Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

The towering fountain . . . symbols of G. C, giving us strength, hope, inspiration. Presenting the 1953 of Greensboro College Greensboro, north Carolina R Senior Class Publication Peggy Stanton, Editor jjjs. Betsy Lawrence, Business manager i i ■;-; . . . Our gratitude to L i V 4 For her beautiful campus — the stately columns, frisky squirrels, clinging leaves of ivy, blossoming cherry trees . . . For her memories — friendly hello ' s to everyone, watch- ing TV in the hut, parties in the dorms, worries over exams . . . For her leadership — guidance, teaching, helpfulness . . . In fine, for being the school dearest to our hearts. - • •f ' •« , fe % ,+%, • i I H HMHHHHMI ( ) happ ha ' e been cur davs at G. C. . . . greeting mr ImiTffs with .1 cheer) Hi . . . lazilj watching the fish in the pond behind the lint being professional educators in the Four o ' clock seminar . . . rushing from breakfast to prepare for that eight o ' clock . . . sloshing to chapel in the rain . . . reading never-ceasing parallel . . . Memories Browsing in the library lounge, sometimes Falling asleep . . . slipping to the movies once in a while . . . gab sessions before we fall asleep .it night . . . C). C. means this to us, our home, our help, the stabilizer ol our dreams. Strolling on front campus Oh, ut, Enjoying the winter ' s snow Odell at night v :.g Mm I « ■■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■■■■ • ■mm — y edicated to one Who with her Friendly smile has helped many at CJ. C. . . . Who has concern and interest in each one or us . . . Who has supported the (.. C . campus in its many ac- tivities . . . Who through all our hardships and anxieties has remained our rriend— I )i: l!l I I. C . BERWIN One of Dr. Berwin ' s hobbie playing the flute. I istening In records— a favor- ite pastime for Dr. Berwin. Our President Dr. Harold II. Hutson A.I!.. B.D., Ph.D. Deans of Administration Vhss Stella vrd, A.B., A.M Dean of Students Dr.. Paul Ginnings, B.S., M.S.. Ph.D. Dean a) Instruction Mr. Gust av Nelson. P.M.. M.M. Dean of the School of Music m - x .- ' Virginia Barnes, A.B., B.S.. Assistant I ibrarian I I. T. Bawden, Ph.B., A.M., Ed.D., Professor of Education Mrs. Thomas V. Bell, B.S., M.A., Director of Health and Physical Education Beate C. Berwin, Ph.D., Instructor (part time) in German Theodocia Blackmon, Accountant Elizabeth N. Boyd, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics Callie Braswell. Instructor I pari lime in Art Letha Brock, A.B., Registrar Mary Brock, A.B., Alumnae Secretary and Assistant Registrar Mrs. Frances Bruce. B.S., M.S., Instructor in Home Economics Blanche Burrus, B.M., A.M., Associate Professor of Piano and Theoretical Music James M. Carpenter, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of English Evelyn Cole, A.B. A.M., Assistant Professor of Biology and Chemistr) Irene Cullis, A.B., A.M., Professor of Art Robert T. Dunstan, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Romance Languages Mrs. Arthur W. Falvey, Part Time Assistant to the Dean of Students E. C. Few, A.B.. D.D., College Chaplain Lois Fitch, Manager of Bookstore Mary L. Cinn, A.B., A.M.,fAssociate Professor of English Paul M. Ginnings, B.S.. W- Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry and Pl± Don Hansen, B.M., M f, Aliakinf Professor of M T. C. I Iarrell, Businfs ManWAaud Treasurer Dorothy HeironimuI, A.B., V-N4-. Qh.D., Assistan Spanish- AmeAein History Mrs. Louise KopH iisfnictor in P Alpha Mayfi li), B.S., A.M., A fiMafe Professo Gustav NelsJn, B.M.. M.M.. Dean and Theoretical Music Zelda C. PeXberton, A.B.. A.M., education essof of Piano and Social Stw Mrs. CharlotteNKearles Perkins, A Ef?TM„ Professor of Speech and Dramatic Art Mrs. Waldo PoRT 75i7J5?mffln iii ii; s ' ' Assistant to the Dean of Students Charles M. R.u y, A.B., B.L|, jJi.D., Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion Vergil SingeI, B.M Marvin L. Siagcs, lr.s. Ada KfSMiTi Pauline K.BSmith Raymond Al Smii ii Madeline CIStinson. Professor of Voice )1 Professor of I list, M.M.. As B„ A.M.. VI.dI Professor oi History and Jietitiau B.. M.St.tt. M.Ed., Professoi o Biolog) B., B.| ., T ' I D.. Professor of Religious Education M„ fh.D., Associate Professor of Romance I anguages ■al Education Mrs. ElizabIth Thiel, HlT .. Assistftnt Director of Phys Mns. Davis Thompson, Secretary to the President Grace TickjlI, B.S. in Ed., A. A Professor of Home B l tED Imk A.B., B.M., , l.. Professor of Organ ami Associate Professor of Piano amh I heoretical Mi Pearl TurnJ(. R.N., Superior of Student Hospital I.miiy Wh.E, A. 15., A. Assistant Professor  English Frances Waters, B.S.. VM.. M.A.L.S., Librarian l m i C. White, Assistani Accountant I . I. Williams, A.I ' ,.. M.M.. Associate I ' mjes n of Voice Robert Wold, B.M.. M.M., Assistant Professor of Music Barnes Bawden Bell Berwin Blackmon Boyd Braswell L. Brock M. Brock Bruce Burrus Carpenter Cole Cullis Dunstan Falvey Few Fitch GlNN Ginnings Hansen Harrell Heironimus Koch Mayfield Nelson Pemberton Perkins Porter Ramsay Singer Skaggs A. K. Smith P. K. Smith I! S M I I II Stinson Tun i. I ' hompson Tickle Town Ilium R I ii i i i i Wat Wii These struck the spark with love and care V « . Labs . . . lectures . . . current events maps ... no time for play now CLASS OFFICERS President. Carolyn Stanford Vice-President: Daun Young Secretary s i I wise Treasurer: Mary Ai.im I In i i Council Representative: Jean Bvru Seniors . nm, Daun, Mary Amu, Carolyn, |ean ..1953 . 4 ■II y I ====== I % Z  n The torch of knowledge will light the future ' s maze st we have arrived! just a littler Well, why not? furniture in I it , . . twelve o ' clocks on Saturday ng privileges for the first time in a national election t over new I rat pins and rings . . . aKtut the midnight sessions over lesson plans . . . SS abflwt senior recitals . the horrors over the irrjsreheiisives of lying a senior. We ' re happy, et there ' s a our joy— thif joy that lias been in our hearts for years l ; o althouVh we must low surrender the stage to others, memories f G. C. a l joy in h|r well-being will live in our hearts forever. Experiences we ' ll never forget TV-ing in a moment of relaxation . 1953 Senior Class Sylvia, Margaret, Janice, Joyce, Mable, Jane , Alexander Allen- Ballard JANICE ALEXANDER . . . Siler City, N. C. . . . Major: Primary Education; Minor: French . . . Reporter, Sports Editor. Staff. Echo . . . Athletic Board . . . Little Singers . . . President. French Liter ( ' .ollefcian House Presid Club . . . President, Junior H. Irving Society . ■ ■ Freshman Athletic Association . Vic Daughters . . . Gold Book . . lunior Superlative. Most Athletic Future Teachers ' Club . . . Who American Universities and Co leges Stedman . . . Society: Irving. Society . . . Treasurer. Counselor . . . Tr -President. President, G. Senior I [onoi Society . Editor, Handbook Who Among Student! . . Little Sister Na [AN] BEAM . . . High Point, N. C. . . . Major: Sociology; Minor: Religion . . . Reporter. Art Club . . French Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Religious Education Club . Puhluitv C h. nun. in. World Federalist . . . Glee Club . . . Cabinet Member. Y.W.C.A. . . . Council Repre- sentative, Freshman Class ... Art Editor, Collegian . . . Assistant Literary Editor, Art Editor, Echo . . . Athletic Board . . . Junior Honor Society . . . Gold Book . . . Freshman Counselor . . . May Court . . . Senior Honor Society . . . Marshal, Chaplain. Vice-President, Irving Society . . . Vice- Piesident. Students ' Association . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sister: Mary Schremp . . . Society: Irving. MARGARET ALLEN . . . Rockingham, N. C Major: Religious Education; Minor: Speech . . . Religious Education Club . . . Literary Staff, Collegian . . . International Rela- tions Club . . . Math Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Cabinet Member. Y.W.C.A. . . . Cabinet Member. S.C.F. . . . Freshman Counselor . . . Gold Book . . . Secretary, [unioi Class . . . Little Sister: Mary Ann Callihan . . . Society Emerson, SYLVIA BODIE . . . . Vice-Presiden Spanish Club . . Orchestra . . . M her. Y.W.C.A. . Quartet . . . Ser . . . Gold Book . . . . Little Sisters: Betty Hackctt Society: Emerson. . Williamsburg, Va. . . . Major: Violin Freshman Class . . . Emerson Queen . . . Music Club . . . President. Chamber shal, Emerson Society . . . Cabinet Mem- . Cabinet Member. S.C.F. . . . String ir Marshal . . . Literary Staff, Collegimi May Court . . . Senior Honor Society d Lorena Leftwich . . . MABLE BALLARD . . . Fuquav Springs, N. C. . . . Major: Primary Education; Minor: English . . . Religious Education Club . . . Spanish Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Athletic Board . . . Future Teachers ' C ' luh . . . Critic, Emerson Society . . . Council Representative, Junior Class . . . Cabinet Member, Y.W.C.A. . . . Junior Superlative. Most Popular . . . G Club . . . Secretary, President, Athletic Association . . . Little Sisters: Helen Dickens and Elizabeth Walker . . . Society: Emerson. JOYCE BOONE . . . Nash Education; Minor: English . al Relations Club . . . Glee Club Chief Marshal . Beta Phi Gamma . lunior Transfer, L Lite Clu Vi, Delta isburg C ol lege Staff, Associate Editor, Colleeu . . Little Sister: Peggy Strayh lie, N. C. . . . Major: Elementary . . Dramatics Club . . . Inter- . Literary Staff. Editor. Columns President, Phi Theta Kappa . . . ,i Omega . . . May Court . . . Medal . . Salutatorian . . . Cold Book . . . . Future Teachers ' . Society: Irving. Page Twenty-one Haven of the hungry! 1953 Senior Class M [uDY, Ieannie, Betty, Carolyn, Jean, Martha M M ' ivn. Brown Burch Byrd JULIA BROWN . . . Greensb N. C. . Mtajoi Sodology; Minor: English . . . Freshman Counselor . . . Cabinet ' Member, Y.W.C.A. . . . Class Editor, Echo . . . Day Students ' Representative, Students ' Association . . . Gold Book . . . Recording Secretary. Irving Society . . . Business Manager, Collegian . . . Little Sistei I aila Vittands . . . Society: Irving. t ROLYN [ONES CHEATHAM Roanoke, Va. . . . Majoi Music Education; Minor: Piano . . . Glee Club . . . French Club . . . Modern Dance Group . . . Religious Education Club . . . Vice President, President, Music Educa tors Club . . . Music Club . . . Social Standards Committee . . . Cabinet Member, i W.C.A. . . . President, Future Teachers - Club . . . Little Sister. Gwendolyn Maples . . . Society: Emerson. MARTHA BURCH . . Voice . . . German Club Club . . . French Club Manager, Handhodk . . Society: En Greensboro, N. C. . . . Major . . Vice-President, President, Gle . . Music Club . . . Busines Little Sister: Ann Jenkins . . JEAN COBB ... La Grange, N. C. . . . Major: Religious Education: Minor: English . . . French Club . . . Religious Education Club . . . World Federalist . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Freshman Coun- selor . . . Cabinet Member. Y.W.C.A. . . . Gold Book . . . Cabinet Member, S.C.F. . . . President. Junior Class . . . I louse President. Fit . . . Athletic Board . . . Class Editor, Echo . . . funioi Superlative, Most Original . . . Prophet. Senior Class . . . Little Sister. Elizabeth Huggins . . . Society: Irving. JEAN BYRD . . . Mocks Minor: Sociology . . . G. . . . World Federalist . . Future Teachers ' Club . . sentative, Senior Class . . I ntlc Sisters: |ovee Talton Emerson, ■ille, N. C. . . . Major: History; C. Daughters , . . French Club lntcroation.il Relations C lub Gold Book . . . Council Rcprc Exchange Editor, Collegian . and Mane Craven . . Society BETTY COSTNER . . . Greensboro, N. C. . . . Majoi Voice; Minor: Religious Education . . . Little Singers . . . German Club . . . Vice-President, Musk Club ... Student Director. Glee Club . . . Secretary, Day Students ' Association . . . Gold Book . . . Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed . . . Little Sister: Ludie Maxwell . . . Society: Emerson. I ' age iventy three Lmn . . . Plans for June? 9o3 Senior Class Cousins Covington El rod -— ; EwiNG ,pIELDS ? ANNE COUSINS . Enfield, N C - . Minor: Mathematics . . . Religivus Educ. : : . . - Publicity- Chairman. Math Club . . . International Rela- tions Club . . . Freshman Counselor . . . Gold Book . . . Junior Honor Societv . . . Business Staff. Collegium . . . Senior Honor Society . . . Little Sister: Marv Lou Starke . . . I merson. CAROLYN EVANS Raleigh C Major: SockJ- r: English . . . Spanish Club . . . Liter - Collegian . . . International Relations Club . . . Athletic Board . . . Bu- - ho . . . Social StancL- mittee . . . Modem Dance Group . . . Cbainnar Student Service Fund L : st . . . Censor. Presider.: - -- v Senior Class Cabinet Member. S.C.F. L 5 ces Fisher . . . S Irving. CATHERINE COVINGTON . . . Greensb.: N C Primary Educa: . Music Club . . . French Club . . . Chamber Orchestra . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Cabinet Member. Y.W.C A. . . Cabinet Member. S.C.F. President. President, L av Sfude: • ... Business Staff. Echo . . . Little Sisters: Charlene Badd ur and lane Robins . . . Societv: Irving. ANNE EWING Ellerbe, N c Primary EducaD • French Club . . . Mus . . . International Relations Club . . . Glee Club . is Club . . . Secret : - President. Fitz . . . Geld H.,k . . . Little - S. Harris . . . Societv: Emerson. GERRY LEE ELROD . . . Henderson. N C Elementarv Education: Minor: General Science . . . Spanish Club . . World Federalist . . . Cenozoic Club . . . United Daughters of the Confederacy . . . Athletic Board . . . ' C Club . . . Vice-President. President. Bit n Spur . . . Testatrix. . Litde Sisters: Shelton Owens and N - Haltom . . . Societv: Irving. ANN FIELDS Greensb to, X. C Education ' . Minor: Sociologi . . . Math Club . . . Religious Education Club . . . French Chib . . . Jun: C ibmet Member. YA C S . ITIake it chocolate, please, ITIrs. ITIac 1953 Senior Class Betty, Sara, Becky, Sue. Mahcaret, Alice fonville Frazier ( , U1III I I g-W SARA FONVILLE . . . Burlington, N. C. . Major: Home Economics; Minor: General Science . . . French Club . . . Marshal, Emerson . