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NEWS RELEASESJUNE 1968Chronological File

SUPJFCT MAILING

FACULTY-Dr. Knott MISSISSIPPI METHODIST ADVOCATE(Methodist Bldg, Jackson)

SPORTS-incoming SMITHFIELD HERALD, ROBBSONIAN(LUMBERTON)

CONFERENCE-Civitan FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER

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GRADUATES

BUDGET

FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, KINSTON DAILY FREE PRESS

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FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, FAYETTEVILLE HERALD,SPRING LAKE TIMKS, SPRING LAKE , LOCALRADIO STATIONS

June 28 DEAN'S LIST FAYETTEVTLLE OBSERVER

Contact! Carol Ouverson

June 3, 1968 RFIEASEt IMMEDIATE

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TAYETTEVTLLE, NQBt.- Dr.- Garland Knott, a native of New Albany, Kiss, and

chaplain of Methodist College here, will address the North Carolina

Conference of The United Methodist Church, June 6 at the college.'

Dr. Knott will be speaking on behalf of the deaconess board of the

conference. His address, "She Could Write a Book," is about the career of

Miss Cora Lee Glenn who served as a deaconess in Tishominero County, Miss.

from 1951-57 and is now assigned to work-, in Kurphreesboro, Tenn.

1 Before coming to Methodist College, Dr, Knott wss chaplain and professor

of education at Wood Junior College, 1962-66j "sinister of Christian education

at the First Congregational Church in Braintree, Mass., 1960-62; and pastor of

Methodist Churches in the North Mississippi Conference, 1952-60.

Kethodist College just completed its eighth academic year during which it.

enrolled over 1,000 students . The college offers 13 majors in seven areas

of study.

Contact! Csrol Ouverson

June 10, 1968 LEASEi I

"AJT'TTEVTLLE - Randy Oraham, a'6' 'QM , l£C Ib. rusrd from Crrwn Hi.!»h School,

enroll for 1968-69 at Methodist College and participate in th<* verity basketballi

program, according to Gene Clayton, athletic diractcr s«d basketball coach.

3an^y» pls-/- :r>r under'Coach f-'ec !fclnnis, avera~ad 1? points per '-••me His senior

year and was All-Conference snH All-Esst, HcnoraMe ' entim.V

Clajrt--cn also said that Randy will participate in the baseball projrrsw which

v?Hl be initiEtPd in 196P-69. .'tendy was named All-Conference- in baseball,

I'ethodist Colle-e, which just complr ted' its eighth aesdemic -fecr, is a

member of the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference,

Contacts Carol Ouverson

June 10, 1968 RELEASE: IMMEDIATE

- Randy Graham, a 6«0% l£0 Ib. guard from Crrum Hi mi School, will

enroll for 1968-69 at Methodist College and participate in the varsity basketball

program, according to Gene Clayton, athletic director and basketball coach.

Randy, playing under Coach "Mac Kclnnis, averar-crf 17 points per r^.me Ms senior

year and Has All-Conference and All-East, Honorable enticn.

Clayton also said that Randy i-rill participate in the baseball prop-ram which

will be initiated in 1968-69. Randy vas named All-Conference in baseball.

Methodist College, which just completed its eighth academic year, is a

member of the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference,

ATHLETIC MEWS,RELEASE;

TO: THE RQBESQNIANLumberton, Worth Carolina

ATTN: Mr. Bill NonaentSports Editor

Mr. Gene Clayton, Director of Athletics.and Basketball Coach at

Methodist College, Fayetteville, North Carolina, has announced that

Randy Graham, 6'0tt, 150-lbs guard from Orrum High School, will enroll

at Methodist College and participate in the varsity basketball and

baseball programs. Randy, playing under Coach Mac Mclnnis,

averaged 17 points per game his senior year and was All-Conference

and All-East, Honorable Mention. He was also All-Conference on the

baseball team.

Contact: " Carol Guverson

June 10, 1968 ^LSASKt P^

PA-ISTTS^IHav * nobbyThompson, Korth Johnston Kirn 'a All-gsst forward, will enroll-

for 1965-69 at Methodist College end participate in the varsity basketball program,

according to 'Jen© Clayton, athletic director and basketball coach.

At Korth Johnston,Bobby played under the direction o , tfasch Waverly Jones,

Jr. atri av ra ed 22 points per ame his senior year. rtobby, wbo 1s 6'hn,-

1 5 Ibs., was selected to the All-jfonference and All-Fast ffrst teams.

