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January 9, 1976
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R E S I D E N T MAKES DEAN'S LIST
AT METHODIST COLLEGE
FAYETTEV I LLE--
Walter David Han
of Mrs . Jessie H. Boyette, T-oi dsboro
/ son
has been
named to the F a l l Semester Dean's List at Methodist College.
The Dean's List consists of those students who a c h i e v e
a 3.00
4.00
(B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
d u r i n g the preceding semester on a total a c a d e m i c load
of 15 or more hours.
Ham
, abu.si^opp adrni^if tatior> major at
Collee
Methodist, is a 197) graduate of Methodist A
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences I ocated on a 600 acre ramp us o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
is a
at Methodist,
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1976
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FAYETTEVILLE--
son
Gary VJ. Hall
of Mr. and Krs . Walter Hall, Peace Tlav^r Rd. , Winder- nas been
Salem
named to the Fa I I Semester Dean's L i s t at M e t h o d i s t Col lege.
The Dean's L i s t consists of those students who a c h i e v e
a 3.00
4.00
(B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
d u r i n g the preceding semester on a total academic
load
of 15 or more hours.
,-•.
Hall
Methodist, is a
f
a
physical ^ducatio^
I 9 ^ > graduate of
major at
I'Msl^yar Icadpiiy
K^r^o-prM/ill*? /\n i oi»-
Method ist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
Kail
s a
frRRhman
at
Method i s t n
January 9,
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I976
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AT METHODIST COLLEGE
F A Y E T T E V I L L E - - Arthur T{.
v.r. and ~'rs. Julius Gp.-nshpimpr, Probapco
son
b een
named to the Fa I I Semester Dean's List at Methodist Col lege.
The Dean's List consists of those students who a c h i e v e
a 3.00 (B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
4.00 d u r i n g the preceding semester on a total academic load
of 15 or more hours.
;..
Genshp.impr
'a
busies?
major at
Methodist, i s a I9 ; 1 graduate °fLawrericebur^
H i g h School in
Senior
Lawr en c eburg , FT .
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
s a
senior
###
at
Methodist.
January 9, I976
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FAYETTEVILLE-°f
John A. Gfideor,
, son
Mr. a^d Mrs. Gporp;e G<=>deC?r, , Robin Hood Rd .
nas
been
named to the Fa I I Semester Dean's L i s t at Methodist Col lege,
The Dean's List consists of those students who a c h i e v e
a 3.00
(B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
-4.00 d u r i n g the p r e c e d i n g semester on a total academic load
of 15 or more hours.
$
Gideon
, a
social work
Methodist, is a 1 9^0 graduate of
H i g h School in
major at
Ca^evin
Set. i or
Pitt "burp;, PA.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear Va I l e y ,
Gedeon
i s a jurior
at Methodist,,
January 9, 1976
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FAYETTEVILLE--
Mip?
Kathy A. Fpaly
/ && daughter
°f Mrs. Mary Jane Hod rues, Rt. 1, Broadway,
has been
named to the Fa I I Semester Dean's List at Methodist Col lege.
The Dean's List consists of those students who a c h i e v e
a 3.00 (B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
4.00
d u r i n g the p r e c e d i n g semester on a total academic load
of 15 or more hours.
• •;
Miss Fpaly
, an art
major at
Methodist, is a I972 graduate of J.F. Wpbb
H i g h School
in
Oxford,
Ser. i or
TTC.
Method ist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
Miss Fealy
is a
ST-ior
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January 9, 1976
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FAYETTEVILLE-- Michael <?. Ellis
of
, son (
^
^
^
Mr. and yrs. Clyde Ellis, Gill ing Rd., Richmond
has been
named to the Fa I I Semester Dean's L i s t at Methodist Col lege.
The Dean's L i s t consists of those students who a c h i e v e
a 3.00
4.00
(B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
d u r i n g the preceding semester on a total academic load
of 15 or- more hours.
•;
Ellis
r
a
r<=l icriryn
Methodist, is a 19 ^ graduate of
H i g h School i n
major at
™«adrn-rbrook
Sei. i or
Richmond, VA.
Method ist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a I l e y ,
Ellis
js
a
freshman a t Methodist,
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FAYETTEV I LLE--
Miss Cyrthia Lou
Edwards
> ?C9CX daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Edwards, Rt. ">, Bladenboro
named to the
nas
been
Fa I I Semester Dean's L i s t at Methodist Col lege.
The Dean's List consists of those students who achieve
a 3.00
4.00
(B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
during the preceding semester on a total academic load
of 15 or more hours.
Miss Edward"
Methodist,
H i g h School
, a
-nathpma tics
major at
is a I9 vn: graduate of C] arkton
in
Clarkton,
Set.for
TTG.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a I ley,
is a
Miss Edwards
at M e t h o d i s t D
fr^
###
January 9, 1976
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t
-n
<MVW>..
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A T M E T H O D I S T COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLEof
^
Shftryl
.Adrlen
, ^daughter
Dermls
Mrs. Jean Adrie^ of South Yarmouth, Vs
named to
the Fa I I Semester D e a n ' s L i s t at
The D e a n ' s L i s t
c o n s i s t s of
of
d u r i n g the
15
or
Methodist,
HS^rh S a h e e I
out
p r e c e d i n g s e m e s t e r on a t o t a l
Der>r.i«?
is
a
/
political s c i ^ c e
a
19 -70 graduate of
of
a possible
academic
load
is
a r t s and s c i e n c e s
Cape Fear
Mrs.
Plnk^toT1
major
at
Academy
in
Methodist C o l l e g e
the
Methodist Col lege.
more hours.
Mrs.
liberal
been
those students w h o a c h i e v e
a 3 . 0 0 (B) grade p o i n t a v e r a g e or better
4.00
has
a four year
coeducational
l o c a t e d on a 600 a c r e campus
Valley.
D*"r.iR
is
a
c o l l e g e of
sophomor* at M e t h o d i s t .
overlooking
J a n u a r y 9, 1976
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FAYETTEVILLE-0fXr.
viss
Ruth Ann Davis
, »EH daughter
and Firs. Georp-p Davis of Conway
has been
named to the F a l l Semester Dean's L i s t at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The Dean's List consists of those students who a c h i e v e
a 3.00
4.00
(B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
d u r i n g the preceding semester on a total academic load
of"; 15 or more hours.
t
Miss Davis
f
^ English
major at
.-
Methodist,
H i g h School
is a
in
Methodist
197^ graduate of
Conway
Set. i or
Conway, PC.
