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

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OCTOBER 10th Sophomore-Freshman Reception On the night of October 10 the Alamance Re- ception Hall was the gala setting of the annual Sophomore-Freshman Reception, at which the Freshmen were the guests of the Sophomore Class. Mr. Pointer, President of the Sophomores; Mr. Story, Treasurer; Miss Sloan, Secretary; Mr. Lineberger, Vice-President, together with Dr. Haynes and Dean and Mrs. Messick greeted their guests with an enthusiasm which promised an evening of hilarious enjoyment for all. To the welcome of Joe Pointer extended the Freshmen, Don Hamilton replied with the good grace traditionally accorded the lowly First -Year Man when indebted to the exalted Second-Year Man. Then the evening shifted into high gear with a bit of that delightfully rhythmic strumming of Al Mastrobatisto, the inimitable tap dancing of Ray Cannon, the quiet humour of Bea Wilkins ' read- ing, and very nice music by that gentleman from the North, Mr. Hilgreen, and by our own song bird. Miss Chamblee. But, Sophomores, your su- perb tragedy, The Knight Is Dead, in which we will ever remember Bill Cooper as The King, Leonard Dowdee as The Prince, and Aurelia Futrell as The Princess, out-Heroded Herod. Histrionic art, does your flight from our campus antedate the night of October 10? In the fast waning hours Sophomores and Freshmen danced and frolicked in true Elon style until, alas, that happy evening crossed into the realm of memory.

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English Club The members of the English Club who live in Ladies Hall invited the group to that dormitory for one of its meetings, which was devoted to a discussion of the Pulitzer prize novel, play, and book of poetry. Dean Haynes gave an account of Joseph Pulitzer ' s life. Miss Chamblee, reviewed and criticized Now in November, the novel by Josephine Johnson, and Wayne Bowman, reviewed and asked questions about Men in White, the prize play. Nat- urally discussion followed. Edith Ernst ' s reading of several of Audrey Wurdemann ' s poems was interesting and showed good taste in poetry. As usual, the Club indulged in discus- sion of various and sundry things over the coflfee — all in all, one of the most pleasant and most informative meetings of the year. SEPTEMBER 30tt. Dr. French Haynes Dr. Henry L, Snuggs Miss Helen Chamblee Marcella Pearl Ackenhausen Louise Brendler Wayne Bowman English Club Esther Cole William Cooper Edythe Ernst, President Aurelia Futrell Ina Futrell Esther Hoppenstedt Emmaline Rawls Elmina Rhodes Isaiah Sears Rebecca Smith Martha Sutton Blanche Wagoner • Ai I ■iw r c ■ ' I !

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JOE POINTER President , ALEX UNEBERGER Vice-President HATCHER P. STORY