchmen and so
forth, but as Europeans. And within the next fifteen years Americans will face
a proposal for an "Atlantic Community" which will include Western Europe,
the United States and Canada .
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Those who received the Bachelor of Arts degree from the Fayetteville
area are:
Mrs. Bobbie Mercer Abbott , Mrs. Patricia Taber Alston (Magna Cum
Laude), Stephen Byrd Atkinson, Daniel Chester Baluss, Mrs. Bonnie Briles
Blue, Charles Thomas Bullard, "William Neil Cashion, Jr. , Virginia Nell
Chastain, Mrs. Brenda Robson Clark, Mrs. Patricia Bracewell Clayton (Magna
Cum Laude), Mrs. Dianne Williams Creed.
Also: Doreen Catherine Dallas, Mrs. Ann McDougald Darden (Cum Laude),
Stephen Holt Davis, George Todd DePriest, Mrs. Beverly Ann Dornier, Betty
Rosalie Edge, William Franklin Faulkner, Mrs. Cynthia Riddle Ferguson,
Larry Paul Frazier, Mrs. Linda Atkinson Gardner, Walton McDowell Goss,
Patricia Sue Griggs, John Adams Guissinger, Jr., Brenda Gail Herring (Cum Laude),
Also: Mrs. Martha Jean Lewis Jessup, Karen Leigh Job, Mrs. Patricia
Barefoot Jorgenson, Mrs. Annette Baker Kell (Cum Laude), Mrs. Wandy Abbitt
Keesee, Sonja Francis Kendrick, Mrs. Brenda Tincher Ledford, Kathryn Young
Lewis, Leroy Thomas Logan, Charles Lawrence Mclnnis .
Also: Janey Carole McKnight (Magna Cum Laude), Mrs. Mary Anne
Biggs Magee, Mrs. Deborah Cothran Manning, Caroline Rosalind Norman,
Mrs. Carol DeSantos Olson, Ronald William Olson, Frank Lewis Porter,
Charles William Siska, Jesse Cloman Staton, Jr. , Laborn Decoster Sullivan,
Mrs. Gale Fields Thompson, Kenneth Herbert Trout, Wayne Arthur Tryon .
Also: Mary Monroe Wade, Mrs. Linda Hall Warren (Cum Laude),
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Vivian Louise Webb, Anita Irene Whitehead, Hilma Dare Williford, Harvey
Thomas Wright II, Linda Faye Young, Fred Thomas Zahran, Jr.
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Other North Carolina students who received the Bachelor of Arts degree
are: Braxton Brooks Best, Dunn; Barbara Lynn Blow, Raleigh; Mrs. Alice Butt
Bonkemeyer, Dunn; Laura Vann Byrd, Bunnlevel; Mrs. Amelia Leimone Caison,
Buies Creek; Jo Anna Cherry, Charlotte; Georgena Heather Clayton, Jacksonville;
Dwight Lee Cotton, Kipling; Donald Ralph Crutchfield, Moncure; Jeannette Noell
Dailey, Durham; Frank Fuller Dixon, Jr., Oxford; Susanne Donnelly, Hickory;
Ann Marie DuVal, Pollocksville; Bari Pritchard Ellington, Carrboro; Donna Lloyd
Ellington, Chapel Hill;
Also, Maurice Wayne Elliott, Eden; Marylin Gayle Etheridge, Knott's
Island; Linda Jeanne Eurey, Lincolnton;Robert Clark Flynn, Roxboro; Danny Lee
Gibson, Greensboro; Coleen Young Grissoi-, Franklinton; Ann Powell Hampton,
Henderson; Mrs. Froncia McArthur Home, Red Springs; James Edward Hurst, J r . ,
Swansboro;
Also, Charles Freeman Jones, Morehead City; Theresa Keller (Summa
Cum Laude), Aberdeen; Mrs. Jan Cranford Kennedy, Robbins, Jackson Lee
Langley, Jr., Rocky Mount; "William Merriman Lineberger, New Bern; Martha
Regina McLaurin, Raleigh; Sandra Melissa Matthews, East Bend; Mrs. Cynthia
Kay Nethercutt Meadows, Snow Hill; Thomas Francis Miriello, Erwin; Betsy
DuBard Nading, Winston-Salem;
Also, Mrs. Frances "Wilson Pearson, Clinton; James Daniel Poole, Jr.,
Statesville; Barbara Louise Powell, Raleigh; John Baxter Powell, Jacksonville;
Mrs. Lana Pauline Eckard Ray, Connelly Springs; Dorothy Joan Raymond, Raleigh;
Larry Grant Reavis, Yadkinville; Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Draughon Roderick, Dunn;
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Also, Roger Gale Simmons, Asheboro; Camellia Ann Sizemore, Clinton;
Leta Anne Smith (Magna Cum Laude), White Oak; Carl Warren Southerland,
Durham; Janet Thompson Stephens, Apex; Jonnie Lane Stevens, Tabor City;
Michael Gerald Todd (Cum Laude), Yadkinville; Robert Lee Ussery, Chapel Hill;
T> .(x,v\f\e.
