Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1961 volume:

?S7. I ' ' ? G. C. ' s transition seen so dynamically in the ' 60 ' s is nothing but a minor of physical reflection of our student ' s individual transition through his years here. This progression of the people and the place we attempt to record as we present tfa KJIO 1961 the 1961 Published by the Senior Class of greensboro college Greensboro, N. C PATRICIA BROWNING . . . editor CAROLYN NELSON. . . business manager waMve uw ate alone w become a pott iPeSeatck we achieve we become awate cMcaticn Benjamin Wilson came to Greensboro College three years ago and has accomplished since tli.it time .1 cum plete renovation of the English Department, Its curricu- lum lias been expanded by new course offerings. For the Inst lime the English Department requires a classical reading program with oral examinations. For the first time there is an I lonors program. Emphasis is being placed on critical as well as creative writing. Once again the English Department is realizing student capacity for sound scholarship. Ii is to Benjamin Wilson ' s achieve- ments in the English Department, his critical interest m the general college, and his realistic appraisal of sin Jem thought, productivity, and criticism that this bonk is dedicated. Page I en Me. Benjamin Wilson Professor nj English Page Elevt ADMINISTRATION . 14 FACULTY 18 FRESHMEN 22 SOPHOMORES ... 30 JUNIORS 36 SENIORS 42 ACTIVITIES 64 WE BEGIN AGAIN . 132 adminiAfiafiba Dr. Hahold II Hutson, .15. . B.D., Ph.D. President of the College [ ,, T-mi, Dr. Allen C. Best vice-president Dr. John E. Baker director of admissions and dean nf instruction I Mr. Robert Dean Wold dean of students Mn. Thomas C. 1 Iahrell business manager and treasuret Mrs. EvERETTE MlZELL associate dean of students Miss Mary C. Brock Alumni Secretary Mrs. Barbara 1 1. [ones Manager of the Bookstor Mrs. Kathryn R. Lawrence, Dietitian Mrs. Helen D. King. Assistant to the Dietitian lr,s. Mary Murray Supervisor o Student Hoi Page Sixteen Mn. Amis l ] i Public Relations Mil. l I 1 IN S. W ' ll klNSCIN assistant business manager uinl treasurer Mrs. Louise Crowder, assistant to the registrar and the dean of instruction; Mrs. Helen N. Thomas, secretary Scaled, left to right: Mrs. Cora Mizell, and Mrs. Nancy in the president; Mrs. Lucille Hill, secretary to the nee- 11. Pate, resident counselors; standing: Mrs. Erline C. president. Anders. Mrs. Kate I). Booker, and Mrs. Lillian S. Perry. Page Seventeen Jaculfy LIBRARY Left to right: Mr, Luthet A. Bennett, librarian; Mis. Luther A. Bennett, assistant librarian; Miss Rena C. ! Tan ell . associate librarian. PSYCHOLOGY, SPECIAL EDUCATION and EDUCATION Dr. John A. Hornaday, professor of Psychology and Special Education; Mrs. lean Harpei Boren, instructor part-time) in Speech (direction; Dr. Zelda C, I ' em berton, associate professot o Education and Social Studies; Dr. Herrick I. Bawden, professor of Education; Mr, Dan S. Jackson, fr., Instructor pan tune in Special I ducation. Page ighteen FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dr. Dnmtln II. Heironimus, associate professor of Spanish and Spanish-American history; Dr. Robert T. Dunstan, professoi o] Romance I anguage s; Dr. Madeline ( Irace Stinson, associate professor 0 Romance I anguages. ENGLISH and DRAMA Left to right: Dr. Long, Associate Professor of English; Mr. Ashburn, Associate Professor of English and Drama; Mr. Wilson, Associate Professor of English: Mr. Weaver, Associate Professor of English. RELIGION Left to right: Dr. I lutson, Lecturer in Philosophy and Religion; Dr. Taylor, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion; and Dr. Smith, Professor of Religious I ducation. SPEECH Left to right: Mrs. Jean Harper Boren. instructor in speech correction: Dr. Mary-Braemc Parker, Professor of Speech and Dramatic Art; Mrs. Charlotte S. Perkins, Assistant Professor of English and Speech. Page Nineteen MUSIC ias |. Nichols, assistant professor of Piano; Mrs. [o Plum 1 1. in sen, time j in Stringed Instruments; Miss Blanche Burris, associate professor of Piano ami Theoretical Music; Mrs. Bonnie [ean Wold, assistant professor of Voice. Second row Mr. Harold (... Andrews, assistant professor of Piano; Mr. Henry B. Ingram, Jr., assistant pro fessor of Piano; Mr. George V Kiorpes, assistant professor of Piano; Mr. Garreth M. McDonald, msiting assistant profes- sor of Music Education; Mr. Elbert I , Williams, associate professor of nice. Not pictured: Mr. Don Y. Hansen, associate professor of Vlusic; Mr. Robert D. Wold, associate professor of Music. ART Miss Irene Cullis, professor of lrt; Mrs. Callie O. Bras- well, assistant in Art. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Allene W. Hunter, assistant professor of ll Economics. HISTORY and SOCIOLOGY Mr. I aj lot ( ' . Scott, assistant professor oj Sociology; Mr. Willi. mi R. I razier, associate professoi o I conomics and Business Administration; Dr. Marvin I . Skaggs, professor of History and Political Science. SCIENCE and MATH heft to right: Mrs. Diane Wagner, assistant professor of Biology; Mr. Richard H. Wagner, assistant professor of Biology; Dr. Paul M. Ginnings, professor of Chemistry and I ' hysics. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 i s Sara Aaron, assistant professor 0 Physical Educa- tion; Mr. William S. Ariail, director and associate pro- fessot o I ' ln steal I dv.ca.tion. Jaculfy we ate atone For the first time we arc thinking individually. We are encouraged in read individually. We arc assuming responsibility individually. We arc becoming ourselves. Page Twenty tu-n Mary Waters, 11 ,S.G . Representative; Martha Lee Begor, Vice-President; Sandra Calaway, W.R.A. Representative; Anne Vick, Treasurer; Linda Rccs, Secretary; Mclinda Westmoreland, President. AedJvnm Page Twenty-three First Row: Bonnie Abramson, Chevy Chase, Md.; Nancy Lee Almond, Albemarle, Martha B. Andrews, Mr.. Gilead; Bobbilynne Barnes. Fairmont; Elaine Belangia, Elizabeth City; Marie Benson. Battleboro; [qhn Berry, Morganton. Second Row: Mary Anne Biggs, Fayetteville; Norma Binder. Charlotte; Sally Black, Charlotte; Martha Ann Bland, I ayetteville; Sarah Lee Blanton, Shelby. Mary Lynn Bowen, Reidsville; Mary Lynn Bowles. Greensb.ro. FRESH MEN lir.si Row: Bets; Bryan, Winston-Salem; Connie Buff, Wad esboro; lane Bullock, Kannapolis; Bets) Burton, Richm 1, Va.; Linda Byers, Greensboro; William Byrd, Chase City, Va.; Doris Cagle, Greensboro. Second Row: Sandra Calaway, Winston-Salem; Mary Carter. Mt. Airy; Man 1. Chafin, Winston Salem: Marilyn K. Chaprell, Ml Airy; Carol Ann Clapp, Greensboro; |o Clary, Winston-Salem; Theresa Clodfelter, Lexington. ? o C j (t First Row: Lynda J. Connell, Rockingham; Jeannette Cox, Winston-Salem; Frances Anne Crawford, Rowland; Frances Davis, Newton; lean Louise Davis, Charlotte; Ann DeJarnette, Claiksville, Va.; Gayle Dilling, Gastonia. Second Row: Sara Lee Drake, Warrenton; Virginia Ann Dulin, Waynesville; Jean Dunn. Greensboro; Anne Eggers, Glen Alpine; Betty Ann Eggleston, Leaksville; Gloria Ellis, Ltncolnton; Arden Evans, Arlington, Va. CLASS of 1 964 First Row: Estelle Flowers, Mount Olive; Tommie Foscue, Maysville; Brenda Joyce Foster, Greensboro; Deborah Frost, Laurinburg: Patricia Frye McKenzie, Pilot Mountain. Catherine Gentry, Roxboro; losephine Gibson, Gibson. Second Row: Vicki Godfrey, Bryson City; Marj E. Goldsmith, LincolntDn; [ennie Gray, Mariun; [udith Gray, Gatun, Canal Zone; Doris Gregson, I iberty; Jane Griebel, Rochester, Minn.; Cynthia E. Haefling, Monroe. Fmsr Row: Lee Lang Harrell, Greenville; Ann Harris, Thomasville; Nell Harris, Kinston; Barbara Harrison, Hendeison; Susan Hayes, Guldston; Linda Heckard, Albemarle; Doris Jean Helms, Monroe. Second Row: Sandra Helms. Roanoke. Va.; Sally High. Whiteville; Georgianna Holbrook, Catonsville. Md.; Betty Hood, Sanford; Margaret Hood, Salisbury; Mary E. Hunt, Winston-Salem; Martha Hutchens, High Point. FRESHM EN First Row: Sandra James, High Point; Melvin Jenkins, Bayside, Va.; Gale Johnson, Vinton, Va.; Lillian Johnson, New Bern; Linda Johnson, Savannah, Ga.; Sara S. Johnson, Smithfield; Ginger Johnston, Norfolk, Va. Second Row: Adriennc Jones, Greensboro; Carole Kearns, High Point; Sharon Kellain, Greensboro; Elcandor King, War- renton; Virginia Lambert. Roanoke, Va.j Annette Lancaster, New Bern; Jean Lander, Lincolnton. First Row: Nancy Laughton, Morehead City; Susan Leach, Thomasville; Cynthia Leonard, Ramseur; Merle Leonard, Lexington; Carolyn Lilley, Gatesville; Sandra Lineberger, Winston-Salem; Joyce Little, Charlotte. Second Row: Sidney Llewellyn, Charlotte; Linda Matthews, Guilford; )[une McCrery, High Point; Ann Mclver, San- ford; Anne McMinn, Greensboro; Claudine Minieri, Jacltson Heights, N. Y.; Anna Misenheimer, Maxton. CLASS of 1964 First Row: Ann Mitchell, Highlands; Cathy Moore, Leaksville; Marilyn Moore, Asheville; Phcbc Mucke, Old Saybrook, Conn.; June Mullis, Greensboro; Jane Overman, Carrboro; Catherine Parrott, Kinston. Second Row: Linda Pearson, Fayctteville; Gail Phifer, Charlotte; Gene Phillips, Greensboro; Pamela Phillips, Greensboro; [errie Pittard, Greensboro; Susan Pollard, Southern Pines, Christy Potts. Alexandria. ' a. kn A First Row: Sue Pruut, Durham; Darlene Rathiean, Vienna, Va.; Vivian Ray, Leaksville; [o Linda Rees, Silver Spring, Md.; Judith Rice. Yanceyville; Ginger Rink, Charlotte. Reece, Winston-Sale Second Row: Eloise Ross, Pleasant Garden; Cherry Rothrock, Winston-Salem; Judy Routh. Winston-Salem; Linda Roy ter, Cherryville; Louise Ruch. Craley, Penn.; Kay Saine. Lincolnton; Carolyn Scott, Fair Bluff. FRESHMEN Fikst Row Beverlj Sherrill, Statesville; Ann Shuford, Hickory; Hope Smith, Charlotte; Ginnj Smith, Charlotte; Jane Smith, Winston-Salem; Sandra Smith. Lexington; John Snead, Roxboro. Second Row |ean Spencer. Lexington; lane Spruill, Blackstone, Va.; Esthet Stanfield, Charlotte; (ud) Steadman, inston Salem; Christina Stewart, Greensboro; I lizabeth Stough, Woodleaf; Lee Ada