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DKCK^MIJKR, 19(i4 THE NEWS ARGUS PAGE THREE Pledges Cross Burning Sands I % Shown Above: The Delta Sigma Theta Line Alpha Kappa Alpha-Dolled in Pink and Green IT'S ALL OVER FOR 12 PYRAMIDS It is indeed all over for the Pyramid Pledge Club of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. They are now all sisters of that great Sisterhood. They began the week by at tending services at the Grace Presbyterian Church, in the city. Their week attire consisted of red dresses and white coats, red and white dixie land outfits, black pants and leather jackets. Pyramid.-; to make it were Vir ginia Watson, Adlena Howie, Patricia Walker. Sylvia Sprin kle, Frankie Smith. Estelle Cur ry, Subinna Timberlake, Mary Thorpe. Lillie Casper, Lillian Tillman, Edna Taborn and Clara Powell. It was commented Thursday by one Pyramid, "I will sure be happy when this is overl" .MERKV CHRISTMAS from The News .Vrgii.s .staff SPECIAL CLASSES DEMONSTRATE TALENTS By Ruby Watson Special classes from the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school system are helping to make the team teaching pro gram of classes in children’s literature more interesting at 1 p.m. each Wednesday. Two examples were a pro gram of an accelerated fifth grade class taught by Mrs. Ma bel .lessup and third pd fourth grade sE>ecial education pupils taught by Mrs, Olivia AV. Baus- man. Both groups came from Diggs School. Both Mrs. Baus- man and Mrs. Jessup are gradu ates of Winston-Salem State. The special education students of Mrs. Bausman presented a program Dec. 2 on the use of reading poetry in connection with their various studies. Po- etrv is used to enhance reading and make it more enjoyable. Po etry helps the children to be creative. This class was divided into two groups. They presented group choral readings of “All Things Beautiful.” “The Pi ncers,” “Children’s Hour , ” “Western Wagon,” “Grandpa Dropped His Glasses” and “Ev ery Laugh Is Fun,” Mrs. Jessup’s class adapted "Gulnare of the Sea,” a story from Arabian Nights, into a play Nov. 18. The students installed their own ideas into the play, which made it a unique experi ence. Through this drama, the class illustrated how it could utilize its reading and translate it into more creative experiences. After the play Mrs. Jessup ex plained why it was chosen. "We wanted to get outside of Ameri ca. We had been doing research in the Far East. Through our concept of one world we learned about a new religion. Moslem, new words and drama. -To make this production a reality, all we needed was irnag- ination. The children provided this bv projecting themselves into the life of the people in the Far East.” Both of these efforts were pro vided through the efforts of the teachers of children's literature. Miss Carrie Robinson and Mrs. Wilma Lassiter. Q-Dogs Make It Into the Omegas I'll make it before Christmas Eve, was the slogan of the Q- Dogs. And they did make it be fore Christmas Eve. in fact, they made it two weeks before Christ mas Eve. The Lampodas Pledge Club, better known as the Q-Dogs consisteti of. Dog Raymond Ev ans, Dog Charles Ross, Jr.. Dog Abram Liles. Dog Johnny Hin- Dog Gilbert Smith. Their week's attire consisted of dinner jackets, purple and gold outfits, and black suits. Their activities consisted of car rying lamps, eating standing up and eating and eating without any silverware and having a fu neral of one of their deceased brother. (Dog Casper). 16 IVY LEAFS COME THROUGH Aftei- many months of getting autographs, doing various activi ties, speaking to their “Big Sis ters”, twenty times a day, and going to many meetings, the Ivy Leaf Pledge Club of the Alpha Sorority became united into one great sisterhood. They all be came Alphas on Saturday, Dec. 12, 1964. The line was very colorful starting Sunday, wearing black dresses. Their week attire con sisted of their club color, pink and green, pink gowns, and white dresses. The Ivies to go over wei'e Az- zie Wall, Margaret Taylor, Mar ion Hassell, Ottaurana Saund ers, Brenda Sutton, Virginia I?arr, Sandra Thomas, Gloria lUlll. Sherlin Black, Dennyse Carter, Ruth liurger, Emna i\Iar- lin, Barbara William, Ruby Wat son, Carolyn Robertson, and De- lois Shaw. MERRY ( HRISTMAS froni Till' Xew.s Ai'sus staff Four Sphinxmen Become Alphas “It is wonderful to make it,” probably being uttered by Al bert Coleman, Coleman Free man, James Ledbetter, and Reid Gilmore the Sphinx of the Alpha p Phi Alpha Fraternity, The Sphinx line was very col orful consisting of many color- ful outfits among these were, ^ their club colors gold and black outfits and L.C.D. The freshmen of State College ^ can truly say that this has been a week to remember. Upper classmen can remember it too.
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