(L to R) 2nd runner up Janel Ray , LaToya McConnell, 1st runner up Raylyn Mitchell , Princess Jessica Faulk ,
I aurie Johnson and Timeka Couthen.
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Jessica Faulk Crowned Miss Zeta Princess
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Jessica Faulk, a fifth grade
student at Rural Hall Elementary
School, was named Miss Zeta
Princess, Saturday, May 27, dur
ing the Fourth Zeta Cotillion, a
formal presentation of young
ladies in grades three through
six. The Cotillion, sponsored by
the "Nu Tau Zeta (Kernesville)
Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Soror
Inc., was Meld^TTTfre OTIIard
Auditorium of the Anderson
Center at Winston-Salem State
I niVersity.,..
Jessica is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Faulk. An
accomplished musician, she per
formed a piano medley for her
talent presentation.
First runner-up in the Cotil
lion was Raylyn
Mitchell, a nine->vai
old student at Walker
tow n Elementary
School. She is the
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs C ilasco Mitchell.
She performed an
original dramatic pre
sentation. Angel 1 a
Janel Ray, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. James
Kay. was second nin
ner-up. A sixth grader
at Atkins Middle
School. Janel sang the
Mississippi Children's
Choir's version of
"Mis Eve Is On The
Sparrow." Roth Ray
Is n and Janel received
standing ovations for
their presentations.
Other members of
the court were Timeka
Couthcn. daughter of
Ms. Rayponzia
Couthcn and Mr. Gre
gory C a i_ri and gran d -
daughtci of Ms. Ruby
Cain: Laurie Johnson.
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Larry Davis: and
LaTova McConnell.
Jerry Ervin. Timeka sang the
contemporary gospel song "I
Still Hear You Calling My
Name;" Laurie played a classical
piece on the clarinet; 'and
LaToya led the audience in
singing "Lift Ev'ry Voice and
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Also present for the occasion
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==^lisF=ZeTa Princess and Julia
Scott, Miss Zeta Princess 1993,
who assisted with the corona
tion. Marshals for the evening
were Master Daniel Lyons, Jr.
and Master French Shannon, IV.
During the Cotillion, contes
tants donned formal attire for an
original dance choreographed by
Ms. Regeania Singletary. Chap
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ter members Juanita Penn and
Rosalyn Evans coordinated the
Cotillion and Soror Avis Bond
was mistress of ceremonies. Pro
ceeds from the program will be
used to fund the Susie S. Hilliard
Book Scholarship at Winston
Safefti State University.
daughter of Mrs. 1
Tomctta Ervin and Mr.
Darryl McConnel! and Miss Zeta Princess 1995, Jessica Faulk
the stepdaughter of Mr.
Signs of Success
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was to be consistent. That gave a
great deal of stability to the envi
ronment.
Many of these students have
problems in school because
teachers don't have the time to
really get involved to try and
understand them. Gaither said.
"They just needed a little
tender loving care," Gaither said.
It was obvious that they just
needed someone to spend some
quality time with them."
Because of how a student
acts and it heiresses a certain
wav he gets labeled." Shore
added. Rather than just the exte
rior. wc need to look at the inte
rior."
\lberta McMillian, educa
tion and training director at the
Winston-Salem Urban League,
srtid these two men were ideal for
Project Success.
" They are excellent motiva
tors, role models and teachers for
these young people," she said.
' They have experiences that they
have lived and they can share
them with these young people."
Gaither and Shore said they
really enjoyed working with the
young people at Griffith and
hope to do it again next year.
Shore added that he hopes
the program will get more fund
ing so that it may expand.
Johnson said she is definitely
looking to keep this program
going and just reaching one stu
dents makes all the difference.
"If I can reach just one child,
then I'm happy," she said.
There are three youngsters in
the program that Gaither said he
grew very close to. The evidence
is in the pictures he has framed
of him with each one of them
and placed on a desk in his
office.
Shore said by treating the
youth in this program and others
like one of his own he has
become like a father-figure to
many.
"There are about 20-30 kids
out thejc who might call me
Daddy, he said. "And that feels
good."
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