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- DICK FRY
Receives
Degree
Richard Fry, power mechanics
instructor at James Sprunt Technical
College, recently received his
Master's degree in Education from
the Department of Adult and Com
munity College Education at North
Carolina State University.
Fry has been an instructor in the
power mechanics program, which
specializes in automotive and diesel
mechanics, since 1966. He and his
wife. Joyce, reside in Beulaville.
Mt. Olive
College
Names New
Personnel
Dr. W. Burkette Kaper, pres
ident of Mount Olive College, an
nounced the appointment of James
E. "Jimmy" Williams of Mount
Olive as vice president for college
affairs. Williams will assume the
duties of the office effective August
I.
Williams, a native of Lenoir County,
has been a Mount Olive resident
since I960. He received an A.B. in
social studies from Atlantic Christian
College and M.A. in education
administration from East Carolina
University.
As an educator Williams has
? taught and coached a Walstonburg
School in Greene County, and Mount
Olive High School. He was the first
assistant principal at Southern
Wayne High School and was princi
pal from 1968-1971. From 1971-1981
Williams was headmaster of Wayne
County Day School.
He has served as field representa
tive of the Finance National Congres
sional Club, and president of Coali
tion for Freedom in Raleigh.
Williams has served as president
of the Mount Olive Lions Club,
Rotary Club and Boys Club. He and
his family are members of the First
United Methodist Church where he
serves as a Sunday school teacher, a
choir member and has recently been
named to North Carolina Conference
Board of Education.
Williams and his wife. Frances,
have two children. Karen, a 1982
graduate of Mount Olive College and
James, Jr., a student at Wayne
Country Day Sch<x>l.
Warsaw
Native
Named
College Dean
Methodist College has hired a
scholar of Renaissance and 17th
century literature from Bennett
College as its new academic dean,
replacing Dr. Fred Clark who died in
earlv June.
Dr, Mary Lynn Veach Sadler, a
native of Warsaw, assumes her
duties at Methodist August 15.
Sadler served as head ot Bennett
College's English Department and
as director of the Division of Human
ities. She has previously held faculty
positions at A&T University, Drake
University, Agnes Scott College and
the University of Illinois.
As academic dean at Methodist,
Sadler will coordinate all academic
activities, develop new academic
programs and evaluate the academic
progress of students.
A 1962 magna cum laude graduate
of Duke University, Sadler also holds
graduate degrees from the Univer
sity of Illinois. She has done post
doctoral study at UCLA, Byrn Mawr
and Balliol College of Oxford Univer
sity.
Sadler has authored four books
and more than 25 articles. Her books
include "John Bunyan," "Thomas
Carew," "Consolation in 'Sampson
Agoniste'" and "Margaret Drab
ble." She is currently working to
develop a new software program
called "Basic Skills" for Bell and
Howell Inc., and frequently serves as
a micro-computer consultant.
Sadler is a 1971 recipient of the
Drake University Extraordinary
Undergraduate Teaching Award and
is a member of several professional
organizations, including National
Council of Teachers of English and
Modern Language Association, and
Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi.
Sadler and her husband. Dr.
Em-try Sadler, will live at Carolina
Trat ~ and maintain a home on
Figut). Eight Island