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SATURDAY, MAY, 21. 1960
COLLEGIATE NOTES
By Wilton C. Scott
MAY 26. I.AST DAY FOR
SUMMER SCHOOL
application
Ilen Ingersoll,
hgistrar at Sa¬
lami.-: h S t a t «.*
) 11 e g e, a n-
I: o u ntes
■Thursday, May
§26, is the
Iday for receiving
■applications from
|hi,f-:h school sen- p.-’
iors who plan to
I,attend summer SCOTT
Ischool.
Persons who are at least
lyears of age and who present
Irlenee of good moral
I adequate ability, sound health,
I interest in a specific course
I study are eligible to apply for
I mission to the several
I of the college.
Each candidate for admission
required to make formal
tmn and thereafter submit
credentials as .may be needed
ii pupjfioTt As the application.
I (ill- correspondence should he
oil to the Director of
sions, Savannah State
State College Branch,
[(.(oigia.
Savannah State College is
four-year college offering
bachelor of science degree in
ono of the following areas of
centration: Riology, Building
struction, Business
tion, Business Education,
try, Child Development,
and Textiles, Economics,
tary Education, English,
Nutrition and Institution
agement, Automotive
Industrial Education,
Music, Secretarial Science,
Science, Technical Sciences,
and Industries, Health
nna and pv.ucir.oi Physical Education, UM
Education, Building
Technology and Electronics
nology.
Gift Presented SSC Library
The Savannah State College
brary received a gift of three
graphed copies of books
Edwin Honig, Professor of
lish at Brown University.
Mr. Ilpnig- is the author of these
titles which include: Garcia Lorca,
Dark Conceit, and The Moral
cus. Garcia Lorca is the first
tailed survey in the English lan¬
guage of the life of the great
modern Spanish poet, Lorca. Dark
Conceit is the first book in Eng¬
lish to treat allegory seriously in
terms of literary creation and
literary criticism. The Moral Cir¬
cus is a provocative book of poems
by Mr. Honig.
Mr. Honig has instructed
publisher of a more recent book
poetry, Gazabos, to forward a
copy of this title to the Savannah
State College Library.
Professor Honig held the en¬
dowed chair of Briggs-Copeland
Assistant Professor of English pt
Harvard University before joining
the faculty at Brown University.
Commencement Calendar
Announced
Dr. William K. Payne, president,
Savannah State College, announces
the following calendar of com¬
mencement events for I960:
Thursday, May 26, 12:00 Noon,
Senior Class Day Exercises; 8:00
■tt., Senior Class Night Exer¬
cises, Meldrim Auditorium; Fri¬
day, May 27, 8:00 P.M., Junior-
Senior Prom, Wilcox Gynasium;
Saturday, May 28, 8:30-9:00 P.M.,
President’s Reception for Seniors,
President’s Residence;
Saturday, June 4, 10:00 A.M.,
Senior Breakfast, Adams Hall;
5:00 P.M., National Alumni Meet¬
ing, Meldrim Auditorium; 8:00
P M., National Alumni Banquet,
Adams Hall—Speaker: John W.
Lawton, Class ’38, Principal, Wil¬
low-Hill High School, Statesboro,
Georgia.
Sunday, June 5, 5:00 P.M., Bac¬
calaureate Exercises, Meldrim Au¬
ditorium. Sermon: Rev. Edgar P.
Quarterman, Pastor, Second Bap¬
tist Church, Savannah; 6:15-7:15
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SEP YOUR FRIENDS
EDGAR C. BL.ACKSIIE.AR — L. B. TOOMER
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FOR PROTECTION
P.M., President and Mrs. W. K.
| Payne, President’s Residence, at
home to alumni, faeulty, members
of the graduating- class, their par-
, ents and friends. Wednesday, June
| 8, ercises, 11:00 A.M., Commencement Ex-
| Meldrim Auditorium. Ad¬
dress: Dr. Rufus E. Clement,
President, Atlanta University.
Highest Pranking Junior
Woman Honored
Gladys Lambert, junior soeial
science major of Savannah, re¬
ceived the ’“Mantle of Athena” in
an impressive ceremony held dur¬
ing the annual Charm Week All-
College Assembly Thursday. Miss
Lambert was honored for being
the highest ranking junior woman
with an average of 2.666.
Rosalyn Seurdy, highest ranking
senior woman, with an average of
2.395, had the honor of passing
the mantle to Miss Lambert.
Junior women ranking second and
third were Yvonne McGlockton,
English major of Savannah. 2.554
j md Virginia Mercer, ' Business
Education major of ,. ul ask ..
