Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

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UNITED CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION The United Christian Organization is the club tor the religious activities on the campus. It gives students the opportunity for voluntary active participation in the religious life of the college. Its purposes are to strengthen the personal religious life ol the members of the organization, to help create a Christian atmosphere on the campus, to provide a medium through which the social vision ot the members may find expression, and to promote off-campus service projects. 27

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ORDER OF THE SUNDIAL To stimulate interest in extra-curricular activities, to develop leadership, and to foster a tine school spirit, is the object of the Order of the Sundial society. The membership in the Order of Sundial is limited to sophomores who have been outstanding in a number of extra-curricular activities. Clockwise: Dick Williams, President; Jean Beaty, jimmy Sells, Gail Whitaker, Norman Kimbrough, Vice-President; Doug Beard, Glen Dale Burleson, John Henry Giles, Barbara Cox, Warren Winchester, and Carolyn Adkins, Secretary-T reasurer. 26

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ALPHA PI EPSILON PHI THETA KAPPA In 1944 the Delta Upsilon chapter of Phi Theta Kappa was established on Pfeiffer campus. Phi Theta Kappa is the honorary scholarship fraternity of junior colleges that corresponds to Phi Beta Kappa of senior colleges. Membership is restricted to those students carrying twelve or more hours of liberal arts courses who rank in the top ten per cent ot their class, and who have no grades below B. Left to right: Gail Whitaker, Eva McClamrock, Barbara Cox, John Henry Giles, and Jean Beaty. ALPHA PI EPSILON Alpha Pi Epsilon is the national honor secretarial fraternity. Members are chosen from the top fifth of the secretarial group. The local chapter was organized in May, 1950. Mrs. Ralph Platt, President. 28