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T.W. Josey High School Honor’s
Day Program
The following students received trophies at the T.W. Josey High Scholl Honors
Day program for having the highest average on their respective grade levels.
(DR) Ave Manor highest average in 10th grade, 95.66; Beth Hilton, highest
average, 11th grade, 97.05; and Nancy Boyd, highest average, 12th grade, 95.00.
S 1,000 Essay Prize Offered
To Students
A SI,OOO national prize has
been established for the best
essay by a high school student
on the lost history of one or
more American women, CSRA
Chapter of the National
Organization for Women
(NOW) President Doris
Lakeman announced last week.
The contest is being
sponsored by the NOW Legal
Defense and Education Fund,
the charitable foundation
established by NOW as its
national education and
litigation arm.
The contest is being
organized by feminist
scholar/activist Sheila Tobias
of Wesleyan University in
Connecticut and Dr. Lenore J.
Wehrman of the University of
California. Author Betty
Friedan and NOW LDEF
President, Mary Jean Tully,
will help select the national
winner.
Charging that women have
been left out of the nation’s
Bicentennial celebration, the
NOW LDEF Board of Directors
invited the C.S.R.A. Chapter
along with over 700 other
NOW units to use the contest
Photography;
Exhibit At
Library
An exhibition of
photography by Michael Little
is hanging in the auditorium of
the Wallace Branch of the
Augusta-Richmond County
Public Library, 1237 Gwinnett
St.
Mrs. John Cummings, :
branch librarian, invites the ■
public to view this display at
no charge during regular library ;
hours through Thursday, May :
27. Wallace Branch is open on ;
weekdays from 10 am. until 7
pm. and Saturdays from 1 til 5 ■
pm. It is closed on Sundays.
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as away of recovering women’s
lost history.
The contest is open to
female and male high school
students in grades 9 through
12. The 1,000 to 2,000 word
essays will be judged on the
basis of original research and
quality of presentation.
They may focus on the
accomplishments of women in
America in any area of
endeavor: business, politics,
religion, agriculture, social
justice, the arts. “We want to
make everyone aware of the
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immense contribution of
women who have been ignored
for too long,” Ms. Lakeman
said.
For further information
contact the C.S.R.A. NOW by
writing to 2329 Woodbine
Road or by calling 733-4093.
The deadline for the essays
is June 11, C.S.R.A. NOW is
exploring the possibility of
providing local prizes and
publishing the best entries.
Submit all entries to: C.S.R.A.
NOW, 2329 Woodbine Road,
Augusta, Ga. 30904.
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James Conklin, Michael Martin, Jonathan Mills, Carl Lloyd, and Rocky Gragg.
Bachelor Living Classes Make Tank-Tops
Twenty-three boys, who are
students at Glenn Hills High
School are proudly wearing
tank-tops that they made
thei selves.
1. e class is called Bachelor
Living and is a Home
Economics type class. This
marks the first time that boys
have been enrolled in a Home
Wilberforce Alumni To
Raise $ 185,000
The Alumni Association of
Wilberforce University,
Wilberforce, Ohio, has
launched its most ambitious
campaign. Headed by Anna
Brown Broomes of East
Chicago, Ind. the “Campaign
for Wilberforce” seeks to raise
$185,000 from alumni and
friends all over the nation for
the operation of the
University.
The “Campaign for
Wilberforce” will continue
until June 30. It
commemorates the 120th
Anniversary of tire founding of
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The boys did all the work from
buying the fabric to putting
the last stitch in the garments.
The program has been so
successful that Glenn Hills is
looking forward to another
exciting year with boys in this
class.
Wilberforce University in 1856.
President Rembert E. Stokes
noted that “in order to
maintain the high academic
quality of the University, we
must have substantially
increased support from our
alumni and friends while
building a new $lB million
campus.”
Checks should be made to
Wilberforce University and sent
to the Alumni Office,
Wilberforce University,
Wilberforce, Ohio 45384.
Wilberforce is America’s
oldest Black college.
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The Augusta News-Review - May 27, 1976 -
Meharry To Hold Centennial
Commencement
A Meharry Medical College
alumnus who has recently
completed two years as
Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Health and Environment) will
be the featured speaker at
Meharry’s centennial
commencement on Sunday,
May 30, at 10 a.m. at the
campus amphitheatre, 21st
Avenue North at Albion St.
As top manager of
Department of Defense health
resources, Dr. James R. Cowan
made many improvements in
the delivery of health care to
members of the Armed Forces
and their dependents. In 1975
he was awarded the
Department of Defense
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Distinguished Public Service
Medal. He has also served as
the commissioner of the New
Jersey State Department of
Health.
A 1944 graduate of
Meharry, Dr. Cowan is the
grandson of one of the first
women physicians in the
United States, Julia Rankin
Hall.
Since 1976 is Meharry’s
100th birthday,
commencement activities are
highlighted as part of the
centennial celebration. The
institution, founded in 1876,
has graduated approximately
half of this country’s Black
physicians and dentists.
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