Stu.irt. Charlotte. m m £? Cl o First Row: Ann Sumers, Greensboro; Charles Sutherland, Greensboro: Lois I arbox, Old Saybrook, Conn.: Kathie Thomas, Tarentun, Penn.; Susan Thomas, Tatboro; Helen Thrift, Lakeland, Fla.; Tommie Townsend, Greensboro. Second Row: Linda Tysor, Burlington; C arol Upchurch, Durham; Anne Vick, Fori Belvoir, Va.; Carol Walker, Thomasville; Linda Ward, Lexington; Brenda Warren, Plymouth; Mary Waters. Lexington CLASS of 1 964 I ii.si Row: Margaret Waugh, Mooresville; Judy Waynick, Greensboro; lean Weatherby, Waynesville; Cecille Webb, West Palm Beach. Fla.; Linda Weisner. Winston-Salem; Melinda Westmoreland. Charlotte, Jane White. Greensboro; Nancy White. Statesville. Second Row: Joyce Wilkins, Sanford; Sara Lou Williams, Lexington; Wanda Williams. Hollins, Va.; Sidney Wilson, Wilson; Edith Winifree, Richmond, Va.; Charles Winter. Arlington, Va.; Donna Woodside, Charlotte; Susan Wright, Roanoke, Va. w heecme a oatf We are becoming absorbed in one ' pace and structure o a group o individuals. e are coming to realize oar environment. We tire emerging from ourselves. Page Thirty Betty Alley, President; Carolyn Chapman, Vice President; Carolyn Ratcliffe, Secretary; Billie Bledsoe, Treasurer. AcpAomotei Page Thirty-one VROLYN AbERNATHY Carolyn Adams Betty Alley Robert Atkins Lucy Bahnson nn Baily Badin Rowland Richmond, Va. 1 n C ooleemee Gastonia Anne Barefoot Anne Barnette Catherine Barnhart ( v Barr I am; Beane Elaine Bell C harlotte Roxboro Tarboro Wesl Jefferson Greensboro Shelby SOPHOMORES Janet Bender Arlington, Va. Marie Biles Winston-Salem Billie Bledsoe Greensboro Janet Brasington Wadesboro Ann Brawley Mooresville Helen Brewer Salisbury Jackie Bridges Smithfield Florence Brooks Bath Sherry Brotherton Sanford Eleanor Brown Wilmington Hilda Bruton Pleasant Garden Julia Burns Wadesboro Cathy Byrd Linden Philip Byrum Greensboro Becky Chambers Greensboro Nan v Chandler Hampton, Va. Carolyn Chapman Salem, Va. ki i i Ann C t i:k Charlotte Faye Corbett Nashville Jane Covington Wadesboro Judy Crissman Boonville M R DuUt.AN Asheboro Sylvia Edmunds Kinston Alice Edwards Winston Salem Carol Eichhorn Greensboro Katherine Fasul Fayetteville 1 Iuldaii Ferguson Murlreesboro Susan Freeman Biscoe Martha Frye Winston-Salem Mary Ann Fuller Greensboro CLASS ot 1963 Pat Gallagher Goldsboro 1 0UIS1 C.JU 1 M Gates 1 Iannaii Hamer Charlotte Myha Lit Harris Concord Ruth Harris Norfolk, Va. I IfNDA HENDRE Lexington Marcia Herring Snow Hill Matilda Holland Hollins, Va. Blverlv Ann Hooper Winston-Salem Brenda Howei i Eure Judy Jarrett Galax, Va. Jean Jerome Elizabeth City Kathryn Kegley Galax, Va. Jo Anna Kern U ashington, D. C. rvILLOUGII Matthews Blth Lawson Monroe Elaine Lee Norwood Mary K. Lester Bay Village. Ohio Rosantne Lrrr i i Marjobib Locke Connie Long [eannette Losee Annette Love Wanda Mahsiiai i Charlotte High Point Wadesboro Arlington, Va. Greensboro Stuart, Va. Delores McCaskiii. Letitia McGoocan Margaret McLeod Betty Miller Patricia Mitchell Metaleen Morgan Biscoe Hertford Raeford Greensboro Fairmont Hickory SOPHOMORES Faye Motley Goldsboro Paula Oyerton Wadesboro Peub C nncord Lynn Niven Waxhaw Nancy Page Yanceyville atricia Phillips Greensboio Jan Norvell Morganton Susan Parker Goldsboro Janice Polster Salem, Va. Barbara O ' Bryant Reidsvffle Judy Passavant Henderson DlANNE PRXTCHARD Elizabeth CitY Iudy O ' Dell Lenoir June Peace Winston -Salem I I 1 IN PrITCHAIU) Asheville Theresa Drmond Charles Perrett Jacksonville, Fla. ROLYN RatCLI] Waynesvule Robert Reeves P tULINE SATTERFIEL d Elaine Sherrill Janice Short Ruby Sluder Lura Smith Salisbury Mebane Asheville Charlotte Thomasville Chandler Patricia Smith Ann Smith Barbara Stallings Mary Stowi Linda Jane I i or Sue j w ' n: Valdese Ashevffle Thomasville Cramerton Arlington, Va. Fayetteville CLASS of 1963 Jeannette Thomas Lula Thorne Greensboro Elm City am TlIRASIIER Stoneville Beatrice Vance Mary Catherine Vick June U ' ii i Kernersville Raleigh Lexington Hrenda Womble Sanford Hie Ping Ting Sarawak, Borneo Gloria Tinsi Charlotte Martha Lou Tik adesboro Huldah J. Walston Betsi | m Whiteneb Julie Williams Wilson Gastonia Monroe Gail Young Asheville tveAeatm We search for truth from encounter. We •pursue the ideas o other . e assimilate ulcus o our own. Page Thirty sia Janice Thompson President of the junior ( las Miriam Pearson, Secretary; Martha Payne, ice-President; Barbara Chavis, W.R.A Representative; Sandra Wade, Treasurer; Jan Phillips, U ' .S.CA. Representative. juniokb Page Thirty-seven Martha |ean Arthur Kinston Dorothy Bailey Old Fort Martha Hope Basnighi Ahoskie Helen Christine Baum Manteo M r i ha Besi Goldsboro Tarboro Sarah 1 u Bradley Lenoir S- i ia [ean Brower Wadesl JUNIORS N C M!R BR1 VN R ° Seb 1 1M) 1 mnsl BURGIN Marion Velma C ah i 1 1! lartinsville, Va. Barbara Chavis Charlotte Rebecca Elizabeth (hi i k Goldston 1 exington W ' oriii 1 1 Davis Kinslon I ' I hh I 1 -eigJil Carolyn Sue Dilda Fountain Betty Nelms Edmondson Tarboro Lynne Eubank Raleigh Carol Jean Eudy Gastonia Sarah Jane Fincher Charlotte Gloria Garber Arlington, Va. Roscoe Lacey I Ianner Randleman Jennette Harrison Charlotte Nancv | ni I Iearne Biscoe Elizabeth Jane Heplbr Hopewell, Va. Ann [ Iolbrooks Concord Sara Melinda Hunter West [efferson Rachel Jessup Greensboro Marjorie Diane Johnson High Point Martha Lucille Johnson Henderson Gale Kendrick Peggy Kern Elizabeth Anne Little Monroe Charlotte Sara Evelyn Mashburn Madison Beverly Ann Mason Philadelphia, Pa. Susw McKellah Rowland Mari I hi Meacham Huntersville Elizabeth Ann Miller Greenshoro JUNIORS Mary lii izabei h Moore SmithfieL Nan Moriarity Hamlet Pecci i ii i Greensb Becki Newton Kensington, Md. I!i i i ii l )« i Roxboro Martha Rivers Payni Winston-Salem M n I wi 1 ' avni 1 rinitj Laura Pearce Greensboro Miriam Pearson Fayetteville Carol Price Leaksville Lucy Rhodes Tryon Amoret Rogers Fair Bluff Florence Box Roughton Elizabeth City Caynelle Scotton Siler City Terry Shutt Mocksville Linda Brown Smith Lincolnton _ of Margaret Rose Starling Roseboro Beth Conoly Suggs Leaksville Jerrie Rebecca Taylor Ellenboro Ruth Thomas Winston Salem Janice Thompson Greensboro Linda Torrence Greensboro Carolyn Vaughn Hickory Patricia Voss Winston-Salem Grace I Iarris West Oak Ridyc Page Forty-one achieve We achieve ability to compete with effort, ideas, and people. We arrive at an appraisal n goals and their expression in actum. e leant ti channel ourselves. t ' n r V rh In CvREl I I I lull Mi Secretary Priscilla Crater Vice-President AenkM Page Forty-three SENIOR of 1961 Willie Lucille Allred Burgaw Education Clara Lynn Almond Albemarle •Speech ■= Jackie Sue Andrews Greensboro ducation 1 unt Ann Arter Shaker Heights, Ohio Philosophy and Religion Page forty-fo Marian Ellen Ashe Durham ducation Saundra Kave Bali New Bern ducation Martha Coit Barham Franklin, Va. ducation Suzanne Cynthia Bevins Asheboro Philosophy and Religion Map. i 11 Ann BlSHER Denton Education Carolyn Spivey Brett Ahoskie I listorr Page Forty-five Evelyn Brown Elizabeth City Education Patricia Ann Browning Black Mountain Art Edward Hunter Bryant, Jr. Richmond, Va. nglish and Social Studies Linda Lane Brymer Fieldale, Va. Education Esther Ann Buchanan Asheville Education Nancy Lee Buckner Belmont Education Dorothy |ane Calvert Richmond, Va. Philosophy and Religion Frances Elizabeth Carrinc.t Sanford History Betsy Carroli Asheboro French William Harvey Civ New Bern Mathematics Page Forty SENIOR CLASS of 1961 Rebecca Jane Correli. Mebane Mathematics Margaret Alice Cotton Richlands Philosophy and Religion Priscilla Ann Crater Winston Salem Histori David Eli is Da is Fayetteville Psychology Page Forty-eight Hi i n [o Ellington Durham ducation GRAd Isms Washington, I). C. ducation |ohn Harden Flincham Greensboro Economics and Business Administration R 11 1 11 V.u n w Fox Carj Irl Ci Miu Susan Fussell Rose Hill ducation Nancy Louise Gilbert Norfolk, Va. SpawisJi P Foi [OHN ChURCHI] I C .D1III 1, |l: Rocky Mount Psychology Agnes Kathryn Hamilton Brevaid French Frances Ogburn Hammett Greensboro Biology Betty Lou 1 1 vbdin Fairmont Special Education Carolyn Ha rris Fountain Education Nancy Mae Hearn Kinston Music Education ' - Hilda Gave Hemric Jonesville Education Barbara Jean Hickman Troy Art and History Elsie Christine Hi West End Bioloz) Sarah Katherine Hinson Salisbury Philosophy and Religion SENIOR CLASS of 1961 Puge Fifn one SENIOR CLASS of 196 Margaret Cyrette Holliday 1 homasville Education Linda Blackard I Ioi.t Greensboro Education Nancy Carolyn I Iolt Liberty Historj and English l MA Dean SlM ' K I Ioiise Leaksville Music Education Page Fifty-two Gail Lineback Howell Winston Salem Home Economics Ruth Baker Hunt Pleasant Garden Speech Mary Lou Mutton Greensboro Education Frances Pvron Johnson Greensboro Philosophy and Helium,, Madelyn Carole Kei i i Greensboro Sociology Pe ;c;y Jane Kirkmai Randleman English Fifty-three Florence Gail Lambert Richmond, Va. Education Nancy Gail Lambeth Greensboro English Patricia Claybrook Lawson Stoneville Music Education Dorothi Wilson Luther Vsheville Education Mary Jane Manchester Lenoir Philosophy and Religion [ IM) |ane McGinty Belmont Education Page RfO foui Mildred Estelle Miller Brevard Church Music Carolyn Jessica Nelson New Bern Education Penelope Ellen Niven Waxhaw English Harriet Woodard Norton Selma Education SENIOR CLASS of 1961 Page Fifty-five SENIOR of 196 ' athicia Merle Oc;burn Greensboro Education C i 1 i us A. PorE I homasville I nglish - Grace Potter . I [artford, Conn. ducation Marion Surh.vi PowE] i Oxford General Science Page Fift) six Elizabeth J. Ramsey High Point Philosophy and Religion Lou Ellen Richey Greensboro 1 ducation |ohn Ray Ross Whiteville Pre-Theological Pa nun C ' aiu.oi t Shehan Spindale Biology i Mapp Sim i n Warwick, Va. Music Education JETTY |ANE SMITHWICK New Bern Special Education Page Bftj Elizabeth Gibson Sweetman Greensboro Education Ann Melchor Thomas Winston-Salem Special Education Ann Lane Thompson Stantonsburg