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The Windsor Spring Faculty (a.m. session) honored Mr. Sam Rogers, who will
assume the principalship of Murphey Jr. High School next year, with a dinner at
Home’s Restuarant on Friday, May 23.
Many tributes were paid him by faculty members. He is show being presented a
gift. Also pictured are Mr. Albert James, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rogers, Miss Annie
Searles, presenting the gift, and Mrs. Margaret Turner, secretary, photo by Frank Bowman
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To Study
At Harvard
George W. Peterson Jr., of
1543 Wrightsboro Road, will
study this summer at the
Institute on Counseling in
Colleges at Harvard University.
The institute is sponsored by
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and the Harvard University
Health Services.
Peterson received his B.A.
degree from Duquesne
University and his M.A. degree
from the University of
Pittsburgh. A members of the
faculty of Aiken Tech College,
he was recently hired to teach
psychology and sociology at
Phillips College in Augusta.
Peterson is director of the
Free Service Counseling Center
for the needy.
Record
Hop
There will be a record hop
June 10, in the T.W. Josey
High School Gym. Flash
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Selected To
'Who’s Who
In Poetry’
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LLOYD TERRELL
The Editorial Board of the
American Collegiate
Publications in New York, has
informed Lloyd P. Terrell, a
sophomore at Paine College
that he is officially registered
in the 1975 edition of “Who’s
Who in Poetry in American
Colleges and Universities. ”
Terrell’s poem, titled
“Sunday” will be included in
the publication.
Terrell, is a winner of the
National Poetry Anthology
Contest which led to the
publishing of his poem “I
Remember”, written in honor
of Marian Anderson.
’ Paine Recipient
Os Western Electric UNCF
Morris Brown College
President, Robert Threatt (1),
has received a cnecK tor ss,yaU
from Western Electric Vice
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T.W. Josey Junior High School Cheerleaders won first place in the News-Review subscription Drive. Left to right
are Tanya Lee, Johnnie Mae Phillips, Mrs. Velma Sanders and Tomasena Mack. *
President James J. Doherty.
The contribution is a part of
the total grant of $35,000
made by the Western Electric
Fund to support member
schools of the United Negro
College Fund.
Seven schools in Georgia will
share the donation received by
Dr. Threatt. In addition to
Morris Brown, the others are
Atlanta University, Clark
College, Interdenominational
Theological Center, Morehouse
College, and Spelman College,
all in Atlanta, and Paine
College in Augusta.
Taking part in the
presentation with Doherty
were Western Electric General
Managers Bob Bardi and Bill
Hicks, Directors of the
company’s Southern Region
service operations and the
Atlanta wotks.
The Western Electric Fund
was established in 1953 to
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Western Electric executives.
Josey
Graduation
Friday Night
The tenth commencement
exercise of T.W. Josey High
School will be held Friday,
June 6 at 8 p.m. in the William
Bell Auditorium.
The Valedictorian, Miss
Deborah Manor, and
salutatorian, ■ Peter Milovan
will address the graduating
class, parents, relatives and
friends.
The public is cordially
invited to attend.
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Charlie Cato, president of Sand Bar Ferry Junior High
School Student Council holds check along with teacher
Mr. Welcher. Sand Bar Ferry placed second in new
subscriptions.
Lois Burns
Is New EOA Director
The war on poverty in the
CSRA saw a new leader take
the field last week when Ms.
Lois James Bums, 41, was
appointed executive director of
the CSRA/Economic
Opportunity Authority, Inc.
Effective June 23, the
appointment by Chairman of
the Board of Directors, Charles
F. Smith will mean the second
woman director to head the
$216 mi 11 ion-a-year
organization since its inception
here in 1966.
Currently Deputy Director
for Administration of EOA
Savannah-Chatham County,
Ms. Bums has worked in
community action programs
for 10 years, beginning in Lee
County, Ga. She joined
ACTION, Inc. in Athens and
began work with the
Savannah-Chatham County
agency in 1970. Ms. Bums
began anti-poverty work
shortly after federal programs
were urged by President John
F. Kennedy. “I’ve seen
community action grow up in
the past 10 years,’’ she said.
“At first, we had to assume a
confrontative position using
this to educate the public
about our programs. Now
we’re working in a cooperative
type effort.”
The cooperative spirit of
Georgians will greatly aid in
the continued war on poverty
she said in a post-press
conference interview with the
News-Review.
There is an immediate
priority for the agency to
submit a refunding package
due this month, she said.
Another priority, she added, is
to strengthen the community
organizations which serve some
35,000 persons in the
13-county CSRA. One area of
concentration, she said, will be
increasing emergency relief
funds and services for the
jobless and concentrated effort
in communicating the agency’s
services to the semi- am
non-literate poor via a low-cost
portable tv system.
Julian Bond And
Others TopNNPA
Newsmaker List
A Georgia legislator, who
looms as die only Black the
nation considers a candidate
for the Presidency of the
United States, plus a number,
of sports and political figures
emerge this year as the
National Newspaper Publishers
Association Newsmakers of the
Year.
Georgia State Senator Julian
Bond, ranked seventh in *
national Gallup poll in terms of
a recognition factor for the
highest elective office in the
country, appeared on all the
lists submitted by NNPA
member publishers.
The composite list was
released this week by Howard
B. Woods, publisher of the St
See “LIST” Page 5
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