State Teachers College News Letter
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I S. 'I'. ('. Observes [{elii^ioiis
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" I u • I i ! o} I 111 LIK ‘
t» I Iiu a*:iri.il lu !
i \\ ‘lie’I \\ a- III
\sa' t'li- tillin'.'
i^iiipluisis
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1. l^. 11( irliM'son, ])astor
Slrt I t (]1 iiiifli, Ndilolk,
in'iii'-U i
laiiir^ !'. l^aiiks, iliri'ftor
[idvisory Budget Gr;nip
|i,'c0mm?cls $47,0(H)
for Improvem >
ITk* Ad\'i or> BuJ'^v'l Ct ininiss.t
Illic StuU- Ilf Xoi'tli C,'aol'ii.i lias v
Iiiiiiu'mk'.l tlicit v’lT ();) ) l:c L'ju n
K’H/LilK’th City Stale 'I'caclicis (ail-
|;i' lor iinu'h iicetU-Ll iin]>r(i\ iii''n’s
iils pliysical plant. II tin' AsseinliK
^proves ihr rccoiiiiii "iKlalioii,
|(Jwill be 'pent tuwai .ls ri iiiD.li llIn ; 1.1.,,
ptkr Hall lur me n .sluit-nts. It i--'rl(.
^(Kvtal tliat IIti' Irllowing inniKi.c- 1 [
lirnts l)c niaclc:
I I. I’aintiiig the ciitiK- inlt-rinr
li Kipladng all doors aiiil Instal
Jig new locks
|i Suiidiiig and rclinisliing al
Jkirs
4. Ki'placliig all turnitnre aiul pro ^
riJiiw S(inu‘(‘(niipiiicnt tor ri-Lriation : . .1
Jp„rposes. i r:; ,
I A «),mnitt.v of male stud.-ots has (--'I-"''
Ik 1 1 . r *1 IJ - 1 . ' nl Liu- ('oriKT Sloiu' ( ImirIi wIk) was
ptn tonm-d lo conlcr wUli rresuK nt ;/’ -i i i i
\n u n- j .• . J l)V llic lM.i> C.ml l; i l.
iH). Williams relative' Id somm- ol ; i i
Iddaik If tlu. prc-sont plans ar,-!A. S. M. Knklan 1, l ost
Mout, Bntlcr Hall will ho on,.|\--' ' ''
|.l tlu. outstanding dornntori.s of ,1„. ; was^.roM niod hy tho I'ntu.v h.u-h,.s
*'.impus.
I A sum of fifteen thousands dollar: ^
lbs been proposed for the pnr|)ose ol i-Sil'*’"!
purchasing nuieh needed ei|oipnienl I l.i tt(i oi„ani/.a
IWthelnfinnary. Gynmashno and the, '•*
iSdenee Buildin''. Funds \\(nikl 1)1 IIS-'
> to complete the equipment of tl... ^ Very inspinii. reli.UKi rs actisitios
N'linilic'l' 1
i. liv, oiis avtiut-.es, ga\e the \ esjier
ss iL'e oil S 111 lav uliernoon. I>e”inn- ^
■_ on M(jiiJa> dnrini; tin- Asseinl)l> '
■() 1 Dr. Ihn.lerson ad.lre^sed 'lu-
iils and stall. I'roin fi: >H to 1 :()() in
\|.|iiii'4 de\otioiis were loii-lueted
u ilh eaiiipiis 01 jiani/ati/in^ as sponsors.
1'ollow in'^ the ilevi^.onal [^iiiod, a
j'C^olfce Hour” in S.Miiera ! I.ill. the
i '{u reation I lall and the honu- ol the
ilr, sM. nt allowed time lor informal
! ihstaissions j^rowin'-^ out ol the thenu
I as inti rpreted l)> sisiting speakers.
i .\pprenlices at ork
! .Student teaehers an- auain pultin
I into [iraetiee iIk* ihin.us the\ ha\e
'reamed and worked lor. I his (piarter
' they are ser>int; their apprentieeslup
in three se hools—P. \\ . Moore, Hank
S.reet, and the 'I'raininji Se!iool.