Terrianne Alene Walton, Garner; Vickie^Pfeffl® Whitaker, Wadesboro; Leanah Sue
White, Shallotte; Rufus Decatur White III, Shallotte; Terry Wayne Wicker, Sanford.
Out-of-state students are: Howard Bion Arden, Scarsdale, N.Y.; Mary
Elizabeth Baldwin, Alexandria, Va.; Anne Russell Boswell, Williamsburg, Va.;
Elizabeth Earle Boulware, Petersburg, Va.; David Arthur Bowman, York, Pa.;
Sharon Gayle Buser, Oakton, Va.; Kathryn Margaret Carlson, Bridgeton, N.J.;,
Richard James DeMund, Ft. Monmouth, N . J . ; Valerie Margit Fawess, Bay Shore,
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Also, Carl Delos Ford, J r . , Arlington, Va.; Carolyn May Garrison,
Bridgeton, N . J . ; Robert Lewis Giannini III, Williamsburg, Va.; Ronnie Hansel
Gill, Aitavista, Va.; Henry Martin Gramlich, J r . , Bayside, N.Y.; Trudie Anne
Keil, Chesapeake, Va.;
Also, Perry Douglas Lewis, Batesburg, S.C.; William Jerome McCown III,
Florence, S . C . ; Ralph Cannon Myers, Jr., Scranton, S.C.; Eugene Snyder Odom,
Florence, S . C . ; Herbert Edward Olinger, J r . , Roanoke, Va.; Betsy Jane Padgett,
Lynchburg, Va.; Bob Walton Roberts, Roanoke, V a . ; Susan Joanne Rowe,
Clearwater, Fla.; James Franklin Russell II, Arlington, Va.;
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Also, Lynn Shirley Seacord, Scarsdale, N . Y . ; Dale Sickler Seibert,
Elmer, N . J . ; Marianne Snowden, Hemingway, S.C.; Barry Craig Steely, Bethlehem, Pa.; Steven Ray Thompson, Shaker Heights, Ohio; "Walter George Townley,
Wharton, N.J.; James Walter Wilkerson, Colonial Beach, Va.; Brock Wayne
Williams, Rockville, Md.
Those from Fayetteville who received the Bachelor of Science degree are:
Janice Ann Bium, Richard Lee Browning, John Clayton Clamp, Linda Carol
McPhail (Summa Cum Laude), Levan Nguyen (Ktd^ua' Cum Laude), Diane
Qualliotine (Summa Cum Laude), John Quinton Whitmire, Tracy Warren Woodward.
Other North Carolina students are: Herbert Reeves Finger, Jr., Lincolnton,
and William Arnold Williams, Jr., Pisgah Forest.
Out-of-state students are: Arthur Stanley DeMott, Hewlett, N.Y. and
Ernest Thompson Herndon, J r . , Leesburg, Va.
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THE FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVJ
WEDNESDAY, MAY 277t870
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Methodist Students
Receive Degrees
The Seventh Annual Commencement at M e t h o d i s t
College brought to a close the
lOfck academic year of the
college.
Degrees were awarded to
156 students. Of this number
58 are from the Fayetteville
area, 62 are from other parts
of North Carolina and 37 are
from out-of-state. Bachelor of
Arts degrees were conferred
upon 144 and Bachelor of
Science on 12 students.
