Sorority sisters put their heads together
for future plans. Left to Right: Nellie Deakle,
Paulette Harmon, Peggy Taylor, Jean
Edgerton, Barbara Whittington, Debbie
Evans.
What Will You Be Doing?
It’s really surprising as to
what some students will say
when asked a question such
as; What are you going to be
doing over the Christmas
holidays?
Some replies were:
Danny Nicely — “work,
sleep, and ???”
Mike Marsh “hunting — for
anything!”
Barbara Whittington —
“going to Florida”
Philip Stone — “going to
New York”
Eddie Lane — “Drinking —
water bed — fun”
Hazel Broom — “going to
New York”
Sherry Walton — “going
home, work”
Mike Kea — “work, enjoy
the holidays”
Vickie Jones — “sleep, eat,
and be merry!”
Johnny Wiggs — “getting
drunk”
Bill Hammond — “water
bed-fun-enoying the spirit of
Christmas!”
Bernie Houchins — “going
home and playing with
mother”
ICC Meets
By JANICE MCKENZIE
The inter-club council is set
up by the SGA to coordinate
the functions of the various
clubs and organizations on
campus. The Council is
composed of a representative
from each club and
organization with the SGA
vice president as chairman. It
is the duty of this Council to
review all constitutions and to
advise and council the various
activities of clubs and
organizations on campus.
In a recent reading of the
Council an amendment to all
the constitutions was made.
The amendment stated that
each member of any club or
organization must maintain a
2.0 average. It was also
agreed upon by the Council
that all clubs and
organizations will abide by the
rules and regulations set forth
by the Inter-Club Council.
The Council hopes that any
club or organization with
fffoblems that confront them
will consult us.
Dennis Crumpler — “do as
little as possible”
Stephen Byron Diehl —
“spend holidays with Melanie
in Raleigh”
Belinda Owens — “take it
easy, enjoy rest, and
Christmas spirit”
Robert Jackson — “work”
Yvonne Best — “go out of
town”
Stanley Wilson — “work”
Bobby Stallings — “buy a
new hat and go to New York”
Loreece Sutton — “eating”
Howard Serls —
“everything I can and go to
parties”
Kirk Hatch — Go home,
chase wild women — eating,
gifts (maybe drinking and
going to the “Other Eye” in
Raleigh) — if anything else
happens I’ll let everyone
know?
Mike Hairr — Be a donkey
and a Christmas star in a play.
Danny Overby — Get
together with the wild women.
Diane Flythe — Celebrate —
How-???
Sandra Weaver — Getting a
diamond.
David Bankhead — Get
married.
Gary Dozar — Go home and
I’m single and would welcome
female companionship.
Roger Stevens — Going
home — etc. etc.
Pam Strickland — Have a
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New Sorority
Formed
Woman’s Lib strikes again!
A new organization, for
females only, has been ap
proved by the SGA., Alpha Pi
Epsilon sorority.
Seven charter sisters are
presently filling the positions
of officers. They are, Nellie
Chase, president; Paulette
Harmon, vice-president;
Peggy Taylor, secretary;
Debbie Evans, treasurer;
Judy Fulghum, parliamen
tarian; Barbara Whittington,
historian; Jean Edgerton,
chaplain. Advisors to the
sorority are Mrs. Bo Wessel,
and Mrs. Nita Powell.
The sisters have held Rush
week and Help week, and are
looking forward to a full
schedule this winter.
blast and wild, fun filled
holiday.
Roma Mason — Have a fun-
fiUed and wild holiday, and
enjoy the Christmas spirit
with friends.
Greg Davis — Going out of
town, also working.
Breakfast
Is Served
In the early morning hours
one would expect the smell of
breakfast cooking to be drift
ing from the kitchen of a
restaurant or home. This was
not so on November 22 at
W.C.C. The scene was the
Dental Department. About
sixteen sleepy eyed student
dental assistants prepared a
delicious breakfast for
themselves and their in
structors. The menu consisted
of coffee, milk, orange juice,
scrambled eggs, ham biscuits,
sausage and biscuits, toast,
waffles, poptarts, doughnuts,
and sweet rolls. The guests
were Dr. Poindexter, Dean
Waller, Dr. Powell, Dr.
Sproul, Mrs. Gurley, Mrs.
Gerry, Mrs. Betty Scott, Miss
Patricia Griffith, Mrs. Davis,
and Edna Parks.
The occasion was a final get
together for the girls and their
instructors before the
iwlidays.
Blue-Jean
People”
Have you noticed how most
of the older people treat “blue-
jean people?”
Blue-jeans are identified
with hippies and drug users.
Common sense will tell you
this is not the case.
Young people need to be
able to express themselves.
The way they dress, the length
of their hair, and their
mannerism are expressions.
Why can’t people look
beyond the outward ap
pearance? In many cases a
beautiful person can be found
inside.
Forty years ago someone
saw through the raccoon coats
and the affected mannerism of
the flapper generation. Some
adults realized that despite
their style of dress and
speech, these young people
had a potential which tran
scended marathon dancing
and bootleg gin.
Someone took a chance on
them. Why can’t they do, the
same for this generation?
BARBARABEST
Do you know who these legs
belong to? Are they yours? It
seems that the school
photographer got carried
away at the last dance. He was
so interested in the subject
matter that he forgot to get the
name. So if you know whose
legs these are please turn the
name and telephone number
in to the annual staff—oh yeh,
all names will eventually be
turned over to H.P.
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