Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1942 volume:

. - ' - , .! III Ann Golden, Editor-in-Chief Ann Mauldin, Business Manager Jrv- THE SEniOH CLHS5 OF 0UEEI1S COLLEGE Queens College commemorates the name and ideals of Queens Museum, a classical school established in Charlotte in 1766 and so- called in honor of Queen Charlotte of England. Disallowed a charter by the Crown, its trustees and their descendants answered sometime later by making it a matter of record that there be incorporated in the Constitution of the United States the existing “Education Clause”. Serving as a hospital during the Revolutionary war and re-christened Liberty Hall after the American colonies were free, the school at the Brevard Davidson place (Third street and South Tryon—southward from Independence Square, “on the left”) was closed about 1790. Some thirty years later—1821, to be exact—in this same locality, on the James H. Carson lot at 913 South Tryon, we find the Charlotte Male and Female Academy, which we may regard as a sort of continuation of Queens Museum. This school was at that time in need of a new building. A quoted subscription form, allowing 10% discount for pre- paid pledges, appears in the 1903 “Edelweiss” (College Annual). The exact date cannot be found, but, sometime prior to 1840, the Academy was divided: the Female Academy was transferred to College and Ninth streets and the Male Academy to North Davidson and Ninth streets. It was to continue and improve the Female Academy that a stock company in 1855-56 employed a Mr. Williams to erect the “Italian Villa’1 building which Dr. and Mrs. Burwell were invited to preside over in 1857. From 1857 to 1912, under the titles of The Charlotte Female Institute’’ and “The Presbyterian College for Women,’’ the College— without any library or laboratories—may be regarded as an expression of the personalities of such distinguished teachers as Dr. and Mrs., Burwell, Miss Lily Webb Long, Dr. Wm. R. Atkinson, and President James R. Bridges. Then, in 1912, the College was moved to Myers Park and given the restored name—Queens, from the title of the Colonial school, Queens Museum. Capt. William Anderson and Dr. W. H. Frazer placed the College on a sound financial basis, expanded its physical equipment in terms of buildings, library, laboratories, and established its State and regional accreditation—all in the relatively short period of twenty-six years. Notable women who contributed to the curriculum and the organizational development of Queens College during this period were Dean Sallie McLean and Dean of Instruction Elizabeth H. Blair. Born in a hotbed of Whig democracy, Queens College has pre- served through the years the democratic tradition on which it was founded. Today this tradition is the strengthening fibre in all phases of the college life—student government, religious interests, social activities, student-faculty relationships, and intellectual opportunities. The government of the students, by the students, and for the students is representative of the democratic heritage of the Ameri- can people and their way of life. Each student has a voice in the activities of the student government organization through leaders she has elected. Moreover, each student has the power to express her opinion on all issues which are pertinent to the government of life in the college community, and to decide these issues by exercising her right of free ballot. The religious activities on the campus are voluntary. The freedom of religious preference, in keeping with the principles of a true democ- racy, is recognized, and is evinced in the frequent visits to the campus of selected representatives of different faiths. Membership in the various social organizations is an individual mat- ter, each girl thereby accepting the responsibility of contributing to the organization of her choice. Each group within itself adds some- thing in democracy of spirit to the college, functioning both as an individual unit and as a related part of the whole community. The relationship between students and faculty is a unique one at Queens in that the students and faculty meet on amicable grounds, not only as teacher and pupil, but as real friends. The members of the faculty and administration are ready and capable when called upon to help with personal and group problems, and the students, respecting their experience and judgment, are encouraged to rely on their wise counsels. Furthering the democratic standards at Queens, students are left to choose their vocations according to their interests and abilities, and, with some guidance, to plan a full course centered about the major interest, with some experimentation in other fields. In keeping with the cardinal ideals of a democracy deep-rooted in the hearts of a people are the standards at Queens which are raised today, to be perfected TOMORROW. Queens College looks towards tomorrow. It is the to- morrow in which we hope many of our dreams will become realities. Out of our present Queens College, which we love now, we look for the Greater Queens, which will serve ever more efficiently the girls of tomorrow, some of whom may be our own daughters. The clouds of war have darkened our sky, but they will not hang forever over our earth. We believe that our College belongs to those permanent institutions, which will abide because its services will be needed always. A great college is not built overnight. It will rise stone by stone, and step by step. Already the Board of Trustees and the Faculty carefully have prepared plans so that each successive step in the future development of the College will lead forward to the completed whole. It will not be a haphazard building program, a jumble of hurried undertakings, which will not fit together. It is rather the building into a master plan where the college of tomorrow will rise slowly as the arches of a cathedral. The Greater Queens must be a cooperative undertaking. Many hands will build through many years. No part, how- ever small, will be unimportant. The larger program will only be successful as every student who enters the College catches up the spirit of Queens and enters with enthu- siasm into the dreams. We face the future—the long, long future of the coming centuries. Queens College will have her part in creating that future and may the days to come be better because together we have built wisely and well. THE CORONET OF 1942 IS DEDICATED TO THOSE QUEENS STUDENTS OF THE PAST; who lighted the torch of tradition; TO THOSE OF THE PRESENT; who have cherished its bright flame, AND TO THOSE OF THE FUTURE, who, accepting the trust, will hold it high— OUR PRESIDENT Dr. Hunter B. Blakely. M.A., Th.D., D.D. Dr. Blakely’s friendly counsel and kindly guidance have meant much to us who have known him since his acceptance of the presi- dency of Queens College in 1939. His contagious optimism is wide- spread on the campus both through the informal talks which the students feel free to have in his office at any time, and through the talks he makes to the student body as a whole. His devotion to the most minute of our individual problems and his personal interest in the solution of these problems are the qualifications which best fit him for the office of Our President. ADMINISTRATION |jj Mr. GODARD—The Dean of Instruction is the