Bennett College - Belle Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Lectures, Recitals, and Vespers . . . The college hosted fifteen visiting Asian students in the fall. They represented such countries as Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand and Australia. The Millers held an informal gathering for them. Sandra Johnson receives certificate of merit during the Spring Honors Convocation. The Senior Day Procession makes Its way toward the chapel, as faculty members prepare to get in line. Pianist Jon Robertson presented a concert during the second semester. A reception was held in his honor later. 25

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Lyceums, Convocations, Entertainment, A. M. E. Zion Bishop D. Ward Nichols, chatting with Mrs. Miller, addressed the gathering of the David Dallas Jones Service of Remembrance. Young Social Women, Inc. members presented collected clothing to the Social Services Department. The Second Century Advancement Fund was kicked off at the start of the first semester. Members of the Advisory Council posed with the master plan for an improved college campus. Alumna Bernice Green Otudeko greets Dean Bragg and Dr. Miller during a reception held after the final Centennial year Lyceum which featured her, Yvonne Wynn Huntley, Lady Ann Shivers, and Herndon Spillman. North Carolina Attorney General Robert Morgan addressed the community kick-off drive for the Second Century Advancement Fund at the Hilton Inn. Leaming Experiences,

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a « The Morehouse Glee Club presented its traditional concert late in the fail under the direction of Dr. Wendell Whalunn. Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship sponsored a fashion show in April. Proceeds went to the local Sickle Cell Anemia Founda- tion. April Sherrod and Sandra DeSheilds modeled outfits from the 40 ' $ (left) The Manhattans performed in the gym. (above) Dr. Alexander Symonds spoke to the feminine psy- chology class and later, to a general audience on the concerns of women in today ' s society, (left) The Rust College Choir were presented in concert. 26