I
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Local student "student teachin-j"
Karl Michele Ha-jan, Pubuc telat'ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior Mrs. Carol Wilson B^ckworth
will complete her student teaching assignment May 1! at Oakdrde elementary
School in Spring Lake.
Fortfc co-ed education majors are Involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Hildreth
, she is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse P. Wilson. Her husband is Cpt. Tim K. Beckworth.
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Local student "student teachlnj"
Karl Mtcheie Ha.jan, Pub'ic <jlat'ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N .C .
Methodist College senior Kathy Lynn Hagee
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Morganton Road
School in Fayetteville.
Fort}i co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
Of
Mrs
• Linda Hair
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hagee of Pulaski, Va.
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, she is the daughter
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Local student "student teaching"
Kari Micheie Ha.jan, Pub'ic telat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C..
Methodist College seniorVickie Herndon
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at Cape Fear , Glendale
Acres and Walker schools in Fayetteville.
Forty co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Ernestine Peoples
Under the supervision of Barbara Lawson and ^*
, she is tha daughter
of
Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Herndon of Columbus, Ga .
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Local student "student teaching"
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FAYETTEVILLE . N .C .
Kari Micheie H a j a n , Pub'ic <jlat'.ons
Methodist College senior^3 • Janelle Kay Wilder
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
C l i f f d a l e Elementary
School in Fayetteville .
Fortfc co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrs • Lydia
oj
Ricks
, she is tha daughter
Mr. and M r s . W . C . Handle of Anthony, New Mexico.
She and her
husband ,Cpt. Edward Wilder, live in Fayetteville where he is stationed at
Ft. Bragg .
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Local student "student teaching"
Karl Michcle Hajan, Pub'ic illations
FAYETTEVILLE. N . C . _
Methodist College senior01^1 Charlene McKee
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Westarea
Elementary School in Fayetteville .
Fortfc co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrs • Gwen ^ arnes and
Miss,
^ /sn& Slaughter
Mr. and M r s . Charles Willis McKee of Seaford, Va .
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Local student "student teaching"
Karl Michele Ha.jan, Pub'ic illat
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior
Mrs
'
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at M a r y
M a r y N e i l ] Mercer
McArthur
Elementary School in Fayetteville.
Fort$i co-ed education majors ara involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
c Mrs. Christine Goodwin
under the supervision of
, she is tha daughter
Mr. and M r s . John J . C . Neill of Fayetteville. The N e i l l s are
former residents of Wildwood where M r s . Mercer was a 1960 graduate
of Wildwood High School. She and her husband Carlon have a daughter Carleen.
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Local student "student teaching"
Karl Michele Ha-jan, Pub'ic telatlons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Elizabeth McKenzie
Fort
Bragg Kindergarten
Fort^i co-ed education majors ars involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision o f M s - I e a n n e MacManus
Mr. and M r s . J . R . McKenzie of Dillon, S.C.
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/ she is tha daughter
April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
new 3 papers
Local student "student teachin-j"
Karl Michule H a j a n , Pub'ic telat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior
J ar > e Canady
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Margaret Willis
School in Fsyetteville.
Fortji co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
of
Miss
Aggie McCall
^
shQ is the
Mr. and Mrs. John Canady of Parkton.
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Local student "student teaching"
Kari Michele Ha.jan, Public illat
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior
will complete her student teaching assignment May U at
Nell Thompson
Fort Bra 99
Kindergarten,
Forti* co-ed education majors ara involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of M s . Becky Johnson
of
Mr. and Mrs. E . H . Thompson of Goldsboro.
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/ sne is tne
daughter
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Local student "student teaching"
Kari Michele Ha.jan, Pubuc telat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior Mrs . Sylvia McArthur Townsend
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 atFort Bragg Kindergarten.
Fortfc co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Ms. Martha Jenkins
of
, she is the daughter
Mr. and Mrs, Weldon C. Avant, She and her husband Lt. William
Townsend, Jr. live at Ft. Bragg.
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newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Karl Mtcheie Ha-jan, Pub'ic illations
FAYETTEVILLE. N . C .
Methodist College senior Mrs • Kimberly Jean Newman
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Fort Br a99
Kindergarten.
Fort^j co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
M s ' Velma
Haley
( she ig tha daughter
Mr. and M r s . Dwight Stone of Medicine Lodge.