peace maker between students j and faculty, the harassed father-confessor to 400 students, and the de- I cisive. respected voice concerning our curricula and personal problems. | MISS Albright—Our new Dean of Students has brought to her office the quali- I S ties of poise, charm, and intelligent understanding which have earned for I her the solid cooperation of the student body. j Mr. MACGREGOR—“Mr. Mac” possesses all the charm of his Scotch ancestry. { a ready wit, and the ability to deal tactfully with all on matters directly J and indirectly pertinent to his office as Bursar and Treasurer. I Mrs. BAILEY—Assistant to the Dean of Students, she invests her office with I the singular attributes of efficiency and attractiveness combined. I I MlSS Craig—Miss Craig has organized her new duties into a miracle of pre- I cision and order, and her warm smile and winning personality greet all j who enter the office of the Registrar. Albright MacGregor Bailey Craig FACULTY and STAFF Ethel Abernathy, A.B., A.M.. Ph D. Professor of Psychology Lucile Kathryn Delano, A.B.. A.M.. Ph D. Professor of Modern Languages Alma Taylor Edwards, A.B., A M. Professor of Latin JOSEPH M. Gettys. A.B.. S.T.B., S.T.M., Ph D. Professor of Bible and Religious Education Minnie Almira Graham, A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Physical Sciences M. Dorisse Howe, A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. Professor of Biological Sciences Abernathy Harrell King Taylor Anderson Henderson Langford Tillett Baty FI OWE Moseley Tynes v .-.nr A v •••«, V. i. f , V 4. ,• KV f ft-'.. i' . •' ■ .,' n .p V.-1 • Mary H. Inglis, A.B., A.M. Professor of Secretarial Administration Olive M. Jones, A.B., B.S., A.M. Professor of Mathematics R. V. Kennedy, A.B., A.M. Professor of Social Sciences James Christian Pfohl, B.M., M.Mus. Professor of Music Harriette L. TYNES, A.B.. A.M. Professor of Political Science Hermione Hamlett. B.S., A.M. Director of Art Cordelia Henderson Instructor in Physical Education Julia Frances Jarrett, B.S.. M.S. Associate Professor of Home Economics Ethel M. King Instructor in Spoken English and Dramatic Interpretation Melvin B. Watson. A.B.. A.M. Associate Professor of English Doris M. Anderson, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Home Economics Burwell Delano Denny Edwards C.ETTYS Graham Hamlett ] NGLIS Tarrett Jenkins Io.nes Kelly Kennedy Kesler McEwen 1 tooe Numbers Lfohl Porter Robinson ■ Sweet Watson Gregg II UTCHESON Jones, T. Langer Smith Williams y • .ve i.i _.n • . } v 1� ? 1.,rV'W •MV lr. •. p t. f.'� . Evelyn Baty, A.B . A.M. Instructor in Modern Languages Connie Jones Burwell. A.B.. M.A . Ph D Instructor in Languages and Philosophy Mary Denny, A.B . M.A. Assistant Professor of English Eleanor Jenkins, A.B . M.A. Instructor in Mathematics Cherry Dell Kelly, A.B.. M.A. Instructor in Secretarial Administration Merle Theodore Kesler, B.S., M.Mus. Instructor in iolin and Theory Jo Langford, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Marion Poplin Leggett. A.B.. B.S.. M S. Instructor in Psychology Elsie Stokes Moseley Organ and Piano Mildred Morse McEwen, A.B.. A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Sciences Sara McKee Nooe, B.S.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences Frank E. Numbers, B.M.. Sch.Mus.B. Assistant Professor of Music Estelle Rawl Porter, A.B. Instructor in Education Grace M. Robinson Director of roice Training and Public School Music Gordon W. Sweet. B.S.. M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music LAURA A. TILLETT. A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of English Mary Gregg Secretary to the Registrar Virginia Hutcheson Assistant to Bursar and Treasurer TOM JONES Director of Public Relations Margaret Langer Secretary to the Dean of Instruction VIRGINIA SMITH Alumnae Secretary Elizabeth Williams Secretary to the President C L S S E S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FlARRIETTE SCOGGIN .............................. President Inez Fulbright................................ Vice-President LALLA MARSHALL......................................Secretary Ruth EdMISTON.................................. . . . Treasurer 11 The informal pictures which appear on the pages of the Senior section are of those girls who were selected to represent Queens in the 1942 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Hi! Ho! to a glorious finish Seniors all! and what memories warm spring days and flowering dogwood early morning post office rushes the yeasty smell of rolls a campus whitened off and on by snows a campus dotted this year with uniforms (brave young men of America, who are yet laughing) Specials on the desk of the Dean moonlight and benches and more concretely two Stunt Night wins and two places the Junior play that helped finance our first Junior-Senior the lazy luxury of settling back and watching the Juniors plan our own grand Junior-Senior the thrill of wearing, at last, a Senior jacket of choosing our own May Queen. Doris of practice-teaching of attaining Senior privileges the pleasure we’ve gained from working together, choosing our leaders, and what leaders! Mary Marshall J. Julia M. Cookie S.. Jane M. . Flora Mac. Annette Me. Ann M. . Ann G. Mary Jean MacF. . Inez F. Winnie S. Dot F. Billie H. Nancy Jane D. Ruth E. . and Kitty Sue H. Learning to work together more important in this present crisis than lesson learning We’ve got a job to do, Class of 42. and we’re on our way Hi! Ho! Seniors! SENIORS Nancy Claire Allen Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Art Phi Mu Randolph-Macon Cl, 2); Queens Art League (3, 4); Spectator Club (3, 4). Vivian Baker Andrews, N. C. B.S. in Chemistry Mars Hill (1); Linnean Club (2, 3, 4); Chemistry Club (3, 4); Baptist Students Union (3, 4). Drucilla Balentine Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Home Economics Dorothy McCaul Ballard LINCOLNTON, N. C. A.B. in History Alpha Eta Sigma Linnean Club (1, 2, 3); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (1, 2, 3, 4); Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4); I. R. C. (3, 4); Dean’s List. c Alberta Bradshaw Ballenger Charlotte, N. C. A.B. in Psychology 5 X. C. State College (2, 3); Spectator Club (1, 4); Choral Club (4). S Nancy Sue Boeckman Charlotte, N. C. A.B. in French Le Cercie Francais; I. R. C. [ancy $ane cDandndge SENIORS ' : j±4 oAnn Cjolden Martha Louise Brandon Norfolk, Va. B.S. in Home Economics Kappa Delta Spectator Club (1, 2, 3); Home Economics Club Cl. 2. 3. 4). Jane Amanda Caldwell Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Nursing Mary Baldwin (1. 2). Margaret Adair Chandler Charlotte, N. C, B.S. in Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Baptist Students L'nion. Elizabeth Tuttle Cloniger Lenoir, N. C. B.S. in Music Salem College (1, 2); Queens Orchestra (3, 4), Business Manager (4); Queens-Davidson Little Sym- phony (3, 4). Susan Anderson Cochrane Charlotte, N. C. A.B. in Psychology Kappa Delta Nancy Jane Dandridge Charlotte, n. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Eta Sigma Who's Who Amotuj Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges; Alpha Iota; I. R. C.; Day Student Council, Treasurer (2), Secretary (3), Vice-President (4); Queens Blues Editorial Staff (2. 