C o l l e g e is a four year c o e d u c a t i o n a l c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
Mi"s Davis
is a
at
soobomore
Method i st
J a n u a r y 9,
1976
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++
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RESIDENT MAKES D E A N ' S L I S T
AT METHODIST
F A Y E T T E V I LLEof
Miss Lynn K. Bumann
COLLEGE
, 5csffit d a u g h t e r
Mr. and Mrs. Rao-o^e L. B u m a n n , f o r m e r l y of Aur^llahas been
n a m e d t o t h e F a l l Semester D e a n ' s L i s t a t M e t h o d i s t C o l l e g e .
The D e a n ' s L i s t c o n s i s t s of
those students who a c h i e v e
a 3 . 0 0 (B) grade p o i n t average or better
4.00
of. 15
d u r i n g the
or
;\s Bumann
p r e c e d i n g s e m e s t e r on a t o t a l
more h o u r s .
Methodist,
sociology
a
of
a possible
academic
load
major at
is a I 9 7 ' graduate of
H i g h School in
out
Mu-ich
Senior
Munich, Germany.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
is a
MIPS Bumann
at Methodist a
sophomore
January 9,
1976
/
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FAYETTEVI LLE-°f
Rep-l^ald H. Sraxton
Mr. a^d »\rp. Pe.rrinald
named to
'''•raxt™-!,
at M e t h o d i s t C o l l e g e .
those students w h o a c h i e v e
a 3 . 0 0 (B) grade p o i n t a v e r a g e or better
4.00
of
15
d u r i n g the
or
preceding
daoiotofer
son
Sardstonp r,r. . Fay. nas been
the F a l l S e m e s t e r D e a n ' s List
The D e a n ' s L i s t c o n s i s t s o f
,
out
s e m e s t e r on a t o t a l
of
a possible
academic
load
more hours.
*'»
Braxtor*
, a
bu°i^^pp
Methodist, is a 19 v.'3 graduate of
H i g h School
in
major at
Del City
Set. i or
Del City, OK.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
Braxton
is a
sophomore at Methodist.
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1976
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FAYETTEV I LLE-- Ro.rrer K. Braun
of Mrs.
, son
Dorothy Braur , Fuller Ave , Euclid
named to the Fa I I Semester
has been
Dean's List at Methodist Col lege.
The Dean's List consists of those students who a c h i e v e
a 3.00
4.00
(B) grade p o i n t average or better out of a p o s s i b l e
d u r i n g the preceding semester on a total academic load
of 15 or more hours.
Braun
r^lip-ion
r a
Methodist, is a I 9 "^ graduate of
H i g h School i n
major at
I^uclid
Ser. i or
Euclid, OH.
Methodist Col lege is a four year coeducational col lege of
I i bera I arts and
sciences located on a 600 acre camp us o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l ley.
B:rauri
is a
sophomoreat Methodist,
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A"!
FAYETTEVILLE-
Frank Guy Brainy
n
of Mr. and Mrs. Pra^k ,3ralpy, Rt. ?, Garner
has
named to the
o I I e ge n
Fa I I Sf-n;
!
been
ic.hi'e
The Dean ' s I ' .•» '
a 3^00 (B) grade pi,
he* i
1
t~i I e
4bOO d u r i n g the prei
of 15 or more hour?
ji
Bral py
-n ol i 1 1 c al " c ' «- c P
at
or
Methodist, i s a 19^
H i g h School i n Gar'-T, "C.
Method i st
;
! • 'i . i nq
I i h e r a- 1 arts ^ n d >
the Cape Ff
Bralev
of
Me;
junior
January
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AT Mf
FAYETTEVILLE--
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COLLEGE
MIR.., Becki H. Boatwrijrht
xaox d a u g h t e r
of Mr. a^d Mrs. Jam^p 0. Boatwri^ht, f i t . 1, Patrick
named to
the
Fa I I S e m e s t e r D e a n ' s L i s t or
The D e a n ' s L i s t c o r i « i s t . s of
a 3.00 (B)
grade p o i n :
4 = 00 d u r i n g the
of
15 or
,-
or
? Col I e g e 0
those ^
better
h a s been
achieve
,-
p r e c e d i n g . s e m e s t e r on a tot,
, possible
• rn i c
load
more hours c
;•.
;i
•v." Boatwright
, ap art
Methodist, is a 19?? graduate of
H i g h School
in
major at
Cheraw
or
Gheraw, CC.
Methodist C o l l e g e is **
year '
C o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and s c i t n c f
iS
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
Ms. Boatvrirrht
^«^ior
Method*
overlooking
January 9,
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fayetteville, n. c. 28301
r
s
'976
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FAYETTEVI ILE>-
Helen Bar-Vl" 1 Barri^rrto^
, samx daughter
o f F r s . Leona W. Fields of St. Pauls
hds
been
named t o t h e F a l l S c m e s H f r D e n n ' s l i s t «\i l > . d i st C o l l e g e ,
T h e D e a n ' s L i s t c o n s i s t s o f t h o s e stu
a 3 . 0 0 (B) grade p o i n t
4.00 during the
of
h
,iv<fri^n or b f i t r - r on'
who a c h i e v e
o(
.> possible
p r e c e H i n n w^tru-Nf ei- on n t o t , , - !
mic
load
\ or more hours,
•t
Ks Barrington
Methodist,
H i g h School
, an English
i s a 19 A 6 ciradur.tU* of St.
in
St.
I I M J O I * at
Pauls
-;.ior
P a u l s , * T C.
Methodist C o l l i ^ i e i s d Four' ye.n- coedur.M
l i b e r a l arts and s e i c n c f ' S
ona I c o l l e g e of
located on .1 (>^0 <n
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
vs
Barrier-ton
,,t RODhomore <»t M e t h o d i s t
"inpus* overlooking
January 9, 1976
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FAYETTEVILLE--
Mrs. Martha Turner Ballard
' xacc daughter
of Yr. a^d Mr-P. J.P. Turner, Jr.,K^ipp °t.,Houston
has been
named to the F a l l Semester Dean's L i s t at M e t h o d i s t C o l l e g e .
