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THE VOICE
November, 1960
CROWNING PARTICIPANTS
V
Reading left to right, Alphonso Moorehead, captain of football team; Gladys Hall, “Miss Homecom
ing”; Dr. Rudolph Jones, President o fthe College; Ada Alston, “Miss FSTC”; and Calvin McDonald,
president of Student Council.
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huge bonfire was built Friday
night on the land east of the Smith
.Athletic Field. Many students,
friends, and alumni gathered
around the open blaze determined
to cheer the football team on to
•victory. They all were full of real
school spirit and loyalty. With the
aid of the Cheerleaders, many new
and old cheers were yelled by the
crowd. This spirit was continued
 fea,,
lowing day.
Souvenir Programs Sold
, Members of the Varsity Club
and the Ivy Leaf Club (pledgees
of the Delta Alpha Chapter of Al
pha Kappa Alpha Sorority) sold
souvenir Homecoming Classic Pro
grams during the game.
Students’ Homecoming Dance
In the Lilly Gymnasium, stu
dents and their guests in many
beautiful outfits of all colors danc
ed to the music of the Bronc-
Glows. The dance was on Saturday
from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight
The Bronc-Glows’ Band consists
of Charles Perry, saxophonist;
Thomas Baldwin, saxophonist; Al
exander Leach, trumpeter; D o ris
Faulk, saxophonist; Calvin Porter,
drummer; Jesse Hall, pianist;
Charles Ingram, guitarist; and Leo
Campbell, soloist.
“He’ll Break Your Heart,’
“Danny Boy,” “Question,” “Cher
ry Pink and Apple Blossom
White,” and “The Twist” were
among the songs sung and played.
College Choir
News
The College Choir has begun an
interesting year with an enroll
ment of 100-103 members. With
the large enrollment over last
year’s, we are unable to rehearse
in the Music Room in Aye o c k
Building; we now rehearse in the
Lecture Room in the Science Build
ing.
This year, we are planning to
go on tours in state and out of
state. We are working very dih-
gently in prenaring fp.r ,_Vesg;er
programs and our annual Christ
mas program, which will be De
cember 4, 1960.
After our regular rehearsal on
October 31, we had a get-ac
quainted party. It was enjoyed by
all the members who attended.
There was lots of fun for every
one.
We enjoy participating in the
choir and we are doing everything
that we can to make our school
proud of us. We hope our con
stant practices will enable us to
make many successful appear -
ances.
The officers of the choir this
year are president, Calvin Gay;
vice president, Joseph Smith;
secretary, Jameszetta Butler; as
sistant secretary, Dorothy Archer;
treasurer, Marjorie Langston; pi
anist, Lois McEachern; Director,
Mrs. Mary T. Eldridge.
—Marian P. McPherson
Seniors In The
Spotlight
JESSIE CRUMP
The class of ’61 has had many
wonderful and profitable experi
ences here at Fayetteville State
Teachers college, and is anticipat
ing more of the same.
As we look back, we see many
things of which we are proud. We
entered full of energy, enthusiasm
and ambition, and all of this was
shown in our all - outefforts to
win homecoming queen in ’57. Our
queen looked very collegiate.
In 1958, the basketball, football,
and track teams were full of soph
omore force. Greek letter organi
zations grew in number with soph
omores and in our junior year we
congratulated tho'se initiated into
scholastic organizations.
Starting this year off with ap
proximately twenty students here
during Orientation Week, the sen
iors were well represented. We sa
lute the band members of the
class of ’61.
As seniors, we have seen Ethel
Gore represent our chapter of
Zeta Phi Beta at a meeting in
Asheville, North Carolina, Lula
Harper and Bernice Ray repre
sent Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Alphonso Morehead is a letter-
man on the football team and
Josie Foushee is attendant to Miss
Homecoming for 1960-61.
Thirty students are now doing
student teaching, namely: Robert
McLean, Patricia Thompson, Cal
vin McDonald, Mae Shaw, Ber
nice Ray, Mary Herring, Ledella
Moore, Ollie Wilkins, Joseph i n e
Alexander, Barbara Bullock, Vash-
ti Davis, Josie Foushee, Alva Man-
dy. Ramona , Hicks, Eva Cordon,
Joyce Wright, Ethel Gore, Lula
Veterans Club
The first meeting of the Veterans
Club was held on October 21, 1960.
This being the initial meeting for
the school year 1960-61, the elec
tion of officers represented the
main order of business.