3); Quill Staff (3); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (1, 2, 3, 4). - • ■ - SENIORS Ruth Edmiston Salisbury. N. C. B.S. in Home Economics Alpha Eta Sigma Alpha Kappa Gamma; S. C. A. Cabinet (1. 2, 3, 4); Spectator Club (1);’ Class Treasurer (3, 4); May Cou.t (4). Dorothy Mae Fincher Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in Home Economics Wingate Junior College (1. 2); Baptist Students L’nion (3, 4), Secretary (4); Elome Economics Club (3. 4). Edna Inez Fulbright Wilmington, N. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Phi Mu Alpha Kappa Gamma; Sigma Mu; Alpha Iota, Pres- ident (4); Boarding Student Council (4); S. C. A. Cabinet (3); President of Sophomore Class; Spectator Club (1. 2. 3), Secretary (3); Coronet Business Staff (2, 3); Queens Blues Business Staff (2, 3); Sophomore Council; Dean's List. Dorothy Kathleen Funderburke Kannapolis, N. C. B.S. in Art Chi Omega Meredith College (1); Queens Art League (2, 3, 4); Stunt Chairman (3. 4); Baptist Students LTnion (3,4). Nancy Wilma Gaston reidville. s. c. A.B. in History Phi Mu Montreat College (1, 2); Spectator Club (3. 4); Queens Players (4); May Cou.t (4). Ann Louise Golden CARTHAGE, N. C. A.B. in English and History Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Kappa Gamma; Iota Xi; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Spec- tator Club (1. 2, 3. 4), Vice-President (3); S. C. A. Fellowship (1, 2); Cho”al Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Queens Blues Editorial Staff (2), Editor (3); Editor of Coro- net (4). SENIORS Catherine Haigler Monroe, n. C. B.S. in Home Economics W. C. LT. X. C. (1, 2); Home Economics Club (I, 4). Louise Hall Mount Ulla, n. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Eta Sigma Alpha Iota; I. R, C.; S. C. A. Cabinet (4); Linnean Club (1, 2); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (1, 2, 3, 4); Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Margaret Harden WlNNSBORO. S. C. B.S. in Music Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Gamma; S. C. A. Cabinet (2, 3, 4); Choral Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Secretary (4); Spectator Club (1. 2); President of Kappa Delta (4). Billie Harmon Concord, N. C. A.B. in History Phi Mu President of Phi Mu (4); President of Pan-IIellenic Council (4); Spectator Club (1 , 2); Linnean Club (1, 2); Stunt Night Chairman (4). Kitty Sue Harvin Manning, S. C. A.B. in History and English Aloha Gamma Delta Linnean Club (1); Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Queens Players (2, 3); Boarding Student Council (4). Esther Love Hillhouse Calhoun. Ga. A.B. in English Alpha Della Pi S. C. A. Cabinet (2. 3); Spectator Club (1. 2, 3, 4); Choral Club (1. 2, 3, 4); President of Alpha Delta Pi (3). SVlary iMarshall IJones SENIORS y- V Elizabeth Isaacs Birmingham, Ala. A.B. in Spanish and English Sigma Mu; Iota Xi; I. R. C. President (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Quill Staff (1, 2, 3). Editor (3); Queens Blues Editorial Staff (2, 3); Coronet Staff (4); Spec- tator Club (1, 2, 3, 4), President (4). Vera Virginia Jennings Charlotte, n. C. B.S. in Home Economics Phi Mu Randolph-Maeon (1); Home Economics Club (2. 3, 4), President (4); Queens Blues Business Staff (2); Coronet Business Staff (3, 4.) ; Dean’s List. Mary Marshall Jones Charlotte, N. C. A.B. in Mathematics and English Chi Omega Alpha Kappa Gamma; Sigma Mu; I. R. C.; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; President of Student Government (4); Queens Blues Editorial Staff (2); Coronet Editorial Staff (2, 3, 4); Choral Club (1, 2); Commencement Marshal; Dean’s List. Mary Virginia Lee Joplin, Mo. A.B. in English Kappa Delta Drury College (1, 2, 3); Choral Club (4). Dorothy Link Charlotte, N. C. A.B. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Eta Sigma University of Tennessee (I, 2). Lalla Marshall Charlotte. N. C. A.B. in Psychology and English Kappa Delta Agnes Scott College (1); Iota Xi; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Queens Blues Business Staff (2, 3 ) ; Coronet Business Staff (3, 4), Advertising Manager (4); Secretary of Senior Class; Dean’s List. Lalla Marshall SENIORS Mary Katherine Martin Forest City. n. C. A.B. in History Alpha Delta Pi Boarding Student Council (2, 4); Athletic Council (3. 4); Queens Players (1, 2, 3, 4); May C ourt (1, 3, 4), Maid of Honor (4). Caroline Ann Mauldin Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Chi Omega Iota Xi, President (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Business Staff of Queens Blues (1. 2, 3), Business Manager (3); Bus- iness Manager of Coronet (4); Spectator Club (1, 2); Alpha Iota. Julia Miller Whitmire, S. C. A.B. in History Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Kappa Gamma; 1 R. C.; Who's ll ho Among Students m American Universities and Colleges; Board- ing Student Council (2, 3, 4), President (4); Queens Blues Business Staff (3); Linnean Club (1); Spectator Club (1. 2, 3. 4); Orientation Committee (2, 3, 4); Dean’s List. Jane Watt Montgomery REIDSVILLE. N. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Eta Sigma Alpha Kappa Gamma; Alpha Idta; Who's If ho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; S. C. A. Cabinet (1, 2, 3, 4), President (4); Choral Club (2. 3, 4). Vera Elizabeth Myers Charlotte, n. C. A.B. in Mathematics Alpha Eta Sigma Spectator Club (1, 2. 3, 4); Baptist Students Union; Queens Blues Business Staff (2, 3). Flora Louise MacDonald Little Rock. S. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Gamma; Athletic Council (1. 2. 3. 4), President (4); S. C. A. Cabinet (2. 3); Queens Blues Editorial Staff (3); Choral Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Julia Miller Mary Heilig McDow Asheville. N. C. A.B. in Psychology and English Kappa Delta St. Genevieve of the Pines (1. 2); Queens Plavers (3, 4). Harriette McDowell Shelby, N. C. B.S. in Home Economics Spectator Club (1, 2, 3); Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Queens Blues Staff (2, 3). Mary Jean McFadyen ellerbe. n. c. A.B. in History Alpha Eta Sigma Alpha Kappa Gamma; I. R. C.; S. C. A. Cabinet (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (1, 2. 3, 4); Queens Blues Staff (3). Catherine Annette McIver Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Kappa Gamma; Sigma Mu; Alpha Iota; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Choral Club (1, 2, 3); President of Day Stu- dent Body (4); Queens Blues Editorial Staff (2, 3); Coronet Staff (2, 3); Dean’s List. Jane Evelyn Newsome Charlotte. N. C. A.B. in English and History Appalachian State Teachers College (1, 2, 3). Frances Edith Northrop Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Gamma Delta Spectator Club (1); Choral Club (4). Siwv.AV ' “� � � • SENIORS Sarah Elizabeth Ostwalt Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in Home Economics Home Economics Club (1. 2, 3, 4); Baptist Students Union (3, 4). Winifred Garrou Pons VALDESE. N. C. B.S. in Home Economics Kappa Delta Mitchell College (1); Home Economics Club (2,3,4). Nancy Floy Query Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration S. C. A. Fellowship Croup (1, 2, 3); Day Stu- dent Council (3). Doris Jacqueline Raley Ruby. S. C. B.S. in Home Economics Chi Omega Spectator Club (1, 2); Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Boarding Student Councils (4); Athletic Council (4); May Court (1, 2, 3, 4), May Queen (4). Eleanor Ann Ratcliffe Charlotte, n. C. A.B. in Secretarial Administration Phi Mu Randolph-Macon (1, 2); Day Student Council (4); Coronet Staff (3, 4). Maurine Chat Raymer Davidson, N. C. A.B. in Psychology Jane Montgomery SENIORS cAnnette ZMcIver Ann Kolb Roddey Rock Hill, S. C. B.S. in Music Kappa Delta Hollins (1. 