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Fagetteville, North Carolina
Feb. 2 , 1971
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METHODIST COLLEGE TO HOST CUMBERLAND STUDENTS
Cumberland County and Fayetteville City high school
students will be guests of honor
Saturday at Methodist College here.
Students will convene at 2:00 p . m . in the Reeves Auditorium
of the fine arts building on campus for two hours of activities planned by the college
admissions office.
"Prospective Student Day" will begin with a campus tour.
College deans,administrators and instructors will lead discussions of the academic
program, financial assistance available, the athletic program and social life on
campus
Refreshments will be served and students will have an opportunity to chat with college personnel and students enrolled at Methodist.
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METHODIST COLLEGE TO HOST CUMBERLAND STUDENTS
Saturday is high-school-student day at Methodist College.
Cumberland County and Fayetteville City high school students
will be guests of honor on the local campus.
Students will convene at 2:00 p . m . in the Reeves Auditorium
of the fine arts building on campus for two hours of activities planned by the college
admissions o f f i c e .
Saturday's "Prospective Student Day" w i l l being with a
c a m p u s t o u r . College d e a n s , a d m i n i s t r a t o r s a n d instructors w i l l lead discussions
of the academic program, financial assistance available, the athletic program and
social life on c a m p u s .
R e f r e s h m e n t s w i l l be served and s t u d e n t s w i l l have an opport u n i t y to chat w i t h c o l l e g e p e r s o n n e l a n d . s t u d e n t s e m < > | | e d a t M e t h o d i s t .
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Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Feb. 3, 1971
Faith and Life Week article
Jean Hutchinson, Public
Relations Office 488-7110 ,Ext .228
DONALD WELCH TO SPEAK AT METHODIST COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLE-
---"Difficult, But Nbt Impossible" is the theme of Faith
and Life Week, to be held at Methodist College Feb. 1 5 - 1 9 .
Guest for the week is Donald J. Welch, Dean of Students
at Wofford College.
Welch is former assistant dean of the Duke University
Divinity School in D u r h a m .
A 38-year-old native of A r ; h l , m d , K y . , W o l c h is a Union
College (Ky.) and Duke D i v i n i t y School graduate. He has pursued graduate
studies in psychology at the University of Kentucky.
Welch has served as a m i n i s t e r , teacher and administrator.
From 1957 to 1961 Welch was dean of men at Union College
and a member of the faculty. He also served for three years as minister of
First United Methodist Church in Berea , Ky. , and as director of the Wesley
Foundation, Berea College.
Welch assumed administrative responsibilities at the
Duke Divinity School in 1965. While there, he taught in tho area of campus
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Welch won the Hickman Preaching Award at Duke Divinity
An annual event at Methodist, Faih and Life Week is
a five-day program sponsored by Koinonia , the Christian fellowship group on
campus.
According to Larry Lugar, president of the ecumenical group,
Koinonia's steering committee has planned discussions to interest students and
adults. Dean Welch will speak at all events.
Monday's 8:00 p . m . movie "Raisin in the S u n , " starring
Sidney Poitier, begins a discussion on "Brotherhood." No admission will be
charged for the movie which will be shown in Reeves Auditorium.
"Business Ethics" will be discussed in Sanford Hall at
8:00 p . m . T u e s d a y , led by Fred Reardon, assistant professor of economics and
business at M e t h o d i s t . Refreshments will be served.
Dean Welch will speak in Wednesday's 11:30 a . m . assembly
program in Reeves Auditorium .
At 5: JO p . m . Wednesday the subtopic at a dinner meeting
will be "Peace." Guests may dine at regular meal prices in dining rooms #1 and
#2 of the college cafeteria. Fred Puryear, a freshman pianist, will entertain.
Thursday evening's 8:00 o'clock concern will be "Living
as a Christian on C a m p u s . " Dean Welch, students, faculty and guests will
convene in Weaver Hall.
A Hensdale Chapel service, led by Dean W e l c h , at 11:30 a . m .
Friday will conclude Faith and Life Week at Methodist College.
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speaker at Methodist Collage, FJD. 1 5 - ^ 9 .
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Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina
February 2 , 1971
For Fayetteville Observer release
Jean H u t c h i n s o n , Public
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CAST ANNOUNCED FOR METHODIST COLLEGE PRODUCTION
Three Fayetteville students have been cast in leading
roles for "The Lark" to be staged at Methodist College in March.