The Dean's List consists of those s t u d - n r ^ who a c h i e v e
a 3.00
(B) grade p o i n t average or better out of ti p o s s i b l e
4iOO d u r i n g the preceding semester on a tot,il
of 15 or more hours.
t\. Ballard
,a
busir-pss
nuijor at
Methodist, is a I9"70 graduate, of
Memorial
H i g h School i n
.lademic load
' or
Houston.
Methodist Col I ege
i s a four year coeducat otu. ! c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on d 600 acre cumpus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
Mrs. Ballarc}s a ^ODhomore at Methodist.,,
January 9, 1976
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FAYETTEV I LLE-- r^rs. Beverly Over ton Atwood
of
Ti1rs
. Lucy Overton of Garland
, *$Qc daughter
has been
named to the F a l l Semester Dean's List at Methodist College.
The Dean's List consists of those stu.Jrnts vvho achieve
a 3.00 (B) grade p o i n t average or better out of rt p o s s i b l e
4.00
d u r i n g the preceding semester on a t o t a l
of 15 or more hours.
t\
a "lathp^atj-cr
major- at
Mrs. Atwood
Methodist, is a I V7?- graduate of Terrv Sarford
H i g h School
m i c load
i i or
in Fayettrviia e .
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year c o e d u c a t i o n a l c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
Mrs. Atwood
197f3 graduate of
i s
a
AA
/v
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January 9, I9?6
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FAYETTEVILLE--
Viss Paula L. Adams
/ 3Wi daughter
ofvr. and Mrs. Lehman Adams, Mir-turr
nas
been
named to the F a l l Semester Dean's L i s t at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The Dean's List consists of those students who achieve
a 3.00
•
(B)d u grade
p o i n t average orA c a better
out of a p o s s i b l e
V i n g the p r e c e d i n g semester on a t o t a l
d e m i c load
\0
of 15 or more hours.
Mis" Adams
, a
^ocio"1 on-y
Methodist, is a I9vli graduate of
major at
Dillon
Ser.ior
H i g h School i n Dillor, QG.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y ,
Miss Adams
at Methodist.,
s a
sophomore
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FAYETTEVILLE-of
yiicoPky, Jr.
3ernard R >
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wilcoskv of Union town
/ son ^*sfc*we
has b e e n
named to the F a l l Semester President's List at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade poir.t average of 4.00
( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
•
ajL-flcademi c load of
Wilcosky
is 'a
15 or more semester hours,
'
a
I9fc£ graduate o f s >
n economics
Urion
Township
major at Methodist,
Senior H i g h School
' n Un ion town , PA.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a I ley.
's
a
senior
###
Qt
Methodist.
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AT METHODIST COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLE-Of
> T !SP ^von-R B. Walk or
;S«MX daughter
Mr. and. Mrs. 0. W. Walkpr, Rt. ? , Hillpboroufth has been
named t o t h e F a l l Semester P r e s i d e n t ' s L i s t a t Methodist C o l l e g e .
The P r e s i d e n t ' s L i s t c o n s i s t s of those students who a c h i e v e
the maximum grade point average of 4.00 (a I I A ' s ) whi le c a r r y i n g
an a c a d e m i c l o a d of
15 or more semester
hours,
r, elp-nprtary education
$
is a
in
Miss Walker
\$^ graduate of
Orange
m a jor
at Methodist,
S e n i o r H i g h School
Hillsborough, WC.
Methodist Col-lege is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a I ley.
Miss Walker
is a
junior
at Method!st.
methodist co/lege
J §_n u a r v 9, J 9 7 6
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FAYETTEVILLE-of
KlE(t ,
sherry S. Thomson
'X5DO
Mr. and Mrs. Dourrla? Tho^p^o^ . ^ t . 1, C T a r k t o ^ h a s
daughter
been
named to the F a l l Semester P r e s i d e n t ' s L i s t at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The P r e s i d e n t ' s L i s t c o n s i s t s
of those students who a c h i e v e
the m a x i m u m grade p o i r . t a v e r a g e of 4 . 0 0 (a I I A ' s ) wh i le c a r r y i n g
an a c a d e m i c
S
l o a d of
15 or more semester hours.
Kiss Thompson, a
is a 19 72 graduate of
in
mathematics
Blade^boro
major at
Methodist,
Senior High School
Bladenboro, WC.
Methodist
C o l l e g e is a four year c o e d u c a t i o n a l c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and s c i e n c e s located on a 600 acre campus
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
Miss Thompson is a
senior
at Methodist,
overlooking
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FAYETTEVILLE-of
, *W daughter
M l g g Lee Anno Potpat
Mr. and Mr P. Ear-mine Potpat, of Fayptt*ville
has b e e n
named to the F a l l Semester President's List at Methodist College.
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade poir.t average of 4.00 ( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester
Miss Poteat
hours.
/ ar art
major at M e t h o d i s t ,
;i
is a l^?
graduate of p.p. S^nith
Senior H i g h School
in FayettevIlle,^TC
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
is a fr^fhman
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fayettevflle, n. c. 28301
ry
January
9
[976
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FAYETTEVILLE-°f
Joseph L. Parker
/ son
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Parker, ^. ^th ?t.
has been
named to the Fa I I Semester President's List at Methodist Col lege.
The President's L i s t consists of those students who achieve
the maximum grade poir.t average of 4.00
( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours,
£
Parker
, an English
is a 19^9 graduate of St. Cecilia
in
major at Methodist,
Senior H i g h School
Hastings, NB
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
Parker
s
of
graduate** Methodist,
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methodist cottage
...
_-_a
fayettevtl/e, n. c. 28301
January 9, J976
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FAYETTEVILLE-of
Krg> Mary
^Klller
,**** d a u g h t e r
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Po^t of Lake Ave .
has b e e n
named to the Fa I I Semester President's List at Methodist Col lege.
