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1973 SESSION
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION |268
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Representatives Tally; Jernigan of Cumberland, Bryan.
Referred to;
Calendar.
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May |
A
2
JOINT
RESOLUTION
HONORING
THE
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BASKETBALL
TEAM OF
METHODIST COLLEGE, FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA.
Whereas,
Methodist
College, a private church-supported
institution of higher learning,
Carolina,
won the
Dixie
located
Greensboro
at
Intercollegiate
Basketball Tournament Championship
7
defeating
College
for
||3
to
Fayetteville,
Athletic
the
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North
Conference
season
by
90, setting a record for
o
»
pcints scored by a winning team in a championship game; and
9
Whereas,
Methodist
College
Basketball Team, under the
fine coaching of Gene Clayton, compiled an overall record
wins
12
of
|6
and 5 losses with Harry Flipping, who scored 32 points in a
single championship game, being voted "most valuable
the
conference.
Special
recognition
player"
by
should be given to Harry
Flipping, Elton Stanley, Greg Jones and Craig
Knight
for
being
named "all conference"; and
Whereas,
17
the
Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
is composed of four-year liberal arts colleges in North
Carolina
-i Q
and
19
20
21
Virginia
who operate athletic programs on a non-scholarship
basis;
Now, therefore, be it resolved by the House of Representatives,
the Senate concurring:
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Section
the
General
Assembly
congratulations to the coach and
players
of
Basketball
|972-73
season
Team
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for
That
1973 SESSION
its
fine
extends
Methodist
its
college
and wishes the
continued success with its athletic program.
Sec.
2.
That a copy of this resolution, duly certified
by the Secretary of State, shall fce sent to the coach and members
of the basketball team by the Secretary of state.
Sec.
3.
This resolution shall become effective upon its
ratification.
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T h r e e IViyel i
College s t u d e n t s brought home honors over the weekend f i >m
'Convention in Charl<
n
i n the i
mber M e t h o d i s t Coll
on the U n i v e r s i t y
of North C a r o l i n a c a m p u s A p r i l 27 am
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Science S
>r c h e m i s t r y m a j o r ,
on l i v e s at 3519 R o s e h i l l Rd . in F a y e t t e v i l ;
Two oi he i Fa
M r s . Ann V. Clark and Donald L. Cannoi
in
t h e M i i ) l i )'| i < M I , ' l f c l l o n Cot l l i f - i i
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join!
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ETTEVILLE
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are representatives from each of the four school s y s t e m s present.
From t h e l e f t : M r s . Jane A n d r e w s , W e s t a i
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toyetteville, n c
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I ' a y e t t evi 11 e (;br;er/er
H o w a r d Ward
Alhletic Awards
ucl
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Kari Michele H a g a n , P u b l i c r e l a t i o n s 488-7110
NEWS
FAYETTF,VILLE_
Eleven Methodist College athletes
were honored d u r i n g the a n n u a l Athletic Awards B a n q u e t May 1 w i t h
" o u t s t a n d i n g senior" and "most valuable p l a y e r " r e c o g n i t i o n .
The h o n o r s p i e s e n l f d .1! I hf M C '
c a l f ' t e n a l u m g t K : ! i n c l u d e d t w o I ' a y f 11 i ; v i I le r e s i d f n l : ; .
l'.liiii:i ( ' . tliibb<nd
of 2059 Mango C i r c l e , received the "most v a l u a b l e p l a y e r " award for
bowling. The golf honor went to Joseph Bednarz, son of Mr. and
M r s . Edward J . Bednarz , 6 0 0 2 Poland C o u r t .
A d d i t i o n a l "most v a l u a b l e p l a y e r "
awards w f n t t o s t u d e n t s f r o m several s t a t e s .
['..ilciii, M-c'clvd llif li'iine; .iw.iid.
