Amid Homecoming's Pageantry
The former Ram quarterback
laughed and remembered: "I could
never go to the parties because of
game pitptrtiion and it isn't much
different now. But I will enjoy it
from a coach's standpoint."
Toni Rheddick, who works in
the Alumni and Title III offices at
the school, is a graduate of Rutledge
Business College, but is really look
ing forward to homecoming.
"Everyone shares the school
spirit this week," she said. And
they all can forget their troubles . . .
at least for the weekend. "
A special event that Rheddick
said she will always look forward to
is the Or School House Party on
Saturday night.
"I met my husband-to-be there
last year." she said.
"And I look forward to seeing
my special friend, Patricia Mobley
Hairston, who dresses in red and
white all week."
Hairston, secretary for the
Alumni Association, said this week
also meant a lot of work for her.
And for Kevin Manns, the sports
information director.
"But it's a chance to see family
and friends," said the 1990 Guilford*
Cttlltfgt graduate. "My hrothfr Pn?
sell Manns is a 1988 (WSSU) grad
uate who now works for Pepsi in
Detroit. I get to see him with an
unusual amount of excitement
involved."
Nikki Adkins, a sophomore
from Richmond, Va.., said simply:
"It's a celebration for everyone to
get together and have a good time."
Senior James Hampton was a
bit more solemn in his comments.
"It s a gathering of the Ram
family," he said* pointing out that
- his aunt, Carline Hampton, is a 1963
WSSU graduate.
Manderline Scales, who has
worked at Winston-Salem State for
25 years, was emphatic in saying:
"It means big work for me."
Scales is chairman of the
Homecoming Ca^npus Committee,
who proudly was telling her com
mittee that the Saturday parade
through downtown Winston-Salem
will have 15 to 20 floats as well
as 10 bands.
Scheduled to appear are bands
from Norfolk State. University of
thf PUtncy of Columbia,, Ballou
High School band from Washing
ton, D.C.. as well as bands from
Maryland. Greensboro. Charlotte
and Winston-Salem.
Alumni activities:
A Oct. 7 - Alumni Registration.
1-5 p.m.. Alumni House ; Alumni
Student, Faculty and Staff
Talent Lip Sync Show. 7-9 p.m.. Dil -
lard Auditorium. Anderson Center;
"Where Are They Now?" Reception.
9- 10:30 p.m.. Anderson Center.
?Off. 8 - Founder's Day Pro
gram. 9:45 a.m.; Kenneth ft.
Williams Auditorium; Meritorious
Awards Luncheon. 11:30 a.m.-l
p.m., Anderson Center; Red &
White Parade. 1:30 p.m., WSSU
Campus; WSSU Alumni Hospitality
.. Suite, 5-8 p.m.. The Marque Hotel
of Winston-Salem (also Saturday);
Alumni Rail A Rrpnkfntr Q p m .?
a.m.. Convention Center .
? Oct. 9 ? Alumni Registration.
9 a.m. -I p.m., Alumni House ;
Parade, 10 a.m., downtown Win -
ston-Salem; Queens ZunVKeoWT
11 :30 a.m.-l p.m.; Alumni Past
Presidents' Luncheon, 1 1 :30 a.m.-l
p.m.; WSSU vs. Norfolk State. 1:30
p.m.. Bowman Gray Stadium; Back
on the Block, immediately following
the game at WSSU; Class Reunion
Activities, 6 p.m.; 01' School House
Party, 10 p.m.-2 a.m.. Holiday Inn
North.
Campus Committee activities:
AOct. 7 - Senior Day, 11:30
a.m.-l :30 p.m., live music in Dining
Room, Cheer Towels Sale. Hot Dog
Sale.
A Oct. 8 - Homecoming Events
begin at 8:45 a.m.; 2 p.m. Pep
Rally, C.E. Gaines Complex; 4:30-6
p.m., Mix &. Mingle, Kennedy Din
ing Hall; 8 p.m., SGA Homecoming
Show, Lawrence Joel Coliseum;
10:30 p.m. -3 a.m., Ram City After
Parry, Lawrence Joel Coliseum.
AOct. 9 ? Special events begin
at 9 a.m.; 4:30-7 p.m., Block Party t
from page A1
WSSU Campus; 8 p.m., Brian McK' * ASunday, Oct. 10-11 a.m.,
night Concert , Alumni, Kenneth R. Worship Service, Anderson Center.
Williams Auditorium; 10 p.m.,
Alumni Dance, Holiday Inn North.
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Gaines to Be Honored
Winston-Salem Stale Uni
versity will honor legendary
basketball coach Clarence
"Bighouse" Gaines with the
title Professor Emeritus during
the 101st Founder's Day obser
vance tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. in
the Kenneth R. Williams Audi
torium.
Gaines retired this summer
after serving nearly SO years as
head basketball coach, athletic
director and professor
chairman of
Physical Education.
The featured speaker is the
Rev. Kelly OJ>.Goodwin. pastor Clarence Gaines
emeritus of Mount Zion Baptist Church. The public is invited to
WSSU Holds Food Drive
Winston-Salem State Univer
sity is sponsoring a community
food drive in observance of the
12th Annual World Food Day.
Donations of canned and dry
goods may be brought to the Road
way Express trailer, at the Cromar
tie Street entrance of the campus.
Food items will be accepted from
Monday through Friday until Oct.
15.
Donations may be dropped off
between the hours of 7 a.m. to 6
p.m. Contributions will also be
dium during the WSSU's Home
coming football game.
The public is invited to join in
a campus World Food Day Rally
at 10 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 13,
"neaf The Campus Police Office
behind the Kenneth R. Williams
Auditorium.
The food will be donated to
charitable organizations to feed
those who are most in need. World
Food Day, first observed in 1991,
recognizes the founding in 1945 of
the United Nation's Food and
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