Methodist College, which just completed its airhth academic yerr, is s

member of the Dixie Tntercolle is*'. Athletic Conference.

Contact: Carol Ouverson

'June 1C, 1968 SLSASEi IM

FAIETTB2'1L!£ - Bobby Thompson, 'Forth Johnston High's-All-East forward, will enroll

for 1968-69 at Methodist College and participate in the varsity basketball program,

according to Qene Clayton, athletic director and bssketball coach.

At North Johnston,Bobby played under the direction of ¥aach Waverly Jones,

Jr. and av raged 22 points per game his senior year. Bobby, who is 64!jn,

165 Ibs., was selected to the ll-/onference and All-East first teams.

Methodist College, which just completed its eighth academic year, is a

member of the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

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ATHLETIC MEWS RELEASE:

TO: SMITHFIELD HERALDSmithfield, North Carolina 27577

ATTN: Mr. Roy Brown, Jr.Sports Editor

Mr. Gene Clayton, Director of Athletics and Basketball Coach at

Methodist College, has announced that Bobby Thompson, of North

Johnston High School, will enroll at Methodist College and

participate in the varsity basketball program. Bobby is a 6'4",

165-lb. forward who averaged 22 points per game his senior year

and was selected to the All-Conference and All-East first teams.

Bobby played under the direction of high school coach Waverly Jones, Jr,


June 2£, 1968RFLSASSr ITMED IATE

FATETTEVILLE - John Conwell, a 6'?", 185 Ib. center from Fayetteville Senior

School, will enroll for 1968-69 at Methodist College and participate in the

varsity basketball program, a •••cording to ^ene Clayton, athletic director and

basketball coach,

John, playinr udder the guidance of Coach Len Kaness, maintained a If?-point

average per seme and averapaJ 16 rebounds per same.

Coach Clayton $asd he feels "that John's height and jumping ability will

enable him to be one of the strongest board mpn in 'the conference. John wrll

be a fine asset to the Monarch basketball program."

Methodist College is a member "of the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Confe;.rBncec

ATHLETIC NEWS RELEASE:

To: THE FAIETTEVILLE OBSERVERFayetteville, North Carolina

Attn: Mr. Ed SeamanSports Editor


Methodist College, Fayetteville, North Carolina, has announced

that John Conwell, 6'5"-l#5 Ib. Center from Fayetteville Senior High

School, will attend Methodist College and participate in their

Varsity Basketball program. John, playing under the guidance of

Coach Len Maness, maintained a 15-point average per game and averaged

16 rebounds per game. Coach Clayton feels "that John's height and

jumping ability will enable him to be one of the strongest board men

in the conference. John will be a fine asset to the Monarch basketball

program."

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June 2£, 1968

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Hi,h school, Biu <nroll forn 196S.69 at Hetho(i.st

in the va,suy bas,etbal

director and basketball coach.

Oary, playing under the direct^ of Coach Thonas Salter, was na.ed

All-Conference and All-Bast Honorable Mention in basketball.

Methodist College, Whi,ch just coated its eighth academic year, 1s a

«e»ber of the Dixie Intercolls.iate Athletic Conferee.'

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Athletic, News Release:

To: KINSTON DAILY FREE PRESSKinston, North Carolina

Attn: Mr. Larry McCombSports Editor

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Mr. Gene Clayton, Director of Athletics and Basketball Coach

at Methodist College, Fayetteville, Worth Carolina, announces

that Gary Teachey, 6'0"-l60 Ib. guard-forward from South Lenoir

High School, has agreed to attend Methodist College and participate

in the Varsity Basketball program. Gary, playing under the

direction of Coach Thomas Salter, was named All-Conference and

All-East Honorable Mention in basketball.

Contacti Carol Oiiverson

June ?6,' •~ [,"7.<v-j -

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Mrs. Harper, th. -or^r A^lia ,all, received t-he i.chelcr of Arts

in music. . she was gra-?uated cum

> ..rper received the senior of Science decree in chemistry a

planning to er.ter post -raduate study.

A^lia and Robert w,re both acMVe 8tttdent8 on cfi,,pus ard ^

's ybo Amonp, Collets an-i Un1verMt1.es fcr l<367.;-o> *

'rthpdi.t Collet ^,.yated 11? studwts durln, t|» l<*7-68 fif th

"orw, nce-ftrtt which closed th, 1nStH,ticn's «5rtt1 mMe year.