Vaughn John, Winston-
l i e I r ; l l i f ;;'>n > i l
M i ' ; . I'. I i •/.. i l i > •! 1 1
Vass J o h n . The cross-country award was presented to J o h n n y Y o u n g ,
s o n o f M r s . Francis Young, R a l e i g h . Thomas J e r r y N e a l , J r . received
t h e baseball
honor.
He is the son of M r . and M r s . T h o m a s J. N e a l
of D u r h a m . A Rougemont r e s i d e n t , Gregory J o n e s , took the award for
basketball.
Grog i s t h e s o n o f M r . a n d M r s . Gregory B . J o n e s .
l ' i i MM 1,, ik fwi ii >!••. , N . | . , I .'.•< )i ic 1 1 1 1 T u i I < M .1 i '•< 'f-1 v,-d I I if 111 n i' M I M I I i.ick . t t i d
field.
H i s f a t h e r i s Leonard Turtora .
Douglas K u m p , 1'airdeld, P a . ,
was p r e s e n t e d the award in soccer. He is the son ol Mr. and M i s .
MORE
P. 2 Methodist College Awards
Ronald K u m p .
"Outstanding s e n i o r " award:; went
to three senior men : Whit Kidwell, soccer; Harry Flipping , basketball;
and Phil M u l l e n , baseball. Kidwell is the son of
Wallace W. Kidwell of Silver Spring, Md.
in Waynesboro, Va .
Mr. and M r s .
Mrs .• Alberta Flipping lives
Mullen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C . G . M u l l e n ,
live in Raleigh.
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fayetteville, n c
|^ay5,1973 To: All Hometown Newspapers
Local students win officer elections
FO R IM M E PI AT t: R E LEAS E
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vo
^
Kari Michele Ha^an, Public Relations
403-7110, j x t . 2 2 8
FAYETTEVILLE,N.C.
Debra Elaine Neill
for
Methodist College f r e s h m a n
has be^n elected
C.arbrr (l.ill lor I ho 1 9 7 3 - 7 4 school y e a r .
a C i i i e c r I n ( l l u l s t U i n social w o r k ,
of
May.
to the j u d i c i a l board
Dfbm , who planr;
Is tho
( K i t n i l i i ci
Mr. and M r s . Donald Edward N e i l l , 714 Caspian A v e . , North Cape
She is a 1972 graduate of Lower Cape May R e g i o n a l H i g h School.
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May 5,1973 To: AU Hometown Newspapers
fayetteville, n.c.
Local students win officer elections
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE.
NEWS
FAYETTEVILLE,N.C.
Tina Gail Seymour
for
jylethodist College
has been elected
junio
president
Garbcr H a l l f o r the 1973-74 school y e a r . T i n a , a n e d u c a t i o n
111.I J01
01
Karl Michele Ha^an, Public Relations
433-7110, jxt.228
a < ) i - u l u . i t ' ; ol C o r n i n c ) Community ( l
,
1. 1 1C
Mr. and Mrs. Alton H. Seymour, Johnson H i l l , Walton, N . Y .
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fayetteville, n c
May 5,1973 To: All Hometown Newspapers
Local students win officer elections
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEWS
FAYETTEVILLE ,N .C .
Jill Ann Jennings
for
Kari Michole Ha^an, Public Relations
433-7110,
Methodist College student
tiid
has be^n yl^cted
a l t e r n a t e j u d i c i a l board member
Garber I In 11 for the 1973-74 year.
J i l l , a 1972 g r a d u a t e of Yorktown High School
of
is the
daughter
Mr. and M r s . Ivan J e n n i n g s , 3900 N. Chesterbrook Rd . , A r l i n g t o n .
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228
methodist college
May 5,1973 To: All Hometown Newspapers
fayetteville, n.c.
Local students win officer elactions
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEWS
FAYETTnVILLn.N ,C .