Mrs. Newman and
her husband Cecil live in Fayetteville where he is stationed w i t h F t . B r a q q .
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Local student "student teaching"
:'-
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Karl Michale Ha^an, Pub'ic delations
Methodist College senior' M r s • A n n e Coln Hancock
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Warrenwood
Elementary School in Fayetteville .
Fortji co-ed education majors ara involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrs • Linda s - Williams
of
Mrs. Martha S. Coin of Rockingham.
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newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Karl Michele Ha.^an, Pub'ic telat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College seniJf9116
Arden
Stroud
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at Cumberland M i l l s
School.
Fort^i co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of M r s • M a r V A - B of
Mr. and M r s . Arden Stroud of Erwin.
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Ref^n
, she is tha daughter
April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Karl Michele Ha-^an, Pub'ic ielat'ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C . .
JMethodist College senior Mrs . Helen McLeod Rogers
v/ill complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at Johnsonville Elementary
School.
Fortfc co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrs • Mabel Harringtion
of
; sne
Mr. and Mrs. Neill Thomas Me Leod of Lillington.
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is the daughter
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April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Kari Mtcheie Ha.jan, Pubuc telat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C..
Methodist College seniorMrs. Mary White Worrell
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Margaret W i l l i s
School in Fayetteville.
Forty co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Norma McNally
of
/ s he
Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Judson White of Elizabeth C i t y .
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April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
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Local student "student teaching"
Kari Mtchele Hajan, Pub'ic t
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C..
.Methodist College senior
Mrs
_
C a r r i e Pollard Jones
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at Aberdeen Middle
School.
Fortfc co-ed education majors are Involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a pub lieschool under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
°f
, she is tha daughter
Mr. and M r s . Prank Pollard of , Raleigh. She and her husband P a u l
live in Aberdeen .
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April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Kari Michele Hajan, Pub'ic delations
FAYETTEVILLE, N .C..
Methodist College senior Susan Dianne Russell
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Alexander Graham
Junior High School, Ferguson and Lucille Souders Schools in F a y e t t e v i l l e .
Fort^i co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
and Miss Barbara Holmes
Under the supervision of Miss Vern King /|
( s ho is the daughter
of
Mr. and M r s . Curtis P. Russell of Sanford.
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Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Kari Michele Ha^an, Public lalat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C..
. r Methodist College senior Margaret Kaye Corbin Bledsoe
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
College Lakes
Elementary School in College Lakes near Fayetteville.
Fort^i co-ed education majors ara involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
Mrs
• Martha Lecornu
Mr. and M r s . W . L . Corbin of Dunn,
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,
3na
is tha daughter
April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teachin-j"
Karl Michele H a j a n , Public ielat.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior Christine Lynn Gandy
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 atSherwood Park
Elementary School in Hope M i l l s .
Fortfc co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Sylvia Parnell
of
Mr. and M r s . Robert Gandy of Selma.
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, she is tha daughter
•
April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Karl Mtcheie Ha.jan, Pub'ic illations
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior Mary Alma Ellington
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Sherwood Park
Elementary School in Hope Mills.
Fort^i co-ed education majors aro involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
I
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
Mrs
• J a n l e McNeal
t sn e
Mr. and M r s . J . C . Ellington of Swansboro.
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is tha daughter
April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Kari Michaie Ha.jan, Pub'ic ijlat'.ons
Methodist College senior Helen Carolyn Daniel
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C..
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 atMorganton Road
School in Fayetteville.
Fort^i co-ed education majors ara Involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
Of
Mrs
• Cathy Blackwell
, she is the daughter
Mrr,. l l . W . D a n i e l and the late Mr. Daniel of E l i z a b o t M o w n .
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April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teachin-j"
Karl Michuie H a j a n , Pub>ic ijlat'.ons
Methodist College senior
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C . .
Mrs . Bonnie Herring Crabtree
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at..
Warrenwood ,lementary
School in Fayetteville.
Fortfc co-ed education majors ara involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
Mrs
^
J u a n i t a peoples
, she is tha daughter
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Herring of Spring Lake and the granddaughter
of Mrs. Bessie M. Herring, Rt.2 Mt. Olive.
