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HOLMES
LYON
MCCLINTON
PVE
: : The Board of, Directors, Wditqrf promoted to assistant treasurer . of the Girl Friends,,
of North Carolina -Mutual -controller A native of Sumter, Inc. - r
Life Insurance Company 'S. - C.,; she graduated from. 'constantine" G. Lvon.
recently approved the appoints, Puquense University in' Pitts- manager of mortgage loans, He is member of the pany. , where he was assistant
ment and promotion of tenjbgtrgh, Pa. . named assistant treasurer - board of directors and the ,vice ' president ;-.-ff assistant
persons to the company wv5hfe. Joined NCM in 1941 :mnrMf::mnrt9o Imm. . etitivi rnmmittre of the actuary.
Mltft f ; n4 1nHnMMt4iM4 . -i -lt. m .... . . jl i. ..... . . . v T . .m . i
uii.w iiu ,, . uuiuuauauvv?.: casmer. ana ixas oeen ; a she ts a uurham" native ana a
sta ' traVeBing'jp.ashier, field clerical graduate of North Carolina
The announcements were supervisor and auditor. She Central University, v '
made March 23, foUowing the was named -chief auditor in A former school teacher
company annual pohcyhold 1966. , L 4 "she joined NCM as a steno-
ers meeting by W.J. Kennedy;': 4 She is a member of the i grapher in the Real Estate
III, NCM president and chiefs National Council of Negro Department. In ' 1972, she
executive Officer.' Women. Alnha Knna Alnha urat nmmnfwt to administra-
Natalie F. Holmes, chief Sorority . and she is national tive assistant and last January New York City , and graduated
--" was named manager of mort- from North Carolina Central
gage ivaua- aiiv i mviuwi
of the Daughters of lsis and
Iota . Phi Lambda Sorority.
John W. McCunton, assis-
SLOAN.
TAYLOR
WATTS
WHITE'
MARVIN
FEWT
John Avery Boys' Club and the -- He is a cum laude graduate
audit; budget and; finance of Georgia State University in
committees of the Most Wor- Atlanta and in .1976 was
shipful Grand Lodge of North selected as one of the unK
Carolina. ' . versity's outstanding graduates.
' : Gordon R. Perry, senior He presently serves on the
field ' auditor, . named chief ' board of directors of the uni-
auditorJ ' He was born in
versity s alumni association, clerk in the Ordinary Depart-.
." Maceo- K. Sloan, invest- ment
Diilsido High Honor Roll
HILLSIDE HIGH
SENIORS: . Donna
University. He joined NCM in
195$ as a travelling cashier
clerk and later was promoted
field clerical training supervisor.
He was named a field
ment analyst, named assistant
to the treasurer. A graduate of
Morehouse College in Atlanta,
he received the M. B. A. de
gree from Georgia State Uni
versity, '
He joined NCM in 1963 as
Financial Analysts, the Finan- v Medicine. " ; 'X v's V Murray J. Marvin, vice
rial Analysts Federation. Alpha . ' He is a diplomate of the president corporate planning
Phi Alpha Fraternity and he is-H American Board of, Surgery and communications, named,
vice president of th& Triangle ::1 and a fellow f the American senior t vice preskfnrt j;eor
area Morehouse Alumni Club. College ofv Surgeons. He is norate punning and coramura-
engaged in private practice in cations. A native of Ohio and
Durham and is an attending a graduate of West Virginia
surgeon at Durham County State College, he joined NCM
General Hospital.-, ' in 1961 following an eleven
He serves on the board of year career as director of the
directors of Howard Univer- National Insurance Assocta-
sity and is a member of tkn.
Gertrude B. Taylor, assis
tant controller, named asso
ciate controller. A graduate of
Hampton Institute in Virginia.
she joined NCM in 1935 as a
SCHOO,." Peterson, iud.th Reid, Bambk tant controller, named .asso-
c.Lf'y ..ui. ' ' riot fnntrnllpr A native Of
Edith AUen Kim Bailey sS 1 Thoralon'; Tpeti iTtabeihkt, Greensboro and graduate of auditor in 1963 and senior an investment analyst -trainee
Booth, Teresa Bostic, Maria Bran- S1 JSXore " s . i. North Carolina A&T State field auditor in 1975. and was named to the adminis-
don, Carol Yandle, Monty Lopex, n i. iR.tS' University, he joined NCM , Tommie L Pye, assistant trative staff in 1975. He re-
Brinklev. Eric Bronnet. , Melinda fJeoorah Brown, Diane Burnette, f ' t Ui.. -a .ut .v.- f-n... iir.'u....
. I rkn ii. I Vi j Robert, CaldWeIl.V Roddy CaDPS. S on .aaiui. av-iuoi, liauu " icuuw, uic maim
vMviol UHnaiW Witt i ' . f : " !, t' ", t." t. -
CiaMiuL-- TimnttivDfck-Mirvl'u vnwis unw uoneqii ymmym ne nas oeen a s
named associate
cashier - actuary. A native of Atlanta, gement Institute designation in
Fhike.GWendolvn FoM. Ann Gore 9Pe.land.. H5?lhc' Cole, . Lisa cjeru travelline cashier and Ga.,he joined NCM last August 1976.
