https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/22593/archive/files/ff7e45a44c497e623d1030db535535c2.pdf?Expires=1777507200&Signature=CgSM4rtCio6Nb2JomsM5RQ3AoZylUcgFTRxcE0mSHsMe%7EXzDzuLPfsn6hIE7MjfXgQ7BUSB7s4CInoewnjVxefSBHVWOZeugI7425TluvYzirEyqGt4aKVP6ReuoJseZk99-2reR3BYkYt--viSKiYpl4eZ2hJqN-AdIXt5EO714EX92sbqS9fJRIYj6aEhBokhg3e2VpQimcWFTZOAXyfeVlHpUZ1wDtZtrjpeA8tbdE1H53pXm6A49sAY0GkzmGyCpm3dK51SfTXC3vsRvwdcZWXY5gpp9dqCpQbY7Bp%7EzuIwvIJFHN7a3kRXLDx9B2DHP76bKTojeuFzXzYayXw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 7e147a2a702ad885c68a0d32377ba1ce PDF Text Text A L U M N I N E W S O F P H I L A N D E R S M I T H C O L L E G E • L I T T L E R O C K , A R K A N S A S LITTLE ROCK HOSTS ALUMNI CONVENTION The Greater Little Rock Alumni Chapter will host the 46th Annual National Alumni Convention March 14-17, 2002, at the Riverfront Hilton in North Little Rock. Convention co-chairs are Yvonne C . Alexander and Connie Cogshell. Yvonne C. Alexander Kathryn F. Worthen, National Alumni Association President, will preside. You may register for the Convention by using the registration form provided on Page 8 of this issue of The Philanderian. Register early to take advantage of lower rates. The theme is "Celebrating the PSC Legacy Through Music, Ministry, and Mentoring." Given that 2002 is the 125th Anniversary of our Alma Mater, this is a fitting time to celebrate the PSC legacy. Beautiful music will be provided by the world-renowned Philander Smith Collegiate Choir AND former PSC choir members. Yes, we're calling on all former PSC choir members to return and bring their voices to perform during the Convention. Complete the form on Page 3, if you would like to participate. Ministry also will be a focus during the 2002 Convention. K a t h r y n F . Worthen, our National Alumni President, has mailed a Connie Cogshell letter and response form to all PSC clergy regarding participation in the ministers forum on Friday, March 15, 2002. Please respond, so that we can include you and recognize you during this special gathering. I f you are celebrating your 25th or 50th anniversary ('52 and '77 graduates), something special is in store for these landmark years. We also will recognize A L L golden alumni (those who graduated in 1952 and earlier). We look forward to honoring you! For more information, contact Delia Moore, Director of Alumni Affairs, at (501) 370-5378 or dmoore@philander.edu. 1952 C L A S S REUNION: 50-YEAR ANNIVERSARY The year 2002 will mark the 50-year anniversary for the Philander Smith College graduating class of 1952. Plans are underway to celebrate this landmark year. Juanita Wilson Williams, General Chair for the 1952 Class Reunion Committee, urges all alumni from the Class of 1952 to 1 1 return for the 2002 National A l u m n i Juanita W. Williams ' Convention March 14-17, 2002. "The Class of 1952 should plan to be there in force," she said. A 1952 Class Reunion Committee has been formed and is enthusiastically making plans. "As our class history reflects, we were not an ordinary class; therefore, we are planning an extraordinary class reunion," Williams said. "We have always been trendsetters." The reunion will include a reception which will be held at Trapnall Hall in Little Rock (425 East Capitol), from 3:00-5:00 p.m., on Saturday, March 16, 2002. The Reunion Committee is also compiling a booklet of profiles of each 1952 graduate with photographs, as they appeared in the 1952 Panther Journal (Annual). The Reunion Committee is also asking members of the Class of 1952 to contribute toward the purchase of a gift for the College. Committee members include Elsie Beard Black, Program Cochair; Dr. M . Joycelyn Elders; Marjorie Duffie Moore, Program Co-chair; Boston Torrence; and Juanita Wilson Williams. A letter about the class reunion and a profile form have been mailed to graduates for whom a current address is available. For more information regarding the 1952 class reunion, please contact Juanita Wilson Williams at (501) 624-5110, Hot Springs, Arkansas. �FROM T H E P R E S I D E N T Greetings! On behalf of the