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OBSERVER
Methodist College Alumni
February^, 1968
Dear
We hope that this letter finds you in good health
and finances.
Our class has endeavored to establish, as part of our
legacy, an annual scholarship. It remains our belief
that many students who could contribute greatly to
society are often denied an education due to financial
difficulties.
In order for our one hundred per annum scholarship to
attain a perpetual nature it must have a principal of
two thousand ($2000.00). This necessitates that each
graduate of the class contribute a yearly sum of ten
dollars for five years.
We have completed our first year and the fund now stands
at three hundred fifty-three dollars and twenty-three
cents ($353.23). This total reflects the closing balance
in our treasury at the end of the 1966 school term and the
accrued interest on the fund to this time. ($242.00 was
collected this past year.) Thank you so much for your
support this past year.
We are confident that this year's goal will be met and that
our next report will reflect a near approach to the half-way
mark. This is no easy task in view of the equally demanding
and important alumni dues. However, the leading class will
meet this challenge.
We sincerely believe that this endeavor will be a success
and will serve as a timely witness to future beneficiaries
of our appreciation to Methodist College for what she has
done for us.
We request that you send your contribution by check to:
Mr. Charles K. McAdams, Methodist College, Fayetteville,
N.C. 28301. Pleasfe make your checks payable to: Class of
1966 Scholarship Fund.
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We wish you God's speed and hope to hear from you soon.
CLASS OF 1966 SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
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FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
233O1
May 9, 1967
TO THE METHODIST COLLEGE ALUMNI
Dear Friends:
We are writing to remind you of our Third Annual Alumni Banquet
scheduled for 7 o'clock, Saturday evening. May 27, in the college dining
hall.
Fran Abel Zeigler, '65, and her committee (Betty Bunce, '64; Reese
Edwards, '64; Connor Holland, '64; Doris Rulnick, '65; Doris Beard Britt,
'66; Tommy Yow, '66) are working hard to provide a profitable evening.
They have decided not to have a principal speaker but to concentrate on
fellowship and renewal of acquaintances, information, entertainment, and
the installation of new officers .
The cost of the meal will be $1.25 per plate. Bring as many guests
as you wish. Just fill out the enclosed reservation form and return it to
Charles K. McAdams, Director of Alumni Affairs, by May 24.
We are enclosing a progress report of the Alumni Loyalty Fund. If
you have not participated we hope you will do so soon so that we may have
a good report at the time of the banquet. Also, don't forget to mail your
ballot for Alumni officers .
We'll see you May 2 7 .
Sincerely yours,
Roger Williams, President
Alumni Association
Charles K. McAdams, Director
Alumni Affairs
Enclosures (3)
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER - Schools and Colleges Edition
METHODIST COLLEGE
FayetteviIle. North Carolina 28301
Charles K. McAdan<s, Director of Public Re tat ions
February 5, 1968
FAYETTEVILLE
With a current record enrollment of Iu69 students,
a full-time faculty of 60 members, an operating budyet- of $1,685,000,
13 buildings completed and in use, and construction now in progress
on three structures with contracts amounting to r^ore than $1,700,000,
Methodist College continues to be one of the modern-day ir trades
in Christian higher education.
Present construction consists of a new adtr-inistrat ion b u i l d i n g ,
an addition to the student union and a fine arts b u i l d i n g with a
1200-seat auditorium.
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From I96u when the college opened with 88 students, 4 build- .
ings and 10 faculty members, the growth to the present t i n.e has
been phenoninal.
In November, 1966, f u l l accreditation was granted to the
col I eye by the Southern Association of Colleges and schools.
In
November, 1967, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
declared that the college is r,teet i ny all of the guidelines and
standards of the teacher education•proyrar.
With the projected rs;ax i nsuru enrollment of i,20U students now
in sight, emphasia on faculty continues to stress quality.
percent of the present faculty hold doctorate deyroes.
Forty
This trend is expected to continue as the college accelerates
its efforts to attract and keep a faculty of exceptionally we i I qualified educators, w h i l e at the same time fcaintaining a favorable
faculty-student ratio.
In its curriculum, Methodist College emphasizes the humanities
and basic sciences.
The two standard baccalaureate degrees, the
Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science, are conferred upon
those students who complete a l l the requ iregents.
From the 13 majors, students may choose courses of study leading to the Christian ministry, Christian education work, missionary
service, public school teaching, government service, law, medicine,
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dentistry, engineering, business, music and others.
The fine arts program is closely interwoven with that of the
community and provides cultural enrichment for the entire area
in the fields of art, music and drama.
DEAN'S LIST
FALL SEMESTER
1967-68
Freshmen
A l l e n , Sharon Lee L^W^n, N £•
Barefoot, Horace " / : *'•-•-•'>*-"» **C
Brown, John W.
Burgess, Alvin
XDarden, Ann F"< ;••
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DeLoach, Susan C
Fasul, Anna S.
Hambright, Gould M.
Haracivet, Dale
XJess, Elva L. K «•/>><
Jones, Gwendolyn S.
Jones, Thomas H.
Jordan, Robert M.
Kennedy, Donna 1
Reeves, Kenneth J.
Rollins, Harriet6oU^ri>(^
Vann, Sarah^^fee*
f*«sfMWilliams, William
Sophomores
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Adams, Leonard
Alexander,
Bowers, S. Price
Cash, Curtis
Chastain, Virginia
Eurey, Linda /.infi»W
Evans,
Grau, Carol
Hall, Linda
Herring, Brenda
James, Sue Carol
Keller, Theresa AberdeeK;
XKestner, Robert
Leimone, Amelia
McKnight, Janey
McPhail, Linda
Marshall, Donald
Milner, Karen E.
XMitchell, Herbert
Norman, Caroline
Parrous, Helen
Qualliotine, Diane
Ramsey, David
Ricker, Vivian
Schutz, Barbara
fc-=^
Schwint^, Alan
Smith, Janet
jJC W*^
Smith, Leta Anne lAiW;-Ve
fJC_
Starnes, Bonnie
Stevens, Jonnie
Taber, Patricia
Thomas, Judith
Todd, Michael
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Twine, Carter
MC,
Wells, Wyatt
Wicker, Terry
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List, continued
Seniors
niors
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Baxley, Anna Pilon
Bonette, Barbara
Boone, Barbara
Boose, Terry 1^
Bruton, Linda Sue
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Byerly, Allen
Carr, Beth
)(Dailey, Gloria
Dean, Richard
Denning, Eiiane j)l)^^ ,.