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April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teachin-j"
Kari Michale Ha.^an, Pub'ic Ulat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior 10
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
E
; opeland
Wilkins School
in Cumberland County,
Forti» co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each inteminj in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrg _
Prlscllla
shoemaker
'
sha ls tha
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. John Crvin Copeland of Tyner.
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April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
.
Kari Michcie Ha.^an, Pub'ic telat.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N .C .
Methodist College senior Peggy Jo Bland
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Pine Forest and
Holbrook Schools in Fayetteville and Ft. Bragg.
Fort}» co-ed education majors are Involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
fly,
Fennewald
Under the supervision of Joyce Lacelle ancLMartln >|', she is the daughter
of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Bland, Jr. of Pittsboro.
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April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching"
Kari Micneis Ha y an, Pub'ic telat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N .C .
Methodist College senior Marian Janet Graham
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at Cumberland Mills
School.
Forty co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Louise Britt.
of
, she is tha daughter
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Graham of Red Springs.
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Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student taachinj"
Karl Mtcheie Ha-jan, Pub'ic <jlat'ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C . _
Methodist College senior Jennifer Gray Farm
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Salemburg, N.C
co-ed education majors ara involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
of
, she is tha daughter
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes of Roseboro.
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AprillS, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teaching*
.
Kari Mtchule Ha.jan, P u b l i c Illations
FAYETTEVILLE, N .C.
Methodist College senior, Barbara Faye Jones
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at
Terry Sanford,
Westlawn and Van Story schools in Fayetteviller.
Fortfc co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of P a u l Reichle and Annie O'Bripisthe is the daughter
Of
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Jones of Ellerbe.
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April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
Local student "student teachin-j"
Karl Mtchele Ha-jan, Pub'ic ielat'.ons
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Methodist College senior, Annie Laurie Alston
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at Lillian Black
Elementary School, Spring Lake.
Fortji co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 90 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of M r s . Kathleen Baker
of
Mr. and Mrs . Henry S . Alston of Windsor.
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, she is the daughter
April 16, 1973 To: Hometown
newspapers
.
Local student "student teaching"
Kari Mtchele Ha.^an, Public ijlat'.ons
Methodist College senior , P a t r i c i a Anne Abernathy
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C..
will complete her student teaching assignment May 11 at W i l k m s E^mentary
School.
Forty co-ed education majors are involved
in student teaching at Methodist College, each interning in a public
school under the supervision of a certified public teacher.
Before an education student can receive
his degree or be reccomended for state teaching certification, he must
complete 30 hours of actual classroom teaching during his senior year.
Under the supervision of
oj
Mrs
• Barbara Fisher
( s ha
Mr. and Mrs. Preston L. Abernathy of Fuquay-Varlna .
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is tho daughter
April 17, 1973 To: Fayetteville Observer
rnethodist college
&j fayetteville, n.c.
Student Body Elections
NEWS
FAYETTEVILLE
Kari Michele Hagan, Public Relations 488-7110
ext. 228
Three of the top four p o s i t i o n s in
the Methodist College Student Government Association will be commanded
by co-eds in accordance with student body officer elections held last
Friday.
The only male elected was
Fayetteville student Robert A. Peele, chosen SGA President for the 1973-74
school year. A 1963 graduate of Fayetteville Senior High School, Peele is
a sophomore. Discharged
last April from the U.S. Army as a captain, Peele
and his wife Barbara have a son Gregory. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney A. Peele of Fayetteville. Peele has served as off-campus senator this year,
Named vice-president of Methodist
College was
Betty Gayle Edens. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
F. Edens of Lumberton.
Fayetteville co-ed Mary S p i l m a n ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spilman, Jr. , will be the new/Veasurer.
A transfer student from Peace College in Raleigh, Mary is a 1970 graduate
of Seventy-First High School.
Elected secretary
I
P.2 Methodist College Student Elections
1
t
of SGA was Yvette Rosa, a junior from Bayshore, N.Y. The daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Maximiliano Rosa, Yvette was Homecoming Queen and a
member of the external affairs committee, judicial board and Spanish
club this year.
'3 To: Fayetteville '
FAYETTEVILLE
Brenda Smith has been elected
Chief Cheerleader of the 1973-74 Methodist College Cheerleading squad.
