Chapter members and friends of Livingstone enjoy the fellowship

The W-S Alumni Chapter enjoyed an evening of fellowship, fun and good food during the first chapter meet-and-greet. Twenty-seven (27) people came out on a cold, rainy evening and enjoyed time together.

Rev. Alvin Damon led the group in prayer followed by introductions  of guests and alums. Everyone was encouraged to meet and talk with a person they didn’t know or know well and find out the following information: the other person’s name, year of graduation and a memorable moment while at Livingstone.

It was fun, informative and engaging.

Some memorable moments included:

• experiencing a first Greek line
• listening to a graduation speaker outside in 90 degree weather (and he spoke for 90 minutes)
• student led strike because of bad food (the president told them to pack their bags and go home)
• student led strike because girls wanted to wear pants (the president told them to pack their bags and go home)
• being initiated in the band and having to line the football field (a group of girls)
• dancing all night at a christmas dance
• mr. livingstone two years in a row
• singing in the choir and visiting Niagara Falls
• and many more

It really was fun and the food was good.

The youngest participant, Meka Harrell (’03), shared information about her business and a website launch scheduled for next week in scheduled. And, Veronica Black (’69) had us all laughing as she shared a song  that reminded us of our age (those of us who are a little more mature that is). It was funny and, true. More W-S Alumni Chapter Fellowship Pictures

Meka talks about her business and the pink truck