trustees, faculty, staff and students, I want to thank you for supporting the capital campaign, phonathon, UNCF, athletic fund drive, and other fundraising initiatives that address critical needs on our campus. We appreciate your generosity and unwavering support of your Alma Mater. The spirit of giving has been steady in the hearts of our alumni. Your overwhelming support is evidenced by the visible construction taking place on Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed the new library and technology center at the front of the campus. We also recently broke ground on the new science and health mission center which will be built adjacent to the new library. When you return for the National Alumni Convention in March 2002, you will see that progress is taking place. This success would not be possible without alumni who are committed and involved. Your pledge of $600,000 toward our capital campaign goal is vital to the success of the campaign. We thank those of you who have made a pledge and/or contribution to this effort. We also appreciate the National Alumni Association for its outstanding support and leadership. Alumni response to other initiatives taking place on campus is also appreciated. We encourage your continued assistance with student recruitment and appreciate your presence at musical performances, athletic events, lectures, and other campus activities. We look forward to hosting you during the National Alumni Convention in March and sharing exciting new developments that are underway. Because of you, we continue to make progress. FROM T H E ALUMNI A F F A I R S OFFICE It's almost that time of year! The 2002 National Alumni Convention is just around the corner. As you will read in this issue, the Class of 1952 is making plans for a 50-year reunion. I f your class is celebrating a Delia Moore landmark year in 2002, consider organizing a reunion during the Convention. Contact the Office of Alumni Affairs to get started. Other exciting new activities have been added to the Convention Schedule, including a "Jazz and Sass" Dinner and Concert Winter 2 0 0 1 / 2 0 0 2 FROM T H E NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION P R E S I D E N T Greetings! Alumni, let us not forget Mother Philander. Yes, She too is being impacted by the events of the world. She needs your support in recruiting and retaining students She needs your financial gifts. Those of us who have funds and just have not made the decision to Kathryn F. Worthen give should do so immediately. What better return can we get today than the Bush Foundation match of one dollar for each dollar we give to the capital campaign? I f you have made a Capital Campaign pledge, make a payment. I f you have not pledged, do so immediately by using information that was mailed. She needs your presence. Come to Little Rock in March 2002 to attend the National Alumni Convention. You will see campus improvements, including new buildings under construction. She needs your participation in alumni and campus activities. Please give of your time, talent and treasures. Pay your alumni association dues to support your organization and enable you to vote in the upcoming national election of officers. She needs your prayers for we can do all things through God who strengthens us! I take this opportunity to say thanks to local, national and regional association elected officers who have faithfully carried out their duties. Thanks are certainly in order to alumni who have willingly responded to the call. Hundreds of students are currently entrusted to Mother Philander for nurturing. Let us who have been nurtured now help them. Let us not put off to tomorrow what we can do today. It is through giving that we receive. featuring the Philander Smith Collegiate Choir, a performance by former PSC choir members, a reunion of PSC ministers, and an "Old School Jam." We're also going to be in a new host hotel; the Riverfront Hilton in North Little Rock. Please make plans to attend and help us "celebrate the PSC Legacy Through Music, Ministry and Mentoring." Convention registration information