Alice Stuckey will be co-chief. Recently chosen by outside judges were
five cheerleaders with four of them returning after a previous year of
leading the pep squad for the Monarchs .
Brenda, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Caddie C. Smith of Elizabethtown, has been active in the senate
finance committee, external affairs council and as a Homecoming attendant
in addition to cheerleading.
The daughter of Mr. and M r s .
Thomas Stuckey of Raleigh, Alice has been involved in Koinonia, the
Carrilon staff and North Carolina Student Legislature.
Two other returning cheerleaders
elected were Lisa Holub, daughter of Mrs. Y . E . Holub of Sarasota, F l a . '
and Dusty Woodbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H.O. Woodbury of Jacksonville,
Lisa was elected publicity chairman while Dusty will serve as secretarytreasurer.
New to the group will be Deborah
Inman, daughter of Mr .
i
and M r s
. James
Robert I n m a n of St
_
pauls>
methodist college
^% fayetteville, n.c.
April 18, 1973 To: The Robesonian
Local student is elected vice-president of
student body.
Kari Michele H a g a n , Public Relations 488-7110
NEWS
FAYETTEVILLE
Methodist College student Gayle
Edens has been elected vice-president of the Student Government Association.
Elected by popular vote of the student body, she will assume- her new position
for the 1973-74 school year.
Gayle is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F . Edens of Lumberton.
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April 18, 1973 To: Newsday and Islip Bull
Local student elected secretary ol
NEW;
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C..
Kari Michele Hagan, Public Relations 488ext. 228
Yvette Rosa, Methodist Coi
junior political science major, has been elected student body secretary
for the 1973-74 school year.
IxxJy
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosa
of 50 Mississippi A v e . , Bayshore, Yvette is a 1970 graduate of
Bayshore Senior High School.
She has been active during her
three years at Methodist College in Spanish club, political science club,
the judicial board,chairman, external affairs committee and s m a l l t a l k .
She was the 1973 Homecoming Queen.
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\l 19, 1973 To
vllle C
I
•7110
WILL SPEAK ON WATER RESOURCES
FAYETTEVILLE
Dr
College associate professor of economics, will add
second annual national symposium on Societal Probl
Resources in Chicago April 28.
sponsored by the Illinois Earth S<
Th
urn is
on.
In the paper he will present,
Dr. Cautam points out two important findings for his native
country India. "The long held belief that irrigation increases
wealth for all (Indian) farmers is not t r u e , " he stressed.
"It
only increases the wealth of the already rich farmers at the
cost of the poor Ian 1
to the
;; therefore, irrigation is (.!•
socialistic objectiv
and wealth."
In his second point, the econon
professor said India may be h
i toward a protein crisis.
"Although agriculture production (India) is increasing, it is
creating a protein crisis. For several reasons, farmers are
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April 20, 1373 To: Fayetteviile Observer,
Radio and TV
Mrs. Pauline Longest- President elect
of NCAE division
methodist college
fayetteville, n.c.
RELEASE IMMEDIATELY
Kari Michele Hagan, Public Relations 488-7110
NEWS
MC SCIENCE CHAIRMAN
TO PRESIDE FOR NCAE DIVISION
Mrs. Pauline Longest,
FAYETTEVILLE
chairman of the Methodist College Science Department, has
been electad president of the Higher Education Division of
the North Carolina Association of Education (NCAE).
Born in Lewisville, Mrs .
Longest received her A , B . degree from the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro and her M.A. degree in botany from the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a Phi Beta Kappa
member.
Employed by Methodist
College since 1962, she previously taught science at Seventy
First High School and botany at UNC-CH.
Mrs. Longest is a former
Board of Directors member of NCAE and has =j~^n a d J. jjate to the
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Mrs. Longest
nation wide conventions of the National Education Association,
She is faculty sponsor for the
Methodist College Student Education Association.
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11:00 a . m .
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10:30 a . m
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Reeves
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April 26, 1973 To:
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N . C . Christian
Radio and TV
e, n.c.
Elizabeth H. Weaver Scho'arship established
RELEASE IMMEDIATELY
NEWS
Kari Michele Hagan, Pub'ic Relations 488-7110
METHODIST COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB
ESTABLISHES THE ELIZABETH H. WEAVER AWARD
FAYETTEVILLE
Shown above is M r s . Annick Arnold, (right)
president of the Methodist College Women's C l u b , as she presents
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Weaver the scholarship established in her honor
by the club. The $150.00 scholarship will go each y
academically deserving student attending Methodist College.