2); Choral Club (3, 4), President (4): Spectator Club (3. 4). Mary Jeane Rourk Safety Harbor, Fla. A.B. in Bible and History Alpha Eta Sigma Montreat College (1); I. R. C.; Spectator Club (2, 3, 4); S. C. A. Cabinet (2, 3, 4). Harriette Cooper Scoggin Conway, s. C. A.B. in French and Latin Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Gamma, President (4); Sigma Mu; I. R. C.; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Class President (3, 4); S. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4). Emily Rose Seitter Wilmington, n. C. A.B. in Art Phi Mu Spectator Club (1, 2, 3. 4); Queens Art League (2, 3, 4); Home Economics Club (1). Winifred Catherine Shealy GASTONIA, N. C. A.B. in Secretarial Administration Chi Omega Cheerleader 0, 2, 3, 4); Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4); President of Chi Omega (4); May Day Chairman (4); Choral Club (3, 4). Mary Elva Smith Charlotte, n. C. A.B. in Bible and Mathematics Alpha Eta Sigma S. C. A. Cabinet (2. 3, 4); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (1, 2, 3, 4), President (4); Orchestra (2, 3). SENIORS Elizabeth Summerville Charlotte, N. C. A.B. in Psychology Phi Mu Iota Xi; Day Student Council (I); Business Staff of Coronet (1, 3, 4); Business Staff of Queens Blues (2. 3). Sara Jean Thomasson Spindale, N. C. i B.S. in Secretarial Administration w. c. u. N. C. (1, 2, 3). Margaret Thompson Forest City, N. C. A.B. in Home Economics Phi Mu Spectator Club (1, 2); Linnean Club (1, 2, 3); Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Esther Vause Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Eta Sigma Queens Blues Business Staff (1, 2, 3); Coronet Business Staff (2, 3, 4); Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (1, 2, 3). Ida Mae Walkup macintosh. Fla. A.B. in Mathematics and English Alpha Eta Sigma Sigma Mu, President (4); I. R. C.; S. C. A. Cabinet (3); Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (1, 2, 3); Dean’s List; Chief Marshal (3). Cora Antrim Wayland Malden. West va. A.B. in Mathematics and History Alpha Gamma Delta Sigma Mu; I. R. C.; S. C. A. Cabinet (3. 4); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (1, 2, 3, 4); Dean’s List. Harriette Scoggin SENIORS Carolyn Williams Easley, S. C. A.B. in English and Psychology Alpha Gamma Delta President of Alpha Gamma Delta (4); Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Linnean Club (1. 2); Coronet Business Staff (2, 3); Queens Blues Business Staff (2, 3); Baptist Students Union Council; Dean’s List. Yvonne Williams WAYNESBORO, GA. B.S. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Iota; Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Linnean Club (1); President of Alpha Delta Pi (4). Mary Lou Wright Washington, D. C. A.B. in English Kappa Delta Spectator Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Linnean Club (1, 2); S. C. A. Fellowship Group (3, 4). Well remember . . . S. C. A. fall retreat Faculty friendships Rat Day Suite mates More Rat Day Stunt Night Choral Club trips. Cramming for exams Ice on the pool Snow scrambles Spring again, with basketball March winds Studying on front campus Summer vacations. I Mosteller, Nixon, Brumley. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Martha Nixon.......................... President Louise Brumley Vice-President Terry Mosteller Secretary-Treasurer Fifteen rahs for the Junior class! Class of 43!. busy bees and good sports look back on a big year adoption of little sisters in the Fresh- man class falling heir to the Blues with Alice P. as editor-in-chief the style show with costumes from Ivey’s under Sue C.'s capable management coca-colas and ice-cream at intermission everybody having a good old time the compilation of a student directory with Ann W. in charge Marian M. directing the Christmas card sale every project directed toward a bigger and better Junior-Senior Lucy H. leading cheers at the volley and basketball games. the zest and zeal with which nominations are made at student body elections the eager anticipation with which next year, the last, is already being regarded another short year to make history and watch the rising Senior class do it with the capable leaders mentioned, and Mary Martha N. Louise B. Terry M. Gail G. and Mary Jane H. it's green-light and full speed ahead for the Juniors. • c V .• U iT««.;i r'-ty ’ - •' � Vlr‘A Ur. ('+ • X '.Vv | r. ,-r. A Eloise Abernathy Charlotte, N. C. Margaret Alexander Ruth Baker, a r a Charlotte. N. C. Mooresville, N. C. Lucille Blackburn, «t� m Charlotte, N. C. LOUISE Blue, a r A . Southern Pines, N. C. Ann Bracken ..........Charlotte, N. C. Carrie Broome .....................Monroe, N. C. Ann Kerr Brown .................Asheville. N. C. Anna Bruin, a r a ............. Henderson. N. C. Louise BRUMLEY, $ M . Concord, N. C. Mary K. Burleson, a a n . . Asheville. N. C. Jane Campbell ..................Maxton, N. C. Edith Carter....................Wadesboro. N. C. Ruth Civil .....................Charlotte, N. C. ALICE Clark .....................Clarkton, N. C. Margaret Cochrane ........... Derita. N. C. Dorothy Cook ................Kershaw, S. C. Sue Crenshaw, M Charlotte, N. C. JUNIORS 1 i i MARGARET DANIELS Charlotte, N. C. Margaret Ann Efird, k a Albemarle. N. C. Martha Elliot Charlotte. N. C. Betty Sue Goforth, x £ Charlotte. N. C. JANE Grey, a a IT Charlotte. N. C. Gail Griffith, a r a Charlotte. N. C. Irene Hardee Moultrie. Ga. Kathleen Hardee . . Moultrie. Ga. Mary Jane Hart.....................Charlotte. N. C. Gladys HARTZELL, A a n Anderson. S. C. Lucy Hassell ...................Spindale, N. C. Margaret Hawkins, A r a Charlotte, N. C. HELEN HENDLEY, A r A Charlotte, N. C. SARAH HOLLEMAN, a r A Seneca. S. C. Russell Hubach ...............Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Houston ................Charlotte, N. C. Frances Hull, k a . Charlotte. N. C. Mary Harriet Hurst Hamlet, N.C. • JUNIORS � � J -V Mary LORENE Jones. K a Lancaster. S. C. I1 Julia Keyes.................... Blowing Rock. N. C. Ruth KILGO. $ M Charlotte. N. C. V . Charlotte. N. C. Hillsboro. N. C. Fayetteville. N. C. Fay Kimel Maurine Latta, k a Mary Lazenby..... Marie Leonard ......................Charlotte. N. C. AlLEEN Long, KA ....................Charlotte. N. C. JEANNE Love, 4 M .....................Charlotte. N. C. Marguerite Mason, . Charlotte. N. C. Mary Meador ................Reidsvilie. N. C. Marion Miller, 4� M Charlotte. N. C. Elsie Moseley, x n...........Charlotte. N. C. Terry MOSTELLER Charlotte. N. C. LENORE McCall, A r a Florence. S. C. Betty McCLINTOCK. X 9. Charlotte. N. C. Vivian McCorkle.................Waxhaw. N. C. Isabel McDowell, a An Winnsboro, N. C. EMILY McKay . Red Springs. N. C. ISABEL McKEITHAN, a r a . Cameron. N. C. Alice McKenzie.Charlotte. N. C JUNIORS Elizabeth Nash, a r a Charlotte, N. C Mary Martha Nixon Lincolnton. N. C. Anne Rae Pattishall Charlotte, N. C. Alice Payne, x . Charlotte. N. C. JEAN PETTEWAY. $ M