June 26, 1968 Ki

•TILS - William "Mac" Council of •'•rbite Cak was a recent graduate at the

Methodist Collfepe 1 >67-68 Fifth Annual Comw

Council received the Pachelor of Science decree in biology an-5 has

accepted a teaching position wit.b- the ayetteville City Srhocls for 196c-6°,

n addition to bein? a lean's List student at ^pthodist, Council wssi

vice president of the science club and rrr, '••'der;t of t^e 5t v'p"t

senate,

•fethodtst Collere crraduated 11? students a t , its f i f th co-rnenceni'-nt, exercises

which closed the eighth academic year,

Contact: Carol Ouv< rson

June 26, 1968 RELEASE: IMMEDIATE

FAIKTT.E7ILLE, NORTH CAROLINA - Gary Strickland, a 6'1% 160 Ib. guard-forward

from Floyds Hi^h School, will enroll for 1968- 9 at Methodist'College and

particia-pte in the varsity basketball program, according to Oene Clayton,

athletic director and basketball coach.

3ary, playins: under the guidance of Coach Lather En?;-or, was na"ned to the

All-County and All-Conference teams his-junior'and senior years and averaged ?3

points per ?ame.

Methodist College, which recently completed its eighth acarlemic year, is a

member of the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

ATHLETIC NEWS RELEASE:

TO: THE LORIS SENTINELLoris, South Carolina

ATTN: Mr. Lowell Dorman

ALSO TO: MULLINS ENTERPRISEMullins, South Carolina

ATTN: L. B. McCormick


Methodist College, Fayetteville, North Carolina, announces that

Gary Strickland, 6'l"-l60 Ib. guard-forward from Floyds High School,

has agreed to attend Methodist College and participate in the

Varsity Basketball program. Gary, playing under the guidance of

Coach Luther Enzor, was named to the All-County and All-Conference

teams his junior and senior years and averaged 23 points per game.

He will enter Methodist College in September, 1968,

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June 27, -1968 RSLEASF: IM'-'EDIAFE

FAYKTTEYILLE - The Executive Committee of the"Methodist College Board of Trustees

Wednesday adopted the 1968-69 operating "budget of $2,051i,208»00, according to

Dr. L. Stacy Weaver, president of the college,

This is an increase of 1371,119.00 ever the budget for the nrevious year.

"This sharp increase in the operating -costs of the college," Dr. Weaver ,

said, "reflects the general rise in costs in all areas of our economy. The

college is not immune to these.'1

The Board also adopted a capital budget of t>227,53lj.68. Of the capital

budget t-132,589.68 is mandatory; the remainder is aporoved' contingent upon the

availability of funds.

An analysis of the'budget shows that'$70,31*1.66 of the csnital.budget and

$£0f000.00 of the operating budget is expected to come from the Fayetteville .

Foundation, Total, anticipated revenue from the Fayetteville Foundation is

$120,31*1.68.

The North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church is expected to

provide $163,500.00 for the operating bu 'get and an additional amount for the

capital budget.

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ADD ONE—M thoJist College budget

Dr, Weaver said that "while the college does not operate at a profit, it

has never had an operating deficit since its doors were opened. This careful

management of its resources has enabled the college to remain a viable institution,"

"If this sound basis of operation is to be maintained," he stressed, "it

will be necessary that all of ",he expectations of receipts be realized. The

college does not have, as do public institutions, tax support to enable it to

meet unforeeeen circumstances."

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Contact? Carol Ouverson

June 27, 1968 - - ' T " ' ".; r--- ;nTA?E

WiLLi; - The Executive Committee of the Methodist College i-oard of Trustees

Wednesd?;y adopted the 1968-69 operating budget of $2 Q53i*2Q8*QO» according; to

Dr. L. atacy .r-aver, president of the -"olle e."

This is an increase of *371,11°.0 over tbr bwdpet for the nrevious year.

""his sharp increase n'n the operating costs of the collerr-," "r. wcnvpr• i

said, "reflects the general rise in costs in all areas of our economy. The

college is not imriune to these."

The Board also adopted a capital budget'of ?27,rv3 .6R. Of the caoltnl

budget 'l;:?f? {'5.6q is mandatory; 'the remainder is'approved cont' n.sent 'upon the

availability of funds.

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An analysis --f Vhr budget shows that "70,3b.l.6p o^ the csnitr-1 buH.-pt a>-d

*£0,000,00 of the operanin? budfy- t is expected to co-ne from the-Fayettevilie

Foundation. Total anticipated revenue from the Fayett'eville Foundation is

$120,311.68.

