Anlssa Johnson
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Nina Johnson
Traci Ladd
At West Charlotte High
rre-leen Cotillion Set For Fridav
A Grecian garden setting, com
plete with Greek columns and silk
flower arrangements in Grecian
urns, will be the backdrop for the
fourth annual Pre-Teen Cotillion
presented by the Beta Omicron
Sigma Chapter of the Sigma Gamma
Rho Sorority, Inc.
The elaborate event will take
place on Friday, April 12, at 7 p.m.
at the West Charlotte High School
Auditorium, located at 2219 Senior
Drive, Charlotte.
Last week seven of the 15 mem
bers of the Pre-Teen Cotillion
Court were presented. This week the
remaining eight young ladies are:
Anissa Johnson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Johnson; Nina John
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Dennis; Traci Ladd, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Robert J. Ladd; Cas
sandra Moore, daughter of Mr.
Robert Moore and Mrs. Helen
Moore; Jamila Perry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Perry; Yolan
da Warren, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Warren; Karma
Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lindsay Williams; and Melanie In
gram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Ingram.
During the Cotillion, the Grecian
garden setting entitled, “Where Na
ture and Beauty Embrace,” will be
narrated by Clayton Lovell, vice
president and regional personnel
officer for Wachovia Bank & Trust
Company.
As the young ladies promenade
through the garden, a rendition of
Lionel Richie’s “Hello” Will be sung
by the Grady Seigle Ensemble.
Creative dance, piano, and other
musical talents will be displayed by
the participants.
The Pre-Teen Cotillion i9 just one
of the many public services the
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority is in
volved with each year.
Other fund raising-cultural acti
Cassandra Moore
Yolanda Warren
•vities the sorority has sponsored for
1984-85 include: a career-vocational
workshop to inform secondary stu
dents in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg
School System and their parents of
career-vocational opportunities; a
card party and fashion show held at
Montaldo’s downtown to raise funds
for the Afro-American Cultural
Center; scholarships presented to
selected, students of Johnson C.
Smith, Barber-Scotia College and
Livingstone College; and presenting
Karina Williams
Jamila Perry
Melanie Ingram
the 1984 Pre-Teen Cotillion Queen,
runner-up, and contestants on the
Sigma Gamma Rho float during
Johnson C. Smith’s Homecoming
parade.
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