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Vernon Partlew •
.Mining since November
Lee » daughter, Teena, who says
that abe was the last person to see
her father, commented that ha wm >
leaving her house to e*tdi the No. a
bus home. “I know that he did make
hia first connection. (Lee was to
have transferred to another bua once
he readied the Square.) But after
that I’m not sure if ha cautfit the
second hue,” relayed Ms. Paftfcm.
Lee lived off Newland Road in
Lincoln Haights Court.
Even mere puzzling is that tact
that Lee has not been aeon in the
past five months, according to hia
daughter, is that Lee hasnever left
for days before nor can anyone in the
family think of anyone who would
harm him.
When last seen, Lee was wearing a
light blue shirt, s pair of burgundy
pin-stripped slacks, a pair of track
shoes and a beige trench coat.
Lee ia flO years of ago.
If anyoae hai seen Lee or know of
hia whereabouts, contact investiga
tor, C.A, Walton, at 388-330B. •
Many Fry, an eighth gradm at
Smith Junior High School, will
represent CMS in the Charlotte
Observer Regional Spelling Bee
Friday, April li, at 1:30 p.m. at the
Knight Publishing Company build
ing ooTryooSt.
Jenny is one of 80 contestants
representing school systems in 36
counties. The winner ef the regional
bee win compete in the National
Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., in
May.
Jenny qualified for the regional
bee by winning the CMS spelling
championship March 11. Tha word
she spelled to win was “bivouac.”
For additional Informs don, call Dr.
Genie Ball, CMS English specialist,
at 370-7185.
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Metropolitan Life Foundation Announces Scholarship Progr i
Special To The Pest
New York • Tb encourage more
minority students to became dam
room teachers, the Metropolitan
Life Foundation announced a Future
Teacher Scholarships Program far
black colleges.
This new program, an extension of
the foundation’s $175,000 national
Future Teacher Scholarships Pro
gram, is designed to hdp reverse
teacher shortages in this country by
offering stipends to exceptional
minority students* entering their
third year of college, who have
chosen teaching as a career. Twelve
winners, to be selected from among
17 historically black colleges and
universities, will be announced this
summer.
“There is e growing concern
among American educators that .
while the minority student popula
tion la growing, the number of
minority teachers is on the decline,"
aald Dr. Sibyl Jacobean, Metropoli
tan Life Foundation president.
“Children need role models and it is
especially important for minority
children to encounter professionals
who share their cultural beck
grounds. That way, they, too, may
aepire to achieve professional
V goals."
Eligible for Metropolitan Life
Foundation scholarships are full
time students enrolled in one of the
schools participating in the 1986
program, and continuing a program
legding to a bachelor’s degree by
June 1906 or a master’s degree by
June 1907. In 1906 students Oram the
following schools are eligible tp
participate: Stillman College, Tue
colooea, Ala.; the University of
Arkansas at Pine Bluff; Delaware
State College, Dover; Florida Me
morial College, Miami; Clark Col
lege, Atlanta; Paine College,
Augusta, Ga.; Dillard Uni vanity,
New Orleans; Morgan State Uni
versity, Baltimore; Alcorn State
University, Lorman, Lot-man, Rust
College, Holly Springs, and Touga
loo College-all in Mississippi;
Voorhess College, Denmark, S.C.;
Knoxville College, Tena.; Wiley
College. Marshall. Tea.; Hampton
University. Norfolk State Universi
ty. and Virginia State University,
Petersburg-all in Virginia. Upon
graduation each student must have
earned the required credits for
certification as a primary or
secondary teacher. Deadline for
teaching force is another aspect at
' the overall teacher shortage re
,, sealed in the 1985 Metropolitan Ufa
Survey ef the American Taactmr,
noted Dr. Jacobson. The Future
Teacher Scholarships Program far
minority shidente, therefore, serves
a dual tx^poae: the attraction at
talented minority youth to the tench
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