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . President, Home Economics Club . . May Queen . 1 ittle Sister; Allic Cur . . . Society: Emerson. REBECCA FRAZIER . . . Greensboro, N, C. . Majoi Biology; Minor: English . . . Chamber Orchestra . . . French Club . . . Secretary-Treasurer, President, Cenozoic Club . . . I iterary Start . Collegian . . . Secretary, Sophomore Class . . . Secretary. Day Students ' Association . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Business Start ' , Echo . . . Gold Book . . . Ma; Court . . . Day Student Representative, Students ' Association . . . little Sisters: Mary Jo Caudle and Jean Hooper . Society: ALICE GARRETT Burlin Eton, . C. . , Ma 01 Mis torv; Minor: English Religi us Ed ucation t li b . . . Inter- national Relations CI uh . . . F rench Club . . Mi th Club . . . Future 1 eacher C 1 ib , , Secretary 1 reasu VI, 1 resident, World Federalist . . . Se rctary. Soph, nore Class Cabinet Member. Y.W.C.A. . Gold Book II jse P resident. Hudson . . . Critic, [rving Society , State St tdent 1 egisla ture Delegate . . . Senior Mar sh.,1 , Poet Sen II Class . . . Chairman, Soc ,1 S 3ocie mdards tv: Irvi Com nttee Litt e Sister Jane Edwards . . . sill II NKINS GIBBS . . . Cedar Falls, N. C. . . . 1 Primary Education; Minor: Religious Education . . . Religiou: Education Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Spanish Cabinet Member, i V C .A. . . Future Teachers ' Club . Scrapbook C ustodian, Seen ' crs . . . Senior Marshal . . Society: En SC I G. C. Smith MARGARET GOODMAN . . Majors: English and Music . . . c Hi . Leader. Prayer Band Dean ' s List . . . St. Cecelia Musi . Marsha!. Emerson . Cabinet Member, . Business Manager, I ittle Sistei Pegg) C hadbourn, N. Accompanist, Presi . , Student Cou Club . . . Zetes Gle in Society . Music MllslC Religious Historian, . , - Junior Transfer, Flora Macdonald College Club . . . Chamber Orchestra . . . French Club Educators Club . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . Education Club . . . Senior Honor Society . . Senior Class . , Gold Book . . . Accompanist. Emerson Society . . . Cabinet Member. S.C.F. . . . Literary Editor, Echo . . . Little Sisters: Norma Jean Lackey and Ann Brady . , , Society: Emerson. BETTY HENDRICKS . . . Greensboro. , . C. . . . Mi Piano; Minors: Organ and Theory , . . Chamber Orchestra . . . Junior Honor Society . . . Music Club . , . President. German Club . . . Treasurer, Day Students ' Association . , Cabinet Member, Y.W.C.A. . . . Freshman Counselor , . . Secretary-Treasurer, President. Senior Honor Society . . . Little Sister: Virginia Swain . . . Society: Emerson. Rw, please, girls. It ' s a long distance! 1953 Senior Class Guydana, Mary Alda, N ' ancv, Barbara, Betsy, Edith ' bit HlLEMAN Holt Hutto r MARY ALDA HlLEMAN . . . Kannapolis, N. C. . Major: History; Minor: Religious Education . . . Spanish Club . . . Religious Education Club . . . International Rela- tions Club . . . Wurld Federalist . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Treasurer, Senior Class . . . Cabinet Member, S.C.F. . . . Little Sister: lean Turner . . . Society: Emerson. GUYDANA KENDRIC k Piano; Minor: Organ Modern Dance Croup . . Club . . . Gold Book . Freshman Counselor . . Sister: Alice Savage . . . . . Spindale, N. C. . . . Major: French Club . . . Treasurer, [unioi I [onoi Sot iety . . Glee . . President, Music Club . . . Senior Honor Society . . . Little lociety: Emerson . NANCY HOLT . . . Education; Minor: Engli Fire Warden . . . Se! Lvnch . . . Society: I: Erwin. N. C. . . . Major: Primary ih . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . ior Marshal . . . Little Sister: Ruth EDITH HUTTO . . . Ridgeway, S. C. . . . Major: Biology: Minor: English . . . French Club . . . Internationa] Relations Club . . . Cenozoic Club . . . Marshal, Irving Society . . . May Court . . . Little Sisters: Ruth Caudle and Augusta Gibson . . . Society: Irving. BETSY LAWRENCE . . . Fayetteville, N. C. . . . Majoi Mathematics; Minor: Musk . . Music Club . . . Secretary United Daughters of the Confederacy . . . President, Sophomon Class . . Cabinet Member, Y.W.C.A. . - . Future Teachers Club . . . Vice President, President, Math Club . . . Class Editor, Business Manager, Echo . . . Gold Book . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and College I ittle Sister; Virginia Kisct . . . Society: Irving. BARBARA LEE . . . High Point, N. C. . . . Major: Primary Education; Minor: History . . . Spanish Club . . . Iotern.i tional Relations Club . . Cabinet Member. Y.W.C.A. . . . Religious Education Club . . . World Federalist . . . Marshal. Emerson Society . . . House President, 107 . . . Business Staff. Collegian . . . Assistant Business Manager, Echo . . . State Student Legislature Delegate . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . M.iv Court . . . Treasurer, Vice President, Athletic Asm. ciation . . . Vice-President, Emerson Society ■ . ■ Senior Super- lative, Most Athletic . . . Little Sisters: Helen Turlington and Jeanne Ellis . . Society Emerson. Hope m r. Harrell comes by! 1953 Senior Class MoZELLE, TOANN, MarILU. BeTTY JEAN, |ol , K Little McCoy Mt ( .Mill -— c V , JOY LITTLE . . . Denver, N. C. . . . Major Religious Education; Minor: Art . . . Spanish Club . . Art Club Religious Education Club . . . Literary Staff, ( oUegiai Assistant Literary Editor, Echo . . . President, Freshman das ' , . . . G. C Players ... I era) I ee Smith I nglish Award . . . Secretary, Vice-President, Y.W.C.A. . . . Gold Book . . . [unior Honor Society . . . Senior Honor Society . . . Giftorian, Senmt Class . . . President. S.C.F. . . . Who ' s Who Among Students m American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters: Sallv Waener and Marv Lee White . . . Society: [OANN McCOY . . . Sumter. S. C. . . . Major: Primar Education; Minoi Music . . . French Club . . . Internationa Relations Club . . . Glee Club . . . Modem Dance Grou . . Treasurer, Future Teachers ' Club . . . Splash Club . . Music Club . . Athletic Board . . . Cabinet Member, S. I . . . I ittle Sister: Ann Taylor . . . Society: Irving MAR1LU McGERITY . . . Durham, N. C. . . . Majoi Elementary Education; Minor: History . . lniern.iiion.il Rela tions Club . . . World Federalist . . Inline reachers ' Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Little Siste, Bets 5 Stoner . . . Society: Irving. MOZELLE MASTERS . . . Avondale, N. C. . . . Major: Religious Education; Minor: Musk . . . Religious Education C lub P. K. Club . . . Math Club . . . Music Club . . . International Relations Club . World Federalist . . . Art Club . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Gold Book . . . Senior Marshal . . . little Sisters: Jane Connelly and Amelia Wilkie . . . Society; Emerson BETTY JEAN OWEN . . . Asheville, N. C. . . . Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Sociology . . . Cabinet Member. Y.W.C.A. . . . President, German Club . . . Treasurer, Modern Dance Croup . . . Cabinet Member. S.C.F. . . . luturc Teachers ' Club . . . Marshal. Recording Secretary. President, Emerson Society . . . May Court . . . Little Sister: Joan Greene Soci( i I n KATHERINI OWEN Home Economics; Minor ration Club . . . Treas Reporter, Home Eo . . Fayetteville, N. C. . . . Major Genera] Science . . . Religious Edu icr, C. C. Daughters . . . Treasurer. lies Club . . . Program Chairman, Cenozoic Club . Cabinet Member, Y.W.C.A. . . . Photo graphic Editor. Ecun . . International Relations Club . . . Secretary, Future Teachers ' Club . . . Gold Book . . . Senior Honor Societj . Litde Sister Sue Plint , . . Society: Irving. Piige Thhtyi ■u Busy! Gab fest in session! 1953 Senior Class ' 7 m , Anne, Paula. Bahbaka, [ean, Anne, Pat Owen, P. Pegg Penny PATRICIA OWEN . . . Lincolnton, N. C. . . . Mi Sociology; Miner: Religious Education . . Spanish Club . . . Vice-President, Math Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Treasurer, Sophomore Class . . . I louse President, Main . . . Cabinet Member, Y.VV.C.A. . . , Freshman Counselor . . . Publicity Chairman, Vice-President. President, Religious Education Club . . . Literary Staff, Echo . . . Business Staff, Assistant Business Manager, Collegian . . . Giltorian, Senior Class . . . Little Sister: Anita Betts . . . Society: Irvine. BARBARA PRITCIII II... Rcdsvillc, X. C. . . . Major: Home Economies; Minor: Genera! Science . . . Secretary, Home Economics Club . . . Intern.itnin.il Relations Club . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Gold Book . . . Chief, Senior Marshal . . . May Court . . . Little Sister: Joann Gaddy . . . Si K iet Irving. PAULA PEGG . . . Nashville. N. C. . . . Major: History; Minor: Sociology . . . Secretary, P. K. Club . . . Council Representative, Sophomore Class . . . World Federalist . . . Freshman Counselor . . . Fire Warden . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Senior Marshal . . . Cabinet Member. S.C.F. . . . Gold Book . . Senior Flonor Society . . . President. Inter- Little Sistei Sarah Ann Bates i.il Relations Club Society: Irving. ANNE RUDD . . . Greensboro, N. C. . . . Major: Primary Education; Minor Sociology . . Spanish Club . . . House President, Main . . . Cabinet Member, Y.W.C.A. . . . Fresh- man Counselor . . . Literary Staff, Business Staff, Collegian . . . Business Staff. Echo . . . Recording Secretary, Students ' Association . . . Marshal, Corresponding Secretary, Irving So- ciety . . . Senior Marshal . . . Little Sisters: Janet Brown and Martha Driesell . . . Society: Irving. JEAN PENNY . . . Gibsonville, N. C Major: Voice . . . German Club . . . Religious Education Club . . . Music C lol, . . . French Club . . . Assistant Librarian. Glee Club . . . House President, Main . . . Program Chairman. Treasurer. President, P. K. Club Little Si! Mary Push Cabinet Me June Fous. . S.( I ,U I, ANNE RUSSELL . . . Greensb Minors: Organ and Theory . . Club . . . French Club . Glee Club . . . Vice-Presid Accompanist, Irving Society Chamber Orchestra ... 1 Little Sister: Mar) Jo Davis N. C. Cha Major: Pia Mu Gold Book . . . Accompanist. Day Students 1 Association . . . String Quartet . . . Librarian, less Manager. Handbook . . . . Society: Irving, Page Thirty three Time out for culture! 1953 Senior Class Ruth, Pat, Barbara Anne, Hazel, Carolyn, Roselyn Scarborough Smith, B. Smith, P. RUTH SCARBOROUGH . . . Greensboro, N. C. . . Majoi Art; Minor: History . . . Art Club . . . International Rela- tions Club . . . G. C. Daughters . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Little Sister: Shirley Windham . . . Society: Irving, ROSELYN SPIYEY . . . Clinton, N. C. . . . Major: Music Education; Minor; Piano . . . French Club . . . Music Club . Religious Education C lul . . House President, 120 . Glee Club . . . Vice-President, Future Teachers ' Club Vice-President, Music Educators C lub . . . Senior Marshal . Fittle Sisters: Helen Harwood ami Ann McCollum . . . Society: Emerson. BARBARA ANNE SMITH . . . Elizabeth City, N. C. . . . Majors: Spanish and French . . . Religious Education Club . . ' . French Club . . . Publicity Chairman, Math Club . . . funior Honor Society . . . World Federalist . . . International Relations Club . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Treasurer, President, Spanish Club . . , Senior Honor Society . . . Highest Proficiency Award, 1952 . . . Literary StarV, Editor, Collegian . . . Who ' s Who Among Students m American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sister: Lael Corzine - . . Society: Emerson. PATRICIA SMITH . . . Goldsboro, ( Economics; Minor: Science . . Art Club . . . Cenozoic Club . Future Teachers ' Club . Home Economics Club Patricia Wright . . . S Major: Home- Spanish Club International Relations Club . . . Scrapbook Keeper, Vice President, . Gold Book . . . Little Sister: HAZEL STALLINGS . . . Bayside, Va. . . . Major: Speech; Minor: English . . . Spanish Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Social Standards Committee . . . Athletic Board . . . Fire Warden . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Gold Book . . . Photographic Editor, Echo . . . President, Modern Dance Group . . . Senior Superlative, Most Original . . Best Actress, President, G. C. Playe Hutchins and lane Click Little Sisters: Louise Society: Irvine. CAROLYN STANFORD Piano; Minor: Organ . . man. Secretary I ' . K. Club Cabinet Member, Y.W.C.A . . Music Club . . . M . . Chester, S. C. . . . Major: French Club . . . Program Chan Religious Education Club . . . . . Social Standards Committee Editor, Collegian . . . Junior Society . Freshman Counselor . . . Accompanist, Correspond i in ' Secretary, Irvino Society . - President, Senior Class . . . Gold Book . . . Highest Proficiency Award, 1951 . . . Junior Superlative. Most Likely to Succeed . . . Senior Honor Society . . . Sally Southall Cotton Scholarship . