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B E A T J T I L L I O N On Saturday, April 29, 1995, Mu Lambda will present to the Washington Metropolitan Area ten young men who make up the Mu Lambda Beautillion Class of 1995. This
rst annual Beautillion Gala
Dinner Dance will be held at the Sheraton Washington Hotel located at Woodley Road and Connecticut Avenue, N.W., commencing at 6:00 PM.
Beautillion Chairperson, Brother Rudolph Harris states that "Mu Lambda's First Beautillion Class is multifaceted, talented and Mu
scholarly. The young men represent the nest achievers in their senior class. The ten participants (Beaux) have demonstrated excellence in
Lambda's
1995 Beautillion Class
leadership and community service. All the Beaux are active in school
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1. Jumanne B. Bradford,
Archbishop Carroll H.S.
activities and three of them are class presidents. These young men hail from the following schools in the Washington area: Archbishop Carroll, Benjamin Banneker, Bishop McNamara, Field School, Good Counsel and Joel Spingarn High School." The Beautillion Orientation Program, under the coordination of Brother Rylan Harris and Paul Hoggard, began of cially in January
2. James Harold Greene,
Benjamin Banneker H.S.
with aget acquainted gathering at the University of the District of
3. Sean D. Frank,
Columbia. On January 28, 1995, Brother Robert Davis, veterinarian at the National Zoo, served as host and tour guide for awonderful
Bishop McNamara H.S.
excursion to the Zoo Hospital and other facilities, for the Beaux and Alpha Brothers. On February 5, 1995, aprogram entitled, "Beaux
4. Jason Alexander Hairston, Good Counsel H.S.
Meet The Mentors" was held at the National Museum of American
5. Aaron Adam Jackson, Jr.,
Art. Brother James Speight led adiscussion about developing a
Archbishop Carroll H.S.
the African American Art museum collection entitled "Free Within
6. Yusef Mohammed Kassin,
Ourselves." On February 18, 1995, the Beaux, their family members
Benjamin Banneker H.S.
and brothers experienced amoving and inspirational presentation by
mentoring program. The Beaux and Mentors examined and admired
Brother Grady Poulard. Brother Poulard is an outstanding motivational workshop leader, trainer and dynamic orator. Brother
7. David Cornelius Lindsey,
Bishop McNamara H.S.
Poulard is the former pastor of the Peoples Congregational Church
in the District of Columbia. The spirituality of the workshop will be long remembered by those who attended.
8. Serge Madhere, Benjamin Banneker H.S. 9. Antoine Michael Phillips, Spingarn H.S.
The Beautillion Committee needs the help of the Washington Area
Community to reach its goals successful y. The Committee needs you to purchase at least two tickets and/or sell atable. The tickets are $60 per person. Brother President Vincent Orange is urging the Washington Metropolitan Area to purchase advertisements for the
10.Gerald Watson, The Field School
First Annual Beautillion Souvenir Program. The ads range from $30 to $300. The inside cover is $300, gold page $225, full page $125,
●Brother Ed Norwood,
1/2 page $75, 1/4 page $50 and 1/8 page (idea size for business cards) $30. Tickets and Beautillion Souvenir Program Advertisement
Liaison To 1995
Forms are now available. Please contact Brother William Thomas,
Beautillion Class
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(202) 363-7976, Brother Louis Ford, (202) 723-8592 or Brother Rudolph Harris (202) 882 -5244 for additional information.
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