Diane Qualliotine 'of Fayetteville, daughter of Lt. Col.
and Mrs. Raoul F r a n k
Qualliotine, received the L.
Stacy Weaver Award. This
award is named after the
first president of Methodist
College and is awarded annually to the "member of the
graduating class who exemplifies the highest degree
of academic e x c e l l e n c e ,
spiritual d e v e l o p m e n t ,
leadership and service."
Dr. John M. Lewis, pastor
of First Baptist Church in
Raleigh, North Ca r o 1 i n a ,
spoke on "Frontiers o f
Faith" at the Baccalaureate
Service. He told the seniors
that they would be facing
four frontiers — intellectual,
social, p o l i t i c a l and
psychological.
Ambassador George V .
Allen, who holds t h e
permanent classification of
Career Ambassador — the
highest rank obtainable by an
American diplomat, spoke to
the seniors at the graduation
exercise. He spoke on "Planning in International Affairs."
Allen said that although the
United States did not plan to
become a policeman for the
world the role seems to have
evolved upon us.
He cited the Marshall Plan
as the single best bit of planning in foreign affairs which
America has done.
The glimmer of an international federation i n
Europe is the brightest light
on the international horizon,
according t o Ambassador
Allen. In this federation people would not think of
themselves as I t a l i a n s ,
Frenchmen and so forth, but
as Europeans. And within the
next fifteen years Americans
will face a proposal for an
"Atlantic Community" which
will include Western Europe,
the United States and Canada.
Those who received the BACHELOR
OF ARTS degree were:
MRS. Bobble Abbott, Mrs. Patricia
Alston (magna cum laude), Stephen
Atkinson, Daniel Baluss, Mrs. Bonnie
Blue, Charles Bullard, W i l l i a m
Cashion, Jr., Virginia Chastain, Mrs.
Brenda Clark, Mrs. Patricia Clayton
(magna cum laude), Mrs. Dianne
Creed.
Also Doreen Dallas, Mrs. Ann
Darden (cum laude), Stephen Davis,
George DePriest, Mrs. B e v e r l y
Dornier, Betty Edge, W i l l i a m
Faulkner, Mrs. Cynthia Ferguson,
Larry Frazier, Mrs. Linda Gardner,
Walton GOSH, Patricia Griggs, John
Gulssinger, Jr., Brenda Herrng (cum
laude),
Also Mrs. Martha Jessup, Karen
Job, Mrs. Patricia Jorgenson, Mrs.
Annette Kell (cum laude), Mrs. Wendy
Keesee, Sonja Kendrick, Mrs Brenda
Ledford, Kathryn Young Lewis, Leroy
Logan, Charles Mclnnis.
Also Janey McKnight (magna cum
laude), Mrs. Mary Anne Magee, Mrs.
Deborah Manning Carolina Norman,
Mrs. Carol Olson, Ronald Olson, Frank
Porter, Charles Siska, Jesse Staton,
Jr.,
Laborn Sullivan, Mrs. Gale
Thompson, Kenneth Trout, Wayne
Tryon.
ALso Mary Wade, Mrs. Linda Warren
(magna cum laude), Vivian Webb,
Antia Whitehead, Hilma Williford,
Harvey Wright II, Linda Young, Fred
Zanran, Jr. Braxton Best, Barbara
Blow, Mrs. Alice Bonkemeyer, Laura
Byrd, Mrs, Amelia Caison, Jo Anna
Cherry, Georgena Clayton, Dwight
Cotton, Donald CrutchtieW, Jeannette
Dailey, Frank Dixon, Jr., Susanne
Donnelly, Ann DuVal, Bari Ellington,
Donna Ellington.
Also Maurice Elliott, M a r y 1 i n
Etheridge, Linda Eurey, Robert
Flynn, Danny Gibson, Coleen Grissom,
Ann Hampton, Mrs. Brenda Home,
James Hurst, Jr.
Also Charles Jones, Theresa Keller
(summa cum laude), Mrs. Jan Kennedy, Jackson Langley, Jr., William
L 'eberger, Martha McLaurin, Sandra
, .thews, Mrs. Cynthia Meadows,
Thomas Miriello, Betsy Nading.
