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Dr. Minnie Bailey honored. Dr. Whittaker accepts award. Pairicia Russell delivers her interesting speech. Dr. Eva Harvey cited. “Excellence Without Excuse.” Attorney Patricia Russell expounded on that premise during the opening convocation Sept. 18 in T. H. Har- ris Auditorium. The vibrant Ms. Russell captured her audience’s at- tention with her lively style and witty remarks. Educa- tion, she said, is the key to success. “So you must learn to earn,” the attorney emphasized. In addition to Ms. Russell’s address, President Jo- seph Johnson recognized six emeritus honorees. They were Dr. Minnie Thomas Bailey, who was named “‘De- partment Head and Professor of History Emeritus’’; : Dr. Arlynne Lake Cheers, ‘Professor of Education | Emeritus”; Dr. Eva Davis Harvey, ‘‘Professor of Edu- | cation Emeritus’; Mrs. Fidelia O. Johnson, ‘‘Depart- | ment head and Professor of Home Economics Emeri- tus’; Dr. Floyd L. Sandle, ‘“‘Dean of General Studies Emeritus”; Dr. Leon Whittaker, “‘Dean of Graduate Studies Emeritus.” A very receptive audience listened to Ms. Russell’s thought-provoking address. The noted speaker is cur- rently a member of the District of Columbia Supreme Court, Indiana Bar Association and National Bar Asso- ciation. Dr. Sandle awarded title. Dr. Johnson cites Mrs. Johnson. 68 Happenings
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Centennial Celebration Coke turned 100 last May and the Grambling State University Marching Band participated in the colossal birthday party. The GSU unit marched in the “Centennial Celebration Parade,” the last event in the week-long extravaganza. Held May 7-10 in Atlanta, the celebration drew over 14,000 Coca-Cola bottlers from throughout the world. The grand parade fea- tured 30 bands and 30 floats in the 100-unit procession. The caravan began on Mar- ietta Street, marched down Peachtree and West Peachtree and concluded on North Avenue adjacent to Coke headquarters. Paperback Exchange Band marches in Coke parade. As part of National Library Week, the A.E. Lewis Memorial Library held its an- nual paperback book exchange in the lobby of the research facility. There students were able to exchange their old paperbacks for others bearing different titles. Students look over selection of paperback books. The library has an extensive collection of catalogued paperbacks that cover a variety of different subjects. This April 8th activity was followed by an April 9-10th book-give-away. Dr. Margaret Grant also reviewed William Faulkner’s “Intruder in the Dust.” Happenings 69
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