Se.entetn I’rlmary teaehers are
l>Lu e.l as lollows: I’. W . \loort'—
.Mar\ lUrum, ('.he.,tina iMisipie, .\niiie
I'o/.eniore, Cdi'iNtine I lohnoiul. .\ni\
Uiriis an,I llorteiise Speneer; Haul
Street — H,inline Artis, 1 here>a I' ah
monds, and I la/el l)a\is rrainm;4
_ Mattie Seward, \lildre.l
Tmner, (ireta Wilkins, I’als) .Morion
I Jean W'hitlield, MahU' Oasis, I'Nsie
l.on^; and Mary Hasninht.
In till' Crammar grailes: Hank Street
— Hilda I'aison. Hettse BriiiMin, Ha\-
mond Heddriek, .lames Johnson -and
I.> Ilia Brown; Training St hool—A'J:iies
Canada, Joe W'ard, I'aul Marlin, Heat-
riee Kenan, Floretta Sutton, Mehing
White, Doroth) Smith and Dorolln
Hell.
PIHAII S ( APIAIN’ DKAl IKl)
liV Pi'.OS
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of Ameriea: and He\eiend A. Cuth-
riell who siioVe on behalf of the Smi-
'held
Coinplctinj; ReiuiienuMils
In Winter, 1954-55
I'rhnary
Pauline Futrell Artis. Hoiite I, Ho\
75) W'oodl.md, N. C.- Hnhy Mae I'ere-
hee South Mills, N. (:.; Katie Mae j W e.st \ irginia horn, he has made tie
j.mus I). Cheer, standing (i' •') tall
and weighing l‘)0 pounds, has been
dr.ifted h\ one of the top h ams ol the
.Nation,il I'liothall League, The Cle\c-
laud Browns. He aws also gi\I'li llon-
Cr.dile mention on the Pittsliurgh
.(.'ouriers ,\ll-,\meriean ti.‘am 1)\ had
ing sporls editors ol that ne\vs\)aper
llnlinii
|Thi> Cymn
. ,1 1 ■, I ' wi'ie esperii iK-ed tlirou,iJ,hout Heli.g
:irv, prniiardy 111 the kitchen i'”*' '
I . lasiuni funds would he used 1 l^mphasis Week
III provide Venetian hlinds, a enrtaiu !
I'liid seats lor the Little Theater. f
I llic Science Building e.viienditure^ 1
^"'wild iueltide, with Venetian liliii'!' 1
: wliere needed, eiiuipment lor a te.ieh- ,
ji'tsrest room and teaehin,g e(piipment.
lliis would iiH'lnde a snhstantial ;i- i
lnuvint of mueh needeil andio-\ isu il |
I''iliiipiil'.'nt lor the specific use of tlu
stieiici' department.
' Wliile the aho\e funds are now
|liU'rcly rceonmieiidatioui, there is
I I'Vi ry reason to feel that, hased u!!on
pjst I’vpcriences, the Cl ^'cral .\ss( nil); .
1 ^' "ill pass the bill pro u'i lor I'l' „
funds.
■m.
Hieh, Hoiite 2, Ho\ oM, (dinton, N.
t:.; llorten.M- Spencer, Hoiite 1, Ho\ |
LS-4, Seraiiton, N. C.; N'erluie i'di/a-
beth Williamson, Houte 2. Ho\ 2(),'>.
Cdinton, .N'. (..
C'.ramniar Craile
Dorothy Hosell Bell. P. >. Box 221,
l',asl\ ille, Va.; Tallie Welch l' Itoii,
!«)f HrooLs Ave., Lli/.abeth City, -N.
C.; M.iry Lillie Ciatling, P. O. Bo\
LM, llarrellsMlle, N. C.; Nannie Kli/-
abeth .Miller, lioute 1, Box l(>7, Ke-
nanSMlle, N. C.; t'stella Hall Simons,
I'.oute 2, Hox 299, Caderaiii, N. C.,
Deloriee Hebecca d'avlor, Houte I,
.1 I , I lo\ U).5-A \\Dodlaud, N. ( Nh hin
'""":il!e;r'diU * simuel White. Honte 2, Hox .^5, Lden-
’i AVLHS lNC()Hi ()!5ATi:i)
, Pnl SLNT JUI.ll'S Cl.ASAK”
1 IIm Lxceiim Committee ol State
'T, a(h. rs College pr.M-nted the Play-
Ineo pora.cd of Washington. I). C.
