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Spirit Seekers
The Elizabeth City St
ate University Cheering
Squad has started its
1972-73 season with a
dynamic “Boom.” The
squad is thirteen mem
bers strong. They are full
of pep, spirit and energy,
and ready to cheer the
team on to each victory
and to console them in
defeat.
Stephanie B. Johnson
is captain of the squad a-
long with Rosa Monroe,
a Senior and co-captaia
Other members of the
squad are Deborah
Crump, Junior; Jauntee
Beamon, Sophomore; and
the rooldes on the squad
are Linda Pierce, Jun
ior; Nannotte Turner,
Freshman; Bertha Rid
dick, Freshman; Anne
Bryant, Freshman; Hat
tie Dalney, Freshman;
Deborah Tillet, Fresh
man; and Patsy Almond,
Freshman.
Champion ECSU To Face Ten Grid Foes
This year nearly ev
eryone in the conference
wants to take a crack at
the 1971 CIAA grid
champions or the proud
title holder wants to give
almost everyone a
chance. Either way you
look at it. Coach Tom
Caldwell’s Vikings will
face a long season ac
cording to the 1972 foot
ball schedule as released
by Elizabeth City State
University. With five con
tests at home and five on
the road, it will mark
the first time that ECSU
will play ten games dur
ing the regular season.
Except for the grid op
ener against North Caro
lina A. & T. State Uni
versity (MEAC), ECSU’s
major opposition will,
come from all five of the
CIAA’s Northern Division
teams and four of the five
Southern Division Con
tenders, The Vikings-Ag-
gies encounter, Sept
ember 9, will mark the
first time that an Eliza
beth City eleven, even
with A. & T. in the young
series, .has ever played
at Greensboro.
If there be any conso
lation for Coach Caldwell,
who faces another major
rebuilding year, it might
be the fact that two of
the three opponents who
nipped the Vikings during
the regular season, Vir
ginia State College and
Winston-Salem State Uni
versity, must come to
ECSU. Winston-Salem,
who finally bowed to the
Vikings in the CIAA’s
championship contest,
will be ECSU’s Annual
Homecoming foe, on Oct
ober 21. The complete
1972 football schedule is
as follows:
Sept. 9 North Carolina A & T 0-13
Sept. 16 V irginia State 0-38
Sept. 23 Norfolk State Away
Sept. 30 Hampton Institute Home
Oct. 7 Virginia Union Homi?
Oct. 14 Shaw University Away
Oct. 21 Winston/Salem State Homecoming
Oct. 28 Fayetteville State Away
Nov. 4 Livingston College Away
Nov. 11 St. Paul Home