Also Mrs. Frances Pearson, James
Poole. Jr., Barbara Powell, John
Powell, Mrs.Lana Ray, Dorothy Raymond, Larry Reavis, Mrs. Elizabeth
Roderick,
Also Roger
Simmons, Camellia
Sizemore, Leta Smith (magna cum
laude),
Carl
Southerland,
Janet
Stephens, Jonnie Stevens, Michael
Todd (cum laude), Robert Ussery,
Terrianne Walton, Vickie
Whitaker,
Leanah White, Rufus White III, Terry
Wicker.
Also Howard Arden, Mary Baldwin,
Anne Boswell. Elizabeth Boulwarc,
David Bowman, Sharon B u s e r ,
Kathryn Carlson, Richard DeMund,
Vale.'ie Fawess.
Also Carl Ford, Jr., Carolyn Garrison, Robert Giannini III, Ronnie Gill,
Henry Gramlich, Jr. Trudie Jaber,
Edward Keil.
Also Perry Lewis, William McCown
III, Ralph Myers Jr., Eugene Odom,
Herbert Olinger, Jr., Betsy Padgett,
Bob Roberts, Susan Rowe, James
Russell II.
Also Lynn Seacord, Dale Seibert,
Marianne Snowden, Barry
Steely,
Steven Thompson, Walter Townely,
James Wilkerson, Brock Williams.
Those
who received
the
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE
were:
Janice Blum, Richard Browning,
John Clamp, Linda MePhail (summa
Degrees were awarded to
156 students. Of this number
58 are from the Fayetteville
area, 62 are from other parts
of North Carolina and 37 are
from out-of-state. Bachelor of
Arts degrees were conferred
upon 144 and Bachelor of
Science on 12 students.
Diane Qualliotine of Fayetteville, daughter of Lt. Col.
and Mrs. Raoul F r a n k
Qualliotine, received the L.
Stacy Weaver Award. This
award is named after the
first president of Methodist
College and is awarded annually to the "member of the
graduating class who exemplifies the highest degree
of academic e x c e l l e n c e ,
spiritual d e v e l o p m e n t ,
leadership and service."
Dr. John M. Lewis, pastor
of First Baptist Church in
Raleigh, North Ca r o 1 i n a ,
spoke on "Frontiers o f
Faith" at the Baccalaureate
Service. He told the seniors
that they would be facing
four frontiers — intellectual,
social, p o l i t i c a l and
psychological.
Ambassador George V .
Allen, who holds
the
permanent classification of
Career Ambassador — the
highest rank obtainable by an
American diplomat, spoke to
the seniors at the graduation
exercise. He spoke on "Planning in International Affairs."
Allen said that although the
United States did not plan to
become a policeman for the
world the role seems to have
evolved upon us.
He cited the Marshall Plan
as the single best bit of planning in foreign affairs which
America has done.
The glimmer of an international federation i n
Europe is the brightest light
Frenchmen and so forth, but
as Europeans. And within the
next fifteen years Americans
will face a proposal for an
"Atlantic Community" which
will include Western Europe,
the United States and Canada.
Those who received the BACHELOR
OF ARTS degree were:
MRS. Bobbie Abbott, Mrs. Patricia
Alston (magna cum laude), Stephen
Atkinson, Daniel Baluss, Mrs. Bonnie
Blue, Charles Bullard, W i l l i a m
Cashion, Jr., Virginia Chastain, Mrs.
Brenda Clark, Mrs. Patricia Clayton
(magna cum laude), Mrs. Dianne
Creed.
Also Doreen Dallas, Mrs. Ann
Darden (cum laude). Stephen Davis,
George DePriest, Mrs. B e v e r l y
Dornier, Betty Edge, W i l l i a m
Faulkner, Mrs. Cynthia Ferguson,
Larry Frazier, Mrs. Linda Gardner,
Walton Goss, Patricia Griggs, John
Guissinger. Jr., Brenda Herrng (cum
laude),
Also Mrs. Martha Jessup, Karen
Job, Mrs. Patricia Jorgenson, Mrs.
Annette Kell (cum laude), Mrs. Wendy
Keesee, Sonja Kendrick, Mrs Brenda
Ledford, Kathryn Young Lewis, Leroy
Logan, Charles Mclnnis.