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the maximum grade p o i n t average of 4.00 (a I I A's) wh i le carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours,
Mrs. Miller,
•
B
\.I ••••MM
music
is a 1 9 71 g r a d u a t e of gay County
in
major at M e t h o d i s t ,
S e n i o r H i g h School
Panama City, PL.
Method ist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational college of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear Va I ley.
Mrs. Millar
's a Foohomore
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LIST
AT METHODIST COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLE--
, 5&XKK daughter
M r R < Gail y> Mil]er
°f Mr. and Mr P. Howard yauctha^ , Chase City
named to the F a l l Semester President's
has been
List at Methodist College.
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade p o i n t average of 4.00
(a I I A's) wh i le carrying
an academic load of \5 or more semester
hours.
£
Mrs. Miller
, a n pccriomics
is a 1 9 72 graduate of
in
Bluestone
major at Methodist,
Senior H i g h School
Skipwith, VA.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational college of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear Va I ley.
Mrs.
Miller
of
i s a^ p-raduate«*- Methodist.
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daughter
FAYETTEVILLE-- M i s 9
of
, &3& cim*jbt e r
Jo
Mr. a^d Mrs. Rufus Jon^s, --ral 1 St., Ellprbe
has been
named to the Fa I I Semester President's List at Methodist Col lege.
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade p o i n t average of 4-00 ( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours.
fiis* Jones
'a n English
is a I9y£ graduate of Richmond Academy
in
major at Methodist,
^un Lni
II i jh i u h i . l
Rockinp-ham, TTC .
Methodist Col lege is a four year coeducational col lege of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear Va I ley.
Miss Jon PS
is a
freshman at Methodist,
methodist co/lege
January Q, J976
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FAYETTEVILLE--
M r5?< ICathryr B. .I-r^io-an
°f vr. and Mr?. William .Ter^irra^, Folt
q t.
/*^XK daughter
has been
named to the F a l l Semester President's List at Methodist College.
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade poir.t average of 4.00 (a I I A's) wh i le carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours.
/iMrs. Jernigan
/ a n elementary education
is a I 9 72 graduate of Smithf i«ld Selma
in
major at Methodist,
Senior H i g h School
Smithfield, ^C .
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l ley.
Mrs. Jor^itran
is a freshman
at Methodist,,
January 9, J976
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FAYETTEVILLE-of
Rlchard L.
Mr. and Mrs. Grov«r Hinder, Rogers St.
has been
named to the F a l l Semester President's L i s t at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade p o i n t average of 4.00
(al I A's) wh i le carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours,
/<
Hinson
,a
is a 1 9 6li graduate of
history
major at Methodist,
Albemarle
Senior H i g h School
i n Alhpmarle, >TC .
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear Va I ley.
of
Hinson
i s a T^
raduated Methodist.
methodist college
fayettevitle, n. c. 28301
N i Vvs
January 9 C 1976
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FAYETTEVILLE--
Miss Brenda 0. Hester
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Heater, Bladenboro
/s^onc daughter
has been
named to the F a l l Semester President's List at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the max i mum grade point average of 4.00 ( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours.
Miss Hester
, a
French
is a 1972 graduate of Bladf^boro
major at Methodist,
Senior H i g h School
in Bladoriboro, TTC
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
Miss Hester
js
a
senior
at Methodist,
January 9 te J976
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FAYETTEVILLE-of
M r g < Sue p >
Mr. and Mrs. Poornan,
r^ffitt
psaanc daughter
Bridge St., Grrd Rapids
has been
named to the F a l l Semester President's List at Methodist College.
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade p o i n t average of 4.00
( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours.
£
Mrs. Duffitt
' a r^ Fr^lish
is a 19^9 graduate of
in
major at Methodist,
IJpio^
Senior H i g h School
Grand Rapids, MI.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
Mrs. Duffitt
"s a
junior
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January 9. 1976
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FAYETTEVILLE--
Claudia r>. T^arrpl<?on
,3fgR daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Grime? Harrel?on, Cherryville
nas been
named to the Fa I I Semester President's List at Methodist Col lege.
The President's List consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade p o i n t average of 4.00 ( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours.
Mjfe. Harrelson
, a
is a I 9?5> graduate of
in
religion
Cherrvville
major at Methodist,
Senior H i g h School
Cherryville.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational college of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
Harrelson
is a
freshman at Methodist =
Januarv 9, J976
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AT METHODIST COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLE--
_
re or1 ere T. Dent
Mrlr. and Mrs. ^°orp-^ Dent, Simmons Ave., Si
been
named to the F a l l Semester President's L i s t at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The President's L i s t consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade p o i n t average of 4.00 ( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours,
,/f
Dent
'a
-oolitical science
is a I972 graduate of Summerville
maJ°r at
Methodist,
Senior H i g h School
Sumrmrville.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
De^t
is a
senior
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Methodist,
January 9, J976
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FAYETTEVILLE--
, *8K daughter -in-law
Mrg< Luz M > Pjaumann
of Nr. and Mrs. Ale-xa^dpr Bau-nann, Rt. ?, Olivia
has been
named to the Fa I I Semester President's L i s t at Methodist Col lege.
The President's L i s t consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade poir.t average of 4.00 ( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours,
.;;•
Mrs. Baumann
, a Spanish ard English
is a 19^8 graduate of Julia Richman
major at Methodist,
Senior H i g h School
i n ¥ew York City.
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
Mrs. Bauma^.p
is a ppnior
at Methodist,
January 9 , ^ 1 976
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FA
iF
h AVFTTFW
Y t l I E V I11Lit~f
Sheldon J. Bathurst
/son
Mr. and Mrs. S.,1. Bathur^t, Baysidp Dr.
v-.^
$§xK)fc:£g}$
has been
named to the F a l l Semester President's L i s t at Methodist C o l l e g e .
The President's L i s t consists of those students who achieve
the m a x i m u m grade p o i n t average of 4.00
( a l l A's) w h i l e carrying
an academic load of 15 or more semester hours,
!>
Bathurst
is a 19
' a^ ecormics
major at Methodist,
graduate of
Senior H i g h School
in
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
l i b e r a l arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus overlooking
the Cape Fear V a l l e y .
Bathurst
is a
junior
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at
Methodist,
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I 976
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FAYETTEVILLE-of
Mr<,.
