PEOPLE
Finals Week:
Going IHome
This is the last week of the
Spring Semester. Most stu
dents are either relieved that
classes are over or tense
about final exams. For some,
summer vacation means a
summer job, for others a
chance to see old friends and
rest for awhile, because be
fore you know it fall semester
and more classes will be here.
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(Above) Joy Franklin
(Below) Workmen build
ing elevator shaft for reno
vation of Moore Hall.
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m
photo by Richard McIntyre
photo by Richard Mclntyi
(Left above) David Troy cuts Tony Logan’s hair. (Right above) Reggie Carson says,
“So what” or “I don’t care. ” (Below) Carol Brown, Kim Young, Deanette Ruff, Tonya
Singletary and Tawana Butler
photo by Richard McIntyre
photo by Richard McIntyre
photo by Richard Mclnl
Prospective students
attend
ECSU high school day
Top high schools students from the surrounding 16
counties visited the ECSU campus on April 16. The purpose
of the assembly was to announce the new ECSU Schol
arship Development Program and expose prospective stu
dents to the campus.
Registration began at 9 a.m. and a formal program of
speakers and entertainment, including the Gospel Choir,
University Choir, and University Band, filled the two horn-
meeting that started at 10 a.m.. Afternoon tours of campus
were conducted by the Admissions Office and other ECUS
representatives.
According to Dr. Leon White, Vice Chancellor of Stu
dent Affairs, the response was very good and the event will
be an annual affair. i
Students from 16 counties in
Vaughn Center
University Choir