Glenda Diane Long
Karl Mich^le Haojan, Public Relations
433-7110, ^ x t . 2 2 8
Muthodtst ColK;,j^
has beon yl^ctcsd
s,>pliomoi»-
to the j u d i c i a l board
f° r Garber Hall for the 1973-74 school year. Diane, a business
education major,
of
is the daughter
Mr. and Mrs . Glenn E . Long of 151 Belle St. , Henderson .
She is a 1971 graduate of Henderson High School .
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May 5,1973 To: All Hometown Newspapers
fayetteville n c
Local s t u d o n t n win o f f i c e r ulections
FOR IMMEDIATE RELCASC
NEWS
FAYETTEVILLE, N .C .
Marion Lee Hawkins
Kari Michele Hagan, Public Relations
433-7110, ~ x t . 2 2 8
.Methodist College ^ u n i o r
has
5ein a i a c ted
for Oorlior Hn 11 for t ho l')73-7 / 1 H f r h o o l y n n r .
V i n i l i i u i ( 'oiiinu
l l l i U 11! V f ; i H i t y ,
vice-president
M n r i o n , who n t t o n d ^ r l
is th.
Mr. and Mrs. M . C . H a w k i n s , 211 Dundee Ave. , Richmond, Va .
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May 5,1973 To: All Hometown Newspapers
fayetteville, n.c.
Local students win o f f i c e r elections
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEWS
FAYETTEVILLE ,N.C..
Laura Leigh Sullivan
for
Karl Mich.jhj H a j a n , P u b l i c relations
433-7110, .jxt.228
_Methodlst College
has
secretary
Garber H a l l for the 1973-74 school year. Laura, an art
major p K m n i m j to tr>aoli aft or graduation ,
of
sophomore
Is thoj d a i K j h t c r
M i . a n d M r : ; . D a v i d W . S u l l i v a n , 4030 O r ioh • D r . , W i l m i n g t o n
She is a 1971 graduate of New Hanover High School.
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May 5,1973 To: All Hometown Newspapers
fayetteville, n.c.
Local students win o f f i c e r elections
FOR I M M E D I A T E RELEASE
NEWS
.A. N A^-/
FAYETTEVILLE,N.C._
Faren S . E l l i o t t
for
W
Karl Michole Ha^an, Public Relations
433-7110, j x t . 2 2 8
Methodist College f r e s h m a n
has
Garber H a l l for t h e 1973-74 school year.
major
'
v v
p l a n n i n g on a m i n i s t e r of m u s i c caref.-r ,
treasurer
P n r e n , a music:
<K-tu<|ht
Mr. and M r s . Clifton Aaron Elliott Jr. , H e n d e r s o n , Md.
She is a 1972 graduate of Queen Anne's County High School.
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May 5,1973 To: AU Hometown Newspapers
n (
Local u l u c k s n t r j w i n o f f i c e r »l,.-d Ions
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ISFIErW'S
FAYETTEVILLE,N.C.
Sharon L o u i s e Grant
,
Karl Michele Hagan, Public Relations
483-7110, j x t . 2 2 8
Methodist College
freshman
t o t h e j u d i c i a l board
has oeen wlejctud
G.ubci n , i l l i i » i d * \nv.\-y<\i u i n n . : ; i ] ( i i o i i , ,t spf-citii
education m a j o r ,
-
.
, ^ daughter
Mr. and M r s . Allen Grant, 200 Me Laurin D r . , D i l l o n .
She is a 1972 g r a d u a t e of D i l l o n H i g h School and r e c i p i e n t of the
Fred J . Hay Scholarship .
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May 5,1973 To: AU Hometown Newspapers
fayetteville, n c
Local students win officer elections
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Karl Michola Ha^an, Public halations
433-7110, j x t . 2 2 8
FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Julie Anne Ennis
JVIethodist College freshman
has been elected
for C l n r b f r f l a i l f o r t h e l ( )73-7'1 scliool y c o r .
^s t^o
Mr. and M r s . E . E . E n n i s , Route 3, Fayetteville.