Lynn P. Barges
'sxse daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Fr*d Sloan of Hamptonville
h a s been
named t o t h e F a l l Semester P r e s i d e n t ' s L i s t a t Methodist C o l l e g e .
The P r e s i d e n t ' s L i s t c o n s i s t s of those students who a c h i e v e
the maximum grade p o i n t average of 4.00
(a I I A ' s ) w h i le c a r r y i n g
an a c a d e m i c
hours.
l o a d of
r$rs. Barges
15 or more semester
i
is a o. 19 72 graduate of
in
a
Spanish
major at Methodist,
St amount
S e n i o r H i g h School
Boonville, *TC
Methodist C o l l e g e is a four year coeducational c o l l e g e of
I i b e r a I arts and sciences located on a 600 acre campus o v e r l o o k i n g
the Cape Fear V a I ley.
of
Mrs. Barnes
is a ' ?£ gradual Methodist
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Methodist Cites Students
Dr. Samuel J. Womack, president's list, while 153
dean of Methodist College, were named to the dean's
has announced the fall se- list.
mester president's and
Students named to the president's
list from Favetteville were: Sandra
dean's lists for the college.
Lynn Barnes, Judith Nan Bullock, Sue
P. Ouffitt, Joyce Lee Foreman, Donna
The president's list con- Hobbs,
Mary Jane Miller, Mary N.
sists of those students who Murdy.
Joseph L. Parker, Jane Lynn
Peterson, Lee Ann Poteat, Gary G.
achieve a perfect 4.00 (all Rigsbee, Carol Ann Tindell, Vicky L.
White, Barnard R. Wilcosky. Jr. and
As) grade point average on Margaret
Williams.
Other president's list students from
an academic load of 15 or Cumberland
County are: Sheldon J.
more semester hours. The Bathurst
and Luz Maria Baumann of
Fort Bragg; and Lona Ann Collier of
dean's list consists of stu- Wade:
Other North Carolina and out-ofdents who have achieved a state
students making the president's
list include: George Thomas Dent,
3.00 (B) average or better Sumemrville.
S.C., Claudia Gail HarCherryville; Brenda Gene
during the previous semes- relson,
Hester, Bladenboro; Richard Lee
ter on a total academic load Hinson, New London; Katnryn B.
Smithfield; Jo Ann Jones,
of 15 or more semester Jernigan,
Ellerbe; Gail V. Miller, Chase City,
Va.; Sherry Sue Thompson, Clarkton;
hours.
Yvonne B. Walker. HiiKhormioh
Of the 180 students who andFavetteville
residents on the dean s
list
include: Terry 0. Allen. Helen
received academic recogni- Barrington,
Frederic M. Batchelor,
tion, 27 were named to the Richard F. Beane. Mary A. Blake,
Linda M. Boettcher. Roger K. Braun,
Reggie H. Braxton, Robert H. Briley.
Jr., Lynn M. Bumann. James W.
Campbell, James C. Cannadv, Karen
L. Carlton, Lester G. Carter, Maria H.
Castanes, Dennis Copson, (Cathy Corcoran, Helga Crittendon, Clifton S.
Culbreth, -Sheryl J. Dennis, and Mildred H. Dexter.
Also, Cynthia 0. Duncan, Charles J.
Dye, Terry W. Edge, Hugh F. Ferguson. James C. Fleming. David L.
Foster, Susan B. Francis, Karen D.
Furr. Indira Gautam, Arthur H.
Gensheimer, Gay W. Gibson. Gary R.
Godwin, Patricia A. Gray. Pamela I.
Greene, Stephen Haas, Laura W. Hall,
Walter D. Ham, Russell F. Hill.
Beverly Horne, Sherrie L. Horne, and
Carol F. Hughes.
Also, Melanie G. Johnson. Belinda D.
Judd, Janet L. Kelly, Deborah H. King.
Carla L. Kraehenbuehl. Deborah L.
Lanier, Eugene A. Leadbetter, Stephen
N. Little, Kathia Lvtch, Dorothy
McLeod. Scott Maultsby. Thomas
Melvin, Sue E. Mills, Tonie N. Minges,
Betty J. Mitchell, Wanda K. Mitchell.
David W. Mowry, James L. Norris, III,
Karin Novack. David E. Oglesby, and
Frank J. Padilla.
Also Walter J . Pinca. Jr., Patricia
R. Prescott. Charles E. Priest, Sherry
M. Randall. Charles R. Renfro. Claudia J. Riegel. Jack S. Sanders. Joe M.
Shepard, Cecil M. Sirmans. 'Maxine V.
Skellev, Jakie W. Snapp, Jack W.
Snodorass. James R. Stanley. Sharon
S. Strother, Jo Ann Tarbett, Rodney L
Thomas, Brenda J. Warner. Daphne J.
Warren, Odis Whitaker, Richard D.
Williams. Virginia M. Williams. Julius
Willis, and Bettei York.
Cumberland County residents making the dean's list include: Martha T.
Ballard. Marie P. Brown. Teresa Dean,
Kathleen R. Faust, George R. Ferrell,
Vickie D. Herring, and George M.
Provost, all of Spring Lake; John
Nelson, Joe R. Noles. Constance M.
Taylor, and Marie Yaron. all of Ft.
Bragg; Diane E. Broach and David E.
Grimes, both of Hope Mills; Lorrence
R. Fiscus, Pope Air Force Base; and
Charlotte Walker. Wade.
North Carolina residents on the
oean's list include: Beverly O. Atwood.
Garland; Frank G. Bralev, Garner;
Terri L. Cameron. Sanford. Anne B.
Culbreth, Lumberton; Cvnthia L.
Edwards, Bladenboro; Kathv L.
Ewing, Durham; Kathy A. Fealy,
Oxford; Gary W. Hall, Winston-Salem;
Norman Manner, Bean Creek; Billy
Home, Stedman; Patricia A. Horne,
Clarkton; Deborah F. Inman, St.
