Background
Scott, Mary Shy was born on July 19, 1929 in Atlanta. Daughter of Robert and Flora Shy.
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Mary Shy Scott
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AB, Spelman College, Atlanta, 1950. Master of Arts, New York University, 1969. HHD (honorary), Miles College, 1992.
Career
Elementary music specialist, Atlanta Public School, Atlanta, 1950-1987; music consultant, Atlanta, since 1987.
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Membership
Board member Southern Christian Leadership Conference National, 1986, United Negro College Fund, since 1990. Member Steward Allen Temple African Methodist Episcopal Church, Atlanta, 1989. 3rd vice president Educational Advancement Foundation, Chicago.
Member International Platform Association (public speaker), Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority (1st national vice president 1986-1990, international president 1990-1994), Links, Inc.
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Married Alfred Scott, February 11, 1951. Children: Alfredene Cheely, Arthur Robert, Alfred Junior.
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American
Education
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1950
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1969
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1992
Career
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1950 - 1987
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1987
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Recipient Plaque Meritorious Service award -Eta Omega Chapter Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, 1987, Plaque Peachtree Suburban Chapter for leadership and dedicated service, 1988, Plaque for Outstanding Contribution in the Advancement of the Arts Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc., 1988. Presented keys to 44 United States cities. Recipient of 43 Proclamations and Commendations from city and state governments across the United States, OUIDAH '92 award, President North Dakota Soola, Benin Republican, West Africa, 1993.Recipient Plaque Meritorious Service award -Eta Omega Chapter Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, 1987, Plaque Peachtree Suburban Chapter for leadership and dedicated service, 1988, Plaque for Outstanding Contribution in the Advancement of the Arts Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc., 1988. Presented keys to 44 United States cities. Recipient of 43 Proclamations and Commendations from city and state governments across the United States, OUIDAH '92 award, President North Dakota Soola, Benin Republican, West Africa, 1993.