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters: Edith Rose and Mary Louise Gunter . . . Society: Irving. Page Thirty fit 1 Rll aboard for a week-end of fun! 1953 Senior Class Mary Lane, Elizabeth, Martha, Chris, Peggy, Peggy tt, ' X PEGGY STANTON . . . Henderson, N. C. . . . Majoi English; Minor: Religious Education . . . Math ( lub International Relations Club . . . Secretary, Religious Education Club . . Secretary, Spanish Club . . . Vice-President, Sopho- more Class . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . junior Honor Society . . . Gold Book . . . Senior Honor Society . ■ . lunior Superlative, Best Student . . . Senior Superlative, Best Student . . . Literary Staff, Club Editor, Editor, Echo . . . little Sisters: Betty Jo Bcnrield and Ramona Morton . . . Society: Irving. CHRISTINE SUGG Home Economics, Mi . , . Social Standards Committee Club . . . Future Teachers ' Club Daughters . . . Scrapbook Keeper, Hoi Senior Marshal . . . Little Sister: Barb: Irving. Snow 11,11. N. C. . . . Major: General Science . . . French Club . Religious Education . . Secretary, G. C. Economics Club . . . Craven . . . Society: MARY LANE STEMBRIDCE . . . Danville, Va. . . . Major: Religious Education; Minor: Music . . . President, Freshman Class . . . Newspaper Staff . . . Honor Council . . . Pros, dent, Sophomore Class . . . Student Council . . . May Court . . Nemo Society . . . Junior Transfer, Averett College . . . little Sin..crs . . . Cabinet Member, Y.W.C A. . . . Cabinet Member, S.C.F. . . . Secretary, Religious Education Club . . . International Relations Club . . . United Daughters of the Confederacy . . . Literary Staff, Collcoian . . . Senior Super- lative, Most Popular . . . Prophet, Senior Class . . . Little Sister: Patricia Fields . . . Society: Irving. MARTHA SUITER Elementary Education; . . . Math Club . Sister: Jean Gentry . . . Garysburg. N. C. . . . Major: Minor: Mathematics . . . French Club . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Little . . Society: Emerson. MARTHA STOTT . . . Whiteville, N. C. . . . Major: Reli- gious Education; Minor: Music . . . Pledge. Little Theater . . . German Club . . . Clee Club . . . Wesley Foundation . . . Astrotect Society . . . Sophomore Transfer, Meredith College . . . German Club . . Religious Education Club . . . Glee Club . . . Intern.ilion.il Relations Club . . . Treasurer, G. C. Daughters . . . Gold Book . . . little Sister: Martha Glosson . . . Society: Irving. ELIZABETH THOMPSON . . . Sierra Madre, Calif. . . . Major: Voice; Minors Theorj and English . . . Glee Club . . . Chamber Orchestra . . . Music Club . . . German Club . . . French Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . World Federalist . . . Little Sister: Doris Starnes . . . Society: Irving. Puge Thirty-seven We ' re getting that professional look! 1953 Senior Class : I u kie, Daun, Lou, Erma, Jo Ann, m.ii. Thornburg Watkins Webb ERMA THORNBURG . . . Asheboro, N. C. . . . Majoi Mathematics; Minor: Science . . . Math Club . . . French Club . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Senior Marshal . . . Gold Book . . . Little Sister: Mary Jo Harris . . . Society: Emerson. (,1 I YIN WETHINGTON . . . Fayetteville, N. C. . . . Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Religious Education . . . Religious Education Club . . . Secretary, French Club . . . Math Club . . . World Federalist . . . International Relations Club . . . Cabinet Member, Y.W.C.A. . . . Chairman, World Student Service Fund Drive . . . Exchange Editor, Collegian . . . Little Sister: Thclma Albritton . . . Society: Emerson. JO ANN WATKINS . . . Charlotte, N. C. . . . Major: Home Economics; Minor: General Science . . . French Club . . . Religious Education Club ... Art Club . . . Cenozoic Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Vice-President. Junior Class . . . Vice-President, Home Economics Club . . . Gold Book . . . Senior Marshal . . . Little Sister: Ethel Jolliff . . . Society: Emerson. JACQUELINE KNOTT WINTERS . . . Guilford College, N. C. . . . Major: Home Economics; Minor: General Science . . . Home Economics Club . . . Modern Dance Group . . . Treasurer. Junior Class . . . Future Teachers ' Club . . . Little Sister: Martha Waugh . . . Society: Irving. LOUISE WEBB Mine Club 107 English . . . . House Vic, . President. W . Reading Clerk it Future Teachers ' Club Member. S.C.F. . . . lative. Best All-Round Students ' Association . Society: Irving. Louisburg, N. C. . . . Major; lliM. r , Vice-President, International Relations -President, Main . . . House President, irld Federalist . . . Treasurer, Y.W.C Senate, State Student Legislature . . . . . Modern Dance Group . . . Cabinet Business Staff, Echo . . . Senior Super- . . Corresponding Secretary, President. . . Little Sister: Rachel Gobbel . . . DAUN YOUNG . . . Minor: English . . . . . . Vice-President, President, Modern Dan Club . . . Senior Cla Society: Ir Secret,! r Canistco, N. Y. . . . Major: Chemistry; Math Club . . . Chamber Orchestra German Club . . . Treasurer, Vice :e Group . . . Athletic Board . . . G . Athletic As 1 Little Sister: Via Vice-President, borough . . . Pflge Thirl) nine BETTY COSTNER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tolented . . . ambitious . . . modest LOUISE WEBB BEST ALL-ROUND Efficient . . . determined . . . sensible HAZEL STALLINCS MOST ORIGINAL Witty . . . imoginotive . . . dramatic BARBARA LEE MOST ATHLETIC Peppy . . . bold . . . able MARY LANE STEMBRIDCE MOST POPULAR Gay . . . friendly . . . mirthful PEGGY STANTON BEST STUDENT Sweet . . . scholarly . . . reserved CLASS OFFICERS President: Jeanette Hester Vice-President: Emma Maxwell Secretory: Evelyn Loven Treasurer: Patricia Long Council Representative: Nancy Cranford Juniors . . . 1953 Patricia, Evelyn. Nancy, Emma, Ieanette v ' w7{ m R shape begins to rise and form . (?) by and we find n Class. It ' s a won issetl through the e 01 superiority as time. ■our Little Sister direct her in her the sweetest gal lot in your heart Rat Dal— a thing oi t ie pavrvlhis time wi sit on the sidelines and watch the activities. 1 iifr time the fDesnmen give us ap- pealing rather than fearful glances. This time we feel quite apart from the excitement— and perhaps there ' s a tinge of regret in some ol us. Now, for the lust time, we eleet those superlatives from our class— those among us who we think are especially outstanding. Its certain!) an honor ami a thrill to be elected, isn ' t it, Penny? Then, that long -waited -for occasion Our representatives in th Play Day. the wonderful Junior-Senior! The reflections of the lights the happ) smiles strains of the orchestra the culms of the decorations the magic of the List dance .ill the haul work behind the scenes the laughter and sighs of tearing down the carclulh arranged decorations the pleasant, lingering memories and. finally, the satisfaction that comes with knowing that our dance lor the Seniors was a huge success. All these and more, too, is the Junior-Senior Dance. May Day, with all its color and gaity, is one of the celebrations we ' ll all remember when we think about CI. C, especially this year since we chose the honor attendant. We ' re awfully proud to have Jo representing us. Diamonds and frat pins icalK start piling up this year as the girls discover they don ' t have too much longer to wait lor that Big Day. We .ill wish them the best of luck. But we ' ve got so much more work and responsibility; the schedule ol a junior at G. C. is a very full one. Rush week pop quizzes labs tests term papers parallel chapel programs added club activities gal) sessions plans lor the future moments ol quiet meditation. Yes, opportunities bring responsibilities . . . Anne cc lean Armstrong Dorothy Baber Harriett BlackweU Mildred Bradshavv Sylvia Bradsher Jane Brinklej Marx Esther Brown Martha Buie Carroll Butler Jean Campen Nancy Cranford Jo Cross Faye Dail Janette Davidson |olyn Davidson Sylvia Diehl Ellen Faulkner Frances I inch Letty Jean Fostei Jean Gilliam Mary Lou Goforth Martha Goodman Betty Groah Louise 1 larbison Marlene I larmon [eanette I lestei Pv.se Holland Shnlev I lomcslcv Joann Hoyle Sweet snugs to the othei classes on (,. ( ' . Day. Sus acks I ' eggv Ann |o ner Frances Kendrick Glista Kisei Judy Knight Page Forty- fiv I Jeanne Koonts Jo Alyce Lackey Margaret Long ' Patricia Long Evelyn Loven Ban Louise McDonald Carolvn McElrath Claudia Marsh Patricia Massev Emma Maxwell Lee Neal Eleanor Pavne n ' °m$pa Birthday parties costumes parties — we ' re nut particular! Fun only is our goal- when 10 o ' clock rolh around! where are our once carefree days? Marv Payne Hodena Penland Peggy Polk Wanda Price Ann Reid Elizabeth Robinson Sue Robinson Sue Ross Frances Sanders Johannah Schwarz Blanche Selden Frances Sharpe Mary Ada Shuller Pegg ' Simpson Dorothy Smith Nanc Kerr Snvder Edna Stokes Ruth Troutman Dana I vson Bennie Ruth Via Gladynell Watkins Eleanor Webb Margaret Anne White Peggv Whitfield With all this it seems we never can manage to take our much-looked- forward-to three nights out. However, in the midst of the Burr) of papers and the rush or meeting deadlines, a certain contentment and satisfaction takes hold. We pause and realize that this is our year - . - this is the year we can study those subjects we are most interested in. This is the year when a vocation in lite becomes a reality, and we understand, perhaps more than ever, the importance ol our job here. It ' s a wonderful and humbling ex- perience. The friends and memories of this year will go with us through our whole life. We have but one more year in which to cram everything we can into our college life. We ' ve begun lor the third time! Martha Widenhouse Betty Anne Williford Belt) Wilson Virginia Anne Wyne k5ii srouin rUjiifidSi Pa%e Forty MILDRED BRADSHAW MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Competent . . . informed . . . resolute S FRANCES FINCH MOST ORIGINAL Spontoncous . . . clever . . . gifted MARY PAYNE MOST POPULAR Vivacious . . . sincere . . . winning Junior Class MARY ESTHER BROWN BEST ALL-ROUND Enthusiastic . . . willing . . . capable PEGGY ANN JOYNER BEST STUDENT Industrious . . . conscientious . . . worthy MARLENE HARMON MOST ATHLETIC Dependable . . . energetic . . . zealous CI ASS OFFICERS President : l!i in II vckei i I ice President 1 i imi [ollife Secretary: Marie Craven Treasurer: Jane Connelli Council Representative: 1 Iei.en 1 urlington Sophomores Betty, Fane, I Iei en. Ethel, Marie M . Our hands touch and grasp an unknown mass t a glorious feeling! No more being the :ampus. lilo more closed study, lights out, sitting in erne m v English, or staying on campus tor that d even date dining the week ( ii we could I pretty far awa) . . . with the faint sign of ve succeeded in getting one rung ol that ond to the exalted name sophomore ng around to see whom the person was speaking to. ' h, certainly, it was wonderful to be welcomed to CI. C. for the lirst time, but it was even nicer to be among the welcoming group ourselves. This time we could really join in the fun of Hush Week— planning secrets in both societies, rushing the freshmen to the bookstore for cokes and nabs, serenading with high hopes, and then, on Decision Night, being part of the welcoming body again! Slowly our lives took on a more sedate pose Thelma Albritton Charlene Baddour Sarah Bates Bett) J Benfield Anita Betts Ann Brady [anet Brow n Mary Ann Callihan AllieCarr Mary Jo Caudle Ruth Caudle Jane C ' luk |ane Connelh Lael Corzine Barbara Craven Marie Craven Mar) [o Davis I lelen Dickens Martha Driesell Elizabeth Edwards [ane Edwards feanne I His Patricia 1 ields Frances Fishe] |une 1 ousl Joann Gadd) Jean Gentrj Augusta ( libson Martha ( llosson Rachel Gobbel Joan ( .in in Marj I ouise ( luntei Betty I lacketi Nancj Haltom I lizabeth Mai... Man [o Harris Helen Harwood |,in Hooper I li alxlh I lupins I - mise I lutchins mm |enkins Ethel Jollifl Virginia Riser Not ma lean I ai kc) I H 1 1 . i I i-li« ich Ruth I ynch ,,n VIcCollum Gwendolyn Maples Ramona Morton - v ' ; V v. IB r %s ® £ € € o f 4 ® f f ■ ■■■OK. ■ JM tWO loping to beat the faculty? things were different now We were the cats — instead of the lowly rats. ' ' We were doing the meowing instead of the bowing. No longer did we have to repeat that hated phrase, We are the frosh . . . Soon alter Rat Day came something new— I lelp Day. Our class had a big part in creating this, and we were happy over it! Help Day ? That was the day believe it or nut when Sophomores and Freshmen got together ami went to work on old G. C, making several improvements, including painting the vesper room on third Main. I hen came the unforgettable Freshman-Sophomore d.mee with its Autumn Howl theme. Everyone was gay and happy. Autumn leaves, school pennants, goal posts, and the large football surrounded by yellow chrysanthemums— our spirits soared high. The football theme was carried out to a 1 — the T-formation figure led by Jane Cocke and our own president, Bett) I lackett. Oh, no! Nut Schedule lime aeain! Joyous times came next Rushing to the dining room after chapel! Honoring our Bie Sisters with the Daisy Chain. Before: The fun is just beginning. _ Vr63 Thanksgiving and Christmas were here . . . These were wonderful holidays— but too soon thev were all over. Santa Claus certainly was good to some girls— diamonds and fraternity pins really took the limelight. Almost before we realized it, second semester was upon us, and with it, our frequent trips to Miss Letha Brock ' s