Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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Bus, Van Services Arrive It’s a little easier getting in and out of Grambling State University thanks to the initiation of two services. ported daily in specially equ The program is an offspring Decree. aa, The Greyhound Bus depot is operated by Johnny Gray. The ticket-master is assist- ed by Victoria Richards. . Actually, Greyhound began operations in — April of 1985 at the old Gray’s Agency in — the village, and Oct. 24 the depot was moved to the new facility off R.W. E. Jones — Drive. GRAY'S INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO-FIRE-LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES TRAVELERS Wagers

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How about education? Registrants are given “GC beanies.” “It’s designed to assist all areas of the university in recruiting students and also let Gramblinites know what is available from the various colleges.” That’s the way Mrs. Patsy Jordan described the first Career Fair sponsored by the College of Basic Studies and Services. The April 9th extravaganza promoted a theme of “What Color Is Your Parachute?’’ Naturally, the Black and Gold Room was filled with parachutes—some card- board and one of silk (compliments of the U. S. Air Force). Many university areas provided exhibits explaining their various programs. Although the fair was designed for Col- lege of Basic Studies and Services students, many upper level Gramblinites also attended the colorful activity. Members of the Program Committee included Mrs. Jor- dan, Linda Calahan, Mrs. Ruth Woodard, and Dr. Anne —— = S. Williams, dean of the College of Basic Studies and Ser- Cerecive pons analyzed: vices. Are you interested in... Funding was provided by the Title III Program and Dr. Lamore Carter’s office (Academic Affairs). Much of the decorating and art work was handled by Thomas Smith of the Art Department. AFROTC representatives answer questions.