ALPHA PHI KAPPA All-school hootenanny adds spice to activities Club Queen Sh.ila Mitchell 154 Talented APK members produced and presented an all-school hootenanny early in the year. This program set a precedent on the campus and was enjoyed by participants and audience alike as they sang and clapped to wellknown folk tunes. Among the guest enterta iners were Betty Tubb and former APK queen, Marcia Phillips. Club members in the audience contributed to the entertainment by tossing jokes at the performers. Fall scenery at Wyldewood provided a colorful setting for an informal third function . A banquet was held a t the Community Center. A picture of the club's former sponsor, the late Charles Pitner, was presented to the school for placement in the library. Mr. Pitner was sponsor of the club for several years. He was stricken by a heart attack in 1961. OFFICERS . Farris, Pres. ; Phillips, Vice ·Pres. ; Sandlin , Sec.·Treas.; Roy Wellborne, Sponsor. ALPHA PHI KA.PPA . TOP ROW, Wellborne (sponsor). Atchison, Camp, Colley, B. Cox. SECOND ROW, D. COlc, Crow, Eddlemon , Etheridge, Farris. THIRD ROW, Floyd , Garnett, Gi lbreth , Goss, Green. FOURTH ROW, Haverly, Hilton, Lorry Jones, lindsay Jones, Kei th . FIFTH ROW, Moreland, Mote, Phillips, Pitner , Ragsdale. SIXTH ROW, Ritchie, Sandlin, Seowel. Spears. Slone, Whiddon . QUEEN Sheila Mitchell offers advice 10 Jon Farris and Bob Pilner as they gauge placement of a picture of the late Mr. Charles Pitner, farmer APK sponsor.
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