office. Yes, we sophomores were trying to get courses lined up for a major and minor— and we thought we had a complicated schedule our first semester at G. C! Then came the Cap and Clown ceremony when we placed the caps and gowns on our Big Sisters. A lump in our throats took the place ot the happy feeling we usually had when we were with them— lor we knew graduation was not too Far off. And finally— the big day! We carried the daisy chain for our Big Sisters— and later proudly watched them march down the aisle to receive their well-earned diplomas. It was hard to belieye that two years had passed since hist we met them. Now we look forward to next year— we ' ll be juniors, with even more thrills to enjoy. Pun we ' ll always remember our sophomore days, ami what Urn we had! After: Somebody must liin e ho, I a eood time! £5u K am on a ff forte _. t ' l li V I i : f - ' • $  c . Shelton ( )wens Mary Pugh Julia RatlifF )anc Robins Edith Rose Alice Savage Maxine Scarborough Mai Schremp Jacqueline Sigman Peggy Smith Marv Lou Starke Doris Starnes Nancv Stedman Betsv Stoner Phyllis Stough Pegg) Sti.n horn Virginia Swain ce I alton llll l.ulnl lelen Turlington can Turner oyceVia Laila Vittands Sally Wagner zabeth Walker Martha Waugh Marv Lee White Amelia Wilkie Shirlev Windham Patneia Wright Prtge Fifh In CLASS OFFICERS President: I wi Cocke Vice-President: Pi c.i.i Ballard Secri ' tun : Mary III ill S Treasurer: Betty Bishop Council Representative: Nanci Francis Freshmen Nancy, Mary Lee, Betty, Peggy, Jane Our eager hands expectant lie is trying to nd themselves seemed to be ntacles were treshmen in a mersons or the again! No more upperclassmen :ling nl registra- issroom brought their heads low. Oh, but the S.C.F. brought milk, nabs, and apples at night to shelter them from the gathering black clouds . . . . . . Look out!!! What ' s that ahead? herine Anthony Nancv Bam [anelle Baker Peggi Ballard Marcia Bass Martha Beal Rachel Beasley I ranees Bellamy Betty Bishop Ann Brannock Grace Brantley June Bunn Sara Lee (. allihan Kathryn Clegg Bernell Cochran fane Cocke Milicent Colev Shirley Connatser Patsv C ravei Patsy C rawford g Q CI £ a « § ei ' 9 Maude 1 lizabeth II lan.ee Mar, Sue Have, Margaret Heath Ann Hendrix Margaret II. Ruth Holme, I lizabeth lh.lt Marilyn Horn Ink: I I. in, mull (Catherine lames Patricia Ion. Ann Ke.l Ivah Kiget Mabel King Margarel Knight Nancy Knox Mary lane I ass.te, Ann I re Martha Lcc l.u.e I cms loy Crowd Marilyn Crowt Nettie Damer. Betty l)clk B Jfc B S w loanne Dull Elizabeth Floyd lean I ortner Nancv Francis I lelen Garrett Inanita Gams Jayne Gibbs Lorraine Gillespie Patsv Graham Olema Grant foan Greenbera I ' hvll Mallie Harmon V- ( € o a o e © o § Po ;, ;|M - igfcj Bowing to a mighty Sophomore. The powerful gale of the first day of classes roared forward, A pull dl assignments, ,i wind ol tests, .1 blow I unsats — it seemed they were moving in circles. Oh, nappy day, a ra ol sunshine sent every freshman home .liter six weeks. C-r-a-c-k! The warmth ! home almost shattered their numb Feelings. This time the suit breeze of friendship gave them the spunk to hold on. Besides, In this time orientation pro grams had given them that brisk feeling ol being in the know. Hold your hats! 1 he hurricanes are coming— every night, in fact. At 6:30 promptly the high Ljalcs raced through the halls ol Main. Suddenly the awful void of study brought peace and quiet. I luh, 10 o ' clock already? The other side of the hurricane struck again, scattering cokes, candy, nahs, and gossip all over the place. I hen was the calm alter the storm. All was sale and sound at 10:45 on the dot. Open House- planned especially for us! Closed study! How we loved ,i Gentle, soothing winds came Page Fifty nine Decision Night— at last we have made ajt our minds ' . ( etting ready for ' la I )a . . the freshmen swayed with the fun. Thcv drifted with the thrill oi the I reshman-Sophomore dance. I hen came the excitement of 1 hanksgiving and Christmas. But watch for the tornado! Exams came rushing on with a swilt and strong current. Hold t ij lit — it is now or never! Slowly the steady breeze ot campus activities floated the new students into the routine ol upper-classmen. Second semester found the freshmen swaying and moving into the rhythm ol May Day. They were holding on with both hands now. I here was no way ol blowing them off! Yep, at times the freshmen lelt green, yellow, and even a bit rusty ; hut unlike the autumn leaves, the) hung on tightly. Now lirmh fixed, the) have drifted into the real G. t . spirit— reads lor vacation ami a new year! £5i4 s4can C obb Pane s,,,, V V rj tf? v : £ MX ludith Longest Elizabeth Love Ann McLain D,,ris McRae Louisa Matthews Martha Mav Jo Anne Mereiith Barbara Merritt Doris Midget! Alice Millei P, rtia Vann Mitchell Sylvia Moffitt Mary Lou Montgomery Margaret Ni.land Eleanor Oakley Ava Rav Owen |o Ann Padley Mary Palmore Anne Parker Katherine Patelidas Patricia Riley Carolyn Roebuck Stella Russell Shirley Sea-love, n Shepherd Valo Mar Shi v Nell Sillmon cy Snead Barbara Stalvey Geraldine Stanley Norma Steedman Sara Ann Stewart Olivia lappan Patricia Teague Carolyn Thompson Betty Ann Tvsinger Peggy lane Tyson Sarah Vamer Mary Lou Vaughan Norma lean Warren I ' aisv Washam lane Wells Mary Lee Wells Peggy West Doris White Ruth Ann White Anne Wilkinson Beaeh Wilson Madge Wilson Ellen Winslow Joyce Workman Page Sixty • Tours to the planetarium . . . club parties . . . speakers — the fellowship of common interests. Left to right: Nono Cranford, Rebecca Frazier, Day Students ' Representative; Nancv Haltom, Treasurer; Mildred Bradshaw, Corre- sponding Secretary , Jane Beam, First Vice-President; I ouise Webb, President; Jo- hannch Schwarz, Recording Secretary; Helen Dickens, Second Vice-President; Jean Byrd, Viik Francis, Helen Turlington. The Portias Of G. C. |ean Cobb I I 1 i:i I II I RANI is 1 I A burst of laughter a busy hum of voices a gentle rap on the table-thus begins the council meeting of the STUDENTS ' ASSOC 1 V HON on Mondaj night. What ' s on the agenda For tonight? Amending the constitution? Giving call-downs and restrictions? Discussing ways to uphold the honor system? Yes. the girls cm the council are always busy; but with such capable leaders. G. C. marches ahead. P ! Sixll fo First row: Buie, Butler. Marlene Harmon, Coreine, Huggins, Secretary; Stough, Gentry, Harbison, Covington. Second row. Pegg, S. Gibbs, Armstrong, Finch, F. Ken 3iick, Schremp, Allen, Gob- bel, Bodie. Third row: Acev. M. Payne, Penny, M. Brown, Vice-Presi- dent. Cobb, Maxwell, Evans. Stembridge, Margaret Good- man. Joy Little. President; Jolyn Davidson, Treasurer. Not pictured: Hilen Iwen, McCoy, D. . Webb. B. Friendship Is Their ITIotto ' I loudv hands gals! Sv circle left! rdner snade Strains from the hut? Yes, and it ' s the STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP cabinet girls on the job again. Besides greeting the new- students the first da ot school, providing fun and frolic on Wednesday evenings, planning Sunday and dorm vespers, and making Religious Emphasis Week a success, the girls on the cabinet find time to plan and have fun, too. These things make the fellowship live lor every girl on campus, and every G. C-ite is proud to he called a member of it. ADVISERS Seated: l)i. Stinson, Miss Cullis, Standing,: Dr. Ramsay, Dr. Huts, Ir. Smith. Not pictured: Dear Ward. Pflge Sixty-jiv Who ' s Who Who are the girls best known at Ct. (. ' .? Who is who on the college campus? The Class or ' 53 has six representatives in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. T hev were chosen because ol high scholastic standing, campus leadership, character and moral standing, and possibility tor future leadership. Jane— diligent, progressive vice-president ol the Students ' Association Carolyn— talented, conscientious president of the Senior Class Betsy— intellectual, industrious business manager ol the Echo Barbara Anne— keen-minded, competent editor ol the Collegian foY— sincere, inspiring president ol the S.C.F. [anice— versatile, capable editor ol the Handbook Rmong Students In Rmerican Universities Rnd Colleges jane Beam Marolyn Stanford fetsy 1 awrence SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Hendricks, President; Hoyle, B. Smith, Little, Arm- strong, Beam, Cousins. Standing: Alexander, Jovner, Secretary and Treasurer; Massey, Harbison, Bodie, Stanford, Pegg, K. Owen. C. Kendrick, Stanton. Not pictured: Laughlin. [UNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: Davis, Gobbel, B add our. Secretary Treasurer: Janet Brown. Benfield. Nat pictured: Mary Lee White. President, Slow: Young Ladies Working! Barbara Anne Smith joy little Janice Alexander Does he expect us to do that? ... Me must think time grows on trees ... I ' ll never wade through all this ... Thus lament HONOR SOCIETY students. But somehow, someway, the) always come out on top, Page Si.Ui seven Rlways On The Go 01 I ICERS President: Catherine Covington Vice-President: Wanda Price Secretary : Mary Jo Caudle Treasurer: Mary Lee White Council Representative: Rebecca Frazieb I ' ll surely wear out the street from home to G. C. campus il I follow this schedule all year, Becky exclaims. 1 watch is never right with school time— either too fast or too slow! complains Catherine. Yes indeed- the DAY STUDENTS have problems too, even though they are never homesick. Like clockwork, they always come through with their best foot forward, as they busily meet their well-filled schedule. Through the year they participate in numerous activities on campus— a tea for new students, a Christmas party, a dance, and a banquet in the Spring. This group is a real asset to Greensboro College. First row: Fra .cr, A. Russell, |uli.. Brown, M. Callihan, S. Callihan, Warren, Covington. Marv Lee White. M. Caudle, Wright. Second raw: R. Scarborough, Price. Higgins, M. Craven, j. Wells, Costner, Hendricks, Waugh Windham, Love. Third row: Burch, Clegg, M. Wells, Slgnian. Hooper. Lewis. D. White. Robins, Stuart. Not pictured: Widenhouse, M. Haves. Winters. Rudd. i ' i Si ' . ' i eight Sr. Sealed: Erma Thornburg, Sylvia Bndie, Barbara Pritchett, Chief; [oann McCoy, Nancy Holt. Standing: Mozelle Masters, Roselyn Spivey, Sue Gibbs, Paula Pegg, Christine Sugg, Anne Rudd, Alice Garrett, Jo Ann Watltins. Rmbassadors Of Charm Girls in white-the SENIOR MARSHALS . . . always eager tn help . . . Bitting here and there . . . smiling graciously at guests . trekking down the long aisle with late-comers. . . . ies, these are the attentive, attractive hostesses ol (Xlcll, ex- tending warm hospitality to (A C ' . ' s visitors. Pnge Sixty Left to right: Susan Jackson, Alice Garrett, Ch Margaret Long, Dorothy Baber. Maxine Scarborough, Bib ' 11 Tucker Team Alice, can the music students wear blue jeans to Odell? Gosh, Dot, why can ' t I wear mv pajamas to the bookstore? I he) ' re silk li.it about Jitterbug- ging in the parlor? If vou want someone who can answer your questions about your social manners and dress, just head for a member of the SOCIAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE. These arc the well-versed girls who can be your chief problem-solvers. With Eyes On Tomorrow Children, let ' s sing about jack and Jill Give mc that sling shot, Johnrn Bill, you can date outside o) c lass. The FLU LIRE TEACHERS say take your choice— primary, elementary, high school- youll still be an old maid. Most of them say We don ' t really plan to teach, but just in case — in case tbe graduate! After all is said and done, however, each will admit that teaching is a wonderful and inspiring experience long hoped for. Page Seventy Top Sergeants Don ' t forget to sign out! Just remember closed study. . . . A puzzled freshman? One who doesn ' t know the rules? Why, there is no such thing around here. The FRESHMEN COUNSE- LORS see to that! With their friendly adyice, they do all they can to make the new students feel right at home. Return Performance A certain group of our students most probably heard about G. C. over one of those first breakfasts of pabulum or milk toast. They are our G. C. DAUGHTERS, one of the mainstays of our honorable tradition. Theirs is the duty to keep G. C. ' c standards as high as they were when Mother chose it to be her Alma Mater. Here ' s hoping from them we ' ll see some G. C. Granddaughters, too. rgie White. Glosson, Walker, B. Craven. Seco.nl row: Jenkins. Harbison, borough, E. Robinson, Treasurer; Alexander, President; Koonts, Vice-President; Dameron. Third row: Miss Letba Brock, M. Long, Graham, Merritt, Stott, I.irtis. Turner, lisx l.i [Untk. I«urth rote: little. Anthony. Bain, Davis. id. 1. Callilian, S. Callihan, Canipen, Jovncr, V. Kiser, K. Owen, Schwarz, Page Seventy- Religion In Rction Who put that surprise in youi P. O. box this morning? That was from mv Secret Pal- she has reallv been good to me this year. Each of the eighty members of the RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLUB had a Secret Pal to be especially nice to during the year. This helped to make the members feel more a part of the organiza- tion. A few of the many interesting programs of the year included a tour through the new local churches; a talk by a missionary to Africa. Lorena Kelley; and dis- cussions of caravaning and work camps that were held in several states. — ... — , — .