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Langston University Digital Commons @ Langston University LU Gazette, 1960-1969 LU Gazette (Student Newspaper) 3-1960 The aG zette March 1960 Langston University Follow this and additional works at: http://dclu.langston.edu/ archives_gazette_newspaper_19601969 Recommended Citation Langston University, "The aG zette March 1960" (1960). LU Gazette, 1960-1969. Book 17. http://dclu.langston.edu/archives_gazette_newspaper_19601969/17 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the LU Gazette (Student Newspaper) at Digital Commons @ Langston University. It has been accepted for inclusion in LU Gazette, 1960-1969 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Langston University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Langston University Gazette V O L U M E TEN LANGSTON UNIVERSITY, LANGSTON, OKLAHOMA, MAKCH, I960 Number 3 SeAaUmiAipA Etta Moton Barnet To Speak May 2nd At Lanfsion University The lollowing students .ire recipi ents of scholarships: Mrs. Ktta Moton iKirmtt will uivc Oscar Robinson, freshman, tnajor- tlic keynote address, on careers, ein- ing in .\griculture from Okmulgee, plovnient and job opiiortuiiilies Mav Oklahoma, receives a scholarship 2. Five liundred liiuli schcoi seni(>rs from the ('ommunity (diamber of and prinieipals are expected to at- (^immerce, Okmulgee, Oklahoma. '^’>id the meeting. The student body. Lillian M. Williams, freshman, ma ;>”d administration will also have a joring in Business Kducation from chance to hear tite well known con- Haskell, Oklahoma, receives a scliol- singer as a speaker, arship trom the Helping Hand ('lub Mrs. I'tta .Moton Harnett, wile of ot Haskell, Oklahoma, (iloria \\’il f^kuide Harnett, director of the As- son, freshman, majoring in Business sfniated N'egro I’ress, is well known I'.ducation trom .\rdmore, ()klaho- throughout the L nitcd States and ma, receives a scholarship t’rotn the many Atrican and I'.uropean Delta I'riendship Boarti of .\rdmore. countries. Rosemary Lewij Oklahoma. For a number of vears, she was Ida y. .Moore, treshman, a pre- ‘T concert singer .ind sa il” in ni.uu L U YWCA President medical student from Beggs. Okla- ‘ >1 'h<-‘ major uni\ersities in this homa, receives a v ' ' ip from country. She also starred in the inov- Arthur Stevens Billie Jo Daniels Attends Conference the Beta Omicron _ i uf .\lpha ‘'Mving Down to Rio." Editor of I960 Lion Editor of Gaiettc Kappa .Mpha Soi i itv in Okmulgee. •‘'he was honored by the L.’niver- Miss Rosemary Leuis, President ■\rthur Stevens, senior from Bolev. Oklahoma. Evelyn Hathorne. Sopho- ‘‘>ty <>f Kansas as being one of its P)illie Daniels, F,ditor-in-Chief of ot the I.anjjston Uni\ersit\ Okl.ihoma. l-.ditor-iivCliiet of the more, majoring in Biologv from outstanding graduates. the (iazette. is to be graduated from recently attended the Sout Invest u/)o LH )N. urges the stuilents of (luthrie, Oklahoma, receives schol- P>'^t several ye.irs. she l.angston L’niversity, .May 29. There- Kej;ional YM(!A-V\V('A Student Langston L'niviTsity to place their arships from the Decagviiian ('lub lived in Chicago and for a num- tore, there will be a vacancy of the ('onterence held at Mount W’esle\' orders tor the yearbook early. "In o! Guthrie, Oklahoma and the i.ang- I'’*-’’' years, she has conducted a l'.ditor-in-(diicf position on t h e in Kerrville. Texas. this book." says .Mr. Stevens. "wi ston .Mumni C'hapter of Langston, program on radio station \V1-,\R. Langston Ca/ette staff for the year The purpose of the Southwest have tried to capture the scenes and ( )klahoma. Chicago. Reuional Conference, part of the activities uhich will remind vou ot .Miss Daniels enjoyed working lames Walker, freshman, major- When (^hana celebrated its in N’ational Student ('ouncil VM('.\- ‘sweet days ot olil' in later years." with the staff, and has gained ad- ing in .Music from ('hoctaw, Okla dependence. she was in the partv 't’W’CW. was to provide oppportun- There will be a limitetl sujiply of tlitional exf'crience in college news- homa. receives scholarships from with ^’ice President Nixon as an of tities tor the tree, open search tor hooks arriving. .Mav 14. Ik' sure pa[K-r work. Omeg.t Psi Phi Fraternity of Law ticial delegate tor the L’. S. She serv. truth, the ch.illeni:c of new ideas, th at you get \ours' Her major is Business Education, ton. Okla.: Omega Psi Phi Fratern ed as an ofticial delegate for the U.S. the clarilication and renewal of one's -\mon_L, .Mr. Stevens' m.my other and she plans to teach in the state itv of Houston, Tex., the X'ogetters *o ILaiti. in she represents taith. a deeper underst.indini; of the activties on campus are: 'Futor. lab in Israel, and in lanuary, of \ew .Mexico in September. student ^’\V{'.