The two-act drama which depicts the life and trial of
Joan of Arc was w r i t t e n by Jean A n o u i l h and adapted by L i l l i a n H e l l m a n . It
was f i r s t presented by Kermit Bloomgarden in New York City in 1955.
Parker W i l s o n , adviser of the c a m p u s drama c l u b ,
Green and Gold Masque K e y s , and director of the p l a y , announced the cast
recently.
(Jan. 27)
Jim Lodford will play Cauchon, the j u s t French priest;
Gary B u t l e r , Charles the D a u p h i n , petulant young heir to France'sthrone;
Ronald Roegiers, domineering English Earl of Warwick.
Ledford, a 1968 graduate of Seventy-First High School, is the
son of M i . rind M i : ; , l.onnie J. Ledford oi Fayettovillo. Lcdford is a dean's list
s t u d e n t , i n < l a j u n i o r class senator a t Methodist.
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B u t l e r , son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Butler of Fayetteville,
is a 1969 graduate of Terry Sanford High School. Butler's sister, Mrs . Cathy B . Alkis,
a 1967 graduate of Terry Sanford I l i q h , will play Agnes Sorel in the p l a y .
R o e g i e r s , son of Sgt/M and M r s . Vincent Roegiers of Fayetteville,
is a 1967 graduate of Pacelli High School, C o l u m b u s , Ga . He is a dean's list student
at Methodist.
The role of Joan, inspiring maiden of France, will be played by
Maurine Davidson, sophomore from Raleigh.
Students cast in supporting roles include:
Dale Dutcher, as Joan's
brother, and Shirley Holt, as the Little Queen -- both Terry Sanford High graduates;
Gary F a i r c l o t h , a Massey H i l l Fligh School graduate, plays the Archbishop of Reims.
i^Other actors includlfChris Bryan-JSpringfield, Va . , Joan's father;
Becky Estes^Richmond, Va . , Joan's mother^ ul BaugesTs^ Kernersville, N. C . , Brother
, N. C . , the Inquisitor; pq?fhUne^y--r-'Beaufort, S . C . ,
the Promoter.
Also, J(jjn Wolffbrandt_^jS4^ssboro , N. J . , Robert de Beaudricourt;
arlene Wagnejv'Kings P a r k , N. Y., Queen Yolande; Cartel WhiteXSanford, N. C . ,
Monsieur de ia Tremouilie; Greg Roonan, New Shrewsbury, N. J . , Captain La HirefHank
Austin/ High Point, N. C. , the English Soldier and Scribe.
Technical director for the drama is John W i l l i a m s , a senior from
Oceanport, N . ] .
Kay Walker from Raleigh will coordinate costumes. Martha White,
D u n n , will assist with m a k e - u p .
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Evening performances for "The Lark" have been scheduled
for 8:00 o'clock on March 4 and 5 in Reeves Auditorium on campus .
No admission will be charged.
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OUTLINE: LEADING ROLES in 'Tne Lark" will be played ay Gary Butler, Charles the
Daupnin; Ronald Roegiers, Earl of Warwick; Jim Ladford, Cauchon; anci
Ma urine Davidson, Joan of Arc. Tne Metuodist College productions will
oe stayed on March 4 ana 5, directed by Parker Wilson, drama ciub adviser.
(M. C. pnoto — Curis Drew)
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CAST MEMBERS — Leading roles in
"The Lark" will be played by, from
left: Gary Butler, Charles t h e
Dauphin; Ronald Roegiers, the earl of
Warwick; Jim Ledford, Cauchoa; and
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Maurine Davidson, Joan of Arc. The
Methodist College production will be
staged on March 4 and 5, directed by
Parker Wilson, drama dub adviser.
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Roles In 'The Lark' Drama
Three Fayetteville students
have been cast in leading
roles for "The Lark" to be
staged at Methodist College
in March.
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The two-act drama, which
depicts the life and trial of
Joan of Arc, was written by
Jean Anouilb and adapted by
Lillian Bellman. It was first
presented
by K e r m i t
Bloomgarden in New York City in 1955.
Parker Wilson, adviser of
the campus drama club,
Green and Gold Masque Keys,
and director of the play has
announced the cast.
Jim Ledford will play
Cauchon, the just French
priest; Gary Butler, Charles
the Dauphin, petulant young
heir to France's throne;
Ronald Roegiers, domineering
English Earl of Warwick.
Ledford, a 1968 graduate of
Seventy-First High School, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lpnnie J. Ledford of Fayetteville. He is a dean's list student and a junior class
senator at Methodist. •
Butler, son of Mr, and Mrs.
