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November, 1960 THE VOICE Page Three WITH THE GREEKS Sigma Round-Up V. McBride The Sigmas are off to a rampag ing start toward carrying out this year’s calendar of events. As we strive to promote the princi ples and ideals as stressed in our motto “Culture for Service and Service for Humanity,” we em phasize the well - rounded devel opment of young men. Among the activities that are planned for tliis school term are: The Founders Day Program, Big ger and Better Business Week Celebration, The Crowning of the Sigma Sweetheart, The Annual Easter Egg Hunt and the Zeta- Sigma sponsored and foremost at traction, The Zetalite Ball. Brothers Robert McLean and Le vi Montgomery ventured down to the Southeastern Regional Conven- tlVr? sTihpy reported that their trip ■jjhi.s oirn'stive as well as en- Vo Undei the direction of advisor, Mr. R. P. Robinson, we are plan ning greater things for Sigma this year. The members and officers of Pi Chapter, Phi Beta Sigma Fratern ity, Inc. are; Levi Montgomery, President Gene Goldston, Vice-President and Dean of Pledgees Jesse Hall, Treasurer Valonzia McBride, Historian and and Reporter Robert McLean, Secretary Teacher; “Annie, give the for mula for water.” Annie; “Yes, sir. HIJKLMNO.” Teacher: “Whatever are you driving at? Do you think you’re in kindergarten?” Annie: “No, sir. You said yester dav it was ‘H to O’.” AKA Kapers Laura Latham Hi, Fellow colleagues! We are really proud to have this opportun ity first of all to greet you. and then to inform you about the AKA’s happenings.' The sorors of Delta Alpha Chap ter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority are diligently working to make this year another successful one. To begin the year, two of the sorors assisted with the Freshman Orientation program with Laura Latham, chairman of the General Orientation program. Five of the sorors are in the process of doing their student teaching. They are Eva Cordon Nannie Crosby, Lula Harper, Ber nice Ray, and Dorothy Usher. On October 21, 1960. eight of our sorors attended the Basilei Con ference held at Shaw University in Raleigh, North Carolina. This was a memorable event. Never before had we experienced a more en ticing, stimulating, and meaning ful affair so filled with all the nec essary accommodations. As we strive daily for success we try to keep in mind this quo tation, “He who wishes to obtain succes must get down and work.’ Therefore, as Ivy pushes forward so will we the Delta Alpha Chap ter of Alpha Kappa Alpha move on to help you fellow colleagues to have a more meaningful and en joyable campus life for 1960 - 61. The Ivy Leaf Club Greetings everyone! The Ivy Leaf Club of the Delta Alpha chapter of the Alpha Kappa Soror ity bestows its hearty welcome upon each of you; returning old students, transfer students, and freshmen. We sincerely hope that you will have a most successful year and achieve all of the goals that you have set for yourselves. To all of you who are not too familiar with the Ivy Leaf Club, it is a club composed solely of those girls, mainly freshmen, sopho mores, and some juniors, who are interested in becoming members of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror ity. While we are Ivies, as we are called, we go through an initiation period to test our love for AKA. There are fourteen Ivies in the Ivy Leaf Club and we are all an ticipating that glorious day when w'e too will become Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorors. —J. Jerusha McCoy Delta News Gertie Rodgers The members of the Delta Sig ma Theta Sorority say a friendly “Hello” to the returning stu dents and new - comers on the campus. As the year rolls along, we hope to have a very success ful one. Our Sorority was founded at Howard University, Washington, D. C. We have as our chief aim— to establish, maintain, and en courage high cultural, intellectual, and moral standards. It is to this end that each of us strives. Throughout the school year we will have presentations in assem bly and vespers. We hope that you will become interested in one of the many Greek-Letter Organ izations here on campus — for they all strive for higher goals. Officers of Delta Sigma Theta are; President — Gladys Hall Vice Pres., Dean of Pledgees— Marjorie Langston Secretary — Gertie Rodgers Treasurer —Susie Boyd piliiilli