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judicial board
j u l i f , an r;dur<il Ion
s t u d e n t d i u l u i d d u a t e o f Hope M i l l s H i g h School,
Of
to t n e
h,,V,d IT.II
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M I 1 < -, 1 I < • .1 I I' I
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I'AYI'.TTI'.VI l . l . i :
Kari M i c h e l e H a q a n , P u b l i c R e l a t i o n s 4 8 8 - 7 H O
I 1 , i : - , h c > p - . 1 Ihi- l l n i l e d Method!:;!
Church Raleigh Area, Robert M. B l a c k b u r n , and Mot hod i.si C o l l e g e
President Dr. L. Stacy Weaver will deliver the p r i n c i p a l messages
at t h e c o l l e g e ' s tenth g r a d u a t i o n e x e r c i s e s May 13 and 14 for n e a r l y
150 seniors in Reeves A u d i t o r i u m .
Bishop Blackburn, to deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon M a y 1 3 a t 1 1 : 0 0 a . m . , i s a f o r m e r r i o i i d a m i n i s t e r
h o l d s a B . A . degree from F l o r i d a S o u t h e r n C o l l e g e - a B . 1 ) . degree
from Candler School of Theology, Emory U n i v e r s i t y : and an honorary
D . D . degree from La Grange College.
P r e s i d e n t Weaver w i l l address
the graduating seniors at 10:30 a . m . May 14.
President of M e t h o d i s t
College since its f o u n d i n g in 1 9 5 7 , he w i l l r e t i r e in J u n e as P r e s i d e n t
Emeritus.
President W e a v e r i s l i s t e d i n "Who's W h o i n A m e r i c a n
E d u c a t i o n , " "Who's Who in the South and S o u t h w e s t , " and " W h o ' s
Who in M e t h o d i s m . "
Student m a r s h a l s f o r g r a d u a t i o n
exercises
have been selected on their a c a d e m i c s t a n d i n g .
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Each
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marshal and alternate chosen maintain the h i g h e s t q r a d e p o i n t averages
in their respective classes. They are:
Chief
m a r s h a l Albert Vandervort,
Fayetteville; alternate, Marian W . Williams , F a i r B l u f f ;
William
Cotter, junior male marshal, Fayetteville; alternate, Robert Sisk ,Fayetteville;
junior female marshal , Marian W. Williams , Fair Bluff; alternate ,
Lorna Gail Miller, Spring Lake; sophomore male marshal, Richard
Baldwin, Fayetteville; alternate, Alan Jones, Fayetteville- sophomore
female marshal, Mary Anne Martin, Hope Mills- alternate , Pamela
Sue Walker, Elizabethtown; freshman male m a r s h a l , Michael Lynn
N e l l , A m u m d i i l c , Va .; a l t e r n a t e , Donald Coiernan , i ' c i y e ' I cvi lie;
treshman lemaje marsnai Demsse Thompson, Fayetteville; and alternate,
SaranEdge, Fayetteville.
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*^te fayetteville, n.c.
NEW:
May 7, 1973
Dear Dennis ,
I'm pleased you'll be joining us Saturday evening
for the dinner honoring President Weaver.
Enclosed you'll find two tickets for you and
your wife. Again, the dinner will be at 7: 00 p . m . , May 12
in the Methodist College cafeteria.
Please identify yourself at the door where you
will be ushered to a special table. The dress is " Sunday" .
See you there 1
Sincerely,
Kari Michele Hagan
.
May '/, 1973 To: Durham Morning Herald,
The Durham Sun
j methocjist college
Local student gets award- Jerry Neal
^^te fayetteville, n.c.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEWS
FAYETTEVILLE
Kari Michele Hagan, Public Relations 488-7110
Methodist College sophomore
Jerry Neal of Durham has been awarded the "most valuable p'ayer"
in baseball honor during the annual Athletic Awards Banquet held
at the college May 1.
Neal, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Neal of 2613 Cascadllla St., is a 1971 .graduate of
Northern High School.
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methodist college
*te fayetteville, n.c.
