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There is an installation ceremony in which the president of the council (officers are elected by the council) makes an address and members of the council are introduced.

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.

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.

Probably the most impressive meeting of the week was the inauguration ceremony Tuesday evening, June 14. Mr. J. Arthur Jackson, State Law Librarian of West Virginia, gave the cath of office to the Governor and Judges of the Supreme Court.

—At a special session Friday after- noon an impressive ceremony, Hour of Remem- brance, was conducted by Leonard Barnett, Prin- cipal, Washington High School, London. Music for this occasion was done by Mrs. Marion C. Brooks, Beckley.

Hazelwood at the testimonial ceremony for retiring members of the Bluefield State College Staff, Friday evening, Octo- ber 31, 1952. Pege Twenty-two Dr. H. L. Dickason Dr.

And yet this same principal’s basketball squad roared into West Virginia State College for the annual basketball tournament with all the pomp and ceremony of Roman gladiators. Why should such rash partiality be practiced in our schools?

Carroll FTA Chapter, Excelsior High School, War, held its inaugural ceremony Wednes- day, April 29. George Bryson, Superintendent, McDowell County Schools, presented the charter. J. B. Carroll, Jr., is president of the chapter; Mrs. Nora E.

The evening program completed a rally and dedication ceremony which began yesterday afternoon with a parade in uptown Nashville - and continued with a dinner for out-of-town guests in the college cafeteria.

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.

He was completely over- whelmed when he was rushed back to find his 565 students with pennants in lively colors, faculty, relatives and friends greeting him in this most gala ceremony. Mrs. O. R.

Y., presented the awards during a special ceremony at Miami Beach Convention Center while delegates to the national convention looked on. The DCT comprises a vast majority of the NEA’s near- million membership.

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

Alston Chapter with a beauti- ful candle light ceremony.

C. gave the in- vocation followed with the Flag Ceremony and Pledge of Allegiance by Troop number 104 Boy Scouts of America. Dr. S. D. Williams, presented Mrs. Ida H. Duncan, President N.C.T.A. for her annual message to the Association. Mrs.

It is fitting that we take cognizance of the jubilee year with a bit of tradi- tional ceremony.

Hayes High School, Williamston Pledge of Allegiance Introduction of Platform Guests Observance Ceremony in Celebration of Diamond Jubilee Anniversary Music: E. J. Hayes High School Introduction of Guest Speaker Address: Dr. Ira De A.

“The first roll call was a serious and impressive ceremony conducted daily in each class during the school term and was designed to have its effect on those who were absent as well as on those present.

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.