Mrs. Weaver is the wife of the first president of MC, Dr. L.
Stacy Weaver.
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ESTABLISHED BY MC WOMEN'S CLUB
A MC scholarship honoring
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Weaver, wife of the first president of
Methodist College, has been established by the MC V
Club.
The $150.00 scholarship
will be awarded to academically deserving students each year
on the reccomendatlon of the college scholarship committee.
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April 27, 1973 To: Fayetteville Observ - ..
Radio and TV
methodist college
fayetteville, n.c.
Alumni Day-May 5
RELEASE AT WILL
NEWS
Kari Michele Hagan, Public Relations 433--'/110
ALUMNI FRIENDSHIP REUNION
SCHEDULED MAY 5 FOR METHODIST COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLE
May 5 h i " been sat aside as the
traditional Methodist College Alumni Day of greeting old classmates
on the college campus .
More than 100 former students are
expected to attend the special Alumni Day activities which will get
underway at 1:00 p.m. ^Saturday's events center around an alumni
chorus performance, Softball, bridge and £ing-«*pong games.
Special guests will be the MC
graduates of 1983 as they celebrate their fifth year reunion. The
evening program will feature* separate events for the 1963 grads.
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April 27, 1973 To: Fayetteville Observer,
Radio and TV
st college
rille, n.c.
Concert-stage bands to perform
RELEASE IMMEDIATELY
NEWS
Kari Michele H a g a n , Public Relations 488-
MAY 1 BAND CONCERT
SCHEDULED AT MC
FAYETTEVILLE_
A joint performance by the
Methodist College stage band and concert band will be
presented free to the public May 1 in Reeves Auditorium.
T h e 8:00 p . m . event w i l l
open with 45 minutes of carnival, symphonic, f o l k and
march music by the MC concert band. This will be the group's
third appearance this year.
Providing entertainment for
the second half of the show will be the MC stage b a n d . A
popular and jazz music group, the stage band consists of
: ; h H < - t : ; , i n i t i a l ' s , d r u m s , trornboi
>x< > p h < / i K ? f ; , t r u m ;
bass and piano. They will play selections by such groups
as the Carpenters and Chicago to round out their w e l l known
hard rock-big band sound.
The "something for everybody"
concert will close the concert season at Methodist College.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA
1973 SESSION
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION |26|
"
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Representatives Tally, Jernigan of Cumberland, Bryan,
High, Whichard. Tyson of Cumberland,
Referred to;
Calendar,
____:
April 27
1
A
JOINT
RESOLUTION HONORING PRESIDENT STACY WEAVER OF METHODIST
COLLEGE AT FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, UPON HIS RETIREMENT ON
3
JUNE 30, |973.
y
Whereas,
Dr.
Stacy
Weaver
has served as President of
3>
Methodist College, a four-year church
supported
institution
of
6
higher learning, located in the rapidly growing Cumberland County
7
area, since its founding in I960; and
Whereas, Methodist College, with a student enrollment of
over 700, of which eighty percent (80%) are students
1°
Carolina,
from
North
has attained a position of high regard in the field of
higher education in North Carolina; and
Whereas, Dr. Stacy Weaver, whose quiet determination and
13
Christian
lh
institution
15
unwavering integrity and leadership, has gained the financial and
16
moral
17
Methodist Church; and
18
dedication,
and
support
led
in
the
the
the
North
City
of
Fayetteville
Cumberland desire to honor Dr. Stacy Weaver
20
and
21
Southeastern North Carolina.
to
of
said
Carolina Conference of the United
19
loyalty
development
whose influence as a Christian statesman, whose
of
Whereas,
has
our
community
and
to
for
the
and
County
his
dedication
young
people
of
of
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Now,
therefore,
1973 SESSION
be it resolved by the House of Representatives,
the Senate concurring:
Section |. That the General Assembly extends its thanks
and best wishes to Dr. Stacy Weaver upon his retirement.
Sec.
2.
That a copy of this resolution, duly certified
by the Secretary of State, shall be sent to Dr. Stacy Weaver.
Sec. 3.
This resolution shall become effective upon its
ratification.
House Joint Resolution
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