Education SHIR] II I HOMPSON Reidsvillc Education i ' lorence whitehurs1 Underwood Greensboro Philosophy and Religion !i i s Cain Wai ki r Durham Music Education P e l :! i eight Patricia Susan Wallace Troy Education Mary Powell Ward Raleigh Education | ames Lewis Wicker Sanford Social Studies l. n Elizaheth Williams Raleigh Education Q J NIOR of 1961 Page Fifty-nine k xizabeth Ann Wilson Viola Carolee Wood Lowell Thomas Young Winston-Salem Silcr City Glade Hill. Va. Education Social Studies Pre-Theological SENIOR MARSHALS The Senior Marshals, as official hostesses of the college, usher at commencement, recitals, concerts, and any other college-sponsored events. I he chiel marshal is chosen by her class, and she, with the help of the Dean of Students, chooses the othei marshals. Pat Claybrook Chief Mm Cyrette Holliday, Elizabeth Caitington, Nancy Gilbert. Lucille Allred, Dot Wilson Luther. Pat Lawson, Sue Wallace, Bettj Jane Smithwick, Valiean Fox, Sarah Kay Hinson. No! pictured 1 ihh Smathers. P„t|e Si.Mv Marian Ashe ] Martha Barham Ed Bryant WHO ' S Who ' s Who in American Universities is an annual national publication which recog- nizes outstanding seniors all over the United States. To be elected to Who ' s Who is an honor which the seniors strive to achieve. Each tall the most outstanding students from David Davis Frances Hammett P«g Sixl; in, WHO the graduating class are chosen to represent Greensboro College in the edition ol Who ' s Who For that year. A short biograph) of each representative appears in the publica- tion, and each elected student receives a certificate l recognition. Penny Niven ( i ■, c 1 1 i i Wood Page Sixty three X Htm r fa L II we become awate e realize the value of individual partici- pation through involvement. We accomplish some goals and re-establish others. We par- take of the world iluit surrounds us. We are cognizant of the world beyond ourselves. Page Sixty-fit STUDENT CO-ORDINATING BOARD The Student Co-ordinating Board serves in it?, particular function to integrate all phases of student activity— spiritual, recreational, social, student government and communica- tions. This organization is composed of the representatives from these areas of campus life, the three executive officers. and the Deans, who serve as advisors. Meeting weeklj to discuss current activities and prob- lems and working in these various areas provide the mem bers opportunity to gain training in leadership responsibility. From an over-all perspective the Co-Board strives to be an integral part in accomplishing the general objective of all members and groups ol the college community to further the educational aims of Greensboro College. Seated lean Arthur, Carolyn Eichhorn, Carolee Wood, Ed Bryant, Nancy Lambeth, Standing: Martha Barham, Sarah Lu Bradley. Penny Niven. Page Sixty si. HONOR BOARD The Honor Board seeks to establish an attitude of in- tegrity and responsibility on the campus. As a newly created organization, it has jurisdiction over violators of the Honor System. Students reported violating the Honor System are tried by the Honor Board which renders a decision on the case and administers a penalty to the violators. The Board is composed of seven members, one of which is the chairman, chosen from the student body at large. Two representatives are elected from both the Men ' s and Women ' s Student Government Associations. The presidents of both associations also are members of the Board. Seated: John IW. Dot Calvert, Nancy Gilbert, Carolyn Chapman, Ed Br Standing: Nancy Lambeth, Fred Wilkie. Page Sixty-seven The Men ' s Student Government Association, organ- ized in l 1 ) ' . has taken its place alongside the Women ' s Student Government in an increased range of service. This organization is a usual channel through which the male students may voice their opinions and ideals. Along with representing resident and non resident students it sets standards oi school spirit and honor which, by fine leadership, have been and will continue to he lived up to. MEN ' S STUDENT Left to right: Robert Atkins. Treasurer; T ' hn R..s-. ice-President; Cletes Pope, Secretary; Ed Brvant. President. P The Women ' s Student Government Association stresses understanding and co-operation in striving for good citizenship on our campus. This organization is rcspon siblc for seeing that women students abide by the rules and regulations. The VV. S. G. A. Council includes the executive officers and a representative from each class. This body decides on judicial matters with the approval of the Dean ' s office. Legislative meetings arc held period- ically, at which time the house presidents attend. All women students arc members of W. S. G. A. GOVERNMENT WOMEN ' S Left to right: Rachel Jessup, Mar) Waters, Hannah I lame Nancj Lambeth, [an Phillips, Beck) C hai Page Sixty-nil Front row: Pat Knight, Janice Thompson, Marcile Johnson. Back row: Jean Arthur. Ruth Bum ' , San- dra Wade, and Lvnne Eu- bank. NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION The United States National Student Association is an organization of more than one million American students. Student governments at 400 colleges and universities are affiliated with N. S. A. The purpose of this organization is to discover and to represent the interests, problems, and aspirations of the American student. 1 he local N.S.A. Board, working as a subsidiary agent of The Co Board, sponsors such activities as the Friday Forums and special programs for Brotherhood Week and Academic Freedom Week. Serving as N. S. A. Coordinator is Ruth Burry. STATE STUDENT LEGISLATURE The State Student Legislature is composed ol students from North Carolina Colleges who are interested in govern- ment and politics. Once a year they meet at the Capitol in Raleigh and conduct their three daj session along the exact lines of the State Legislature. Student officials are elected, bills passed and resolutions made which air referred to the State Legislature. Awards arc given to the best bill in each house and also to the best man and woman debaters. Greensboro College representatives take a great interest in the State Student Legislature and gain valuable experience in governmental allairs. Left n right: Ted Byrd, Lvnne Eubank, and Ann Brawlv. Page Seventy I irst row: Elaine Bell, Martha Frye, fackie Bridges, Ann Bailey fane Walston, Lou Thome, Marj t atherine Vick, Becky Chambers. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY I he liininr 1 [onor Society was organized in 1938. Outstanding I reshmen and Sophomores are selected to its membership. I hese stu dents must have an average l at least ninety in their scholastic work and must be approved by the faculty. I ach spring the students having these qualifications are in- vited to become members. GAMMA IOTA SIGMA Outstanding Juniors and Seniors are selected to membership in Gam- ma lota Sigma. The scholastic re- quirements for membership are speci- fied by Phi Beta Kappa. I he student must be outstanding not onl) in scholastic ability but in e ei j phase of college life. Seated Carolyn Holt, Carolee Wood, Saundra Ball, Penny Niven, Shirley I hompson. Standing: David Davis, Boo Hunt, Pat Page Seventy-one First row: M Second row: Boo Hunt, Beck Amoret Rogers. ORIENTATION COUNSELORS Orientation counselors work with the new students by acquainting them with the cus- toms and regulations of the college. Each counselor attends a training session in the spring preceding the fall in which she will serve. The counselors contact their counselees during the summer and are on hand to help the new students move into the dormitories in the fall. Their main task is to prepare their counselees lor the handbook test given h the Women ' s Student Government at the beginning ol the semester. When needed, the counselors guide and advise their coun- selees throughout the year. The counselors are chosen from the Junior and Senior classes. Their selection is based on their experience and interest in the college and in the orientation program. Left to right: [aci Wall, Paula Lee Overton, Betty Alley, Sarah la Bradley. Laura Pearce. Standing: Betty Lou Hardin. HUT BOARD The I hit Board is composed of six mem hers and a chairman, whose aim it is to make tin- Hut a place where students can enjoj activities associated with home. Student host esses help to provide an atmosphere ol wel come foi students .nu theii dates. It is ,i tenter ol recreation and pleasure, providin TV, records, dancing, ping pony, card game and even includes a kitchen and cooking I ciImics for students, THE ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dra matic fraternity, was founded in 1425 as the result of growing interest in the educational theatre of American colleges and universities. As a national organization Alpha Psi Omega provides incentive for participation in college and university theatre, recognizing and re- warding all phases of student participation in college play production. The fraternity pub- lishes a national magazine, THE PLAYBILL, and provides other intercollegiate contacts. This year Greensboro College established its own chapter of Alpha Psi Omega to recog- nize the outstanding work of students in dra matics. To be eligible for membership in this national honorary fraternity a student must participate in several departments of dramatic production. The national constitution requires experience in acting, stagecraft, and other workshop activity. W. David Ashburn, Direc- tor of Drama, is faculty sponsor for the local chapter. Left to right Gail Ratcliffe, Helen Bau IRC In this aye of space travel, missiles, and atomic weapons, the college student finds that he can no longer center his interests around the events ol the select college com munity. I le must extend his interests to include the prob- lems of other nations, the attitudes and emotions of their people, ami the effects ol even the smallest country upon world affairs. The International Relations Club on our G. C. campus seeks to educate Mul broaden the views ol students about world affairs and community responsibility. Advisor ba- the 1. R. G is Dr. Marvin I . Skaggs, Professor of History ami Political Science. First row, seated: Elaine Bell, Carolyn Brett, Elizabeth Carrington, Huldah Fasul, Mary Catherine Vick. Second row: Ann McMinn, Nell Harris, Na Mitchell, Carolyn Abernathy, Mary Lou Meacham, Nan Moriarty, Mary Ja Eleanor Brown, Ted Byrd, Dr. Marvin Skaggs. ' erguson, Esta Ann Buch cy Gilbert, [ane Whitene. ■ Payne, Third row: Mary nan, Pat Knight, [Catherine Florence Rou S hton, Patricia Ann Fuller, Anne Crawford, First rcnr: Grace West, Nancy Shield, Bets; Carol Jean Eudy, Carolyn Vaughn. Second Niven, Nancy Heam, Linda Burgin, Map. Betty Hepler, Rebecca Taylor, Judy O ' Dell, iValkcr, Pat Lawson, Dot Von Cannon, r: Gloria Garber, Beatrice Vance, Lynn et McLeod. Third row: Robert Atkins, nice Polster, Miriam 1 louse. MUSIC CLUB I lie Music Club is a member of the North Carolina Federation oF Music Clubs. It is composed of music- majors and minors who have a high academic standing. I he club pro- motes a greater appreciation of the art of music through student reports, speakers, guest artists, and conven- tions. