r- GOVERNOR OF MASS.
Y NAMED ASSISTANT PROF.
'OF COMMERCE AT NCC
Durham, N. C. ? Lawrence
A. Johnson of 83 Waumbeck
Ave., Boston, Mass., former mil
itary aid to the Governor of
Massachusetts, has been named
as an assistant professor of com
merce at North Carolina Col
lege.
Johnson, who's currently
studying for the Ph. D. degree
in industrial relations at Stan
ford University, served as cap
, tain in the United States Army
Jin the South West Paaific dur
. ing World War II and again dur
ing the Korean campaign.
He received the B. A., B. S.
i^and M. B. A. degrees from Bos
ton University.
U The new NCC teacher was ap
i. pointed military aid to the Gov
s'ernor of Massachusetts in 1958.
Johnson is currently a major
? in the U. S. XIII Army Corps
' with headquarters at Port Dev
ens, Mass.
?' ? His teaching experience in
cludes one year at Arkansas A
and M. University and several
terms with the U. S. Army.
Johnson comes to NCC from
the Stanford Research Institute
at Menlo Park, Calif.
Operation of a private cos
metics firm and direction of the
advertising program for Filene*s
Store of Boston are among his
business experiences.
PEAK ENROLLMENT OF
2,000 EXPECTED AT NCC
*.
Durham, N. C. ? Formal wel
coming exercises for the first
wave of an expected peak en
rollment of 2,000 students be
gin at North Carolina College at
7:30 p.m. on Thursday (Sept.
15).
NCC President Alfonso Elder
will join college officials, local
citizens, and student leaders in
welcoming some 1,000 freshmen
to an orientation activity slated
for Thursday in the college's B.
N. Duke Auditorium.
Friday and Saturday (Sept.
16 and 17) will be given over to
testing while Sunday will in
troduce the newcomers to the
campus' religious activities.
Duke Auditorium will be the
scene of the year's first Sunday
School at 9 a.m. The term's first
vesper message will be given at
3:30 p.m. by Dr. J. Neal Hugh
ley, college minister. .
The traditional faculty-new
students that will bt held at the
Senior Bowl at 4:30 p.m. Sun
day under the sponsorship of
the "department of Home Eco
nomics.
Library orientation, special
meetings for scholarship stu
dents, and feature programs of
the men's and women's student
personnel services will be held
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes
day (Sept. 19, 20. 21).
Health examinations are slat
ed for Wednesday when con
ferences with advisers also get
under way.
Registration is scheduled for
Thursday (Sept. 22) with classes
slated to begin for the fall se
mester at 8 a.m. Friday, Sept. 23.
AGGIES VS. TENN. STATE
AT GREENSBORO OPENER ?
SEPT. 24
The A&T College Aggies and
the Tennessee State Tigers,
champions of their respective
conferences, will tie up in an
important intersectional foot
ball game here Saturday night,
Sept. 24. The game is set for
Memo rial Sladiurn beginning at
P. 00 o'clock.
The Aggies will be seeking
' their first win, in five starts,
over the Tennessee club.
All of the engagements have
been close and on two occasions
the Tigers were required to I
come from behind, in 1957 1o
gain a G-6 tie and last year to
overcome an 18-0 defioit.
The game shapes up this sea
son a battle between a hard
running assault, afforder by the
Nashville outfit, and a deadly
passing attack generated by the
Aggies.
It is the season opener for
both clubs.
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