Pauls; Walter Kennedy. Raleigh;
David I. Langston, Roxboro; Blanche
E. Lee, Four Oaks; Charles T. Leverett, Mornsville; Jerry D. Lewis,
Morehead City; Sue A. McQueen,
Raleigh; Carol T. Mann. Sanford;
Victor C. Mansfield. Raleigh; Debra
W. Mavnard. Elizabeth City; Benny
Melvin, Stedman; Donna L. Mercer.
Creedmoor; John F. Parker, Supply;
Teresa A. Poole. Knightdale; Sybil M.
Porter, Sanford; Janice C. Price,
Sanford; Kathy D. Reynolds. Kings
Mountain; Brenda G. Roberts, Goldsboro; Debbie C. Roller. WinstonSalem; Mickey D. Scott. Mount Airy;
Rebecca G. Stephens. Hallsboro;
Glenda R. Stewart, Southern Pines;
Alan P. Swartz. AOPX: Dphra A
Underwood, Havelock; Deborah K.
Walker, Elizabethtown and Wanda G.
Willett. Sanford.
Out-of-state residents on the dean's
list are: Paula L. Adams, Minturn,
S.C.; Becki H. Boatwright. Patrick,
S.C.; Ruth A. Davis, Conway, S.C.;
Mike Ellis, Richmond, Va.; John A.
Gedeon, Pittsburg, Pa.; Kathrvn E.
Haack, Seoul, South Korea; Kelfala M.
Kallon, Sierra Leone, West Africa,
Joseph McAbee. Farmville, Va.;
Patricia A. Meeks, Laurel, Md.; Chris
Moore, Galivant's Ferry, S.C.; Juan M.
Morini, Call. Colombia; Ann V. Morrow,
Falls Church, Va.; Debra E. Neill.
North Cape May, N.J.; Gail E. Vogels,
Schwenksville, Pa.; and Elizabeth B.
Robertson, Oakton. Va.
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MC'S EVENING AND WEEKEND
COLLEGE BEGINS NEXT WEEK
.
FAYETTEVILLE—Final registration for Methodist College's Term I
Evening College will be conducted Monday (Jan=, 17) from 8:30 a . m . - 5 p,m*
in the office of continuing education, Homer Administration Building. Final
registration for the Term I Weekend College is scheduled for Friday (Jan. 21)
at the same hours and in the same off ice c
The Term I Evening College begins the evening of January 17 and runs
to March 3 . Classes meet on a Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and
Thursday sequence from 6:30-9:20 each evening. Twenty-four courses from
among 12 academic departments are being offered.
The Term I Weekend College will feature two courses Saturday mornings
beginning January 22 . They are: Personal Finance (Economics 365S) and
Survey of the Old Testament (Religion 201S).
Tuition is $35 per semester-hour of civilians and $8.75 per semester-hour
for servicemen with military tuition assistance. Full-time Evening College
students may be eligible for federal and state financial aid grants .
Admission requirements for the Evening College or Weekend College are a
high school diploma or GED equivalency.
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Alan Stowers
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METHODIST COLLEGE NAMES
NEW ADMISSIONS COUNSLEOR
FAYETTEVILLE--James R. Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. King D.
Walker, 1303 N . Wellons Ave., Dunn, has joined the staff of Methodist
College as an admissions counselor.
The 1968 graduate of Dunn High School spent several years in the Navy
before graduating from Methodist last month with a bachelor of arts degree in
sociology. While attending Methodist, he was a Student Government Association
senator, chairman of the Student Union Board, and president of the Psychology Club
He is a member of Lambda Phi Epsilon fraternity.
\y lives in FayetteviHe with his
and politics.
As an admissions counselor, Stanley will advise prospective students
in regards to admissions, registration and financial aid.
methodist college
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Jan. 12, 1975
From Alan Stowers
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S
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Photo to accompany:
METHODIST COLLEGE NAMES
NEW ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR
REVIEWS ADMISSIONS REQUESTS
James R. Stanley (left), son of Mr. and Mrs. King D. Walker, 1303 N . Wellons
Ave ., Dunn, reviews admissions applications with Director of Admissions Thomas Yow
at Methodist College in Fayetteville. He has joined the admissions staff as a counselor.
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NEW CO.URSE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS BEGINS TUES., JAN. 20
FAYETTEVILLE--Methodist College and the Fayetteville District are
cosponsoring a course for teachers of Adult Sunday School classes beginning
Tuesday, January 20. Two courses will be offered concurrently—one at
Methodist College for residents of Cumberland and Harnett Counties, and the
other at Roseboro United Methodist Church for residents of Sampson County.
Instructors will be the Reverend Thomas S. Yow and Dr. T. Garland Knott,
both of Methodist College. Yow will teach on campus while Dr. Kno.tt will .teach
in Roseboro.
Yow, director of admissions and financial aid at Methodist, received his
bachelor of arts degree from Methodist College and the master of divinity degree
from Duke University Divinity School. Dr. Knott, professor of religion, received
a bachelor of science degree from Mississippi State University, the bachelor of
divinity degree from Emory University, and the P h . D . from Boston University.
The first session begins Tuesday, January 20 at 7 p . m . with each two-hour
class meeting every Tuesday evening thereafter for 13 weeks.
Following the "International Uniform Lesson Series," each class will be
devoted to the actual preparation of the lesson for the following Sunday in addition
to working with teaching materials, methods and techniques, and consideration
Jjii
of what Methodists believe.
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FINAL REGISTRATION FOR
MC NIGHT SCHOOL SET
Final registration for Methodist College's Term I Night School will be
held this Saturday (Jan. 18) morning from 9-12 and Monday (Jan. 19) and
Tuesday (Jan. 20) evenings from 6-7 in the Horner Administration Building.
Nine courses from among eight academic departments are being offered
during Term I which runs from January 19-March 4. Classes meet from 7-10 p . m .
on a Monday-Wednesday or Tuesday-Thursday sequence.
Two courses can be taken each term. If the maximum four courses are taken
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each semester (12 semester-hours), a person can be classified as a full-time student,
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From Alan Stowers
I \ n. c.
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NEWS
TWO J O I N
MC FACULTY
F A Y E T T E V I L L E , N.C.--Two professors have joined the Methodist C o l l e g e faculty.
They are Claude C. Capps and Mrs. Charlotte
K. Jones.
Capps, a retired Air Force officer, has joined the Depart•
ment of Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n as lecturer in real estate. Mrs.