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA I he Chamber Orchestra is composed of students, faculty members, and townspeople. Mr. Don Hanson is the conductor of the orchestra. It meets on Tuesday and Thursdaj ol each week. I In orchestra presents two chape] programs and two evening conceits each year. Don Hanson, Director. efl to right: Dan Richmann, Ann Dulin. Stedman Clifton. Marjorie Locke, Nancy Hearn, T. Spencer Meyer. Second roir: Frank Walton. Ann Minton, Belie Stanheld, Gail Lambert, Betsy Blake, Margaret Howell. Mr. Wold. Tina Ormand. Carol Jean Eudy. Billie McPhail, Ann Shuford, Betsy Walker. Paul Frick. Third row: Georgiana Holbrooks, Susan Pollard, Steve Brockway. Ginny Grey, Pat Lawson. Page Si GLEE CLUB First Alma Dean House, Huldab Ferguson, Mildred MiUer, Grace West, Sara Lu Bradley, Bets 5 Walker, Mary Stowe, [ ane Overman, Carol lean Eudy, Nancj Shield. Second row: Judy Crissman, Peggj Neill, Margarel McLeod, Beatrice Vance, Pat Laws,,,, lean Davis, Marian Ashe. Mr. Williams. Third rou I eonna Jones, Ann Eggers, C arolyn Scott, Kan I ander, Anne Viclc, Janice Polster, Lynn Niven. Fourth row: Carol Reams. Gloria Garber, Martha Andrews, Joyce Wilkins, Elizabeth Miller. Sylvia Edmunds, Sara Lee Blanton. Fifth row: Marcia Herring, Lucy Rhodes, Susan [ homas, lamia Johi Hearn. Sixth row: Letitia McGoogan, Linda Burgin, Dot Calvert, Brenda Womble, Betty H I, Marth Lee Stuart. Nancy ham. Firs! row: Nancy Hearn, Beatrice Vance, Margarel Mel eod. Second row: Grace West, Sue Dilda, Pat I awson, Betsy Walker, Lynn Niven, Peggy Neil!. Third row: Elizabeth Miller, Mr. Garreth M. McDonald. Nancy Shield. MUSIC EDUCATION CLUB The Music Education Club is .1 membet of the Music Education National Conference. Membership in the club is limited to those students planning to teach music. The club enables the mem hers to gain new ideas as well as practice in then major field. I he group participates with other similar organizations in giving musical pro- grams during the year. Many oi the n programs present people ol local im port, line in the field ol music Page Seventy-five VOICE ENSEMBLE The Vocal Ensemble is a newly organized group cm our campus. Working closely with the Public Relations Office, this roup of mixed voices visits and sings for different churches in North Carolina. Among other engagements have been appearances on tele- vision. Seated at piano: Mrs. Bonnie Jean Wold. First row: Dot Von Cannon, Betty fane Hepler, Judy O ' Dell, Jo Clary, Vi White. Second row: C arolyn Vaughn. Margaret Hood, Sliru.n House, Sue Dilda, Ann C ' .irr Bryan, Gaynelle Scotten, Beckv Taylor. Third row: Chuck Clodfelter, Bobby Reeves, John Berrv, Wayne Lail. Mel Luther. First roif. Jean Weatherby, Susan Haves, Ann Harris. Stelle Flowers, Rebecca C heek, Marcile |ohnson, Joyce Wilkins, Jean Davis. Second row: Ann Shu- Ford, Man Lynn Bowen, Lee Stuart, Ginger Bank, Josephine Gibson, Rax Barnhart, Maril y Moore, Bettv Hood. G. C. DAUGHTERS to the G. C. girls whose mothers and grand mothers attended G. Cor Davenporl College ones the special privilege ol belonging to the G. C. Daughters Club. I bis club studies the past history and customs of G.C. through reg- 1 1 1 1 1 programs and bj working on special proj- ects looks to the future and advancement I Greensboro Colleee. Page Scvcnty-six HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The I lome Economics Club is made up of both major and minors in this field, and also any other persons interested in the field of Home Economics. The club meetings are developed around the purpose of enriching the home and family life of each individual member. Left to right: Gail Hnvvell, Ann Sumers, Stelle Flowers, Connie Buff, Lee Overton, Rebecca Cheek, Mar y Lou Meachem, Sara Hunter, Linda Torrence, Beverly Mason, Rebecca Newton. Seated on floor: Connie Long, Maijorie Locke. First row: Rubv Sluder, Ellen Pritcharcl. Jackie Bridges. Anne Barnette. Sarah Kay Hinson, Gloria Tinsley. Martha Fr e, Joyce Wilkins, Janette Cox. Second row: Louise Greene, Amoret Rogers, Carolyn Ratcliffe, Bern- Allev, Marv lane Manchester, Dot Calvert. Dr. Smith. Brenda Howell. Sylvia Edmonds, Nancv Chandler, Diane Pritchard. Sandra Calaway. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLUB In 1937, a Department of Religion was established on our campus. A Religious Edu- cation Club was organized in the early part of 1940. The club is composed ol majors ami an) other students interested in the field of re- ligious education. Page Seventy-seven Left to right: Anne Bisher. Sue Fussell, Mary Powell Ward. Nancy Buckner, Linda McGinty, Cyrette Holliday, Shirley Thompson, Mary Ann Fuller, Pauline Sa tterfield, Mary Lou Hutton. Second row: Sara Mashburn, Susan McKellar, Velma Carter, Diane Johnson, I aura Pearce. Bettj Ellington, Bettv Owen, Betty Tane Smithwick. Saundra Ball, Martha Payne. Third row: Mareile Johnson, Linda Brymer, Hilda Cave Hemric, Carolyn Adams. Katherine Fasul, Carolyn Abernethy, Elaine Lee. Becky Correll, Beth Williams. Carolyn Nelson, Lou Richev. N. S. E. A The N.S.E.A. chapter on G. C. Campus gives the students a chance to obtain information concerning their chosen field. Their meetings include many activities one ol which is having guest speakers and meetings are open to all interested students. MODERN DANCE Alter an intensive campaign, the Modern Xincc Club lias increased its membership bis year . m is taking mi active part in cam his life. Their activities include visits to ilbcr ncarbv campuses to sec similar groups I work. ent) eight WRITER ' S CLUB After a year of inactivity, the Writer ' s Club has been reactivated. This club gives students an opportunity to bear the works of others and to submit their own efforts to the con- structive criticism ol the club. Front rou Ed Bryant, Pat Browning, Elizabeth Cj Back row: Penny Niven, Nancy Gilbert, Betty Ellii Jack Wall, Cyrette Holliday, Pat Browning, Margaret Cotton, Dot Bailey, Gail Lambert. Jan Jones, Rax Barnhart, Paula Lee Overton, Marcile Johnson, Lewis Wicker. AVIATION CLUB I he Aviation Club is a newl) trips to ncarln airports, have spe; rganized group on our campus. I ' hev take field re, and plan to do some actual flying if possible. Pnge Sevenr) nine PUBLICATIONS BOARD The Publications Board is turn posed of a chairman, and the editors and business managers of the lour campus publications which in- clude the Echo, Collegian, Lyre, and Handbook. Dr. Benjamin II. Wilson, head of the English Department, serves as adviser to the Board. The chairman of the Publications Board serves as a link between the campus publications and the Student Coordinating Board. It is also the responsibility of the Board to supervise elections concern- ing the four publications, keep records, set policies, and advise whenever necessar) on the operation of the publications. A publi- cations banquet is held each spring at which awards are presented to outstanding members of the various staffs. PRISCIIXA RATES Chairman Seated: Pat Browning, Carolyn Holt, Priscilla Cr; Standing: Ed Brya r, Ann Cooper, Patti Sheshan. Page Eighty Ann Cooper Business Manage Melvin Jenkins, Jane Spruill, Lowell Lott, Penny Niven, Judy O ' Dell. THE LYRE The Lyre is printed three times a year and is a magazine for the students of G. C. The I yre prints prose, poetry, art, and music submitted from the Student body. The prose may be student research, short stories, essays, and criticisms. Marciixe Johnson, Linda Mat- thews, Louise Ruch, Carol Up- ohubch, |anet Bender. Ann Cooper. ECHO 1961 Early in the spring, editor of the Echo. Pat Browning, began hei work lor the 1961 edition of the yearbook. The dummy was first, and was worked on during the summer. In the fall came pictures, copy, layout, and finally proofs. Among all this was the selection of a theme, a dedicatee and a cover, all to be kept a secret until the day in the spring that the Echo comes out. In all the students at G. C, the Echo is a record and hard work in 1960-1961. It is a memento to he treasured and looked at again and again. Sara Hunter was assistant editor ami Carolyn Nels was business manager. Page I ighl; two Gaynelle Scotten, Nancy Gilbert, Tookib Morgan LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Martha Besi Mari ( irti r, Eleanor l im Vnn Fortni r, Gaii Youni B Linda Taylor, Betty t mm in [ m I iNCHER, Gloria Tinsley Kitty Clark, Gappy C entri Carolyn Holt Editor in Chief 1961 COLLEGIAN Under the capable hands of Carolyn Holt, Editor in Chief, and Patti Shehan, Business Manager, the 196] Collegian presented several new features. One new feature was that the Collegian came out bi-weekl) instead ol bi-monthly. Another first was the first edition with eight pages in the history of G. C. Ml these new ideas meant a great deal of hard work, but the able editorial and business stalls did it and tame up with nne nl the best papers the college has ever known. P , I ■!