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THE CHARLOTTE COLLEGIAN
September 18, 1958
“Cast Off. Mares"
MKMHEKS of Phi rheta Ka|)pa man helm and ri^Rinjrs as they pre-
pare h) venture forth on the waters of the Catawba. Left to right are
Hill Wagner. John I*r(H‘tor, John Kirby. Kenneth Hanc*H*k, and I.owell
I.,yn(h.—(Collegian l*hot«>—Staff).
4 Mc’iiilxTs KcccivctI
Phi Thets Honor Initiates
With River Swimming Party
Old Guide Has
Different Face
New at Charlotte College this
all is an old guide with a different
.'ace. The C. C. Handbook is no
onger merely the “Students’
landbook for 1958-’5i)'"—a title
A-hich causes any but the most in
veterate bibliophile to shudder with
houg-hts of ‘‘a dry documentation
jf the various personnel and activ-
ties and a somber dissertation on
school regulations and student hon
or”—but is now “What’s What” at
Charlotte College, sporting a catchy
jlue and white cover design.
'I’he cover isn't all that's changed,
[hough. Other major changes in-
•lude the entire printing of the new
school constitution, a short state
ment entitled “A Word to the
Wise," “Words of Wisdom,” some
friendly rt minders to the students,
and the printing of our new Alma
Mater composed by Hill Reid.
Miss Lorna Byers, head of the
Student Council Handbook Com
mittee, said that she and her com
mittee believe that “What’s What”
is a real advance toward the ideal
I student handbook—one which is
1 attractive, informative, informal,
I and yet official.
A late-sumnier swimming party
was held August !) by Phi Theta
Kappa Honor Fraternity as a w'el-
coming gesture for four new mem
bers. These initiates—Margaret
Fisher, .lames Mahaffee, Fred
Collins, .Jr., and John Sherrill
Proctor- -joined the rest of the Phi
Thets as guests of the parents of
New Students Invited
To Visit Owl's Roost
New students at Charlotte Col
lege will be interested in visiting
the Owl’s Koost, a snack bar for
C. C. students and faculty members.
The Roost is manned by a student
manager, who is selected by the
Student Council at the beginning
of the year. The manager enlists
the help of anyone he wishes to
work with him in the enterprise.
The Owl’s Roost personnel are
paid w'ith fifty per cent of the prof
its, and the other half forms an
added source of revenue for the
Student Government.
The Roost is located on the sec
ond floor of the Central High
School building, at the east end,
near the auditorium entrance. On
sale there are sandwiches, soft
drinks, used books, and school sup
plies. It is open evenings during
the six-o’clock break.
FIRST UNION
NATIONAL BANK
OF NORTH CAROLINA
F.A.C. Gets Briefing
Mr. Proctor at their summer cabin |
on the Catawba River.
The initiation ceremony for the
new members had taken place on
the preceding Sunday (August 3)
at the eCollege. A brief business
meeting followed the ceremony, and
the group laid plans for the river
gathering.
Following a pleasant afternoon
of swimming and boating, the mem
bers paused at dusk for an outdoor
supper with hamburgers broiled
ove rcharcoal and hickory fires.
Miss Mary Denny, faculty advisor
to Phi Theta Kappa, took part in
the preparation and serving of re
freshments.
Wives and children of members
were present at the outing. Mr.
and Mrs. Proctor assisted in enter
taining the guests.
Phi Theta Kappa is a national
honor fraternity for junior college
students. Membership is by invita
tion. and selection of new members
is based upon academic achieve
ment and contributions to the
school. The name of the ('harlotte
College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa
is Iota Lamlnla.
Bookstore
Moved Upstairs
Charlotte College students who
look for the bookstore this fall may
be surprised to notice that it is no
longer located in the downstairs
corridor of the new building. This
area has been remodeled to provide
office s))ace for Dr. Herbert
Lynch of the N. C. State College
program and for Miss Ruth Raney
of the Business Education Depart
ment. Heretofore, Msis Raney’s
office has been accessible only
through one of the classrooms.
The new location for the book
store is in the upstairs corridor of
the new building, directly above
the former location.
Plantation Restaurant
2426 Wesf Moreheod
Headquarters For . . .
‘Charcoal Steaks"
DINING ROOM OR CURB
Every Item On Our Menu Packed
For Take-Home.
The OWLS Meet
For pm A
The Famous OPEN KITCHEN
1318 W Moreheod St. FR 7-9166
CAVALARIS
SKATING RINK
OPEN HOURS
3:00-5:00 Mat.
7:30-10:30 Night
Sot, 9:30 A.M. - 12:00 P. M.
Private Parties
Moreheod Bowling
Automatic Pinsetters
Open Alley Every Night
915-919 E. Moreheod St.
EDison 4-3761
Foul & Crymes, Inc.
Sporting
Goods
409 S. Tryon Street
ED 4-0896
Charlotte's One-Stop Financial Department Store
iiiiicRiciin
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MEMBCPt rCOeWAL DtPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
-A. C. MEMIiERS with a faculty advisor as they brief themselves
for orientation week at ('. C. The Freshman Advisory Committee was
formed to help familiarize new students with the various phases of
college life at ('. C. Left to right are Wiley Martin, president of the
student body; Mrs. Edyth Winningham; and Wayne Kennimer, F. A. C.
chairman.—(Collegian I’hoto—Staff.)
Robertson Named
Scholarship Winner
At a picnic of the Charlotte Col
lege Alumni Association held Sat
urday, September (i, at Freedom
Park, Robert Glenn Robertson was
designated the recipient of the
Alumni Association Scholarship.
Mr. Robertson, an honor student,
enters his second year at C. C. this
fall. He is vice-president of the
student body and a member of Phi
Theta Kappa Honor Fraternity.
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