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tor on a recent outing at the ANT College term.
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16 Teachers
Added To
A&T Faculty
GREENSBORO Sixteen teach
era, seven of them holding the
doctorate degrees, are to be added
to the ART College faculty this
fall. The appointmenta were an
nounced thia week by Dr. Lewi* C.
Dowdy, president of the college.
Included are five former mem
ber* of the faculty who have been
away on special asalgment or for
further study. The list includes Dr.
Prenise A. Logan, newly appointed
chairman of the Department of So
cial Sciences, who has just return
ed from a two-year assignment at
Madras, India, as chief cultural af
fairs officer for the United States
Information Service.
Those returning following study
leaves are: Dr. James A. Williams.
Jr., professor of biology: Dr. Wil
liam A. Robinson, Jr., professor of
English: Mrs. Barbara Reid, assis
tant professor of nursing, and Mrs.
Tiney Garrison, instructor in nurs
ing.
Three es the new additions
are being assigned sperlsl post*.
Dr. Jess* E. Marshall, former
dean of students at Alabama
htate College. Monlogomery.
Ala., will become the new dean
of student* and professor of
education. He replaces Dr. Glenn
F Rankin who this spring was
elevated to the position of dean
of instruction.
Dr Samuel O. Jones, former
principal of the Salisbury, Price
High School. Is to be the new co-
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TEACHERS RECOUNT OVERSEAS DUTY Two teachers enrolled at North Carolina
College review their experiences as teachers overseas using a globe to point out the countries in
which they worked. Mrs. Virginia Bryant, left, of Fayetteville, who formerly taught at the Ameri
can-German Elementary School, Augsburg, Germany, and Mrs. Sarah P. Davis, right, of Nash
ville, a former faculty member of Anderson Elementary School, Agana, Guam, tell Mrs. Octavia
B. Knight, director of special education at NCC, of their experiences.
ordinator of student teaching and
professor of education, and Mrs.
The Ims W. Vines, former head
nurse at the A&T Sebastian In
firmary is to become the new di
rector of student health services.
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Other additions include: Dr. Wal
ter C. Daniel, professor of English;
Dr. Alexander Gardner, associate
professor of Physics; Chih-Hwa Li.
associate professor of Mechanical
Engineering: Mrs lantha Phillips,
assistant professor of Nursing: Ro
bert H. Lewis, assistant professor
of history; F. Jalali. assistant pro
fessor of electrical engineering;
Ernest Gibeon, instructor in insti
(dairying).
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Tke Golden Years
Without claiming to have dis
covered the Fountain of Youth,
an international medical panel
has agreed on some recommen
dations for growing older grace
fully.
The panel’s report, newly
published by the United Na
tions World Health Organiza
tion (WHO), stresses these
points:
—Exercise is essential for eld
erly persons to offset reduced
physical activity resulting from
technical progress.
-A balanced diet-with spe
cial attention to iron, vitamin
and calcium deficiencies—is as
important for the elderly „s it is
for the young.
—No retirement plea should
involve complete work stop
page, although the type of work
for the elderly must obviously
be lighter. An occupation keeps
the body toned 19, and fives
pensioners a stimulating tease
of accomplishment
“It is perfectly reasonable to
hope," the report coodudet,
“that the rate of aging can thus
be slowed down sufficiently to
allow all to enjoy their maxi
mum potential for die longest
possible time."
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