14 WCC CAMPUS VOICE -APRIL 26. 2000
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PBL Adviser LaRose Brock and PEL officers greet
residents at the Countryside Assisted Living Center.
PHOTO: SAM DAVIS
By SAM DAVIS
On Friday, 11 February, the
WCC Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)
chapter visited the Countryside
Assisted Living Home in
Pikeville.
Members LaRose Brock, Sara
Joyner, Ginger DeVore, Henri
Andrews and Michelle
Weatherspoon brought valentine
gift bags for residents at the
horne.
In the lounge, residents were
.warmly greeted with assorted
treats, smiles and sincere
affection.
PBL members personally
delivered the assorted treats to
residents unable to meet the group
in the lounge.
Other activities this semester
included a Valentine bake sale
and raffle in the WCC Learning
Center.
The primary goal of the fund
raiser was to raise money for a
contribution to the March of
Dimes as well as raising money to
assist PBL members to attend the
PBL State Leadersliip Conference
in April in Charlotte.
Items for sale included
homemade cupcakes, cookies,
truffles and cake. Prizes raffled
off in the afternoon included gift
certificates for local area
restaurants.
The event realized a profit of
$810, marking the most ever
garnered from a single fund raiser
by the group.
At the 46* annual PBL State
Leadership Conference held in
Charlotte, NC, on April 9, 10, the
following students placed in 5
categories: Melanie Messam,
place, and Elizabeth Wilson, 7* •
place. Word Processing; Daine
Kelley, 3^^^ place. Accounting for
Professionals and place for
Finance; Henri Andrews,
place, Computer Concepts;
Richard Judge, 6* place.
Management.
Ginger DeVore, WCC PBL
Chapter president, was inducted
into Who’s Who in North
Carolina Phi Beta Lambda.
The WCC Chapter received an
award from the National PBL for
increasing chapter size.
The Phi Beta Lambda Valentine Bake Sale yielded
funds to assist in expenses toward the State
Convention. PHOTO: KELLY LITTLE
The Multicultural Association for Enrichment (MCAE)
sponsored a Soul Pood lunch after the tribute to Dr.
PHOTO: VOICE STAFF
Martin Luther King, Jr.
AG Club
Advisers Faye Best and
Michelle Tumage report that the
Ag Club currently has 20
members in the spring semester.
Officers include president,
Brian Jeanette; vice president,
David Gurley; and
secretary/treasurer, Nancy
Aycock. The members meet
monthly, for a total of 3 or 4 times
a semester.
The purpose for the club is to
promote agriculture throughout
the county.
Projects for the Ag club include
Barnyard at the Fair, Livestock
Show and Sale, and the Ag Days
Recruiting Day.
MCAE
By SAM DAVIS
Major projects for the
Multicutural Association for
Enrichment (MCAE) in the
spring semester have included the
Soul Food Luncheon, the Apollo
Show, and the Dance Contest
during Spring Fling.
Officers include President
Michelle Shepherd and Secretary-
treasurer Katrina Newsom.
Norma Dawson and Janice
Fields serve as co-advisers.
The purpose of the club is to
increase awareness of and
communication among cultures.
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