Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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Morsholls: Left to Right: MIrlan Chavis, Cheri l McCrocken, Rebecca Freeman. Rita Maijnor, Torni Jones, (assistant chief). Louise Do vis. Troci (ngh. Sonnv Hlrklei . Mark Hedgepeth. Greg Steele, Pomelo Rllen. Curtis Holloman. Judi Stone. Jennifer Rustin, and Christy Richardson. Not shown: Hlmberli Lockleor (chief Marshall), VIncend Lau. Bets i Smith, and Mollsso Tolbert. fVpho Chi Honorartj Socleti : front Row: Sponsor Dr. Hothnjn Rllelgh. Janet Beard. Jennifer Davlnport. Lode Burton, Connie Graham. Linda Jernigon. Sobrino Ralei . Carol Sweat. Jan Thomas. Peggij Beth Haines Cormlcol Is presented on Rlpho Chi magazine b Dr. Rudi LUIIIiams, one of the Rlpo Chi sponsors, during Induction ceremonied at Lumber- tons Pine Crest Countri Club as two of the other Inductees, Janet Beord and Locie Burton, are shown In the background. Copv bv Gregg Steel« Photo by Pubic InformoClon Design by Koorlno Nuortle Thompson, foye Powell, sponsor Dr. Mary Bottles. Bock Row: PSU Chancellor Paul GIvens. VMon Cdwords. Paulo Gerald. Beth Haines Cormlcol. Rprllle Hodden. Sara Louise Davis. Carlo Hobbs. Shanna Osborn. Betty Robinson, Rita Maynor and sponsor Dr. Rudy LUIIIiams. PSU Students Get Speciol Recognition R Cut Rbove Students striving for Qcodemic excellence ore recognized by various Honorary Organizations on campus. These include Alpha Chi, o notional honor society oihose membership is comprised of the top 10% of the junior and senior dosses; and the Chancellor ' s Scholars Program, o program promoting the scholarly grouuth of selected students by providing on enriching series of interdis- ciplinary seminars, totaling 22 semester hours. The Marshals of Pembroke State University ore students uuho hove earned a 3.0 grade point overage or higher. They officiate at groduotion ceremonies. Students selected for the publica- tion of UJho ' s UUho Rmong Students In flmericon Universities find Colleges ore chosen by o joint student-faculty committee and ore judged by their total contributions to the University and the community. Other honorary organizations in- clude a number of honor fraternities geared to specific disciplines of study. 21

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f .m BM Who ' s UJho: first Row: Lisa R. Gholston, Louise Davis. Eugenia J. Johnson. €dujard J. Bullord. Lee ft. Hester. Hathri n D. Gooden. Lisa D. Dunomai . Second Row: LUai land Lennon. Janet Beard. Sharon R. Johnson. Jennifer Cuevas. Rita L. Mai nor. Loverne Blue. Polli R. Rllen. Third Row: Jennifer f. Rust In. Go( t. LUuckovlch. Judi f. Stone. Mori V. LUInnles. Dorothi M. Singleton . Shello R. Shipman. Karen D. Ri der and Richard f. LUard. Not pictured: Pamela Rllen, Thomas John Cluchei . Jr.. Traci Li nn (ngh. Brian J. Gunning. Carlo Jonell Hobbs. Sandra H. Holland. Rudri O. Jackson. Sabrlna D. Rolei . Melva C. Ross. Betsi M. Smith, and Jon €. Thomas. Tickets, please. PSU Marshall Sonni HIrklei was kept busi while collecting tickets at graduation. He also served as i eorbaak editor for that academic t eor. SO

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wm NPC Officers: Ida Baker, vice president, Zeto Phi Beta; Molissa Talbert. President. Sigma Sigma Sigma: Haren Clarkson. secretary. Delta Sigma Theta: Hathryn Bernhardt. Scholarship. Zeta Tau RIpha: and Mamie €dujards attending the meeting. Not pictured; Monica Midgette, Treasurer, Happa Delta. Bring It nil Together for Students NPC, IFC, and SGH The National Ponhellenic Council (NPC) one) Inter-fraternity Council (IfC) ore responsible for governing notionol Greek organizations. Here at Pembroke State University, Notional Ponhellenic Council and Inter-froternity Council preside over five notionol sororities ond fraternities respectively. These tiuo councils ore designed to set guidelines and o constitution for oil notionol fraternities to adhere to. They ore responsible for orgoniaing formal rush, Greek lileek, ond moking sure oil national policies ore follouued. This year, the NPC has become more active ond sponsored several octivities to promote unity among the various Greek orgonizotions. In October the NPC held o Mocktoil Party advocating Notionol Alcohol fluuoreness lileek by serving virgin drinks. Also, in December the NPC hod o Christmos party at the Baptist Student Union House for needy children in the area uuith LUIIIIam Campbell clowns around with Jud i Sorvis after a SGft senate meeting. Neck to opple. apple to neck. Greek LUeek brings gomes and fun to all good students, onlookers ond participants. opproiimotely fifty girls from different sororities participating. Both IFC ond NPC have orgonized very successful formal rushes ond plons for Greek LUeek ore under uuoy. Judy Sarvis, director of Student Rffoirs, is advisor to NPC. Sarvis also has numerous other duties, including odvisor to SGfl. Ms. Sarvis helps clear up odministrotive problems and general- ly mokes things eosier for officers to NPC. 2 HI