De Ra mu s ^ David ft**W*t# i**
Dietrich, Charles^Wr^o
Dillard, James
Estes, William
Hale, Michael
Hammond, Trudy Hill
Hatchell, David"
H u b b a r d , M a r g a r e t fione
Ittenbach, Sandra /_(^<i«
Jeffreys, Jackie
Jervis, Robert
Johnson, Rita fe
Skade M-J
Johnson, Sandra
Keeter, Regina
J^argent, William
Loschiavo, James
McNeill, Janis F
Marcy, Janice
Mauney, Karabeth
Mazza , Mic
Monroe, M a r y Ann
M u l d r o w , Jessie
M u r r a y , Kenneth
P e r r y m a n , Linda U)ins~t(W\
P r o c t o r , S t u a r t / \\lfis-hi'n<j^:6n
R a n s o n e , H a r r i e t l^ithmond. /Vo.-,
Seymour, Lynda/4tupoet/A/.CShanks, Marie
Smith, Marilyn
Smith, Raymond
Stanton, I
Tupper, Myron
Vieth, Ricky 5'pa.rtft
Vincelette, Barney
Wells, Woodrow
Wingate, Mary
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Barkley, jean
Barnes, Randall
Billings, William "P>u£ba
Blackmor., .JeanBreeden, Billy
Brown, David
Bryant, Catherine
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M <•
Bullard, Donald ^
,— Bunce, Linda —Chance, Harry
Council, William/6"/7 z-1*
—D'Alessandro, Richard'
Davis, Donna K.d.
Fermanides, Mary
Ferrell, Patsy
French, Grover L
Gosier,
Harmon, Wayne
Harper , Amelia
Heliotis, Margaret
Herbert, Gordon B.
Holmes, Alice
Hughes, Robert
Humphrey, James
u. n
Jackson, Aileen
Jones, Bruce
LaBelle, James
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Lane, Constance Cl/n^0/v
Legates, Rodney
McDuffie, Nancy
McPherson, Terry
Meier, Barbara
^-Payne, Sally Jo"
*. ^Ratliff, Elainel
i. n n .
Reinert, Paul VRicks, Lydia B.
Rosser, Brenda
Sheppard, Jean-Wi
Smith, Eugene
XSmith, Paul E. sj~.
Strickland, Sandra
Taylor, David K.
Trousdale, Wayne £
Tolson, Mrs. Linda
S.d.
Turlington^ Ronald
Underwood, Dianne <
Vessia, Sarah
Warren, Ethel G.
Waterfield, Patricia
Weeks, James
Williams, Robert
Williamson, Rebecca
THE MARSHVILLE HOME
Marshville, North Carolina
28103
.hodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
Charles K. McAciams, Director of Public Relations
February 7, 1968
for immediate release
Fayetteviile, N.C.—Miss Brenda T.;al, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V.mon
F. Teal of Marshville, will serve as piano accompanist for Mrs. Barbara Lawson
in her senior voice recital at Methodist College, Fayetteville, N . C., on
Saturday evening, February 10, in the Methodist College Union.
Miss Teal is a senior music major at the college. She has sung in the
college chorus and has, participated in numerous other musical activities on the
college campus.
Miss Teal was organist for the Methodist College Chorus in a concert
presented by the chorus in the Marshville Methodist Church on Sunday,
January 28.
THE TIMES MESSENGER
Fairmont, North Carolina 28340
ihodist College
r ayetteville, North Carolina 28301
'harl'es K. McAdams, Director of Public R.lations
,-aary 7, 1968
for immediate release
."ayetteville, N . 3.—Miss Brenda Teal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
V -rnon F. T ,al of Marslwilie and formerly of Fairmont, will serve as piano
accompanist for Mrs. Barbara law son in her senior voice recital at Methodist
Joilege, Fayetteville, N. O . , on Saturday evening, J'ebruary 10, in the
N
Methodist College Union.
Miss Teal is a senior music major at the college. She has s\m:i in the
college chorus and has participated in numerous other musical activities.on
the college campus.
THE CHESTERFIELD ADVERTISER
Chesterfield, South Carolina 29709
Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
Charles K. McAdams, Director of Public Relations
February 7, 1968
for immediate release
Fayetteville, N . C.— Miss Brenda Teal of Marshville, N. C. and
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granddaughter of Mr, B. Thurman Teal and niece of -.Irs1. Bessie Criggs, both
of Chesterfield, S. C., will serve as piano accompanist for Mrs. Barbara
Laxvson in her senior voice recital at Methodist College, Fayetteville, N. C.
on Saturday evening, February 10, in the Methodist College Union.
Miss Teal is a senior music major at the college. She lias sung in the
college chorus and has participated in numerous other musical activities on
the college campus .
TH3 FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVES "Attention; r»rs. '>t^ffitt.
'•uist College
' ' . ] . "ulEDIATE RSLiAS
Fay^tcjville, North Carolina 2o301
Jaa;1--s .<. McAdams, Lttructor of Public Relations
;ary 7, 1958
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Barbara Simmons '..awson, spprano, will b«i presented by tha Methodisr
Joilc^e Music Department in bar senior recital oa Saturday evening, February 1 .,
at . .''clock in the coile-;,, union. ,
.' irs. Lawson, a stuUant of A'an M. Porter of tlao- College's rnusic faculty,
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-ife of Slade Burton '.awson, Jr. of Fayetteviisv -and the daughter of
"'r.s . •-'•:. Clayton Simmons, alao of "ayettoviiie. Sue is a 1954 jrauuatJ
3f :iij Payettevills Senior High School where she was a member of the high schooi
and received the J^a/ninaae Music Av/ard.
For four years Mrs. Lav/son has been a soloist with the Methodist JoJU.
. Far two years 3no aas SiSrved as secretary-treasurer of the coil®3--. oihaptur .-i the Music Educators National Conference. She is also a me moor of c, .
Suaaisn Club. She is orjanist-choir director at. the P rson Street. Methodise
irch of Fayettevilie.
, .4«s will be accompanied at the piano by Brenaa T-.al, junior music -a
ana i.iu-Jant of Mrs, J>-.an liuiea.
Iter recital program iacludas: four sacred son.;s i>y Purcell ~ "An 2v-.->itn j .
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e Sing to Bin," !1TiK3 Blessed Virgin's Jl.xpostuiation" and "L^rd,
Ic '..:aa. ' These are followed by "B^iJa VH'toria" by Scnvjncini; "Se tu.m'ami"
G. 3. P-irgolesi; three nu.^^rs by Mozart — ":&aent>j la oal^a," ; 'Non rni
TiW ^ueen of Ivight'e Vungoance Aria. '
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v.vson - pay<* 2
Also, two numbers i?y R. Schumann — ' Morgans steh ich auf uncs frage" and
'Dor Nussbaum." The so aro followed by two numbers i>y Brahms — ''V,,r.,, :
Stanachan" and "So willet du otes Armen.
Tiie recital concludes v/ith "When I Jama Parth T^is Morn" by Michael "H^aci
..' Thro1 Night's Caressing Grip" by 'Benjamin Britten; "'The Music Box
D. Turner; "Song of the Op^n* by Frank' La Forga. .
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THE FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER (Jim Pharr), WIDU, WFNC, WFLB, WFAI, WFBS,
WILMINGTON MORNING STAR
Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
Charles K. McAdams, Director of Public Relations
February 12, 1968
For immediate release
Fayetteville—Dr. William C. Cooper, Area Chairman of Science and Mathematics and professor of chemistry at Methodist College, will serve as a judge for the
science category in the 1968 Golden Star Awards Program sponsored by the Star-News
Newspapers of Wilmington.
The program is designed to recognize meritorious achievement by high school
seniors in Southeast North Carolina in the categories of English, foreign language,
mathematics, science, social science, arts, industrial education, journalism, music,
speech, drama, agriculture, athletics, citizenship and general scholarship.
