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

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England, Ireland, Scotland, France. Yearbook: Did you feel as though you were recognized as an American tourist? SMsie.- Not until we had to speak. We were classified immediately. Yearbook: Did you find a McDonalds? Susie: Yes. We took a taxi one night because it was raining. McDonalds ' was one of the few places still open, and it was only two blocks. Each person paid $1.50 for the 90 second ride, plus double for food. Yearbook: What songs composed the top 40? Susie: Songs were dated: ours from 18 months ago, a lot of punk. Yearbook: What were the highlights of the trip? Susie: Edinburgh and the Tower of London (the people were much more friendly.) Yearbook: What surprised you about the European culture? Susie: Not as friendly, especially compared to the South. Reserved, but really ve ry nice after accepting you. Yearbook: Do any of the Euro- pean ' s dress according to ivy league look we find on our campus? Susie: Not a one. Dress towards punk. Most of the girls wore high heels. They appeared to be very shoe-conscious — both sexes. Yearbook: To what parts of Europe did you travel? Susie: Edinburgh, Scotland, Dublin, Ireland. Others went to Spain, Greece, Paris. In England: Windsor, Bath, Brighton, Hastings, Stratford- upon-Avon, Dover, Canterbury, Stonehenge. Yearbook: Did it seem as though the professors enjoyed themselves as much as the students? Susie: As much, if not more. They certainly kept up with us. Yearbook: Rate trip from 1-10. Susie: 10 Yearbook: Social life. Susie: 9 Yearbook: What you actually learned. Susie: 10 The river that flows through Stratford-on-Avon. Paul Hershman, Tobey Gourley, Sharon McCale, and Debbie Lamb find American style hamburgers at the American connection restaurant in Dublin. 26

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Senator. He has also served on the ROTC program. Karen Mahnda Wall Wall is presently a Junior, Biology and Math major. She has been on the Dean ' s List every semester at Elon and is a member of Beta Beta Beta Society. She has been a Hall representative and a member of the Baptist Student Union. She is also a member of Alpha Chi and was a participant in the Honor ' s Program. She was also student representative to the Athletic student-faculty com- mittee. She has been a scholastic chairman and an intramural chair- person and participant. She is a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha Social Sorority and is a member of the Tennis Team. She has been the Most Outstanding player and the State Champion. James Robert Williams Williams is presently a Senior Business and History double major. Williams is a member of Alpha Chi and of Pi Gamma Mu. He is a mem- ber of Phi Alpha Theta and has received the A.L. Hook Scholar Athlete Award. He has also been on the Dean ' s List every semester at Elon. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity and served on the Inter-Fraternal Council. He has been the Vice-President of Phi Alpha Theta and has been a mem- ber of the Elon College Varsity Baseball Team. He has been active in intramurals and served as Um- pire for the girls and women ' s Softball league. He is also a member of the Soicety for Advancement of Management. He has been a tutor for the L.R.C. and a coach for the church base ball team. He has also served for the American Cancer Society and is active in Royal Am- bassador ' s at Corinth Baptist Church. He has also worked at the Elon College Children ' s Home and has assisted in the N.C. Blood and Eye Bank. Stephen Michael Wright Wright is presently a Senior, Ac- counting and Business double ma- jor. He is a member of Alpha Chi and was a recipient of the A.L. Hook Scholar-Athlete Award. He has been on the Dean ' s List for three semesters. He has served as a member and president of the Society for the Advancement of Management and as vice-chairman for Business Students Communica- tions Committee. He has also been on the Organization Committee and the Executive Committee of the Elon College Accounting Associa- Karen Wall tion. He serves in Collegiate Soccer and Intramural Basketball. Wright has been employed by the Sports Information Office and by the Business Department. Steve Wright 25

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The first day, the American tourists see Big Ben ' s Clock Tower, at the Houses of Parliament in London. The gate leading to Windsor Castle. 27