is included on Page 8 of this issue, for your convenience. I f you have any questions, please contact the Office of Alumni Affairs at (501) 370-5378 or e-mail dmoore@philander.edu. The Philanderian is a publication of the National Alumni Association Philander Smith College, Inc. Copies are mailed to all alumni currently in the database in the Office of Institutional Advancement. Please direct correspondence to: Delia Moore Office of Institutional Advancement Philander Smith College 812 West 13th Street • Little Rock, AR 72202 • (501) 370-5378 Page 2 �4 y«* a * fE P I •ERIA 2002 NATIONAL ALUMNI CONVENTION S C H E D U L E Presiding Kathryn F. Worthen, National Alumni President Thursday, M a r c h 14 11:00 12:00 12:00 1:30 4:00 7:00 am - 12:00pm pm - 1:30 pm pm - 5:00 pm p m - 3 : 0 0 pm pm - 6:00 pm pm-10:00pm Friday, March 15 8:30 am - 12:00pm 8:30 am - 10:30am 11:30 1:30 2:00 3:45 5:00 5:30 6:30 8:00 am - 1:00 pm pm - 2:00 pm pm - 3:30 pm pm - 4:45 pm p m - 5 : 1 5 pm pm - 6:30 pm pm - 8:00 pm pm - midnight Saturday, M a r c h 16 9:00 am - 12:30 pm 9:00 am - 11:30 am 11:30 am -12:00 pm 12:00 p m - 7 : 0 0 pm 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Sunday, M a r c h 17 10: 45 am M . L . Harris Auditorium, P S C Founders' Day Celebration Lunch on Your O w n Convention Registration Executive Board Meeting Opening General Session Hospitality Room Open Riverfront Hilton, North Little Rock Convention Registration Riverfront Hilton Second General Session State of the College: Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed Convention Luncheon Travel to P S C M . L . Harris Auditorium, P S C Ministers Forum Regional Meetings Travel to Riverfront Hilton Riverfront Hilton Committee Meetings Free T i m e "Old School Jam" Convention Registration Riverfront Hilton Closing General Session Memorial Service Free T i m e Trapnall Hall, Little Rock 1952 Class Reception Riverfront Hilton "Jazz and Sass" Dinner & Concert Featuring: Philander Smith Collegiate Choir Wesley Chapel U M C Worship Service WANTED: FORMER P S C CHOIR M E M B E R S The world-renowned Philander Smith Collegiate Choir has a reputation for greatness which began many years ago, and continues today. There are many alumni who helped to build this notable reputation under the choral direction o f C a r l Harris, D a v i d Walker, Stephen Hayes, and W i l l i a m and Rosephanye Powell, a l l legends i n their own right. T h e new choir director is Dr. John Cornelius who has a special request. Dr. Cornelius is calling upon a l l former P S C choir members to return and give a special performance during the 2002 Convention, under his direction. I f you were ever in the P S C choir, we want you! Please get your voices ready and complete the form on the right. Details w i l l be mailed to y o u regarding the musical selections, rehearsal date, and performance time. For more information, contact Delia Moore at (501) 3705378 or e-mail dmoore@philander. edu. Winter 2 0 0 1 / 2 0 0 2 1 i Yes! I want to join other PSC choir members in performing during the Convention (March 14-17, 2002). Please send me the details! NAME ADDRESS PHONE CLASS YEAR PSC C H O R A L DIRECTOR VOICE TYPE Mail this form by Jan. 25, 2002 to: Delia Moore, Alumni Affairs, Philander Smith College, 812 W. 13th St., Little Rock, AR 72202 Page 3 �SUTTON AND M Y E R S INDUCTED INTO B L A C K HALL OF FAME Two Philanderians were recently inducted into the Ninth Annual Arkansas Black Hall of Fame. Ozell Sutton, Class of 1950 and Amina C. Myers, Class of 1963, were honored during a banquet at the Doubletree in Little Rock. The name Ozell Sutton has come to be synonymous with integrity, determination and trailblazing. His greatest accomplishments have been in the area of civil rights. Dr. Sutton was a decoy for the Dr. Ozell Sutton Little Rock Nine, diverting the vehement anger of the mob that gathered to keep nine black children from entering Central High School. He also was with Dr. Martin Luther King the day he was assassinated in Memphis. His face is also among pictures of the crowds that marched in Selma and