Charlotte. N. C. Whaley Phillips, k a Laurinburg. N. C. Frances Pierce Mount Holly. N. C. SARAH PREVATTE . Whiteville, N. C. Carolyn Robinson, a a ii Columbia. S. C. Jane Singletary Virginia Sloop, a r a Mary M. Spencer, x f Margaret Springer, a r a Charlotte. N. C. Mary Stevenson . . Seneca. S. C. Dorothy Summerville. m Charlotte. N C. Betty Thomason, x q Mary Gillian Webb Jean Welsh, xo . Ann Wiley, k a Ruth Wilkes, 4 m Mary Virginia Wilson JUNIORS Charlotte. N. C. Laurinburg, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Montreat. N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Clarkton. N. C. Mooresville, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. J SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Julia Frances Scholl President Marjorie Imbody...................................Vice-President Lucille Wayland .......................................Secretary Alice Young . Treasurer Hail the Sophomore class! important on the campus now and impor- tant in '43 as teachers stenographers bookkeepers . designers nurses homemakers and the other jobs that existing conditions will provide a big year—1942—for the Sophomores with such leaders as Judy S. Mable B. Fran M. Eleanor L. Peggy B.. Kitty E.. Rosemary V.. Marjorie E Nancy L. Idrienne L. Margaret P. and with such occu- pations as making life miserable for the Freshmen on Rat Day with strict require- ments and the solemn proceedings of Rat Court attempting to select a Senior jacket suitable for three years’ wear electing next year’s editor of the Blues and putting some hard work on the issues of the last few weeks having rep- resentation at all formal affairs in the ushers, the chosen few of the honor society. Valkyrie watching the graduation of their sister class and realizing sud- denly that time is too fleet only two more years in which to get everything done but you’re the class to fill the bill so, it’s guide right, Sophomore class, and forward, march! ■ «i, r� ‘ i V Afc vt r •.� -v ft tv I lls if � .‘j ,V' Srv-� - v� � vv V Alice Aiken Winnsboro, S. C. Norma Anderson......................Charlotte, N. C. Virginia Ashcraft......................Monroe. N. C. Nancy Baker .................... Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Bangle .................Charlotte. N. C. Mary Sue Barnett....................Charlotte. N. C. MABLE Beach ......................... Lenoir. N. C. Winifred Bean .....................Charlotte. N. C. PEGGY Bell ....................... Charlotte. N. C. Helen Blair...................Charlotte N. C. JEAN Brown ............... Troutman. N. C. Jean Brunson ................Wilson. N. C. JL c Martha Bullock ......................Rowland. N. C. Jane Allen Butler ............Cherryville. N. C. Ann Caldwell .................Spartanburg. S. C. o Mary Thomas Carswell . . Sanford. N. C. Ruth Carter ................Kannapolis, N. C. Sarah Alice Clark............ Clarkton. N. C. Mildred Cook............... Charlotte, N. C. Marie Crawford ............. Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Crowell ............. Oakboro. N. C. SOPHOMORES Kitty Elmore Roxboro. N. C. Virginia Falls Joy Fitzsimmons Hilda Foreman Sara Carter Gill Marguerite Gillespie Elizabeth FIamilton Charlotte. N. C. Phyllis Greene Charlotte. N. C. Dorothy Harms Charlotte. N. C. Annie Fred Henderson . Charlotte. N. C. Adelaide Henry Concord, N. C. Elizabeth Henry . . Charlotte. N. C. Dalton, Ga. Charlotte. N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Marjorie Imbody.....................Charlotte. N. C. Nancy ISENHOUR Charlotte, N. C. Mary Eleanor Johnston Charlotte. N. C. Rose Jordan Anita Kefauver Elise Kennedy sophomores Hamlet, N. C. Roanoke. Va. Wilson. N. C. Dorothy Herron jean Hester Elnora Honeycutt Charlotte, N. C. Florence, S. C. Savannah. Ga. Shelby, N. C. Charlotte, N. C Nancy Kerr Charlotte, N. C. Elizabeth Killough Hamlet. N. C. Jane Kirkpatrick Charlotte, N. C. Elizabeth Lael.........Glen Alpine, N. C Eleanor Lazenby Charlotte. N. C. Idrienne Levy . Charlotte, N. C. Helen Lisk Charlotte, N. C. Dora Lybrand Greensboro, N. C. Katherine Maner Savannah, Ga. Thelma Martin . Anderson, S. C. Ollie Meadows New Bern, N. C. Blanche Medberry .... Charlotte, N. C. Frances Moseley Charlotte. N. C. Ruby McCall Charlotte. N. C. Betty McKenna Charlotte, N. C. Margaret McKenzie . . Charlotte, N. C. Sarah Frances McLaurin Laurinburg, N. C. Aileen McMullin Coopers. W. Va. Beth McSwain Shelby, N. C. Winifred Noble Charlotte, N. C. Sarah Pardee Charlotte. N. C CATHERINE PATTERSON . . Charlotte. N. C. Mildred Pearson Jacksonville. Fla. Mildred Phillips SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Porter Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Powell . . Chester. S. C. Virginia Prunty ...........Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Rowland . Sumter, S. C. Mary Elizabeth Rozier Lumberton, N. C. FRANZ RUMMELL....................Charlotte, N. C. Julia Frances Scholl Charlotte. N. C. Jessie Thomas Scott . Matthews, N. C. LAURA SMITH Greenville. S. C. Miriam Smith Nadine Spurgeon Martha Summerville Gloria Sutton.....Charlotte. N. C. Dorothy Swearingen St. Matthews. S. C. Margaret Thomason Lexington. N. C. Rosemary Vincent Portia Vinson . . Helen Vogel Mary Frances Watt ... Charlotte. N. C. LUCILLE WAYLAND Malden. W. Va. MARY WEBSTER Kingsport. Tenn. Whaley Weeks Ann Whitmore Alice Young SOPHOMORES Charlotte. N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Lynchburg, S. C. Richmond, Va. Spartanburg. S. C. Cornelius. N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Charlotte. N. C. • j • Scoggin, Hodges, Sitton, Mauldin. n.« i, ( 'A • •� . . l « � ' -1 . «v ■ , « 1.'• � '1'« FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Mauldin Class Chairman Patsy Scoggin President Betsy Hodges Vice-President Marie Sitton Secretary-Treasurer Dot M. (Class Chairman) Dottie S. Polly F.. Betsy H.. Pat S. Frances B. Bettie H. and Jane K.. a few of the leaders already rec- ognized in our baby class “little sisters” . class of '45 with a grand year behind them—a hard year still, with plenty of fun for all the short weeks of orientation swimming at Myers Park Country Club parties at the picture show skating at the rink the thrill of being rushed “silence” the introduction to capers on Rat Day and the solemn horror of the woe-dealing Rat Court to Sunday nights at the Hut to formal dinners to vesper services the excitement of getting a first week-end the general exodus and the emptiness of the campus without the live-wire freshmen the honor of placing in Stunt Night competition the first election of officers. the arrival of the long awaited Christmas holidays then Spring vacation the suspense for months before the Valkyrie tapping and. now, it’s one down and three to go, Freshmen and the game's yours . so carry on! I� 'u h • . � '. ) A ■y.o ,vV ■ t.. f.