■:. fo Carolyn Chapman, Eleanor Brown, Martha Hopj B Edward Peurifoy, Huldah Ferguson. I win rim Barn Bobby Reeves, [a. k xi i , Habbii i . i town Long, Helen Thrift, Patti Shehan, Gale Dillinc, Mari Lou Meachem, Susan Freeh Page Eight) - hi I., I Bryant, I ' uith Bum. Penm Niven, and Mary Lou Mutton. HANDBOOK I he Student ' s I landbook was edited this year h Penm Niven. The purpose of this manual is to explain some ink ' s and regulations, introduce some Kills and define some terms which are of help to Greensboro College students. It also includes dn introduction to college or ganizations, telling their purposes and functions in Lam pus life. NEWS BUREAU I he Greensboro College News Bureau is G. C. ' s contact w ith the new spapers ol (. Ireens boro, students ' hometown newspapers, and newspapers throughout the state. Its purpose is to keep the public informed of activities al Greensboro College. Jackie Bridges is the correspondent foi 1960-61. Her work is carried on thm, iyh the Public Relations Office. She maintains a current displ.n ol all newspaper clippings on the bulletin hoard of the Vrts ,im Science building for the benefit of stu dints and faculty. I SOCIAL LIFE COMMITTEE Social life on any college campus is one of the most important areas of activity. On the G. C. campus the Social Life Committee is the guiding organization from which the various social activities extend. Representa- tives from each class, working with the Dean of Students, carry on their work throughout the year in the areas of dance plans, social functions, table assignments, and suggested entertainment in Greensboro. The Social Life Committee also recommends standards of be- havior expected in all areas of G. C. life. First row: Linda McGintv, Ann Bailev. Mai Cyrette Holiday, Ann Thomas, Jean Arthu Bradlev. Lou Meacham. Second row: Martha Barhani. Sarah Lu DAY STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION The Day Students ' Association was founded in 19S0 with the purpose of uniting .ill the day students and bringing them into closer contact with the students living on campus. I his association participates in many of the campus activities, and one of its main Functions is to co-sponsor the annual Christmas Dance. Page Eighty- Left to right: Chuck Clodfelter, Jack Wall, Lewis Wicke Ed Peurifoj . MEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The M.A.A., Eoi the purpose of sponsoring .1 program of intramural and dual sports, began a lull program this year with the completion of the new gymnasium. Headed by President Lewis icker, and guided bv Coach William Ariail. the M.A.A. sponsored and planned many exciting sports among the male students and developed a keen interest in athletic and recreational activities. WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Each woman student is a member of the Women ' s Recreation Association, and is thus given the op- portunity to participate in the various activities carried on bj this organization, rhese activities include hallball, ping pong, archery, basketball, softball. volleyball, tennis, ami swimming tourna- ments between the classes. Also under the sponsor- ship f the W.R.A. are the Modern Dance Club. I he I lorseback Riding Club and the Bridge Club, as well as the annual softball. hallball and basket ball games between the two societies. efoot, Barbara Chavis. Hannah Hamer. Gail Kcndr id ran : Pauline Satterfield, Judv Passavant, Na k. Cat Young, Valjean Foj kne-r. Martha Tucke [hi 1 eight ATHLETIC COMMISSION The Athletic Commission, acting as a co-ordi- nating body, attempts to regulate the policies and functions of the athletic organizations on campus, which includes the Women ' s Recreation Associa- tion and the Men ' s .Athletic Association. The Athletic Commission along with the Day Students ' Association co-sponsors the annual Christmas Dance. The Athletic Commission is always alert tor new ideas to stimulate and increase recreational interest on campus. Basketh BASKETBALL Over the net VOLLEYBALL Pag ni l ■ 7 didn ' t know I had a muscle there! That Love- CONDITIONING TENNIS TABLE TENNIS keep your eye on that bull Page Ninety-one EMERSON SOCIETY I he Emerson Society . . . colors of green and gold . . . warmth of Emerson love . . . South Pacific at Formals . . . great talent . . . Victorious again on Decision Night . . . three time winner of Emerson- Irving basketball game . . . co-sponsor of Mid Winter Dance . . . wonderful girls. p p jMflA (M f ■■ ■ fV (II I K I RS lma Dean Stack Cyrette Holliday I ' uin Si inn I ' , Linda McGinti Ann Barnette Amorj i Rogers Laura Pear i I ' uee ViMCll two IRVING SOCIETY The Irving Society . . . color of purple and gold . . . co-sponsor of the Mid-Winter Valentine Dance . . . sponsor of the Montaldo ' s Fashion Show . . . pre- senter of a minstrel for the Formals ... a very talented, friendly, and hard working society. MARSHALS i ooki1 morgan Carolyn Ratclifff Alice Edwards Annette Love 1 1 1 i i s Brewer OFFICERS Martha Payne Ruth Baker Hunt Lynn Almond Mary Lou Meacham Miriam Pearson Barbara Ciiavis Page Ninety three G. C. PLAYERS This year For the first time the G. C. Players was open tn anyone in any field who was interested in dramatics, w ithout any previous experience. Man) opportunities were provided For the students who desired to show what the) could do and For those who wished tn learn the rudiments of the theater. Under the able direction of Mr. David Ashburn, the Players presented two major productions. The Skin ol Our Teeth in the fall and Between Two Thieves in the spring. The period of time between the tnst rehearsal and the final performance is a lot of haul work, but when the final curtain «s down, the Plavers have the thrill of knowing that the) ha production. put sful i. ' J 1 rt ' - ' ' , Alm idem First row: Helen Baum, t hark Bettv Liiu Hardin. Lynn Almo Carolyn Ratcliffe, Wordell I). Mary Carter. Fourth row: Ai s Winters, Martha Bland. Ard. id. Secoyid roir: Lou Ruch, Bo ms. ' [ ' .Hi Dunun. Third km, Shuford, Suzanne Willi Lowell km. W; John Sncad. ■n Evans. Lucy Allrc ' d, Betsy Burton, i Hunt, Linda Pearson, Nancy Page, Donna Woodside, David Ashburn. Cail Youiva, I.I Bn.mt, kick Walk Lail. Anne Harris, Jan Jones, Mel Jenkins. Charles Perrett, |ohn G,,rha Page Ninety fc Beeinnine Act U Page Sine) i five STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Each student automatically becomes a member of the Student Christian Fellowship upon his arrival at Greensboro College. Since C. C. is a church related school, the S. C. F. plays a ital part in college life b working to establish .1 more Christian atmosphere on the campus. Some of the major activities of the S. C. I. include the Wed- nesday night fellowships, the semi-annual retreats, the Campus Chest Drive, Religious Emphasis Week, and the 1 ranslcr Picnic. Various programs. Vesper Services, parties and other events are held throughout the year in order to stimulate the student ' s interest in its interdenominational religious program. Betty Ed Ruby Sluder Executive Officers J ' .rM ran- lain., IVarce. N.ino thandlei. Sarah ka llins,,,,. Sv Im.i Edmunds. Ukie Brides. Louise Greene, Brenda Howell. Second row: Ann Barnette, Carolyn Ratcliffe, Rubj Sluder, Lvnne Eubank, Bettj Alley, Ruth Burry, Marj fane Manchester. Third row. Martha I rye, Gloria Tinsley, Carolyn Vaughn, Marj Lou Meaeham, Amoret Rogers, Nanc Hearn, Maine Bell. Fourth row: Sara Mashbum, IScttx Edmondson, Tookie Morgan, Dot taken. Dr. Smith, CHAPEL CHOIR The Chapel Choir, under the direction of Nancy llcarn, adds beauty and inspiration to the services each Thursday morning in Finch Memorial Chapel. The choir also provides music for special services during the year, such as Christmas and Easter programs, and also For Religious Emphasis Week. First roir: Jeanette Cox, Sandra Caraway, Jo Anna Kern, Nancy Hearn. Second row. Shirley Thomp- son, Brenda Howell, Nancy Chandler, Barbara Stallings. Third renv: Susan Hayes, Carolyn Brett, Jo Ann Reese, Louise Greene. Fourth row: Mary E. Hunt, Ann Smith, Sylvia Edmunds, Nan Moriarty. Fifth row: Becky Tavlor, Lee Stuart, Tookie Mor- gan, Mary Jane Payne. Sixth row: Margaret Me- Leod, Lu Thome, Lvnn Niven, Linda Pearson. Seventh row: Violet White, Pat Young. Patricia Lawson. Eighth rem-: Carolyn Chapman, Ellen Pritchard, Marv Jane Manchester, Ninth row: Mel Luther, Bobby Re kins, C buck Clodfelter. Martha Frvt •es. Bobby At- n _ Page Ninety-seven 1961 C lizabetli S mitth erd PflgS Vm. ' h eight MAY DAY 1961 MAID OF HONOR ivlarii cU.oui iff enchant Page Nineti nine 6e r-J-ou C lten IKichau Senior Attendant C llzabeth C arrington Senior , Uendanl MAY CC Page One Hundred Ml ' ; H aIBF junior Attendant Pe m Wool junior Attendant 6 URT 1961 Page One Uuiulrcl On MAY CO Afim Sunlit Sophomore Attendant Kiitncrinc TctSitl Sophomore Attendant i l M , Hundred I  ■ URT 1961 .MM Freshman Attendant 7 7s • I reshman Attendant 4 Page One Hundred Thret The rain stopped and the program went on as scheduled . . . The traditional dance ended the ■pageantry o the day while a mast spirited band drank punch and made music . . . Page One Hundred Vow MAY DAY 1960 Well do we remember this day heavenward to scan the clouds . rains came — and many faces turned Pat Fearing, Ma; Queen, and Dot i! son, Maid of I lunar, watch the smooth performance o the court as they wind the May pole. Page One Hundred Fi SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Boo I lu i Best Ml Rount I DWARD Bin W I Most I ikeh To Succeed ! ' «ge tne Hundn it Si Carolyn I Iol r Best Studeni r_ f r Valjean I ox in i Original Nancy I [earn Most Popular l ' .mc One lluu.lnj Seven INFORMAL SHOTS AROUND THE CAMPUS footed Barefoot us the Big Splash anows may come but classes 20 on Vlaybe I ' d better write down tluit locker nutnbi -- ttige One Umidrcd Nine adv rfhementi Vage One Hundred Eleven PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING— COMPLETED I960 GREENSBORO COLLEGE • A senior coeducational college offering A.B., B 5 , B Mus , B Mus Ed degrees • A small college limited to 650 students • A college where personal relationships count, one faculty member for every fourteen students • A college with high academic standing; approved by the mapr accrediting agencies • Ma|or emphasis upon liberal arts, with excellent resources also for Music, Religious Education, Home Economics, Art, Speech, Teacher Training, Economics, and Business Administral • Democratic in atmosphere, Christian ii HAROLD H. HUTSON, President GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Page (h„- Hundred I •■■!