-j- 7 ' J: Riley, Padlc Sharps, Sw; Second roi : Martha G Beasley, J. 1 Bens. Mnrti Masters. Stc P. fyson, V Shinn, Workii 1-President; P. Owen, President 1. Bain. M. Wilson, Miller, llnmeslev Jolliff, A. Fields, Reid, M. Scarborough Marlene Harmon, rfeird row: Cousins ins. Joyner, Cobb, Stokes, I). Tyson lodroan, Bradshaw, Stembridge, Allen le|l K. rij;lil: Brjdshau, Wethme,t,,n. I W.I.I Finch, PllbHcit) Chairman; B. Lee, M. Brown, . Garrett, Presiaent; Campen, Homesley, Hilem: Not pictured: B. Via. Loren, Croah. (.. Watkins lil.itl.ncll. Lv Peace Through One World We believe that work peace can be created and main t.iined only under a world federa government. . . . 1 his is the voice of the Greensboro College chap ter ol the LI MILD WORLI FEDERALISTS-one of the most interesting organizations on campus. I hese girls learn the can help to create a ur • iikI peaceful world. I ' iii;. ' Sci ent) tu Politically-minded Girls In times like these every cam- pus has a strong need for an IN- TERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB. G. C. is very fortunate to have such an active one. The I.R.C. has been successful in pro- moting interest on campus in na- tional and international affairs. Bv informing and arousing interest in the girls, the cluh is able to in fluence others with whom (.. ( girls come in contact. Election yeai gave the I.R.C. new incentive and purpose. It was able to give the girls good over-al] pictures of both candidates; so that, had thcv been eligible, tbe would have voted wisely. Thus thej are making better citizens jn leaders ha tomorrow. ?mwm w ilkie, l onn Robinson, llctiv Wilson. Buic, Secretary-Treasurer; ; Janet Brown, Librarian; McCoy, Hileman, B. Lee, Slenihrulee. Rod. M.nlene ll.irin.in. Ciru.ili, Kncints. Schremp, G. 1. 1 ODg, F. Kcndr: ., Wright Edw Beasley, Ho First row. Masters, Seagroves, Hooper, Schremp, Gobbel, McElrath, Starke, President; Owens, Secretary rreasurer. Seci Brinkley, Heath, Coley, Finch, Bradsher, Gibson, ■ w atkins, Diehl. Third row: Stanley, Knox, Oakley, Little. A. Owen. ( r.mh.rd. Hr.idskiw. R. Se.irb ugh, ( ninii.nl, Tvsineer. Maxwell, I ' liMum Chairman; li« Cullis. Not pictured ll.il.er. fl Thing Of Beauty Is R Joy Forever I he smell til paint the joy nt creating something beautiful the triumph of an exhibit well done the posters you just don ' t have time to finish the problems, Which colors do you mix, now? the rush the fun the accom- plishments. Yes, everybody will agree that the AR1 CI UB has a big part in making the G. C. campus what it is. Page Sevent-) t in Left m right: Baddour, (ackson, Secretary; S. Robinson, M. Payne, S. Gihh-., Business Manager; Massey, Marlene Harmon. Gilliam and Bradshaw, P.iW.ah ( ill. Stallings, President; Acey, Pugh. Not pictured. Little. Cue For Fun I ley, Pugh, 1 stuck mull thumb through this flat. What happens now? Gosh, Mrs. Perkins, 1 can ' t fee] this line. It just sounds dead. I lelp! Sue, somebody stepped on the train ol mv dress. . . . Weird conversation? Nope, just tin common vocabulary lor the gals who claim the stage as their habitat. Loving the smell nl grease paint, not minding having mashed the best thumb while making a Flat, knowing the thrill that the words Places, everybody; lights, curtain bring, and rejoicing with a fellow over a role well played— these arc the things closest to the gal who proudly beams, 1 am a G. C. PLAYER. Girls Without R Hometown You should ' ve heard what the parsonage committee said when they saw the hole in the living room ceiling where mv little brother fell through from the attic ' Bet you were moved when eon fe rence met that Fall. So goes some ol the conversa lion at a meeting of the I ' . K. ( 1 LIT,. II you want to talk with girls who have had a variety ol experi ences, just drop in on jn informal meeting ol the preachers ' kids. I he life of a P. K. is one that is never dull, and the G. C. group is no exception. First i ii Blackwell, Morton, Pros i ( hairman o oman - Socieli o Christian Service; Lynch, Chairman a) the Board; Benfield, District Superintendent; Penny, Bisfiop; loyner, Minister; Washam, U.,u Second lylor, Heath, Acey, Man Lee White, Groah, S h, Belts, Palmon Third rov Pegg Brantley, Hart, Sharpc, Masters, Price, I. Pavnc, Stanford Vol pictured |olyn Davidson, Kim, I evvis, Shuller, Widcnhouse. Page Seventy four Left to rieht: Dr. Mavfield. Troutman, Scldcn, Spivey, Vice-President; Carr. Janette Davidson, Foster. Ross. Neal. Reporter; Cheatham, President; Strayhorn, Margie White. Secretary-Treasurer; Hutchins, Wagner. Not pictured: Costncr, Foust. musical RBC ' s One, two, three, clap your hands! It vou ever pass a practice room in Oclell and see a girl (who looks as if she ' s old enough to know better singing something like this, you ' ll know she ' s a MUSIC EDU- CATOR. These girls, who prac- tice-teach with every age group from kindergarten through high school, work harder than most foi the coveted degree, Bachelor ol Music Education. Rhythm masters Swing hip, two. three, lour. I ace front, reverse, fall 1 Out recital was a lug success, don ' t vou think so? Carolyn, how did you like the choreograph) of this number? . . . When vou hear tins lingo, you ' ll know that our creative gals of the MODERN DANCE GROUP are in action again. These are the students who seek new wavs for sell expression— and do doggone well at it, too! A Left to right: Airs. Bell, Neal. I Webb Hoyle, Secretary Tret Starke. Center: McCoy. Evans, t heatham, Young ice President; B surer; Margie White. Jackson, Stallings, Pn Page Sevent, fa The Little Rebels Are li hum Dixie? Yes, I ' m from Dixie. . . Yes, the G. C. Chapter of the UNITED DAUGHTERS OF II IE CONFEDERACY strives to keep alive the spirit of the South. Meetings open with a loyalty ritual to the United States flag and the Confederate flag. Also included are visits to homes and museums with Confederate background and a joint meeting with the Greens- boro Chapter of LI.D.C. A big feature this year was a play show- ing G. C. days during the earlv 1900 ' s. All these activities are designed to pay loving tribute to our Con- federate ancestors. I,, si row: Beach Wil Second row: Williford, McElrath, Janet Brown Registrar; Wright, Stone Secret Elrod. Chaplain; Margie White, President; Dickens. I: t onnelly, Treasurer and Historian; Laurence. Schwarz, Muggins. Not pictured: Gunter, Rrtisans Of Living [ lie wa to a , ' s h, Of course, these smart girls know that there ' s more to the art ol keeping house than having the entrees reach when the bread gets done! You ' ve already figured out their major, but just to make sure, I,, Iks Ibis is the HOME I ( ONOMK S CI III!. Lucky guys! Seated: Babcr. J. Lackev. S. Robinson, Treasurer. Standing: E. Robinson. M. Loi K. Owen. Sugg, M. Callihan, Gunter. N, Smith, Winters, S. Callihan, J. Via. G. Riser, Secretary) Dail, |. Edwards, g. Vice-President; J. Watkms, Pritchett, if pictured: Fonville. President; Patricia ' , .; Sei ' iih six The Einsteins Of G. C. Would you like to know why poison is poison or how scientifi- cally to blow up the Arts and Science Building? I low about a visit to the citv laboratory, or even better, to the state laboratory in Raleigh? The members of the CENO- ZOIC CLUB are up on the scien- tific facts of the times. Someday we will not be surprised to hear that one ol these girls has received the Nobel Prize in physics or chemistry. Scaled: Fr.i irr, l ' lciidcnl: Slmllei. Holland. Secretary. Staitdinv: Vittands Publicity Chairman; Turlington, Elrod, Miss Cole, Goforth, Vice President! M. Long, hss Smith, Sanders Not pictured: k Owen, Program Chairman: Watkins Hutto Baddour, Patricia Smith, First row: J. Knight, Vice-President; Ratliff. Second row: Fisher, Owens, Starke, Cousins, Publicity Chairman; Padley, Greenberg, Blackwell, Secretary-Treasurer; Stokes, rhornburg, Lawrence, President. Not pictured: Connelly. Conine, Cross, I. Cobb-., Harbison, Massey, Palmore, Simpson, Stalvey, Suiter, Vainer, Vauehn Vittands, Washam, E. Webb, Wilk.e. ilkms,,n. Betty Wilson. Workman. math Rnd Rftermath rheG. C. MATH CLUB finds lliat algebra and geometry can be fun. I he annual trip to the Plane- tarium at Christmas is always a big feature. Add movies, parties, and business men to discuss the relationship of math to the busi- ness world, and you ' re sure to come out yyith interesting grams. pro Yes, these girls know how to gel the most out of two plus two. Page Seventy- Left. Swain, Assistant in Wain; Selden, Gaddy, Click, Connelly, Belts, Marlene Harmon Chief Warden. Riulit: Shinn, Knox, Cravet, Francis, Buss. Gilliam. Assistant in Hudson; Pegg, Wellington. Stallings, Assistant in Fir;. E. Robinson, M. Scarborough. Not pictured: N. Holt. Hose Rnd Ladder An alarm clock set for an un- thinkable hour a flashlight with ever-ready batteries a meeting behind closed doors I the coming event a towel, coat, and shoes near the bed a struggle with a reluctant riser roll call in the freezing night air a broken alarm box that won ' t stop ringing. . . . Yes, these are some of the high- lights in the life of the FIRE WARDENS-G. C. ' s own indis- pensable tirewomen to whom we owe a big hand lor hard work well done ' . Down ITIexico Way I li, what ' s the rush: ' ' the 1 want to make SPANISH CLUB meeting. To- night Dr. 1 leironimus is going to teach us Christmas carols in Span ish. Dim miosl Wasn ' t that poem beautiful that Dr. Dunstan gave in Spanish? You have just heard some girls who work with the Spanish tongue and have mucho tun while doing it. With the leadership ol Or. I leironimus and Dr. Dunstan, these students get the genuine llnill of mastering the- Spanish way. First row: Stough, [enkins, Lynch, Craver, [anel Brown, Secretary; Betsy Harris, R ctlili Merritt Second row I), Smith, President; Harry, Steedman, Gobbel, Starke B Smith. Owens Standing Heath, B. Craven, Treasurer; Holmes, Bain. Dr, Heironimus, Swain, Connelfv, Gentry, Wilkie, I Edwards, Fisher, Vice-President. Vol pictured ( tawford, McRae, Coley, A. Lee, Dnesell, P. Fields. Dr. Dunstan. i e ent) eitjlii Seated: Beach Wilson, Stalvey. S. Robinson, Vice-President; Armstrong, Seagroves, E. Thompson. Standing: Troutman. Knox, Benfield, President; James. Not pictured. Leftwich, Secretary; Turlington, Treasurer; Gillespie, McDonald, May, Mitchell, Patelidas, Snead, J. Via. Deutsch Klub Willkommen! Wir sind sebr (mli, euch in unserem klub zn begruessen! No, you ' re not actuall) in Get manv, but you ' re just as near to it as you can get on the Ci. C. campus. It ' s the GERMAN CLUB meeting to he sure! There ' s loads ol Fun and Fellowship, and .ill in German, too. mademoiselles Of Paris The hut sailed lor Paris, France, with Captain Joyner and her crew eyery second Tuesda) of the month. These tours— none other than the FRENCH CLUB meet- ings—were trips tilled with music, games, discussions, and interest ing speeches. E en il all you could sav was Oiii or Non, you were we] corned aboard. Now we say Bon voyage alter another very successful year under the guidance of Dr. Stinson, the club ' s adviser. sH We Grahan K ; h. lured: Dicta is, ' Davi . W il ' tai s i.i iimi Matthew lint Third Dame] i ' i 1. Holt, illunjs. Bliss. ■ |, ,11,11, Can 1 mrth rou s, l len Blackwell. M. Sea , u r .--],.. Mao Lee Whiti McLain, J. Gibhs, Mortoi Pnge Seventy nine Echo Bards Rnd Business The trouble all started last spring— phone calls, innumerable letters, appointments, contracts. Even in the summer the burden and dread continued. Then this fall— an autumn obstacle course! The wording and rewording ol endless pages of copy . . . plaguing thoughts of deadlines . . . the clitter-clatter of typewriters, their rvhthni sounding late into the night . . . scheduling of pictures . . . pleading lor snapshots . . . or with tear-filled eyes begging hard-boiled businessmen lor ads . . . relax races to get last minute shots to engravers . . . and finally the message to importunate overlord editors and engravers: Yes, we are on schedule! Then, believe it or not. the brighter side came! Deadlines were met . . . ad-getters once more raised their heads ... a snappy stall cheered, saving, Sign on the dotted line below. ' T hese ami numberless other things. Result? 1953 ECHO. Peggy Stanton f ,1, 1 u, in -Chief Left to right: Stanton, Editor; Stal- ling, Photo Editor; Greene, iterarj Staff; Q.bb. Class Editor; P. Owen, Literary Staff; Beam, Art Editor; Reid, Janet Brown, Pugh, Frazier, Covington, B. Lee. Blackwell, M. Long, Business Staff; Neal, Sports Editor; Lawrence, Business Manager; Joyner, Assistant Literary Editor; Margaret Goodman, Literary Editor; Starnes, Morton, Jack- son. Literary Staff. Not pictured. Jolyn Davidson. Club Editor; Hoyle, Music Editor; Seagroves, Knox. M. Payne, I iterary Staff; Rudd, Gilliam, Business Staff. Page I igfeti Magnates The mouthpiece E V Barbara Anne Smith Editor-in-Chief A mad rush to the Advocate office, an [pana sunk ' for the businessmen ol Greensboro, a frantic effort to Imcl room for .1 last minute article. . . . But it s worth every minute of it for members ol the LIT ERAR AND BUSINESS STAFFS when on Friday night the) hear someone say, O goody, goody, its COL- LEGIAN time again! % [ulia Brown Business Manager Farther table: Belts, Frazier, M. Long, Albritton, Reid, B. Lee, [anet Brown, Baddour, J. Knight, Acey, Assistant Editor; Neal, Goforth, McElrath, Drie- sell, Homeslev, [ackson, I- Lackey, Cr,,ss. Joyner, Managing Editor; Gob- bel. Firsi table; Gorzine, Marlene Har- mon, Swain. Schremp, Butler, P.Owen, Assistant Business Manager; G usins Table at right D. Smith. A. Fields, Wellington, B. Smith. Editor; Morton. Vittands, Uiehl. Starnes, Man Lee White, Davis, Stanford, Bridie. Bvrd. Not inclined, lulia Brown, Business Manager. Bonne, Margie White. Fos- ter, k. Owen, Dail, Buie. Huggins, Stembridge, Hatlitt, Peggy Smith, Whitfield. Printer ' s Ink Club Have vou ever wondered how the news of G. C. gets out to the public? This responsibility tails to none other than the PRESS CLUB, and under the guidance of their faculty adviser, Miss Ginn, these budding journal- ists really do an excellent job. They send articles to the Greensboro papers and also to the Christian Advocate. Janet Broun Ignorance . . . Excuseth no fTlan To go . . . or not to go. . . . 