Flora Macdonald College - White Heather Yearbook (Red Springs, NC)

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If each Student vtlll mote fifty brxcks the xxorkers can start bulldmg our Pray er Chapel Thxs xear a student Prayer Chapel has become a reallty on our Pampus In Vardell court a small colonlal style chapel stands xx 6lf0I'DlI'1g students to come IH for a few moments of pru ate med1tat1on and prayer The Chrxstlan ASSOCIBIIOH through Us many projects and BCIIXIUSS strlxes to make th1s a Chrxst centered student body Thursday mght vespers hymn slngs prayer bands Santa Claus workshop Thanksgwlng baskets speclal programs at Chrxstmas hall dex otlons and devo txons IH the Clllllflg hall on Saturday molnlngs are a few of the programs sponsored bv the Lhrlstlan Assoclatlon In the fall Reverend Murphy Wxlhams came to our campus and enrlched us spmrltually wlth h1S talks on That I May Know Hmm Reverend Walter Dlckson spoke to us on Let Go and Let God Ill our sprmg S1J1I'1tUal enrlchment week Serx mg on the Cablnet w1th Saradee Dav1s presxdent are Betty Lou Lamb VICE presxdent Charlotte Calhoun secretary Ellen xVlll1HI'TlS treasurer Phyllls Leggett ex of'Hc1o and the followmg chalrmen Lucy FlEIT11Dg worshlp Peggy Carter soclal servlce Emojeane Womeldorf fellowshlp Lettv H1ll outreach Sh1rley Fltzgerald prayer bands Mrs Elbert McPhaul lS aduser SARADEE DAXIS Chrzstzan Assoczatzon P7L'SlClt7If :J In Watklns hall are Cabinet members Lamb Calhoun Vhlllarns Ieggett H111 farter Womeldorf Flemmg Fnzgerald 13 O I I I ' ' , . 5. v 1 . . I V . . , . . . . A , . . . '. H . ., f .. I H' - , . 2 , . ' - ' 3 1 4 L I I - .lu sl . - V Y . . ' . 1 ' . ' Q . y. I , , l l l . N, . - 3 'V X ' S 1 A I . x . I ' I

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N ..... .,m.-,-,..,, 's .vw laden! Qaaemmeaz' The Council will please come to order' '... twelve black-robed students cease talking and give their attention to Phyllis Leggett, student body president. They discuss any important business. They listen to girls who have willfully violated rules and know that they must be punished. They make plans and suggestions for the improvement of student life. They make recommendations to the college in the interest ol' the students. On Wednesday morn- ing during Chapel period, the Council discusses with the entire student body the conclusions it reached the night before. The Council serves the student body. As president, Phyllis Leggett has capably led a conscientious group of Council members: Norma Jean Thompson, vice-presidentg Alice Brantley, secretary, Pat Farmer, treasurerg Saradee Davis, Christian Association presidentg Mary Lisle Tucker, Athletic As- sociation presidentg DeLanie Boney, senior class presidentg Miekie Jernigan, junior class president: Carolyn Robinson, sophomore class president, Norma Pittard, freshman class presidentg Patsy Teer, Zetesian Society president, Retta Parker, Epsilon Chi Society president: Betty Lou McDonald, Day Students president. Mrs, P. P. McCain is adviser. , .mv 3- , Sli Piiviiis Lnczcmr 3 admit Body President be ' ., .. ,, f - - i Ein.:-n.!-,zasasz N -, f',,.'.i X A .-gg , ts Nw-. ' ' 555 ' Y r , . .-.1 ' .. 1 . - .. ' ' .-t'.1':':H' 9 - I . is t Around the ttihlv rc-:idx for ti Council meeting are. seaIecl:lX'IcDonziId, Parker, Tw-r, Robinson. Jernigan, BURN Davis, Tuvkf-r Sltmtlinrrf Faiuner. Thompson, Brantley 12 AisNmkm..'NxHwm1s'snxm 'FSBXYl'2iimf'

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-- 7---- - Y,-- l rw Alina ' -l NN A W 5 eteadcm acdetq Go green and white to the right, is the welcome and invitation of the Zetesians to the freshmen. The highlights of Rush Week were dining hall skits, a hay ride and weiner roast at the fish hatchery, and the minstrel that was sponsored by both socie- ties. Other events ol' the year were the monthly meetings, the Christmas dance. spring party, high school debates, and Senior Htake-offs. Ofncers for this year are: Patsy Teer, presidentg Cleo Codas, vice-president, Marie Sellers, secretary, Anita Wil- liamson, treasurer, Betty Jo Hatcher, censor: Lucy Fleming. chaplain: Annie Byrd, pianist. The decision is made. They Cast their lot with Zetesian. Sign-up night is always an important cvent in the life of a freshman. mKBmNEm.Y 'KNI'eS'1 i'S i, mmf. .asm-'dx mr Relaxing at the bridge are Zetesian ofiicers: By rd Wil liamson, Hatcher, Sellers Codas, i PATSY TEER President