Fraternity has Successful Year
The brothers of the Delta Alpha
Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Frater
nity Inc. have worked diligently for
the good of mankind. They started
off the 1992il993 school season by
holding a book drive to combat illit
eracy in the prisons and a can food
drive where food was donated to the
Winston-Salem Crisis Control Mis
sioTi. A clothing drive was also
held and the clothes were given to
the Salvation Army.
A few of the brothers donated
their time to the Red Cross Blood
Drive at Winston-Salem State Uni-?
versity;
Jn the area of community
involvement, ihe brothers have vol
unteered time to clean up their
Adopt-A-Highway area. They have
also participated in voter registra
tion drives and marches through the
Happy Hills Gardens community to
get people to vote. A scholarship
fund was created by the Alpha
Alpha Gamma Sigma Chapter in
the name of Hoyt Wiseman. The
benefit concert produced a new
scholarship for a needy student to
go to school. Brothers from differ
ent chapters attended the concert
and donated money toward the
scholarship fund.
The Delta Alpha Chapter ,
includes: Tracy T. Webb president;
Reginald Foster vice president; Dar
ren Myers; Duane Hackney; Many
Hopkins; and Guy Parks. These
men have worked hard to live out
their fraternities motto," Culture For
Service and Service for Humanity.
Pictured are the brothers from the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.
Sigma Gamma Rho Local Chapter Wins Award
Members of Alpha Mil Sigma
attended their regional conference
in Cambridge. Mass., on April 23
"25. The members represe n t i ng
Alpha Mu Sigma were Evelyn W.
Sander*. president; Linda Mann,
second vice president; and Carolyn
Bufrell. treasurer. Fran Burrell rep
resented the Rhoer Club.
Alpha Mu Sigma won first
place in the scrapbook competition
and the first-place award for the
Outstanding Program of the year.
The Rhoer Club of Alpha Mu
Sigma won the first-place award for
Table Display.
Rho Chapter, located at Win
> ston-Salem State University, won
the first -place award in the step
Competition. The first-place award
for Advisor of the Year went to
Linda Mann, advisor to Rho Chap
ter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority
Inc. Rho Chapter is an undergradu
ate chapter and is sponsored by
Alpha Mu Sigma, the alumni chap
ter. __1
By winning the step competi
tion, members of the Rho Chapter
will be part of the sorority's
National Step Team.
Michael Young, thakingUeKu^s hold. . ^ ^OMSkA
Tangela Jones is congratulated by Lee Kinard. Don Mazzoni receives GED diploma.
Forsyth Tech Holds GED Graduation
Forsyth Technical Community
College held its semi-annual GED
graduation ceremony on April 30.
Over 150 adults received their GED
diploma from Forsyth Tech from
October 1992 through March 1993.
Lee Kinard, a former GED graduate
and a news commentator from
WGHP-TV, was the guest speaker.
The GED is a high school
equivalency diploma earned by
passing the five parts of the GED
tests. GED preparation classes are
offered by Forsyth Tech at many
1 o c a t i ons throughout W mston
Salem.
Brandon Graduates From School of Medicine
^Rochelle Monique Brandon,
Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James
Willie Brandon of Winston-Salem,
will graduate from the University of
North Carolina School of Medicine
on Sunday, at 1 p.m.
Brandon, a native of Winston
Salem. graduated from North
Forsyth Senior High School in
1984. She received The John Mot
ley Morehead Scholarship to attend,
the University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill. In 1988, she com
pleted a Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Rochelle Monique Brandon
Chemistry.
Schools to Hold Public Auction
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth
County Schools will hold a public
auction of surplus used school fur
niture and equipment at Ferguson
Warehouse (formerly Oak Summit
Elementary School), 5337 Old
Rural Hall Road, on May 15, at
8:30 a.m.
Items for this auction will
include air conditioners, air com
pi.jssuis. appliances; cafeteria
equipment and utensils, classroom
furniture, file cabinets, table desks,
miscellaneous furniture and mainte
nance equipment; water coolers.
stainless steel & porcelain sinks,
aerator, utility blade, fuel tank with
pump; pipe fittings; black slate
countertops; back hoe bucket; two
mowers, two chlorinators; and
many other miscellaneous items.
There will also be one 1980
Dodge van, 8-passsenger. one 1972
Dodge van. 15-passenger, one 1978
Dodge van, 15 -passenger; one 1978
Chevrolet van. one-b.ilf tr . and
one 1966 GMC Coach bus.
Vehicles will be sold at 1 2 p.m.
For further information call
727-2527.
During her medical School
education at INC. she received two
honors: The Warwick Fellowship
and the Kellogg Community Medi
cine Fellowship. The Warwick Fel
lowship involved a nine-week rota
tion in Warwick. England.
The Kellogg Community Medi
cine Fellowship involved a nine
week rotation at a community
health center in Orangeburg. S.C In
July. Brandon will begin a resi
dency program in obstetrics &
gynecology at Eastern Virginia
Medical School in Norfolk. Va..
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