Birmingham. Dr. Sutton served in the United States Marine Corps, defending the rights of Americans, black and white. It was the racial prejudice that he experienced while serving in the military - and his return to a society that denied him the rights for which he'd fought - that set his determination to remove barriers for himself and other blacks. Currently, he is Southeast Regional Coordinator of Community Service Relations for the U.S. Department of Justice in Atlanta Georgia. Amina Claudine Myers is known for music whose sound ranges from jazz to blues to funk to R&B. However, it is gospel that is close to her heart. Raised in the Conway County town of B l a c k w e l l , Myers has been a musician since the age of four. At seven, she began formal piano Amina Claudine Myers training. Later, she served as choir director and pianist at her church and co-founded the Gospel Four and the Royal Hearts musical groups. Ms. Myers studied European concert music at Philander Smith College and graduated with a degree in music education. She subsequently taught in the Chicago public school system. A fixture for many years on the international jazz circuit, Ms. Myers has taken her musical talents to such destinations as New York, Europe, Japan, Scandinavia, Ottawa and Montreal. She has become a much-in-demand performer at blues and gospel festivals. Her colleagues say Ms. Myers stands out as a notable exception in a time when safe and sane commercialism is more the rule than the exception. To that Ms. Myers says, " I just try to meditate and let the Creator guide me. I ' m just a vehicle - a vessel - and I hope I can make uplifting music that makes people feel good." L " G E E S E " A U S B I E INDUCTED INTO S P O R T S HALL OF FAME The J i m Thorpe Association has announced that Hubert "Geese" Ausbie of the world famous Harlem Globetrotters, and PSC Class of 1962, was recently inducted into the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame. "Geese" Ausbie, known as "The Clown Prince of Basketball," was one of the most talented and beloved Harlem Globetrotters of all time. He joined the Harlem Globetrotters in 1962, surpassing nearly 500 athletes who attempted to make the team. He spent 24 years charming crowds with his dribbling and scoring skills. During that time, he traveled to over 100 countries and performed for more than 100 million fans. Ausbie was the Globetrotters leading star Winter 2 0 0 1 / 2 0 0 2 In 1993, Ausbie began coaching the Harlem Globetrotters and is now Vice President/Global Ambassador, handling advance publicity visits to cities on the Globetrotter's tour. Commenting on joining the Harlem Globetrotters, Ausbie said "As a kid, I used to watch the Globetrotters on the newsreels." I saw how good they were and how they were making people happy all around the world. That's what I wanted to do." Mannie Jackson, former Harlem Globetrotter and current owner of the team, Hubert "Geese " Ausbie and his wife, Awilda Ausbie, during the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame induction held calls Ausbie the "quintessential Harlem at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Globetrotter." A native of Crescent, Oklahoma, Ausbie lives in Little Rock with his wife, Awilda. until retiring in 1985. Page 4 �JOIN T H E NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Make a difference for your Alma Mater. Join the National Alumni Association! If a chapter has not been chartered in your area, you can become an active "at-large member" by paying $35.00 annually. For your convenience, a form is provided below for you to join. If an active chapter exists in your area, National dues are $30.00, plus the local assessment. Contact your Chapter President listed below for local dues information (phone numbers are available in the Office of Alumni Affairs). Alumni interested in a "Life Membership" may also utilize the form below. As a Life Member, you will join an elite group and enjoy full benefits, rights and recognition of the Association. To become a Life Member, send a one-time payment of $1,000 to the National