i IKlHi .man hot*. HodhOti Sumter junior Bennett Fleets First (lanipiis Queen Cpeensboro - Students at Bennett College elected their first "Miss Bennett College" during the recent student elec lions Representing the col lege during the 1978-79 school year will be Miss Rose Hud son. a junior from Sumter SC. The selection of the official Student hostess for the jwomen's college was the re sult of a two-year study by a Special committee of students and staff. Official approval Was given by the Executive Council of the college during the fall : Rose, a communications fnajor, has very positive ideas about a campus queen at a women's college. “Quite naturally. I'm honor ed at being selected. I’m really glad the students decid ed to select someone who can represent them at community events. In this capacity, our campus queen can serve as a role model for other students and young girls." Rose Hudson has been quite active in student affairs at Bennet^smce^her^firs^^ar^ For Rotiivmvnt JVfrs. Yongue Leaves Health Department imuuiv Jr Host Staff Writer Registered nurse, Cleo \ Tongue of toil Newcastle St . is retiring after :!7 years with Mecklenburg County Health l Department In her honor, co workers and other department menv hers gave a retirement party last Friday. April 14 "It was just great It was really great," Mrs Tongue said The department gave her an engraved watch and her nurse team gave her luggage Many others gave her gifts, mclud ing her family, friends and former department workers "She was an asset to the department and we ll miss her, said department super visor Mrs. Feggy Ellis Refreshments and pictures added to the fun of the party. She was hired in her job after having completed public schools in her native Darling ton, S. C. Initial nurse training was completed in Columbia, S. C. and follow-up public service work was completed at UNC CH ‘ Alolng my way for the past 37 years, I have faced new challenges, seen the depart ment grow, met new faces and tried to be a help in every endeavor," said Mrs. Yongue, "I will miss my department and all my co-workers. I will always think of them prayer fully." The new retiree cites “well children” clinics and her role as counselor in the family planning clinic as her most important roles with the de partment. She was also a school nurse for the first 25 years. She advises young people to take pride in their work. “In order to make some thing work, you've got to be a MRS. CLEO A. YONGUE ...Will be sorely missed part of yourjob,’’Mrs. Yongue said. She also takes pride in being the only surviving charter member of the local chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, a pro fessional nurse's organization. Its presence in Charlotte dates back 29 years. Her three children are Mrs. Deloris Barnes, a teacher, Mrs. Junita Eison. surgical Dr. Risa L Palm Is UNCC Speaker n tarn on real estate wui De given by Dr. Risa I. Palm at 2 p m., Friday, April 21 in Mc Eniry 129 the University ot North Carolina at Charlotte. Dr. Palm is associate pro fessor of geography at the University of Colorado at Bou The title of her talk is “Spatial Variation in House Price Trends, The Role of Financial Disinvestments and Real Estate Agent Evaluat ions.” The talk is free and open to the public technician and Addison B Yongue Jr, student patholo gist Mr and Mrs Yongue are members of First United Presbyterian Church Mrs Yongue is an assistant chair man of the 18 member deacon board She formerly sang on the church choir. For relaxation, she plays pokeno with a 12 member group of friends Mrs Yongue plans to do volunteer work with the Cen ter for Human Development and Senior Citizens. McKoy To Head Human Relations Council Governor Jun Hunt today named Henry E Mckoy, 31, of Greensboro to be the new director of the state Human Relations Council. McKoy re places Ben Ruffin, who resign ed to become a special assist ant to the Governor. McKoy will start May 1, at a salary of $28,092. McKoy has oeen executive director of the Greensboro Hu man Relations Commission since 1974, and for three years prior he served as assistant director. He was a graduate fellow at N.C. A&T University fr„m 1968-69, and served in the U. S. Army from 1969-71. He received B.A. and M S. degrees from A & T, and has studied municipal adminstrat ion, management of human relations organizations and civil rights law at the Univer sities of North Carolina and __ „WSCOVHR THAT i GREAT CUTLASSHFEEUHG! Take a test drtertyourOlds Dealer*. Cutlass Supreme. 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