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THE VOICE
APRIL 30, 1975
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NEW FSU QUEEN IS REALLY A “QUEEN”-Miss Fayetteville
State University (NC) for the school year 1975-76 is really named
“Queen”. She is the first Miss FSU to come from out-of-state in
quite some time. A native of Ridgeland, South Carolina, she is
Queen Elizabeth Jones, a junior sociology major and the daughter
of Mr. & Mrs.- Henry Jones of Ridgeland.
(FSU Photo by John B. Henderson)
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NEW CAREER CONFAB HELD AT FSU-Fayetteville State
University (N.C.) Director of Plancement and Planning, Milton
Yarboro (left) talks with three FSU graduates at the Career Fair
Confab held on campus recently. The FSU graduates attending
the meeting are (L-R) Mavis Black-’72, Department of Human
Resources, Fayetteville, N.C.; John Godbolt-’74, Administrative
Trainee, Burlington Industries, Mooresville, N. C.; and Hector
VIcEachern, Plant Personnel Manager, Texfi-Boxer Knitting
Plant, Fayetteville, North Carolina, class of 1968.
(FSU Photo by John B. Henderson
Early
Admissions
Program
at FSU
Fayetteville State
University will begin an early
admission program at first
session of summer school for
1975. The announcement was
made by Donald LaHuffman,
Director of Admissions at
Fayetteville State University.
The first session of
summer school starts May 26.
According to LaHuffman,
the Early Admission Program
is an effort to provide an
opportunity for promising
high school students to begin
work and earn a college
degree in a shorter than
average period of time.
“It is felt”, continued
LaHuffman, “that the im
plementation of an Early
Admissions Program at FSU
will enable the university to
meet the academic needs of
highly motivated students,
with abilities, who want to
accelerate their academic
progress, and work towards a
college degree.”
To be qualified for the
program a student must meet
regular requirements of the
institution with the exception
of completing his senior year
units. The student must be
eligible to graduate from high
school the year following the
completion of his junior year
of high school. Students must
have above average grades
and must submit a minimum
combined score of 900 or
above on the Scholastic Ap
titude Test (SAT).
Any qualified high school
students who have completed
their junior year of high
school and plan to attend
Fayetteville State University
upon graduation from high
school may participate in this
program.
For further information,
contact the Office of Ad
missions, Fayetteville State
University, Fayetteville,
North Carolina. Telephone
483-6144.
ZETA BALL QUEEN is lovely Brenda Lyons, daughter of
Chancellor and Mrs. Charles “A” Lyons, Jr. as she poses with her
mother, Mrs. Rosa Lyons. Brenda is a senior at Reid Ross high
school and plans to major in dentistry at the University of
Maryland.
EASTER HAS COME AND GONE, so why didn’t someone hip these lovlies??? They’re still holding onto their bunnies and won’t let go!