Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 50]

nent, for the most part in Eastern Europe.

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BOAC and will arrive in London,
tic at 11:30 a.m. on June

Briefing sessions have been

planned. and meetings will be

Miss Nix~s iietary will carry | held at an Orientation Center

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dren. James is a senior at Morehouse ~Coliege and Maurice, an
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to Dr. Hugh Gléster, director
of the summer ~session.

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Monday, June 17.

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to draw 150 students, will ea OO
held July 1 to August 10.

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Rudy's Top
Ten Records

BY RUDY BARD

This week there are two ~nowcomers~ to the ~fop Ten~ and
you will note that we have a
repeat for the number One position. ~Ask Me~ by Maxine Brown
and ~Heartaches~ hy Baby Washingtong were edged out.

1. The Love of My Man
Kilgore

~Marvin Gaye ~

5 ~Your: Old Standby~
~Mary Wells
8. You Know: It Ain~t Right
~Joe Hinton
9. The _Bourice
~Olympics:
10, Goodbye, My Lover, Gadduae
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Nursing: in Detroit cones graduation from Southwestern |,
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~| having the most outstanding
| Barbara Burrell) is the daughter of the Alexander Burrells,;

~with sraduation il ~yety ees a: siti of ~the! oabed
4 ~of the Gilbert Jacksons,
( aughter Patsy who got

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On es einai ~inl all a and making vet
~with these stacks and stacks of sandwiches were: Beverly

| Smith, Dennis Jackson, Janiee Petross, Ozie Lewis, Leland
Jacobs, Betty. Williame, John Farrell, Pat Rhages, Archie.|
Lowrey; Ellen Hardwicke, Barbara: Barkston, Leroy Jackson, Jr., Leola Vaughn, Chuck MeBride, Dan Neeley, Earlene Garren, Nancy Payne, Michael Pea, Michael Black,
Michael Petross, Sam, Neeley, Hetty Anthony, and Lenier
Lyles. Say, Bobby, do your guests know. you forgot~ that
cake, and man how you dived into it the next morning
when you discovered your ~oversight~?? Or wag it an joversight?? '

Speaking of parties and such, the most regal affair
of this season: was the First Annual Debytante | Cotillion~

Looking like princesses from storybobl-land in white
gowns and matching slippers, the following young Misses
made not only their parents and teachers sang but | ~they
made: ~the community stand up and cheery = ~

Jo Ann Spears, the daughter of the John fapeare, Barks
Street, will study to become an Anesthetist at the Univer-.
sity of Michigan, will~study Nursing at Grace School of

ig One ~such. party to honor |

Mrs. Martin: -Luther Kirig: Ss
Jr., (right) - wife of national -

y. majoring in, Seis ealucing. het.
Senior: ~year: *:

Charlotte doth the daughter of the Edwin Rout!
hacs, Belmont Street, plans to attend Centpal State avin
at Zenia, Ohio to major in Secretarial Science. fo ng}
graduation from Central next year. ~ ~

Jeanne: Thomas, the daughter. of Mr. and
Thomiis, Chelan Street, has won a scholarship to Michigan
State University: whete she plans to study. Medicine. |
Janice Petrass, the daughter of Mrs: "Precious Petross
ber' Bettone =f viasoniy hopes to become a Casme
~| talogist,

Lillie Handy, the 4
Baton!. on ~autdoor girl, has received 16 medals
lunior- Olympics and Canusa games between the
a es during. the _ five years. She was awarded
ave pins. in ne bas ~hopes to become a teacher

her g at. Fint Junior College,
Dyanna anna Holley, ye daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harley
| Holley, Lamiita Bineet, Ie-mausieally inclined:.A thember of
marching menber aie

ite in the international
* Department contest for~, Burrell wants
oleae already selected, she will attend classes at Flint

~|| Junior College this Fall. Miss Burrell represented Quinn |

Chapel inthe March of Dimes and won first place fer
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American. Jewish Congress~ (left), iit ptesident of
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