Page 8-The Chronicle, Thursday, November 5, 1981
Past, Presen
By Yvonne Anderson passes you and says,
Staff Writer 'There's Miss SSU,' it
makes you feel good."
Queens of the past met por patsy paison, Miss
queens of the present last w.S.S.U. of 1966, the ex?week,
during ? reception p^rience is one that remains
tor Miss Alumni W.S.S.U. vvith her today. "1 still get a
held at the Garden Terrace warni feeling when I walk
in the Hyatt House. across the campus." she
Zenobia Nelson, the said. "I'm proud that 1 was
reigning queen, is a 21-year- a queen and I'm proud that
old nursing major from the university is growing."
Concord, N.C. Ms. Nelson .. .
. , , , .. ? Paison also comsaid
that the responsibilities ,
_ 1 _ , mented that the students
o being Queen of the cam- . _ ,
* , . she met seem more
pus^ycre both exciting and , . . ? .
. .. motivated and appear lo
demanding. , .. . .
... . have more direction than
"It s very exciting and .... , . .
r.. A did the students in hec c ass.
some ot the experiences are
very rewarding," Ms. Sandra Jenkins DeBerry
Nelson commented, "Like was Miss W.S.S.U. of 1968.
when you're walking across After graduation, DeBerry
campus and a freshman moved to Michigan for a
,WSSU Pa^
H\ Beverly McCarthy stitution. and (lie school
Staff Writer became known as WinstonSalem
State University. The
Students, faculty and university'then became one
stall members ol Winston- ol* the 16 public institutions
Salem State University 0j higher education in
gathered in Kenneth K. North Carolina.
Williams Auditorium last .. ....
i . . u . f. ,i I or met clue I adweek
to pay tribute to the ....
, ... mimsiralors o the mstituuniversitv
s founder, Simon
a. i- ti lion were Simon Cirecn
Green Atkins. The
ceremony was a par. of las. A,k,"s' wh,? sc"cd as
weekend's homecoming ac- '"imd" f,d (lreMdcnl
livi.ics, and was .he '"e school Iron. 1892 un..l
highligh. ol .he university 'W; Cadd Gran. O'Kelly
Founder's Day. pres.den. Iron. 1904 unl.l
Winston-Salem State - - - H#
University had its beginning lSOITl MUllmS
in I U'hon il u oe rr*ius/t ? ~
?'dWo ,;'.Joms '"tegon
Industrial Academy. Later, Winston-Salem native'
the s c h o o I h e c a m c isom Mullins has joined
chartered hy the stale as the integon Life Insurance
Slater Industrial and State Corp. as an agent. He will
Normal School. In 1925, serve area residents in
the North Carolina General association with the InteAssembly
extended the gon-Johnnie Hinton
school's cirricula to four agency,
years above high school. The agency offers a broad
The school name was range of insurance and
changed to Winston-Salem related products, including i
Teachers College. This life, health, accident and
change empowered the col- business insurance, estate
lego, to confer teacher's planning and group and
degrees as the first black in- pension plans,
si it ut ion in the United Mullins is a graduate of
States to grant degrees for Winston-Salem State Unilcaching
in the elementary versity with a bachelor's
grades. degree in business. He was
The School of Nursing at formerly a representative
Winston^Salem Teacher's with Pilot Live Insurance,
College was established in and was a teacher and
1953. The four-year nursing coach with the Forsyth
program emphasizes County school system,
academic and professional Mullins and his wife
training guidelines set b\ Madeline have two childthe
State Board of Hiuhci ren.
Education.
Tl? C , _ , _ i If your calculations reveal
T c State General t^at your jncome wju fall
Assembly changed the short of covering your exname
of the college in 1963, penses, you need to make
~ , c,. . the necessary changes in your
to W inston-Salcm State retirement plans. You might
College. It was in 1969, that decide to live less expensively,
Wins ton-Salem State retire 'ater ?5 find emP,oy*
. . , ment after retirement.
achieved university status.
On July 1, 1972, the
General Assembly made the I
college an accredited, co- I rr M
educational, liberal arts in- I _ |
In The \
Classes I Sti
Offered 1
News Dire
Larry Leon Hamlin, pro- I
fessional actor and director I Will let you know a
for the North Carolina I 5:20 p.m.