\. and the re (lu b of Lawton. Oklahoma. Margie ^ ''■> Israe' -------------------- i()6o. she represented NBC at the oratory assist.mt of the Chemistrv sponsibilities of (Christian lendershiji N. \\'orley, freshman, maionng in Department, member of the Student ^ inauguration of President Tubman on the campus anti in the worl<l. F.nglish trom Tulsa, Oklahoma re and in sever.il other .\frican conn ('ouncil, and a member of the Al- Vv 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 S ^ O U n C l l Servinu as Co-Chairmen of the ceives scholarships from the V.M('.\ tries. pha Phi .\lpha Fraternity. He has -p ■ . J conference were Scott W'esthrook of of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Sigma (iam also been awarded an assistantship | Q HOnOr StUd^lltS She has a very large collection of Prairie \ ’iew .\5<M. anti Paul.i Kim ma Rho Sorority of Tulsa. Oklaho to Iowa Slate L’niversity begmnin; • \trican art and is consitlereii an au- hro. f^klahoma State L’niversity. The ma. and the Elite i.adics ('.lub of The students who have maintain ihority in the field. Sejitember i. iqfio. Reverend John I.ee Smith, a student Tulsa. Oklahoma. ed an average of "IV and above She has ser\ed as one of the spon- at '\'ale Divinity School, [iresented \\’ilma L McJ'all, freshman, maj- through the first semester, 1959-60 -sors of Rtxisevelt College and has the plattorm for discussion each orini: in Home Economics from Ok will he honored by the U’omen's served a number of times as guest Pre-Student morning. mulgee. Okla.. receives a scholarship ('ouncil .\{iril 24 They are: lecturer at career conferences for Reverend Smith’s morning plat from the Beta Omicron Omega Teachers Conference Freshmen— Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha So- high school and college students. ('lara Anderson, Mc.Alester, Ok forms were focuscd on res[->onsibility ■Miss .Moton once lived in the town in person to person relationshiph roritv in Okmulgee, Okla. luanita Held at Langston II. lahoma; Everett J^aucom, Pawhus- Brown, freshman, majoring in Bi of Langston. and in the social structure viewed The Pre-Student Teachers Coiifer ka, Oklahoma; Florence Brooks, ology from .Mc.-Mester, Oklahoma, from within the context of the Hib ence held at Langston University Tulsa, Oklahoma: /uanita Brown, receives a scholarship from the Ok lical faith. was sponsored by the members ot .\fc.\lester, (,)klahoma: Xorma Cole, lahoma .\uxiliary of the .Medical, University to Hold Miss Lewis, of Los .\ngcles. ('ali- K.ppa Delta Pi. The topic for dis Slick, Oklahoma; .Anetha Cullers, Dental and Pharmaceutical .Associa I'ornia. expressed her confcrence ex cussion was “Facing our Respon- Sapulpa. Oklahoma; .Margaret Den tion in Tulsa. Oklahoma. Parent's Day perience as deeply inspiring and en sibilitier. in our Student Teaching ton, Bristow. Oklahoma: Barbara Rosaliiui King, a student in the Sumlay. April 24. h/ hj. Langston lightening upon the ('hristian's role Program." Empie, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; L’niversitv will observe its annual in our modern society. Trade and Industrial Eihication De Dr. A. Shropshire, Director ot Reuben Fumlerburk, .Mc.Alester, Parent’s Day, honoring parents of partment in the t'ieKi of Cosmetology I'.ducation, (xiinted out the follow Oklahoma: Herese (lardner, Tulsa, students attending the university, from Lawton, Oklahoma, receives ing needs of Student Teachers: The Oklahoma: .Martha Harris, .Mc.Ale scholarships trom the (iay Ladies (ruest speaker tor the 10:00 wor need to feel imixirtant and to be ster, Oklahoma; Beaul Havnes. Club of Lawton. Oklahoma and the ship service, in the I. W. '^’oung recognized: the need to be accepted Cuthrie, Okl.ihoma; W illiam Hen- Three administrative ofticers rep Mistletoe Lodge No. of Lawton. •Auditorium, will be Rev. D. C. bv the Supervising Teacher and Ok ahotna; Ever- resented Langston University at the Oklahoma. Wheatie L. Baldridge, C'ooksey, pastor of the Greater Principal: the need to be accepted O^l-'homa: L.>is higher education meeting in Chica freshman, majoring in Home Eco- Union Baptist ('hurch. Tulsa, (^k- in the total school environment: the Hubbard. Seminole, Ok ahoma; go. They arc: Dr. G. L. Harrison, nomics from Muskogee, Oklahoma.! lahoma. need to understand personal (irob Doris jc.nes, .\Ic.\lester. ()k ahoma: Dr. A. C. Shropshire, and Dean Le- receives a scholar'^hip trom the Mus- j Parent s Day is sponsored by the l-.ms the need to maintain self-con- I^^'^hella Lawson. Tulsa, Oklahoma; rov ( t. Moore. kogee City F--.ier.ition of .Muskogee. Personnel Department in cooper..- j-.j^ncrainVreci'atio'n. ’and an'atmos- I-O'ig.Sand Springs, Oklaho- Dr. Harrison will attend the Okl.homa. tion with the .Administratu.n FacuL phere conducive to teaching: a: Patricia .McCIoskey, Sapulpa, loyce treshman, pre- ty. Stall and the State ami Local ;...., Oklahoma. meeting on financial aid to educa (lassaway, a neeil to put learning into practice: .•\lumni Association of Langston tion in Kansas City: and the meet medical student trom Spencer, Ok the need for association of protes- Samuel .Mingo.