Dr. WlHUUB H. Greene, president of
U vingstooe College Is pictured with Mrs.
for the Fifth Episcopal District of the
AME Zlo^ Church and recipient of the
Honorary^ Doctor of Humane Letters
degree; Ifcev. Otis R. Hayes, Presiding
Elder of the Chattanooga District of the
AME Zion Church and recipient of the
Honorary Doctor of Divinity degree; also
pictured is Dr. Stephen J. Wight, Senior
- Advisor for the College Entrance E».
amination Board who served as keynote s
speaker for the commemoration of the
founding of Livingstone College in the
one hundred thirtieth anniversary of Dr.
Joseph Charles Price.
butes that distinguish lead
ers and founders from
otherfaien and women:
t, the ability to
and assess some
condition that must
. -oved,” Dr. Wright
said was of major signi
ficance. "Second, the vi
sion to conceive a solution
to a problem and make a
contribution. Third, "The
power to persuade,”
which Price certainly pos
sessed as he was recog
nized as one of the great
orators of all time; and
finally, “The dedication,
perseverance and faith to
overcome obstacles that
would stand in the way of
that vision.”
Reemphasizing one of
Dr. Price’s most famous
adages, he quoted, "It
matters not how dark the
night, I believe in the.
coming of morning.”
“Protest long, hard and
united to halt the decline of
black progress,"; Dr.
Wright challenged.
“Let the leaders rise who
will focus on the problems
of unemployment, illitera
cy, hunger and the decline
of the family rather than a
nation Filled with filtra
tion, desperation and
racism,” he remarked.
Dr. Wright indicated
that “Livingstone is pro
viding a continuing mi
jacle iust bv its survival
and adding a different di
mension to the world of
higher education.”
“It is our duty not to take
for granted the rights and
privileges that we did not
create, but rather our
responsibility to lift the
moral character of this
nation to the level of sci
entific knowledge we have
attained for the purpose of
improving the condition of
humanity,” he concluded.
Dr. William H. Greene,
President of the college,
convened the program and
presided. Rev. A.. Mc
Clean Spaulding gave the
prayer.
One of the highlights of
the program was a moving
description and historical
review of the college by
Mrs. Louise Rountress,
head librarian at Living
stone.
Music was provided by
the college concert and
choral union.
Dr. Patsy Perry
Dr. Patsy B. Perry,
professor and chairman of
the department of English
at North Carolina Central
University, has been elect
ed secretary of the South
Atlantic Modem Language
Association.
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