Black Repertory Company, I
will be teaching acting I t^en on P?rSC
classes for children ages 5 to I 9:15-9:30 a.m., he in
15 beginning November 14, I sight into issues an
at noon. St. Stenhon'c I ??????
Episcopal Church, 810 N. He's a native of Wi
Highland Ave. This will be duct of Anderson H\
a six week course w hich will college in Florida an
encompass acting for the journalism experiet
stage, film, and television, reporter and publ
with a special emphasis on Florida also. He was
acting for commercials. The States Navy for foi
classes arc designed to iden- host of other exper
tify and cultivate the Carol and they have
children's talents, give con- Nicole. He is a S
fidence, especially to the thorough and reliabi
shy child, and stimulate p/e A family
creative and positive think- connotes,
.ng. There w.ll be a fee. "credibility"...Be s
Those thai satisfaciorily from his perspective
complete the course will be ____
asked to continue for the sc
cond six weeks for more advanec
study. lor further informal
ion about the
children's acting classes or 1 wlC
adult classes call 924-8477,
767-2467, or 724-2614. ?gS
year and then, returned to think that all the changes
Winston-Salem to teach. have been for the better of
M think the main pur- everyone involved."
pose of the alumni of any uMs; W,ll,a"1S ,?id, 'hat
school is to recruit students. 'he alumn, should play a
This (W55U) was my choice ljrsc parl develop^
of school and I would like "*nl of lhe "tmers.ty to
to see others attend the *elp, a"aln the hi?h"'
university because it has lcve ?l achievement.
grown and offers much * ,hink the alun,ni
more to the community," should support the school
said Ms. DeBerry. possible. We ve
done some good things but
Miss W.S.S.I J of iQ7n .. .
...~, mcrcs qiuen more that
Ernestine Wilson, expressed could be done," she cornsimilar
feelings. A native of merited.
Durham, T47C., Ms. The reception was
Williams said that the cam- followed by the Alumni
pus had undergone a lot of Ball held in the M.C. Benchanges.
ton Convention Center
441 didn't even recognize which all the ladies said
the campus, it has^row n so they were looking forward
much," she exclaimed. 441 to attending.
ys Tribute T
1910; I rancis Marion Ken- development.
ncdy, president from 1910 Dr. Haywood I.. W ilson,
until 1913; I rancis l.ogucn Jr., vice-chancellor forSluAtkins,
president from 1934 dent Affairs at Winstonuntil
1961; and Kenneth Salem State University,
Raynor Williams, who was presided at last I riday's
president and chancellor ol . ceremony.
the university from 1961 Both the univeisity choii
until 1977 and band, rendered tunes ol
... ,, , inspiration to an .audience
C hancellor Doug as Cov- %
. ...... of more than 200 university
ington, who assumed oil ice , ,
(acuity students, alumni
i..I.. ...i* uni . i- - -
111 .iiii> in iv//, is inc sixui anj |*rienJs
administrator to lead ihc in- A special highlight of the
sliltttion, as it experiences event was greetings front
continuous growth and ,he city by Mayor Wayne
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at's Happening
World Around You?
ite Alexander,
xtor at 98 Triple A - WAAA I
t 7:20 a.m., 8:20 a.m., 12:20 p.m., 4:20 p.m. and
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terviews guests that will give you additional ind
concerns that he feels you should know about,
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nston-Salem and a pro\gh
School. He attended
\d acquired much of his f
nee as a newscasteric
affairs director in
an airman in the United
ir years and has had a
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Vf/55 ffSSl/ Zenobia Nelson offers words of appreciation
to Bernadette Ledbetter and SGA President Michael Sutton
during her Coronation held last Thursday night.
o Founder
Corpening. Corpening Winston-Salem,"' Corpencommented
on the growth ing said,
and progress of both, the The mayor extended an
university and the city, as a invitation to visitors to tour
whole. the eity and view the pro"I
like the theme of this grv>ss that Winston-Salem is
year's homecoming, currently experiencing.
T; very thing Must Change: The program concluded
Wings of Progress,' with the singing of the
because it speaks of the Alma Mater, and the receschanges
of progress that are sional of university faculty
taking places all over and officials. ^
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