• TUCK PHOTO SUPPLIES, Inc. 225 N. Elm Street Near the 0. Henry Hotel CAMERAS— PROJECTORS— FILMS DARKROOM SUPPLIES— PHOTO FINISHING GREENSBORO, N. C. Phone BR 3-7170 Hoar and GxtitXt West Market Street Extension SPACIOUS PARKING GROUND join the college gang for a delicious bite to eat at Greensboro ' s most popular sandwich shop. m T LIVE BETTER DUK POWER COMPANY Vage One Hundred Thi Meet Your Friends . . . At The Nearhy GUILFORD DAIRY DARS MILK SHAKES— CONES— BANANA SPLITS Guilford Dairy Cooperative ) our I lometown Uairi 3939 W. Market Street 1616 West Lee Summit Shopping Center Plaza Shopping Center Friendly Shopping Center 15 ? LAUNDERETTE 18 HOUR SERVICE 328 Tate Street GREENSBORO, N. C J. JENKINS SONS CO. Manufacturers of Creensborc College Rings- -Pins 2601 w Le xington St. Baltimore 23, Md LOUISE P. WALTERS F oi ' ers P Bo 2916 Phone CY 9-5200 G eensboro, N. 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Coke brings you back refreshed Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Company Greensboro, North Carolina You are always welcome at Your College Bookstore GREENSBORO COLLEGE BOOK STORE GREEN VALLEY GOLF CLUB DAILY FEES n.OO Weekdays — $2.00 Weekends Electric Carts Available AUBREY C. APPLE PGA Professional Owned and Operated by THE STARMOUNT COMPANY Page One Hundred V, ELM AT GASTON MONTALBO ' S GREENSBORO, N. C. CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION COATS— SUITS— DRESSES— HATS ACCESSORIES— COSMETICS SPORTSWEAR— SHOES— LINGERIE— FURS OLIVER ' S DRUG STORE 457 W. Market Street The Store of Personal Service ' Half Way To Town Phone BR 2-4007 A Profitable Home For Your Money Home Federal and Loan Association Main Office Plaza Branch 113 N. Greene St. 1702 Battleground Ave. GREENSBORO, N. C. A THAIHIMER AFFILIATE The store of the individual shops for the college student ' ROBERT ROLLINS BLAZERS, INC. 832 Broadway New York 3, N. Y. SPECIALIZED BLAZER SERVICE to Schools Sororities Colleges Fraternities Golf Clubs Honor Societies Classes Bands Athletic Teams Glee Clubs Awards Committees Choral Groups Page One Hundred Eighteen It was our pleasure to make your informals for the ECHO MARTIN ' STUDIO 112 East Gaston Street GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Nineteen Compliments of EDMONDS DRUG STORE 952 Summit Avenue GREENSBORO, N. C. POWELL ' S FINE SHOES I. MILLER— MADEMOISELLE PARADISE— JOYCE KEITH HIGHLANDER 115 S Elm St Greensboro, N. C. Phipps Hardware Company, Inc. 215 N. Elm Street Phone BR 2-0179 GREENSBORO, N. C. Spalding Sporting Goods, Hardware, Marine Supplies, Appliances Gift Department 2nd Floor AMOCO SERVICE CENTER Tires . 13335 3°3 George St. Tubes Batteries _ _-__-, _ Accessories BB W Phone ME 7-3925 f A . ' [•!■£ 1 New Bern, N. C. this building was built by L. B. 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K Compliments of STUDIO OF EEN ' S PHOTOGRAPHY 202 ' 2 W. Market Phone BR 3-3700 GREENSBORO, N. C. TOWN COUNTRY HOTELS THE KING COTTON SEDCEFIELD INN Columbia Laundry LUXURY DRY CLEANING AT POPULAR PRICES ONE DAY SERVICE SEVEN LOCATIONS IN GREENSBORO SAME DAY SERVICE Page One Hundred Twenty-three FULL SELECTION OF COCKTAIL AND SPORTS CLOTHES THE FRANKLIN DRUG STORES, Inc Four Stores to Serve You 401 Tote Street 4701 High Point Rood 2140 Lowndole Drive 3813 E. Bessemer CLtLs Ba rn TALLEY ELECTRIC, INC. Your Electrical Servant Wiring and Maintenance Lighting and Electrical Heating Specialists Dial BR 4-1531 1109 Battleground Ave. GREENSBORO, N. C. BE SOCIABLE— HAVE A PEPSI The Light Refreshment Phone CY 9 1341 3317 Spring Garden l ' .,. On, Hundred Twenty-fa PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE ECHO SIIIIIH STUDIO 12 East Hargett Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred I went) f i ASHEVILLE, N C. WASHINGTON, D. C. KNOXVIUE, TENN. ATLANTA. GA CHATTANOOGA. TENN. RALEIGH. N. C. 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THE LOTUS RESTAURANT CHINESE AND AMERICAN DISHES 105 South Greene St. We prepare orders of chow mein and chop suey to take out. OUR SINCERE THANKS TO: Our Advertisers Our Literary and Business Staffs Mr. Jack Weaver, our advisor Mr. Price C oursey of Charlotte Engraving Co. Mr. Harrie Keck of Observer Printing House Mr. Miller of Martin ' s Studio M r. Laws and Mr. Smith of Smith Studio Mr. T. C. Harrell Mrs. Helen Thomas Page One Hundred Twent) STUDENT DIRECTORY Abernathy, Carolyn Rose, Box 431, Badin Abramson, Bonnie-Joan, 2800 Greenvale St., Chevy Chase, Md. Adams, Carolyn Cooper, Rowland Alley, Betty Ann, 51 01 Forest Hill Ave., Richmond 25, Va. Allred, Willie Lucille, Burgaw Almond, Clara Lynn, Route 4, Albemarle Almond, Nancy Lee, Route 4, Albemarle Alston, Nancy Saunders, 217 College Street, Littleton Alvis, Brenda Lee. 1711 Brighton Street. Greensboro Anderson, Ken Sheetz, 2019 Walker Avenue, Greensboro Andrews, Martha Burns. Box 217, Mt. Gilead Andrews, Mrs. Jackie Scoggin, 1846 Villa Drive, Greensboro Arter, Laura Ann, 22040 McCauley Rd„ Shaker Heights. Ohii Arthur. Martha Jean, 1300 Rhem Street, Kinston Ashe. Marian E„ 2107 Htllandale Road, lXirham Atkins, Robert T., Box 576, Troy Averette, Samuel R„ Route 2, Oxford Bahnson, Lucy, Cooleemee Bailey, Barbara Anne. 712 Carlton Drive, Gastonia Bailey. Dorothy, Old Fort Ball, Sandra K„ Box 1044, New Bern Barefoot, Patricia Anne, 330 Landerwood Drive, C harlotte Barham. Martha, Box 357, Franklin Barnes, Bobbilyne. Route 1. Fairmont Barnette, Anne Stuart, 213 Barnette Avenue, Roxboro ISarnhart. Catherine. 1504 W. Canal Street. Tarboro llarr. ancy. West Jefferson Basnight, Martha Hope. 419 West Street. Ahoskie llauer. Elsie, 129 Tate Street. Greensboro Bauiii. Helen C, Box 204, Manteo Beane. Jane, 407 W. Radiance Drive, Greensboro Begor, Martha Lee. 129 Colonial Cr., Wilmington Belangia, Elaine Patricia, 1111 Jones Avenue, Elizabeth City Bell, Elaine. 408 Edgewood Street. Shelby Bender. Janet. 406 N. Thomas Street. Arlington 3. Va. Benson. Alice Marie, Battlebon, Berry, John Winifred, 103 Circle Ct„ Morganton Best, Jean Maxine, Route 2, LaGrange Best. Martha l: erton. Route 2. Box 66, Goldsboro Bevins, Su anne G. 123 S. Randolph Avenue. Asheboro Biggs. Mary Anne Parker. 1407 Lakeview Drive, Fayetteville Biles, Alice Marie, 2425 Greenwich Road. Winston-Salem Binder. Norma Van L., 138 Cherokee Road. Charlotte Bisber. Martha Ann. Box 337, Denton linens. Mary Ann. 1304 Griffith Road, Monroe Black, Sail) Covington, Park Road. Route 2, Charlotte Bland. Martha Ann, 1701 Pugh Street. Fayetteville Blanton, Sarah Lee. 721 Blanton Street. Shelby Bledsoe, Billie Yvonne, Guilford College Branch, Greensl Bones. Betty Jane, 916 St. David Street. Tarboro Bowen, Mary Lynn, 1105 X. Woodleigh Cr., Reidsville Bowles. Mar) I ynn, 2100 W. Market Street. Greensboro Box, Florence A., 4l(i North Road. Elizabeth City Bradley, Sarah I.u. 200 Norwood Street. I enoii Brasington, Janet, 602 Woodland Avenue, Wadesboro Brawley, Ann, 732 N. Mam St., Mooresville Brewer. Elizabeth Sue. 3333 Arlington Drive, Winston Salem Brewer, Helen Mane, Bos [468, Salisbur Brett. Carolyn S.. 314 North Street. Ahoskie Bridges. Jackie I .. 109 Rose Street, Smithfield Brockway, Stephen, 521 SOv.m Drive. South Williamsport, Penn Brooks, Helen Horence, Bath Brotherton, Ethel Sherrill, 707 Spring I ane, Sanford Brower, Sylvia lean. Box Mr,. Wadesboro Brown, 1 leanoi Ann. 2242 C ellia Drive, Wilmington Brown. Evelyn, 404 S. Ashe St.. Elizabeth City Brown, Linda L„ 417 N. Academy Street, L.neohitoii Browning, Patricia Ann. 121 Old Highway 70, Black Mountain Bruton, Hilda, P. O. Box 188, Pleasant Garden Bryan, Ann Carr, Box 42S. Roseboro Bryan, Betsy Haywood, 264 S. Sunset Drive. Winston-Salem Bryant, Edward Hunter, 4615 Leonard Parkway, Richmond, Va. Brymer. Linda Lane. 23 Field Avenue, Fieldale, Va. Buchanan, Esta Ann, 20 Buckingham Ct.. Asheville Buckner, Nancy Lee, 101 Park Drive, Belmont Bull, Connie Joyce, Route 3. White Store Road. Wadesboro Bullock, Jane Frances, 311 Best Street, Kannapolis Burgin. Linda L., 1515 Leach Street, Marion Burns, Julia E., 205 Woodside Drive, Wadesboro Burry. Ruth. Orange Lake, Fla. Burton, Betsy Bowles, 4305 Forest Hill Avenue, Richmond. Va. Byers, Linda Graham, 303 Woodlawn Avenue. Greensboro Byrd, Catherine N , Linden Byrd, William Ted. Route 1, Box 58. Chase City, Va. Byrum, Philip, 516 Ashland Drive, Greensboro Cagle, Doris Nell, 2709 Liberty Road, Greensboro Calaway, Sandra Gail, 269 Stanton [ nvc, Winston-Salem Calvert, Dorothy Jane, 1428 Carlisle Avenue. Richmond 31. Va. Carraway, Guy Nelson, 309 Oak Street, Snow Hill Carrington, Elizabeth. 214 Summit Avenue, Sanford Carroll, Betsy, 2005 N. Fayetteville Street. Asheboro Carter. Mary Thomas, Route 4. Box 231, Mount Airy Carter, Velma, Box 2074, Martinsville. Va. Catanzaro, Rosemarie, 1945 McGraw Ave.. Bronx 62. N.Y.C. Gates, Sarah Jo, 300 Burtner Street, Greensboro Chatin. Mary Elizabeth, 2755 Westridge Road: Winston-Salem C hambers, Rebecca, 609 Shawnee Road, Greensboro Chandler. Nancy P., 127 Alleghany Road. Hampton. Va. Chapman. Carolyn. 