Miss Inez McEachern, left. Voice “staffer,” is shown interviewing Miss Lenna M. Means, FSTC Reg istrar. Miss Means, along with 85 other Alpha Kappa Alpha Women, made a culture-pleasure tour of ten European and five African coun tries during the past summer. Eng land, Holland, Belgium, France, Monaco, Italy, Switzerland, Aus tria, Germany and Spain in Eu rope, and Senegal, Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria and Morocco in Africa were the countries visited. Leaving New York’s Idiewild Airport by TWA Jet on July 24, the group traveled from the “Fol- ies Bergere” to the “Passion Play” of Oberammagau, they saw the high peaks of the Alps, snow- covered in August, they felt the warm sunshine of the French and Italian Riveria, they took in the Shakespeare Excursion in Strat ford, and saw the bullfights in Madrid. The high point of the trip, according to Miss Means, was the International Regional Con ference of the AKA Sorority held in Liberia, where 38 sorors of the Africa group graciously en tertained. The host group was composed of women from 20 dif ferent states in continental United States. Ques Corner The Delta Gamma Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fratern i t y brings glad tidings to you who will read this paper for the first time and greetings to the return ing members of our college fami ly- The accompanying picture shows the brothers with the three candi dates for the “Omega Queen For A Day Program.” The three love ly young ladies are Misses Irish Bratcher, Gladys Hall, and Glor ia Boyd. This is- one of the many programs that will be presented by the Omega men on campus. The brothers are from left to right — Front Row; Ned White, Joseph Washington, Henry Hamil ton and Willie Dancy. Back Row; Virgil Franklin, Charles Perry, Lock Beachum, George Wilson Charles Robertson and Thomas Council. DRAMA GUIID The primary aim of the Drama Guild for the year 1960-61 is to pro mote through drama the realiia* tion of a long - cherished dream on the part of many people. It represents the coming - to - life of a dream to reinstitute and continue one of the most picturesque forms of American Theater — Drama Guilds. The Drama Guild also of fers one an education in speech, diction, literature, and most of all an over all dramatic experience. The first project of the Drama Guild for this year was the Fresh man Play, “The Happy Journey” by Thornton Wilder, a comedy in one act. The play was presented in tlie J. W. Seabrook Auditorium on November 2, 1960 at 12:00 noon. The cast of characters was as follows; Ma — Alice Hankins, graduate - of Williston Senior High School, Wilmington, N. C. Pa — Calvin Smith, graduate of Charles G. White High School, Powellsville, N. C. Carolina — Geraldine Maye, Graduate of Frink High School, LaGrange, N. C. Arthur — Charles Spriggs, Gra duate of Cathedral High School, Raleigh, N. C. Stage Manager — Leroy Lar kins, graduate of Pender County Training School, Burgaw, N. C. Beaulah — Gwendolyn Law • rence, graduate of Calvin Scott Brown High School, Winton, N. C. Director — Eddie Cooper; Direc tresses, Margaret Gore, Anme Paschall (all Sophomores). Coming attraction will be t h e Fall Production “Blithe Spirit” by Noel Coward, a comedy in three acts. The production will be pre sented in the J. W. Seabrook Au ditorium on Thursday, December 1, 1960. •The e&st- o£ ch^raflters ie- us toU Ruth — Constance Toles, Her- mines Jones, and Willie Greene. Charles — Hurley Patter son and John Smith. Mrs. Bradman — Ethel Floyd and AnniePoweU Dr. Bradman — Charles Spriggs and Leroy Larkins. Eloira — Maggie Pittman and Lola McNeill Madame Arcati — Vivian Fen nell, Ernestine Thompson, and Sue Evelyn McKoy. Edith — Margaret Hill and Lacy Summerville. Other coming attractions: December 18, 1960 —Christmas Play “Why The Chimes Rang.’' February 4, 1961 — North Caro lina High School Drama Clinic May 19, 1961 — Fine Arts Week (Spring Production) “Boy Friend” The officers of the Drama Guild for the year 1960 - 61 are: President — Lola McNeill Vice President — James Her ring Secretary — Mary McEachern Corresponding Secretary — Kattie McNeill Treasurer — Eddie Cooper N. A. D. S. A. Rep — Annie Powell I. D. A. Rep. — Annie Paschall N. C. H, S. Rep. — Ernestine Thompson J: •i (wfffp Tm> fun (ww/ nw iTK.1 twm eat AT lenT f=wg munH’
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