C. R. Butler of Fayetteville,
is a 1969 graduate of Terry
Sanford High School. Butler's
sister, Mrs. Cathy B. Alkis, a
1967 graduate of Terry SanCord High, will play Agnes
Sorel in the play.
Roegiers, son of Sgt. M. and
Mrs. Vincent Roegiers of
Fayetteville, is a 1967
graduate of Pacelli High
School, Columbus, Ga. He is a
dean's list student at
Methodist.
The role of Joan, inspiring
maiden of France, will be
played by Maurine Davidson,
sophomore from Raleigh.
Students cast in supporting
roles include: Dale Dutcber.
as Joan's brother, and Shirley
Holt, as the Little Queen —
both Terry Sanford High
graduates; Gary Faircloth, a
Massy Hill High School
graduate, plays the Archbishop
of Reims.
Other actors include Chris
Bryan, Springfield, V a . ,
Joan's father; Becky Estes,
.Richmond, Va. J o a n ' s
mother; Phil B « u g e s s ,
Kernsville, Brother Ladvenu;
Richard Bass, Jacksonville,
the Inquisitor; Don Whitney,
Beaufort, S. C., the Promoter.
Also, J i m Wolffhrandt,
Glassboro, N. J., Robert de
B e a udricourt; Karlene
Wagner, Kings Park, N. Y.,
Queen Yolande; Carter White,
Sanford, Monsieur de la
Tremouille; G r e g Roonan,
New Shrewsbury, N . J .,
Captain La Hire; H a n k
Austin, High Point, the
English Soldier and Scribe.
Technical director for the
drama is John Williams, a
senior from Oceanport, N. J.
Key Walker f r o m Raleigh
will coordinate c o s t u m e s .
Martha White, Dunn, will assist with make-up.
Evening performances for
"The Lark1' have b e e n
scheduled for 8 o'clock on
March 4 a n d 5 in Reeves
Auditorium on campus.
No admission w i l l be
charged.
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Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Jean Hutchinson, Public
Relations Office
Feb. o, 1971
Parts in College Play
will be playing the role of
in a March production of "The Lark" at Methodist
College in Fayetteville.
A cast of T& actors and assistants nas oeen announced for
the drama, a two-act depiction of the life of Joan of Arc, written by Jean Anouiih
and adapted by Lillian Hellman.
Auditions were neid Jan. 2 7 .
Parker Vvilson, assistant
professor of history and adviser for tne drama club, Green and Gold Masque Keys,
announced tne cast. Evening performances are scheduled for March 4 and 5 on
campus.
Methodist "'College is a coeducational, liberal arts, senior
college with a capacity for 1200 students. It opened to students in 1960. It is
fully accredited.
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Methodist College
Fagetteville, North Carolina
Jean Hutchinson, Public
Relations Office
Feb. 6, 1971
Parts in College Play
e playing tne roie of
in a March production of "The Lark" at Methodist
College in Fayetteville .
A cast of £6 actors and assistants has oeen announced for
the drama, a two-act depiction of the iife of Joan of Arc, written by Jean Anouiih
and adapted by Lillian Hellman.
Auditions were neid Jan. 27.
Parker Vvilson, assistant
professor of history and adviser for tne drama ciuiD, Green and Gold Masque Keys,
announced tne cast. Evening performances are scheduled for March 4 and 5 on
campus .
Methodist ""'College is a coeducational, liberal arts, senior
college with a capacity for 1200 students. It opened to students in 1960. It is
fuliy accredited.
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Methodist College
Faijetteville, North Carolina
Jean Hutchinson, Public
Relations Office
Feb. 5, 1971
Parts in College Play
will be playing the role of
in a March production of "The Lark" at Methodist
College in Fayetteville.
A cast of 215 actors and assistants has oeen announced for
the drama, a two-act depiction of the life of Joan of Arc, written by Jean Anouiih
and adapted by Lillian Hellman.
Auditions ware neid Jan. 27.
Parker Vvilson, assistant
professor of history and adviser for tne drama cluD, Green and Gold Masque Keys,
announced tne cast. Evening performances are scheduled for March 4 and 5 on
campus .
Methodist ^College is a coeducational, liberal arts, senior
college with a capacity for 1200 students. It opened to students in 1950. It is
fully accredited.
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For release on Feb-. 3
Pnoto Exhibit at College
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METHODIST COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHERS SCHEDULE- EXHIBIT
A three.-man student photo exhibit is now snow ng at
Methodist College.
