MAY, 1963
T H E N E W S ARGUS
P A G E FO U R
All About Greeks
Sororities 'Hold Initiation
won first place in the homecom­ the St. A nne’s Academy G l e e
Club in a chapel program No­
ing parade.
After th irteen long m onths of
Fulfilling the civic responsi­ vember 28, 1962.
getting avitographs, speaking five bilities, the sorority engaged in
The members of the sorority
and six times a day to twenty- a health project. They gave any had three major projects. Every
big Sisters, obeying orders, and assistant needed during the ad­ weekday afternoon from 3 to 4:30
attending meetings, ten B arbar­ m inistering of flu shots. A p.m., they taught songs, games,
ians of the Delta Sigma Theta Thanksgiving basket was given and read stories to children at
Sorority pledge group at last be­ to a needy citizen of the city. Peter Pan Kindergarten. They
came united into the great sis­
The AKA’s initiated 11 pledges sent books of all kinds to Africa.
terhood. They all became Deltas December 15, 1962. They were: The third p r o j e c t is sending
Saturday, April 6, here at the Nancy Alexander, Rachel Alex­ linen to the lepers overseas.
home of Mrs. Gloria Durhen.
The Sigmas initiated six pled­
ander, C a r o l y n Archie, Sybil
“I always w anted to know how Childers, Linda Ingram, Glenda gees in December. They were
it felt to be a Delta,” said neo­ Joyner, Betty Ledbetter, Sylvia Mary Aldridge, Helen Johnson,
phyte Linda Hairston, “and now Long, Betty Martin, S h i r l e y Delores Martin, Jacqueline Rich­
I know.” H airston made this Smith and Alvina Woodard. This ardson. Barbara W a l k e r , and
1. “Mocking Bird” ................................................................. Inez Foxx statem ent s o o n after realizing initiation made your reporter a Dorothy Walker.
prophyte!
'2. “Watermelon Man” ....................................... Mongo Sainta Maria she had “made it over.”
,,
I just c o u ld n t believe every“The Love of My Man .....................................................
o thing was finished,” said neoZeta Phi Beta
COEDS RECEIVE
“Deep Down Inside” .................................................... Boband Earl p]-iyte Elena Jones, “I had a feelThe Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
was honored by a dinner at the MORE PRIVILEGES
|5. “If You Need Me” ................................................... Solomon Burke ing that there was m ore”!
Shep and the Lamp Lighters
The B arbarians had a v e r y home of the F irst Lady, Mrs.
'6. “Stick with Me”
“The President has stated that
Over”
E tta Jam es colorful line. All week the wea- Edythe Williams, February 24.
7. ' “Push
jr-usn uve
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p r o v e d favorable. They Rho Zeta Chapter sponsored this he is dissatisfied with the Wo­
'8. “Ju st One Look” ........................................................... Doris Iro y
introduced on M o n d a y affair, but this was just one of m en’s Departm ent of the col­
9. “So Nice While It Lasted” ................................... Sam and Dave w earing w h i t e formal gowns. the special activities of the Ome­ lege; as a result, I am willing to
10 . “Saturday Night” ......................................................... Sam Cooke The B arbarians’ attire for the ga chapter d u r i n g the school meet with the young women of
the college to offer a new pro­
---------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------- - week included red suits, white year.
F in er Womanhood Week was gram of privileges,” Mrs. lola D.
suits, cowgirl outfits, and an out­
fit in honor of their Big Bro­ observed F ebru ary 18-24. The Dobson, Dean of Women at the
sorority presented the Atkins Winston-Salem S t a t e College,
thers, the Omegas.
Choosing Your Clothing
ping, I am sure you will look
“We are now Deltas, ready to High School Choir in its Finer said at a recent interview.
Well, girls, it’s just about sum- like one of the ten best dressed fulfill the sorority’s objectives, Womanhood chapel program.
