North Carolina Wesleyan College - Dissenter Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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CHESS CLUB Officers of the Chess Club: Eddie Cashwell, Mary Hathaway, Hitoshi Hoshi, and Gary jenkins fljresidentj CHI BETA PHI R'- aw'-is 22 This year the Chess Club played several schools in competition, among them was the University of North Carolina. The club consisted of mainly beginner players, a few intermediate players and several players with more skill. 91 .,,, ,,,-.vc.- - e- ' ,.f.,,4p',,,V. Chi Beta Phi is Wesleyan's only honor sci- ence fraternity. It has never been a large group, but this year it was smaller than usual. The main event of the year for the club was a very successful bottle drive. Members of Chi Beta Phi are Rebecca Walker, Ellis Price, and Sally Smith.

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