Also Jancy Mcknight (magna cum
laude), Mrs. Mary Anne Magec, Mrs.
Deborah Manning Carolina Norman,
Mrs. Carol Olson, Ronald Olson, Frank
Porter, Charles Siska, Jesse Staton,
Jr.,
Laborn Sullivan, Mrs. Gale
Thompson, Kenneth Trout, Wayne
Tryon.
Also Mary Wade, Mrs. Linda Warren.
(magna cum laude*. Vivian Webb,
Antia Whitehead, Hilma Williford,
Harvey Wright H, Linda Young, Fred
Zahran, Jr. Braxton Best, Barbara
Blow, Mrs. Alice Bonkemeyer, Laura
Byrd, Mrs. Amelia Caison, Jo Anna
Cherry, Georgena Clayton, Dwight
Cotton, Donald Crutchfield, Jeannette
Dailey, Frank Dixon, Jr., Susanne
Donnelly, Ann DuVal, Bari Ellington,
Donna Ellington.
Also Maurice Elliott, M a r y 1 i n
Etheridge, Linda Eurey, Robert
Flynn, Danny Gibson, Coleen Grissom,
Ann Hampton, Mrs. Brenda Home,
James Hurst, Jr.
Also Charles Jones, Theresa Keller
(summa cum laude), Mrs. Jan Kennedy, Jackson Langley, Jr., William
L 'eberger, Martha McLaurin, Sandra
A Lthews, Mrs. Cynthia Meadows,
Thomas Miriello, Betsy Nading.
Also Mrs. Frances Pearson, James
Poole, Jr., Barbara Powell, John
Powell, Mrs.Lana Ray, Dorothy Raymond, Larry Eeavis, Mrs. Elizabeth
Roderick,
Also Roger Sunmons, Camellia
Sizemore, Leta Smith (magna cum
laude),
Carl
Southerland,
Janet
Stephens, Jonnie Stevens, Michael
Todd (cum laude), Robert Ussery,
Terrianne Walton. Vickie
Whitaker.
Leanah White, Rufus White 111, Terry
Wicker.
Also Howard Arden, Mary Baldwin,
Anne Boswell. Elizabeth Boulware,
David Bowman, Sharon B u s e r ,
Kathryn Carlson, Richard DeMund,
Valerie Fawess.
Also Carl Ford, Jr., Carolyn Garrison, Robert Giannim III, Ronnie Gill,
Henry Gramlich, Jr. Trudie Jaber,
Edward Keil.
Also Perry Lewis, William MeCown
III, Ralph Myers Jr., Eugene Odom,
Herbert Olinger, Jr., Betsy Padgett,
Bob Roberts, Susan Rowe, James
Russell II.
Also Lynn Seacord, Dale Seibert,
Marianne Snowden, Barry Steely,
Steven Thompson, Walter Townely,
James Wilkerson, Brock Williams.
Those
who received
the
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE
were:
Janice Blum. Richard Browning,
John Clamp, Linda McPhail (summa
cum laude), Levan Nguyen (summa
cum laude), Diane Qualliotine (summa
cum laude), John Whitmire, Tracy
Woodward,
. Herbert Finger, Jr., W i l l i a m
AVilliams, Arthur DeMott, and Ernest
ag'homjson Herndon, Jr.
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May 27, 1970
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Coach Gene,Clayton, Athletic Director of Methodist College,
Fayetteville, North Carolina, announces that John McMillan,
6'1", 180 Ibs. senior at Parkton High School has agreed to
attend Methodist College and participate in its varsity
basketball and baseball programs, John was All-Conference
in both baseball and basketball, selected Most Valuable in
basketball and baseball in the 1969-70 year, and Best Male
Athlete at Parkton High School for three years. This season
he averaged 23 points per game in basketball. His pitching
record 6s 8-5 this year and he hit .378. Coach Clayton comments,
"John McMillan is one of the finest all-around athletes in
this area. We are very happy that Johnnie kas decided to
attend Methodist as we feel he can be a very fine aseet to
our athletic program."
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of i,ur,.aia ana ^avia uatcuell of Uasninjton, j.C.,.both eiect-Kl to the board
of Directors.