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Student Suspensions Violate Fourteenth Amendment Rights UTP News Services - Throughout public school history, students ‘have been suspended or expelled for a variety of offenses, usually with a minimum of ceremony.

The evolved mudification in the ceremony-pattern, as used at Houston last summer, is being anticipated for the con- vention at Atlanta.

At his request the ceremony was simple. Rabbi Mann read the fifteenth, twnty-third, twenty- fourth, and ninetieth Psalms, which were Mr. Rosenwald’s fa- vorites, and had a short prayer. Six limousines followed the hearse to the cemetery.

At his requesc the ceremony was simple. Rabbi Mann vread the fifteenth, twenty-third, twenty- fourth, and ninetieth Psalms, which were Mr. Rosenwald’s fa- vorites, and had a short prayer. Six limousines followed the hearse to the cemetery.

At his request the ceremony was simple. Rabbi Mann read the fifteenth, twenty-third, twenty- fourth and nineteenth Psalms, which were Mr. Rosenwald’s fa- vorites and had a short prayer. Six limousines followed the hearse to the cemetery.

New President At Hampton Institute In a quiet, simple, though im- pressive ceremony on November 25, 1940, famed Hampton Insti- tute inaugurated its sixth presi- dent, Dr. Malcolm S. MacLean. Dr.

Citizenship Day September 17 The following House Joint Resolu- tion 314 passed the Senate and was signed by the President in a ceremony at the White House February 29: JOINT RESOLUTION Designating September 17 of Each Year as ‘‘Citizenship Day”’ Resolved

There the flag pole is located, and a flag ceremony is maintained daily during the camping season. The cabins are all beautifully constructed of cinder blocks and painted white.

Doreatha Williamson con- ducted a memorial ceremony for the departed members of the As- sociation. Music was rendered next by a group from the Berkley High School, Aberdeen. President Blake presented Dr. James M.

The convention session began at 8:00 P.M. with the Flag Ceremony and Pledge of Allegiance by Mr. D. N. Howard and Boy Scouts, follow- ed by music by the Washington County Union School. The NORTH CAROLINA TEACHERS RECORD

The Necrology Committee made its report, in the form of a very im- bressive Candle Light ceremony as a tribute to those NCTA mem- bers who had departed this life during the Convention year. After the reading by Mrs.

The Oath may be made a weekly ceremony. The Scout Oath On my honor I will do my best 1. To do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law. 2. To help other people at all times. 3.

Curtis ended the ceremony with an appropriate prayer. PRESENTATION OF BOARD MEMBERS AND CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES After introductory remarks by Dr.

Allegray Wilder, Student NCTA-NEA President, presenting one of the flags at the colorful Roll Call of the States Ceremony led by Dr. Karl H. Berns, NEA Assistant Executive Secretary.

Officials invited to represent the teacher’s association at the award announcement ceremony included E. B. Palmer, execu- tive secretary, NCTA, Dr. A. C. Dawson, executive secretary, NCEA, Dr. Frank Greer, NC- EA president and Dr.

The official opening ceremony for the WC- OTP Assembly of Delegates was on Monday, August 2. Official greetings were extended by President Ato Tickaher Hailu of the Ethiopian Teachers Association.

The documents were signed on June 28, at a special ceremony during the NEA convention in Miami Beach. ATA President R. J. Martin (seated, left) and NEA President Richard D. Batchelder (seated, right), add their signatures, while Joseph T.

Leon Douglas Parker, insur- ance agent for the North Caro- lina Mutual Life Insurance Company. , The impressive ceremony was performed by Dr. Grady Davis, minister of the Church.

This ceremony is quite properly called commencement. In a sense it is the commencement of your education and the commencement of your real problems. You are stepping out into a world of danger.

There was a brief opening ceremony during which Mr. W. R. Collins, out- going president, presented the gavel to Dr. Lafayette Parker incoming president and Mr. C. J.

Daniel, chairman of Wake Coun- ty TEPS-NCTA was mistress of ceremony at the program. Mrs. Daniel is supervisor of Wake County Elementray Schools. Moving Ahead With The Hammocks CURRENT PROJECTS: 1.

Slade, principal, during the installation ceremony, has been framed and hangs near the emblem. An FTA Awards Day is being planned for April 1965, and a trip to a college in North Caro- lina for May.

The pageant concluded with a ceremony in which Mrs. Eliza Williams, Dr. Lelia A. Bradby and Miss Maehling lighted candles on the birthday cake re-. presenting the unified teaching profession, local,. state, and national. Mrs. C. S.

Quoting from the Candle Lighting Ceremony for the NEA birthday parties held last week a- cross the nation in hundreds of local affiliates: “A teacher sees and knows and fosters the growth and development of children.

Meeting at 1:30 Friday evening was the Mag- special ceremony sponsored by Extension honoring Mr. M. M. Hubert, retiring stat tor of Agricultural Services. leade € direc._.

This ceremony is a milestone in American ed- ucational history. It is significant first because it marks the inaugaration of a new Executive Secretary of the National Education Association.

The Saints Literary and Industrial School de- icated its new boys’ dormitory in an impressive ceremony, December 5, 1952. The president of the school, Mrs. Arenia C.

Paul Industrial Training School in Mala- koff, Texas, was honored by Texas Civic leaders in a ceremony in the Baker Hotel, December 16. A handsome leather book with let- ters of praise from Governor Price Daniel and many others was presented to Mrs.

An im- pressive installation ceremony was conducted as one of the closing features of the convention.