Alumni Association. A l u m n i may pay this commitment over a three-year period, with a minimum initial payment of $250. When Life Membership is paid in full, a beautiful PSC green and gold permanent Life Membership Card and Plaque Certificate will be presented to you. Please consider joining other Life Members in supporting your College and Alumni Association for a lifetime. Whether you choose to become an "At-Large Member" or "Life Member," please mail the form below, and a check payable to NAAPSC, INC., to Connie Cogshell, National Financial Secretary, 705 Green Hills Dr., North Little Rock, A R 72118. For more information, contact Delia Moore, Alumni Affairs Director, at (501) 370-5378 or send an e-mail to dmoore@philander.edu. NATIONAL ALUMNI A S S O C I A T I O N C H A P T E R P R E S I D E N T S Atlanta Ozell Sutton Greater Kansas City Shirley Brown Metro Detroit, Michigan Winston L . Jones Chicago Herman L . Davis Houston, Texas Alice L . Richardson Northern California Eurtha Trammell Dallas/Fort Worth Phillip Bledsoe Greater Little Rock Yvonne C. Alexander St. Louis Ernest Jacobs Columbus, Ohio Ronald Newsome Los Angeles, California Vivian Hines San Diego Mable Henderson Gary, Indiana Adah M. Hull Memphis/Crittenden Co., Ark. Marian M. Morrison Southeast Arkansas Earnest Davidson ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP FORM Name Address. City State Telephone (Home) Telephone (Work)_ Alumni Chapter Affiliation Zip Class of Membership Status: ^ At-Large Membership (an active chapter is not chartered in my area). Annual dues amount: $35.00 (enclosed) If an active chapter exists in your area, please contact your Chapter President for dues information Q Life Membership (National dues are paid in full for life. Annual local dues will still apply). One-time amount: $1,000 Full Payment Enclosed Extended payment plan desired (min. $250 enclosed) Make checks payable to NAAPSC, Inc. and mail payment and form to: Ms. Connie Cogshell, Financial Secretary, 705 Green Hills Dr., N. Little Rock, AR 72118 Winter 2 0 0 1 / 2 0 0 2 Page 5 �Deloris Tolerson Blackwell, class of 1956, passed away February 25, 2001. She served as a teacher/educator for 10 years in the Forrest City, Arkansas Public Schools and 25 years in the Cincinnati Public Schools. Mrs. Blackwell was a faithful member of St. Simon of Cyrene Episcopal Church where she served on the Mission Council, Altar Guild, Visitation Committee and Episcopal Church Women. She also was a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and Past Worthy Matron of Pride of the Valley #71 Order of the Eastern Star. She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Blackwell, and daughter, Paula Andrea Zellars. Survivors include her daughters, Pamela Zellars Wells and Tienna Zellars McGee; two brothers; five sisters; four grandchildren; one great-grandson; three stepchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Gladys E . Thompson Hicks, class of 1946, passed away July 15,2001. She was a faithful member of Wesley United Methodist Church in Lexington, Kentucky where she served as a historian, altar guild, choir member, Sunday School teacher, and a member of United Methodist Women. Mrs. Hicks worked as a teacher, librarian, and meal site director for the Dunbar Senior Citizens Center. Survivors are a son, Michael Hicks; a sister, Anna M . Hamilton; three nieces; a nephew; and a host of cousins, relatives and friends. Mary Delia Hill, class of 1950, passed away May 21,2001. She taught school in Arkansas prior to relocating to Detroit, Michigan in 1953 where she taught Special Education on the elementary and middle school levels. Mrs. Hill was a member of Plymouth (Congregational) United Church of Christ where she served in various capacities. She also was on the Board of Directors of the Cyprian Center and was made Board Member Emeritus. She is survived by her husband, Joseph C. Hill, class of 1949; two daughters, Pamela Clausen-Hines and Cynthia Blakely; two brothers; two sisters; eight grandchildren; one great-grandson; and a host of other relatives and friends. 