Dr. Cooper holds the A . B . degree from Pomona College and the M.A. and Ph.D.
degrees from Harvard University. He has been employed in chemical research and
development in industry and came to Methodist College in 1966 from Simpson College,
Indianola, Iowa where he was on the chemistry faculty.
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kiotaodist College
Fayetteville , North Carolina 20301
Charles K. McAdains, Director of Public Relations
February 12, 1968
For immediate release
Fayetteville — Tae • lethodist College Chorus lias recently completed its
second annual concert tour v/ith appearances in selected churches in piedmont and
V/Q stern North Carolina.
They will also provide special music for District Lay Rallies of the N .C»
Conference of The Methodist Church on February 13 at New Bern, February 15 at
Burlington and February 20 at Rockingham.
The chorus, under the direction of Alan M. Porter, instructor in voice and
choral music, is a select 'jToup of thirty young men and women from seven statas.
Tlie concerts include great sacred choruses from all the major stylistic periods .
One ox the most popular portions of the concert is a selection from the mass entitled
"•-Ujjoice" by Herbert Draesel, Jr., which is composed in the folk idiom.
Chorus members from Fayetteville are: Byrd Subank, Robert Jervis, Mrs. Barbara
Lawson^CJaroIe McKnight, Lodewyk Mason. Mrs. Linda Schafer, Donald Snelgrove,
Tyler Turner^ -Connie Vidrine , Mrs , Kathy Warner, Vivian V/ebb .
Other members from H-.-rth Carolina are: Jan Cranford, Robblns; Jeannine
Faulkner^ Kittrell; Robert Flynn, Roxboro; Mrs, Amelia Harper, Rutherford Jollege;
Gregory Kissell, Fuquay-Varina; Lynn Moore. Beaufort; Jesse Staton, Windsor; Brewda
Teal, Llarahville; Roy Wilson t Fort Bragg,
Out-of*state members are: Beth Baldwin, Karen Rogers and Dru Taylor,
dria, Vfe^; Georgia Bryant, Williamsburg, Va.; Carole Burke, South Burlington* Vt,;
ampbell, Bridgeton, N.J.; Richard Estes, Springfield, Va.; Tommy
rg, Va.; Jack Kerr, Buffalo, N.Y.; Janet Perry, Danbury, Conn»; Raymond
, Pa,; Anthony Whisler, 7/aynesboro, Pa.
NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
Methodist College
Payottoville, North Carolina 283.01
diaries K. .McAdams, Director of Public Relations
?_bruary 14, 1953,
outline
METHODIST COLLEGE LECTURER~Dr. Norman St. John-Stevas, center, who
spoke at Methodist College recently, chats with Dr. John Tobler, cright,
chairman of Social Sciences and professor of political science at the college,
and Bob Hughes of Fayetteville, president of the college's History and Political
Science Club. Dr. St. John-Stevas, a Danforth Lecturer and a member of the
British Parliament, spoke on "The Atlantic Community and the. Common Market.11
Photo->»Charles McAdams
?AY2TTSVILL£ OBSERVE I - Aitontion; Tim Pharr
dist College
^tevilla, North Carolina 23301
.iarisDs K. McAuams,
:or of Public Relations
ruary 14, 1958
7 r immediate
?ayetteville~The names of 152 students who have qualified for the Oman's
.ist at Methodist College for the fall semester of 13J7-3J academic year have
i released by Dr. Samuel J, Vvomack, Jr., Doan oi the college.
To qualify for this honor a student must earn .a 'B" average or better on
lo jr more semester hours.
.
Fayetteville students named for this honor are: Freshmen - Ann Dardea,
Anna S. Fasui, Gould M. Hambright, Dale Haracivet-, Gvv-endolyn S. Jones,
f~e tie OA5A';'/ i.t«?, A '"•
.tas -H. Jones, Robert .M. Jordan, Donnal Kennedy, runneth J. Reeves.
lOphomoras-'-S. Price .Bowan, Curtis Gash, Virginia Chastain, Linda Hail,
w>rt Kustner, Carole ..loKnight, Linda McPhaii, Karen £. Milner, Carciiao.
;len Parrous, Diane ^ualliotina, David Ramsey, Janet Smith* Carter T\.
Juniors -Anna Barley, Barbara Boone, Unda Bruton, James Diliard, . .ijliael
Halo, Trudy Hammond, Iljbert Jervis, William L. Largeat III, James Loschiava,
.or/ Monroe, Jessie
..ow, Kenneth Murray, .Marie Shanks, Marilyn Smith,
.usyr.iond'Smith, vJyron Tapper, ;/»oodrow Wells.
i.niors - jjHHHNMNMTBilly Breeden, Catharine Bryant, Richard
'Alosoandro, ^iary Fannanidss, Patsy Ferrell, .Yayne Harmon, Margaret Holiotis,
Alijo Holmes, Robert Hugiies-, Ailaen Jackson, Boioo J^nes, Jamas LaBella,
.-y McDuffie, Barbara Ivloier, Sally Jo Payna, Li.
jks, Brenda RJS^ ,
ith, Sandra 5u"ii;kiand, David K. Taylor, Sarali V^ssia,
.otaodist College - pago 2 - February 14, 193:
atrljia v.aterfiald, Janes \, Robert Wtllians.
Other Fayjttovillo area students qualifying for this honor are: Linda E
,
::i; Sharon Lee Allen, Luraberton; Branda Eerrin-j, Vivian Rickar an
lliarason, Spring Lake; Theresa Kaller, Abordoon; Uta Anne Smith and Gloria
, -Xniloy, Vvhtta. Oak; T-rry V/icker and Donald Dullard, Saniord; Beth IJarr,
J"^-
Constance Lans and Rjnald Turlington, Clinton; • Dianno Donning, James Humphrey,
uan; J ,an Blackmon, J.^an Sheppard, Mrs. Ethel G. v/arran, Wada; Margarot
., E-jpe Mills? San<ira Ittsnbach, Linden; Harry Ciiance, Parkton; Jcnis ?ay
. .',J1-] '.-ill, Broadway; V/illiarn Gouncii, Elizabethtown; Paul E. Smith, St. Pauls.
Other 'North Carolina studants listed are: Loonard Adams, William
G jr-_:a Herbert and Sandra Vann, Durham;, .\lary Alexander and David
vA
Liarlotta; Eorace Barsfoot, ,-r&utiZj&5h; Susan DoLoach, Asheville; David Brc wn,
J-an Barkley, Donna Davis, Sue Carol James, Jackie Jeffreys, Rodney Logasus,
X
X
A
?caloigh; Earriett Itollins and Dianne Underwood, Goldsboro; Linda Eurey, Uncdhr
ton; T-rry Boose, Alion Byorly, Linda Perryraan, V. inston»S*alera; Gvov^f-r'.'onch,
-
A
>-
ton; idta Joiinsqn, Lurlington; Lks. Aniolia Harper, liutherford-Colleg^; ...... ;ina
-j?, Morehead City; /injlia Lonone,
Lofinone, Burgaw; Donald Marshall, K-rncr^
x
. Maunay and Linda Eoymour, Newport} ''erry
X
*
3 tames, Monroe; J nnio Stevens, Tabor Jity; J
x
Pharson, Rocklnghara;
Ctanton and .Vayne
.isdala, Elizabeth City; Judith Thomas, Asheooro; l.Iiuh.ael Todd, Ashovilio;
>A
X
'•oils, Gam^r; . .lam V/illiania, Pisgah F oroot; Mary Wingate, Greens
X"
Out-of-state stu
listed ara: John Brown, Piscatav/ay, N.J.; Alvin
;, Janice ^larcy, Alj;jandria, Va.; Randall Barn-oo, t/iarion, S.J.; Carol
.u, Altavista, Va.; Elv^ J-ss,
Kensington, Mu.; H^i-b^rt Mitchell, V/iil.
t
/
indkHarriet Ransone, iUchmond, Va»; Ciiav
v/
.--trich, Boilford, N.J.;
1st College - paga 3 - February 14,
I-Iaichell and Mrs. ..Jida Tel son, Fiorop -,
2-1 .Y
.JiB Johnson, :
i- \iarc Proctor, B^thescia, .
aad-a, K.J.;
.; 3iaine Ratliff, Bait.