The following persons were
to offices indicated below:
elected below:
Mrs. Geneva Whitelow — Presi
dent
Robert Bryant — Secretary
Donald Taylor — Treasurer.
Since homecoming activities
were forthcoming, the club discus
sed plans for participating. Ap
propriate committees were organ
ized and aU members were asked
for support of all projects to be
undertaken by the club during the
school year.
More than a hundred collective
years of military service is includ
ed in the former activities of our
Veteran students. More than forty
foreigh countries and over half the
fifty United States have been serv
ed in by them. Service in for
eign countries includes France,
Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal,
England, Cuba, Korea, Africa,
Germany, Turkey, Saudia Arabia,
Guam, Okinawa, Japan and many
more. Included in the stateside du
ties are the following states: Vir
ginia, Texas, Oklahoma, Cali
fornia, Florida, North Carolina,
York, Maine, New Jersey, Dele-
ware, Georgia, Arkansas, Wash
ington, South Carolina, Alabama,
Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Wyoming, Illinois, Alaska, Hawaii
and many others.
We represent all branches qf jl
Armed Forces except the to us
Harper, Ada Alston, Nannie Cros- _
•bT’’^elma^'Fo7b^r^ir-^§W"^^^
man, Dorothy Usher, Thomas
Council, Sandra Wilson, Minnie
Hines, Henry Hamilton and Lock
Beachum.
Yes, we have enjoyed our exper
iences here at State, and we are
looking forward to this, our last
year, with eager anticipation;
hearts full of graditude; and ever
growing loyalty to our Alma Ma
ter, Fayetteville State Teachers
College.
Georgia, North Carolina, Alaba
ma, Pennsylvania, South Caro-
hna, and The District of Colum
bia.
The members of the Veterans
Club are hoping that this will be
the best year for the club since
its beginning. Our calendar will in
clude more favorable and a larg
er variety of activities.
—Robert Bryant
CLASS OF 'iO; WHO IS WHERE?
NAME AND HOMETOWN
WORKING ADDRESS
NAME AND HOMETOWN
WORKING ADDRESS
LILLIE ALLEN, Oxford, N. C.
EMILY G. ARTIS, Garland. N. C. rttv N C
JANNIE BASS, Rougemont, N. C. Netv York N y'
MILDRED BASSETT Brooklyn, N. Y. New York, rj. y.
JAMES BATEN, Asheville, N. C. Sole^’ n’ C
MIRIAM BELL, New Bern, N. C— ^
rwRi‘^TiNE BIRT Fort Bragg. N. C. Fort pragg, in. y.
EVELYN BOONE.' Murfreesboro, N. C. tTinQ+on
BETTY BOYCE, Gastonia, N. C. K *•
HILDA DAVIS BOYD, Kinston N C. Martin County
MAJOR BOYD. Rocky Mount, N, C. Count^
ELI BRACEY, Garysbura, N- C. — ^ jso^ Count^
THELMA BRASWELL, V\/ilson, N C. Wilson County
■SAMUEL BULLOCK. Manson, N. C. Marietta, N. C^
GLADYS BYRD, Rocky Mount, N. C, Nash Cognty
MARGARET E, CANADY, Rocky Point, N. C. County
ROY COLLINS, Macclesfield, N. C. Cnuntv
CHARLES CLICK, Statesville, N. C. — ® r
ANNIE COUNCIL, Fayetteville, N. C. Laurinburg, N. C.
JIMMY F. CUMMINGS, Richlands, N. C. ^i^iton' n‘ c'
HAROLD DAVIS Kinston, N. C. Kinston, N. C.
LILLIAN M DAVIS, Wilmington, N. C. Brunswick Ci^nty
NATHANIEL DAVIS, Wilmington, N, C. Rlr^tvnie Va
HARVEY DAYE, Leesburg, Va — Countv
ROSETTA G, DOUB. Fayetteville, N. C. pin Countv
HELEN LEWIS EBRON, Halifax, N. C. C^nty
JAMES ABRON, Williamston, N. C,
ANNIE MAE EDMONDS, Halifax, N. C. N r'
THEODORE ELLIS, Wilson, N. C, — n’ r
NANCY M FERREE, Lumberton, N. C. Saint Pauls, N. C.
ARTHUR J. FIELDER, Tupelo, Miss. ’ M r'
GARLINDS C. FIELDS, Enfield, N. C. o®''?,' vl' r
LUCILLE FONVILLE, New Bern, N. C, New Bern N. C
ANNIE FUSSELL, Rose Hill, N. C.