11 that ' s the question, girls, you ' ll IiikI the answer to it and many sim ilar questions all drawn up for you in the student 1 1ANDBOOK. This little volume is designed to serve as a pocket guide to G. C. . . . rules, regulations, organizations, calendar of events, and all! Page Eighty-tht Stand-by For Rction Some da we ' re going to beat that Faculty! . . .Let ' s hurry up so we can get in front of the ham- burger line! You guessed it— Plaj I ).i is over, and the faculty has won another softball game! Thanks to the ATHLETIC BOARD, G. C. girls have lots of sporting activities to look forward to throughout the year. These girls work hard to sec that the tournaments, picnics, the swimming meets, and the horse show reall) go over in a big way. Si led Ballard, President; B Lee, 1 k President Young, Secretary; Alexand Treasurer; Steadman, Cheerleader; Hug • irl ni I I irro n VIcCov, 1 larbison ( obb, Holland, ( ross, Elrod W inton, Bi Meal Vol pii lured Ste brid ;i ITIiss G. c. Who ' s the gal that arranges the Faculty-Student games during the year? Who plans a Play Da with several neighboring col- Who is the girl who ' s around iust when she ' s neededr Yon guessed ii 1 She ' s our Mabe. Miss G. C. of 1953- Mable Ballard. Rthletes Of The Year Members of the G CLUB have been awarded letters For outstanding participation in sporting events. I hose green-and-white G. C. sweaters are lew and far between, hut the girl who wean one is recognized all over campus as being a real leader in athletics! Left to rigfct: 1 Irod, Ballard, Young, B. Le Another G. C.-ite Hits The Trail Tell me, Lou, about the BIT ' N SPUR CLUB. On, it ' s wonderful and so exciting— the uneasiness of try-outs; the amazement of being accepted; the thrill of hurrying to Sedgefield twice a month to hit the trail again on that favorite horse; the cook-out in the midst of all nature ' s beauty. Then, Blue Ribbon Day — the day of the horse show, when all the riders show their skill in riding. All this and much more go to make up the G. C. Bit n Spur Club. The members ol the club: Ann Brady, Portia Mitchell, Shelton Owens, Secretary- Treasurer; Betty 1 larris, Gerry Lee Elrod, President; Man 1 Lou Goforth, Louise Harbi- son, Vice-President; Mrs. Thiel, and Margaret Knight (not pictured ). Sports Calendar What, in our eventful days at G. C, will stick in our memories and go down the years with us? Can we ever forget the golf games in the autumn, with the colored leaves blowing to spoil our aim? And those long cold walks to the Y before we plunged into even colder water lor swimming class? What about the aching muscles caused by modern dance and horseback riding? The badminton, tennis, and archery games in the spring when the blustering wind blew our carefully-aimed shots off their course? Or the hilarious fun of folk dancing, and the scram- bled melee of the volleyball and basketball games? No, we answer promptly; these things we ' ll never forget. They have been a very import ant part of our days at G. G, and we ' ll always remember them. . . . Rush Week . . . memories of the Christmas Dance . . . fTlay Day — the social whirl of G. C. Rt Ease Dining, dancing, watching TV in the hut— all before the big I loliday Dance in December. Rush Week— that get acquainted first week of school— brought a G. C. Carmen Miranda to the Irving open house. Stevenson ' s the man lor us! . . . Let ' s clean up Washington— put Ike in! G. C. really went all out For the candidates on Rally Day in chapel. G. C. Day . . . with all its Fun and hilarity. Each class tried to out-do the other — in songs, decorations, jokes. Wonder where these girls got those be-yu-ti-ful hats? Watch those Seniors smile! 1 hey have Finally grasped that precious sheep skin 1 Shouts, tears, laughter! It was Decision Night again! Kitei weeks of planning and rushing, that victorious night finally came! Painting scenery, giving the Finishing touches to the costumes, arranging the furniture. . . . [ he girls backstage arc always busy— getting everything read) for the first curtain call that will come onl too soon. 1 lie Cap and Gown Ceremony— the daj when the Seniors really became Seniors! From then on. every Thursday, the dignifiedl) walked down the aisle in chapel, wearing their precious ' attire. Going down the receiving line . . . talking to Catherine, Becky, and the others. . . . The Day Students ' Tea here again! This is the time when facult) and campus students become better ac- quainted with the town students. Keynote: Good rimes Gathering at the P. O. . . . hoping lor some mail . . . finally getting the letter- Looks as it these girls got some interesting mail, huhi . . . The faculty was tops again— in softhall and volleyball. Seems there ' s no getting around it— they really keep the students on their toesl . . . Play Day in November with neigh boring colleges proved to be lots of fun. Tennis and volleyball were the order of the day We were proud ot our G. C.-ites. . . . Seeing old Friends again . . . eating bullet style in the dining room . . . pointing out to others the new facilities at G. C.— Homecoming was all tins to us. . . . Decorating the Christmas tree was fun— but even more fun was the joy of singing carols around the lighted tree. If we didn ' t have the holiday spirit before, we certainly got it then! J Everywhere the gold and purple greeted the new students. Da-da, da-da, da-da-da-da-da, da-da . . . C ' mon, gals, let ' s do the Mexican hat dance . . . Look, I just drew the lucky number tor a real date! Yes, the livings were on the job again— welcoming the Freshmen to G. C . and their Mexican fiesta. Ever) thing was in kill swing, hut the km really came on Decision Night, when the members were received by the old livings with open arms. Carolyn Evans President Irving Society OFFICERS MARSHALS Seated: Loven, Censor; P. eft to right: Tavl Long, Chaplain; Evans, Presi- II. Itom, Schremp, H dent; Gaddv, Accompanist. W( id, Huggins, Stedm: Standing: Koonts, Critic; Cross, Treasurer: Stanford, Correspond mg Secretary; Julia Brown, He cording Secretary; Beam. ice Emerson Society OFFICERS Seated: Corzine, Correspond H£ Secretary; B. Owen, Presi- dent; |. Knight, Censor. Stand- ins,: B. Lee, Vice-President; Margaret Goodman, Accompa- nist; Marlene Harmon, Critic; G. Kiser. Treasurer; M. Pavne, Pie Bordinf Secretary. Not pictured: Icey, Chaplain. left to right. Dicke Swain, Starke. Connel Hackett, Morton. I ban Owen President The political thrill of the he all and the end all of the Emerson contest . . . shoes worn out from too much square dancing . . . clapping and singing with the Minstrel ' s Dixie . . . white-robed group singing and presenting a candlelit E between the dorms . . . the impressive tableau ot all the thrill of being able to say truthfully on Saturday night— We ' ve put old Emerson on top. With Songs In Their Hearts OFFICERS President: Martha Bubch Vice-President: Helen Dickens Secretary : Louise I Iarbison Librarian: Augusta Gibson Business lanager: Mary Esther Brown Accompanist: Eleanor Payni Student Director. Betty Costner Practice, studv, diction, breathing, rhythm, dynamics— these notes join to form the harmony of the GLEE CLUB. Constant reminders— Drop the jaw . . . feel it, girls . . . put on that aspirate . . . umlaut that ' LI ' . . . look at me! Work and worry and grow to love it, so that on the tours we mav share one of God ' s great girts with others. First row. Gibson, McCov, Hovle, Wagner, McLartv, E. Thompson, Benfield. Simpson. Costner, S. Russell, Bunn. Grant, Huggins, Troutman, Ellis. Janet Brown. Foust, Carr, Accv Conine, Harbison, Mr. Williams. Second row. D. Smith, McDonald, Penny, Hackett. Betts. Price. James, M. Wilson. G. Kendrick, Keil, J. Wells. Oaklev. Jolliff, Haltom, Montgomery, Dickens, Selden. Gobbel, Sharpe. S. Haves, Tappan. Third mr: Snvder, Padlev. Hutchins. P. Owen. Burch, R. White. Morton, Palmore, Mallie Harmon, Dull. P. Tyson, Janette Davidson, Stott, M. Broun. Moffitt, M. Craven, Beam, Armstrong. Center. E. Payne. Not pictured Bishop, Ratliff. Stalvey. tffiitfttettttmiij ;•■ ■ =« 4  | First roir: E. Thompson, Butler, Driesell, Davis, Treasurer; Price, Hoyle, Secretary; Margie White, G. Kendrick. President; Troutman. Second row: Miss Singer, Spivev, McCoy, Bodie, Penny, Stanford, Hester, Costner, Vice-Presi- dent; Hendricks. Dean Nelson. Third roie: Lawrence. Ewing, Armstrong. Snyder, E. Pavne, Stott. Neal. Fourth roxv. Cheatham, Burch, Selden, Boss. Foster, [anette Davidson, McDonald. „i pictured: Beets, Can M. Caudle, C lick. Corzine, B. Craven, M. Craven, Faust, Gaddy, Hackett. Harbison. Hutchins, lolhtl. Masters. Morton, Bus- sell. Stembridge, Wagner. Windham. Firs! row: Bodie, President; Mrs. Hansen, Love, 1 [ hompson, Wagner. Second roie: |. Wells, Davis, Steed man. M. Caudle, Armstrong. Vice- President; Neal. Treasurer; Boss, No- land. Strayhorn, Dudley. Covington, Hendricks. Tfcird row: Margaret Good- man, Hoyle, Gilliam. C. Thompson. M Wells, Mitchell. Center: Mr. Han- sen. Nol pictured: Lewis. A. Russell, Librarian. Keeping In Tune Sponsored bv Dean Nelson and Miss Singer, the G. C. MUSIC CLUB is neither sharp nor flat, but right on key. Snapp) rhythm and true pitch measure the ac- tivities ol these music majors and minors. They share their musical talents in various worthwhile projects, including benefit programs. These girls keep in tune by creating blended hat monv on campus. Harmony Hep ' ' Somebody give me an A please; 1 know this violin ' s out of tune! . . . Mr. I lanscn, my valve ' s stuck again, and I can ' t find my music! . . . All to the accompaniment ol the tw ingles and twangles of orchestra tuning. Despite the squeaks and groans that go band- in-hand with a group of twenty-five assorted mu- sicians, the G. C. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA plays its merry way through the school year, adding the warmth and color ol good music to man) college functions. Prtge Ninety-seven Curtain Going Up It was indeed a real thrill when Madame Arcati conjured Charles ' first wife hack to the house he occupied with his second wife, Ruth. The complications that followed provided tun for the audience as well as the cast in Blithe Spirit. in Uncle Remus, the young and old delighted in seeing all the creatures come to lite tor a rollicking scene around the mill pond where Brer Rahhit tooled everyone into thinking the moon had actually dropped into the water. Pleasures With sleigh bells ringing the arrival of G. C the parlor gives the enchanting effect of a Winter Won derland. [he gentle melodies of dance music suit shuffling of feet gliding across the floor and t I lolidav Dance becomes one of the highlights ol the year. Black and white tuxedos swirling skirts— another ol the Ci. C. dances is uell undei way. I be dining loom. transformed into an Autumn Bowl, provides the setting the Freshman-Sophomore Dance. Danced Well may Day . . . 1952 A tew - seconds of breathless expectation, then the moment we had waited tor . . . the highlight of the da) when the lovely Queen ol May was crowned. There was merriment on this gala occasion . . . Hansel and Gretel came to lire . . . excited voices tilled the air . . .beauty was on parade . . . the ehorus set the mood tor festivity ... all paid homage to our queen . . . mirth was the keynote of Ma Day. J 46 may Day V66 fo C roJJ Maid of Honor may %i Barbara fntcLtl Senior Attendant l ' i65 oM ' J4oliand Junior . {ttendani Day liii £5etfii jean Jwen Senior Attendant re iiS __W Kobinson junior Attendant is fr axinc — carboroiiah Sophomore Attendant [Tlay fii6 J klneu _J eaarot e4 Freshman Attendant IS v -Jr Day re iis iOartMira J tau ' cti Freshman Attendant 13 JJ r ancu J tcdman Sophomore Attendant he Time Has Come We paused before the doors ol Odd I ... a long line ot black-robed, black-capped figures ... a moment this side of the future . . . a grain in the hour-glass ol time, preparing to drop swiftly. Memories ol the past lour years appeared and fled quickl) before our eyes— years of study, gossip, tears, and forming friendships, each girl re- membering the precious moments which symbolized her college days. But then, too soon, the music led our venturing leet down the well-wor n aisles; and as it swelled to a throbbing pitch, each ot us heard the grain fall to join eternity— tor we were then graduates. Commencement Program 7:30 10:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. 3 00 p.m. 4 00 p.m. 5 00 p.m. 6 30 p.m. [1:00 a.m. 2:00-4:00 4 00 p.m. I riday, May 29, 1953 -Meeting of the Executive Committee oi the Alumnae Association Saturday, May 30, 1953 Annual Meeting ol the Alumnae Association— Odell Audi- torium -Alumnae-Student Luncheon including Banquet ol the rorty- Niners — College Dining Room -Reunion Class Meetings - Forty-Niners Pilgrimage to the Bumpas-Troy Nome -( lass I ).i Exercises— Terrace -Senior Class Dinner Sunday, May 31, 1953 -Baccalaureate Sermon- est Market Street Methodist Church Bishop Costen J. Harrell, D.D., Litt.l)., Bishop of Western North Carolina Conference p.m.