Teresa Hawley, Brett Hayes, Eliza- . T"Tf; " field auditor. He was named after a six year career with Sloan is a member of the
Teresa Hawley, Brett Hayes, Eliza- J-u ""ST field auditor. He was nan
Cynth Jonev Pamela Jones, Stelli Cktte TOdSS'
Jones, James Reams, ERic Konerr, m v Ro,dSric'c
LuciTLanabee, Eva Jusitce, Debbi KiZott riS
Leatherv Earline Lyon. PhiUipp &SX!SQ
Managum, Vera McNeill Christo- "k'RW? SJSSS
pher. Meyer. Katharine Mooret , Rh"d ftffifttoTm
Bavid Nolte, alene Pennington. 5oDMnI?i
Pameb Perkins, Andrew Preiss, SffiJS,?' Mark W,Ibur- Bruce
Howard Quin, Denise Reeves. Lyhn W7r?&mfn'. Mark ArmilaB.
Robertson, Walter Scott, Kari rSth'ri!,nnr n'
Eteabeth Shaw, Loretto Shaw, Rndie is. Christopher Ba.
Nancy Shearin, Sheryl Sindetary. J
MSIKnt . j v,v, m tuia viaiitf aw 5 vi
She has been chief book
keeper, assistant to the! con
troller and was named assistant
controller in 1959. She is a
member of the Durham -Chapel
Hill Hamoton Alumni
Association and Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority,
C. D. Watts, M. D., vice
president - medical director,:
named senior vice president
- medical director. A native
of Atlanta, Ga., he graduated
from Morehouse College, and
,6. Atlanta Life Insurance Corn: North Carolina Society of Howard University School of
Alpha Phi Alpha and Sigma
Pi Phi Fraternities.
Willie B. White, promoted
to administrative assistant -home
office operations. A
native of Bethel, N. C, she
joined NCM in 1943 as a
clerk in the industrial depart
ment, and was later promoted of Chicago, He is a member of
to supervisor. the board of directors of the
She is a graduate of North Carolina School of the
North Carolina Central Uni- Arts Foundation, and , a
versity and a member of member of Kappa Alpha P
White Rock Baptist Church and ' Sigma Pi Phi Fratnemi-
andtheYWCA. ties.
tie was stair cooroinaror
and owner's representative
during the construction oi
NCM's new home office build
ing, which was completed in
1965.
Marvin received the M. B.
A. degree from the University
Sheila
c'"" r rZZ: Bunney, Sheila Butler.
Tahon. ' Susan Thornton Cathv CarmichaeL Aharon ConkUn,
VaXan Jessie Cn Anne AngeU Langley, William Davis.
Whelt MareLTt wK Dorothy LasaUe tutei, Pearl Edwards. Anne
Wrkht iKtte Wrteht hM Rrteoct ' Elliott, VaUeanne Estes.
7, "ureue wrni. Janei Joseph' Farmer, KeUy Ferrell,
Aung' Milton Fields, Alice GhirardeUi,
JUNIORS: Valerie Alston, Ivan Kermit Harrell, Oliver Hodge,
Sarah Autrey, Angela Battle, Tho- .Monika; Jeffers,Dwayne Jenkins,
mas Boone, Ronald1 Borden, Sheri Maryloh Mones, Kimberlee John-
RnU Nanw rv.l kAAim rtiaxnn, rMn.' Ancftla 'jflhiMnn. Anthnnv
, imivj moiif nuwiv vnvainui,
Ari Crenshaw, Lennie Carrineton.
Bret Dudley, Jori Clarke, . Eric
Estes, Mark Eubanks, Fara
Fikes, Edward Fulbright, Tonya
Michelle Holeman, Teressa Knott,
Bobbie Lawrence, Gina Lucas,
Joyetta Matthews, Raymond Mc
Allister, Jr., Anginar McNair, Stan
ley Mitchell Mary Newton, Steven
Nolte, Natalie Perkins, Sharon
' Son,3 Angela Johnson, Anthony
Lassiter, Beth Levine, Brenda
Loftin, Lucille Mclntoch, Ursula
Naurot, - Elaine O'Neal, John
Perry, Carol Quin, .Regina Smith,
Marti ' Smith, Marceuas Smith,
Andre Smith, Jacqueline' Shields,
Jackie Saunders, Phyllis Throck
morton, Kimberly Tilley, Richard
Wallace Anna Torres and Kelvin
wai
Wh
iltow.
Qogors Dorr Clonor Qoll
"A" Honor Roll:
Serbia Melvin, John Armitage.