Jones has joined the Department
of Education as an assistant pro-
fessor.
A resident of Fayettevi I l e s i n c e
I960, Capps is a real
estate broker w i t h a local real estate f i r m .
He received the
bachelor of science and master of arts degrees from M i d d l e
Tennessee State U n i v e r s i t y , and is presently in the doctoral
program at North C a r o l i n a State U n i v e r s i t y .
Mrs. Jones comes t o Fayettevi i l e from Chapel H i l l where
she was a master teacher at the Duke U n i v e r s i t y Demonstration
School.
She received the bachelor of arts degree from Bethany
C o l l e g e , the master of arts in teaching degree from the U n i v e r s i t y of North C a r o l i n a at Chapel H i l l , and expects her doctorate
from Duke in June.
Capps is a member of the Shriners, Masons, past secretary
and active member of the K i w a n i s , and the Cumberland County Mental Health Association.
two sons, and they
After
He and his w i f e Jean are the parents of
I ive at 5329 Hampton Rd.
r e c e i v i n g her bachelor's
Pfi^op r.orns find s e r v e d
in Fayettevi I le.
degree,
i n Tha i I and.
Mrs.
Jores joined
She i s a member
of
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.--Two professors have joined the Methodist C o l l e g e faculty.
They are C l a u d e C. Capps and Mrs. Charlotte
K. Jones.
Capps, a retired Air Force officer, has joined the Department of Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n as lecturer in real estate.
Mrs.
Jones has joined the Department of Education as an assistant professor .
A resident of Fayettevi I l e since
I960, Capps is a real
estate broker w i t h a local real estate f i r m .
He received the
bachelor of science and master of arts degrees from M i d d l e
Tennessee State U n i v e r s i t y , and is presently in the doctoral
program at North C a r o l i n a State U n i v e r s i t y .
Mrs. Jones comes t o Fayettevi i l e from Chapel H i l l where
she was a master teacher at the Duke U n i v e r s i t y Demonstration
School.
She received the bachelor of arts degree from Bethany
C o l l e g e , the master of arts in teaching degree from the U n i v e r s i t y of North C a r o l i n a at Chapel H i l l , and expects her doctorate
from Duke in June.
Capps is a member of the Shriners, Masons, past secretary
and a c t i v e member of the K i w a n i s , and the C u m b e r l a n d County Mental Health Association.
two
He and his w i f e Jean are the parents of
sons, and they I i v e at 5329 Hampton Rd.
in Fayettevi I le.
After r e c e i v i n g her bachelor's degree, Mrs. Jones joined
the Peace Corps and served
i n Thailand.
Kappa Delta Pi and Phi Delta Kappa.
She is a member of
She and her husband, a com-
puter consultant, l i v e on Ramsey St. w i t h t h e i r infant son.
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fayetieville, n. c. 28301
Jan. 20, 1975
From Alan Stowers
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NEWS
Photo to accompany:
TWO JOIN
MC FACULTY
NEW METHODIST COLLEGE FACULTY WELCOMED
Methodist College Dean Samuel Womack hands a faculty handbook
to Mrs. Charlotte Jones as Claude Capps watches.
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>m Alan Stewart
METHODIST COLLEGE NEWS BUREAU
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NEWS
COMMUNITY SEMINAR SET FOR
TUESDAY AT METHODIST COLLEGE
The second of a series of four community seminars on American society
will be held on Tuesday, January 27 at 8 p . m . in the Science Building
Auditorium on the Methodist College campus. Admission is free.
Entitled "Impact of Ethnic Groups on American Society," the seminar
will explore the many influences that various ethnic groups have had on
the cultural development of our country.
Panelists for.this seminar include Larry Godwin and Raymond Gavins,
both of the History Department at Duke University and Dr. Sid Gautam,
chairman of the Business Administration Department at Methodist College.
Dr. Richard Pearce, president of Methodist College, will serve as
moderator.
This seminar is the second of a series exploring the promises and
reality of the "American Dream." The research project is funded by a
grant from the North Carolina Humanities Committee, and Dr. Gautam
is project director.
methodist college
fayettev/lle, n. c. 28301
Jan. 26, 1976
From Alan Stowers
METHODIST COLLEGE NEWS BUREAU
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEWS
MARY JEANNE BLACKBURN
SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED
FAYETTEVILLE—A scholarship honoring Mary Jeanne Blackburn, wife of
Bishop Robert M. Blackburn, has been established at Methodist College by the
ministers and lay persons of the Fayetteville District of the United Methodist
Church.
After learning of the scholarship, friends from throughout North Carolina
and other states have contributed to the endowed scholarship. Over $ 2 , 0 0 0
is expected by September 1.
The Reverend James H. Miller J r . , Fayetteville District superintendent,
said that the scholarship provides a meaningful and effective way to express
appreciation for the creative and meaningful leadership which Mrs . Blackburn
has demonstrated in eastern North Carolina.
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SPRING ENROLLMENT UP
AT METHODIST COLLEGE
FAYETTEVILLE—Enrollment for the Spring semester at Methodist College
shows an increase of 77 students over this same period last year.
According to figures released today by G „ Gordon Dixon, registrar,
there are 672 students enrolled for the spring semester. Of this number, 620
are enrolled in the regular day program, and 52 are registered for night school.
Last spring the student body numbered 595.
This increase represents the second consecutive semester of enrollment
growth at Methodist College. Enrollment for the 1975 fall semester was up
10 per cent over the fall semester, 1974,
Dr. Richard W. Pearce, president, attributes this growth to many
factors including Methodist's academic program, the support the college
receives from the community and the United Methodist Church, and the
student life emphasis on involvement„
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METHODIST COLLEGE NEWS BUREAU
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ECfr Tf "MIST TO STEAK
AT METHOD I?? C^TLF'.'B
eth E. Bouldinp;, professor of economics at
of Colorado, will sneak at
(February 6) at
•
p.m.
T ''>thcdipt
the TJ
Col IP re this Friday.
Thp f r e e pu K ~! ic t a l k , ° n t i t l p d ' ?ivr ext
200 " " p a r s , " vill bp h e l d in the . c ci<=nce B n i l d i n r r A u d i t o r i u m a^d
IP s p o n s o r e d h ' t h °
1>T orth
C a r o l i n a Southeastern Consortium for
International E d u c a t i o n .
