High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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Guidanc the most well-known honors are Who ' s Who and the Order of the Lighted Lamp. Membership in these organizations may serve as an in- centive for some or a reward for others. In either case, they serve a beneficial purpose in encouraging high standards for leadership. The quality of activity, government and education at HPC is greatly effected by the standards acheived.

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Student Leadership Complements Professions Under the leadership of Presi- dent Patton and the Board of Trust- ees, High Point College is a progres- sive though conservative institution. The four administrative depart- ments functioning under the presi- dent provide for the maintenance of college activity and facilities on an everyday basis, while planning and carrying out improvements for the future. Without this profession- al guidance, HPC could not func- tion. Adult administration is only the basis of HPC leadership, however; students have responsibility for gov- erning themselves. This respon- sibility may sometimes be taken lightly or for granted, but it is a responsibility that is always ac- cepted by a few if not by enough. The Student Government Associa- tion with its branches, is the major student governing body on campus and the most powerful. Men and women ' s dorm councils govern the students in their residential life. En- couraging participation from the students, the Student Christian As- sociation, under the leadership of the chaplain, Rev. Roland Mullinix, provides opportunities for worship and Bible study. The publications on campus voice the attitudes of leadership through the types of news, creative writings and articles which they publish. Recognition for leaders from all areas comes in many ways. Perhaps 26

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Dr. Patton Jim Leudeke participates in a meeting of the Board of Trustees along with members of the administration. Dr. Patton and Trustees listen to administrative reports. 28