. J.; Jaxnos Gosier, Bay 5,
laz:sa, B-ti'ii^l^ •.;, Pa.;
. ,
i.; ?a.ui Rainort,
XT
P 'ttstown. Pa.; Aian Scl&lnt, Matuchen, N.J.; Bu^ora Cchutz, Atlanta, GQ,;
X N.J.
.-/Viath, Spartanburj, O.3.; Barney Vinceletto, V-rona,
JLs~-~
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Tin: FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER - Attention: Tim Pharr
»
;nodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
Charles-K. McAdams, Director of Public Relations
February 14, 1368
.
For immediate release
Fayetteville—The names of 152 students who have qualified for the Dean's
:lst at Methodist College for the fall semester of 1957-33 academic year have
been released by Dr. Samuel J. "VVomack, Jr., Dean of the college.
To qualify for this honor a student must earn a ; B" average or better on
15 or more semester hours.
Fayetteville students named for this honor are: Freshmen - Ann Darden,
Anna S. Fasul, Gould M. Hambright, Dale Haracivet, Gwendolyn S. Jones,
Thomas H. Jones, Robert M. Jordan, Donnal Kennedy, Kenneth J. Reeves.
Sophomores - S. Price Bowen, Curtis Cash, Virginia Chastain, Linda Hall,
Robert Kestner, Carole McKnight, Linda McPhail, Karen £. Milner, Caroline Norman,
Helen Parrous, Diane Qualliotine, David Ramsey, Janet Smith, Carter Twine.
Juniors -Anna Baxley, Barbara Boone, Linda Bruton, Jarnes'Dillard, Michael
Hale, Trudy Hammond, Robert Jervis, William L. Largent III, James Loschiavo,
Mary Monroe, Jessie Muldrow, Kenneth Murray, Marie Shanks, Marilyn Smith,
Raymond Smith, Myron Tupper, vVoodrow Wells.
. Seniors -
Breeden, Catherine Bryant, Richard
D'AIessandro, Mary Fermanides, Patsy Ferrell, .Vayne Harmon, Margaret Heliotis,
Alice Holmes, Robert Hughes, Aiieen Jackson, Brace Jones, James LaBelle,
Nancy McDuffie, Barbara :\Icier, Sally Jo Payne, Linda Ricks, Brenda Rosser,
Eugene Smith, Sandra -Strickland, David K. Taylor, Sarah Vessia,
:Ctiioclist College - page 2 - February 14, 1968
Patricia V.aterfield, Jantos Vvaeks, Robert Williams.
Other Fayetteville area students qualifying for this honor are: Linda Bunco,
Stedman; Sharon Lee Allen, LumberEon; Brenda Herring, Vivian Ricker and Robecea
tiarason, Spring Lake; Theresa Keller, Aberdeen; Lita Anne Smith and Gloria
L. Dailey, White Oak; Turry Wicker and Donald Bullard, Sanford; Beth 3arr,
Constance Lane and Ronald Turlington, Clinton; Dianne Denning, James Humphrey,
Dunn; J-an Blackmon, Jean Sheppard, Mrs. Ethel G* Warren, "Wade; Margaret
Hubbard, Hope Mills; Sandra Ittenbach, Linden; Harry Chance, Parkton; Janis Fay
McNoill, Broadway; William Council, Elisabethtown; Paul E. Smith, St. Pauls.
Other North Carolina students listed are: Leonard Adams, William Billings,
Gordon Herbert .and Sandra Vann, Burharn; Mary Alexander and David DsRaraus,
Charlotte; Horace Barefoot, "Wilmington; Susan DoLoach, Asheville; David Brown,
J~an Barkiey, Donna Davis, Sue Carol Jarnes, Jackie Jeffreys, Rodney Legates,
Raleigh? Harriett Rollins and Dianne Underwood, Goldsboro; Linda Eurey, Lincohr
ton; Terry Boose, Allen Bye.rly, Linda Ferryman, Winston-Salem; Grover French,
Kinston;• Rita Johnson, Burlington; Mrs. Amelia Harper, Rutherford College; R-gina
Keeter, Morehead City; Amelia Letoone, Burgav^; Donald Marshall, Kornersville;
ICarabeth Mauney and Linda Seymour, Newport; Terry MoPherson, Rockingham;
Bonnie Starnes, Monroe; Jennie Stevens, Tabor City; Fred Stanton and Wayne
Trousdale, Elizabeth City; Judith Thomas, Asheboro; Micliael Todd, Asheviile;
..t Wells, Garner; William Williams, Pisgah Forest; MaryWingate, Greensboro,
Out-of~state students listed are: John Brown, Piscataway, N.J.; Alvin
Burgess, Janice Marcy, Alcrjanaria, Va.; Randall Barnes, Marion, S.C.; Carol
Grau, AltaVista, Va.; Elva Jess, Kensington, Md.; Herbert Mitchell, V/iIliai:i
andkHarriet Ransono, Richmond, Va.; Charles Dietrich, Belford, N.J.;
ctliociist College - page 3 - February 14, 1968
David Hatchell and Mrs. Linda Tolson, Florence, S. G.; James Gosier, Bay Shore,
N.Y.? Sandra Johnson, Maple Shade, N.J.; Michele Iviasza, Bethlehem, Pa.;
Stuart Proctor, Bethesda, Md.; Elaine Ratiiff, Baltimore, Md.; Paul Reinert,
Pottstown, Pa.; Alan Sclrwint, Metuchen, N.J.; Barbara Schutz, Atlanta, Ga.;
Ricky Vieth, Spartanburg, S.G.; Barney Vinceletto, Vorona, N.J.
Methodist Lists Students
Making Fall Dean's List
The names of 152 students Fermanides, Patsy F e r r e 11
who have qualified for the Wayne Harmon, M a r g a r e
Dean's List a t M e t h o d i s Heloitis, Alice Holmes, Rober
College for the fall semester Hughes, Aileen Jackson, Bruc
of 1967-68 academic year have Jones, James LaBelle, Nanc;
been released by Dr. Samue McDuffie, Barbara Meier, Sail;
J. Womack, Jr., dean of the Jo Payne, Linda Ricks, Brend
Rosser, Eugene Smith, Sandr;
college.