1 „ ia> 2 534 Mrs Rub williams,
i Home economics major of Savan¬
nah, 2.395 and Willie Mae Julian,
; Business Administration major of
Savannah, 2.308 were second and
third ranking senior women.
Initiated o7women in 1950 Sthd^nts^he by the Associa-
t ion Man-
| tie Passing Ceremony has beconfiC
an annual event to assure a con-
tinuity of outstanding leadership
j ;im0T1 vannah ^ the State women College, students of Sa-
: ~
j Cancer’s CaUSCS Probed
Both In and Outside Cell
| NEW YORK — Cancer “detec-
[ fives who want to know if cancer
is an ‘‘inside job” are also looking i
outsioe tne cell tor a possioie
chance of shackling the criminal. I
Investigators, according to a re¬
G both both approaches- approaches, cell cell mech- mech
I
anisms, and body influences, to
find clues to the solution of the I
problem. ’
cancer -
As far as the cell is Concerned,
researchers are trying <to learn
what triggers the uncontrolled di-
vision which spells cancer. On the
other hapd, s<,-ient,iqts working on
American 'Cancer , Society grants
have found definite evidence that
cell growth responds to what is
called the host influence. In. other
words, effects on the total body
will itself. produce results withjn the
cell
Even after cancer is well start-
j ed, some control may be exerted
I through the body system on these
| wild cells. Take hormones for in¬
stance. In some cases of advanced
cancer, hormone treatment will
sometimes have a profound effect
on the progress of the cancer. Oc¬
casionally, even far advanced
| breas t cancer or other cancers of
; the reproductive system have re-
sponded treatment by sex hor-.
mones.
Recent evidence that viruses may
cause human cancer has led to a
wide-range of research into the
question. A score of viruses have
already been found which cause
cancer in chickens, deer, hamsters,
rabbits, mice and frogs.
During the past year, scientists
have found that the same virus
which causes kidney cancer in
young hamsters, caused leukemia
in one strain of mice, breast can¬
cer in another, and parotid gland
cancer in a third type of mouse.
What’s the evidence for virus-
caused human cancer? It’s still
slim but there are leads. One sci- !
entist has induced leukemia in mice
by injecting a filtrate from the
brain tissue of a person who died
of leukemia, a cancer of the blood- ]
forming tissue. Another has pho- •
tomicrographs of particles which 1
appear to be viruses which he
found in lymp nodes of leukemia
patients.
Viruses, then could be one of the
villians that upsets the cell’s ma¬
chinery. A virus is made up of
compounds similar to those exist¬
ing in the cell’s nucleus. One sci¬
entist has now shown that the com¬
pound, DNA, found in viruses, can
act like genes, the chemical units
PLATFORM GUESTS at a n-cent College, (L. to li.) Winfred Hop- Williams and Yvonne McGlockton.
vesper held at Savannah State kills, Geraldine Lindsey, Ruby
blueprint the structure,
and properties of off-
cells.
Investigators, too,- have
strides in learning
pathways through which
^ division takes place and
„, n( | • j n j ( , r
^ to produce ,........,........ cellular substances.
act a!onK certain enzyme
WH]e ^ aWe
one or two routes controlled
enzymes, researchers have
that metabolic detours oc¬
and cell growth is
chemicals may prove
for only a while. When enough
known about all the channels
which biochemical
take place, then
be fashioned to block'cell
and control cancer’s
But the other approach,
cancer cells through
the body as a whole, is now
new momentum through
that a person may have
St, Emma Militav /■
Powhatan, Virginia
Founded - 18P >
Fully Accredited High School
Notional Do fen no Tadet Corps School
U. S. Army IIOTC Honor School
Under direction cf
THE HOLY GHOST FATHERS
Academic — Trade
Agriculture — ROTC
Athletics — Hand
For Information and
Catalogue — Write:
Reverend Director
St Emma Military Academy
Powhatan, Virgin a
TTIF SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
Miss Carolyn Williams observed
birthdays on Thursday, May 12.
Abraham Bivens was surpris-
ed with a birthday dinner by
his wife and daughters. These
present were the immediate
family on Thursday evening,
May 5.
A memorial of War Veterans
and a silver tea program com¬
n.a aval defer i- a.-vint cancer,
; Antibodies, the substances which
j drive off infection-- and
diseases, may also operate effec-
tlvely in cancer. Tests with lab¬
oratory animals, in which vaccines
have been made against trans-
planted cancers, have worked effec-
tivel.v. lively. Now Now scientists ciertis t.s are are trying trying
; to do the same tiling with spon-
j laneous cancers.