Philip Mullen gets outstanding senior award
in sports . Johnny Young gets cross-country
honor.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Kari Michele Hagan, Public Relations 488-7110
FAYETTEVILLE
Two Methodist College athletes
from Raleigh received sports awards during the college annual
Athletic Awards Banquet May 1.
Philip Mullen , senior history
major transfer from Southwood Junior College, received the "outstanding
senior"award . He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C .G. Mullen of
4309 Batts Rd. in Raleigh. The honor came in recognition of Mullen's
outstanding pitching career with the MC baseball squad . .
Johnny Y o u n q , also < i h i : ; l o r y
major, was honored with the "most valuable player" award for
cross-country. A freshman * Young is the son of Mrs. Francis J .
Young, 1208 Cooper D r . , Raleigh. He is a 1972 graduate of Gary
High School where he was captain of the track t e a m .
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Elizabethtown student chosen a l t e r n a t e m a r s h a l
kttfeville, n c
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEV:
Kari Michele H a g a n , P u b l i c Relations (y!9)
488-/HO
EAYirm'.vi 1,1,1:
Methodist ( k
stud«.'iii
Pamela Sue Walker has been selected sophomore a l t e r n a t e m a r s h a l
for the o o l l e q o ' s t e n t h graduation exercises May 13 and 1 4 .
Pamela Sue is the d a u g h t e r
of M r . and M r s . Floyd H. Walker of Elizabethtown. She was
awarded 111'- honm in I ^ M - I > < j i n t \< ni ol her ' } . / ' > g r . i d e p o i n t civt.ige.
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Molhorlist r ; o l l f : ( | f : s t u f l r . ' i i t
l ' ) f j n l : ; : ; f j Knh i 1> •'• Thoinp:;on ha:-; ! ) ( • ( • : ) :;';U •.( •{ <•.([ 11 f.; i i r i i . i n in. 11 sn.i 11
for the college's tenth graduation exeircises May 13 and 14.
Demsse, the daughter of Mr. and M r s . Donald N. T h o m p s o n ,
11118 N . 22nd Street , T a m p a , received tne honor in r e c o g n i t i o n
of the 4.00 gradepoint average she holds. She is a mathematics
major p l a n n i n g to teach a f t e r graduation . Mr, and M i s . T h o m p s o n
c u r r e n t l y l i v e in P a y e t t e v i l l e where h e is s t a t i o n e d w i t h t l v
United States Air Force.
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l u i i l M i l l e r , l o n n r r l y o t H a y C i l y , l i a s h'.-'-ii K i . - l c c l c d , 1 1 1 . -i n . i l < •
junior marshal for the college's tenth gra duation exercises May 13 and
14.
The daughter of Mr. and M r s .
George R . Davidson, M r s . Miller and her h u s b a n d Raymond l i v e
i n R p i i i u ] I , < i k o , N . ( ~ ' . . whfM'o lv if, s l n t i o n r : d w i l h t h e - U . S . A i r n y a !
I'l . l',ia<|i].
M i s . M i l l o . - r i s a 1970 gr.uluaU: ol T . I , . H a n d y l ! i c ) h
School and attended Delta College.
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C' ) u n t y I I'-'fj'.',
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Mel hodi ;;l Col ]>•<]<• :;l udeul
M a r i a n W e l l s W i l l i a m s h a s been selected j u n i o r m < i ! : ; h > i l I < H ! ] ) < •
college's tenth annual graduation exercises May 13 and 14.
The daughter of Mr. and M r s .
Aubrey J. W i l l i a m s of Fair B l u f f , Marian is also a l t e r n a t e c h i e f
marshal.
She received the honor in recognition of her 3 . t > 3 gradepoint
average. A graduate of West Columbus High School and S o u t h e a s t e r n
C o m m u n i t y College ,Marian is m a j o r i n g in K n g l i r . h at M . C .
Bthodist college
fayetteville, n.c.
