Page 4— The Wayne Communique, WCC, Goldsboro, N. C., Sept. 6,1971
Mrs. Ruth Bailey, printing teclinician,
demonstrates the Collator machine to several
other office workers. This machine saves
time in assembling pages for tests and
booklets. Left to right are; Miss Jane Har*
dison, Mrs. Marie Benton, Miss Darlene Britt,
Mrs. Chirstine Bunn, Miss Diane Casey, and
Mrs. Joann Paul.
Terrific Year For
Intramurals Foreseen
“We will have a terrific
intramurals program this
year,” said Coach Jim Ben
nett as he beamed with op
timistic anticipation.
Some of the items on the 71-
72 agenda are more pool
tournaments, new table tennis
tournaments, flag football and
basketball in season.
Coach Bennett and
Assistant Coach Bill Homer
are planning more intramural
activities for women this year
in hopes that more will par
ticipate. They wish to em
phasize intramurals are for
everyone, gifted or not. Hie
cost is almost nil.
Game schedules will be
BRINGING A DATE?
Go by the Dean of Students
office and pick up your guest
cards for the dance Thursday
night. All dates of WCC
students who are not students
here must have a guest card.
determined by participation.
Students should consider this
an opportunity for meeting
and becoming involved with
schoolmates.
Flag Football
Anyone wishing to manage a
team should see Coach Jim
Bennett or Coach Bill Homer
for a sign-up sheet. There will
be a meeting of all individuals
wishing to participate in flag
football this fall. The purpose
of this meeting is to organize
the teams and review the rules
of the game. If necessary, a
clinic will be held for those
unfamiliar with the rules of
the game. Tlie time of this
meeting will be announced in
the daily bulletin. This
meeting is important — so
that the number of teams can
be determined and the
schedule be made up. Games
should begin around the
second week of this quarter.
DEAN OF
INSTRUCTION
Dr. C. Poindexter
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ASSOCIATE DEAN
OF mSTRUCTTON
D. B. Robbins
Aviation, J.Steele
Ag-Nat.Rec,C. Shlvar
Business, K.Neal
Dental, Dr. F. Sproul
Engineering, R. Leach
Mechanical, E. Hardison
Nursliig, J. Boykin
Liberal Arts, E. PoweU
Math, W. Zlp{
Science, Dr. C. PoweU
Social Studies, R. Mahaney /
ADN, B. Hendrlxson
Advancement Studies, A.Strohxn
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DEPARTMENT
LEARNING RESOURCE
GENERAL ADULT
CHAIRMEN
CENTER
EDUCATION
s.
Cox
L. Everett
MEDIA
LIBRARY
DIRECTED
STUDIES
S. Cox
D.EUedge
E. Vinson
DIRECTOR OF
EVENING PROG.
ADULT HIGH SCH.
ADtn,T BASIC ED.
DIRECTOR OF
EXTENSION PRO.
W. Rogers
J.FoU
W. Bishop
Meet the Key People in Instruction.
Stricklands Enjoy Peruvian
Entertainment
In Goldsboro
What is there to do in
“Greater Goldsboro"? What
does this place have to offer?
There are places to go and
people to see! For a great
“Saturday night at the
movies” visit the Paramount
or the Wayne theatres on
Center Street or the East Gate
Qnema (the rocking chair
theatre) in the East Gate
Shopping Center. There are
several places to meet the
gang after the movie. Hie
Pizza Inn across from the
college is a great place to go.
Other pizza places are Sally’s,
Village Inn Pizza Parlor, and
the Pizza Shop. Or you could
hurry on down to Hardees
where the burgers are
diarcoaled broiled! There are
two in Goldsboro. Also
MacDonald’s welcomes WCC
students.
Boulevard Lanes urges all
WCC students to go out and
demonstrate their skill in
bowling. If tennis is your
game, visit Herman Park.
Someone from WCC is always
there!
There are many other
{daces to go in Goldstoro. Why
don’t you explore around and
find them out? However, WCC
offers you many activities!
Dental Assistants
Locate Jobs
All eleven girls of the Dental
Assistant class who graduated
in August have obtained jobs.
Five of these will be working
in Goldsboro and others in
near by towns.
While it is not necessary,
many of these will take the
state board examination to
become certified dental
assistants in the fall.
Students in the Dental Department gain practical ex
perience through patients who take advantage of the services
of the clinic.
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LRHTERN^a
2200
Goi^shoro, n.c.
seems equally as happy to
have a “home away from
home”, and a family to call
her own. The only problem
that has arisen is the endless
red tape we have to go through
every few months to get
permission from the im
migration authorities and the
American Embassy for Liseth
to remain in this country. Also
it is very hard for Liseth’s
family to send money out of
her country, so we usually
have to contact her father via
a ham radio set.
Liseth comes from Lima,
Peru, and her native language
is Spanish, so she is s^
having trouble decoding some
of our slang expressions. Her
favorite foods are spa^etti,
pizza, chop suey, and ham
burger.
LISETH SCOFFI
By GLORIA STRICKLAND
Liseth Adele Myma Farfan
Scoffi moved into our home on
June 4, 1971, on a trial basis
and now we can’t imagine life
without her. After three
months we have decided she
should be used as a “mold” to
manufacture the ideal
teenager. She is helpful
around the house, con
scientious about her personal
appearance, and is very ap
preciative about everting
that is done for her. In con
trast to the American
teenager, Liseth is very well
versed in the classic arts and
music, but knows nothing
about cooking and sewing.
She came to Goldsboro last
December 30 as a foreign
exchange student and at
tended Aycock High School for
five months. She loved Golds
boro so much that she decided
to stay so she could attend
Wayne Community College for
two years in Uie College
Transfer program. She has
studied very hard so far and
earned an “A” on her first
Preparatory English course.
What is it like to have a
foreign student living in our
home? We don’t consider
Liseth as such. We made it
clear from the beginning what
her responsibilities would be
so our normal routine has
continued as always. We love
her like a daughter and she
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SET
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16
French schoolgirl
smock-plus-shift
A French painting come to life . . . tiny
flower-print shifts with corduroy smocks to
match. The newest, prettiest way to look.
Seen in classes, around campuses and
everywhere this Fall. Sizes 5 to 13.
Long sleeved shift dress in formal
garden print. No-wale cotton corduroy
smock, patch pockets. Purple or rose.
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