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[Upper Left] The day care students at Saints Home
United Methodist Church eat a Thanksgiving Feast at
the church. Mrs. Minnie Harris Is the director of the
center. [Upper right] The Sethos Court #105-Daughters
of Isis prepares several boxes for the needy. [Pictured,
left to right] Alyce Shlpp, Marilyn Peterson, Vlrgiinia
Mlckens, Corla Jackson and Betty Manning. The
Kam of the
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Oddly enough, Mack -WLVMe
says he envisioned play- x*
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squad during his high I'
school career, and that is ?#1
why he made Tennessee | |^t/B I
State his first college I
choice. Now Mack says 1 ^
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ne is giaa ne came to
WSSU. "When I first 7
came here I wanted to lUS
help the school gain respectability
because they i 7 . *77
had been losing for so lTICLL
long. Now I'm overjoyed
that I came here or 1 might
never have known how it
felt to be on a champion- WAV.9
ship team." WlItStOIta
WSSU may still have had
a championship team pye will senc
without Winfred, but Hayes
says it would be hard , n. r~
to imagine tne team with- r^leose mclud.
out the "little" defensive
Rams "jr y)X^J{
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NAME
will be ready for the hens
on Saturday, however. ADDRESS
"our kids are hungry and
they smell that champion- CITY
chin and mnst imnnrtantlv hah \ a /
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believe in themselves.*'
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Hayes also has another WinSftOn
ace in the hole. He studied
the Wing-T offense under
Raymond himself.
The one man who Has A ME
played both t^ros ia ADDRESS
Carolina A&T t Jim MP
Kinley. His team lost 25-7' CITY
to the Rams in the seasons MAtt. TO: Winston-^
opener and fell to Delaware
26-0 five weeks later. P.O.Box 3
McKinley sees the game as Winsrtona
tOSS Up.
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Daughters of Isis Is a charitable organization and each
year they give boxes to the needy. This year seven boxes
will be given away, [lower] The staff at th$ local Urban
League gather after preparing a Thanksgiving basket for
a needy person. The basket went to M?.
Bynurn, a blind resident at New Bethel Apartments, as
part of the New Bethel Tenants Assoc.'s project for the
elderly.
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