Belhaven University - White Columns Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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KAPPA DELTA EP ILO Kappa Delta Epsilon is a professional edu- cation sorority, the purpose of which is to promote the cause of education. It seeks to foster among its members professional ideals, high standards of scholarship and attainment, and a spirit of mutual helpfulness. Installed at Belhaven in 1950, Rho Chapter sponsors such projects as Christmas gifts for children. Members often serve as guides for off-campus visitors. Members discuss the program topic during the social hour of one of the monthly meetings. ' WVE. . Refreshments for the February meeting had a Valentine motif. OFFICERS: xrnled. Elna Calhoun. Viec President: Mnrslia Rowland. President: Diane Sigentlmler. Second Yiee President: standing. Nliss Purnell Vlilson. Sponsor: Susan Remington. SCC'I'CtZ11'yl Nancy lxlZ'tCl 2'lI'lZlllCl. lflislorizulz Ruth Ilieks. 'lll'L'ZlS- urer. 101

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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 .,--

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HC ECC CMIC CLUB The Home Economics Club plans activities within academic, social, and cultural areas. Composed of home economics students, the organization schedules programs on and off campus to include speakers whose professions concern art, dress, lighting, and foods. The club has formulated its activities to encourage the development of homemaking interests and re- lated skills and to extend practical classroom instruction by means of informal processes. 139 rr 3 I Q as xg .tg OFFICERS: left to right, Cebry Stanton, Presidentg Penny Woodward. Secretaryg Ann Benton, Treasurerg Dee Dee Davis, Vice Presi- dentg Mrs. Harmon, Sponsor. , 1' , N .- C, 3' sg, ,. MI, Z, JAC' -XJ-Q'-723 . . . . 2 r X0 -sf lt . .ef ku Using much originality, members of the club 5 W 15 Si- fm l create Christmas decorations for the Veteran's Hospital. yi 4. ill? 'l lr W hall' :ESA V Z' ,gf X.,,