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COMMENCEMENTi
ALWAYS A GREAT DAY AT
PSB
It is always a happy day
on the PSU campus when
parents and friends converge
here to honor loved ones who
are graduating. Such will be
the case at 2 p.m. Saturday
when 320 undergraduate stu
dents and 49 graduate stu
dents march forward to recei
ve their degrees.
The speaker will be Jm
SandRn of Lumberton, presi
dent of Southern National
Corporation and Southern
National Bank of North Caro
lina.
Prior to the commencement
the PSU Board of Trustees
will have a business session at
10 a.m., and following lunch.
PSU ROTC cadets will also
be sworn in as second lieute
nants after graduating Satur
day.
DR. BOLiCH TO BE ANGUS
McLEAN PROFESSOR OF
BUSINESS A FINANCE
Dr. Leeu M. Bolich,
newly named as chairman of
the PSU Business Admini
stration and Economics De
partment, will also be Angus
W. McLean Professor of
Business and Finance. This
McLean Chair was establish
ed in 1977 by the McLean
family in honor of Angus
~* WIHeu McLean of Lumberton,
Governor of North Carolina
from 1925-29 and also Assis
tant Secretary oi the U.S.
Treasury from 1920-21.
Until this year the funding
for the McLean Chair has
been used to bring in outstan
ding speakers in regards to
business and finance. The
money for the chair will now
help fund the new chairman's
position as head of the PSU
Business Administration and
Economics Department.
Angus McLean, a native of
Robeson County, lived from
1870-1935. Hacker McLean,
chairman of the board of
Southern National Bank, is
one of McLean's children who
helped make this annual gift
to PSU possible.
PSITS POLLY ALLEN
REACHES NATIONALS IN
MUSIC COMPETITION
PaRy Alan, a PSU fresh
man from Dillon, SC, has
reached the national finals in
church music competition,
*
advancing in two categories
Percussion (she plays the
marimba) sad the organ. She
won in district competition at
Dillon. triumphed in regional
competition at BennetuviUe.
SC and then swept the state
competition at Orangeburg.
SC. The national event will be
? Kansas Chy. Mo.. Aug.
10-18, in sn all- expenses
P?d trip for her.
A Music Education major,
?he is a Dean's List student
*nd Sweetheart of Phi Mu
Alpha. At Dillon High School,
she was a member of the Beta
Club, president of the band
?nd in the top 10 in her class.
GEORGE SPAULXHNGi
HELPS HIS REPLACEMENT
George Spaaldlag. who
retired from the PSU main
tenance department last De
cember after being a mechan
ical and air conditioning spec
ialist here for two years, has
he en back on the campus
recently instructing his repla
cement. Spaukling is a native
of Rowland, while his wife,
Floela, hails from Lawton,
Okla. They haviq two children.
TRIBUTES IN YEARBOOK
WRITTEN BY DAVID
MALCOLM
The beautiful verbal tri
butes to Miss Rath Mmtfa
and Miss Faye Jones, to
whom the 1982 PSU yearbook
was dedicated, camr from the
gifted pen of David Mriesto,
a student from Pembroke who
has done a great deal of
writing locally. The tributes
had just the right touch.
David is a young man with
splendid writing talent.
DR. THOMAS ROSS TO BE
CHANCELLOR'S RADIO
GUEST
The radio guest of Chan
cellor Paul Givens for his
weekly program. "From The
Chancellor's Office," to be
JWW^ SMdgy at 10:45
a.m. over WAGR in Lumber
ton, will be Dr. Thomaa Rosa
chairman of the PSU Geology'
and Geography Department.
Dr. Ross recently wrote and
edited an atlas publication
HtT*?0bes?n County, enti
tled One Land, Three Peo
!t * 1 104-page book
complete with pictures, maps,
chert, diagrams, all designed
to give a concise picture of
Robeson County.