2002 19971992 19871982 197719721967- CLASS 5 years 10 years 15 years 20 years 25 years 30 years 35 years Winter 2 0 0 1 / 2 0 0 2 1962 1957 1952 1947 1942 1937 1932 - 40 years 45 years 50 years 55 years 60 years 65 years 70 years Imogene Works Jackson, class of 1952, Detroit, Michigan Edith Ware McClinton, class of 1954, Little Rock Seth Porchia, class of 1948, passed away July 11,2001. Survivors include his wife, Mary B . Porchia; daughter, Portia B. Porchia; one grand-daughter; one nephew; and two nieces. Ruby P. Ware Ross, class of 1965, Little Rock Bettie Jane Wesley, class of 1965, passed away July 10, 2001. An accomplished pianist since age 12, Mrs. Wesley has served as the pianist for several churches and groups. She also enjoyed teaching piano to many students in Eudora and Little Rock. She was formerly employed at Philander Smith College and the Arkansas State Department of Education. She is survived by two sons, Marlon D. Wesley and Kevin J. Jones; six sisters, Vertie Staples, Johnettee Walker, Joyce Webster, Vaughncier Davis, Brenda Woodson, Althea Woodson and Pamela Woodson; seven brothers, Cedric and Curtis Wesley, Terrill, Keith, Rodney, and Ralph Woodson, Bonnie Sanders; and other relatives and friends. L E T US HEAR FROM YOU Alumni and family of alumni are encouraged to share items of interest for publication in The Philanderian. We in how PSC alumni are doing and want to hear about honors and awards, career and educational achievements, and other significant developments. We appreciate those who keep us posted by sending news clippings, funeral programs, articles, and photos. News from local alumni chapters and regional officers are also welcomed and appreciated. Please send news to Delia Moore, Office of Alumni Affairs, Philander Smith College, 812 W. 13th Street, Little Rock, A R 72202. News items and photos will be included as space allows. Several classes will celebrate landmark anniversaries in 2002. Former student body presidents, officers, and other class leaders are urged to contact fellow classmates to join you for a reunion at the National Alumni Convention March 14-17, 2002. The National Alumni Convention is the perfect time to organize a class reunion, and time has been set aside specifically for reunion activities. Time flies. To organize a class reunion, contact Delia Moore, Director of Alumni Affairs at (501) 370-5378 or e-mail her at dmoore@philander.edu. Page 6 �W E A C C E P T E D T H E CAPITAL CAMPAIGN C H A L L E N G E ! The following alumni have pledged financial support for the Capital Campaign totaling $301,638 of the $600,000 pledged by the National Alumni Association! Even greater alumni support is needed, and we hope that we can count on You. Your pledge can be paid over a three year period, ending October 3 1 , 2003. Your contribution w i l l be matched by the Bush Foundation, i f the gift exceeds $ 100. A total o f $ 146,953 (almost half) has been paid to date. We thank all alumni who have pledged and/or contributed to the Capital Campaign: Mrs. Alice Abson t Rev. Maxine Allen t Mr. Sanford 0. Ames t Mr. Wade & Mrs. Blanche Banks t Ms. Jo Ann Benjamin t Mr. Cecil & Mrs. Ruth Blanchard t Ms. Ora Booker t Ms. Sharon Boyd Mr. James E . Braxton t Ms. Neva Carmichael * Mrs. Lula F. Carter t Mr. Herbert & Mrs. Marian Chappelle t Ms. Connie Cogshell t Rev. James Cone *t Ms. Norma Crenshaw * Mr. Albert Davidson *t Mr. Earnest Davidson Mrs. Eddie H . Davis t Mr. Herman Davis t Ms. Joyce L . Davis t The Hon. L . Clifford Davis t Mr. L.T. Davis t Ms. Vella Davis Dr. Freddy Sue Davy t Dr. Charles Donaldson * Mrs. Dorothy Mae Sutton Exum t Mrs. Ruth King Finn * Dr. Curtis & Mrs. Erseline Gillespie t Mr. James Goodwin * Ms. Vivian Griffin t Ms. Audrey Guest Mr. Samuel Hamilton t Mr. Arzie Hardin *t Prof. Howard & Mrs. Clemmie Hill t Ms. Beverly Hines * Ms. Vivian Hines t Mrs. Annie Martin Hodges-Nelson * Dr. Morris L . & Mrs. Sammie Holmes t Mr. Theodore & Mrs. Adah Hull t Mrs. Imogene Works Jackson (in memory) *t Ms. Anita Johnson Ms. Barbara Brock Jordan t Ms. Lorene Joshua Kansas City Alumni Chapter * Mrs. Effie