Saturday, April 25, 1964 THE INAUGURAL ECHO Pa^e Three
COLLEGE PRESIDENT FILLS MANY ROLES
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MANY TASKS ARE PERFORMED in the course of a
busy college president’s work day. Some of Dr. Mas-
sie’s chores are represented in the following pictures:
(1) NCC’s new chief administrator is shown confer
ring with his secretarial staff, Mrs. Betty Goodloe,
seated: Mrs. Thelma F. Smith and Mrs. Rosemary A.
Johnson, standing; (2) speaking at the Kennedy Me
morial in R. L. McDougald Gymnasium; (3) confer
ring with two of the college’s top students, Gwen
dolyn Curlee of Salisbury and Joe H. Brawner of
High Point; (4) talking with members of the Rocke
feller family who visited the campus last fall and D.
G. Sampson, second from right, of the NCC Law
School; (5) discussing college matters with Negro
college presidents of North Carolina; (6) discussing
building plans with student leaders; (7) discussing
campus growth with staff and other personnel;
(8) conversing with Duke University President
Douglas Knight and Mrs. Mary Duke Trent Semans,
1963 Founder’s Day principals; (9) greeting visitors
from Thailand with Dean A. L. Turner of the
NCC Law School, left; (10) discussing undergradu
ates’ recreation plans with Mrs. Massie, James Fer
guson, Student Government pre^Ment, and Miss Con
stance Black, Miss NCC of 19^-64. (11) supporting
athletics and (12) receiving gv'.^ts at faculty-staff re
ception.