PSU TO BE PACT OF
? INDUSTRY ON PAIADE
At the inviUhoDof Bait
ITIilhiin PSU will be part of
Robeson County's "Industry
on Parade" observance May
19-23 at Robeson Technical
College. Dickinson said 5,000
seventh, eighth, and ninth
graders will be taken by bus
to the exhibits. PSU will have
an entire room where it will
have displays and show the
excellent film recently com
pleted about the institution.
Some 40 industries are taking
patt. The event will be
televised.
DC. LEON SAND TO SPEAK
TO MOR-MAX CLUB OF
MAXTON
Dr. Leo* Bawd, vice chan
cellor for academic affairs at
PSU, will be the guest speak
er at the meeting of the
Mor-Max Club of Maxton
Thursday, May 13, at 7:30
p.m. He will be the guest of
Dr. Bob Hersch, PSU director
of library services. Dr. Rand
is completing his first year at
PSU.
Pembroke Middle
School Honor Roll
Pembroke Middle School
has released the names of the
honor roll for the fifth sis
weeks reporting period. From
the office of the principal, Mr
Barry Harding. All students
are in the 7th grade.
A
Anthony Rudolph Dial
Selena Smith
Sonya Locklear
Shelia Ransom
James Oxendine
Loretta Hunt
Paul Locklear
Caroline Locklear
Helen Jacobs
Caldn C. Locklear
Meari Locklear
Antonia Maria Locklear
Demetrias Owen
James Cedric Woods
Tosha Hardin
Athena Locklear
Deidre Nicholson
Christopher Sampson
Allan Bravbov
Kim Sue Locklear
Kimberly Lynn Scott
B
Kimberly Brewer
Charlene Hammonds
Tina Louise Hud dies ton
Vonda Kaye Jacobs
Kimberly Synette Locklear
Sherry Lynn Locklear
Robin Oxendine
Myron Abie Sampson
Melissa Ann Scott
Terena St. Plane
Mods Thompson
Victoria Charts
Betty Thompson
Beverly Clark
Alicia Locklear
Laytonya Blue
Bridget Locklear
Tammy Dial
Serena Smith
Samantha Atwood
Amy Oxendine
Deborah Chavis
Mary Locklear
Jaqueline Blue
Wannaa Dawn Chavia
Rebecca Hammonds
Media Hunt
Annette Doris Locklear
Lisa Carol Locklear
Matthew Todd Locklear
Brian Kent Maynor
William Reece Oxendine
Cynthia Lynn Strickland
Relena Deese
Laura Jacobs
Michael Lowry
Sue Scott
Gwendolyn Locklear
Bobbie Barns
. Ruth Brooks
Anetsa Hunt
Sue Edwards
Carol Strickland
Tonya Graham
Chris Locklear
Anthony Hunt
Don Warriax
Dale McKlnney
Amende Hunt
Charlie Builard
Carol Strickland
Frances Raaoom
Timothy Cummin gs
James Philip Locklear
Aubrey Sampson
Anthony Revels
Jennifer Deese
line Blue
Debbie Oxendine
Corbin Venue Eddings
Jamie Jo Jacobs
Cedric I orklaar
Elizabeth Jot Locklear
Davy Oxendine
Jamie Lee SettenAeld '
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Hera era 14 of the 16 atadeat
minleli who wl be ewvhg
at PSU'a commencement Sat
urday, May 8. Left to right,
they arai chief raanhel Kay
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Hester, Bladenhoro; Aadry
Jackson, Baladen, W. Va.;
Beverly Stephenson, Conway,
NC{ Sherri Westmoreland,
Asheboro; Klmberly LocUear,
Pftinfci) Bert Ay en, Rew
LukI; Pamela Ganaa, HaOa
bopo; Dennis Stanford, Fay
ettevflle; assistant cUef mar
shal Matt McManna, Fay
ettevtle, See PnU, Lawin
borg; Deborah PMHpe Thorn
dyke, Lniaberteai The Sue
ley, Lambertoni Patricia Abb
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Try a Hearty, Energy-Filled Luncheon Soup
NICE N EASY VEGETABLE SOUP
A rich combination of vegetables and pasta
made easy in 16 minutes
% cup sliced carrots
Vi cup sliced celery
*4 cup chopped onion
3 tablespoons butter or margarine
1 can Chef Boy-px-dee? ABC's?fc 123V"
2 cups water
Sautf carrots, celery and onion lightly in butter in
2-quart saucepan. Reduce heat; stir in ABCVfc 123V"
and water. Cover and simmer for 5 minutes. Serves 4.