To qualify for this honor a Strickland, David K. Taylor
student must earn a "B' Sarah Vessia, P a t r i c i
'average or better on 15 or Waterfield, James Weeks an
Robert Williams.
more semester hours.
Fayetteville students namec Other Fayetteville a r e a
for this honor are: Freshmen students qualifying for thi
— Ann Darden, Anna S. Fasul honor are: Linda Bunce, Sted
Gould M. Hambright, Dale man; Sharon Lee A l l e n
Haracivet, Gwendolyn S. Jones Lumberton; Brenda Herring
Thomas H. Jones, Robert M. Vivian Ricker and Rebecc,
Jordan, Donnal Kennedy and Williamson, all of Spring Lake
Kenneth J. Reeves.
Thresa Keller, Aberdeen; Lita
Sophomores — S. P r i c e Anne Smith and Gloria D
Bowen, Curtis Cash, Virginia Dailey, both of White Oak; Ter
Chastain, Linda Hall, Roberl ry Wicker and Donald Bullard
Kestner, Carole McKnight, Lin- both of Sanford; Beth Carr
da McPhail, Karen E. Milner, Constance Lane and Ronalc
Caroline Norman, Helen Par- Turlington, all of Clinton; Dian
rous, Diane Qualliotine, David ne Denning, James Humphrey
Ramsey, Janet Smith and Dunn; Jean Blackmon, Jean
Carter Twine.
Sheppard and Mrs. Ethel G
Juniors — Anna Baxley, Warren, both of W a d e
Barbara Boone, Linda Bruton, Margaret Hubbard, Hope Mills
James Dillard, Michael Hale, Sandra Ittenbach, Linden; Har
Trudy Hammond, R o b e r t ry Chance, Parkton; Janis Fay
Jervis, William L. Largent III, McNeill, Broadway; William
James L o s c h i a v o , Mary Council, Elizabethtown; Paul E
Monroe, Jessie Muldrow, Ken- Smith, St. Pauls.
neth Murray, Marie Shanks, Other North Carolina students
Marilyn Smith, Raymond Smith, lisetd are: Leonard Adams
Myron Tupper and Woodrow William Billings, G o r d o i
Wells.
Herbert and Sandra Vann, al
Seniors — Billy Breeden, of Durham; Mary Alexander
Catherine Bryant, R i c h a r d and David DeRamus, Charlotte;
D ' A 1 es s a n dr o , M a r y Horace Barefoot, Wilmington;
Susan DeLoach, A s h e v i l l e ;
3avid Brown, Jean Barkley
Donna Davis, Sue Carol James
Jackie Jeffreys and Rodney
Legates, all of Raleigh; Jarriett
Collins and Dianne Underwood,
joth of Goldsboro; Linda Eurey,
,incolnton.
Terry Boose, Allen Byerly and
Linda Ferryman, all of WinstonSalem; Grover F r e n c h ,
Cinston; Rita Johnson, Burlngton; Mrs. Amelia Harper,
lutherford College; R e g i n a
Seeter, Morehead City; Amelia
,eimone, Burgaw; D o n a l d
Marshall, K e r n e r s v i l l e
Carabeth Mauney and Linda
Seymour, all of Newport; Terry
McPherson, Rockingham.
Bonnie Starnes, Monroe; Jonnie Stevens, Tabor City; Fred
Stanton and Wayne Trousdale,
both of Elizabeth City; Judith
Thomas, Asheboro; Michael
Todd, Asheville; Wyatt Wells,
Garner; William W i l l i a m s ,
Pisgah Forest; Mary Wingate,
Greensboro.
Out-of-state students listed
are: John Brown, Oscataway,
N.J.; Alvin Burgess and Janice
Marcy, both of Alexandria, Va.
Randall Barnes, Marion, S.C.
Carol Grau, Altavista, Va.
Elva Jess, Kensington, Md.
Herbert Mitchell, William Estes
and Harriet Ransone, all of
Richmond, Va.; C h a r l e s
Dietrich, Belford, N.J.; David
Hatchell and Mrs. Linda Tolson,
both of Florence, S.C.; James
Gosier, Bay Shore, N.Y.; Sandra Johnson, Maple Shade,
N.J.; Michele Mazza,
Bethlehem, Pa.; Stuart Proctor,
Bethesda, Md.; Elaine Ratliff,
Baltimore, Md.; Paul Reinert,
Pottstown, Pa.; Alan Schwint,
Metuchen, N. J.; B a r b a r a
Schutz, Atlanta, Ga.; Ricky
Vieth, Spartanburg, S.C.; and
Barney Vincelette, Verona, N.J.
THE FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER: Mrs. Moffitt
CALENDAR OF EVENTS: Mrs. Henley
Methodist College
Fayotteville, North Carolina 283.01
Charles K. McAdams, Director of Public Relations
February 15, 1968
outline
AT METHODIST COLLEGE—Elwood Adams, world renowned violinist, will appear
in concert at Methodist College 'Wednesday evening, February 21, at 8 o'clock
in the Student Union. Adams will appear under the auspices of the Association
of American Colleges Arts Program. This concert is the seventh event in the
annual concert-lecture series sponsored by Methodist College and is open to
\o public with no admission charge.
THE FAYETTEVliLE OBSERVER
Methodist Coi
Fayettevi i ,e, North Carolina
I W.ED I ATE RELEASE
28301
Charles K. McAdsrs, Director of Public Relations
Febrt,?ary iy,
'./hen £E I! wjffl/Adams,
wf$/Occurs, V is o iiiinniIaat,
t , appears in concert nt Method! at
College, Wednesday evenir.c;, February 21, he w i f ! bs uss'u^ a rcrra
and-prized violf'n once owned by the Belgian Cor poser Eugene Yaaye.
This V i o i i n i^<as been the constant travel ins oowpenlon of Adc.rs,
&f
American V i o l ini^t, aw he proforsed ir. Riissis, Germany, 3elciu«',
France, Rop^anie, Poland and Car&'Ja,
Ader.s receJvo.i th;.= instrument,
made by the famous French luthfer Jcan-Bapt i ste Vui I leuine (17981875), fro?;! the henda or the Belgian ?ue&n aftor L! s prefer ence
in the Queen I: I izebcth Competition of 1959*
The concert wi i 1 bs heid in the Student Union on che rvethcciist
Co I I eye campus at o:OC p.m.
charge.
The p u b l i c is invited with no admission
Contact:
Carol Ouverscn
February 20, 1^68
rOR
JT-^TFDTATE RELEASE
?AY>TTEVILLE - Four Durham residents rank among the l£2 students qualifying for
the 1967-6.° fall semester Dean's List at Methodist College, accord-nor to Dr.
Samuel J. Wonack, Jr., Dean of the Collet.
They ares
Leonard Adams, son of Mr. and --Irs. James R» Gillians of 318
Gary St.j William Billings, son of Mrs. Celeste I.I. Billings of 1209 Liberty
St.; Cordon Herbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Herbert of U6 Beverly Dr.;
and Ssndra Vann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vann of 1111 Oakland Ave.
Billings presently edits the Carillon, the college yearbook, and serves as
archivist and parliamentarian and en the academic a'ffairs committee ;~f the
Student Government Association. The Durham senior is also a member of the
Student Education Association and has b en editor and ne*?s editor of c-msll Trlk
the crnnus newspaner.