720 Maryland Avenue. Salem. Va. Chappcll. Marilyn Kave, Route 5. Mount Airy Chavis, Barbara, 2535 Sehvyn Avenue. Charlotte Cheek, Charles LeRoy, Route 1A, Rainsem Civils, William Harvey. Box 1254, New Bern Cheek, Rebecca, Box 756, Goldston Clapp, Carol Ann, 2508 Libertv Road. Greensboro Clark, Kitty Ann, 3110 Mountainbrook Road, Charlotte 9 Clary, Jo Allison, Box 993, Children ' s 1 lome. Winston-Salem Clodfelter. Druid Miles, 9810 Mam Street. Damascus. Md. Clodfelter, Theresa Sharon, 310 Woodlawn Drive, Lexington Connell. Lynda J., Route 3. Rockingham Cooper, Vera Ann. Box 34, Lexington Corbett, Janice Faye, 313 Jones Street. Nashville Correll, Rebecca Jane, 109 W. Lee Street. Mchanc Cotton, Margaret, Box 355, Richlands Covington. Elizabeth Jane, 402 Lee Avenue, Wadesboro Cox, Carol Jeanette. 151 Idlewild Drive. Winston-Salem Crater. 1 ' ristill.i Ann. 516 Irving Street. Winston Salem Crawford, Frances Anne. Box 134, Rowland Creede, lee Otis. 908 Hall Street. Greensboro Crissman, ludv Clara, Boonville Culleiton, leal, Elizabeth, 214 W. 10th Ave.. I .milium. Penn. I i.i Dild D Don; David, Route 4, Box 35, Fayetteville Frances I itde, Westlake Hills, Newton Ir.o, I ouise, 4s2 ' i Monroe Road, ( harlotte Wordell [ohnson, lr.. Route 6. Box 32S. Kinst nette, Anne Ellen, Clarksville, Va. t io.lv n Sue. 1 oiintam g. I inda Gayle, Box 506, Gastonia in, Man I on. 239 W. Wainmand Ro.nl. Ashebi Page One Hundred Twenty-eight STUDENT DIRECTORY Dulin, Virginia Ann, Box 773, Waynesville Duncan. Thomas J., Route 8, Box 790, Greensboro Edmondson, Betty, Route 1, Tarboro Edmunds, Sylvia Jo, 1803 Queens Road, Kinston Edwards, Alice Ann, 2749 Cherokee Lane, Winston-Salem Eggers, Anne B„ Box 222, Glen Alpine Eggleston, Betty Ann, 630 Highland Drive, Leaksville Eichhorn, Carol, 5523 Wayne Road, Sedgeheld, Greensboro Ellington, Betty, 2608 Glendale Avenue, Durham Ellis, Gloria D., Route 5, Lincolnton Estes, Grace, 1720 N Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. Eubank, Lynne, 1913 Reid Street, Raleigh Eudy, Carol Jean, 1406 Hargrove Avenue, Gastoma Evans, Arden Jeanette, 5755 N. 11th Street, Arlington 5 , Va Farrington, Jacqueline Lee, 2016 Fernwood Drive, Greensboi Fasul, Katherine, 337 Dick Street, Fayetteville Fentris, Ellen Jean, 306 O ' Connor Street, Greensboro Ferguson, Huldah, 610 E. High Street, Murfreesboro Fincher, Sarah Jane, Box 24, Derita Station, Charlotte 6 Flinchum, John, 2702 Wildwood Drive, Greensboro Flowers, Hettie Estelle, 608 N. Center Street, Ml. Olive Foley, Martha Rose, Route 1. Orruni Former, Mary Ann, 242 Boulevard, High Point Foscue, Tommie, Mavsvilie Foster, Brenda Joyce, 542 Overlook Street, Greensboro Fox, Ruth Valjean, Route 1, Gary Freeman, Susan Kendall, Box 472, Biscoe Frost. Deborah Ann, Charles Drive, Laurinburg Frye, Martha Miller, 1200 Miller Street. Winston-Salem Frye, Mrs. Patricia McKenzie, Box 202, Pilot Mountain Fuller, Mary Ann, 5 Piccadilly Cr„ Greensboro Fussell, Sue, Box 155, Rose Hill Gallagher, Sara Pat, 504 Rudolph Street. Goldsboro Garber, Gloria, 2108 N. Brandywine Street, Arlington, Va. Gardner, Martha Rose, 101 Doris Avenue, Clinton Gentry, Catherine Reade, 107 Ridge Road, Roxboro Gibson, Martha Josephine, Gibson Gilbert, Nancy, 3565 Buckingham Street. Norfolk 13, Va. Godfrey, Vicki L., c o Mrs. H. D. Sneed, Box 1 16. Bryson I Gorham, John, 712 Rose Street, Rocky Mount Goldsmith, Mary Elizabeth, Startown Road, Lincolnton Graham. Louise McCree, Route 1. Box 233. Lumberton Gray, Jinnie Eli .abeth, Marion Gray, Michele, 4224 Starmount Drive, Greensboro Gray, Judith Kariin, Box 112, Gatun, Canal Zone Greene, Jennie Louise. Route 1, Box 154, Gates Gregson, Doris Marie, Box 1026, Liberty Griebel, Jane, 912 Broadway, Rochester. Minn. Haefling, Cynthia E., 1206 Lancaster Ave.. Stewart Park, Mo, Hamer, Hannah, 1000 Marsh Road, Charlotte 9 Hamilton. Agnes, Hamilton Drive. Brevard Hammett, Frances O.. 212 S. Mendenhall Street. Greensboi Hanner, Roscoe, Route 2, Randleman Hardin, Betty Lou, Route 2, Fairmont Harrell, Lee Lang, 1036 Rock Spring Drive, Greenville Harrelson. Clara Kay, 808 Woodrow Street, High Point Harris, Carolyn, Fountain Harris, Dorothy Nell, Route 2, Box 300, Kinston Harris, Florence Ann, 11 Carmalt Street, Thomasville Harris, Myra Lee, 213 Lake Concord Road, Concord Harris, Ruth Ann, 1337 Maplewood Avenue. Norfolk. Va. Harrison. Barbara Jane. 401 Charles Street, Henderson Harrison, Jeanette, 2101 Radcliffe Avenue, Charlotte Harrison. Teresa Hope, 221 N. Fourth Street. Wilmington Hayes, Marj Susan, Box 26, Goldston Hearn, Nancy Mae, 109 E. Daniel Street, Kinston Hearne, Nancy Jane, Box 175, Biscoe Heckard, Linda Merle, 137 N. Third Street, Albemarle Helms, Doris Jean, 803 Johnson Street, Monroe Helms, Sandra Ann, 2040 Avennel Avenue, Roanoke, Va. Hemric, Hilda Gave, Box 180, Jonesville Hendren, Lynda, 201 Eastside Drive, Lexington llepler, Elizabeth Jane, 304 Ramsey Avenue, Hopewell. Va. Herring, Mary Marcia, Snow Hill Hickman. Barbara Jean, Box 415. Troy High. Sally Owen. Route 2, Box 125. Whitcvillc Hill. Elsie Christine. Box 137. West End Unison. Sarah Katherine. 324 Wiley Avenue, Salisbury Holbrook, Georgiana Fay. 113 Nunnery Lane, Catonsville, Md. Holbrooks. Elizabeth Ann. 714 WilMar Drive. Concord Holland, Matilda. Hollins, Va. Holland, Patricia, 556 Cedar Street, Leaksville Holliday, Cyrette, 218 Spring Street. Thomasville Holt, Nancy Carolyn, Route 1, Liberty Holt. Mrs. Linda Blackard. Route 1. Julian Hood, Betty Aileen. 620 N. Endor Street. Sanlord Hood, Margaret Ann, 1624 Emerald Avenue, Salisbury Hooper, Beverly Ann, 400 Sheffield Drive, Winston-Salem House, Miriam M, Box 67. Kenansv ille Howell, Mrs. Gail Line-back. Rt. 8, Mrlhavcn Rd.. Winston-Salen Howell, Brenda Carolyn, Eure Hunt. Mary Elizabeth, 133 Rosedale Cr., Winston-Salem Hunt, Ruth Baker, Box 224. Pleasant Garden Hunter, Sarah. Box 16S, West Jefferson Flutchens, Mary Martha, 700 Westwood, High Point llutton. Mary Lou, 3204 Madison Avenue, Greensboro Ivey, Carolyn, Box 335, Rowland James, Sandra Jerush, 810 Arlington Avenue, High Point jarrell, Margaret Hayden, 1112 Ferndale Drive. High Point larrett. ludith Have. Waugh Street, Galax. Va. Jenkins, Melvin, 2421 Bradston Road. Bayside, Va. Jerome, Jean Gray, 712 Church Street, Elizabeth City Jessup, Rachel, 2601 Battleground Road, Greensboro Johnson, Donna Vaa, Box 156, Parkton, (and) 129 Tate St., Greensboro [ohnson, Frances Pyron, 804 Morehead Avenue, Greensboro Johnson. Gale O., 418 Washington Avenue. Vinton, Va. Johnson. Lillian May, 408 Filth Street. Xew Bern Johnson, Linda. 110 B. Chalhan City. Savannah. Ga. Johnson, Marjorie Diane, 712 Montlieu Avenue, High Point Johnson. Martha Lucille, 130 Granite Street, Henderson [ohnson, Patricia Ann. 1904 Trogdon Street, Greensboro [ohnson, Sara Susan. 417 S. Second Street. Smithfield Johnston, Virginia Sanders, 545 Spottswood Ave.. Norfolk, Va. lories, Adnenne Leonna, 5213 Winston-Salem Road. Greensboro Jones, Janet Louise, Yorkmont Road, Route 3. Charlotte Kegley, Katherine, Route 2, Galax, Va. Kc-llain. Carol, 4812 Starmount Drive. Greensboro Kellarn, Sharon Joanne, 308 Waverly Way, Greensboro Kendrick, Diana Gale, Route 7. Box 149, Monroe- Kern, Peggy Lee, Star Kern. Jo Ann.,, 5155 Rockwood l nkvv.,v. Washington, D. C. Kearns, Madelyn Carole, 1003 Centennial Avenue. High Point Killough, Patricia. Route 3, Matthews King. Eleandor Ruth, Route 1. Box 102 E.. Warrenton Kirkman. Peggy J.. Randleman Knight. Ik-ttv [eanne, I(i32 Duke Drive, Alexandria, Va. Knight, Patricia Ann, 1032 Duke Drive, Alexandria, Va. Page One Hundred Tr STUDENT DIRECTORY I ail, Harold Wayne, 14 14th Street, S.W., Hickory Lambert. Florence Gail, 3835 Hermitage Road, Richmond, Va. Lambert, Virginia Lee. 1810 Denniston Avenue, Roanoke, Va. Lambeth. Nancy Gail. 907 Olive Street, Greensboro Lancaster, Ruth Annette, 1508 Rhem Avenue, New Bern Lander, Dona Jean, 324 E. Rhodes Street, Lincolnton Laughton, Nancy Sue, 1610 Evans Street, Morehead City Lawson, Beth, Monroe Lawson, .Mrs. Patricia Claybrook, 809 Euclid Avenue. Bristol, Va. Leach. Susan Cole, 19 Forest Drive, Thomasville Ledbetter, Donald K.. c o Pilgrim Bible College, Kernersville Lee. Ruth Elaine, Box 275, Norwood Leonard, Martha Cynthia, 203 Liberty Street, Ramseur Leonard. Merle, 119 W. 2nd Avenue. Lexington Lester, Mary Kathleen. 283 Breezewood Drive, Bay Village, Ohio Lilley, Carolyn Marie, Gatesville Lineberger, Sandra Jean, 635 Fenimore Street. Winston-Salem Little. Elizabeth Anne, 1227 Pinecrest Avenue, Charlotte Little, Loyce Jean, 54011 Bakei Drive, Charlotte 9 Little, Rosanne, 1860 Woodland Drive, Charlotte Llewellyn, Sidney Jones. Jr., 443 Lorna Street. Charlotte 5 Locke. Marjorie Sarah, 911 N. Hamilton. High Point Long. Connie Elizabeth, 1404 Center Street, Wadesboro Losee. Jeanette, 206 N. Edison Street. Arlington. Va. Lott, Lowell, 1512 Brandy Ct„ Falls Church, Va. Love, Gertha Annette. 1125 Montpelier Drive. Greensboro Luther, Mrs. Dot Wilson, 89 Winston Road, Asheville Luther, Melford Teague, 3310 Poole Road, Raleigh Lytle, Leslie Louise. 36 Evelyn Place. Asheville McCaskill, Dolores Lee, Box 124. Biscoe McCrery, Eleanor June. 400 Otteray Drive, High Point McFarlane, Henry D., Gloucester McGinty, Lynda jane, 117 N. Central Avenue, Belmont McGoogan. Letitia Ann, Hertford Vlclver, Virginia Anne. 506 Cross Street. Sanford McKellar, Susan, Box 233. Rowland McKeithan, Patricia Elizabeth. 611 E. Hamlet Avenue. Hamlet Mel awhorn, Barbara Burgess, 1408 W. Lake Drive, Greensboro McLeod, Margaret B., 609 Fulton Street, Raeford McMinn, Anne Louise, 1102 Dover Road, Greensboro McPhail, Billie Carole. 411 W. Main Street, Mt. Olive Manchester, Mary Jane. 106 Woodbine Place, Lenoir Manning. Georgia Gale. 8610 34th Ave., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Marshall, Wanda Gray, Route 4, Stuart, Va. Mashbum, Sara, 202 Wilson Street. Madison Mason, Beverly Ann, 7498 Tulpehocken St.. Philadelphia, Penn. Matthews, Linda Carol, Box 2. Guilford Meacham, M.iry Louise, Box 466, Huntersville Miller, Bcttv lane. SOI . Eugene, Greensboro Miller, Mildred Estelle, 131 E. French Broad. Brevard Miller, Elizabeth, 3500 Gentry Street, Greensboro Miller. Garj Ke. 201 S. Mendenhall Street. Greensboro Minieri, Claudine C ' .. 