"When a man wantonly destroys one of the works of
man, we call him a vandal. When he wantonly destroys
one of the works of God, we call him a sportsman."
Joseph Wood Krutch
[ I I f ' |l fll III ? M- X I L 1
The first full-time telephone operator was George Willard
Coy, who began operating the District Telephone Co.'s
exchange at New Haven, Conn, on Jan. 28, 1878.
Thar* is on* slot ma
chin* in Las V*g*s for
*v*ry eight inhabitants.
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For twenty years, the voice
of Mickey Mouse was none
other than his creator, Walt
Disney.
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! REGISTRATION j
I SUMMER QUARTER 1982 j
I DAY CURRICULUM STUDENTS |
AUTOMOTIVE BODY REPAIR* AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS*CARPENTRY? MASONRY
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT OF FEES
Students not receiving financial aid WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, May 12 and 13, - 1
I* _ .. , wml 1?:0"AM-12:00Noonand2:3?-3:30PM - 1
Students receiving financialaid1 A. TUESDAY, May 18,8:30-11:00 A.M.
j EVENING CURRICULUM STUDENTS
ORIENTATION & PREREGISTRATION (NEW STUDENTS) THURSDAY, May 6, at6:30 P.M.
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT OF FEES (ALL STUDENTS)
Students not receiving financial aid WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, May 12 and 13, j
5:30-8:00 P.M. i ?
Students receiving financial aid TUESDAY, May 18,5:30-8:00 P.M.
TRANSCRIPTS: All students; both day and evening, must have transcripts of previous education on file at RTC
before they are permitted to register for curriculum courses.
(MONDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENING SCHEDULE
BUSINESS & SECRETARIAL
6:00-7:15
PSY 206 Applied Psychology
I *ENG 102 Composition
i *ENG 103 Report Writing
7:20-6:35
PSY 206 Applied Psychology
ENG 104 Executive Spelling
PSY 112 Personal Development
SSC 201 Social Science
8:40-9:55
*ENG 206 Business Communication
ECO 104 Economics II
6:25-8:30
'BUS 121 Accounting II
I 'BUS 122 Accounting III
*ENG 201 Advanced Grammar
BUS 123 Business Finance
*BUS 225 Cost Accounting
ENG 101 Grammar
BUS 101 Introduction to Business
EDP 104 Introduction to Data Processing
*BUS 110 Office Machines
BUS 102 Typewriting I
?BUS 103 Typewriting II
?BUS 104 Typewriting III
8:40-10:45
BUS 120 Accounting I
?BUS 205 Advanced Typewriting
BUS 269 Auditing
BUS 247 Business Insurance
BUS 235 Business Management
BUS 111 Business Mathematics
?BUS 206 Dictation & Transcription I
ECO 102 Economics I
BUS 112 Filing
?ENG 204 Fundamentals of Speech
EDP 104 Introduction to Data Processing
?BUS 109 Machine Transcription I
?BUS 210 Machine Transcription II
?BUS 229 Taxes
?BUS 103 Typewriting II
"BUS 104 Typewriting III
GENERAL EDUCATION
6:25-8:30
HIS 106 American History II
ART 101 Art Appreciation ?
?MAT 111 College Algebra I
*ENG 106 Composition
8:40-10:45
?MAT 111 College Algebra
ENG 204 Fundamentals of Speech ?
PHI 101 Introduction to Philosophy i
ENG 107 World Literature
?PREREQUISITE REQUIRED
summer term
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