— Art Exhibit— Art Studio -Reception h President ami Mrs. 1 larold 1 I. I lutson honoring members of the graduating class— Parlors, Mam Building Monday, June I, 1953 10:30 a.m.— Graduating Exercises— Odell Memorial Auditorium Annual Address— Dr. T. Chadbourne Dunham. M.A., Ph.D. Professor of German and Humanities, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio Student List Acey, Anne Darden, 160 Hawthorne Drive. Danville, Va. Albritton. Thelma. Snow Hill. N. C. Alexander. Janice. Chatham Hotel, Siler City. N. C. Allen. Margaret, 102 Dewees Ave.. Rockingham, N. C. Anthony, Katherine, 110 Pine St., Gaffney, S. C. Armstrong. Jean, 22 Poplar St.. Belmont, N. C. Baber. Dorothv. 115 West Graham St., Shelby, N. C. Baddour. Charlene, 806 Stewart Ave.. Clinton, N. C. Bain. Nancy. 335 Fountain Place, Burlington, N. C. Baker. Jane ' lle, 1222 May Court. Burlington, N. C. Ballard. Mable, Rt. 2. Fuquay Springs. N. C Ballard. Peggy Ann, 1424 Waverlv Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Bass. Marcia, ' Sackett Point Road, ' North Haven, Conn. Bates, Sarah Ann, 1214 Princeton Ave., Charlotte. N. C. Beal, Martha, 506 Hillcrest Ave.. Burlington. N. C. Beam. Jane. 612 Sunset Drive, High Point, N. C. Beasley, Rachel. Box 474, Mayodan, X. C. Bellamy. Frances. 1918 Market St., Wilmington. N. C. Benfield. Betty Jo, Walkertown, N. C. Belts. Anita, Caixa Postal 208, Passo Fundo-R.G.S., Brazil Bishop. Betty, 900 Courtland St., Greensboro, N. C. Blackwell. Harriett, 1312 Rivermont Ave.. Lynchburg, Va. Bodie. Sylvia. Camp Peary, Williamsburg, Va. Boone, Joyce, Rt. 2, Nashville, N. C. Bradshaw, Mildred, 237 West Elm St., Graham, N. C. Bradsher, Svlvia. Crestwood Drive. Roxboro. N. C. Brady, Elizabeth Ann. Rural Hall. N. C. Brannock, Ann, 1210 Avcock Ave., Burlington, N. C. Brantley, Grace, 120 Church St.. Henderson. N. C. Brinklev. Jane. 315 W. Guilford St., Thomasville. N. C. Brown. Janet. 711 W. Fifth Ave.. Lexington. N. C. Bmwn. Julia. 3605 Madison Ave.. Greensboro, N. C. Bmwn. Mary Esther, 188 Flint St.. Ashevillc. X . Buic. Martha. Biscoe, N. C. Bunn. June, 501 Center St.. Nashville, N. C. Burch. Martha. 322 S. Mendenhall St.. Greensboro. N. C. Butler. Carroll. Box 205. Sprav, N. C. Bvrd. Jean, Mocksvillc. N. C. Craver. Patsv. 328 West Sixth St.. Lexington. N. C. Crawford, Patsy. Box 134. Rowland, N. C. Cross, Jo, West Street. Huntcrsville, N. C. Crowdcr. Joy, 27 Majestic Ave., Ashevillc, N. C. Crowell, Marilyn, 413 S. Aspen St., Lincolnton. N. C. Dail. Favc. Strawberry Hill. Edenton. N. C. Dameron. Nettie Russell, Rt. I. Vancevvillc. N. C. Davidson, Janette, Rt. 3, Box 330, Greensboro, N. I. Davidson, Jolyn, 2909 Cameron Mills Road, Alexandria, Va. Davis, Marv Jo, Box 36, West End. N. C. Delk. Bettv, II8V2 N. Main, High Point. X. C. Dickens. Helen, Halifax. N. C. Diehl, Sylvia, 208 Rose St.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Draper, Frances. 106 Park St.. Martinsville. Va. Driesell, Martha. 207 Carlisle Way, Norfolk. Va. Dudley. Eleanor Ann. Metcalf Road, Shelbv. N. C. Dull, Joanne, C-206 Robin Hood Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. Edwards, Elizabeth, 314 East 50th St.. Savannah, Ga. Edwards, Jane. Box 12. Red Oak, N. C. Ellis. Jeanne. 116 East Church St., Nashville, N. C. Elrod, Gerry Lee, Box 19, Henderson. N. C. Evans. Carolvn. 1312 Brooks St., Raleigh, N. C. Ewing, Anne, Box 233. Ellerbe, N. C. Faulkner, Ellen, 1953 Woodcrcst Ave.. Charlotte. X. C. Fields. Ann. Box 179. Rt. 4. Greensboro, X. t. Fields, Patricia, Rt. 1. Pleasant Garden, X. C. Finch . Frances. 533 South 3rd St.. Smithheld, X. C. Fisher. Frances. Rt. 1. Canton, X. C. Floyd. Elizabeth, 125 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh. X. C. Fonville, Sara. 113 Rolling Road, Burlington. X (. Former, Jean. Box 112. Davidson. X. C. Foster, Letty Jean. Mocksvillc. X. C. Foust, June ' . 206 N. 9th St.. Mebane. X. C. Francis, Nancy, 312 Boundary St.. Waynesville, X. C, Frazier, Rebecca. 2404 Sylvan Rd., Greensboro, X. C. Callihan, Mary Ann. 2909 Wildwood St., Greensboro, X. I Callihan, Sara Lee, 2909 Wildwood St.. Greensboro, N. C. Campen, Eugenia. Alliance, N. C. Carr. Allie, Roseboro, X. C. Caudle, Marv Jo, 1607 Ashcboro St., Greensboro, N. C. Caudle. Ruth. Rt. 1. Yadkinvillc, N. C. Cheatham, Carolvn Jones. 1877 Blenheim Rd.. Roanoke, Va. Clawson, Bessie Ann, Rt. 4, Box 303, Kannapolis, N. C. Clegg, Kathrvn. 21.10 Springwood Drive. Greensboro, X. C Click, lane, Box 332. Mocksvillc, N. C. Cobb, Jean, La Grange, X ( Cochran, Bcrnell. 5 Earlv Ave., Spr.iv. X C Cocke. Jane. 430 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, X. C. Coley, Milicent, lis Ash, Ave., Newton, X. C Connatser, Shirley, Rt. 3. Waynesville, X. C. Connelly. Jane. Swannanoa, X ( Corzinc, Lael. 34 X. Crowell Si . C oncord. X. C. C ostnor. Betty. 4507 Winston Rd., Greensboro. X ( Cousins. Anne. Lnlickl, X ( Covington, Catherine, 1026 W Market St., Greensboro, N. C Cranford. Nancy, 206 Stone Si. rhomasvillc, X. C. ( raven, Barbara. Main S, . Ramseur, X ( Craven, Mane. 214 S Tremont Drive. Greensboro. X. C. Gaddy, Joann, Longhurst, X. C Garrett, Alice. 415 Tarpley St.. Burlington, X. C. Garrett, Helen, 213 Main St., Hazelwood, X. C. Gams. Juanita, 403 Montague Ave., Ayden, X. C, Gentry, Jean. Box 5X3, Roxboro, X C Gibbs! Javnc, 358 Brevard Road, Asheville. X. C. Gibbs. Sue Jenkins. Cedar Falls, X C Gibson, Augusta, 416 Arbor Road. Winston-Salem. X. C. Gillespie. Lorraine. 107 Queens Road. Jacksonville, X. C. Gilliam, Jean. 204 Montlieu Ave., Thomasville, X. C. Glosson, Martha. 112 North Rose Ave., Kannapolis, X. C. Gobbel, Rachel, 534 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson. Tenn. Goforth, Marv Lou. 205 Pine St., Ruthcrfordton. X. C Goodman, Margaret. Chadboum, X. C. Goodman, Martha Louise, Chadbourn, X. C. Graham. Patsy. 705 West Mam St., Elkin, X. C. Grant. Olema. Rt. 1. La Grange, X. C. Greenberg, Joan. 303 F. Hendrix. Greensboro, X C Greene, loan, 7 Hillcrest Drive, Lexington. X. C Greenhill, Phyllis. 119 West Wilson Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Groah, Betty, l )24 X. Main, Danville, Va. Gunter, Marv 1 ouise, Box 36, Pittsboro, N. C. Gwyn, I ucy Ellen, Rt. 2. Mount Airy. N, C. Page One Hundred ! ighi Student List Hackett. Bettv. Box 2075, Durham, N. C. Haltom, Nancv, 315 Ardmore Circle, High Point, N. C. Harbison, Louise, 911 N. Washington St., Shelby, N. C. Harmon, Mallie Sue, Rt. 4, Linwood Rd„ Gastonia, N. C. Harmon, Marlene, Rt. 4, Linwood Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Harris, Elizabeth, 3 Pine Tree Rd., Asheville, N. C. Harris, Mary Jo, % Duke Power Co., University, N. C. Harris, Maude Elizabeth, 412 E. Geer St., Durham, N. C. Harry, Ann Allison, 411 Dale Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Hart, Janice, 216 Branner Ave., Jefferson City, Tenn. Harwood, Helen, 125 Love St., Albemarle, N. C. Hayes, Marjorie, 1304 Elwell Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Hayes, Sue, 304 South Connor St., Wilson, N. C. Heath, Margaret, Box 244, Clinton, N. C. Hendricks, Betty, 510 Woodlawn Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Hendrix, Ann Louise, 2420 Fairway Drive, Winston-Salem, N. C. Hester, Jeanette, 4401 Oakland Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Higgins, Margaret. 1610 Walker Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Hileman, Mary Alda, Box 125, Kannapolis, N. C. Holland, Rose ' Mae, 519 South 5th St., Smithheld, N. C. Holmes, Ruth, 1611 Branch St.. Wilson, N. C. Holt, Elizabeth, 401 East H St., Erwin. N. C. Holt. Nancy, 401 East H St., Erwin, N. C. Homesley, Shirley, 121 West Main St., Cherryville, N. C. Hooper, Jean, 907 McGee St.. Greensboro, N. C. Horn. Marilyn. % The Man ' s Store, Forest City, N. C. Hoyle, Joann. Spring St., Thomasville, N. C. Huggins, Elizabeth, 406 S. Poplar St., Lincolnton, N. C. Hunnicutt. [ulia, Box 92, Franklin, N. C. Hutchins. Louise, Rt. I, Box 86, Bellews Creek, N. C. Hutto, Edith, Rt. 2. Box 132. Rideeway, S. C. Little, Joy. Denver, N. C. Long, Margaret, 207 E. Harden St., Graham. N. C. Long, Patricia, 1049 Front St., Burlington, N. C. Longest, Judith. 329 N. Main St., Graham, N. C. Love, Elizabeth, 1309 Northheld St.. Greensboro, N. C. Loven, Evelyn, Spruce Pine, N. C. Lynch, Ruth, Box 90, Catawba, N. C. McCollum. Ann. Rt. 3, Monroe, N. C. McCoy, Joann, 13 Warren Court, Sumter, S. C. McDonald. Mary Louise, Carthage. N. C. McElrath, Carolyn, 18 Pennsylvania Ave., Canton, N. C. McGerity. Marilu, 402 Carolina Circle, Durham, N. C. McLain, Ann, Rt. 7. Box 696, Charlotte. N. C. McLarty, Margaret, 108 N. Academy Street, Mooresville, N. C. McRae, ' Doris, Rowland, N. C. Maples, Gwendolyn, 330 S. Green St., Wadesboro. N. C. Marsh, Claudia. 215 Brent St., Wadesboro, N. C. Massey, Patricia, 900 N. Hamilton. High Point, N. C. Masters, Mozelle, Avondale, N. C. Matthews, Louisa, 14 Washington Place. Greenville. S. C. Maxwell, Emma, Stedman, N. C. May, Martha, 149 Brevard Road, Asheville, N. C. Meredith, Jo Anne, Rt. I, Thomasville, N. C. Merritt, Barbara. P. O. Box 684, Hickory, N. C. Midgett, Doris. 203 South 21st St., Mnrehead City, N. C. Miller, Alice, Rt. 4, Statesville, N. C. Mitchell, Portia Vann, Fuquay Springs. N. C. Moffitt, Sylvia, 217 Chisholm St.. Sanl ' ord, N. C. Montgomery, Mary Lou. 109 South Main St.. Reidsville. N. C. Morton, Ramona. East Marion Station, Marion, N. C. Jackson, Susan, 810 W. Fourth St., Ayden, N. C. James, Katherine, 24 Trvon St., Asheville, N. C. Jenkins, Marv Ann, 813 S. York St., Gastonia, N. C. Jolliff, Ethel, ' 5 Hillcrest. Enka, N. C. Jones, Bobbie, Ramseur, N. C. [ones, Patricia, Rt. 1, Graham, N. C. Joyner, Peggy, 316 East Third St.. Siler City. N. C. Keil, Ann. 2320 Harvie Rd.. Richmond, Va. Kendrick, Frances, 120 Oakland St.. Mt. Holly, N. C. Kendrick, Guydana, 411 Ohio St.. Spindale, N. C. Kiger, Ivah Mae, Rural Hall, N. C. Kim, Soo Johung, 8 Sin-chang Dong 2 Ka, Pusan, Korea. King, Mabel, 120 N. Hilliard Street, Nashville, N. C. Kiser, Glista Ann, Bessemer City, N. C. Kiser, Virginia, 1404 West First St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Knight, Judy, 12 Linden Ave., Asheville, N. C. Knight, Margaret. Box 96. Whitakers, N. C. Knox. ' ancv, 1228 S. Live Oak Parkway, Wilmington, N. C. Koonts, Jeanne. 56 Lakeshore Drive, Asheville. N. C. Lackey, Jo Alyce, 411 N. Green St.. Wadesboro, N. C. Lackey, Norma Jean, Stony Point, N. C. Lassiter, Mary Jane, 520 W. Gaston St., Greensboro, N. C. Laughlin, Ruth, Box 564, Rt. 6, Greensboro. N. C. Lawrence, Betsv, 500 Cape Fear Ave., Fayetteville, N. C. Lee, Ann, 4109 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Lee, Barbara. 311 Church St., High Point, N. C. Lee, Martha, 301 East F St., Erwin, N. C Leftwich, Lorena. Rt. 1, Box 250. Mt. Airy, N. C. Lewis, Jane, 2206 Spring Garden St.. Greensboro, N. C. Neal, Lee, Keysville. Va. Noland, Margaret, Rt. 1, Box 38. Clyde. N. C. Oakley. Eleanor, 229 North Pierce St., Washington, N. C. Owen, Ava Ray, Raeford Rd., Fayetteville, N. C. Owen, Bettv Jean, 16 Vance Crescent, Asheville, N. C. Owen. Katherine. Rt. 3, Raelord Rd., Fayetteville, N. C. Owen, Patricia. 210 Crovvell Rd.. Lincolnton, N. C. Owens, Shelton. East Main. Plymouth. N. C. Padley, Jo Ann, 505 S. Lee St., Ayden, N. C. Palmore, Marv Helen, 2005 Colonial PI., Winston-Salem, N. C. Parker. Anne. Box 386, Littleton, N. C. PateliJa-. Katherine, 18 Swannanoa Ave., Asheville, N. C. Payne, Eleanor, Box 606, Galax. Va. Payne, Mary, 501 North Sixth Ave.. Hopewell, Va. Pegg. Paula! Nashville, N. C. Penland, Modena, 2 Von Ruck Terrace, Asheville, N. C. Penny, Jean, Box 77, Gibsonville, N. C. Polk, Peggy, Rt. 1. Midland. N. C. Price. Wanda, 808 Brown St., Greensboro, N. C. Pritchett, Barbara, Rt. 6, Reidsville, N. C. Pugh, Mary, Rt. 5. Fayetteville. N. C. Ratliff. Julia, Box 35, Rockingham, N. C. Reid, Mary Ann, 79 Cumberland Ave., Asheville. N. C. Riley, Patricia Ann, 1420 Euclid Ave.. Charlotte, N. C. Robins, Jane, 207 Elmwood Drive, Greensboro. N. C. Robinson, Hannah Elizabeth, 27 Morven Rd., Wadesboro. N. C. Robinson, Sue, Norlina, N. C. Roebuck, Carolyn, 306 N. Main St., FarmviUe, N. C. Page One Hundred Nine Student List Rose, Edith Powell. 421 S. Third St., Smithfield, N. C. Ross, Sue. Rt. 1. Thomasville, N. C. Rudd, Anne. 109 Kensington Rd.. Greensboro, N. C. Russell, Ann,, 41(i S. Mendenhal] St. Greensboro, N. C. Russell. Stella. 215 High School Drive. Roxboro. N. C. Sande c. Frances. 1119 E. Franklin Ave.. Ga: Savage. Alice, Roseboro, N. C. Scarborough. Maxine, Box 294. Manteo, . C. Scarborough, Ruth, 634 Walker Ave., Greensh.ro, X C. Schremp. Mary 2940 Northumberland Ave.. Richmond, Va Schwarz, Johannah, 84 Seneca Ave., Tuckahoe. N. Y. Seagroves, Shirley, 115 Stradleigh Rd.. Wilmington, N. C. Selden, Blanche, ' 605 Cedar St., Weldon, N Sharpe, Frances. Rt. 5. Monroe, N. t Shepherd, Marilyn, 20 Ideal Way. Concord. X. C. Shinn. Valoree, 400 Pine St.. Kannapolis, N. C. Shuller. Mary Ada. Conway. N. C. Sigman, Jacqueline. 1022 Westover Terrace. Greensboro, N Sillmon. Mary Nell, Rt. 1, Greensboro. V C Simpson. Peggy, Stokesdale, N. C. Smith, Barbara Anne, 405 E. Burgess St.. Elizabeth City Smith. Dorothy, 812 W. Mountain St., Kings Mountain. X Smith, Patricia. Rt. 1. Goldsboro, N. C. Smith, Peggy, Rt. 3, Thomasville, N. C. Snead, Nancy, 2725 S. Uhle St.. Arlington, Va. Snyder, Nancy Kerr, 2356 Fairway Ave., Winston-Salem, N Spivey, Roselvn. 