FEBRUARY 6. 1984'
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Recitals Spring ^84
Sunday, Feb. 5 • 8:00 p.m..
Lewis Bruun - Guest organ
Recital
Monday, Feb. 13 • 8:00 p.m.,
Irene Weldon • Guest Voice
(Soprano) Recital • Carswell
Saturday. Feb. 18- Jenny West,
sophomore piano recite -
Carswell
Saturday, Feb. 18- 8:00 p.m.,
' Deane Griffin • Graduation
Voice Recital - Carswell
Sunday, Feb. 19- 8:00 p.m.,
Brwida Windham - Faculty
Harpsichord Recital - Carswell
RHB News
The Residence Hall Board
held its regular semester Fire
Safety Seminar wi Wednesday,
Januajy 25 at 8:00 p.m. in
Carswell Auditorium.
Rre Chief Joseph Ray of
the Raleigh Fire Department
talked to and gave a few ex
tinguisher demonstrations to
all fire marshals, hall advisors,
and dorm presidents who at-
ended. Fire marshals were
Thursday, Feb. 23 • 8:00 p.m.,
Larry Almeida - Guest Guitar
Recital - Carswell
Saturday, Feb. 25 • 2:00 p.m.,
Johnette Frazier - Graduation
Piano Recital - Carswell
Saturday, Feb. 25- 5:00 p.m.,
Carol Hawkins - Graduation
Rano Recital - Carswell
Saturday, Feb. 25 • 8:00 p.m.
Raleigh Symphony Orchestra
Performance • Jones Aud.
Sunday, Feb. 26 - 3:00 p.m.,
Meredith Faculty Chamber
Music Recital - Carswell
given a chance to extinguish a
trash can fire that had b^n
ignited outside. After Mr. Ray
spoke, a question and ^swer
time was allowed for concemed
students. A “Little Rascals”
film was shown and refresh
ments were served. Thanks to
everyone who attended this very
helpful session.
Everyone get ready for
Meredith College's annual
Dr. Thomas Grissom
to speak
Dr. Thomas Grissom, black
minister of Salem United
Methodist (^urch in Harlem,
will t>e Meredith's guest minis
ter for Black Emphasis Week
1984. A dynamic speaker. Dr.
Grissom draws a congregation
of over 4000 people every Sun
day.
Dr. Grissom h^ earned
degrees from Clark College,
Gammon Theological
Seminary, and Interdenomina
tional Theological Center. He
eamed a Doctor of Divinity de
gree from Houston-Tiliotson
College In Austin, Texas, and
studied further at Columbia
University and the University of
London.
Dr. Grissom is widefy
traveled and is a leader in civic
and church activities nationally.
He was a personal friend of Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr., and has
been active in the black move
ment as well as in youth activi
ties in the United States.
In recognition of Black
Emphasis We^, Dr. Grissom
will speak at a special worship
sen/ice on February 15 at 10:00
A.M. in Jones Chapel. Everyone
is invited to come hear this
dynamic speaker and to meet
him at a reception following the
sen/ice.
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Sunday, Fefi, 26 - 5:00 p.m.,
Wendy Barham • Graduation
Voice. Recital • Carswell
Sunday. Feb. 26 - 8:00 p.m..
Bonnie SanderHn, Graduation
Organ Recital and Julie Wallace
- Graduation Voice Recital -
Jones Chapel
Monday, Feb. 27 • 8:00 p.m..
National Opera Co., ITALIAN
GIRL IN ALGIERS • Jones Aud.
"Wednesday, Feb. 29 - 8:00
p.m., Dora Weaver, Graduation
Bassoon Recital and Anita
Waters - Junior Voice Recital -
Carswell
roommate game. The action
begins tonight, February 6, on
all halls. The winners for each
hall will advance to the semi
finals which will be held on
Monday, February-13. Everyone
participate and have a GREAT
TIME!
If anyone has any ques
tions or complaints to be an-
wered by RHB, please contact
your dorm president or dorm
council member.