Miss Vann is the recipient of a M~thodist College Merit Scholarship. To
qualify for the Dean's list a student must earn a "P" average or better on
15 or more semester hours.
Contact: C^rol Ouverson
February 22, 1968
FOR IMMEDIATE
FATFTTE7TLLE - Tvo Charlotte residents rank among the 152 students on the
1967-68 fall semester Dean's List at Methodist College, p.ecordiner to T)r»
Samuel «J. Womack, Jr., Dean of the College*
They are Ksry Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, '-•'. T. Alexander, and
David DeRamus, son. of Mr., and Mrs. J. T. HeRanus of 2115 Runnymede Lane.
Miss Alexander is a sophomore mag" or ing in Christian Education.
ed "rom Garlnfjer Sigh School in 1?66.
She was
"DG^ainus, a junior, is a
graduate of Myers P':rk Hiffh,
To qualify for the Dean's List, a student must earn at least a "B"
average on a minimum of 15 semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having enrolled
1069 students in the fall semes ber from 6U counties in North Carolina
and 17 other states.
I
Contscts
Carol Ouverson
j
February 22, 1968
FOR P*'OPIATE RELEASE
F/tYGTTEVTLLE - Horace Barefoot ranks amonp; the l£2 students on the 196?-6n
fall serorst' r "lean's List a", Methodist College, accord-in? t<- Dr. Samuel J.
Womack, Jr., Dean of the College. He is the son or the Rev. and Mrs.
Horace Barefoot, Sr. of 202 Idol St.
Barefoot and his wife, the ^orra^r Sylvia Hops Csrtsr, are both in
their freshman year at Methodist.
'He is 'najorini? :n Religion.
To qualify for t-he Dean's List a student must «arn a "f" ar better
average on 1^ or more semester hours.
-
Methodist Oollrqe as in its eighth academic yesr, havinr enrolled 1069
students in. the fall semester from oh counties ~'n North Carolina and
1? ot'ier states.
I
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL
Contact:
and
TWIN CITY SENTINEL
Card Cuver&on
February 22r
1968
FOJt {iyi^EDi. ,TL KCjL£r.--L
F A Y E T T f c V i L L £ - Three >A i nston-oa t em recicents'earned a place nmong
the
\5Z etudents or. the
I96/-6B f a i l sen-ester Dean's List at:
Methodist CoHege, according to Dr. oatruei J . cvetnacts, Jr.,
Dean of the C o i s c e c .
They a r e : , Terry boose, sen ov i<r. ar.u iVrs.
i pi L. Boose
of 3545 Ki i.haven Roau. ; A i i e n Byerly, aon of i's^s. Hurreer Jer,;es
Byeriy of
435 Ays i on ivOGd., and Line;a 5 errysan, ae.u£:ivber of
and Rrs. Robert F'erryrian of
f-;r.
i i 9 ivest Devonshire itrt-et.
Boose, a junicr ttajcritvg in business aoiaini strati on,
/
man on the varsity soccer teae:.
is a letter-
Eypriy is a junior liberal ,«rts
ir,cijor ana Miss i-'erryKan, president of her u a ML-us res i dence t i ^ i i ,
i .3 a j ur, i or hi utory riQ j or .
To qualify for the Ueen's List a student must earn at i eeist
a "B' averase on 15 or more semester hours.
Methodist Cci lege is in its eiyhth acadeitsic year, having
enrol Jed »C&9 students in the fail setne&ter from 64 counties in
North Carolina and i'/ ether states.
_/ "A? A"
Contact: Carol Ouverscn
February 22, 1968
. FOR P^
' R~X.EASF
FATFITEVTLLE - Six Raleigh residents rank ancng the l£2 students nsmed to the
1967-68 f&ll semester Dean's List at Methodist College, according to Dr. Samuel
J. Womsck, Jr., Dean of the College.
They are: David Brown, 38lit Blend R.; Jean Barkley, ?108 Sierra Dri-PJ
Donna Devi a, Route 6; Sue Carol Jemes, £?£3 ^"2nn c>t.; Jr-ckie Jeffreys, Route
? and Rodney Legates, 1333 -alnut Trail»
loth Brown and Kiss Davis, \seniors, serve on the Student -overnmpnt Association,
Prown as vi.ce president and Kiss Davis as a senior senator, !'i ?s Davis and wiss
Berkley are recipients cf four-resr scholarships.
To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn at Irsst a "rn ayera^e
on 1? or more sertester hours.
"ethodist College is in "ts ejghth acadenic year, bavins; enrolled 1069 students
in the fall semester frora 6h counties in North Carolina dnd 17 other states.
Contact: Carol Ouverson
February 22, 1968
FOR rWDiATF RFL5ASF.
FAYETTZVILLF, - Susan DeLoacb ranks amonr: the l£2. students on the 1967-68
fall semester Dean's List at Methodist College, ftcecrdin^ to Dr. Samuel
J«. Womack, «^r., Dean of the College. She is thf; daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. 0. DeLoach of °>3 Bear Creek Rd.
Miss womKcn is a -Jupior at "''ethod^ <?t majoring in felementary sducatlon
To ouglifj for the Dean's Li^t a student fust earn a niP-w or better
average on 15 or more semester hours.
Methodist College is "in its eighth academic ye?r, having enrolle'd
1069 students in the fsll semester from 6!i counties in i^orth Carolina
and 17 other states.
LINCOLN TIMES (Lincolnton)
Contact:
Carol Ouverson
February 22, 1968
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FAYETTEVILLE - Linda Eurey earned a place among the I 52 students
on the 1967-68 fall semester Deanfs List at Methodist College,
according to Dr. Samuel j. Womack, Jr., [Jean of the College.
The Lincolnton sophomore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul H. Eurey of 515 kadi son Street and a S966 graduate of Lincointon
H i gh School.
To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn at least
a "B" average on IS or more semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having
enrolled 1069 students in the f a l l semester from 64 counties in
North Carolina and 17 other states.
VALDESE NEWS ( V a l d e s e )
and
MORGANTOWN NEWS-HERALD
(Morgantown)
Contact:
Carol Ouvepson
February 23, 1958
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FAYETTEVILLE - Mrs. A m e l i a H a l l Harper earned a place among the
152 students on the 1967-68 fall semester Dean's List at Methodist
College, according to Dr. Samuel J. Wotnack, Jr., Dean of the Col Iege.
Mrs. Harper, a senior, is a 1964 graduate of Vaidese High
School and is majoring in Music Education.
Both she and her
husband, Robert, also a Methodist College senior, were named to
the Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges
for 1967-68.
The talented Mrs. Harper directs the choir of Wesley Heights
Methodist Church in Fayetteville and works as a secretary
in the
music department at the college. She is a member of the Methodist College Chorus and has
recently served as director of the chorus for two concerts, one
in New Bern and one in Rocki ngharr..
To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn at ieast
a "B" average on 15 or more semester hours.
THE DAILY TIMES NEWS (Burlington)
Contact:
Carol Guverson
February 22, 1968
FGfMMMEDjATE RELEASE
FAYETTEVILLE - Rita Johnson earned a place among the 152 students
on the 1967-68 fall semester Dean's List at Methodist College,
according to Dr. Samuel J. Woraack, Jr., Dean of the College.