This is a relatively new field in
; cancer research and a great deal
: of support for researchers in this
j ! area will he required, the Ameri-
can Cancer Society points out.
j j SANDFLY
; Mrs. F.ilie Bivens
' Sunday, communion services
j will be observed at the Macedo¬
nia Baptist church, Rev. Fred¬
die Bonds, pastor.
i I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tremble
j are the proud parents of a baby
girl who has been named Dian-
r a L.vnn. Mather and baby
j I are Mrs. doing Clara fine. B. Brown and
bined will be given at Speedwell
M. Church. Sunday, May 29 at
6 p. m. The Hunter .sisters will
also appear in concert at Speed¬
well church. Sunday night, May
29, at 8 p. m.
Those observing birthdays for
the month are: Mrs. Sadie B.
Luton, May 18; Mrs. Rosetta S.
Grant, May 18; Franklyn Bev-
' XTJtiA. It’s always a good K (O'
« 1 1 1
to keep Bud in good supply.
Instead of one, Budwelsen buy a couple
of 6-paks of toda„7 f
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Where there’s Life... there’s Bud® ,
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Ta Iladega Commencement
Dr. Aaron H-iiwn, project direc¬
tor, Phelps Stokes Fun 1, will he
' the commencement speaker June 6
at Talladega College,
i A 1928 alumnus, Dr. Brown has
j j of devoted educat his onal life opportunities. to improvement Pri-
I or to his 1954 PhelpoStokes Fund
j appointment he had serve 1 ns
classroom teacher, and as admin¬
istrator on all educational levels:
principal, suporvi or, ti ar,
dean and president.
A 1943 recipient l).
gree from the Uni Chi-
capo, Dr. Brown i. aut "■ -- 1
A I Eenlmtum of - r
Schools fiiy XitjriH in t! So th.
194 1; The X’eyn, in Alhnn i ( eor-
g o ), li : 15: lleti os-/ ct (History of
Albany State College), J1M7, and
Fla. A&M IJniv. Announces *s| M
TALLAHASSEE - The com¬
mencement calendar of events for
Florida A&M University as re¬
leased by President George IV,
t.o'e, Jr., follow ;
Thni da- May 26, 7 p.m.. con-
services*, Charles Winter
Wood Theatre; 8 p.m., cla a nu-M
program, Chailes Winter Wood
Theatre; Friday, May 27, 10 a.m.
Corc’a ehnt with thr
seniors, Charles Winter Woo l The
i ati t, 8 p.m., president and Mrs.
; ens, May 20; and Ernie! (Stormy)
j Kemp, May 25. ,
The J. B Phillip Ledge No.
388, I. O. G S. and D. of S. will
hold its annual Thanksgiving
service Sunday, May 22 at the
Fir ' Sandfly Union Baptist
church. Rev. Nathaniel Keitt,
pastor. i
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many articles.
Among the many honors accord¬
ed him are: United States Treas¬
ury Award, 1945; Gold Plaque,
Georgia Teachers and Education
■liiH ' mciatmn, 1965: Alumni Award.
tv of Chicago, 1.958; Dis-
t aguish,ed Service Award, Eastern
Ri 5 ion, Talladega College Alumni
A -oeiation, 1959.
Othiy- events of the commence-
pent weekend are the annual
alumni banquet and program by
1 -,. Music DepaiIn-lent and Col-
; ge Choir June 4; Baccalaureate
>v ■: with President Arthur
.). Gray as pecker, Sunday morn-
ti jg, June 5; an afternoon recep-
l on in the home of President and
Mrs. Gray, and a Sunday niglafcr*"
fooduetion by tl--- Little Theatre.
or'! reception, Sunshine Manor,
if sen : ors, their relatives, the
alumni, the faculty and friends.
Sat-i-'dav. May 28. 9 a m., senior
I breakfn ; t. University flming H-tll
: 11 a.m., alumni meeting, Rtatf
Room, Student Union Building
i p.m., n^nit dinner, University,
| Dining Hall; 6 p.m., eommenee-
j , meat „ rXereises, Lee Hall Audito-
j rlnm, Dr. Benjamin F. Mays, pnjg,- ^<1
I 1 I ident, Morehouse College, Atlanta,* '
Ca., speaker.
> lUK'irs Union
The Baptist Ushers Union met
at Bethlehem Baptist church on
May 9. Ben Wright, presided,
because of the Hines of the
president. The fifth Sunday
Union meeting will be held at
Connor’s Temple Baptist church
30 p. m.
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