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THE COMPASS
May, 1976
KD Initiates Nineteen AKA theme: Service To Mankind
The Kappa Delta Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, an honor
society in Education at Elizabeth City State University
initiated 19 sdiolars during the 1975-76 academic school year.
Twelve were initiated during tiie fall semester and seven
dur&ig the spring.
Those students who were initiated during the 75-76 academic
year were:
Clarice Barclift
Sr.
Early Childhood Major
Roxanna Brown
Jr.
Intermediate Education
Major
Loretta Cox
Jr.
Intermediate Education
Major
Delores Davis
Jr.
Art Major
Valarie Hardy
Sr.
Intermediate Education
Major
Larry Jenkins
Jr.
Health and Physical Edu. Major
Vanessa Myers
Jr.
Mathemajtics Major
Patricia Rankins
Jr.
Mathematics Major
Faye Smith
Jr.
Early Childhood Major
Patricia Turnage
Jr.
Early Childhood Major
Bonnie Wilson
Sr.
Early Childhood Major
Sundra Bray
Sr.
English lyiajor
Helen ftlliot
Jr.
Early Childhood Major
Mary Jensen
Sr.
Social Science Major
Elizabeth Small
Jr.
Englihs Major
Norma Lane
Sr.
Art Major
Charles White
Sr.
English Major
Andrea Williams
Jr.
Social Science Major
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Fall Football Schedule
Date
Schools
Site
Sept. 4, 1976
Delaware State College
Dover, Delaware
Sept. 11, 1976
North Carolina Central
Durham, N. C.
Sept. 18, 1976
Virginia State
Home
Sept. 25, 1976
Norfolk State
Norfolk, Va.
Oct. 2, 1976
Hampton Institute
Home
Oct. 9, 1976
Virginia Union
Home
Oct. 16, 1976
Shaw University^
Raleigh, N. C.
Oct. 23, 1976
Winston-Salem State
(Homecoming)
Home
Oct. 30, 1976
Fayetteville State
Fayetteville, N. C.
Nov. 6, 1976
Open Date
Nov. 13, 1976
St. Paul College
By Faye E. Smith
The Sorors of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc. gave
tribute to their sorority with a
week of activities.
With emphasis on religion
and “service to mankind”, a
vesper was spondored. Dr.
Marcus V. Ingram, Chairman
of the Business Department
and a Brother of ^pha Phi
Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
delivered an inspirational
message. His theme was
“Time is Running Out.”
Several baskets of food and
clothes that had been
collected were given to a
needy family in the area. The
Sorors would like to thank
each organization for making
such a sacrifice to help others
in the time of need.
Chancellor Thorpe praised
the work of the sorority in
their effort to aid such a
needy cause. The Brothers of^
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity,
Inc. were given a special
thanks for their assistance in
making the program a
success. Although attendance
was small in body, it was big
in heart.
At the beginning of the
week, a showcase was
displayed in Moore Hall. It
featured tokens, books,
pillows, pens, a pennant, the
chapter sweater, jewelry and
other fine articles that
belonged to the Sorors of
Delta Theta Chapter.
During this week, the
brothers Alpha Phi Alpha and
the Sweethearts of Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternities had
opportunities to eat dinner
with the AKA’s alternately.
Their table was decorated in
pink and green and ivy leaves
added that special tpuch. A
campus Beautification Day
was held and cards were
placed on the tables in the
cafeteria encouraging
students to take their trays up
after they finished eating.
The Sorors really enjoyed
their week and wish to thank
everyone who made it so
enjoyable and successful.
Honor Society Chapter Holds Initiation
Alpha Kappa Chapter ' of
Alpha Kappa Mu National
Honor Society held their
Spring Initiation ceremonies
on March 16, 1976 in Lester
Hall. With the theme “We,
Too Sing America”, a film
“Still a Brother: Inside the
Negro Middle Class” was
shown to capture the true
feelings of the changing
times.
The initiates were Dianne
Boyd, Shirley Cooper, Agnes
Hall, Lake Liverman,
Sharron McNeil, Mary D.
Ruffin and Andrea Williams.
After congratulations from
the members and comments
from Dr. Louise N.Sutton, one
of the advisors, a reception
followed.
DT’s Thankful
The Sorors of Delta Theta
Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc. would
like to express deep
appreciation and gratitude to
the following organizations:
Zeta Kappa Omega Chapter
of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc., Alpha Phi
Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi and
Omega PSi Phi Fraternities
for the thoughtfulness and
hard work in making their
annual Pastel Ball a success.
The Alpha Kappa Chapter
of the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor
Society initiated 38 scholars
during the 75-76 academic
year. Those students were
enrolled in the different
departments on campus.
Thirty-one students were
initiated during the fall and 7
during the spring semester.
Janna V. Clemmons, Senior
Social Science Major, and
James R. Finch, Junior
Political Science Major,
repr^ented the Alpha Kappa
Chapter at the National
Convention in Memphis,
Tennessee in mid-March.
The officers for the 76-77
academic year are as
follows: President, Harlie
Davis; Vice-President,
James R. Finch; Secretary,
Patricia Rankins; Assistant
Secretary, Joyce Terrell;
Treasurer, Jennifer Dove;
Reporter, Melvin Norman;
and Miss Alpha Kappa Mu,
Helen Elliot.
Alpha Kappa Mu’s award to
the fi-eshrnan with the highest
academic average went to
Carolyn F. Felton. Also to the
sophomores with the highest
averages who were Delores J.
Jones and Katherine W.
Overton.
More Parking Space On ^ampus
(High School Senior Day)
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