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PAGE FOUR THE COMPASS NOVEMBER. 1964 WL^6 Wko Senior Class Officers Preside nt, Horace Chapman; Vice President, James H. Jackson; Secretary, Laura Walton; Assistant Secretary, Thelma White; Trea sure, Alton Creek; Parliamen tarian, Willie Dugger; Student Council, Ethel Gregory Sutton, Phillippa S. Duke. Ivy Leaf Clob President, Izola Young; Vice President, Ethel Fulford; Secre tary, Carole Lassiter; Treasurer, Delma Skinner; Reporters, Kaitie Gause, Wilma Foskey. Other mem bers of the Ivy Leaf Club are: Eula White, Judy Freeman, Elizabeth Strickland, Betty Boone, Joycelyn Berry, Peggy Avent, and Shirley Murphy. Pyramid Club President, Patricia Williams; Vice President, Doris Duggins; Se cretary, Barbara Fearing; Treasur er, Lenora B'arnes; Reporter, Cal- lie Joyner. Other members are Mary Herring, Thelma Coley, and Lucille Rice. Student Tutorial i Conference The North Carolina Intercol legiate Committee for Human Rights, of which E.C.S.C.’s Stu dent Council is a member, held a Student Tutorial Project Confer ence at Wake Forest College on the weekend of November 13-14. Otha Sydnor, the President of our Student Council, represented E.C.S.C. at the conference, and Dr. Walter N. Ridley was the speaker at the formal dinner. Ex perts on the subject, “Tutorial Pro jects for Underprivilege Children,” were present at the conference to : as consultants. They repre sented the states of Illinois. Michi gan, California, and Pennsylvania In the very near future, the Stu dent Council will be starting tutorial project designed to tutor the “potential dropouts” in public school system of , Elizabeth City. Pre-Halloween Hop On October 30, the Thalia Soro- sis Club presented a Pre-Halloween Hop in the gymnasium. The gym’s decorations featured com stalks, pumpkins around them, pictures of witches and balloons. Colors of course, were orange and black. The Thalia Sorosis Club has plans for several other activities for the school year. We hope that they will be as successful as the Junior Counselors Junior Counselors Bias Hall: Joyce Scott, Bessie Carr, Nellie Johnson, Evelyn Dixon, Glorious Moore, Gloria Moore, Peggie Perry, Helen Johnson, and Betty Ashe. The counselors entertained the freshmen on October 26 with a program on “Grace and Manners.” Miss Arlene Pierce and Mr. Leo Rochon were the guest speakers. A film entitled “Do’s and Don’t’s on Dating” was shown on October Dr. R. I. Boone and Dr. Thelma Anderson also spoke on Who...? Where...? What...? information tlie Compass will publish about graduates in this ibers of the alumni are In vited to submit information almut what they are doing and where, to the Office of Information, Box 92 Elizabeth City State CoUege 27909. this subject. Bias Hall residents chose as their dormitory officers: President, Lula Turnage; Vice President, Joyce Griffin; Secretary, Shirley Fleetwood; Assistant Secretary, Jeannie Ellis; and Treasurer, Theo dosia Bryant. Student N.E.A. The Elizabeth City State College Chapter of S.N.E.A. held its first meeting of the year on October 14. Mrs. Clara Jones, our new ad visor, and a large number of new comers were welcomed by our president, Mrs. Ethel Gregory Sut ton. The following committees were organized: Membership Com mittee with Sandra Trotman as chairman; Program Committee, Issac Askew (chairman); Teacher Educational and Professional Stan dards Committee, Lenora Barnes (chairman); Ethics Committee, Lorraine Melton (chairman); Ci tizenship Committee, Joyce Bonne as chairman; Welfare Committee, Mrs. Doris Bell as chairman; So cial Committee, Gloria Melton (chairman); and the Publicity Com mittee with Melvin Privett as chair- All members are asked to please pay their joining fees before the Thanksgiving vacation. —A. R. Murphy Ebony Fashion Fair (Continued from Page 1) attractive fashion models all com bined to give us, the audience, uniquely delightful evening of t tertaniment. The co-chairmen of the Ebony Fashion Fair were Mrs. Rae Wil liams, Associate Director of Stu dent Personnel, and Mrs. Mary W. Franklin, Chairman of the Lyceum Committee, and an as sistant professor of Science; and Barnelle Robinson, President of Women’s Government Association, a senior from Whiteville, North Carolina, the student representive on the Committee. The Women’s Government As sociation, one of the organizations presenting the Fair, is one of the student government organizations on campus. It coordinates the acti vities of the Women’s dormitory councils with other campus or ganizations. The Lyceum Service sponsored by the College brings to the campus a schedule of concerts, plays, lectures and other entertain ment for student and staff oi campus and in the community, for the public, who are cordinally in vited to attend all programs at the college. By Maryella Ward (Fron Right) Otha Sydnor, president of the Student Cot Tribute to a Leader j ft ||ight of Great Talent (Continued from Page 1) College from Currituck Union School, Maple, North Carolina, where he has worked as a French English teacher, basketball coach and finally as principal. He has worked in many capaci ties with the Boy