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Dr. Render Awards Day Speaker At Fayetteville State 1 nnJGHKn ' FAYETTEWLLE STUDENTS PLAY CHESS—Fayrtteville State student* hare found a new pastttme The pasttime is an old game that dates back to 3000 B. C. Under the tutelage of Harvey Jenkins. Art In structor here at the college, the students are enraging in Chess matches. Officials hope that Chess will be beneficial to ihc students academically, since it is a game that requires deep concentration, and will means of exercising the brain. In addition, the students will obtain social benefits from the game. Congratulations To HP 1964 Graduates Are You m "lit 'V/tMiexL to Maet M l '11’:. .i\ Yes. you can float into summer without a care in the /* j’ : r r |t '| m world when you wear these wonderful, washable, no lr J ml iron cottons. Bright new colors and prints in new and ..yf 'i *• ji| exciting styles will make you the loveliest cloud that Iy! Il| i ,t*| ever drifted into summer. 4®l Goodman’s Dress Shop / ii Wjf *jj Wilmington at Hargett »>• ’ “The Little Shop Around The Corner " 1867 1961 Johnson C. Smith UNIVERSITY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA — ls— r—^ W tlk. M OFFERING THE FOLLOWING: A. B. DEGREE In: Elementary Education, SflHff w Liberal Arts, Engineering:, English, m French, History, Music, Political Sci ence, Psychology, Religious Education, ' rTT< ® Social Sciences and Sociology. ii B. S. DEGREE In: Biology, Chemistry, General Science, Mathematics, Physical BACHELOR OF DIVINITY DEGREE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING A SIX-WEEK SUMMER SESSION JUNE 3 - JULY 10, 1964 MEMBER OF: Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary School*. Association of American College*. American Council on Education. Counql of Protestant Colleges and Universities. American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, - Council of Theological Education of the United Presbyterian Church, USA. Presbyterian College Union, United Negro College Fund. APPROVED BY: The American Medical Association. For Additional Information Write The Registrar Johnson f. Smith t’niversily - Charlotte, 7. C. All-College AssemblyFor Honors Held FAYETTEVILLE Dr. Sylvia L. Render, Profeasor of English at North Carolina College at Durham was the Honors Day speaker at Fayetteville State College on May t at the al 1-College assembly for Honors and Awards Day. ' Dr. Render received the Bache lor of Arts degree from Tennessee A&I University, the Master of Arts degrse from th* University of Wisconsin; and th* Ph. D. degree from Georg* Peabody College for Teachers. She was th* first Negro to receive the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Peabody. Dr. Render was Professor of Eng lish at Florida AAM University prior to accepting her present po sition at North Carolina College at Durham and she was affilitated I with several civic volunteer actl- I vities and extra-curricular campus ! activities. I For the coming summer. Dr. Render will collect literary matcri -1 al on Charles Daddell Chesnut for incorporation in a bio-critical volume of th* United States Au thors Series, now being distributed internationally by the Twayne Publishing Company. This project will be financed by the American Philosophical Society. Charles Wadell Chesnutt was a former pres ident of Fayetteville State College. { Omegas Plan 49th Conclave At Denver, Colo. DENVER. Colorado Chi Phi, the host chapter for the 48th Grand Conclave of Omega Psi Phi Frater nity is enthusiastically arranging final details for their guests. The Cosmopolitan Hotel, a meeting place of true Western hospitality, will be the Conclave headquarters this August 18-20 tn Denver. Colorado. Members of th* chapter hev* pooled their ingenuity to provide the congenial atmosphere neces sary for the delegation to gain the inspiration to meet the challenge Fayetteville State Students Elect Officers For Next Year FAYETTEVILLE Student of ficers for th* IM4-65 college year were recently elected at Fayette ville State College Hayvee Street er. from Kinston, was elected pres YES, WE ALL TALK Intredactng a Speaker QUESTION; Hew should the pre siding officer Introduced a speaker? —G. E. ANSWER: In Short you might say that a good chairman or toast master is a man of four “Be's": 1. Be brief. t Be sincere. S. Be enthuiiastio. 