-fA } r'v U- Jo.S «-t ti'fr.lrn'-'-’GS fc-Y I Edna Adams Asheville. N. C. Eloise Alexander . Jean Alexander . Patricia Alexander Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Charlotte, N. C. JANE AUTEN .......... Kathryn Baldwin ...... Bernice Bangle....... Betty Ann Barrentine . . Albemarle. N. C. Tabor City. N. C. . . El Monte, Cal. . Charlotte. N. C. Henrietta Benefiel Ann Birmingham . . Patsy Blue........... Jane Boovy .......... Shirley Bowman .................Marshall, N. C. Hilda Brewer...................Charlotte. N. C. KYARD Brown ..................Whiteville, N. C. Betty Bryan ................. Palm Beach, Fla. Beaufort. S. C. Charlotte. N. C. Raeford. N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Frances Bryan....................Charlotte. N. C. Lucille Byers ...................Shelby. N. C. Ruby Cannon ..................Charlotte. N. C. Betty Carter .................Lumberton. N. C. Kathleen Carter .............Kannapolis. N. C. Nancy Cates ..................Hillsboro. N. C. Mary Esther Civil................Charlotte, N. C. Evelyn Clawson......................Lenoir. N. C. BETTY CLAYWELL...................... Charlotte. N. C. Helen Frances Colley . . Reidsvilie. N. C. HAZEL COX ...........................Charlotte. N. C. Dorothy Crawley.........................Salisbury. N. C. FRESHMEN 1 5 1 Pearl Reed Cumbow Pearl Reed Cumbow Abingdon. Va. PEGGY CURLEE....................Charlotte. N. C. NADEENE DARBYSHIRE Moultrie. Ga. Margaret Davis . . Mount Holly. N. C. Wilda Dellinger Charlotte. N. C. Gene Denton Charlotte. N. C. Louise DiGGLE...................Charlotte. N. C. Frances M. Duckworth Morgamon. N. C. Marjorie Dumbell Charlotte. N. C. Edna EFIRD......................Albemarle. N. C. MARTHA EFIRD Albemarle. N. C. Willie Frances Efird Albemarle. N. C. SARA Estes . . Orangeburg, S. C. Margaret Ezell Spartanburg, S. C. Ruth FAVELL Charlotte. N. C. Mildred Flowers Mount Olive. N. C. Polly Ann FOGLESONG . Boston. Mass. Mary Louise Garret . Charlotte. N. C. Anita GARROU........................ Valdese. N. C. Betty Ann Gravatt . Charlotte. N. C. SARA GRICE Charlotte. N. C. Lucy Halliburton . Charlotte, N. C. Peggy HAMNER ................... Petersburg. Va. IMOGENE HARRIS Lancaster. S. C. Sarah Jane Harvey . Charlotte. N. C. Eva Harwell ....................Charlotte. N. C. ANN Hatcher Winchester, Va. ELIZABETH Heard Charlotte. N. C. s FRESHMEN Betsy Brown Hodges Grifton, N. C. JACQUELINE HOLLINGSWORTH Charlotte, N. C. Elizabeth Holmes...........Jacksonville, Fla. Wynema Honeycutt ............Kannapolis, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Monroe, N. C. Matthews. N. C. . Marion, N. C. Barbara Hunter .................Charlotte, N. C. Sara Hutchens...............High Point, N. C. Martha Murray Keller Cameron, S. C. BETTIE Kenyon...................Charlotte, N. C. JANE King...............Wilmington. N. C. Ruth King ............Albemarle, N. C. CAROL KERSCHNER .....Greensboro, N. C. Frances Kornegay.........Charlotte, N. C. Glen Alpine, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. . Polkton, N. C. Florence, S. C. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Concord. N. C. Clinton, S. C. Harriet Millershan.....Charlotte. N. C. Louise Moore.............Charlotte, N. C. Mary Boykin Moore...Spartanburg, S. C. SARA MOSELEY.............Charlotte, N. C. FRESHMEN Eloise Lemmond Dorothy Mauldin Ruth Means..... Marjorie Miller Dorothy Lael . . Peggy Lassiter . Cora Ledbetter Louise Leitzsey Kathryn Sue Horne....... Ruth Hough ............. Elizabeth Howard........ Jean Hunt .............. Beverly Murray Aurelia Myers Annelle McCall Ruth McCord Dorothy McCoy Mary McFadyen Betty McGill Mary Lee McLane Patricia Neely Maie Newland . . Margaret Nisbet Rita Ormand Evangeline Palmer Claudia Paschall Elizabeth Payne Virginia Penn Betty Jane Phifer Dorothy Poole Evelyn Powell Frances Powell Gloria Price Charlotte. N. C. JEAN Pyle Kingsport, Tenn. Nan Elizabeth Ratliff . Morven. N. C. Virginia Rea Matthews, N. C. Mary Eleanor Robeson Wilmington. N. C. Marjorie Rogers .... Dillon, S. C. FlELEN Rouse . . Charlotte, N. C. Nora Ellen Rucker Cayce. S. C. - FRESHMEN Charlotte, N. C. Brevard, N. C. Rock Hill, S. C. Kannapolis, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Savannah. Ga. Charlotte, N. C. Lenoir, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Union Point, Ga. Albemarle, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. Morganton. N. C. Greer. S. C. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Florence, S. C. Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Sanford Hendersonville, N. C. Dorothy Sappenfield . Charlotte. N. C. PATSY SCOGGIN .................Conway, S. C. Mary Florence Shelley . Charlotte, N. C. MARY SING........... Charlotte. N. C. Marie SITTON ......................Charlotte. N. C. Betty Jean Small...................Charlotte. N. C. Virginia Smith . . . Charlotte. N. C. Sarah Marie Smith . Charlotte. N. C. Edith Anne Smitherman ................Troy. N. C. Lucy Stallings ....................Charlotte, N. C. Betty Strange..........................Charlotte. N. C. Patricia Stoyle ...................Charlotte, N. C. . Charlotte, N. C. . Council, N. C. Kansas City, Mo. MARIELLA TALMAGE ................Sumter, S. C. Grace Stephens . Blanche Stevens Betty Lou Spears i FRESHMEN Elaine Teeter ..................Charlotte, N. C. BETTY ANN THOMAS Winchester. Va. Kathryn Link Thomas Peachland, N. C. Elsa Turner..................... Raleigh. N. C. Jeanette wade . Charlotte. N. C. Sarah Lou Walters Marshville. N. C. JANE WALTON . Philadelphia. Pa. BETTYE Welch Kingstree, S. C. Harriet Orr Wilcox Charlotte. N. C. Lucille Williams Valdcsc. N. C. Ridley Williams ... . Sarasota. Fla. AlLEEN WILSON . Durham, N. C. Mary Davis Wolfe . . Charlotte. N. C. Emma Lynn Wood Keyser. W. Va. Josephine Wrenn Charlotte. N. C. Henrietta Young Clinton, S. C. PHYLLIS ZEIGLER . . Charlotte. N. C. FRESHMEN cry - .vr J L- C T I V I T I E S Montgomery, Miller, Jones, McIver, MacDonald. •. - ,i j i . ,� • i«.. rfvi.i'.-'i i-� .� «-‘f-V't. ,v � i, •v'V'vV-' r-, . ♦. «yiu -••i v ■ � . v. r. , EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Mary Marshall Jones President of Student Government JULIA Miller.................President of Boarding Students Annette McIver President of Day Students JANE Montgomery . President of Student Christian Assn. FLORA MacDonald President of Athletic Assn. Mary Marshall Jones EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Executive Council of Queens is the highest student governing body on the campus. It is presided over by the President of the Student Body, and is composed of the President of the Boarding Students. President of the Day Students, President of the Stu- dent Christian Association, and President of the Athletic Association. This Council acts as a medium between the students and the faculty, and offers constructive criticism to all activities on the campus—both scholastic and extra- curricula. One of the most important functions of Executive Council is the sponsorship of the Honor Council. ■ i' W'f'w.'jf.T?1 «.«•«i,«.