Scouts. For se veral years, he served as Chairman of the Coastal district, and as a Theatrics at E.C.S.C. Two plays were acted out before the faculty and student body on November 6 and 7 in Moore Hall Auditorium. Members who c prised the 10:00 section of the Class in Acting presented Act II of N. Richard Nash’s play entitled, “The Young And Fair,” at Gen eral Assembly on the morning of November 6. The other students of the Class in Acting and also member of the Executive Board of the Tidewater Council, Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Sugg’s vast knowledge, in itiative and experience with youth have made him an efficient and resourceful educational leader. Honfiecoming HLgklLght the members of the College Play ers and the Dramatics Class pre sented a workshop production of Thornton Wilder’s, “Our Town”, on the evenings of the sixth and seventh. Although it was asserted that most of the performers were mak ing their debuts in a college pro duction, and that their participa tion was to provide a learning situation in which those interested in acting might gain the widest possible experience, the general consensus was that most of the performers proved that their thea trical talents accentuated their roles. However, we are certain that, under direction of Mr. nard L. Peterson Jr., they shall be able to improve upon their herent theatrical abilities. Avon Chapman Thursday night, October 29. the Student Council and the Ome ga Psi Phi Fraternity sponsored a talent show. Many students on and off campus participated in it. The auditorium was packed its fullest capacity. Students filled all the seats, others sat on the steps of the stage, while others stood up. The students patiently ivaited for the show to begin. Each participant was good. The most outstanding attractions were: Phillip Terrell, Annie King, Jo- Anne Bost, Little Caesar and the Romans, Jacqueline Long and Al bert Thweatt, Freeman Trio and the great organist Leandrew Bart lett. It was a talent show that will never be forgotten by the student body. Delta Officers The officers of Delta Chi Chap- er of Delta Sigma Theta are: Presi dent, Jackie Long; Vice-President, Gloria Melton, Treasurer, Barnelle Robinson, Secretary; Bettie Ashe, Corresponding Secretary, Dorothy Baker, Reporter, Louvellia John son; Parliamentarian, Sandra Trot man; Sergeant-at-a r m s, Ametha Newkirk; Chaplain, Bessie Carr; Dean of Probates, Pearl Spaulding; Advisors, Mrs. Hazel Spellman, Dr. Edna Davis. Each issue t publish informatioii about gra duates in this column. Members of the alumni are invited to submit information about what they are doing and where, to the Office of Information, Box 92 Elizabeth City State College 27909, Mrs. Lillie Pitt Curtis, 63 (Busi ness Education) is presently em ployed at Columbia University- Teachers’-College as a secretary in the Institute of Educational Tech nology, where under the work- study plan, she is studying toward Masters degree. While a student, Mrs. Curtis was member of the College Choir for four years, and a member of the Student Government Associa- She was employed at Eli zabeth City State College as secre tary to the faculty for the school year ’63-64 following graduation. Miss Joyce Mae Brown, ’64 (So cial Science concentration in socio logy) is a teacher at Central High School, Sussex, Virginia. She was a member of the Social Science Club, Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society, and the Deha Sigma Theta Sorority. Miss Brown plans to study for her Masters degree in the field of social work. Mr. Vernon Lafayette Cart wright, ’64 (Vocational Technical Program), is presently employed at Prescott Products Corporation. He was a member of the vocational club and the Men’s Government Association. Miss Doretha Finch, ’64 gra duate (Elementary Education), is employed at Central Elementary School in Warrenton, Virginia. Miss Finch was a member of the National Educational Association and the Thalia Sorosis Club. Miss Delois Hassell, ’64 (Ele mentary Education) is a third grade teacher at Bruce Lalkland Elementary School, Greenville, North Carolina. She was a member of the National Education Associ- Miss Hassell plans to enter graduate school next summer at Agricultural and Technical Col lege, Greensboro. North Carolina. Mrs. Janice Faye Mitchell Hend erson (Elementary Education), is a teacher at Bucks Hill School, Wat- erbury, Connecticut. She was a member of the Alpha Kappa Al pha Sorority, Band (Majorette), Thalia- Sorosis Club, and a Junior Counselor. Miss Thelma Joanne Howard, ’64 (English Major) is a teacher at Mary Potter High School, Oxford, North Carolina. The past summer. Miss Howard was fortunate enough to attend a Carolina State College in Raleigh. Miss Howard represented her school in the field of English. Knowledge can be memorized. Wisdom must think things through. —Arithmetic Teacher THE COMPASS Volume 25 No. 2 — November, 1964 Elizabeth City State College Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909 U. S. Postage Non-Profit Organization PAID Elizabeth City, N.C. Permit No. 5 Return Requested
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