Patty Gray crowned,
Ms. WCC
MAY 19,1993 - WCC CAMPUS VOICE 5
By LANELLE SUTTON
On May , 1993, the
Student Government
Association presented
its first Ms. WCC
Pageant in conjunction
with the Fashion Show
Production Class's
fourth annual Fashion
Show, "Making The
Fashion Grade."
Approximately 200-
300 people attended the
event held in the
Lecture Hall, at 7:30
p.m. according to Beth
Jones, Student Union
Coordinator; and Sharon
Thornton, Fashion
Merchandising and
Marketing instructor.
The contestants for
the Ms. WCC Pageant
included Patty Gray,
Angie Hollamon, Dana
King, Sandy Laster,
Christy Michele Lee,
Keshia M. Rowe, and Eve
Williams.
The contestants
competed in casual
wear, attire for an
interview, and evening
wear.
Patty Gray, Drafting
and Design Engineering
major, was crowned Ms.
WCC. Angie Hollamon,
nursing program, was
first runner up. Eve
Williams received Ms.
Congeniality in a vote
from the other
contestants.
Sandra Clifton from
Faison, Jim Jackson
from Dunn, and Jenny
Nix from Mt. Olive were
the judges. William
Surinos was the
auditor.
Models in the
Fashion Show
represented various
styles of clothing from
Campus Life '60s Style,
Burning the Midnight
Oil, TGIF!, Welcome to
the Working World, and
Spring Break, ending
with the finale of
Graduation Day.
Models were LaRose
Brock, Donna Brown,
Consuella Bryant,
Brooks Bullard, Cyndi
Cannady, Mandy Clark,
Antoinette Cowan, Amy
Forehand, Tammy
Griffin, Chris Gruver,
Jamie Jennette, Ron
Lane, Amy Loos, Betty
McClellan, Jamelle
McNair, Ken Neal, Ricky
Offield, Lisa Overbee,
Dee Overman, Daniel
Paley, Sandra Parker,
Lorna Reyes, Karl
Tanner, Julinea Tyner,
Kathy Tyner, Judy
Usher, and Tracy
Wright.
Michael Mozingo,
instructor in the WCC
Literacy Center, was
the emcee. He
entertained the
audience by singing
VProud to Be An
American."
Students of the WCC
Sewing Class modeled
some of their own
creations.
These students were
Lila Berry, Present
Instructor; Renate
Natson, Future
Instructor; LaSonya
Artis; Vicki Branch;
Gena Lupton; Rachel
Moxley; Julie Pate;
Virginia Rich; Sheila
Thompson; Becky
Umstead, and Brenda
Whittaker.
Clothing modeled
came from Allied
Fashions, Belk's,
Blake's--The Wedding
and Formal Shop, Cato,
Debs, Elite Fashions,
Eva's, Fashion Bug,
Full Fashion Lady, Hi-
Lites, JC Penney,
Maurice's, and
Stuart's.
Ms. fICC contestants sho» off their tropical attire: 'I to t) H. lee,
K. Rowe. ?. Gray. B. King, A. Hoilanon PEOTO: L-’iELLE SuTTOS
Singers included
Jenny Nix, a Western
selection; Betty
McClellan, a selection
by Mary J. Blige; and
Sandra Clifton, a
Western selection.
The audience had an
opportunity to win door
prizes which area
businesses donated.
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College Council links elements
By PEYTON BENFIELD
The College Council,
over its 20-year
history, has provided a
needed service to Wayne
Community College.
Its primary goals
are to serve as the
forum for communication
among the administra
tion, faculty, and
students, and to study
the problems of the
college, making polijy
recommendations in an
effort to improve the
overall operation of
WCC.
At its most recent
meeting on April 30,
the Council discussed
suggestions that
faculty, staff, and
students had submitted
to the suggestion box.
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The 1992-93 College Council meiibers: Seated(l to r): B. Biggers, M. Destbrook
Collie; Standing: B. Bennett, D. Meador, V. Spivey, B. Turner, P. Botble, K.
Shearin, D, Potter, J. Kornegay, S. Saith, G. Heath-Braswell, Lee.
, J, Ford, Dr. N. Sauls, H.
Dawson, J. Bruce, R. Brannon, H.
PHOTO: LIZ MEADOR
Sample problems
included a report about
vandalism, a complaint
about an instructor's
attire, and the
following requests:
that no smoking be
allowed on elevators, a
separate graduation
ceremony for high
school students, a
pictorial directory of
faculty and staff, and
modernization of the
registration process.
Sauls will direct
each suggestion to the
department or division
which will act upon the
suggestion.
Dr. Sauls appointea
a committee to carry
out the evaluation of
administrative person
nel : Liz Meador, chair;
J. E. Bass; Lee
Jackson; Jerry
Kornegay; and Malcolm
Shearin.
Evaluation of admin
istrative personnel
last occurred in April
1991.
Jerry Kornegay
shared that Tom Luten
would present a report
to revamp registration
to the Administrative
Counci 1 on May 17.
The Counci 1
I unanimously approved
the Shared Leave Policy
that the Staff Affairs
Committee had prepared
and presented at the
winter quarter meeting.