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THE VOICE
March 1P66
Fayetteville
Kappas Host
The Fayetteville Alumni Chapter
and the Epsilon Beta Chapter of
Kappa Alpha Psi will co-host the
Middle Eastern Provincial Meet
ing scheduled for April 8-10, at
the new Downtowner Motel, 146
Rowan Street, Fayetteville, N.C.
The Board of Directors has met
and the go-ahead signal is definite
ly on. Preparations are being made
to facilitate the business and the
social aspects of this gala affair.
The presentation of several awards
will be apart of the order of busi
ness. Among these will be the
“Kappa Man of the Year” and the
“Most Outstanding Under-graduate
Chapter”. The social aspects of
this festive occasion will be en
hanced by the “Meet Your Date
Social”, “Provincial Banquet” and
“Provincial Ball”.
Thomas E. Ashe, Jr., the Pole-
march of the Middle Eastern Pro
vince, has stressed the overall im
portance of attendance and par
ticipation of both the graduate and
the under-graduate brothers
throughout the province. This will
aid the business meetings to be
more interesting and profitable.
Expected attendance for this
meeting is hoped to reach a new
high. Plans are being executed to
make this occasion a most mem
orable one.
The host chapters and the Sil
houettes of the Fayetteville Alumni
are busy at work to help make
the delegates and their guests wel
come and happy. A hearty measure
of pleasure is assured to each
through the good old “Kappa
Spirit”. The host chapters ask that
the brothers join with them in
quest of that noble Kappa Alpha
Psi born in the minds and hearts
of the noble founders.
Jacquie V. Whitfield
Pink and Green
On Parade
The young ladies of the Delta
Alpha Chapter of the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority have made tremend
ous achievements in the areas of
beauty and scholarship.
Some of our lovely girls are
reigning queens here on campus.
Helen Moore, a lovely petite lass,
was Homecoming queen for 1965-66.
The very chic Eugenia Baldwin is
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Sweet
heart. The Kappa Sweetheart is
the vivacious, debonaire Donna
Newman. Ann Carter is the statues
que Queen of the Sphinx Club.
In the area of scholarship, the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority ex
cels. Appearing on the Dean’s List
for the First Semester of 1965-66
are the following: Linda Louise
Bailey, Janie Elizabeth Battle, Car
olyn Ann Cannady, Ann Beatrice
Carter, Mary Grace Manning, Eula
Fay Marriner, Bettye Ann Smith,
and Jacquelyn Vandeliah Whit
field.
Miss Manning and Miss Smith
graduated at the end of the First
Semester. They have both been
placed in school systems in North
Carolina.
Coming events include the Mid-
Atlantic Regional Conference to be
held at the Sir Walter Hotel in
Raleigh, North Carolina. The sor
ority has selected Ann Carter and
Jacquie Whitfield as delegates to
the conference. Donna Newman
and Jacquie Whitfield will model
two of the outfits worn on line.
Our Founders Day Program was
held in the J. W .Seabrook Audi
torium on Sunday, February 27.
The speaker for this program was
Mrs. LeVerne Byrd Smith, assist
ant professor of Education and
supervisor of Student Teaching at
Virginia State College.
Your AKA Reporter—JVW
Zeta Nev\^s
When the school term began,
the Zetas had anticipated making
this a successful year. With an addi
tion of four members — Carol
Moore, Oprea Williams, Carolyn
Walton and Carolyn Mclver — we
are continuing our progress to
ward perfection in womanhood
and success in our every endeavor.
The Thirteenth annual Zetalite
Ball, which is sponsored by the
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority and the
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, was
held in the Lilly Gymnasium on
February 26. There were approxim
ately forty-seven girls participat
ing in the Ball. All proceeds from
this Ball will be used for scholar
ships.
In addition to this activity, the
Zetas celebrated their Finer
Womanhood Day on March 6, at
4:00 p.m. in the Seabrook Audi
torium The speaker for this occas
ion was Mrs. Geneva B. Ham
ilton of Goldsboro, North Carolina.
Reporter, Rosetta Evans
Advisor, Miss W.D. Johnson
Alpha Phi Alpha
The brothers of Epsilon Zeta
Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fra
ternity, Inc. greet their most re
cent additions: Herman Lewis, Roy
Monroe and Justis Reives. These
brothers are all typical Alpha men.