Mrs. Dobson met with the Wo­
m er time. Have you seen all the women of our day.
said neophyte L o r e s e Hines. F o und er’s Day w a s observed m en’s Senate and Miss Pauline
F eb ru a ry 24, w ith Pauline Mat­ Matthews, who is the president.
new sum m er styles? I have and
Have a good sum m er and dress
Phi Beta Sigma
thews, the speaker. Dollye Ken­
I am wondering how we are like a top ten lady,
Mrs. Dobson said the young
Highlighting the m any activi­ dall, Miss Winston-Salem State
going to look in them. The shift,
w o m e n complained th at they
ties
of
Phi
Beta
Sigma
F
ra
te
rn
­
College Lady of the Year for
the semi full skirts and the front
ity was the Crescent’s Blue and 1962, presented the Lady of the were not treated as grown-ups.
and back flaps over coulette are DAY STUDENTS
She has offered the young wo­
W hite Ball held in the day stu­ Year plaque at this time, also.
all new styles.
men a program of new rules
d en t’s lounge on March 23 for
HOLD
ELECTION
The Zetas initiated four pled­
I imagine you will look very
The Day Stvident Organization
Greeks. At this social Miss gees December 15, 1962: Marian and privileges. The program in­
fine in these styles if you choose
thpm'correctl^^^
was r e o r g a n i z e d during the Dianne H airston was crowned Anderson, Ida Blair, B r e n d a cludes the following:
them correctly and It you wear
of F ebrnarv IQfiS The Crescent’s sweetheart.
1. To ride in private cars with
Hooper, and Dollye Kendall.
the w ritten consent of the pa­
menTs^
f o u n d a t i o n garofficers were; president.
T he Sigmas began the year
Sigma Gamma Rho
rents.
James McNeal; vice president, w ith a chapel program for
factor in
2. To take week-end leaves
A 1962 Winston-Salem State
, The. most im portant
,
t John Smith; secretary, Yolander Thanksgiving with the Rev.
choosing y o u r clothing is to
corresponding secretary, Wiley of Zion Memorial Church College graduate, Betty W ilbert without the w ritten permission
choose accordmg to how you are
as speaker.
spoke during chapel April 10, in of the parents.
3. Extended evening leaves —
built. If you are a t a l slender
Almetrice McDonald.
In J a n u a r y , they observed Fries Auditorium sponsored by
person then you shou d choose
^ n u m b e r of conveniences th eir F ou nd er’s Day by present- the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority. Monday through Thursday until
full or semi ful skirts prints
ing Dr. Samuel Duncan Presi- This is one of an array of activi­ 10:30, 11:30 p.m. on Friday and
and plaids. If you are short then Lounge for the comfort of the dent of Livingstone Co lege of ties performed by the members Saturday, and 10:00 p.m. on Sun­
you should choose sohd colors „ . u d e n t Thev are oine-Done Salisbury, N. C. as speaker dur- of the sorority. Miss W ilbert was day. A grace period is included.
4. All students m ust fill out
and straight skirts. If you are
and sets, television, flow- ing vesper hour in J a n u a ry in a participant in Operation Cross­
shghtly plump then you ..hoose
Fries Auditorium.
roads A f r i c a . She spent four an official leave form.
the slim skirt and s t r a i g h t
5. The Dean of W om en’s office
The lounge is open Monday
Their plan for next year in- m onths in Kenya and is now
m ust have a parental permission
stripes. Girls, these are just a throueh"Fridav*fr(Mn''8 a^in *
eludes Dr. Leroy Johnson, Sena- teaching in Harrisburg, Pa.
few hints for you to remember p ^
^ e o S from 6 to 8 v m to r of Georgia as th eir F oun der’s
F ou nd er’s Day was observed blank granting these privileges
'^ ^ n ' m p ^ d r o b e ^ '' ^
^nder the direction of the mem: Day speaker, and bigger and bet- November 18, 1962, featuring the from each student’s parent.
6. Privileges granted to seniors
Grand Basileus, who also gave a
.
bers of the Student Council. It ter business program.
dramatic r e a d i n g on WAAA as of now.