EVELYN GADDY Wadesboro, N. C. High Point—Industrial
CONSTANCE ANDERSON GADSDEN, Auiander, N. C,----Kinston, N. C.
ROBERT GORDON. Rye, N. Y. w' r
DORIS GOSS, Durham, N. C. f' m r
MARTHA GREEN, Kittrell, N, C. Fayetteville, N. C.
BOBBIE J. HALL, Durham, N. C. Greensboro, N. C,
BARBARA HANKINS. Wilmington, N. C, ^
CAROLYN HARRINGTON, Favetteville, N. C Chapel Hill N. C.
WILLIAM HILLIARD, Rockv Mount, N. C. ! , i
f^UGENE HUNTER. Asheville. N. C. „ i ^
LINWOOD HUNTER, Favetteville. N. C. Raeford, N C
CHARLES JOHNSON Williamston. N C. Northampton, N. C,
MELLIE JOHNSON. Fayetteville, N. 0. New Bern, N. C.
GWENDOLYN E JORDAN Rich Square. N C Powellsvi e, N C.
VFl'mA LANGLEY. Fayetteville N, C. Fayetteville, N. C.
SHIRLEY LANGSTON, Kinston, N C. S
PATRICIA LUCAS, Roseboro. N C. Rocky Mount, N C
ARGUSTUS MACK, Whiteville, N. C. Chadbourn, N. C.
DAVID MACK, Fayetteville, N. C. ^ mfniin C^untv
ETLAR MAINOR, Magnolia, N. C, OM^lnh N C
HELEN L, MANLEY. Winton, N, C. vj' S'
JESSUP C, MELVIN, Fayetteville, N, C. Fayetteville, N. C,
MAE E. MITCHELL, Woodsdale, N. C, n r
LORRAINE MOORE, Rocky Mount, N, C Enf N.
ALMA MURPHY. Fayetteville, N C. L w r
CLYDE O. McDANIEL, Fayetteville, N. C. Rjletgh, N. C.
LUTHER McKEITHAN, Fayetteville, N. C, •n ’ w' S'
GWENDOLYN McKINNIE, Pikesville, N. C. Pikesville, N. C.
FLORA McLAURIN, Fayetteville, N, C. S’
RUTH C. MELVIN, Fayetteville, N. C. Saint Pauls, N. C.
MAZIE J. McMILLAN, Fayetteville, N. C, f'
DOROTHY McNAIR, Rocky Mount. N. C,
ADDIE NEWELL, Littleton, N. C. Littleton, N. C.
CARRIE NEWSOME, Fremont. N. 0, Tarboro, N. C,
JUDITH NIXON, Wilson, N. C. Pinehurst, N. C.
FLEMING PIERCE, Williamsburg, Va, Williamsburg, Va,
MARY E PITTMAN, Fayetteville, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C.
JUANITA POWELL, Fayetteville, N, C, Charlotte, N. C.
HERBERT RHEDRICK, Fayetteville, N. C. Burgaw, N. C.
WILLIAM H. RICE, Fayetteville, N. C. McCain. N. C.
FREDERICK RODGERS. Williamston, N. C. Raleigh, N, C.
CLARICE SAMPSON, Clinton. N. C. Sampson County
BERTHA SCOTT, Enfield, N. C. Enfield, N C.
VELMA STREET, Sanford, N, C. Williamsburg, Va,
JACK W THOMPSON, Greensboro, N. C. Columbia, N, C.
MELVIN THOMPSON, Wilmington. N. C. ''i'
JUANITA G. WALKER. Fayetteville, N. C. Raleigh, N. C.
CHARLES WADDELL, Wilmington, N. C. Mt. Olive, N. C.
AMOS WEST, Mt Olive, N. C. Wayne County
JESSE G WILKINS, Rocky Mount, N. C. Rocky Mount. N. C.
CHRISTINE WILLIAMS. Goldsboro, N. C. Raleigh, N. C,
JUDE C, WRIGHT, Williamsburg, Va. Warren County
POSITIONS HELD BY 1960 GRADUATES
OF SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
Name Location of Job
BETSY BRYANT Secretary St. Augustine's College
Raleigh, N. C.
PATRICIA PARKER ^ ^
Accounting Clerk Fayetteville State Teachers College
Fayetteville, N. C,
DEFFIE ROBERSON, Secretary Attorney
Suffolk, Va.
SARA ROBINSON. Secretary New York, N. Y,
MILDRED WILLIAMS, Secretary Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va.