Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-30

Cherry Witt, Lille Woods, Mable
Berry, Annie Booth, Peter Brum-
field, FEATHER Calvin, Willie Mae
Campbell, Margaret Colemon, Ma
rina Eaton, Matilda Hobson, Mat
tie Jones, Zenobia Kincaid, Mel
vina Lemon, Velma Martin, Daisy
Morgan, Lula Perryman, Constance
Posey, Ruth Roberts, Annie Saw
age, Cecilia Shaffer, Edna Smith,
Lucille Stewart, Emma Tate, Ma
mic Uston, Essie Walker, Clara
Washington, Josephine Williams,
Arceola Windham, E | a n o S e
Wright, Constance Baker, Matte
Burnett, Rubye Crosby, Leola Dill
lard, Mary Epps, Vanella Glass,
Thelma Hudson, Ruth Mccain,
Alice McFadden, Robbie McLaurin,
Albertinia O'Neal, Essa Owens,
Leslie Sims, Annie B. Washington,
elementary education.
Joel Anderson, Willard Bracey,
Ercell Butler, Preston Graves, l..
M. Madison, ARIEL Marshall, No
len Qualls, Joe Smith, Willie White,
science; Claudette Bailey, Leon
Bell, Thelma Dusksworth, Henry
Eiland, Harold Fields, Mary Forte,
Mamie Green, Orderee Green,
Charles Hilliard, Mary Holmes,
Janice Johnson, Matilda Johnson,
Verna King, Lynda Lyons, Luella
Nanny, Annie Smith, Lahomia
Smith, lola Spencer, Dorothy Nell
Walker, Mildred Thomas, Loyce-
stein Tucker, language arts; Leon
Baxtrum, Lottie Beals, Alfred
Brown, Mack Conner, Allen Dace,
Arthur Dampier, Vergie Davis,
Hattie Dyson, Mildred Gilmore,
Bonnie Gooden, Nida E. Harris,
Mary E. Harvey, Clara Higgins,
Annie Horton, Edmond Hughes,
Dorothy Irwin, Joe Jackson, Cliff
ford Jennings, Sim Moore, Cara
Newell, Mack Nichols, Henry Pace,
Marzell Smith, Nan Thomas, JOS
eph Brookins, Charlie Brooks, So
cial science; Mary A. Brookins,
Mary P. Brookins, Lavawn Cason,
Helen Nichols, Marcel Filate, Lois
Travillion, mathematics; Harold
Cobb, Willie Cook, Curtis Gray,
John w. Hayes, Lawrence Jordan,
Charlie Mann, Lilluette Pet, Ray
mond Shoemake, art; Malcolm
Black, Louis Beverly, William Bev-
erly, Willie Brown, Esther Cam
eron, Joyce Campbell, Charles E.
Hicks, Anita Jackson, Jimmie
James, James Kelly, James Micou,
Henry Nelson, ]. J. Sampson, Bar
bara Startling, Leslie Walker, AL
ford Alexander, Muzetta Moore,
music; Samuel Calzadilla, AL Paul
thenia Clark, Bennye Henderson,
Ollie Williams, biology; Hazel
Brown, Helen Mitchell, Nettie
Pickens, home economics; Cynthia
Williams, political science.
Five students will receive the
Masters Degree in Education
supervision and ADMINISTRATOR
when the College holds its 82nd
Commencement Exercises May rs,
1869. They are as follows:
Ulysses S. Hunt, Laurel, Thesis:
"a Study of Absenteeism in the
Negro High Schools Of Jones
County, Mississippi" Johnnie w.
Jones, Jackson, Thesis: "A Study
of characteristics that Tend to
Differentiate Sixth Grade Students
Who Are Most Liked and Who Are
Least Liked By Their Classmates
Willie D. Kent, Waynesboro, The
sis: "a Follow-Up Study of the
Graduates of Waynesboro Voca-
tional High School, Waynesboro,
Miss, from 1947 to 1857" Roose-
Welt Oats, Columbia, Thesis: "A
Study of the Status of Negro
Teaching Personnel Of Marion
County, Miss, with Particular Ref
erence to Implications for Improved
Instruction." and Joseph Sutton,
jackson, Thesis: "A Study Of the
Family Background, Home En-
vironment and Success in School
Of Fifty Delinquent Students at
Brinkley Elementary-Junior High