Clay Johnson, Kimberly Jordan,
Yolanda Cozart, Vicki Crisp,
Kobui Keuy, . Denise (Perry,
Angela Riley, Cora Allen, Alicia
Graham, Hattie Mayo, Charles
McKe 'Linda .'Walsh.. ' Kimberlv
Hester, indFredBrowTK " '" ' Battle. Marian Blalock. 1 Pat
B" Honor Roll: v ; - Bobo, Eric Bullard, Donna Cooper,
Paula Buffaloe, Tenetha BuUock Tina Daniel, Martin Henegar, Law-.
Edward Charming, John Daniels, rence Thompson,
Tricia Townes, Angela Graham,
Jean LoRin, Beth Wilson Biuy
Deidre Guion, Jackie Rose, Lisa
Smith, Gwen Waller, Holly
Baker, Sandra Carlton, Tammy
Dickens, Gary Franklin, Rosemary
Hargrove, Michelle Hollo way,
Wanda Langley, Daphne McClain,
Tracy Tate, Mary Urnstead, Alton
Hobnan, Stephanie Thompson,
Yolanda Allen, Jeanette EzeU,
Michael French, Serita Greene,
Roderick Judd, Angela
Kendrick. Carol Nixon, Tom Per
nell, Jennifer Perry, Paul Perry,
Tevii Shaw, Ernest Edgerton,
Barbara Jones, Nancy Middleton
Cynthia Bagley, Thomasina Carver,
Yvette Merritt, Amelia Graham,
Carotta Tayborn, Gail Bell,
Aleta Caldwell, Susan Copley,
Marian 1 WhiMed, Sam Wang,
Kenneth Washington, Kevin Wash
ington, Ronnie Watts, Charles
Belk, James Ingold, Victoria
Weaver, Michele Wilson, Regina
Alford, Katherine Charming,
Alicia Daniels, Tuawana Garrett,
Sarah Palmer, John Rohlf, Wanda
Tarlton, Tommy Stith, Donna
Buie, Sherri Crank, Awanya Daw
son, Phaedra Holmes, Patricia
Ivey, Elizabeth . Phipps, Tracy
Wilson, Chris Chambers, Antionette
Harris. Soctt Owen, Tim Wilker
son, Lester Bass, Bonita Carlisle,
Donna Loftin, Angela Mangum,
Steve Owen, Shamia Truitt and
Thomas Wilkins. .
Continued From Page lj
Secretary of State for PuWic
Affairs and as a member of
the U. S. delegation to the UN.
As a world traveled jour
nalist, Rowan has traveled in
virtually every country in the
world with the exception of
the Peoples Republic of China.
He was a 1954 recipient of
the Sigma Delta Chi medallion
for the best foreign correspon
dence of 1954 for his reporting
from India. Rowan received
the same prize in 1955 for his
coverage of the historic Asian
African coverage in Bandung,
Indonesia.
He is the only journalist
ever to win Sigma Delta Oil
medallions in three consecu
tive years; winning the 1953
prize for domestic reporting,
for his coverage of the schobl
desegregation cases then
pending before the U. S.
Supreme Court.
Rowan, who grew up in
poverty, has been and is one
of American . journalism's
loudest and strongest voices in
behalf of the nation's poor and
minorities.
For his accomplishments
in these many fields, Rowan
has received some 29 honorary
degrees from such institutions
as his alma mater, Oberlin
College, Notre Dame, Howard,
the University of Massachu
setts, Temple and Atlanta Uni
versity. It was as a reporter for the
Minneapolis Tribune that he
won numerous awards, includ
ing the Sigma Delta Chi
medallions. Rowan left the Tri
bune in early 1961 when
President Kennedy asked him
to join his "Administration;'
After four and one half
years in government, Rowan
returned to journalism in 1965
as a columnist for the Chicago
Daily News and Field News
paper Syndicate. His syndicate
column is carried by news
papers that go into almost
half the homes in the
country.
Rowan is a permanent
panelist on "Agronsky &
Co", a popular public affairs
show which Is viewed on tele
vision stations in 40 of the
nation's largest cities.
; His political and social
commentaries are aired re
gularly on the radio and
television stations of the Post
Newsweek Broadcasting Com
pany and Rowan is a frequent
panelist on f Meet the Press."
Rowan is also a roving
editor of the Reader's Digest,
the world's most widely cir
culated magazine, for which
he writes ; four to eight
articles a year, r
He and. his wife live in
Washington, D. C. and are
the parents of three children.
bo::d " ,.
Continued From Page 5) ' NAACP leadership position,, r,
the- NAACP 1 who . feel ' a and his plans to upgrade the
spiritual kinship. So I think NAACP's use of the media,
that the potential is great and , "That is where the action is,"
the amount of 'support'' is he said.'Mlf you're not seen,
simply tremendous .... I if you're not heard, then
think that the NAACP can you don't exist, This Is why
furnish the kind of leadership the NAACP is having such a
that will give the young ' ' problem. In love, we re trying
people a bridge to . which ,to say to America, we re
they can repair . . it's still png to make you whole. We
a great organization." , hope you like it. If you don't
' Hooks also discussed why 'weM make you Whole any.
he decided to take the wy-
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