- v•� , irx xi.ru • � MacDonald, Miller, Jones. Montgomery. McIver. First roiv: BEACH, HOLLEMAN, BAKER. Second roue': HARVIN. MILLER, RALEY, FULBRIGHT, MARTIN, VINCENT. BOARDING STUDENT COUNCIL Boarding Student Council is composed of ten members elected by the Boarding Student Body. The object of this organization is to encourage self-government; to make and enforce regulations which will encourage progressive and co-operative student life among the resident students; to stimulate the highest standards of scholarship and of honor in all matters of personal conduct; and to strengthen cordial relations between students and faculty. The members of the council for the 1941-1942 term are: Julia Miller, president; Kitty Sue Harvin, first vice-president; Inez Ful- bright, second vice-president; Mary Katherine Martin, third vice- president; Sarah Holleman, secretary; Mabel Beach, treasurer; Doris Raley, Senior representative; Ruth Baker, Junior representa- tive; Rosemary Vincent, Sophomore representative; and Elsa Tur- ner, Freshman representative. DAY STUDENT COUNCIL The Day Student Council is composed of day students elected by the day student body to serve in controlling their activities on the campus. Its purpose is to help in the maintenance of a desir- able attitude on the part of the day students, and to encourage closer relationships between the boarding students and day students. The council for 1941-1942 is: Annette McIver...................................President Nancy Jane Dandridge........................Vice-President Gail Griffith....................................Secretary MARJORIE IMBODY..................................Treasurer Eleanor Ratcliffe Abernathy. .Senior Representative Terry Mosteller.....................................Junior Representative ELNORA HUNEYCUTT.................................Sophomore Representative • t.v i� --m ‘•.i W . ivC- • iU . yv -i; n -.ViX•' : I 'Cl ,� v , 4.1. 'v ’ ' • First roti’: LAZENBY, SMITH. SCHOLL. McCALL, BLUE. Second row: WAYLAND, HOUSTON. Carswell, Hall. Prevatte, MacFadyen, Hassell, Rourke, Scoggin, Harden, Mason, Montgomery, Edmiston. • M y V - T‘ A A ' A V 'Y—4 •� . % f,. fV W � A J 4• Vv • ‘ V)1 • V ,' i‘U f. • 1 s ‘ 1' rf4 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The S. C. A. Cabinet, consisting of twenty-one active members selected by the Student Body, plans and guides the Christian ac- tivity on the college campus. This group is responsible for Fall and Spring Services, at which time outside speakers come to the college. It is also responsible for Vespers on Sunday nights, candlemas and prayer meetings dur- ing the week, and for religious and social service work on and off the campus. Each year the Cabinet sponsors for the entire Student Body a student project. THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION COUNCIL The purpose of the Association is to stimulate interest in a program of wholesome physical activities, to promote athletic accomplishment, and to con- tribute to the development of sound health and sportsmanship. Two of the most memorable events of the year are May Day and Stunt Night. These, together with interclass tournaments in basketball and volleyball, a tennis tournament, and a swimming pageant, are sponsored by the Council. Awards are made to the winners in the competitive events and letters are awarded for participation in all athletics. The Council gives a silver loving cup each year to the best all-round athlete in recognition of her ability in this field. This award is made at commencement. The members of the Athletic Association Council this year have been: Flora MacDonald, president: Mary Catherine Martin, vice-president: Louise Blue, secretary: Kitty Ellmore, treasurer; Doris Raley, senior representative; Alice McKenzie, junior representative: Ollie Meadows, sophomore representative; and Jane Walton, freshman representative. Miss Cordelia Henderson, head of the Physical Education Department, is the adviser to the Council. � . •. .V ,� I,'.. , -� •••■«'I W - First row: MCKENZIE, MEADOWS. Second row: MACDONALD. RALEY. MARTIN, ELLMORE. BLUE. mi immm THE 1942 CORONET EDITORIAL STAFF Ann Golden Elizabeth Isaacs Sarah Prevatte .... Idrienne Levy....... Mary Marshall Jones Maurine Latta Franz Rummel Imogene Harris .... Margaret Hawkins Adelaide Henry . Lucy Hassell Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor . Associate Editor Literary Editor .......Senior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor . Freshman Editor Organizations Editor Photographic Editor Snapshot Editor I V Ann Golden Editor-in-Chief • '1 . J I x «. Hassell, Levy, Prevatte, Jones, Golden, Rummel, Harris, Latta, Hawkins. Ann Mauldin Business Manager rC it fly u ak f v K -r A! • , tf. ▼Art 5 snr p--- ■ivaitfvWifeVjL • . jwv I: •?! HK '■ 'WtV , '.'.'.in j LJ}, li'eM rw.WiS sf Vause, Marshall, Mauldin, Civil, Imbody, Abernathy, Jennings. , BUSINESS STAFF Ann MAULDIN ....................................... Business Manager Eleanor RatcLIFFE Abernathy Assistant Business Manager FALLA Marshall Advertising Manager RUTH Civil Assistant Advertising Manager MARJORIE Imbody Assistant Advertising Manager Virginia Jennings Collection Manager Ann WlLEY . . Assistant Collection Manager KITTY Maner............................ Assistant Collection Manager FlB SUMMERVILLE Accounting Manager DOT FIerron Assistant Accounting Manager Memories of a Book of Memories Dear Diary, September—Golden picked her staff, and I was born. October—I cut my first teeth on the individual pictures of the students and faculty. The business staff planned to finance my way through college. November—My theme was decided, and I began to grow up. For the first time I knew the meaning of makeup. December—Ah! Christmas. I had my first date . . . line. January—During exams I was the forgotten woman. February—Pictures and more pictures—I almost felt like a movie star. Staff meetings dragged out the family skeletons and ran up and down my family tree. March—The wind blew and blew just pages and pages of papers all about me. Experts predicted that I would be the most glamorous and popular annual of this season. April—My! How my acquaintances did broaden! I went down to print shops and met soo-oo many men who talked of type-facing, engravings, and proofs. May—That exciting day when dressed in my gorgeous array—I came of age and made my debut—MISS CORONET OF 1942. QUEENS BLUES EDITORIAL STAFF Alice Payne Idrienne Levy . Mary Jane Hart Lucy Hassell....... Ruth Kilgo Julia Keys......... Miss Laura Tillett Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Associate Editor . Feature Editor Music Editor Library Editor Faculty Adviser BUSINESS STAFF Gail Griffith Business Manager HELEN HENDLEY...................... Advertising Manager HELEN Vogel........................ Circulation Manager Dorothy Harms Collection Manager First rou.’; HARMS, GRIFFITH, LAZENBY. Second roiv: KlRCHNER, Holmes, Vogel, Powell, Imbody. QUEENS BLUES The Blues-In-The-Night: The Seminar room blazing with lights at midnight. The tables littered with papers ( what paper short- age! )—make-up sheets, copy, galley proofs, dummies (the inani- mate variety), back issues and college papers everywhere from Saskatchewan to deep in the heart of Texas. That “Any news today?” gleam in the eye of a Blues reporter. The ad solicitors who wear their soles and souls thin and get only in return, The Blues. The business manager who spends all her time trying to make $400 out of 40c. The tired printer who once a week takes a jigsaw puzzle and makes it into a newspaper. The printshop of hot steam, the noise of the multiple presses and linotype machines. The empty spaces that poignantly stare from the page proofs. The haggard editors the-day-after-the-night-before when the paper goes to press and nobody goes to bed. The Christmas and class issues and the new staff. The work of the staffs, a worrisome thing, that leaves you to have, The Blues. Seated: LOVE, A. PAYNE. CIVIL. Standing: LEVY. RUMMEL. KlLGO, PREVATTE. ElASSELL, KEYES, MILLER. B. PAYNE, EIART. Lucy