4. Be seated. Just before you Introduce the speaker tell him how long he is to talk, if he does not know this before hand. Next, tell th* listeners what the subject is end why th* speaker is qualified to talk about it. Don't give his complete biography, but hit the high spots. Pronounce the speaker's name only once and then aa th* final word of your introduction. Lead the applause and remain standing and looking at the speaker until he has taken his plac* on the platform and is ready to begin. Then sit down and congratulate yourself on a job well snd correct ly done. READERS: For my model speech of introducion, send one dollsr to cover the cost of typing snd handl ing. Write Dr. Marcus H. Boulwar*. of promoting Omega's goals, thus making membership more mean ingful. Each delegate and visitor will leave the Mile High City with additional worthwhile knowledge foi himself snd his chapter. Through the cooperative efforts of th* Quettes and tha Pahhellenic Council, this week will also prove to be a tine vacation excursion for the family. There is to be pleasure and relaxation as well as stimu lation for all. Highlights of th* Conclave will include a Talent Hunt, Smoker, Fsahion Show. Card Party, Lunch eon. Banquet, All Greek Dance and Tours. Reports from ell parts of the rountry indicate that a large dele gation plans to attend this Grand Affair. For advanced housing in formation, contact Harvey McDan iel, 2870 Glencoe, Denver 80207. Colorado. FAYETTEVILLE State College FaveUcvillc, Norili Carolina Combines a Liberal Education and a Professional Education Program to Achieve Excellence in Teacher Education and Professional Trn - ng. WKRM """ | . Jn it i ir W&a t&■ iM - . ... . f, C • A lWsv'*wT®sw TOP: The Development of Reading Skills BOTTOM: Leadership Development Through a well-planned program of liberal and profcf.'.lo: jI education, Fayetteville State College develops its student* to ward a broad understanding of the basic pnnciples arid viaura In the social sciences, natural sclencea. and the humanities. Tlie ultimate aim of the institution U to equip each student to the upper limit of his potentialities for the roles of good citizenship and a position of respect and leadership in vocational pursuits In order to achieve its ultimate aim, the college seeks to discov er the potentialities of the student and helps him to become awar* of them; it guides the in the selection of curri culum experiences which will mhance his development In pro poi ion to his abilities and offer basic and thorough tnetruc tion for creative thinking and resourcefulness. Fayetteville State College is constantly building the aca demic and social climate due to the fact that students learn For Farther Information Write: The Registrar ■ Favetteville State College FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DR. RUDOLPH JUNES, President ident of the Student Government Association; Gen* Powell of White takers was elected vice-president; Mary Treadwell of Garland, was elected secretary; and Harold Fill Florida AAM University. Box 310- A. Tallahassee. Florida. 32307. ■r Compliments Os 4 a DANDEE Salutes The 1964 High School Graduates TBS CAIOUMUIM RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY. MAT IS. IM4 yaw of Wilmington, was elected Judiciary Judge. Miss Gwendolyn Pea tan of Fa yetteville. will be Mil* Fayettevi .la State College; Mis* Mary Ray of Raleigh, will be Miss Homecoming; Mr. Roosevelt Daniels of Fayette ville will be Editor of the Voice: and Miss Minnie Steves of Golds boro. will be Editor of th* Year book. fflV __ __ c*s Steffi jSAr AM TOP. Histology and Microtechniques BOTTOM: Social Education at Fayetteville State from the totality of their exoeflrnce; therefore, college experi ence* are planned to contribuß to the wholesome development of all The College la equipped to develop the maximum potential of each student through Its seventy excellent Interracial faculty members, well-eqquipped science laboratories, and expanding library sendee*. The College also provides a modem Communi cations Center. The Communication Center houses the Speech Laboratory. Reading Center and Language Laboratory. The Communication Center is designed for the development and improvement of abilities in each of the area* of the Communi cation represent the best In the nation. Another significant feature about the College la the fact that it admits all qualified students. Irrespective of national origin, creed, or odor. Graduation At Tuttlef] Center Sun. The Tuttle Nursery Sfcbool win hold its graduation program Sun day. May 17. at 4:30 p.m.ln Tay lor Hall at St. Augustine’S College. Mrs. Virginia K. Newell of Shaw University will be'the guest speaker. The public is Invited. Tutle Community Center is an agency of the United "Tund of Raleigh. .rr 5
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