B. Keary-Claybrook t Mrs. Alberta Kilgore t Mr. Richard King *t Mrs. Naomi Leapheart-Williams * Mrs. Emma R. Lester (in memory) * Ms. Bertha Lewis * Mrs. Frances L . Brown Lister Ms. Leenora Lowery * Los Angeles Alumni Chapter *t Mr. John H. Malonet Mr. Hiram E . & Mrs. Kathadaza H. Mann *t Ms. Maggie Mae Marshall * Mr. Cary E . Mathews * Rev. C.E. & Mrs. Gloria Mcadoo t Ms. Loretta McCall * Ms. Edith J . McConnell * Mr. Leo & Mrs. Gloria Foreman McGeet Memphis/Crittenden Co. Alumni Chapter * Ms. Magdalene Lendora Miles * Ms. Jearlene Miller t Dr. Clifford E . & Mrs. Alma Minton t Dr. Alda Moore * Ms. Delia Moore t Mrs. Marian M . Morrison Mr. Bennie Moses *t Mrs. Rachel Myers-Jones * National Alumni Association *t Ms. Veronica Nesbitt * Ms. Doris C. Parker * Ms. Naomi Pemberton t Dr. June G. Pembroke t Mrs. Carreather F. Perry t Dr. Eulah L . Peterson t Mrs. Ruth I . Pitts t Rev. Silas E . Redd Mrs. Roylene Reed * Dr. Curtis Reynolds * Mrs. Alice L . Richardson t Mr. Harry Roberson, Jr. t Mr. Herbert Robinson Ms. Ednarene Rogers * Mr. Larry Ross *t Mr. Humphrey Rutherford Mr. Wilfred T. Seals *t Ms. Lottie Shackelford *t Ms. Constance Smith Mr. Samuel & Mrs. Mildred Smith * Mr. Isaac Starks * Mr. John Talley, Jr. * Ms. Evelyn Tang Dr. Sherman E . Tate t Mrs. Carolyn Jones Thomas t Mrs. Lillie B. Thompson Dr. Myer L . Titus * Mr. Jesse M . & Dr. Jill E . Trice t Ms. Charlene W. Trotter * Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Twillie *t Mr. Manuel & Mrs. Gwendolyn Twillie t Ms. Sharon Ware Rev. E . Washington, Sr. * Ms. Christine Watson Mrs. Marva C. Watts t Mr. Jimmie R. Weathersby Mrs. Esther Birch Wiley *t Mr. Bennie & Mrs. Erma Williams t Ms. Jennie Williams * Mr. Robert Williams * Mr. Claybron Wisham *t Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Dorothy Witherspoon t Dr. William H . Woods t Ms. Kathryn F. Worthen *t * Paid in Full t Leadership Givers ($1,000 and above) I f you made a pledge or contribution to the Capital Campaign, prior to December 1, 2001, and your name is not reflected on the above list, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement at (501) 370-5271. To send a payment, make checks payable to Philander Smith College (write "Alumni Capital Campaign" in the check memo line) and mail to: Dr. Stephen Schafer, Office of Institutional Advancement, Philander Smith College, 812 W. 13th St., Little Rock, A R 72202. Winter 2 0 0 1 / 2 0 0 2 Page 7 �•HILANDERIA PHILANDER S M I T H C O L L E G E NATIONAL A L U M N I CONVENTION M A R C H 14-17, 2002 CONVENTION REGISTRATION F O R M Name Address State City Zip Chapter Telephone, Class Year _ REGISTRATION F E E INCLUDES A L L CONVENTION ACTIVITIES Earlybird (Received or postmarked On-Site Registration by February 28, 2002 $145.00 $155.00 PRICE BREAKDOWN (Additional tickets may be purchased for each activity. Indicated the number of tickets needed.) Jazz and Sass Dinner & Concert Luncheon Old School Jam Hospitality R o o m Privileges Souvenir Booklet $45.00 $30.00 $25.00 $25.00 $20.00 Please make checks payable to "PSC Convention 2002." Send your payment and this form to: Greater Little Rock Alumni Chapter, c/o P S C National Alumni Convention, P.O. Box 55602, Litle Rock, A R 72215-5602. For additional information, Call Delia Moore, Director of Alumni Affairs at (501) 370-5378. ^00 H O T E L 00^^ RESERVATIONS RIVERFRONT HILTON #2 Riverfront Place, North Little Rock, A R 72114 CALL (501) 371-9000 or toll free at (800) 445-8667. Group Name: Philander Smith College National A l u m n i Convention ROOM RATES Single Double Junior Suite $ 72.95 $ 72.95 $109.95 Prices add 11.63 % tax. Add $10.00 if more than two persons will share a room. Reservation Cut-Off Date: March 7, 2002 Philander Smith College Office of Alumni Affairs 812 West 13th Street Little Rock, AR 72202 NONPROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID Little Rock, AR 72202 Permit No. 2469 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED Winter 2 0 0 1 / 2 0 0 2 Page 8 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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