The Morth Carolina Confers nee of thf? ''nlted '"'efiodist Church is expcc^.en to

provide *163,50-'"".00 for the operating bu '^et and an additional amount for the

Cc. itcl budget.

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Dr. Braver said that "vhile the collepe does not operate at. a profit, it

has never had an op-rating deficit since its doors were onened. TMs csreful

mana?e">ent of <ts rescurces ^as enabled the collc-pe to remain s viable institution."

"If this sound basis of operation is to be maintained," he stressed, "It

will be necessary that all of -.he expectations of receipts be reali?ed. The

college does not have, as do public institutions, tax support to enable it to.

meet unforeseen circumstances."

Contact: Csrol Ouvrrson

Jurie'28, 1968 :SLKASE; I T Ti

FAYETTF5'TILLK - Some 1?2 students earned recognition on the 1967-68 spring

semester Dean's Li?t at Methodist College, aceordin - to Br, Samuel J« Womack,

Jr., 9ean of the eolle^e,

TO qualify for this honor a student must eern a "B" or better average on

l£ or more semester hours,

Fayetteville area students ares """resbmrn) Sharon Allen, Robert Jordan,, Pe^fy Barbee., Price Poven, Curtis C=sh,

Kenneth Reeves, and 3tohn Whitmirej (Sophomores)/John Glamp, Ana Darden, Patricia

r^Sf Linda rjsll, !)ola Haracivet, Frenda Herri HE,. Ruth-Jones, Theresa Keller,

Richsrd Kestner, Japey McKni^ht, Linda vc?hail,' Fary Melvin, Levan Nnjyen,

;ielsn Parrous, Diane Qualliotlne, Ca:nellia Si^emore, Leta Smith, Patricia Tpber, and

Linda Ybun~f(jsiininJ

Juniors frotn the Fayetteville area are: Ij&BBiSaxiey,- Virginia Chsstaln, Gloria

Dailey, Jsmss Dillard, Ralpjjj Flanary, lilda ^prner, William Ooetz, Sondra Ittenb^ch,

John Jordan, Jsmes Loschiavo, Jsnis McM«?ill, Mary Ann Monroe, Kenneth Murray, John

Purser, Jeanetta Relyea, Vivian Ricker, Elaine Ratliff, I'arie Shanks, >'*srilyn

Smith, Rs?/mond ^rnith, V-'bodrow *'ells, and Bprbsrs Vilson,

Seniors include: Psrbera Esrancwski, Farbara Fesrd, Jean Blackmon,

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ADD ONE *MET ODIST COLLEGE DEAL'S LIST

Catherine Bryant, Linda Bunce, William Council, f-fery Fermanides, Patsy

Terrell, Wayne Hanson, Margaret Heliotis, David Holmes, ter^aret ,Hubbard, Rol e-rt

Jervis, Franklin,King;, James LaBelle, Linda KcFRrren, Jessie T-ruldr6w, Sslly

Payne, Lyd-'a Ricks, Brenda Rosser, Linda Schafer, Sandra Thomas, Ssrah Vessia,

Ethel Warren, Rebecca Williamson, Sad Pam Zoll?rs.

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OFFICE OF STUDENT LOANS AND SCHOLARSHIPSWILLIAM H. VAUGHAN, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR

MRS. DOROTHY CORN, LOAN OFFICERMRS. RUTH STALEY, SCHOLARSHIP OFFICERC. ELDON WRIGHT, LOAN COLLECTIONS OFFICER

BOARD OF EDUCATION * THE METHODIST CHURCH

DIVISION OF HIGHER EDUCATIONMYRON F. WICKE, General Secretary

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37202

June 21, 1968M E M O R A N D U M

TO

THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

Methodist College

This is to advise that the students listed below have been approvedfor 1968-69 United Methodist Scholarships.

We are notifying the pastor and district superintendent of eachstudent receiving the award. Since your school is in possession ofmore complete information on the home and home-town situation ofeach student, we are asking you to assume responsibility forpublicity in the home-town newspaper. The attached sheet is oursuggestion for use in this connection.

Howard James LsptonThomas Smith.

DirectorDepartment <of Educational Institutions

W O R L D S E R V I C E A G E N C Y O F T H E M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

FROMTHE BOARD OF EDUCATION, THE METHODIST CHURCH

P. 0, BOX 371, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

, who will

at , has been awarded a National

Methodist Scholarship by the Board of Education of The Methodist Church.

is the of

NATIONAL METHODIST SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS cover tuition and fees up to $500 and

are granted on the basis of superior academic standing, leadership ability,

active churchmanship, character, personality and need.