Trie snow includes color and o .ack-and-white photographs
of various suojects and may oa viewWed by the public on weekdays from 9:00 a . m .
tiii 5:00 p . m . , Feb. d - 26, n the fine arts building on .campus.
Photographers are Chris Drew, a junior from Winston-Salem:
D.m "Wnitney, a sophomore from Beaufort, S. C ; and Charles Bradsnaw, a senior
from Raieigh.
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Feb. 10, 1971
Prospective Student Day
OUTLINE
Jean Hutchinson, Public.
Relations Office
—BRENT STROUD (second from right), an Erwin High S6hool senior
and the son of Mr..and Mrs'. Arden Stroud, talks with Mike Safley,
a Methodist Coilega junior from Durham, and Carmen Evans, a
Lexington Senior High senior, at Prospective Student Day held
at Methodist Collage in Fa yetteville, Saturday, Feb. 6. A; so-shown
are Gene Clayton, Methodist College basketball coach, and Kathy
Gaiacia, a Loris (S. C.) High S9hooi senior. Methodist College
enrolled 78i stuaents for second semester.
(M.C. pnoto - Cans Drew)
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OUTLINE
Jean Hutc.iunson, Public
Relations Office
'-—CARMEN EVANS (center), a Lexington Senior High sanior, talks
witn Brent Stroud from Srwln High School and Mike Saflcjy, a
Methodist College junior at Prospective Student Day neid at
the Fayetteville iioerai arts coilec-se Saturday, Feu. o. Also
shown are Gene Clayton, Methodist College basketball coach; and
Katay Galacia, a Loris (S . C.) High School senior. (Methodist
opened to students in i960 and is fully-accrediteciO
Carmen's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans of Lexington.
(M. C. photo - Chris Drew)
Feb. 10, 1971
Prospective Student Day
Jean Htsichinson, Public
Relations Office
OUTLINE: KATHY GALACIA (second from left), a Loris High School senior
and the daughter of Mrs, G-adys Gaiacia of Loris, calks witn
Gene Clayton, basketoaii coaca at M-thodist College m
Fayetteviile. She.and otheraiigh school students attanded
Prospective Student Day at Methodist, Saturday, Fea. 6, nearing
deans ancl administrators explain college afe and social events
ana participating .m a campus tour.
A^so snown are Carmen Svans, a Lexington ( N . C . ) S jruor Hig.h
student; B .ent Stroud, aa Erwin (N. C.) High School sanior; ana
'Mike Saflay, a Methodist Coilega junior trom Durham, N . C .
Mataodist College is a coeducational, fully-accredited, liberal
arts institution that opened to students in 1930 .
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OUTLINE: DSBBIS DIXON(ieft), a junior at Frankli'nton Hign School and trie
dauvji'iter of Mr .-and Mrs. J. 3. Dixon, J r . , talks wita participants
in th«s M^tnod-St College Prospective Student Day program held
Saturday, Fdb. 6 / o n trie Fayetteville campus .
Otaars snown are Duooia Signer, a junior at Dunn Hign Xcaooi
Dr. Fred C. McDavid,. professor of education and' psycho ;Ojy at
Mtetnoaisc d&andra Mattuews", admissions oit'icj counselor; and
aMika Lesdford, a senior at Seventy-First Hijii SchoOi m Cumberland
County.
(M. C . pnoto - Chris Drew)
F.Jo. 13, 1971
Prospective Student Day
Jeaii Hutchinson, P
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483-7110, Ext. 223
OUTLINE: DEBBI SIGNOE/, A JUNIOR AT DUNN HIGH SCHOOL, is shown
with other participants in M-sthod st College's Prospective
Student Day held Saturday, .FJD. 5, on the Fayatteviiiti campus
Also shown are Dr. Fr-ad C. McDavid, professor of c-ducatuh
and psycnology at M^taodist, Sandra Matthews, admissions
off.c^ couhseior; and Mike L^dford, a senior from 71st High
Scaooi ,.n Cumoerland County.
Dodoie's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William E. Signor of Dunn.