69012 32nd Axe.. Jackson Heights. V Y. Misenheimer, Anna Kathryn, Maxtor Mitchell, Margaret Ann, Highlands Mitchell, Patricia Ann. 201 Church Street, Fairmont I ' xk. Peggy, 603 Warren Avenue, Kinston Moore, ( atherine, 516 N. Patrick Street, Leaksville Moore, Marilyn, 22 Howland Road, Asheville M ■ Vlarj Elizabeth, 508 South ls( Street, Smithfield Morgan, Metaleen Cline, Box 1634, Hickory Moriarty, Nan, 308 Scotland Avenue, Hamlel Motley, Margaret Kaye, 1 103 E, Beech Street, Goldsboro Motley, Irene Faye, I lo j . I Beech Street, Goldsboro Mucke, Phebe Emilena, 42 Owaneco Trail, Old Saybrook, ( no. Mollis. Judith Ann, 1410 Millwood Ct., Charlotte 9 Mullis, June, 305 N. Ridg eway Drive, Greensboro Neill. Peggy, 2009 Pine Bluff Street, Greensboro Nelson, Carolyn Jessica, 1406 Queen Ann Lane, New Bern Newton, Rebecca, 3003 University Blvd., W., Kensington. Mil. Niven, Eleanor Lynn, Box 45, Waxhaw Niven, Penelope Ellen, Box 45, Waxhaw Norton. Harriett Woodward, Selma Nobles, Margaret Hamilton, 420 Longmeadow Road, Greenville Norvell, Jan, 115 N. Anderson Street, Morganton O ' Bryant, Barbara Ann, Route 2, Reidsville Odell. Mary Judith, 201 Highland Avenue, Lenoir Ogburn, Patricia, 212 S. Mendenhall Street, Greensboro Ormond, Theresa Fenton, 108 6th Avenue, N.E., Hickory Overman, Jane Thompson, 204 Oak Street, Carrboro Overton, Paula Lee, 108 E. Ashe Street, Wadesboro Owen, Bettie Anne, 812 N. Main Street, Roxboro Page, Barbara Jean, Route 3, Guilford College Branch, Greensboro Page, Nancy Jean, Route 1, Yanceyville Parker, Susan Green, 305 W. Chestnut Street, Goldsboro Parrott, Catherine Jane, 400 Edgehill Road, Kinston Passavant, Juliette S., 415 Andrews Avenue, Henderson Pavlides, Vasilios, 1309 Walker Avenue, Greensboro Payne, Martha Rivers, 511 Irving Street, Winston-Salem Payne, Mary Jane, Box 15, Trinity Peace, June Gray, 416 Springdale Avenue, Winston-Salem Pearce, Laura, 3306 Madison Avenue, Greensboro Pearson, Linda Hayes, 1002 Pine Hill Road, Fayetteville Pearson, Miriam, 1002 Pine Hill Road, Fayetteville Perrert, Charles Ami, 4333 Sweet Gum Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. Peurifoy, Clarence Edward, 636 S. Spring Street, Concord Phifer, Marshall Gail, 4225 Monroe Road, Charlotte 5 Phillips. Alice Corinne. Box 321, Apex Phillips. Eugene, 1104 Grayland Street, Greensboro Phillips, Frankie, 110 Newland Street, Morganton Phillips, Janet K., 4001 Friendly Road, Greensboro Phillips. Pamela Allen. 212 W. Newlyn Street, Greensboro Phillips, Patricia Ann. 2205 Rolling Road, Greensboro Pickard, Elizabeth Bailey. 1404 Whilden Place, Greensboro Pittard, Jerrie Lynn, 202 W. Greenway St., Greensboro Pollard, Susan. 205 Highland Road, Southern Pines P, ikter, lanice Marie, 334 Market Street, Salem, Va. Pope, Cletus, 511 Welborn Street, Thomasville Potter. Grace. 45 White Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. Potts. Margaret C, 2909 Cameron Mills Rd., Alexandria, Va. Powell, Mrs. Marian Surratt, 2807 Spring Garden St.. Greensboro Price, Margaret Carol, 433 Patrick Street. Asheville Prichard, Ellen. 120 W. Euclid Parkway. Asheville Pritchard. Dianne, 601 Baxter Street. Elizabeth City Pr.mt. Rebecca Sue. 416 Craven Street. Durham Ramsey, Elizabeth I., 311 Boulevard Street, High Point Ratcliffe, Mm ( arolyn, Route 3, Bos 420, Waynesville Rathjean, Darlene Elizabeth, Route 4, Box 193. Vienna, Va. Rait , [oseph Carson, s _ lo Dawson Avenue. Greensboro Ray, Vivian Clark. 114 Glovenid Street, Leaksville Recce, [oanne Paula. 505 lirookwo.nl Drive, Winston Salem lies. I hhI.i C arol, 3909 [shell Street, Silver Spring, Md. Reeves, Robert, 1420 N. Main Street. Salishurv Rhodes, Lucy, Tryon Rice. Judy, Bos 63, Yanceyville Richey, I on Ellen, 4110 Walker Avenue. Greensboro Rink, Virginia Delphine, 400 Sheridan Drive. Charlotte 5 Roberson, Diane I von. 2sM Princess Ann, Greensboro Page One Hundred Thirty STUDENT DIRECTORY Rogers, Amor Ross, John R. Ross, Mary Eloisc, Box 434, Pk Rothrock. Cherry Lee, 1924 Ly Routh, ludith Irene. 3221 S. El Rouse, James Michael, Warsaw Royster, Linda Bane, Route 1, 1 Ruch, Louise Dalmas, Crab Fair Bluff RFD 4. Box 210, Whiteville  nt Garden i Street, Winston-Sale Street, Winston S.ilcn 18. Che I ' m Saine, Sandra Kay, 528 W. Pine Street. Lincolntcn Satterfield, Pauline Elizabeth, 507 S. 4th Street, Mehane Scott, Carolyn Cole, Fair Bluli Scotton, Mattie Gaynelle. Route 4. Box 286. Slier t its Shehan, Patricia, 507 Ohio Street, Spindalc Shernll, Emily Elaine, 207 Edgewood Road, Asheville Shields, Mrs. Nancy Mapp, 4 Whiteoak Dr., Newport News. V. Sherrill, Beverly P.. 325 Oakwood Drive, Statesville Shiver, Caroline N., 2212 Malvern Road. Charlotte 7 Shoaf, Florence Jane, 84 Greenwood Avenue. Madison, N. J. Short, lanice, 1532 Maryland Avenue. Charlotte Shuford, Virginia Ann, 630 4th Avenue. N.W., Hickory Shumake, Mrs. Bettv Vaughn. Route 1. Box 123, St. kcsd.de Shutt, Terry, Box 426, Mocksville Sigmon, Maria Teresa. Route 1. Denver Sluder, Ruby, 307 Kern Street, Thomasville Smathers, Elizabeth, Box 352, Lake Junaluska Smith, Beverly Hope, 6117 Creola Road, Charlotte 7 Smith, Jacqueline Virginia, 1501 Wendovet Road, Charlotte 7 Smith, Lura Phyllis. RFD 3, Candler Smith, Marilyn lane, 1522 English Street. Winston-Salem Smith. Patricia Ann, 715 S. Praley Street. Valde c Smith, Phyllis, Box 795, Glen Alpine- Smith, Sandra Kaye, 1101 W. Fitth Avenue. Lexington Smith, Stella Ann. 95 Linden Avenue. AshevUle Smithwiek. Betty Jane, 1904 Trent Boulevard. New Rem Snead, John William. Route 2, Roxboro Spencer, Jean Carolyn, 12 Hillside Drive. I exington Spruill. lane Avers, 825 S. Ma ' n Street, Blackstone, Va. Stack, Alma Dean, 514 Maple Street, Leaksville Stallings, Barbara Lvnn. 112 June Street, Thomasville Stanfield. Esther Beebe. 837 Henlev Place, Charlotte 7 Stanley, Mrs. Eleanor Earlv, Hobbs Road, Greensboro Starling, Margaret Rose, Roseboro Steadman, Judith Madelyn, 1000 Magnolia St., Winston-Salem Stewart, Christina Barne. 1 109 Magnolia Street. Greensboro Stough, Elizabeth Ruth, Box 11, Woodleal Stowe, Mark Bolick, 196 Front Street. Crameiton Stuart, Lee Ada. 926 Nottingham Drive, Charlotte Sugg, Elizabeth Conoly, 204 Boone Road, Leaksville Sumers, Ann Carol, Route 4, Box 187 H. Greensboro Sutton, Gloria Jean. 1409 Sutton Drive, Kinston Tarbox, Lo.s K.. 29 Attawanltood Trail, Old Saybrook, Conn Taylor, Jerrie Rebecca. Route 2. Ellenboro Taylor, Linda Jane. 312 N. Granada Street, Arlington, Va. Taylor, Martha Sue. 818 W. Rowan Street, Fayetteville Thomas, Ann Melchi c, 519 Roslyn Road, Winston Salem Thomas, Kathie Maureen, 704 Third Avenue, Tarentun, Penn. Thomas, Ruth. 519 Roslyn Road, Winston-Salem Thomas, Jeanette, 405 S. Chapman Street. Greensboro Thomas, Susan Williford, 61 1 Clark Drive, Tarboro Thompson, Ann Lane. Box 68. Stantonsburg Thompson, Janice Marie, 3500 Madison Avenue. Greensbi , Thompson, Shirlev Ann. 1850 Pennrose Drive. Reidsville Thome, Lula Norris, Box 101, El„, City Thrasher, Nancy, Stoneville Thrift, Helen Sue, 48 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, Lakeland, Fla. Ting. Hie Ping, 3 Central Road, Sibu, Sarawak, Borneo Tinsley, Gloria Jo, 1321 Holmes Drive, Charlotte 9 Todd, Martha Susan. Pineland Drive, Graham Torrence, Linda. 106 N. Holden Road, Greensboro Townsend, Tommie Frances, 5802 High Point Road, Greensboro Tucker, Martha Lou, 206 White Store Avenue. Wadesboro Tysor. Lynda Jane. 1819 Belmont Street, Burlington Underwood, Mrs. Florence W., 905 Elwell Ave.. Greensboro Upchurch. Carol Kendrick, 110 Minerva Avenue. Durham Vance. Beatrice. 122 Salisbury Street, Kernersville Vaughn. Norma Carolyn, 1940 2nd Avenue, S.W., Hickory Vick, Anne Elizabeth, Quarters 6. Fort Belvoir, ' j X ' ick. Marv Catherine, 2006 McC arthy Street, Raleigh Voncannon, Dorothy 1 ... West End Voss, Patricia Lee, 825 Fenimore Street. Winston-Salem Wade. Sandra Kay, 310 Pine Ridge Avenue. New Bern Walker. Betsy Cain, 1433 Cole Mill Road, Durham Walker. Carol J., 101 Spruce Street, Thomasville Walker. Madora Vick, Box 535. Battleboro Wall, Andrew Jackson, Jr., 546 Hunter Street, Madison Wall. lune. 19 Williams Cr., Lexington Wallace, Patricia Susan, 227 Chestnut Street. Box 35. Troj Walston, Huldah Jane, 106 S. Roundtree Street. Wilson Ward, Linda Kaye, Route 3, Box 473. Lexington Ward. Marv Powell. 917 Williamson Drue. Raleigh Warren. Brenda Purvis. 1 10 Brinkley Avenue, Plymouth Wasson, Mrs. Patricia Brisson, 3504 I), Parwood Dr., Greensboro Waters, Marv Elizabeth, 405 West Side Drue, Lexington Waugh. Glcnda Margaret, 845 E. Iredell, Mooresville Waynick, Judith Louise, 2001 Mimosa Drive, Greensboro Wea therb) . Emma Jean. Box 705, Waynesville Webb, Frances Cecille. 605 33rd St., West Palm Beach, Fla. Webster, Nancy Carole. 415 Murphy Street, Madison Weisner, Linda Ann, 46 Park Boulevard. Winston-Salem West, Mrs, Grace Harris, Box 544, Oak Ridge Westmoreland, Melinda, 4518 Barwick Road, Charlotte White. Catherine lane. 2613 Belmar Street, Greensboro White, Nancj Long, Route 7, S.ihshurv Road, Statesville White, Violet Mae, 610 Elliott Avenue, C harlottesville, Va. Whitener, Betsy Jane. I!.i I 158. Gastonia Wicker, James Lewis, Route 4, Sanford Wilkins, |oyee Flippin, Pinecrest Lane, Sanford Willkie, lied. Box 8291, Greensboro Williams. |ulie Morrison, Forest Hills, Monroe Williams. Marv Elizabeth. 1340 Duplin Road. Raleigh Williams. Merle Suzanne. 9928- 4th Ave., Forest Hills 75, N. Y. Williams, Sara Lou, 503 Westside Drive, Lexington Williams, Wanda Murray, Box 76, Hollins. Va. lis,,,,, Barbara lean. 100 Horizon Hill Road. Asheville W ilson, Mrs. Elizabeth A., 1542 Overbrook Ave., W inston-Salem Wdson. Sidney Jean, 619 Tr„„tv Drue. Wilson W inifree, Edith Denny. 101 1 W. 475th St., Richmond 25, Va. U inter, t harlcs. 3236 9th Street. Arlington. Va. Wise. Lam. Route 4, Asheville Womble, Brenda. Carbonton Road. Sanford Wood, Carolee, 508 N. Garden Avenue, Siler City Woodside, Donna Rochelle, 1230 Biltmore Drive, Charlotte Wright, Susan Arlen. 2109 Laburnum Ave.. S.W.. Roanoke. Va Young, Lowell Thomas, Glade Hill, Va. Young, Patricia Gail, 809 Sand 11,11 Road, Asheville Page One Hundred Thirty-one we aeain aaain