Bouldinp-i -° visit to M e t h o d i s t will c o n c l u d e a flay of P
ard l e c t u r e s in t h i s ar^a i n c l u d i n g one at Pp-nbr^ke Ptate.
U n i v e r s i t y and on« at "t. A n d r e w ? C o l l e g e .
S o n j d i n r r , in addition
to his
teachinrr d u t i e s a 4 ' the U n i v e r s i t y
of Colorado, is also the d i r e c t o r of the Pr^^ram of R ^ e a r c h on
General Social a^c? T''conomic Dynamics for
Behavioral
Scierce at the
has held since I 0 '"' 7 .
r-re
T Jniv°raity
t h p I n s t i t u t e of
of Colorado, a n^sition, he
is the author of ?f- b^-okp on various
t o o i c s and has had a r t i c l e s and. r^vi°ws p u b l i s h e d in ~>b p e r i o d i c a l s .
Boul.d.lnrr holds honorary dp'- v »p r '!=! from ?0 coll np-es and u n i v p r s " t i p ? .
perv^d as o r f > o i d p v > t of th° Ampi*ican Fco**^omic A s s o c i a t i o n
~*~ 1 ~P
I n t e r n a t i o n a l , '"'•tudiep A s s o c i a t i o n , Peac^ ^ p p e a r c h ^ o c i ^ t v
( I n t e r n a t i o n a l ) , a^ri t h e Society f o r General ^ y t e m p P e s e a r n h .
TI^ is
a member of "numerous professional, o r ^ a n i ^ a t i o ^ s
more
The North Carolina Southeastern Consortium for International
Kducation consist? of St. Ardr^ws College, Fayetteville State
University, Methodist College, and Pembroke State University.
Th° consortium IF supported by a prant from the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare and a contribution from a local
foundation.
Ja/ua
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NEWS
ECONOMIST TO SPEAK
AT METHODIST COLLEGE
Kenneth E. Boulding, professor of economics at the University
of Colorado, will speak at Methodist College this Friday.
(February 6) at R p.m.
The free public talk, entitled "^Text
200 Y^ars," will be held in the Science Bull diner Auditorium a^d
is sponsored b'r the Worth Carolina Southeastern Consortium for
International Education.
Bouldirg 1 s visit to Methodist will conclude a flay of seminars
and lectures in this area including one at Pembroke State
University and one at St. Andrews College.
Boulding, in addition to his teaching duties at the University
of Colorado, is also the director of the Program of Research on
General Social a^d Economic Dynamics for the Institute of
Behavioral Science at the University of Colorado, a position he
has held since 19'-7.
He is the author of 26 b^oks on various
topics and has had articles and reviews published in ">6 periodicals
Bouldlng holds honorary der-re^s from 20 colleges and universities.
He is a member or the
ATational
Academy of Qcienc°s and has
r-^rv^d as pr°side^t of the American Economic Association, t'-e
Internatior-al Studies Association, Peac° Hpsearch ^oci^ty
(International), and the Society for General
HP is a member of numerous professional
more
Q vtems
Research.
.
The North Carolina Southeastern
Consortium for International
Education con <dsts of St. Andrews College, Fayetteville State
University, Methodist College, and Pembroke State University.
Thp consortium is supported by a grant from the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare and a contribution from a local
foundation .
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NEWS
HIGH SCHOOL BAND CLINIC
SCHEDULES SUN. CONCERT
FAYETTEVILLE—One hundred forty two area high school students are
participating in the All-State Band Clinic at Methodist College this weekend.
Sponsors of the clinic are the Methodist College Music Department and the
Southeastern North Carolina Band Directors Association.
Earlier this month over 600 high school students in the 10-county
area auditioned for places in the clinic. Of this number 142 were invited
to the weekend of rehearsals and performances.
The group was divided Friday morning into a symphonic band and a
concert band. Jack Metz, a representative of Hal Leondard Music Publications,
is conducting the symphonic band, and Ray Haney, band director at Elizabethtown
High School, is directing the concert band. J. Michael Rogers, director of
bands at Methodist College, is coordinating the clinic.
At 2 p . m . Sunday
a free public concert featuring the two bands will
be held in Reeves Auditorium on the Methodist College campus .
High schools participating in the clinic are: Albemarle, Anson,
Bladenboro, Bowman, Cape Fear, Central Cabarrus, Clinton, Concord, Douglas
Byrd, Dunn, East Bladen, E. E. Smith, Fairmont, Forest Hills, Hallsboro,
Lumberton, North Stanley, Monroe, Parkwook-Monroe, Pinecrest, Pine
Forest, Reid Ross, Richmond, Sanford Central, Scotland, Seventy-First,
St. Pauls, Terry Sanford, Union Pines, and West Stanley.
FAYETTEVILLE—One hundred forty two area high school students are
participating in the All-State Band Clinic at Methodist College this weekend.
Sponsors of the clinic are the Methodist College Music Department and the
Southeastern North Carolina Band Directors Association.
Earlier this month over 600 high school students in the 10-county
area auditioned for places in the clinic. Of this number 142 were invited
to the weekend of rehearsals and performances.
The group was divided Friday morning into a symphonic band and a
concert band. Jack Metz, a representative of Hal Leondard Music Publications,
is conducting the symphonic band, and Ray Haney, band director at Elizabethtown
High School, is directing the concert band. J. Michael Rogers, director of
bands at Methodist College, is coordinating the clinic.
At 2 p . m . Sunday a free public concert featuring the two bands will
be held in Reeves Auditorium on the Methodist College campus .
High schools participating in the clinic are: Albemarle, Anson,
Bladenboro, Bowman, Cape Fear, Central Cabarrus, Clinton, Concord, Douglas
Byrd, Dunn, East Bladen, E. E. Smith, Fairmont, Forest Hills, Hallsboro,
Lumberton, North Stanley, Monroe, Parkwook-Monroe, Pinecrest, Pine
Forest, Reid Ross, Richmond, Sanford Central, Scotland, Seventy-First,
St. Pauls, Terry Sanford, Union Pines, and West Stanley.
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