Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

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GOING TO THE Since the beginning of this school year, I have been a member of the Pfeiffer College chapel choir. Each Wednesday morning at ten o'clock the choir of mostly freshmen students sits in the choir loft during the worship service. My participation each week gives me an opportunity most students rarely get. My seat the front of the chapel gives me a clear view of the congregation of students and faculty members that gather. From my vantage point and my many weeks of experience, 1 can now easily pick out several types of people in the crowd. This variety of people has provided me with entertain- ment at times when long-winded speakers would have otherwise put me to sleep. The first type of people most easily recognized are the Cozy Couples. These students are boyfriends and girlfriends who show up occasionally for an easy supplemental culture credit. I am sure they both need these credits, since they usually have better things to do at the other times sup credits are offered. Cozy Couples generally sit 2 OPENING

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Opening Events Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Current Events Sports Campus Life Organizations Ads Dorms HEjwfig OPEN! Pfeiffer College would like to dedicate this year- book to President Zane Eargle and our First Lady for the difference they bring with their personal touch.

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away from other students, as if isolation from visitation at 10:00, so better place to be together than chapel. Plus, they get credit for an hour of snuggling up together, whispering sweet nothings in each others ears, and occasionally looking, and maybe even, listening to the speaker. Besides, chapel provides a great atmosphere for old-fashioned hand holding and passing of love notes. The second type of person is the Des- perate Senior. This student has waited until his senior year before realizing that the college is serious about sup credits being necessary for graduation from Pfeiffer College. The Desper- ate Senior is a regular at each chapel service. Every week there are about fifteen people I can count on occupy- ing seats near the back of the chapel. This person has fected the glazed look an art form. He generally looks straight ahead, it is obvious he is not really seeing any- thing. If the chapel service is especially the Desperate Senior may pull the trick of falling asleep while his head completely erect. The more inexperienced senior (continued pg. 16) ii OPENING 3