May 8, 1973 To: HERALD NEWS, Fall River, Mas
NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN
Former resident receives honors for golf
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Joseph P. Bednarz, formerly, of
this city, has received the "most valuable player" award in golf
at Methodist College where he will complete degree requirements
in May.
Bednarz is stationed with the
U . S . Army at Ft. Bragg, N . C . His wife is the former Barbara Rossell
of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs . Edward J. Bednarz of Fall River, Mass.
are his parents .
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) methodi^t college
00*«jh fayetteville, n.c.
M a y 8 , 1973 To: GETTYSBURG TIMES, ADAMS
COUNTY ILLUSTRATED PRESS,
Local student honored- Douglas £ump
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Methodist Collage j u n i o r Doug 1 as
Kurnp of Fairfield has baen awarded the "most valuable player" in
soccer honor during the college's annual Athletic Awards Banquet.
May I .
Doucjla.'i , -:i bu'ji:u:s ; -i I v i l n l s ' . i i i -oa
major, is the son .)T Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kump of F a i r f i e l d .
He is a 1970 graduate of Fairfield High School and the grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kump of Cashtown, Pa.
of Gettysburg, Pa. is his maternal grandmother.
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M a y 8 , 1973 To: MONTGOMERY CO SENTINEL
WASHINGTON STAR
WASHINGTON POST
fayetteville, n.c.
. i t I ) . >norcd~ Whl I inq K i < :
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Whiting Kidwell, Methodist College
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C..
senior, has been awarded the "outstanding senior" honor in soccer
during the annual MC Athletic Awards Banquet held May 1.
A business administration major,
Whiting is a 1969 graduate of Spring Brook High School. His parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Ki dwell, 1939 Kimberly Rd. in
Stiver Spring, Md.
He will be graduated from Methodist Coll • j <
in May.
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FORSYTH SUBURBANITE
methodist college
fayetteville, n.c.
Local student honored- Vaughn John
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Methodist College senior
FAYETTEVILLE
Vaughn John of Winston-Salem received the "most valuable
player" in tennis award during the college's annual Athletic
Awards Banquet May 1.
John, a business major,
is a 1969 graduate of R . J . Reynolds High School.
The son
of Mrs . Elizabeth Vass John of 929 Magnolia St. , he will
be graduated this May.
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fayetteville, n.c.
May 8, 1973 To: WAYNESBORO NEWS VIRGINIAN
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH
Local student, Harry H i p p i n g
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Harry F l i p p i n g , Methodist College
senior, has received the "outstanding senior '-' award for his service
to the MC basketball team.
Flipping received the
award during the
college's annual Athletic Awards Banquet May 1.
A 1963 graduate of Rosenwa-ld High
School and a transfer student from Chowan College, Flipping is the
son of M r s . Alberta Flipping of 320 Port Republic Rd. in Waynesboro.
He will be graduated from Methodist College this May.
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May 8, 1973 To: OCEAN DAILY TIMES
nethodist college
as?, fayetteville, n.c.
Local student-Leonard Turtora- awarded
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Leonard Turtora, Methodist College
sophomore, as been awarded the "most valuable player" in
track and field title during the college's annual Athletic Awards
Banquet May 1.
Turtora, n I H I M I K T , : ; m a j o r , i:; < i I')'/!
graduate of Lakewood High School. He is the son of Leonard Turtora
673 Fifth St. in Lakewood.
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methodist college
fayetteville, n.c.
Local student receives award- Greg Jones
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Greg Jones of Rougemont has been
awarded the "most valuable player" honor in b a s k e t b a l l d u r i n g the
Methodist College annual Athletic Awards Banquet May 1.
A Methodist Collage sophomore
and biology m a j o r , Jonos Is a 1971 graduate of N o r t h e r n HI ih ! ' ; < : l i < > • > ! .
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory 3. Jones „ Rt:. 1, Rougemont.