;„.re WechK^dax, l'\brnar> K'-
js h a k e s p e a r's masl. rpiece luliiis
' (!ae:-ar
'li.ll' and the a idieiie- showed then
ipj)n t
showers ol
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I
One-Act Play Festival Hehl
ppl.iiise. 1 ton, N. C..
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'Ik* twcnts'-lourtli annual ()m*-A( I
I Festival was held ul S*atf 'rcai-li-
C()llr;4e Tluirsday, [‘'('!)ruar\ 1^-
■ 1955. ' .'
1 I'tit’ seliools and tin* iiain ■* o' t'r"" '
I pl'iy Were as iollowM IvU nton, "llisin'j;
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Pcnpi'mans. "Ih.il
■ Sax'a'.fe; '1'. ,S. (aion r “Ite'en
! |'’f-ct Hitched”, llenvy H. L. \ aim
I 111'' Sliriii'’, Pax'ou- H'mmIoiI " I 'i'
S'lall '>ass’. Wilso'i W "'
! ^'I'rcv, ’liri.rlit I . I", ” '' h
‘ ">'^ton Co'-iil,-. ■■||i-rh W
I''''' Bethel. “Thi
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I Miss Ktdit
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“I’,c'^ncdcH(' Al I * ■
Moore, “T'k' !>i'':to )
MiKinnrll.
ia I). AiuK'i'lOii, l)iM ' *.
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J. .9!
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mciidous [irogress iii the luld ol spoits
since his graduation ill 19 19 lioni
Douglass lli'j,h Siho'ol, 1 luiitington
We.st \ irginia.
Staituig wilh his livst \i-ar in col
lc',^iate eompelitioii- he starn'd oii ken
tucl> State’s Hask. tball team, ln’in.L-
the iirsl freshmau c\ er, Irom th
- II.line d college, lo make the -Ml Mid- ^
W'esI I cam 19!9-.')t>. In his iiossessioi |
now is a niar\eloiis siKer troiihx ^
j whieh he riai'ised as a result ol bein'
' rieeted to the All Mid-W est Team.
I In the lall of U).'j1, Cheer jouriieye,
lo this college and lalir participate
in H.isketball and I'ootball. L)nrm
his lour \ear ,>ta\ here he has helpe.
lo iiiake histois lor this school m tir
worl 1 ol siairls. lleing ou the Champ
ioiiship te am lor three strai.Ldit >' ai
all 1 ha", ing ma le ihe Ml I’. I A .
t‘,;ui, I olh in lootb.ill and basketbal
ew r jiiiee his sta> on the eollcgi
Aca leinic alK , ( a-eer is an a\era”,
sludciit. an,I his hr.crite siibjeet i
Xnthnielic. Kcere.it ionalb he is in
. eliiie.l, when not i ii'Aa' e.l in sport-
low .u l the nio\ le. .\t tunes, he like
til 1 e al()ii ‘, H'.it nio-.t ol all he liki
Ihe ( omp.m\ ol a c.-rlain \oung la !
w'li is known hi'dds lor her sw e
person,ilil> and .ibdit\ to im.lcrstan
;(n I gel along with hmi as well
I p'cdiel, "wed hng bells sooi
—Caidlri
Bl
ers.
"I Drama at N’irginia State (ailh
I’l'lersl
iiidge.
I’lirg. \'ii...inia
served as erilit
— Mars ( ^lllin •
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anm \i. \ir.i;TiN(.
rhe ,1111111.ll mcctlli'^ ot tiu' ( olliui.'
. Si hol.islii' I'less Assmi.iliou will I
held at Caihimbi.i l ui\eisit\. Man
10-12. Ihe Newsletter Stall will 1
represented al this ineetiim.