Left to Right Bro. David Peay, Manhood ? Clarence McKee , Perseverance ? Bro. Virgil Simpson , Citizen of the year - Bro, Clarence Gaines , Scholar
ship ? Bro, Billy Friende, Omega Man of the Year ? Kenny Faulkner
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Left to Right Bro. Robert Phillips , chairman, Bro. David Peay , member , Bro. Walter Farabee, member , Bro. Ronald Hughes , basileus and advisor ,
Bro. Lonnie Holman , six/Ai district representative, Bro. Edwin Patterson , advisor , Bro. Geogory Williams, member, Bro. Kenny Faulkner , advisor
National Achievement
Week A Great Success
Phi Phi Chapter of Omega Phi
Phi Fraternity, Inc., held its
National Achievement Week Pro
gram during Nov. and determined
that feedback indicates it as being
highly successful.
For over 75 years, the Achieve
ment Week Celebration has been
' one of the most highly visible pro
* grams within the fraternity family.
This year, the program honored the
citizen of the year, the Omega Man
of the Year and recognized those
individual members who , by
thought, deeds and words exempli
fied the ideals and purposes of the
four cardinal principles, of which
the fraternity was founded; Man
hood, Scholarship, Perseverance
and Uplift.
The week's activities com
menced with a social hour and
Omega fellowship on Friday, Nov.
>. at the Urban League. On Satur
day night, the awards ceremony was
held at Winston-Salem State Uni
versity/A.H. Anderson Center. The
program culminated with the Fra-~
ternity's members and wives wor
^ . piping at the Shiloh Baptist Church
? '. ? Sunday morning.
/'.v Brother Lonnie C. Holman,
*?* ? pincga Phi Phi's sixth district rcp
* ? 1 ? fesentative was the keynote speaker
? ? I ? }?i the awards night celebration. Vie
'???>p?kc on the Fraternity's 1993
*I;!f)ational Theme "Mandate for
**" 'youth in the 1990s; Personal Uplift
!???J?hrough Social Economic and
? J^Htical Empowerment." Brother
; ? dolman. a native of Winston-Salem
currently a member of Epsilou
Nu Chapter. Spartanhurgh, S.C.,
director of guidance and administra
tive assistant and t{ic coordinator of
the night school at the Daniel Mor
gan Vocational Center in Spartan
burg. During the awards ceremony.
Brother Lonnie C. Holman,
Omega Phi Phi fraternity, Inc.,
Sixth District Representative.
music was provided by the Que
Notes (Brothers of the Fraternity)
under the able direction of brother
Rudolph V. Boone. Sr. Brother
Walter Farabee served as master of
ceremonies.
The honoree for the four cardi
nal principles were: Scholarship -
Bro. Billy Friende, Jr. Manhood -
Bro. Clarence McKee, Perseverance
- Bro. Virgil Simpson, Uplift - Bro.
Daniel Peay.
The highlight of the evening
was the presentation of the follow
ing awards.
The Omega Man of the Year -
Kenny Faulkner
The Citizen of the Year -
Clarence Gaines
Achievement week chairman
was Bro. Robert Phillips, committee
members were Bros. David Peay,
Walter Farabee and Gregory
Williams. Bros. Ronald Hughes,
Kenny Faulkner, Edwin Patterson
and James Rousseau served as advi
sors to the committee. Bro. Ronald
Hughes is Basileus of Phi Phi Chap
ter.
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Reach Out to Help
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The young ladies of Zeta Phi kitchen. On the campus of Win*
Beta Sorority Inc. of the omega ston-Salem State University ,
chapter have been working dill- these ladies held aThanksgTvmg
gently these two months of Nov. candle light ceremony for the
and Dec. The services that they students of the c*mpus and for
have provided has been dealing the Christmas holidays the Zeta's
with those young or old. The gave the reaidents of Sunrise
Zeta's have also been working Towers poinsettia.
on the campus of Winston-Salem In all, the Ladies of Zeta Phi
State University. Beta Sorority Inc. of the Omega
These young ladies have chapter have worked hard during
helped the kids of The Youth the months of Nov. and Dec.
Opportunity Home, letting them This hard work has also been
know that they care. The kids of seen in the studies of one of the
the William C. Sims Recre- members of Zeta Phi Beta Soror
ational Center have also been ity Inc. of the Omega chapter,
shown love and caring from the Nicole Welford has been
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