Bill F. Heney, Jr., Pres. - Biochemistry Clark Roush, VI« Pm. - Music Education Katharina Reichel, Sec. - An Walter Smith. Tmu. - Computer Applications Colleen Mansel, Rep. - Nursing Gary Lynn Adams - Accounting Ruth Adele Aebi - Spanish Randal Mark Albers - Accounting Warren Alkire - Bible & Mathematics Catherine Lynne Anderson - Nursing Russell Lynn Anderson - Social Science Kerri Lou Anthony - Elementary Education Lana Carnne Austin - Elementary Education Sle"en L. Barnhart - Accouming Barry Paul Barrell - Biblical Languages Patricia Darnell Barren - History Kevin Charles Bishop - Bible Linda Polk Blackard - Special Education Margaret Irene Boersma - Office Administration Ronald A. Bower - Physics Darryl "Skip" Bradley - Bible & Journalism April Jackson Brasher - Nursing George Wayne Braun - Spanish Alesa M. Bristow - Office Administration Barbara Lee Brown - Home Economics Loni Gayle Brown - Elementary Education Waller I'. Bu« - Accounting & Management Luanne E. Bukowlch - Elementary Education John Man: Burkell - Accounting Anita Denise Burks - Accounting Robert F. Cam - Psychology & Bible Kathleen Cannon· Elementary Education Barbara Lee Cash - Nursing Rhonda Cash· Biology & Medical Technology Lisbeth Chalenburg - Piano Greg L. Clayton - Art Mark Rondell Clement - Management Pamela Loraine Collins - Nursing Susan Kay Collins· Accounting Steven Lynn Combs - Biblical Languages Joann Adele Cornell· History Michael R. Cross - Public Administration Wendy Sue Dahlstrom - Nursing Chris Alan Dell - Psychology Judy Carolyn Donnell - Elementry Education I)avid Michael Enlow - Physical Education Currice Anne Evans - Voc. Home Economics Sheila Kay fancher - Special Education Pamela Sue hrmer • Elememary Education 152 Alpha Chi What is Alpha Chi? A Ipha Chi - bookworms, high water pants, crewcuts? Not hardly. Whether or not you know it, members of Alpha Chi include people just like you. The Arkansas Eta Chapter of Alpha Chi was installed in 1957. It is just one of 211 chapters in the U.S. The organization was established in 1922 to promote and recognize superior academic achievement and those elements of character that make scholarship effective for good. At Harding, the qualifications for membership require a 3.70 cumulative average on 80 to 103 hours or a 3.50 average on 104 or more hours. During the school year, Harding's chapter sponsors its annual seminar on graduate study. Also, they sponsored a workshop dealing with effective study methods. Opportunities are given each member of Alpha Chi to present scholarly and creative works at the regional or national meetings. Since the .spring semester of 1958, Harding has been represented at these conventions by at least one member a year. This year's national convention was held April 2-4 at the Maxwell House in Nashville, Tenn. - Susan Pryor DR. JOE PRYOR wotches the procession ofnew memtiers as they enter the Heritage Auditorium.
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