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

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H. Messick, R. Messick, Smith, Armfield, Bojd. C ' rowell, Thomas, Hook, Koontz, Wright, Rumley, Warren. WmneiVs Athletic Cuunvil The Womoirs . tliletic ' Coiincil was oi-franizcd to promote a irreater interest in woiiieii ' s athletics. With liaehel Crowcll, Stiident- Dii-ector, and Helen ] Iar i;arct Messick, Pi-csident, the Council planned and i ' onij)leted an intraniural pi ' o i ' ani that aroused muc-Ji interest anionii,- the students and the pai ' ticipants and was a definite success. Other nienihei-s of the Council were .Mary Deane Brown, Marv Warren, lluhy Wright, . Nlaxine Smith, Kuth Koontz, Faye ' I ' homas. Polly Armfield, -Jeanne Hook, Coldie .Mori-is. Mliza Hovd. Ivlna l{umle -. K. (lli:l. (lIDWKI.J, Sliiilriil Dirrctd, [29]

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Mtiroon and Gold The Maroon mid (iohl is the official student newspaper and is a bi-weekly i)ul)lication of the joui-nalism class and other students on the campus. The Editor is elected hy the student body and he selects his staff. The Maroon and (ioUl is a unique j)uhlication in that it is the only college newspaper in the state, and possibly in the South, that is ])ublished in its entirety by students. It is linotyped and seen through the press in the college ])rint shop, which gives students first-hand technical and prac- tical newspajjer knowledge. Through the Maroon and (toId, Elon has sent many writers into the newsjjajier field and has established a reputation which has made its staff members much sought after throuH ' hout the state. JlDY HoLOM. N Co-editor [28]

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Pnllard, Pierce, Hussey, Kern, Askins. Parker, Kernoclle, Watts, Perry, Hooper, Gilliam, and Walker. Men ' s Athletic Council Iiitrainurul athletics rose to their Greatest heiu ' lits this year oil the Kloii cainjius. This was partially due to the abolition of inter- collegiate athletics, but by far most of the credit should go to Coach Pierce and the Council for their untiring- ciforts and diligent work in co- ordinating and rounding out the intramural program. The Council maps out and carries through the athletic program, and in all cases its decisions are final on the status of players and teams. As an incentive to both individual ]jlayers and team groups, it set up a ]K)int system under which indn idual and team awards were made. ] Ieml)ers of the Council were Kd Vatts, President; Elroy Hooper, A ' ice President ; Dwight Kernodlc, Secretary ; Steve Walker, John Pollard, Tracy Hussey, James Parker, Ike Perry, Ray Kern, Lcnnings Howard, John (rilliam, and Beriiie .Askins. J. L. Pierce Director [30]