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85th Anniversary
April 6, 7, & 8
The V oice
May Week
April 29 - May 5
VOLUME 15, No. 3
FAYETTEVILLE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
MARCH, 1962
How Much Do You
Know About
F.S.T.C.?
C. PHILIP SHAW
1. What was the original name
of Fayetteville State Teachers
College, and where was it lo
cated?
2. Name, in order, the former
presidents, permanent and
acting, of F.S.T.C.
3. Name at least three of the
founders of this institution.
4. For whom is the Industrial
Arts Building named?
5. Give, in order, the names and
dates of erection of the build
ings on campus since 1920.
6. In what year did Fayetteville
State become a state-support-
ed institution?
7. Who is the composer of our
school’s Alma- Mater, and
what is its name?
8. By what associations has
Fayetteville State received ac
creditations, and to which as
sociation has Fayetteville
State recently been admitted?
9. What are the major fields of
fered at Fayetteville State,
and the minor fields?
10. Name the chairman and the
members of the present Board
of Trustees.
11. For whom was each building
on our campus named?
Answers To Quiz
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F. S. T. C. Plans For
85th Birthday
Observance
The eighty-fifth anniversary ob
servance of the founding of Fay
etteville State Teachers College
will be held on April 6, 7, and 8.
The affair is planned as a three-
day study of problems growing out
of teacher education.
Trustees, alumni, and friends
from many sections of the country
will be present to note the extent
to which the institution is meeting
its objectives — primarily that of
preparing teachers for the the na
tion’s public schools. Top educa
tors, college and university offi
cials, representatives from learned
and fraternal societies, and citi
zens interested in the upgrading
of American education will be pre
sent at this event.
Some speakers for the obser
vance include Dr. Earl W. Ander
son, Chairman of the Department
of Education at Ohio State Univer
sity, Columbus, Ohio; Dr. Samuel
E. Duncan, President of Living
stone College in Salisbury; and
Dr. Albert E. Manley, President
of Spelman College in Atlanta,
Georgia.
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Eighty-Fifth Anniversary Program
FAYETTEVILLE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE
APRIL 6, 7, and 8, 1962
FRIDAY, APRIL 6
12:00 Noon-2:00 P.M. REGISTRATION Seabrook Auditorium
2 00- 4:00 P.M. OPENING EXERCISES Seabrook Auditorium
Speaker: Dr. Earl W. Anderson
Chairman, Department of Education
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
8:00- 9:30 P.M. PAGEANT Seabrook Auditorium
9:30-10:30 P.M. RECEPTION College Gymnasium
SATURDAY, APRIL 7
9:30-10:30 A.M. OPEN HOUSE
10:30-12:00 Noon SEMINAR
1:30- 2:00 P.M. BAND CONCERT
2:00- 3:00 P.M. SEMINAR — continued
3:00- 4:00 P.M. SEMINAR ASSEMBLY ...
2:00- 7:00 P.M. CLASS REUNIONS
Seabrook Auditorium
7:30 P.M. ANNIVERSARY DINNER PROGRAM
Speaker: Dr. Samuel E. Duncan
President, Livingstone College
Salisbury, North Carolina
SUNDAY, APRIL 8
9:30-10:30 A.M. COLLEGE SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 00 A M -12:00 Noon CHUROH SERVICES
Minister: Dr. Kenneth R. Williams
President, Winston-Salem Teachers College
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
ANNUAL FOUNDERS DAY EXERCISES
3:00 P.M.
3:30 P.M.
4:00 P.M.
REPRESENTATIVES ASSEMBLE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION BEGINS
FOUNDERS DAY PROGRAM Seabrook Auditorium
Speaker: Dr. Albert E. Manley
President, Spelman College
Atlanta, Georgia
report of ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP EFFORT
5:15 P.M. SERVICES AT THE MONUMENT
DEPARTMENTAL EXHIBITS DAILY
69 Years of
Devoted Service
A very special assembly pro
gram was held in Seabrook Audi
torium. It was held “In Recogni
tion and Appreciation of Loyal and
Devoted Service” honoring Mrs.
Mae H. Seabrook, teacher of Sci
ence and wife of Dr. J. Ward Sea
brook, former dean and president
of the college, and Mr. David Gal-
breath for 32 and 37 years of de
voted service at Fayetteville State
Teachers college respectively.
Observations were made by Miss
Helen Hucles, Mr. J. E. Coppage,
and Mrs. A. 0. Williams, repre
sentative of The Alumni Associa-
The VOICE Staff wishes to
thank Mr. John W. Parker,
FSTC Director of Publicity, for
news-worthy items included in
this issue.
tion. Music was rendered by the
Men’s Ensemble and presiding at
the program was Miss Lauretta
J. Taylor of the Area of Health
and Physical Education. Each
honoree received many gifts, and
a plaque presented by President
Rudolph Jones, to signify the con
tributions the pair had made to
Fayetteville State Teachers Col
lege.
Fayetteville State
In Its 85th Year
September 1961 was the begin
ning of the 85th year of teacher
education at Fayetteville State
Teachers College. Over the years
many outstanding graduates have
become leaders in the field of edu
cation throughout the nation.
With a current student body of
almost a thousand, the College
continues to make progress. In a
faculty of fifty-two instructors
there are thirteen who hold an
earned doctorate from the leading
universities in the country.
In addition to the traditional
specialization in Elementary Edu
cation, the Coll:-J -ow offers ma
jors in Secondary Education sub
jects. Because of the excellent
faculty and facilities for foreign
languages and speech, these sub
jects will be emphasized in the
future. ,
The Trustees have approved fe~
quests for capital improvements to
be submitted to the next General
Assembly totaling over two and
one half million dollars. New build
ings sought include a new library,
two classroom buildings, a student
center, and a new gymnasium
which contains a swimming pool.
Fayetteville State intends to
move forward and to pursue ex
cellence in every phase of its pro
gram. J.W.P.
National Library
Week To Be
Observed
National Library Week (April 8-
14, 1962) will be observed on the
campus of Fayetteville State
Teachers College through a num
ber of activities. Foremost among
these will be the chapel program
on April 11 wihich wiU feature a
discussion of this year’s theme
“Read — And Watch Your Wprld
Grow!” Participants for the pro
gram are Mrs. Beatrice C. Wat
kins, FSTC alumna and Director of
Winslow Street U.S.O.; Mr. A. L.
Stewart, Librarian, Methodist Col
lege; Dr. David W. Bishop, FSTC
faculty; Mrs. Eurydice W. Smith,
Cataloger, Chesnutt Lbrairy; and
Chaplain Major Theodore R.
Owens, Fort Bragg, North Caro
lina.
Special displays for the observ
ance will be featured throughout
the Library during the week and
“open house” invitations are being
extended to the campus commun
ity and surrounding area.
Visitors from surrounding high
schools and other interested
groups are expected to join in
this celebration.
Wedding Bells
Congratulations and best
wishes to Dr. Tyng-tsair Chao,
of the Science Department of
FSTC and to his bride, the
former Miss Anna M. Lee, of
Washington, D. C.