204 Johnson St. ' , Clinton, N. C. Stallings, Hazel. Rt. 1, Box 1A, Bavside. Va. Stalvey, Barbara, 918 Courtland Ave., Reidsville, X. C. Stanford, Carolyn, Lancaster Rd., Chester. S. C. Stanley. Geraldine, Elizabethtown. N t Stanton, Peggy, Rt. 4. Henderson. I Starke. Mary Lou, 801 Jackson St., Roanoke Rapids, X, C Starnes. Doris. Rt. 5. Monroe. X I Stedman. Nancy, Pittsboro, X. C. Steedman. Norma, 14 Rosewood Ave., Asheville, N, C Stembridge, Mary Lane, 132 West End Ave., Dam, lie. Va Stewart. Sara Ann, 731 S. Fayctteville St.. Asheb Stokes. Edna, Box 111. Pinetops, N. C. Stoner. Betsy, 512 Fairview Dr., Lexington, X C Stott, Marti, . i. 403 N Madison, Whiteville, X. C Stough. Phyllis, Rt. 3. Albemarle, X C. Stravhorn, Peggy, Rt. 2, Durham, N. C. Stuart. Sallie. 1011 Flvvcll Ave.. Greensboro, N. C Sugg, t bristine, Snow 11,11. X C Suiter. Martha. Garysburg, , C Swain. Virginia, Box 57, ( ateechee, S. ( ralton, [oyee, Rl 2, SmithBeld, . C. Tappan, Olivia, S00 X C ollins Si , Nasht faylor, Ann. 240 Walnul Si . Statesville, N. C. N. C X C Teague, Patricia. Box 616, Marion. X. C. Thompson. Carolyn, 417 West Marion St.. Shelby, X. C. Thompson. Elizabeth M., Box 426. Sierra Madre. Calif. Thornburg, Erma. 226 E. Wainman Ave.. Asheburo. N. Troutman, Ruth. Pinebluff, X C. Turlington, Helen, 310 Woodland Dr., Jacksonville, N. Turner. Jean. Fair Bluff, X. C. Tysinger, Betty Ann, 210 Stone St.. Thomasville. X. C. Tyson, Dana. 16 Vail Place. Portsmouth. Va. Tyson, Peggy Jane, Rt. 1. Stantonsburg. N. C. Varner. Sarah, Rt. 1, Staunton, Va. Vaughan. Mary Lou, Box 15. Prospect. Va. Via. Bennie Ruth. 18 Ellsworth St.. Martinsville Via, Joyce. 18 Ellsworth St.. Martinsville. Va. Vittands, Laila. 12 School St.. Boston 13. Mass Wagner, Sally. 113 Kimball St., Kannapolis, N. C. Walker, Elizabeth. 101 Spruce St., Thomasville, N. C. Warren. Norma Jean, 933 South Park St., Asheboro, N. C. Washam, Patsy Ann, Box 155. Bessemer City, N. C. Watkins, Gladynell, Sulphur Springs Rd., Forest City, X. C. Watkins, Jo Ann. Rt. 7. Box 1166, Charlotte 5. X. C. Waugh, Martha. 810 Courtland St.. Greensboro. X C. Webb, Eleanor, Long Ave.. Rockingham. X. C. Webb, Louise, Louisburg. N. C. Wells, Jane, 1008 McGee St., Greensboro. N. C. Wells. Mary Lee, 1008 McGee St.. Greensboro, X, C. West, Peggy, 35 West St., Asheville, X. C. Wethington, Angelyn, 1620 Ramsey St.. Fayetteville. N. C. White. Doris. Rt. 1. Greensboro, X. C. White. Margaret Anne. Hawkins Ave.. Sanford, X, C. White. Man Lee. 1215 16th St.. Greensboro. X. C White. Ruth Ann. 7463 Gleneagles Rd.. Norfolk, Va. Whitfield. Peggy. Rt. 4. Box 63, Wilson, X. C. Widenhouse, Martha, Rt. 8. Box 410, Greensboro. X, C. Wilkie, Amelia. 515 West Main St.. Forest City. X. C. Wilkinson, Anne, 611 Goodwin Ave., Anniston. Ala. Williford, Betty Anne, 905 Elm St.. Lumberton, X. C. Wilson. Betty, Box 5131, Biltmorc. X. C. Wilson, Madge, Rt. 1, Trinity, X. C. Wilson, Marion Beach. Box 37, Roseboro, X. C, Windham. Shirley. 1305 Cardinal Place. Greensboro, N I Winslow, Ellen, 15 West Main St., Plymouth, X. C. Winters. Jacqueline Knott Box 153, Guilford College, X I Workman, [oyce, Rt. I. Mebane. X, C. Wright, Patricia, 400 Adams St.. Greensboro. (. Wyne, Virginia Anne. Box 154. Boydton, Va. Young, Daun Ann. 45 W, ' , c One Hundred I, DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO., INC. GREENSBORO, N. C. THE BOAR CASTLE Greensboro ' s Most Popular Sandwich Shop Spacious Parking Ground West Market Street Extension If it is for the office, we have it. OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES Engraved Wedding Invitations and Announcements S. T. HI) UN, llllll IHilirilll; 117 N. Greene Street Phone 2-4133 GREEN VALLEY GOLF COURSE CONGRATULATES THE ' 53 SENIORS Aubrey C Apple. Pro Page One Ihnnhed Eleven BOTTEED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COIA COMPANY BY Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Company GREENSBORO, N. C. Does Climbing Stairs Wear You Out? Make it easier for older folks and invalids to get upstairs. Install an ELEVETTE (Home Elevator) or an INCLINATOR (Stair Climber) These are attractive and safe. 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DODCE— Sales Serv ce— PLYMOUTH 449 West Market Street Greensboro, N. C. Everything Musical MOORE MUSIC COMPANY 615 W, Market Street GREENSBORO. N, C, EARL ' S SERVICE 700 W. Market St Greensboro. N. C. SEDGEFIELD INN Page One Hundred Thirteen SUNSET HILLS RESTAURANT 1618 Friendly Road at Phone 2-4239 Aycock GREENSBORO, N c. MANUFACTURED IN GREENSBORO BY h. w. lry compRnY, inc. 3300 Spring Garden Street Methodist Board of Publication, Inc. Box 508 Greensboro, N. C. Publishers of N. C. CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE N. C. Methodism ' s News Weekly Magazine OPERATORS OF PIEDMONT PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTERS A Ho me with True South DOGWOOD rn Hospitality INN TOURIST HOME 900 W. Market St. Greensboro, N. C. Mr ant Mrs S W. Easty Phone 5014 Compliments You are always welcome at your College Book Store THE COLLEGE BOOR STORE Miss Lois Fitch, Manager The Lotus Restaurant CHINESE AND AMERICAN DISHES 105 South Greene St. We prepare orders of chow mein and chop suey to take out. we invite you to visit £ki6-£?fo h£ the store of individual shops especially for the college girl FOSTER -CAVINESS CO., INC WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone Sales Dept. 2-5175 Phone Office 3-0571 409 Morehead Avenue GREENSBORO, N. C. Pae.e One Jinndreii Fourteen Gladys says . . . For Delicious Ice Cream — Banana Splits — Sundaes — and Milk Shakes Bring the gang out to the GUILFORD DAIRY BAR WEST MARKET STREET EXTENSION Air-Conditioned the Year ' Round Open Daily ' til 11 00 P.M WILLIAM E. PANAS HAMS SUNDRY STORE For Delicious Sandwiches, Hamburgers Hot Dogs, Thick Milk Shakes, Ice Cold Drinks Drugs — Magazines Stop at Ham ' s Drive In Aycock Friendly Road GREENSBORO, N. C. 1952 1953 Oh! What Sweet Memories PECK ' S BAKERY 210 South Greene Street GREENSBORO, N. C. THE JEWEL BOX Greensboro ' s Leading Diamond and Gift Store For Over Thirty Years 134 South Elm St. Greensboro, N. C. MADE RITE SANDWICH COMPANY FRESH SANDWICHES— WHOLESALE ONLY Telephone 2-0549 715 Battleground Ave. GREENSBORO, N. C. FOR PARTIES, PICNICS, MEETINGS Pnge One Hundred Fifteen BEST BY TASTE -TEST GREENSBORO NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY, 823 Battleground Avenue o—jj m t n ' I GIFT k A«T 5-HOpI 16 6 MADISON AVCNUC For Unusual Gifts bliss: inc. Jvonte of rinc rooas GREENSBORO, N. C. Telephone 2-1450 L |, 1416 Norlliwood at Wcndovcr Wash-O-Mat SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY 328 Tate St. Phone 2-1329 McNeely ' s D rug Store Just Across th ? Way Phone 5117 718 W Market St. GREENSBORO, N. C. LITTLE ' S SUPER FOOD VALUES 403-5 Tate Street GREENSBORO, N. C. CLIVERS DRUG STORE 457 W. Market St. The Store o Personal Service Hall Way to Town Pho ne 2-4007 N ©° CAJFtTCMAS ASHEVILLE, N C. WASHINGTON, D. C KNOXVILLE. TENN ATLANTA GA CHATTANOOGA, TENN RALEIGH, N C, CHARLOTTE, N C GREENSBORO. N C ROANOKE, VA Over twelve million meals served yearly Page One Hundred Sixteen The James Addison Jones Memorial Library GREENSBORO COLLEGE Chartered 1838 The Pioneer of Higher Education for Women in North Carolina ACCREDITED by the North Carolina College Conference, the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the University Senate of the Methodist Church, and the National Association of Schools of Music. Member, als o, of Southern Association of Colleges for Women, and Association of American Colleges. PRACTICAL: While pursuing courses leading toward the A.B. or B.M. degree, stu- dents may secure prevocational training leading toward dietetics, nursing, laboratory technique, medicine, library science, social service, church work, home making, and so forth. Opportunity is afforded students to qualify for Class-A Teachers ' Certificates in Primary, Grammar Grade, and High School fields. Greensboro College through a long period of years has rendered outstanding service to the educational needs of this State. — CLYDE A. Erwin, Lute State Superintendent of Public Instruction. PROGRESSIVE: Rich in traditions of over a century. Regular liberal arts curriculum adapted and enriched in line with modern world conditions. DISTINCTIVE: Emphasizing not size but quality, Greensboro College is small enough for personal contacts and close friendships and big enough for variety and breadth of culture. Beautiful campus dotted with tall pines, stately oaks, and sturdy elms, with ivy-clad buildings modernized and homelike. CHRISTIAN: Although not sectarian, Greensboro College rests frankly and firmly upon religious morals and moral and religious sanctions. I have heard of Greensboro College since my childhood. I have been acquainted with a large company of its alumnae. I have observed its work through many years. It maintains a noble Christian atmosphere and genuine scholastic standards. — Bishop Costen J. Harrell. For further information write The Registrar GREENSBORO COLLEGE GREENSBORO, N. C. Page One Hundred Scvente We rate. We are the luckiest girls to get our pictures in the C. C. Echo again. But . . . how do the college girls do their homework? Ours is so hard. Sandy and Nancy Martin. Mart t u id i o 1 12 E. Gaston Street GREENSBORO, N. C. Page One Hundred I iRhteen BE COLLEGE PHOTO WW Your pictures of school activities will be greatly prized in the years ohead. Good snaps are easier than ever to get — indoors or out — in black-and-white or color. For cameras, film and flash bulbs drop in at THE ART SHOP, INC. 118 W. Market Street ENJOY S P ' Wherever You Meet for Refreshing Treats Peanut 1 • JT • V Peanuts V — = 5— 3 Potato Chii mm Fooa Psoojcb Remember This Seal -It ' s Your Assurance of thi Compliments of c. A. McNAIRY POULTRY CO. 812 South Ashe Phone 2-5726 GREENSBORO, N. C. LOUISE P. WALTERS Phone 3-6811 High Point Road GREENSBORO, N. C. Compliments of MOJUD HOSIERY COMPAN Y GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Nineteen TUCK PHOTO SUPPLIES, Inc 1 W W lm 225 N. Elm Street CAMERAS— PROJECTORS— FILMS DARKROOM SUPPLIES— PHOTO FINISHING GREENSBORO, N. C. Phone 3-7170 DICKS LAUNDRY COMPANY Launderers and Cleaners Phone 7101 ELLEN Jhldiu Tl 212 So. Greene H ,he Shop for the 1 H 1 1 Girl and The Not so Slender Size 38 to 54 12S to 26 ' : Compliments of NEESE SAUSAGE COMPANY Alamance Road Dial 2-4000 Page One Hundred Twenty For the BEST in MOTION PICTURE entertainment attend Greensboro ' s Finest Theatres! CAROLINA CENTER NATIONAL Don ' t Miss L)ream Jime on AJ V- Jr Lj 11:15-12 Midnight A dreamy program of uninterrupted music heard each week-night, with your favorite WBIG an- nouncers . . . choosing their favorite music w CBS I GREENSBORO. N. C. BLUEBIRD TAXI, INC. Dial 2-5112 Dial 2-5112 Two-way Radio Equipped Cabs Congratulations to another great Greensboro Institution W. H. ANDREWS, C.L.U. Mane ger and Associates Home Office Agency Jeffc rson Stanc ard Life Insurance Company LEON Continuity of study plus application- —make this the salon for the ultirr ate in hairc ressing PERMANENT WAVING Tate at Walker Phone 6526 FRANKLIN ' S DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Where C C and W. C Girls Meet 401 Tate at Walker Ave. Greensboro, N. C. Matlock ' s Self-Service Stores 950 Walker Avenue 3813 E. Bessemer Avenue Compliments of SPIC AND SPAN GRILL 332 Tate Telephone 4-7261 THE O. HENRY ' Greensboro ' s Leading Hotel ' Convenient and Comfortable. 300 Rooms, Each with Bath. Coffee Shop-Restaurant. Air-Conditioned Banquet and Convention Facilities. Nolan B. Williams, Manager GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Twenty-one GREENSBORO ' S LARGEST HOME OWNED AND OPERATED FURNITURE STORE LIBERTY MARKET 334 South Elm Street Phone 2-4139 FRESH AND CURED MEATS Compliments of COLUITIBIP LAUflDRY Battleground Ave. at Cedar Telephone 8193 Compliments of PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. PaReOne Hundred Twenty-two OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE 1953 ECHO i COLONNA STUDIOS, INC Photographers of College Yearbooks ,, 1 Ztf 114 Park Row, New York 7, New York Page One Hundred Twenty-th JOHNSONS ESSO SERVICE 24 Hour ESSO Service 600 West Market St. Greensboro, N. C. SASLOW ' S, INC. Nationally Advertised Silver Diamonds and Watches _,re nsboro ' s Largest Credit Jeweler; Compliments of S. H. KRESS CO. PLANTATION SUPPER CLUB THE COLLEGE SHOP Walker Ave. at Tate St. GREENSBORO, N. C. KNITTING SUPPLIES— SCHOOL SUPPLIES— GIFT ITEN THE KING COTTON GREENSBORO Si tops I ' ' ' . ' ■ feBSp Siilslsiflli B ' ' ! i I T 11 1 !i t ► ? r (])«,„ J? J ijj 8 «;: ff •?■ •V-, ii3 Haywood Duke Manoger Don ' t Say Bread, Say cHo um JOnES BROTHERS BRKERY, inc. GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA POWELL ' S SHOES 1. MILLER— MADEMOISELLE WALK-OVER- -JOYCE 115 South Elm St. Greensboro, N. C. Compliments of VICTORY ART THEATRE 326 Tate St. Phone 3-3010 Page One Hundred Twenty fo orkinq TOGETHER... orking together is the theme of the OBSERVER PRinTinG HOUSE publications department. UUe cannot do our best work without your assistance— you cannot expect to get the best results from your efforts without willing assistance and cooperation from your printer. ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN WORK TOGETHER IN CREATING IMPRESSIVE AND LASTING RECORDS OF YOUR YEARS IN SCHOOL- :i Jn.i- '