About 500 such awards are given annually by the Methodist Board of Education

and its nationwide scholarship program. More than 9,000 National Methodist

Scholarships have been granted since the program was started in 1945.

Funds for the support of National Methodist Scholarships are received from

local Methodist churches on the basis of a church-wise offering on Methodist

Student Day, the second Sunday in June.

Freshmen

I A ! or, -Si arc-i Lee3 3rown, Jonn Wayne^ Burgess, A I v i n•V Burns, Betty Louj~Cherrix, Lindai- DeLoach, Susan7 Dopps, Daniel-s' Every, Mar!Iyn7 Hartman, Charles/^Hemsley, Cynthia// Jess, E lva Loi s12 Jordan, RoberttJ Kennedy, Donnal/f Loy, El i7.aheth<&"0dom, El izabetn—•'& Reeves, Kenneth Jay>"r Rol I ins, Harriet// Taylor, Wanda,? Thagard, Leonard^-aoVann, Sarah

'Whi tmire, John Q.

DEAN'S LISTSECOND SEMESTER

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Sophomores

.' Adams, Leonard ^.ijBrigqs, John^=-^Clarnp, John^Clayton, G^orninaj'Cussano, Pa t r i c i a£ D 'Alessandro, Ed^^Darden, AnnSErdwins, Carol—^Flynn, Robert/6'Gore, Jean^^/rGrau, CarolA-Griggs, Patriciax^-Hal I , Linda/?Haracivet, Do I a/s,"HorrIng, ^renda/^-Jarnos, Cue/^Jones, Ruth

, , -T-./^Kel ler, Theresa/f-Kestner, RobertXLelmone, Amel ia«?/McKee, Paul

ght, Janeyi! I, Lindaia II, Don a Id

I In I 1 1 low-. '-.niiili' n^ F t e l v i n , Mary

^-SPi, Le Van

5-^Parrous, Helen•2? Paterson, Susan—&>o Qua I I iotl m=, Diane- '' Roavi s, Larryo^Schutz, Rarbars

?Si zemore, Ca-nel I i ai, Lets A.

;, Bonnie^Stevens, Jonnio

cP'/Taber, Mrs. Pat•~?3 Thomas, Judith

i, Steven—), Michael

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DEAN'S LISTSecond Semester 1967-68

Juniors

, Peggy^Boling, Philipv/Bonette, Barbara--/Boven, PriceoCash, Curtis£,Chastain, Virginia/'Dailey, Gloria/Dean , Richard^Denning , Diane

/^Dillard, James//Flanary, Ralph

/^z Garner, GildaX^Goetz, William/^Ittenbach, Sandra/> 'Johns on, Rita/& Johnson, Sandra/^Jordan, John/•g-Keeter, Regina/f Loschiavo, James«90McNeill, Janis^-/Marcy, Janicea^Mauney, Karabeth~2?Mazza, Michele<^?Monroe, Mary.^Murray, Kennethj£Perryman, Linda

John B., Stunrf.John

Jt* Relyea, Jeanettacf/Ricker, Vivian

Marie L., Marilyn

c^V Smith, Raymond, JosephL. Thomas, JohnRicky

j^Vincelette, BarneyDwells, Woodrow// Wilson, Barbara/^Wingate, Mary#>Yost, Myra

Seniors

/Baranowski, BarbaragBarkley, Jean _g--.ogaxley, Anna ^]£$VBeard, BarbarajrBlackmon, JeaniBryant, Catherine^Bunce, LindatfBullard, Donald^Council, William

/^Davis, Carroll//Fermanides, MaryAPFerrell, Patsy^PGosier, Lester J./^Groseclose, James/5"Harmon, Wayne/^Heliotis, Margaret/^Herbert, Gordon^/Holmes, David ^*

/^Hubbard, Margaret.^Jackson, Janice^/James, Julia^Jervis, Robert^?King, Franklinj^LaBelle, James55T.ane, Constance^4 Legates, Rodney<s>'/McFerren, Linda

>, Sallyofc Ratliff, Elaine(J7/Reidenbaugh, Diane--o?itRepass, ThomasS'Ricks, Lydiav^^Rosser, Brendaj'j'Sandford, Dianei3t Seymour, Lynda3-7Smith, Sue,—-^Staley, Billie-—J^Stanton, Fred^oThomas, ConstanceyThomas, Sandray& Trousdale, Wayne2>Underwood,' Patricia D.y^Vessia, SarahfcfWarren, Ethelf^Williamson, Rebecca*7Zollars, Pamela

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