Miss Johnson, a junior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Vernon Johnson of 174k West Davis Street.
Mua-d^^^Z^^oi^iet
M>£sJ}f»WBi>^5fc_£<5t^^
To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn a "B"
average or better on IS or more semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having
enrolled 1069 students in the fall semester from 64 counties in
North Carolina and !7 other states.
CARTERET NEWS TIMES (Morehead
Contact:
City)
Carol Ouverson
February 22,
i968
FOR If4 EDIfcTE
FAYETTEVILLE-Seyina Keeter ranks among che 152 students or. the
1967-68 fa i « semester Dean's List at Kethociist C c i i e c e , occoroin-j
to Or, oart.ue i J, «*or.iaCKf
Jr., Dean of t»«e Col i«^e-
Miss f.eeter, a junior,
keeter of Country Club iioad.
i si the daughter of kr. un<u N.ra, J. C.
She J s planninu a~ teaching career.
To qualify for, tho Dean's ^ist a student ..ust fcarn at
least
a ' S " average or* better on !5 or iitoru &emester hours.
Methodist C c i j o c , e is
in its
eightfc academic year, having
/
enroiUid luoy stuiar.ts in the f a i ! semester frois 64 counties
in hiortii C a r o l i n a and i7 ether states.
*
Contacts
Carol OWTS n
February ?3, 1
- -onnal G. Kr.nnei.i-/ rv=r,tr? .--,. r: the lr? s'. ; v:-ts on the
"ncarv.-r Bern's Li.;'t at Me+hodigt ->il--:-e> acccrd-^n- to ->. !
r'i J.
--orst-r-,, - r r», H^arj of the "cller?e,
"'•nnr- 1 ^, a 1^67 ^r£.vu«tc- .of Jtrves 'Vntral U- h rk:5-ool, •',«. ',HO .
. i" of ^r.'.-Efi^ ";•••-. Audrey^. Kennedy of i'ollocksv^lle.
/alify f-.-r tK. ^esn's Lint a ;?tV3d^nt ruis*. ecrr, et, I P - • t •' '' "
on 15 or norr ft^nertfr h-rurs,
•-'eth<
". Ccllepe is in its ei "H•• a<
rst-Jtirrrts In \he fall semester fr-." c': c
ot cr sta1;: .
' c r^er, havlnr '-rollr^
- ;
. rtb Jfer*ol^ns •
RENDER CHRONICLE (Burgaw)
Contact:
WILMINGTON MORNING STAR (Wilmington)
Carol Ouverson
February 22, 1968
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FAYETTEVILLE - A m e l i a C. Leimone ranks among the 152 students on
the 1967-68 fail semester Dean's List at Methodist College, according to Dr. Samuel J. Womack, Jr., Dean of the College.
V< i ss Leimone is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lei'mone
of rural Burgaw.
The 20-year-old sophomore serves as secretary
of her campus residence h a l l and is planning a teaching career.
To qualify for the Dean's List a student rcust earn at ieast
a "B" average on 15 or more semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year^ having
enrolled 1069 students in the f a i l semester from 64 counties in
North Carol 5na and 17 other states.
KERNERSVILLE NEWS ( K e r n e r s v i I Ie)
Contact: Car-oi Guverson
February 22,
!968
FOR IfcfcEDh'.TE KrlLEAiE
FAYETTEV I LLE - Dor.diJ c . ' f ' c r s h , e i i renks atnony the ;j2 students on
the 1967*68 f c« i I S3ii.es't<ir Jean'^ L t o t at
• i 119. to Dr, Odtruei J.
Mdthodist C o i i e g e , accord-
.kCTidck, J r . , Dears of ti:o College.
i>'ut*shu I ! , <_. sophomore utajoring in ousineas adni ni atrat i on,
the son cf ^.r. and fcrs. Ralph E. f>:ersh.ail of Rcute 3To qua > ivy for
tise Dean's i-ist a student c-uat earn at
a "B'" averacs on 15 or
! east
R_ore SemeaCer hours.
Methodist CoHeye is in its
eighth acodciruc yecr, having
erirc i led il-O^ stitc-en'ca in "che fa! i > semester frcav 64 count; ies in
North Carolina a n d - 1 7 other states.
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SUN JOURNAL (New Bern)
HAVELOCK PROGRESS (Havelock)
CARTERET NEWS TIMES (Morehead City)
Contact:
Caret Ouverson
February 23, 19^8
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FAYETTEVILLE - Two coeds from Newport rank among the io2 students
on the 1967-68 fail semester Dean's List at Methodist College,
according to Dr. Samuel J. Womack, Jr., Dean of the College.
They are Sharon Mauney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. /.eb fceuney.
New Bern St., and Lynda Seymour, daughter of the Kev. and Mrs. E.
F. Seymour, koute 2,
Miss Mauney, a junior history major, ptans a teaching career?.,.
She is the recipient of a four-year Rehabilitation Scholarship.
Miss Seymour, a junior majoring in elementary education, holds
a Methodist College Merit Scholarship.
To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn at least
a "B" average on 15 or more semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having
enrolled 1069 students in the fall semester from 64 counties
in North Carolina and 17 other states.
richmond county journal (Rockingham)
SANDHILL INDEPENDENT (Rockingham)
Contact:
Carol Ouverso©/
February 23, 1968
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FAYETTEVILLh - Terry McPherson ranks among the 152 students on .
the 1967-68 fall semester Dean's List at Methodist College,
according to Dr. Samuel J. Wornack, Jr., Dean of the College.
McPherson, a senior, is a 1964 graduate of Rockingham
High school and the sen of f*r. and Mrs. Woodrow W. MePheraon,
Route 3-
On campus he is active in intramural sports and is
a Student Government Association Senator.
To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn at least
a "B" average on 15 or more semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having
enrolled 1069 students in the fall semester from 64 counties in
North Carolina and 17 other states.
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Contact:
Carol Ouverson
February 22, 196?8
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FAY5TTEVILLE - Two Goldsboro residents rank among the l£2 students named to the
1967-68 fall semester Dean's List at Methodist College, according to Dr.
Samuel J, Womack, Jr., Dean of the College,
They are Harriet Rollins, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James F. Rollins of
1711 E. Pine St., and Diane Underwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Underwood of 108 Ash St.
Kiss Rollins is a 1967 graduate of Qoldsboro High School, fcolds a Methodist
College Merit Scholarship and is planning a teaching career* Miss Underwood, a
senior, is majoring in elementary education and serves in the Student Education
Association,
To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn at least a "P" average
on 1? or more semester hours,
- Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having, enrolled 1069
students in the fall semester from 6U counties in North Carolina and 17
other states.
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Contact*
Carol Guverson
February 22, 1968
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FAIETTEVILLE - Two Elizabeth City residents rank among the l£2 students named to
the 1967-68 fall semester Dean's List at Methodist College, according to Dr.
Samuel J. Womsck, Jr., r>ean of tnr? College.
They are Fred M. Stanton, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Stanton, Sr.,
of HOU Cedar St., and R. tfayne Trousdale, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Trousdale
of 11L S. Ash St.
Stanton, a member of the class of 1970, is a politics! science major.