(M . C . photo - Chris Drew)
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CUTLIN,E: Prospective Student Day participants on the Methodist College/Saturday
includedDebbie SigoorDixon,/Franklinton High XJchool; Debbie Signer,
Dunn High School; Dr. Fred MCSDavid, (Chairman , "Education "S^pattment;
Sandra Matthews, admissions counselor; and Mike Ledford, ^Seventy-First
High School.,
(second from left)
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CTULINE: Kathy Galacia^ a Loris High School senioy, chats with Gene Clayton,
basketball coach at Methodist College in Fayetteville. She and other
high school students attended Prospective Student Day at Methodist
Saturday, Feb. 6, hearing deans and mxfecactEK administrators explain
college life and social events and particpating in a campus tour.,
Methodist College is a coeducational, /iberal arts college which opendd
to students in 1960.
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Carmen Evans ?( center) , a Lexington Senior High senior, chats with
Brent Stroud from Erwin High School and Mike Safley, a Methodist
College juniorat Prospective Student Day held at the Fayetteville
college Saturday, Feb. 6. Also shown are Gene Clayton, Methodist
College basketball coach' •«SF'fl Kathy Galacia/, a Loris High School
senior' / Methodist College is a coeducational, /liberal arts institution
fully-accredited
that o p e e d to students in 1960.
Brent Stroud/second from right), an Erwin High School senior/talks
with Mike Safley (right), a Methodist Colleges, junior from Durham,
and fix Carmen Evans, a Lexington Senior High senior, at Prospective
Student Day held recently on the Methodist College campus in Fayetteville.
Also shown are Gene Clayton, Methodist College basketball coach,
and Kathy Galacia, a Loris (S.C.) High School senior. Methodist
College is a coeducational, fully-accredited liberal arts institution
that opened to students in i960.
Debbie Dixon (left), a junior at Franklinton High School and the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dixon, J r . , talks with participants in ihe Methodist
College Prospective StudSent Day held on the Fayetteville campus XKX Saturday,
Feb. 6. Others shown are: Debbie Signor, a junior at Dunn High; Dr. Fred
McDavid, chairman of the education department; Sandra Matthews, admissions
counselor; and Mike Ledford, a senior at Seventy-First High (School in
Fayetteville. Mthoditst College is a coeducation, fully-accredited liberal
arts institution that opened to students in 1960.
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OUTLINE: PROSPECTIVE STUDENT DAY participants on tna Methodist College
campus Saturday included Debbie Dixon, a junior from Frank lint on
High School; Debbie Sighor, a junior from Dunn High School; Dr.
Fred C. McDavid, professor of education and psychology; Sandra
Matt news, admissions counselor; and Mike Ledford, a senior at
Seventy-First Higa School. (M.C. pnoto - Chris Draw)
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FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER
70 FAYi:TTi:viU,r, S T t l H E N T R ON M E T H O D I S T COLLEGE DEAN'S LIST
Seventy Fayetteville students q u a l i f i e d for the first semester
Dean's List at Methodist College.
To be named to the List a student must earn a "B" or better
average on 15 or more semester h o u r s , according to D r . S a m u e l J . W o m a c k ,
Academic Dean.
Fayetteville . I P M students a t t a i n i n g the honoi include:
Seniors
Frances Bunch, l i . i m m < m < i Chandler, Susanne Cleary,
Robert D'Alessandro, Jeannie Evans, Jean Hcsketh Gore, Catherine McDaniel H a l l ,
William Hall, Donnal Harriett, Audrey Hellier, Lynn Herndon, Thomas Jones,
Margaret Martin, Jerold Mayes, Randall Meares, Mary M o l v i n , C a r o l i n e Milner,
Nancy Monroe, Timothy Morton, Elizabeth Odom, Leonard Parker, Frances Pilond,
Jeanne McLcod P i t t r n a n , K e n n e t h Reeves, Ronald Roegiers , B/i r h . i r . i Sevald, A n g e l , i
V u i l u i k c : ; , , i ml l i n i 1 1 y W i 11 i.nn :; .
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Juniors
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Cathy Alkis , Mary Ar
William Cash, Ben Gavin, Louis Clemmons, Johnny (
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, Sarah Brady,
Margaret Cook,
Harry Davis, Benjamin Esquibel, Christina Garratt, Patsy H a l l , Laura Heinz,
Gregory High, Bently Hill, Joseph Jordan, James Ledford, Margaret Pigott, Paul
Re i n l i . u ( I , l u d i i h ;;i ,mi i( • lc 1 , Y . n i ' i C : | M Stanq, I ' . i i i i ' - W i f l m . i n , . i r i ' J Suzanne Zahran.
