Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Circle K As a member club of the largest men's organization on the American college campus, the Circle K Club of Methodist College has endeavored throughout the year to do service to the college and community.. The club held various fund-raising projects, high-lighted by the first annual Miss Boiler Plant Pageant. Among the activities of the 30-member club were a campus clean-up campaign, the presentation of ballot boxes to the S.G.A., and the construction of a Nativity scene for presentation to the Davis Memorial Library. The Circle K Club entertained the N.C. Wesleyan Circle K Club at an lnter-club Meeting in February. The members of the club attended a Work- shop and Training Conference at N.C. State University. Attending the Dis- trict Convention in March were several members of the club. At the end of the 1967-68 year, plans were being made to send delegates to the 13th Annual Convention of Circle K International to be held in Philadelphia in Au gust. Front row, left to right: Theodora Markas,Cuddles Drake, Fancy Pants Barnes. Second row: Fanny Mae Blake, Lea Mae Hadley, Ursula Un- dress Purser, Elivria Bubbles, Avis Smacky Trousdale, Bubbles Larue Lee, Snooky Sims, Twiggy Barber, Lolita Jervis, Booby Bobbie, Mr. Parker Wilson, Emcee. Hidden: Hor- tense Myers, Elsie Turlington. The Saxons provided the entertainment for the fall banquet, spon- sored by the Cape Fear Kiwanis Club. ' .. . swf:-2 - - S 5 it 2- s . . zz-neg tes ' - swat?-522655-g -.N . A,..- A -NX - X-on t .- was Nm -Q7 Aixx W. iv-f!,,.mN - .f 'WMKN-- gi The President speaks at the Kiwanis- Circle K banquet. Left to right: Wayne Blake, Treasurerg Jesse Staton, Secretaryg Bill Johnson, Chaplaing Mr. Reardon, Adviserg Ronnie Turlington, Second Vice-Presidentg Wayne Trousdale, Presidentp Steve Sims, First Vice-President. 122

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The artist's habitat. x 53. f l l First raw: Greg Barnhart, Bill Moody. Second row: Roger Humm, Mr. Green, Tom Ferguson, Cindy Ferguson, President' Ann Gutting, Jim Henry. Not pictured: Paula Caddell, Secretary- Treasurerf Leon Ellis. 121 Cindy Ferguson and lVlr. Green examine a wire sculpture. Arf Club The Fifth Dimension Art Club's two main goals this year have been to become more active as a club with school functions and to use dif- ferent methods of learning more about the artis- tic world today. This year the club decorated for the Homecoming Dance in a psychedelic mood, which is the tempo of today. Also, the club held a sidewalk show open to everyone in Fayetteville, participated in a show at The Gallery, and is actively planning for the Second Annual Purchase Prize Awards show in May. Mr. Jack Mitchell, an artist residing in Fayetteville, gave a most informative and enlightening lecture for the club. In short, the Fifth Dimension hopes to positively promote an intellectual atmosphere and to bring the art world nearer to the Nletho- dist College student.

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Q 5 WW First row, left to right: Lee Raynor, Howard Arden, Paul Dhyse, Bill Honeycutt, VicePresia'ent,' Linwood F e r r e I l, Secretary-Treasurerg Davis Bradley, Presidentg Carl Ford, Bill Pearce. Second row: Bob Beck, Les Kaunitz, Wayne Warren. Third row: Dave Dayvault, Wayne Blake, Jim - 'vfe X-W-r - L- Darden, Dave Hall, Johnson Murray, Q, Eddie Barber, Coach Clayton. .ff .ts A heck of a way to earn a letter' M o n Q rc h C lu b Okay, tightwad, let go! Membership in the Monarch Club is limited to those athletes who have lettered in a varsity sport. When off-duty, these athletes show their form by selling pens, washing cars, and pumping soda at ball games.