Twenty Five In Area Get Their Degrees At SIU
Local residents are among SIU Carbondale's June graduates from a class of 2500. Sixteen earned Bachelor of Science, eight earned Bachelor of Arts, with Genevieve Barclay 5824 Wabash noted for a Master of Science. Names and addresses are listed alphabetically.
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SIU
Bulletin Area
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Herma Barclay
Wabash
Sandra Marie Golden
Stewart
Susan M Griffin
Princeton
Jaimule Hail
Sangamon
David Frederick Johnson
Wallace
George J Kessler
Trudi Marie
Wolcott
Harold E Mitchell
Eberhart LaVonne Morgan
Morgan
Alberta Pender
Rosalyn Phinisee
Emerald
Ronald Emanuel Salter
Champlain
Peter] Smith
Indiana Geraldine
Spears
Tommy Thompson
BE Bist
Sylvia M. Brown
Mogan
Donald John Hinton
Langman
Audrey Winfred Hoyle
Rhodes
Gerald Thomas James
Ida Mary
Massie
Indiana Laroux
Meredith
Cottage Grove
Alva Retta
Norton
So Park
David Wells
Dobson Genevieve Barclay
Loretto LEAP graduates boost college and work paths
Thirty four men and women aged 18 to 64 in Chicago’s Woodlawn area graduated from Loretto Educational Advancement Program LEAP in a June 12 1968 ceremony at Loretto Academy. Elementary division diplomas were earned by eight, high school diplomas by fourteen, and GED certificates by the rest. Graduates included David Andrews Laurie Brandon Sheila Buchanan Cassandra Betts Rene Ridley and Bessie Anderson among others. Several graduates already worked at Sears St Bernard’s Hospital and Loretto Academy, while others secured clerical or selling jobs. The LEAP program funded by CCUD’s Urban Community action seeks to help dropouts and welfare recipients gain self sufficiency through tailored instruction and counseling.
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Woodlawn
Loretto Educational Advancement Program
Loretto Academy
Messdames
Ella Mae Bright
Sveary Coleman
Elizabeth Davis
Jimme M Kimplen
Ella Mae Price
Terri McBride
Edward Cooper
Donald
Vera Kelly
Comme Lane
Barbara Mann
Vineile Mauldin
Louise Rencher
Helen Stan
Jimmie Cole
Caleage Committee
Cmuty
Deton J Brooks
CCUD
Chicago
UBAP
David' Andrews
Sears
Laurie Brandon
Sheila Buchanan
Reneu' Ridley
Sr Citizen Of Year honors Mrs Francis Bailey
Mrs Francis Bailey of 6067 Harper received the Sr Citizen Of Year plaque at Woollawn Urban Progress Center. Coordinator Robert Anderson presented the award to honor Bailey’s tireless service to the senior citizen program. The ceremony was held at Woodlawn Urban Progress Center 1030 E 68th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bailey
Harper
Robert Anderson
Woollawn Urban Progress Center
Young Lewis
Calumet
Sirs Bailey
Woodlawn Urban Progress Center
68Rd St
Together Afro-American Day at Ingle High observed
Students and faculty at Ingle High School 7740 Ingle Street celebrated Afro-American Day sponsored by the Student Council led by Ronald Henderson and Katherine Howard. The program featured a colorfully themed display with African garb, dances, and songs including Lift Evry Voice and Wade in the Water. Miss Linda Williams and Miss Trossine Coleman received special remarks and a standout rendition of What Shall I Tell My Children Who Are Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huseh High School
Ingle
Ronald Henderson
Katherine Howard
ROTC
Chicago
Africa
Linda William
Williams
Trossine Coleman
Carver High School
Ellard Pl
Margaret T Burroughs
James Jackson
Department of Human_ Relations
Chicago Board of Education
Howard
Gurls
Physical Education
Phyllis Banks
Debra McIntosh
Garcia Ford
Lisa DeShazier
Trene Perkins
du Waine McChinton
Girls Glee Club
Oidrs
Annie Hannon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Complete Beauty Service
Gray Fran Gray
Salon DE Beaute
East 63Rd St
Christ Episcopal Church
Clara N
the Bulletin
Sears the
Eight
Young Andrews
Miss Ridley
Cassandra Betts
m_ Sear
Patricia Lewis
Carolyn Reyes
Brenda Brown
Sylvia McCullum
St Bernard's Hospital
Cynthia Ruffin
Department of Urban Renewal
COUO
Theresa
Rooney
LIBAP
Loretto
CCUO
Malan
Far
Milami
Lavonul
Hirsch
63Rd
Kenwood HY
Ian
Bermuda
Ickets
Shor
Famous Maker
Pathers
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