Pryor Scrapbook Clippings, 1983-1997

Harding University Box 941 Searcy, Ark.tnsu 72143 February 22, 1988 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Pryor Box 773 Station A Searcy, AR 72143 ;I ----------- ft r Happ~ Birthday! CJ: 0 LL 0 r:x G.· ~' 0 ,Jllj in meeting Dr. Joseph E. Pryor, Executive Director of the National Council of Alphl Chi, scivcd as chairman ofa Publications Committee and par– ticipated ln a discussion at the 63rd annual meeting of the Asso– ciation ofColl~ge Hol}or Societies In Jacksonville, Florida, ln early March. The ACHS includes honor societies fi:om a<;ademic discip– lines and university-wide academ– ic and leadership honor socteites. Representatives from 45 member societies attended the meeting. ·:Blueprints for Excellence" was the theme of the meeting which was designed to provlde honor society officers with guidelines and lnformaUon for Improving honorsocietyoperations. Dr. Pryor, who was accompan– ied by his wife Bessie Mae, seived as Secretary-Treasurer after which he was named the first Executive Director, a posltlon he nowholds. The retired academic dean of Hardingwho ls in his 45th year as a member of the Harding faculty was a charter member of Hard– ing's Alpha Honor Society. He assisted In obtaining affiliation with a national honor aoclet¥, Alp– ha Chi. and eervec&.u •~naor or the Arkanaa Eta chapler '30 ·. H M E~E R J 2 3 229 years. .. RIE DAILY CinZEN • ~- Alk. • Thursday, Msch 17, 1988