Belhaven University - White Columns Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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CDER AN GUAGE CL The Modern Foreign Lan- guages Club, sponsored by the lan- guage department, was formed this year as a result of students, interest in the life and culture of other nations. The club encourages interest in foreign languages, and provides areas of development in academic cultural and social activities. Any student currently or previously enrolled in a lan- guage course is eligible for mem- bership. The organization aims to establish appreciation of the lan- Bobbye Hollingsworth and Stewart Gibbs enjoy cookies while talking to Mrs, guages and 3-Wafgness Of the Ezelle about the Spanish custom of stuffing pinatas with candies and favors. importance of foreign languages in the world today. Programs on the culture, history, and literature of various countries are an integral part of the monthly meetings. OFFICERS' left to right Sara Hutto Spanish Chairman' Virginia Wickie, Secretaryg Diana hapman President Anne Gilliland French Chairman 9?

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SS? fx ww., W, ETA SIGMA PHI Delta Epsilon chapter of Eta Sigma Phi was installed at Belhaven on May 6, 1963. A Classical Club, Phi Sigma, founded in February, 1961, was the organization from which Delta Epsilon Chapter was formed. Students maintaining a B average in the studies of Latin and Greek are eligible for membership in the honorary fraternity. Meeting once a month, this organization promotes interest in the study of the classics. OFFICERS: left to right, Joyce Glover, Vice President, Sarah Mansell, President, Liz Brad ford, Treasurer, Jean Brown, Secretary. A 'f M -- 5 rg -rf at ti, , ' ik , .-gliipi 5 y r ..,. f as I f ,,........-4

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PHI EP ILO E Mu Phi Epsilon is a national honorary music sorority whose goal is to promote music, friend- ship, and harmony. The local chapter, Epsilon Gamma, spon- sors a variety of musical activities, including programs of instruction and entertainment by various pro- fessional and student musicians. Elective membership in the sorori- ty is based on scholastic average and musical ability. Pledges must pass specific sorority examinations and present a recital to the mem- bers prior to acceptance into full membership. Miss Virginia Hooge- nakker, chapter advisor, is also the national fifth vice-president in charge of chapters in the southern region. -555f-ggi.,:f2 -4221 1 f 31 M 1 - - , - .. , -X , fs an . 1' -:QG1-m,,1sg2E'fs. M , t . . ' it e l M13 U, ,Jin 4, wwgirgt Wim :signal H 2 wr MQ, ,, my , ,l sql at Meg' gs st.. sa . gf Ruth Gaillard provides the music as members sing. OFFICERS: left to right, Aurelia Huffman, Presidcntg Barbara Pegram, Treasurerg Carolee Cauthen, Vice Presidentg Jerri Lee Walters, Secretary. v- u gi ' ,Lili .,--