The Wayne
Communique
VOL. 2 - NO. 7
WAYNE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, GOLDSBORO, N. C.
APRIL 30, 1971
Quickies
(•radiiation
Wayne Community College
graduation exercises will be
held May 30, 1971, at 2:00 p. m.,
at Goldsboro High School
Auditorium.
I.andscuping
Tlie 201 Sociology class of
WCC has undertaken a new
project. They have begun to
landscape the area between
•‘F ’ building and the Student
I nion. Help is needed to
beautify your college campus.
\pw Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goodman
are parents of a new son. Robert
F,dwin was born April 7 and
weighed 6 lbs., 5’/2 oz.
Three in One
In a triple treat Wayne
Community golfers won and
lost. Southeastern bowed to
WCC with 329 strokes while
Cape Fear had 339. Best score
was 78 by Tom Davis.
I'risbee team next?
David Parrish hopes that
after the Table Tennis Team
gets back from the People’s
Republic of China that the WCC
Frisbee Team will be able to go
over. Is he trying to defect?
Kngineering Techonology
Many students may not know
that the Engineering
Technology Program at WCC
includes two particular
curricula, electronics and
mechanical technology. Both of
these courses lead to the
Associate in Applied Science
degree.
Demand for more engineers
has raised salaries and benefits
so that the graduate is well
rewarded for his work.
I’hi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa will hold its
first spring banquet on May 7,
at 7:00 p. m, at Goldsboro Motor
Hotel. Guest apeaker will be
Mr. Richard Walser.
Library Week
Library Week began on April
19. During this week people
were encouraged to read. Many
posters and pins were around
the campus to help promote the
idea.
A Special thanks
The Forestry boys deserve
special thanks from everyone
for the fine work they did in
helping to fight the severe forest
fires.
Career Opportunities Day
Career Opportunities Day
was held at the National Guard
Armory on April 28. Many
representatives from colleges
were present to aid students in
making important decisions
concerning furthering their
education.
Work-Study Students
There will be many op
portunities for work-study at
theYMCA Blue Ridge Assembly
at Black Mountain this sum
mer.
Hookstore moves
The bookstore is moving to
“F” building and the old
bookstore room wiil be used by
Mr. Everette who helps in the
night extension program.
"Insight” Is Rack
The 1971 “Insight” was
received from Hunter
Publishing Company on April 19
and went on sale April 21. Be
sure and get your annual soon
Holleo-April 2S
The annual Rolleo sponsored
by the Forestry Club will be
held on April 28. The SGA will
sponsor a cook-out on the same
day beginning at 6 p. m.
SGA Officers for 1971-72 Elected
Wayne Community College
students recently elected a new
slate of SGA officers for 1971-72.
They are: Jerry Kornegay,
President; Jim Bahen, Vice
President; Sandy Mitchell,
Secretary; and Debbie Evans,
Treasurer. These people will
take office in September.
These and other WCC
students who were seeking SGA
offices got a taste of politics as
they announced their platforms
and campaigned during the
week of March 22-26. Now, with
elections over, triumphant
officers beam as they each
express their reasons for
■
I
II
l.iiK'oln Memorial I niversity Singers, visited
Wjiyiic Ccdnmunity College Thursday. April 1 at
p. 111. Some .■>(1 students were in the Student
I nion to enjoy the impressive concert presented
liv the touring singers from Lincoln Memorial
I'niversity. Harrogate, Tennessee. The group
was directed by their Music Department
chairman. .Mabel Dunkirk Smith. The presen
tation was sponsored by the S. G. A.
soliciting your support.
SGA President, Jerry Lee
Kornegay’s first message to
WCC students. “I ran for SGA
President so that I might
represent the students in the
ways in which I feel they should
be represented. I feel there is
more to the position of SGA
President than organizing
dances and other activities. 1
feel that it is time that students
unite and become more active
in the operations of the college.
With your support, I feel that
we, the students, can become an
intricate part of Wayne Com
munity College.”
Second in command is Vice
President Jim Bahen. “The
reasons I chose to run for the
office of SGA Vice President are
two fold. After having only been
a student at WCC for three
quarters I can see there is a gap
between the students and the
SGA. The SGA can be and is a
powerful organization on
campus. I feel that with good
representation by the officers
and the representatives we can
bridge this gap between the
students and the SGA. My
second reason is merely to
satisfy my own personal desires
to become involved.”
Next is Sandy Mitchell, SGA
Secretary. “Because of interest
in the school, and the student
l)ody I decided to run for
Secretary of the Student
Government Association. I will
always endeavor to do my very
best while serving all WCC
students. My foremost interest
is to represent all student
wishes.”
The official bookkeeper is
Debbie Evans. “I ran for the
office of treasurer of the SGA
because I felt that through this
office I could help to better my
school. I want to be a tool by
which the students of WCC can
have a voice in their school and
its operation. I shall try to fulfill
this office’s responsibilities to
the students’ satisfaction, but I
need your support to do this.”.
Quickies
Girls, how would you like to
become a flower bunny and
make a little extra cash on the
side? If nothing else, it would be
a good hobby. Well, if you think
that you have any talent and
will practice to become ef
ficient, then you might qualify.
(To be continued on page 4)
FLOWER BUNNIES
OF WCC
What is a flower bunny?
These are the young ladies who
attend the flower arrangement
class every Tuesday and
Thursday night. In this class
students learn eight basic
principles which are used in
making flower arrangements.
These principles are:
1. Color-Blending of different
shades and tints in the same
color family.
2. Scale-Scale is the size
relationship of the different
parts of an arrangement.
3. Balance-The arrangement
of flowers so they will not
topple.
4. Focus-The center of in
terest.
5. Texture-More than over all
surface smoothness or
roughness.
6. Rhythm-A smooth flow oi
color.
7. Harmony-The total har
monious effect of the entire
arrangement.
8. Design-The over all ap
pearance or composition.
There are a lot of little things
one can pick up in this class that
can save money. Flower
arranging is inexpensive and no
matter what arrangement
planned, a truly beautiful
creation can be the result.—
Rober Wayne Best.
THE APPLE TREE
Two acts of the WCC musical
The Apple Tree were per
formed at Eastern Wayne High
School March ^ for juniors and
seniors. “The Lady or the
Tiger” and “Passionella” (acts
II and II) were chosen by the
high school because, together,
they would fit neatly into an
assembly.
Roundtable Will
Listen to You
To err is human. To complain
also is human. Now is the time
to sort out complaints, deter
mine which of them can be
reworked into practical con
structive criticism, and to
expose these criticisms to the
college population of all levels
via the Round-table meetings.
The faculty and ad
ministration are to be com
mended for exposing them
selves to a demanding task
ahead. They are exposing their
egos, too, to the inescapable
fact of room for growth.
The students are to be
motivated to initiative. This is a
rare opportunity for the student
to participate directly in the
development of an already fine
and ever improving institute for
higher learning.