Sophomores
Jane B a l d w i n , C i e t u s Cronrath, Joseph George,
Stephanie Haines, Donald Kelly, Nancy Kimbel, Billie-Ann M u m a u , John P o u l k ,
James Raupach, Marjorie Rynott, John Shoemaker, Kenneth W i l l i a m s , and Brenda
Willis.
Freshmen
Carolyn Cooper, Frank E m e r y , Kevin Jorgenson,
Rebecca McDiarmid, I', I i x . i h c t h Monroe, Carolyn M u l k / n . i x , Donna Parrous, and Juno
Philbeck.
Other North Carolina students who qualified for the Dean's
List are:
Karen Sessoms, Autryville; Ronald Roberts, Bahama; N a n c y S h a w ,
B e u l a v i l l e ; Richard Farlee and Wayne Rogers, Beaufort; Mary Leimone, Burgaw;
Judith Carroll, Gary; Carolyn Hatch, Clinton; Janis Daddario, Frances Teer, Robert
Hamilton, Kenneth Pickett and JoAnna W a l k e r , Durham; Margaret C o r b i n , Dunn;
George Norris , V i r g i n i a A y d l e t t a n d Deborah B r i g h t , E l i z a b e t h C i t y , Kathryne Cook
and Ellen Adams, Elizabethtown; Ada Andrews and Jennifer Leggette, Fairmont;
Jean Guthery, Sallie King Hollis and LaRay Beale, Fort Bragg; Patricia Abernathy,
Fuquay-Varina; Joselyn E v a n s , Graham; Peggy Hales, W i l l i a m Flowers and Harriet
Flowers, Goldsboro.
Also, Kathryn Armstrong , Hope M i l l s ; Gail Morton, Hubert;
Anita Fisher and Elizabeth King, Jacksonville; Frances G r i f f i n , Louisburg;
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Nancy Hayes, Marietta; Penny George, Marshalburg; Earl Leake, M t . Gilead;
Ji > i > c' l a y t o n , N ' - w London; W i l l i a m Landis , Oxford; J o h n Hughes, Pittsboro; J i m m y
Elledge, Raeford; Thomas Reynolds, John Roberts, N a n c y Burke and M a u r i n e D a v i d s o n ,
Raleigh; Lois Hollowell Chenauit, Red Springs; Linda Bethea , Rocky Mount; Ann Wicker
and Betty Burns
, Sanford; Sandra Kay Jones and Maria Speranza , Spring Lake; Emily Averitte,
Tar Heel; Robert P h i l l i p s , Warsaw; Wesley Brown, W i l l i a m s t o n ; James Gwyn a nd/W/^-<.
Robert Johnson, Winston-Salem; and Jo Ann Merritt, W i l m i n g t o n .
( )u I -ol State 11' >i i' n Students are:
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(' < h n l',r own , P i : : < Ml -\, i y , N . J . ;
C h . i i l ' ' : ; I I . H i m . i n , M a i d e n , M < i : ; : : . ; l . m r a J o h n s o n , W y t h e v J l l o , \/a.;Alber1 Pierce,
Florence, S. C.; Diana Rogers, Arlington, Va.; Jam
Rusttaurg, Va.; Natalie
Schwoyer, Reading, Pa.; Price Smith, Waynesboro, Va .; Bruce Stevens, Stockton, M d . ;
Linda Stevens, S n c w H i l l , Md.; Guy Simpson, Norfolk, Va .; Tommy S m i t h , Sandston,
Va.; Linda Carlson, Fanwood, N. J. Kathryn Clark, West Columbia, S. C.; Douglas
N i c o l , R u t h e r f o r d , N . J . ; Yvette Rosa, B . i y s h o r o , N . Y . ; V i o l u W i l q u . s , T r a n k f o r d , D e l a . ;
Mary Dix, V e r m i l i o n , O.; Harry H o l n i a n , I Kuldonfield, N. J . ; IJ Libra M a r n j i o n e , Murray
Hill, N . J.; and Douglas Nunnally, Richmond, Va .
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Methodist College
Fagetteville, North Carolina
Feb. li, 1971
Dean's List
For: Students' Hometown Papers
Jean Hutchinson, Public
Relations Office
488-7110, Ext. 228
FAYETTEVILLB, N.C.
has been named to the
1970-71 fail semester Dean's List at Methodist College in Fayettevilie, N . C .
Academic Dean Dr. Samuel J. "toomack stated that a student
must earn a "B" or better average on 15 or more semester nours to qualify for the
honor.
From a student oody of approximately 800, 150 students
were named to the List at tne coeducational, liberal arts institution.
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