The next factor in choosing jg
open on Saturdays and
Alpha Phi Alpha
The new program became ef­
your clothing is the color th at Sundays
Voting is a constitutional right radio station. Another activity
you choose. Ju s t don t go into a
student body ^f pverv c i t i z e n The Alohas was the Calendar Ball, November fective May 8, 1963.
store and choose the color that
.r
ot every c i t i z e n , m e Aipiidb
—Peggy W arren
and Mrs. Mary W. Newlin, the aided in prom oting this right by 16, 1962. The sorority presented
is
you can be sure you w i l f s e e
Lounge Director, would taking citizens of Winston-Salem
you can oe sure you win see j^j^g (.q express their sincere apand from the noils d u rin ? the
yourself everytime you turn. You nrpciatinn fnr the n i a n t s HnnatpH to ana trom ine poiis au ri g
SHOAF REALTY AND BONDING CO.
t h i n V n f t h p r n l n r n f vniir P'^^^^J^tion tor the plants donated prim ary election. This civic acmust think of the color ot your
the lounge by the Student t i v i t v alone with other social
“A P P E A R A N C E BO ND S IN A L L COURTS”
hair, eyes, and complexion. Then, Oonnpii Thev have aHderl preat
. -1. aiong witn otner sociai
choose a color th at will blend in , ^
^ have added great- activities, were sponsored by the
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cnoose a coior tn at w in oiena in jy ^o the interior of the lounge, optg T„ta c h a n ter of Aloha Phi
117 E. Third Street
with these features.
program for the next school a £ L F ratern ity
Residence Phone 722-7485
Winston-Salem , N. C.
A good example of a person year:
l ^ e Alphas o b s e r v e d their
who did not consider these feaSeptember — Campaign f o r F ou nd er’s Day December 6, 1962
tures IS a person who has red lounge officers.
p r e s e n t i n g Rev. T erry as
hair, an olive complexion and
October
Start w o r k i n g g u e s t speaker in the weekly
b r o w n eyes, and this person tow ard some special project for °hapel program s held in Fries
chooses an orange outfit. Can the college.
Auditorium
you imagine w h a t th at person
November - Homecoming paTheir A n n u a l Masquerade
would look like.
rade exhibition. Give Thanksgiv- p a rty and Dance w ere held durThe third and final factor in ing baskets to needy families.
ing sem ester break They have
choosing your wardrobe is the December — Christmas Tea.
also sponsored inter-m ural bassize th at you choose. If you wear Jan u a ry — New Year Greet- ifpthall e-amps
a size 11, then by all means buy ings
.
a size 11 and not a size 9. I don’t
F eb ruary — Lounge ExhibiM i p n a l \ a p p a M ip iid
care if you pay $75 for a dress, tion of famous days for campus
by Geraldine Omega Pete
if th at dress does not fit, you will observation.
H ighlighting the pageantry of
have t a k e n away from th at
March — Spring Festival of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
dress. The d r e s s m ay be too Games, Tournam ent or Carnival, civic and social activities during
tight, too big, too short or even
April — Chapel
Program. the school year was a concert
too long.
May — Picnic.
given by S o r o r Ju an ita Falls,
--------------------M a r c h 3, 1963, during Vesper
It is not often th a t one sees
a person w ith a dress th at is too
Students Tour Old Salem
hour in F ries Auditorium, Soror
big or too long, b u t every day Last Thursday, Mrs. Hamil- Conchitta Milligan was the acyou see a person in a dress th at ton’s history class of 39 students companist. Soror Falls is a memis too tight, and too short. Why, toured Old Salem.
ber and contralto soloist of the
I do not know, but who ever Salem was founded in 1776 as Winston-Salem State C o l l e g e
told you it looked nice certainly a religious settlem ent by the Mo- choir.
told you something th at was not ravians, a group of followers of
Soror Carolyn Archie, sophotrue.
the pre-reformation leader, John more nursing student, won the
Girls, t h e s e are just a few Hus. The central town was in Susie S. Hilliard Award for the
hints for you to rem em ber w hen Wachovia. Certain key properties Miss Winston-Salem State Colyou go to buy your new sum m er have been restored as exhibit lege Lady of the Year for 1963.
wardrobe. If you keep these fac- buildings which are open to the Miss Archie was selected by the
tors in m ind w hen you go shop- public.
student body. The AKA float
Deltas Come Through
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