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Athletes C
KK-ven Methodist College
athletes were honored during
the annual Athletic Awards
Banquet May 1 with "outstanding senior" and ''most
valuable player" recognition
The honors presented at the
.MC cafeteria banquet ine l u d e d two Fayetteville
residents. Elmer 0. Hubbard
of 2059 Mango Circle, re•>, ceived the "most valuable
player" award for bowling.
The golf honor went to Joseph
Ik'dnar/., son of Mr. and Mrs
Kdward ,). Bcdnnrx. fiOffi Poland Court.
Additional "most, valuable
player" awards went to students from several states.
I Vaughn John, Winston-Salem.
received the tennis award
The cross-country award
was presented In Johnny
Young. Thomas Jerry Neai.
Jr. received I lie baseball
honor.
A K o u i; e m o n I resident,
(,! r e fj o r y Jvnia. took the
award for basketball and
Ixonard Turtora of l-akewboo. N.j!,"'"'received the
honor for track and field.
Douylas Kump, Fairtield.
Pa , was presented the award
in soccer
"Outstanding s e n i o r ' '
awards went to three seniors:
Whit Kidwell. soccer; Harry
Flipping, basketball; and Phil
Mullen, baseball.
May 9, 1973 To: Fayetteville Observer
Smithtown News
k,
Karlene Woqnor crowned !";priir.j Festival Que-.n
n.C.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N . C .
Karlene Wagner, Methodist College j u n i o r , w i l l r e i g n as Spring
Festival Queen. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wagner , 5 Ellen Place, Kings Park, N.Y. An aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Rouse are residents of Fayetteville.
Photo enclosed:
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' u i i v e officers
of the Methodist College Foundation board of directors. They are,
left: Mrs. L. Stacy Weaver, J r . , second vice president; Burt Melton,
treasurer; Scott Me Fadyen, J r . , president; Frank B
vice president; and Mrs. James Bundy, secretary.
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David ['rather
^Oi methodist college
^^^ fayetteville, n.c.
Alumni officers for 1973-74
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NEW OFFICERS TO LEAD
METHODIST COLLEGE ALUMNI
FAYETTEVILLE
The newly elected o f f i c e r s of the
Methodist College Alumni Association are all past or present
Fayetteville residents .
Elected to head the a l u m n i
/ % </
group was Thomas S. Yow I I I , who will serve as p r e s i d e n t .
Yow also received the A l u m n i Service Award. He is the new
d i i i ' d i u ol admissions , i t Mel liodL'it C o l l e g e .
Vice-president elect is a
f o r m e r Fayetteville resident Thomas Jones, now working toward
a master's degree at North Carolina State. His w i f e , Sandra
Ittenbach Jones, will serve on the 1973-74
a l u m n i board of
directors. She is teaching in Franklin.
A n g e l a Vunuikf.'; of Faycttevi He's
Trend '70 Food Management Corporation was chosen secretary.
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P . 2 Methodist College
New board of difi'.'i.or;; m ' : r n b <
will be: Dr. Harold league, Pembroke State associate professor;
and Linda Me Phail, who will soon complete studies at the Bowman
Gray School of Medicine .
Distinguished Alumni honors
were bestowed upon Dr. L. Stacy Weaver, retiring president of
MC, and
the late Dr. Karl Berns, former executive sr:c:n;tary of
the MC Foundation.
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THOMAS S. YOW III WILT, LHAD
METHODIST COLLEGE A L U M N I
FAYETTEVILLE
Newly elector! as p r e s i d e n t
"of the Methodist College Alumni Association is a f o r m e r Rockingham
resident Thomas S. Yow III. The announcement came during
A l u m n i lYiy h < < k l M a y 5 a t t h e college.
Yow also rc-ceivcd the
Alumni Service Award. The son of Mr. and M r s . T . S . Yow, J r .
of R o c k i n g h a m , Yow is the new director of a d m i s s i o n s at
MC.
He and his w i f e J u l i a
have t W t i <-,< M I : ; .
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