The Chapter looks forward to
welcoming the national president
of Alpha Phi Alpha, Dr. Lionel
Newsome, to our campus on April
24, 1966. We are certain that Bro
ther Newsome will inspire all who
go to Seabrook Auditorium to hear
him.
Epsilon Zeta is very proud of
the five brothers who are doing
student teaching this semester.
They are Johnny Covington, Don
ald Dixon, Leo Edwards, Roy Mon
roe and Clyde Wooten. The Chap
ter also congratulates Leo Edwards,
Justis Reives and Little Brother
Booker T. Keyes for making the
Dean’s List.
We are now making plans for
a spring social and for the best
of the best probation activities,
we—in advance — invite you to
take part in our social and to care
fully observe our probation line.
Epsilon Zeta Chapter of Alpha
Phi Alpha congratulates all stud
ents who made the Dean’s List last
semester and reminds all of those
students who did not make it that
there will be other chances. We
urge that you strive to make the
one for this semester.
Herman Lewis, Reporter
Edward D. Clark, Advisor
About The Campus
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sons to the staff of Fayetteville
State College. The appointments
are: Mrs. Jeanette Braggs now
working in the Business Office;
Mrs. Braggs received her training
at Wayne State University. Miss
Luverne Kirkland, who attended
Florida A. and M. University, is
working as secretary in the Office
of the Division of Education, and
Miss Dorothy Crute serves as secre
tary to Dr. Joan Corbett, Director
of the 1966 Summer English In
stitute. Miss Crute is a graduate
of the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. The entire College
Family welcomes you.
Omegas On
The Move
On behalf of the Delta Gamma
Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fra
ternity, Inc., we take great plea
sure in congratulating the brothers
of Delta Gamma for their scholarly
achievements during the past sem
ester. The areas of paramount
achievement include National
Teachers Examination scores. The
Dean’s Honor List, and a Research
Grant from the National Science
Foundation. Brother Sherry C.
Spencer earned a score on the
Common Examination which now
is the second highest made here
at FSC since the initiating of the
award for highest score above 700
(given annually by Dr. M.S. Frier
son). Brothers Cecil Ramsey (who
took the NTE at end of his junior
year) and George M. Langford re
ceived scores which ranked high
among the scoring. Five Brothers
of Delta Gamma succeeded in earn
ing “B” averages the first semester
of the 1965-1966 academic year.
These brothers were Delano Dubin-
son, Allen R. Elliott, George M.
Langford, William C. Swift, and
Sherry C. Spencer. Mel Ott Battle,
a Lampado of the Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity, also earned a “B” aver
age this past semester. Brother
William Swift, in addition to mak
ing the Dean’s List, received a
scholarship grant from The Nation
al Science Foundation to do re
search work.
Among our philanthropic events
for this year, the Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity sponsored a “Can-Can”
dance for the purpose of obtaining
food for the needy families of Fay
etteville. We were successful in
securing over 400 cans of food.
Recently Delta Gamma elected
New Officers. The election results
were:
Baselius Joe Tyson
Vice-Baselius Steven Thomas
Keeper of Records and Seal
George Sherman
Keeper of Finance
Delano Dubinson
Chaplain Bennie Fulton
Dean of Pledges __ Cecil Ramsey
Reporters Wm. Westfield and
Peter Grear
This year has been very success
ful for The Delta Gamma Chapter
of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity,
and we will continue to strive for
the Zenith of Manhood, Scholar
ship, Preseverence, and Uplift.
William Westfield
Peter Grear
KAPPAS AWARDED: The Reverned Middle Easter n Provincial Polemarch, Thomas E. Ashe, Jr., presents
an engraved plaque to Wilbert R. Wilson, Polemarch of the Epsilon Beta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi at
Fayetteville State College for being "The Most Outstanding Undergraduate Chapter in the Middle Eastern
Province". From left to right, they are Larry J. Hard y, Lloyd P. Pitt, Charles F. Brown, and Ronald H.
Wiggins. Brothers not pictured are Joseph L. Gillespie, James R. Williams, Clarence E. Willie, Johnny W.
Sheppard, and Melvin R. Pierce. The faculty advisor is Bro. Lorenzo Battle.