Schedule of activities for Homecoming Week
October 24-28
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From Oct 9 SGA mecUng, compllMl by Tonya Moore
Back To College Day
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5.30pm Seniofs vs. Sophomores
Juniors vs. Freshmen
(class orders subject to change)
.piaglootball/Volleyball-
Q^side Williams Hall
5:30pin Seniors vs. Sophomores
6.i5p(fl Juniors vs. Freshmen
(class orders subject to change)
•5;30pm Spades & Ping-pong tournament
' University Center
>7'30pni Eating contest
•gioopifl Toga/Pajama party
-will select best of each catagory
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‘Championship games
(times will be announced)
*8:00pm Talent show
$2.00 w/ID
$3.00 w/o ID
Moore Hall auditorium
Friday, eat as
*6:00pm Pep rally / Bonfire
Softba// field behind Univ. Center
*8:00pm Stepshow
Michele Concert
(or vice versa)
Pre-dawn dance
$7.00 w/ID
$8.00 w/o ID
Doors open at 7;00pm
Vaughan Center
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*8:00pm Homecoming Concert
Shirley Murdock
Poor Righteous Teachers
Kwame
Today
Admission:
$13.00 Students
$14.00 General
$16.00 at the door
Tickets on sale at the cashier's office
‘Block party — Lunch — Dinner
Basketball court, Mitchell-Lewis
Total student cost for Homecoming Activities: $22.00
ECSU students enjoy a game of vollyball in Waterfront Park during “Back To College
26 for the students of ECSU, College of the Albemarle, and Roanoke Bible College.
Photo by Jackie Rountree
Day,” held September
Photo by Jstckie Rountree
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Lynch hopeful about team
Members are— back (L to R): Swanola Chance, Terri James, Ruby Britt. Front (L to R): Angela Martin,
Juantisa Brown, Tyra Jones, J.J. Willingham, Heidi Manlangit. Not pictured: Ericka Ruffin, Erica Jennings,
Casondra Ivlerrick, Christopher Jones, Derrick Godley, Lekethian Williams.
By Kenneth Valentine, Jr.
As far this year’s volleyball team is
concerned, Coach Debbie Lynch faces
some of the same problems she faced
with last year’s team.
“We have the same number of
players,” said Lynch, “and we’re not
any bigger or any smaller than in past
years.”
“Also, we have a lot of new people
with no experience,” she added.
Despite these problems, Lynch said
she is hopeful atout this year’s team.
“We’ve been working hard every
day in practice,” she said, “and we
have b^n improving on our weak
points. I expect to achieve our goal for
this season; to be one of the top four
teams to represent the Northern Divi
sion in the Post-Season Conference
Toumament.”The tournament will
held in Hampton, Va., during the last
weekend in October. ,
Lynch said she had two starters
“We've been
working hard every
day.. .and we have been
improving on our weak
points.”
Coach Lynch
from last year’s team, which went 13-
10, and two lettered starters.
Lynch said her only senior, Erica
Ruffin, “is taking the leadership role
for the team.”
However, Lynch said Ruffin has
had to miss much practice time since
her professors have not been under
standing about letting her miss class.
“When she misses practice, it will
reflect on the team,” she said.
The Vikings’ overall record is 3-6,
and 3-2 in the Conference.
Pointing out that all games have
been in Vaughan Center, Lynch said
attendance “is not as good as I would
like for it to be.”
However Lynch added that she has
been pleased with the turnout, and
welcomes “the fans to come out”
“Admission is free,” she said.
On Tuesday, Oct. 2, the Vikings
hosted the Virginia State team.
“The Vikings played a very in
tense game,” said one fan, “and the
fans were all in there together, giving
lots of support. They had the support
of everybody.”
Although the Vikings won the first
two games, they lost the last three, to
lose the match.The winner of the match
is determined by whoever wins the
best three out five games.
The Vikings hosted the Fayettville
State Broncos Tuesday, in a double
match, which the Vikings lost.
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