WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 1975
THE TOIBUNAL AID
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400 FSU Five Winston-Salem High School
Students Awarded Scholarships
Contihued from Paee 1
will preside and introduce
the speaker.
WINSTON-SALEM -Five
Winston-Salem high school
seniors have been awarded
R.J. Reynolds Industries
Scholarships through the
Scholastic Achievement
Program at Winston-Salem
State University.
In announcing the R.J.
Reynolds Industries Scho
larship recipients (also
called Reynolds Scholars)
„ . j * r 1975, Mr. Warren C.
Dr. Blake IS a graduate of
A Oldham, Program Director,
explained that the scholar
ships is an honorary award
that is given to selected
high school seniors as
recognition of outstanding
academic achievement.
Scholars are selected on the
basis of merit competition
without regard for financial
need. In making the
awards, particular attention
is given to academic
standing, character, lead
ership ability, and ambi
tion. Shelia R. Carter,
The speaker is a native of
Georgia and has been
president of the Washing
ton, D.C. based non-profit
corporation which is in
volved in research and
program development work
related to blacks in higher
education.
Paine College, August,
Georgia, and received the
M.A. Degree from Howard
University, Washington,
D.C., in the field of
education.
He is a recipient of the
Ph.D. degree in Educatio
nal Psychology from the
University of Illinois.
Professionally, Dr. Blake
is affiliated as a member,
D.C. Board of Higher
Education; Member, Board
of Carnegie Foundation for daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
the Advancement of Teach- barter of 1509 East
ing; Member, Board of ^2nd Street, and Annette
Directors, Change Maga- McConnell, daughter of
zine; Member, Board of-'^’’®- McConnell, of
Visitors, George Mason 1119 East 22nd Street, will
University; and Member, ^^^^U as boarding
Board of Advocates, Me- They will receive
harry Medical School, ®'^'’°‘'‘''^hips of $1400 each.
Nashville, Tennessee. are students at North
Forsyth High School.
He is married and the Non boarding scholars
father of two children. who will receive scholar-
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ships of $700 each are:
Mary A. Miller, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac A.
Miller of 3714 Konnoak
Drive, is a student at
Parkland High School.
Willis E. Pickard, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E.
Pickard, of 5009 Longbrook
Circle, attends East For
syth High School. Cynthia
Timmons, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James D.
Timmons of 1235 East 22nd
Street, attends North For
syth High School.
Other seniors selected as
boarding Reynolds Scholars
are: Renee Anderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson of Kin
ston, N.C.; Troy L. Baker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy L.
Baker, Sr. of Salisbury,
N.C.; Daryl D. Batey, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Grant M.
Batey of Raleigh, N.C.;
Sharon D. Cromartie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lea Cromartie of Parkton,
N.C.; Mary A.I Greene,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Enoch I. Greene of Oxford,
N.C.; Opal R. Henighan,
and Mrs. Wade Johnson of
Charlotte, N.C.; Waverlyn
G. Jones, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Jones
of Bear Creek, N.C.; and
Paula D. Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonzo
Smith of Goldsboro, N.C.
EDUCATION
T. Henighan of Monroe,
N.C.; Gail D. Howell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph S. Howell of
Goldsboro, N.C.; Coretta
C. Jeffries, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Incolia Jeffries of
Yanceyville, N.C.; Alice M.
Johnson, daughter of Mr,
Roy Wilkins To Receive
Freedom Award
NEWYORK“The A. PtiiUp be unable to attend the dinner
Randolph Institute will present because he Is scheduled to be
Its Freedom Award to Roy at the Asociation’s school
Wilkins and the NAACP at the desegration demonstration in
organization’s sixth national Boston on May 17.
conference In Baltimore on The A. Philip Randolph
May 17, the 21st Anniversary Institute was founded m 1964
of the Supreme Court’s and is headed by Bayard
decision in Brown v Board of Rustin.
education ovsrtumlfig the Those Times You Suffer
separate but equal doctrine
that gave legal sanction to lildigeStiOn,
segregation in this nation. n • X I r j. I. ft
. The award will be presented PdlnfUl otOITI3Cn UdS'
at the Institute’s dinner-dance
at the Baltimore Hilton by ■"‘f'**
Thomas Donahue, executive lil-GEL for Fast Relief.
assistant to George Meany, dI-GEL® gives more com-
president of the AFL-CIO. It plete relief because it does
will be accepted by Mrs. EnoUa what plain antacids can’t. It
McMUan, president of the reduces excess acid. Also con-
Baltimore NAACP Barnch, in tains Simethicone to get rid of
behalf of Mr. Wilkins who wljl gas. too. Heartburn, gas, bloat
ing go fast. Get Dl-GEL.
Apostle Wins Award
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
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