Trousdale, a senior history major, is a Student Ipvrnment Associate Justicf,
president of Circle K, and was vice"president of his class during his junior year,
.To qualify for the Dean's List, a "tudent.must earn at least a "B" average
on 15 or more semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having enrolled 1069
students in the fall semester from 6l± counti.es in North Csrolina and 17
other states.
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Contact*
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Carol Ouverscn
February 22, 1968
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FAYIiTrsVILLE - Six Raleigh residents rank among the 152 students named to the
1967-68 fall semester Dean's List-at Methodist College, according to Dr. Samuel
J. Womack, Jr., Dean of the College.
They are: David Brown, -381U Eland R.j Jean Barkley, 2108 Sierra Drivej
Donna Davis, Route 6j Sue Carol James, £2£3 Vann St.} Jackie Jeffreys, Route
7 and Rodney Legates, 1333 walnut Trail.
Both Brown and Miss Davis, seniors, serve on the Student' Government Association,
Frown as vice president and Miss Davis as a senior senator. Miss Davis and Fiss
Barkley are recipients
pf four-rear scholarships*
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To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn at least a "P" average
on 15> or more semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having enrolled 1069 students
in the fall semester from 6)4 counties in North Carolina etad 17 other states.
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Contact:
Csrcl Quv-?rson
February 22, 1968
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T-^-^y, - --Two Charlotte residents rank amors the 1*2 students on
l?67-':8 fall semester "pan's List' at MethocM st' College, accorf^n" to nr.
Samuel J. %?on-.ck, Jr., Dean of the Coll--"-'e.
They are
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Mar/ Alexander, daasnter of '"'"r, ?.n^ *'rs. '•-'. T. Alex^n^er,
^eHamus, pon of. Mr. arr1 "rs. J » T. ^e^aTnus of 211? ''Runnyme^e1 L-r«;.
'''.!'? xf."d..-r is a sophomore m8jcrln<r In Christian p dncation.
Sne was
graddated "rom Oarinj?pr H5gh School in 1 ;66. TV^arons, a jurrior, is a
l-><:5 ?;raoi.;abe of "yers P rk PTv-^h.
To qualify fcr the Dean' s List, a ptnderit m'ist earn at lra?t P. " n "
average en a m l n ' m u m of 15 semester. hours.
'•'et-iodl.st Coll&.re is I n its eighth scade^r c yesr, ha^r'n^ enrolled
106.9 students in t'np fall sftmpsr,fr frcra 6h ccvinties in ^crth
and 17 ether -t-'tes.
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL
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TWIN CITY SENTINEL
Contact: Carol Cuverson
February 22, 1968
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FAYETTEVILLE - Three Wincton-$•!•« re&idents earned a place among
the 152 students on the 1967-68 f a i l semester Dean's List at
Methodist Collet, according to Or, Sawue! J. Wossack, Jr.,
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Dean of the CoS lege.
They are:
Terry Soose, son of ¥r. and fcrs. Ira L« Boose
of 3545 fciilhaven ftoad.; A l l e n Byerly, son of Mrs. Hunter Jas.es
Byerly of 435 Aval on Road., and Linda Perryean, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Perrywan of M9 West Devonshire Street.
Boose, a junior isajorins in business administration, is a letterKan on the varsity soccer tean*. -By.jsr. i'y is a junior liberal arts
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usajor and Miss Perrywan, president of her sarr.pus residence h a i l ,
i a a junior hiatory r.ajor.
To qualify for -the dean's List a student must tsarn at least
a "8" average on 15 or more semester hours.
Methodist CoiI©s© ia in its eighth academic year, having
enrolled J•''&) students in the fall semester frees 64 counties in
North Carolina and 17 other states.
THE D A I L Y TIMES NEWS ( B u r l i n g t o n )
Contact:
Carol Guverson
February 22, I
TOR .1? MDJATE S£LEASE
FAYLTTtVltL£ - Site Johnson earned a place iiron^ the J 52 students
on the i y
f a l l «e»,csttJi» Dean's List at kethcdiat Coi'le:
according to DP', Sawuei. J. Worack, J r . , Dean of the Col
WiJis Johnson, a j u n i o r , is the daughter of fcr. and
L. Vernon J-ahnson of 5741 Wo».t Davis street
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To q u a M f y for the Dean's List a student euat ecrri a "B"
avera'j*j cr better < n ? ' or wore aet>o«ter hours.
Methodist Colieij© i«- in its* eighth acad«»ic year, h a v i n y
enrol U-d Ju59 students* in the f a i J s»ea>e4iter f'rot-, 64. counties in
North Carolina and ?7 other states.
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Contact i Carol Quverscn
-February 22, 19686
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'"^ VTLir - Two Goldsboro residents rank amon-r the 152 students named to the
l%7-68 fall seraester Dean's List at Methodist College, according to Dr.
Samuel J, 1'i'oTnack, Jr., Dean of the College,
They are Harriet Rollins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jan)p>s •:•". Roll-'ns of
1?11 £. Pine St., a^d Diane Underwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Underwood of 108 Ash St.
Miss Rollins is a 1967 graduate of Goldsboro Ki?h School, Jrolds a Hethodfst
College Merit Scholarship and is planning a teaching career* Miss Underwood, a
senior, is tnajorin- In elementary e-yc/sticn and serves in t*e Student Education
Association.
To qualify for the lean's. List a student must earn at least a "p" avrra^e
on 15 or more semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, bavins; enrolled 1^69
students in the fall semester from 6U counties in North Carolina ard 17
other, states.
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Contact: Carol Cuverson
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22, 1966
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LLr. - Susan De Loach ranks amon.^ the 1^2 students on the
fall s.-nes--. .• "ear's L-'st a1-, "-tho':!-!.5t College, accprdlnp to Dr.
J. '.'.'omack, Jr., Dean of • the Colle *e. '-he is thp da:r<?h'-,pr of M r .
P
•I. C. tieLonc1 of 93 Bear Crock Rd.
•!ir-s l-'onack is a junior at "'ethcdist majcr-'n? in elemcnt,?r7 erlucablon.
To nullify for t>ie r>ean's List a student Tust er-rn a "^" or better
on 15 or ncre ne^ester hours.
College- is v in its eighth academic year, havin^ enrollf-d
l')69 students, in the fall se^esoer frcm 6)1 c~unt'Ves ^ n »orth Cr-r^l'na
17 other states.
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i n t wuiMKUt t N U U I K E R -JOURNAL
Contact:
(Monroe)
Carol
February 23,196S ,
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FAYE.TTEV I LLE - Bonnie i-ou btarnes ranks among the 152 students
on the 1967-68 f a i l semester Dean's List at Methodist Col Iege,
according to Dr. Satuuel j. Womack, Jr., Dean of the College.
Miss citarnes, a sophomore planning a teaching career, holds
a Methodist College Merit Scholarship.
A 1966 graduate of
Parkwood High School, she is the daughter of tor. and Mrs. S. Oren
Starnes.
To qualify for the Dean's List a student must earn at least
a "B" average on 15 or B.ore semester hours.
Methodist College is in its eighth academic year, having
enrolled SQ69 students in the f a l l semester from 64 counties in
North Carolina and \7 other states.