OCTOBER 14, 1969
THE COMPASS
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Virginia 4-H
Senior Class Officers On The Move
The moving van just
moved out ECSU’s old
Senior class officers,and
moved in it’s new. The
students were waiting im -
patiently to see who would
take the seats of the old
class officers.
The door slowly opened
to reveal a man whose
ability is as rich as his
name. Golden Webb, the
new President of the Sen
ior Class.
Immediately following
Mr. Webb was his Vice-
President, Bill Reid,
whose leadership can
only be surpassed by his
ability to cope with peo
ple and problems.
Standing in front of the
van with a pan in the
hand stood Secretary
Barbara Curtis. At her
side stood her faithful as
sistant Alice Little. Lucy
Hargrove holds the posi
tion of Treasurer.
Well, 1 think it is un
derstandable why we don’t
see the Reporters, be-
REGIONAL CONFERENCE
COLLEGE UNIONS
Representatives from
Elizabeth City State Uni
versity attended the re
gional conference of the
Association of College
Unions - International
which was held at the Uni
versity of Kentucky, Lex
ington, Kentucky on Octo
ber 5, 6 and 7. They at
tended seminars and
workshops to discuss the
cultural, social, recrea
tional, and educational
program s provided by
college unions in their
area.
Over 50 colleges and
universities from Ken
tucky, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennes
see, and Virginia were
represented. The main
speaker at the conference
was Mr. Robert A. Alex
ander, president of the
national organization.
Mr. Alexander is direct
or of the Guy S. Mill-
berry Union, University
of California Medical
Center, San Francisco,
California.
The Associatlon,found-
ed in 1914, is officially
represented on over 850
campuses throughout the
world. The purpose of the
Association is to provide
an opportunity for unions
to join in studying and
improving their services,
and to assist in the de
velopment of new college
unions. The college un
ion on each campus is
regarded as an integral
part of the total educa
tional program of the in
stitution. It is the center
of the campus for cultur
al, social, recreational,
and educational activity.
Representing Eliza
beth City State University
were Miss Lutricia
Lynch, Vice-president of
the Student Center, Miss
Vickie Lawson, Chairman
of the Hospitality Com
mittee, Mr. Herbert Da
vis, Chairman of the Rec
reational Committee, Mr.
Jimmie Copies, Member
of the Forum Committee,
Willia m Gaines, Co-
Chairman, Publicity
Committee; and Mr. Paul
McClinton, Director of
The University Center.
The Prayers We Say
By CAROL M. McKlVER
The prayers we say for
others are often heard.
Heard through all of the
emotion and sincerity one
may give.
The answer will come
maybe not the time we
think.
But it is the urgence of
the soul that send pray
ers where they belong.
The prayers we say for
others.
The prayers we say for
the world are the prayers
men say in their own
language in their own way
and time.
It is the possible approach
to the transcendatai
search of every man. Man
conceived
of purity
cause Lillian Riggs and
Otassa Lacy are already
busy getting the news.
With the knowledge of
rules and order, Anthony
Russel will serve the Sen
ior Class as its Parlia
mentarian.
Miss Armelia Jane
Herndon, a freshman stu
dent at Elizabeth City
State University, has been
selected to represent the
Virginia 4-H Clubs at the
North Eastern Poultry
Production Cooperation,
in Atlantic City, New Jer
sey. The convention is
scheduled for October 12-
14, and will place her in
competition against Ron
ald Romesburg of Berlin,
Pennsylvania.
Armelia, who blows a
clarinet in the 130-piece
ECSU marching band, is
an elementary education
rqajor. A native of Rust-
burg, Virginia, she is an
honor graduate of the for
mer Campbell County
High School.
Daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Vance Hemdon,Ar-
melia has been associat
ed with the 4-H Club since
she was in the the fifth
grade. Her continued in
terest and participation
in the Poultry Marketing
Projects naturally led to
the selection.
A Blue Ribbon winner
at the state 4-H conven
tion, at Virginia Poly
technic Institute, during
the summer, Armelia was
tabbed a 4-H All-Star with
her demonstration on how
to buy eggs. Earlier pro
jects which provided val
uable experience were
centered around how to
grade eggs and how to
cook barbecue chicken.
in the essence
pleads for his
destiny and has become
hostile to the world that
has become his creator.
How horrid some things
we think and believe be
cause of the world but the
prayers we say we sur
render to thee. Oh, the
prayers we say.
The most selfish prayers
we say ar e the prayers
we say for ourselves.
Through all the tears,
anxiety, depression and
soul searching somehow
we still believe. “If there
were not a God it would
be necessary for us to in
vent one.” The prayers
we say take us on a jour
ney to the stars.
U.C.R.F.Schedule Of Events!
AN HOUR WITH NEGRO AUTHORS, POETS, AND ARTISTS, Aud., MH
Interspersed with Negro Spirituals; UNRF Choir; other
selected students) - Sunday, Oct. 12, 9 a.m. •
ANNUAL UNIVERSITY-COMMUNITY RELATIONS DAY Aud., MH
(Vesper Hour) - Sunday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m. (Message;
University President; Music by Univ. Choir) '
PANEL DISCUSSION (Faculty - Student participation) Aud., MH
(Sunday, Nov. 9, 9 a.m.) Topic; “Religion on the
Campus”
a) Religion and Scholarship
b) Religion and the Fine Arts
c) Religion and the Natural Sciences
d) Religion and Community Service
ANNUAL NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT WEEK PROGRAM Aud., MH
(Auspices, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity) - Sunday, Nov. 9,
6 p. m.
I BAND WOODWIND & BRASS ENSEMBLE (Music Dept.), Aud., MH
Sunday, Nov. 16, 8 p.m.
PRE-THANKSGIVING SERVICE OF WORSHIP (Vesper Hour) Aud., MH
I Sunday, Nov, 23, 6 p.m. Guest speaker; The Reverend
Earl Brown (alumnus), pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church,
I Windsor
I THEME PROGRAM (auspices. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society) Aud., MH
Sunday, December 7, 6 p.m.
PAGEANT; “Christmas in Many Lands” - Sunday, I^c. 14, 9 a.m. Aud,, MH
CHRISTMAS CONCERT (auspices. University Choir)
Sunday, Dec. 14, 8 p.m.
GOOD WILL NIGHT - A Salute to Members of Faculty
Foreign Lands, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 8 p.m.
Ftom
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP DAY (Vesper Hour) - Guest
Speaker; Judge Elrita Alexander. Sunday, Jan. 25, 6 p.m.
ANNUAL PAN-HELLENIC DAY (Vesper Hour) Guest
Speaker; to be announced. Sunday, Feb. 8, 6 p.m.
ANNUAL FOUNDER’S DAY (auspices, special committee)
Sunday, February 22, 3 p.m.
RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK; Sunday, March 8, through
Thursday, March 12; Guest speaker, to be announced
PALM SUNDAY VESPERS (auspices, Thalia Sorosis Club)
Sunday, March 22, 6 p.m.
ANNUAL UCRF APPRECIATION BANQUET -
Wed., April 15, 8 p.m.
ANNUAL CONCERT; University, Band,
Sunday, April 19, 8 p.m.
WOMEN’S GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION SERIES -
April 16-19
, ANNUAL CONCERT; UNIVERSITY CHOIR, -
Sunday, May 3, 8 p.m.
'commencement exercises (Special Committee) -
Sunday, May 10
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Univ. Center
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Univ. Center
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