Professor Sonia Sanchez will speek during Black Emphasis \Neek
RHB thanks fire marshals
Residence Hall Board
would like to thank all the stu
dents who '‘volunteered" to be
fire marshals. We feel this posi
tion is one of the most im
portant in keeping Meredith
fire-safe, yet these people do
not receive the true recognition
they deserve. Thank you,
Jennifer Jemigan, Jennifer
Drinard, Allison Godwin,
Margaret Haven, Judy Cobb,
Elizabeth Revell, Phyllis Karres,
Wendy Biesecker, Cynthia
Church, Lilly Caltis, Elizabeth
Powell, Jennifer Jackson, Terri
Marks, Bridget Lee Young,
Stephanie Bennet, Tracle
Duimet, Linda Wetzler, Cindy
Patterson, Kriena Nederyeen,
Laurie Lennon, Stephanie
Bush, Susannah Fleming,
Cindy Toonfier, Jennifer Bruffy,
Lisa Byrd, Pam Mortensen,
Cathy Crews, Donna Lee, Laurie
Pomeranz, Sarah Rowe,
Melissa Rigsbee, Bonnie
Sanderlin, Mary Lawton, Kim
Buckner, Melissa Stewart,
Karen Cockn^l, Sharon Moore,
Paula Purser, Linda Rowe,
Patty Delaney, Carolyn Kor-
negay, Jeanette Whitley, Donna
Gibson, Cindy Harris, Kim
Sealy. Allyson Moore, Sandy
Fitzgerald, Margaret Beal,
Michelle Reese, Gwen Slack
en, Teresa McMaster, Renee
Knott, Lori Finch, Elizabeth
^rls. Ginger McCartney, Linda
Otten, Laura Cochrane,
Jennifer Lanier, Sherri Wayne,
Charlotte KInnard, Kim Parrish,
Grace Akers, Kathryn Johnson,
Karry McMlliin, Jil Humberger,
Rosemary Hampton, Linda
Manning, Leanne Carter, Liz
Dunker, Lisa Poviers, Anne
Johnson,. Lisa Clark, Wendy
Hayes, Anita Waters, i-aura
Robinson, Marilyn Nichols,
Vlke Cook, Can/er Evans, Susan
Jones, Sherri Gradford, Debbie
Seals, Vickey Amette, Jane
Phillips, Debi Cale, Jonelle
Davis, Jennifer Goodson,
Audrey McQueen Mary Hazel
Morris, Linda Booth, Peggy
Overton, Sandra Rackley, Beth
Warren, Sharon Wooten, Gina
Ledbetter, Jiilie Trevino,
Margaret Tripp, Wanda
Williams, Wynn Martin, Bartiara
Moore, Gaye McCraw, Toni
Beasley, Sandra Westbrook,
Ellen Rogers, Susan Skinner,
Paula Tilghrmn, Sue Rogers,
LouAnne Puckett, Kathy
Seeger, Giner, Leigh Collins,
Kelly Leazer, Beth, Christine
Watts, Elaine Jolly, Tracy Page,
Jane Bazemore, Shannon
Smith, Lisa ^rry, Lori Allen,
Phi Alpha Theta inducts
By Kathy Pate
Meredith’s Phi Omricon
Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta had
its spring initiation Wednesday,
January 18. The candlelight
ceremony was held at 5:30 p.m.
at the Alumnae^ House. Seven
new members were tapped In.
They are: Marge Hlssett, Kathie
Guild, Ret>ecca Davis, Martha
Gibson, Mala McAnulty,
Bartiara Bollendorf,'and .Linda
Cheek. The new members were
pinned with ribtsons of Phi
Alpha Theta's colors and
received a single long stemmed
Harriett Platts, Sharon Shaffer,
Kelly Hall, Debbie Pitts, Lori
Stallings, Donna Heeie, Sarah
Shugart, Rhett Eiierbe, Deena
Lancaster, Debbie Corey,
Penny Gooden, Mary Fran
Dawson, Linda Fross, Sue
Gooden, Helen King, Cindy
Phillips, Robin Rogers, Kelly
Rimmer, Amy Hocutt, Cathy
Everett, Beth Krewson, Cindy
Laws, Mala McAnulty, Tammy
Adkins, Angie Sutton, Nicole
Harmon, Zan Bunn, Teresa
Dickerson, Kathy Pope, Emily
Totloson, Laurie Jackson,
Shelia Grady, Dina Durtiam,
Sara Mayfield, Amy James, Lee
Hertzberg, Julie Davison,
Courtney Berry, Tracy
Breneman, Taryn Johnson,
Julie Harris, Jane Wear, Audrey
Kerr, Jeanne Coleman, Kim-
eiiy Harris, Marla Fletcher, Jean
Yedlica, Lisa Butch, Donna
Wilson, Cindy Miner, Kelli
Barefoot, Vanessa Bayley,
Libby Dew, Catherine Long,
Melanie Herring, Sharron
Sasser, Margaret Gill, Allison
Powell, Bartiara Bulla, Lori
Collins, Louise Cherry, Leslie
Gill, Amy Donald, Tammy Nray,
Robin Racine, Marietta Austin,
Cindy Stone, Ellen Thomas,
and Jamie Mitchell.
red rose, the society's flower.
Phi Alpha Theta is a na
tional honor society for history.
You do not haye to be a history
major to be eligible for initia
tion. The qualiflcatrons are 12
hours in history with a grade
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