Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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First row: Rice, Greene, Towery, Walker, Black, Breeze, and Matthews. Second row: D. Cannon, M. Cannon, Fisher, Newton, Miller, Thompson, and Sprhikle. Third row: Haley, Webster, Flenchum, Gunter, Roberts, Xichols, and Reitzel. Fourth row: Griffin, Brower, Holt, Browning, Parker, and Thurecht. Not shown: Brooks, Oakes, Riggs, and Sutton. Panvio literary Society OFFICERS Sarah Rice President LuRA Mae Green Vice President Lillian Walker Treasurer Stacey Fisher Secretary The Panvio Literary, c()m])aiiioii (irn ' aiiization to tlie Dr. Joluisoirs Literary Society, operates on mueh the same ])hui as the brotiier organization. Speakers for tiie ])i ' ooranis consist of meinl)ers of the faculty and off-campus visitors. Occasionally there is a , joint meeting of Dr. John.son ' s and Panvio which is sometimes in the form of a debate on campus conditions and current affairs. One of the main events of this year was the joint banquet held with the Dr. Johnson ' s Literary Society at the Alamance Hotel in liurlinti ' ton. Mhs. Oma U. JouNsor Sponsor [26]

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ml 11 First row: Elder, Farrell, Harrell, Basnight, Hussey, McAdams, and McCauley. Second row: Meacham, Meredith, Morgan, Ollis, Parker, Perry, and Poe. Third row: Snyder, Stevens, Tripp, Wheeless, Whisnant, Schmidt, and Floyd. Fourth row: Walker, Boone, and Smith. Br. Johnson ' s Literavy Society Tin ' s year was a year of great progress for tlic Di-. Jolinson Litcrai-y Society. Witli the aid of its three Presidents, Joe Tom Stevens, Ivan Olhs, and Y. B. Spike Harrell, the Society was able to bring into full swing the princi])al ideals upon which it was founded — these ideals being to introduce young men to public speaking, debating, and a better appreciation of social life. The effective changes seen in the Society this year are the revision of the Societv Constitution and the ado])ti )n of a Society song. Hahold Schultz Faculty Sponsor [24]

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PfiiPsi Cli Came September and we were all filled with brilliant, new, novel, colos- sal, stupendous, and a few good ideas as to how the 19-i3 Phi Psi Cia might be made to show up its predecessors. But as time sped by these ideas escaped into ()bli ion or were brought down to eai ' th by a few essential-like conferences with the ])rinter, engravei , photog ' ra])her, a reduced budget, and fewer students; and tlien the latter ))art of February wc were told that we could go ahead with plans for the annual. It has been our sincere desire to ])ublish an annual, even with the necessarv restrictions, that will serve to bring back to all of us in vears to come memories of the lO S-lO ' iS School year, a year that has seen many clianes made in the college and in that integral part of the college, the students. [26]