Hassell, Editor ELEANOR Lazenby, Business Manager QUEENS QUILL The Quill that came out this year was dif- ferent from any other ever put out at Queens— a National Emergency issue. Funds available were counted and heads shaken sadly. There couldn’t be a Quill on ten dollars and the print- er’s good graces. But someone had an idea. The Government was taking lapels off coats and cuffs off pants and making it the style to be without them. Why couldn’t the Quill do something like that? And so it came about that an Emergency issue was put out, with a splash of printer’s ink to reproduce Hattie Henderson’s block prints, hours of pen-chewing and inspiration after Lights- Out, aching arms from mimeographing with stencils that had to be coaxed in soft language to prevent smudging, Eleanor and Norma pacing streets for ads, sorting pages, and stapling, finally the Quill itself, a turned-out-by-hand issue in a brave cover of red and gray. Montgomery, Miller, Blue, Nixon, Golden, MacDonald, Harden, Scoggin, MacFadyen, McIver, Fulbright V itv.. :. I i TJusr, � - ? A � � - v. « V YflfWvM W r ■ '• . v } . T« .vv, .. 3 V . I ! , T. : • x ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA The Olympian Circle of Alpha Kappa Gamma, regional hon- orary leadership fraternity, was established on Queens’ campus in 1928. Its purpose is to recognize outstanding qualities of leader- ship among students. Membership is not so much an honor as it is a challenge to serve. Tapping services are held twice a year, and student leaders are recognized at this time. Other chapters of Alpha Kappa Gamma are located at the Uni- versity of South Carolina, Columbia College, and Farmville State Teachers College. The officers are: Harriette Scoggin. president; Annette McIver, vice-president: Julia Miller, secretary; Ann Golden, treasurer; Jane Montgomery, historian, and Mary Marshall Jones, editor. Other members are: Inez Fulbright, Margaret Harden. Mary Jean MacFayden, Flora McDonald, Ruth Edmiston. Mary Martha Nixon, and Louise Blue. First row: SCOGGIN. WALKUP. COCHRANE, HENDLEY, MASON, BRUMLEY, KlLGO. WAY- LAND. Second row: MClVER, HOWE, ISAACS, FULBRIGHT. GODARD, JENKINS, BLAKELY, Abernathy. ! SIGMA MU Sigma Mu is an honorary scholastic fraternity composed of some twenty members who are chosen from the faculty and student body. The purpose of the organization is to recognize excellence in scholarship and to promote scholarly research by both graduates and undergraduates. To qualify for membership, a student must be either a junior or a senior, and must have scholastic standing which is within the highest percentage of her class. Officers for 1941-1942 were: Ida Mae Walkup, president; Har- riette Scoggin, vice-president, and Dr. Dorisse M. Howe, secretary treasurer. v .Tv ':. •••� � ; •■ • ■ •' V V ?r v � ’ if .. c .� •� ■ .‘-n y . f • vvv1 r .« • • • First roiu: HENDLEY. HASSELL. MAULDIN. ISAACS. Second roic: MARSHALL. SUMMERVILLE. GOLDEN, LANCER. TiLLETT, GRIFFITH. SMITH. IOTA XI It is the purpose of Iota Xi. honorary journalistic sorority, to promote a true spirit of journalism on our campus. It endeavors to do this by acting as an advisory board for all student publica- tions, by nominating girls lor publication offices, by recognizing creditable work in the field of journalism, and by standing for all that is highest in journalism. OFFICERS Ann Mauldin............................President Elizabeth Summerville........Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Isaacs.........................Marsha! Mrs. Langer......................Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Ann Golden Lucy Hassell Miss Tillett Gail Griffith Lalla Marshall Helen Hendley First row: MClVER. MONTGOMERY, DANDRIDGE, McCORKLE, MAULDIN, MOSTELLER. Second row: HEND- ley, Hutcheson. Craig. Fulbright, Inglis. Newland. Thud row: Cochrane, Hatcher. Teeter, Elliot, IMBODY, McCLINTOCK, HOUSTON. Fourth row: WlLEY, CANNON, PHILLIPS, HASSELL, HALL. i• ■,. j. y. . v iivitWi i('w r‘ .'ti i'f.'t� v V V'Vp’i V4H V f V $ ; •?.?, V- � V v It 'A ty r V b'VA n- i i'i .'-a i-Vi' I • ALPHA IOTA The Delta Psi chapter of Alpha Iota, international honorary business sorority, was established at Queens in 1939; national head- quarters are in Des Moines, Iowa. Those eligible for tapping are young women majoring in business who have been at college at least one semester, whose scholastic records show an average of ninety, and who possess the qualifications of leadership, character, and service. Memories of the year: comradeship . . . Ann with the plaque upside-down at initiation . . . candlelight . . . second banquet sacrificed because of Defense . . . tapping . . . white dresses . . . red roses. 1941-42 officers: Inez Fulbright, president; Yvonne Williams, vice-president; Annette Mclver, recording secretary; Nancy Jane Dandridge, corresponding secretary, and Jane Montgomery, treas- urer. Miss Mary H. Inglis is faculty adviser. VALKYRIE T he order of Valkyrie was organized in the spring of 1938 by the dean of students, Mrs. Virginia Agnew, and the executive coun- cil of the student body. Each spring the Valkyries initiate from the rising sophomore class six girls who have done outstanding work in their class and in their college. The special duties of the Valkyries are to usher at college functions and to help their fellow students develop a Christian personality. Members of Valkyrie for 1941-1942 have been Julia Frances Scholl (president), Frances Moseley, Mabel Beach, Rosemary Vin- cent, Elizabeth Fael, and Marjorie Imbody. Lael, Moseley, Scholl, Beach, Vincent, Imbody. First row: DANDRIDGE. IM BODY. ISAACS. BLUE, HENDLEY, SCOGGIN. Second row: BALLARD. MClVEY, Hall, Brumley, Wayland. Third row. MacFadyen, Miller. Holleman. - f i w ■ '.u � . .(f. V'L«,1 j, M-Wl� ( £. uy v ,,,• • . ♦. v r ' . : • •4 .“ • � • •• ''.ivv'.'. - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB What is an International Relations Club? It is a group of stu- dents in a college or university, meeting regularly for the purpose of discussing problems of an international nature toward obtaining a broad view of such problems. It is an affiliate member of the clubs sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. There is such a group located on Queens campus, because college girls here, feeling the need, as have students in other institutions, for a systematic study of problems—a study based on a non-biased knowledge of today’s actualities, have associated themselves to- gether for intelligent discussion. In order that this group may be most efficient, membership is limited to twenty-five girls, selected on the basis of general scholar- ship and special attainment in history — girls who have evinced some promise of leadership and who show an inclination to the serious study and investigation pertinent to the International Re- lations Club. Officers for 1941-42: Elizabeth Isaacs, president; Harriette Scog- gin, vice-president; Dorothy Ballard, secretary; Cora Wayland, treasurer. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is composed of those students who have expressed definite interest in the department. The objec- tive is to promote good fellowship and happiness among members of the department and to encourage interest in Home Economics activities. The club is affiliated with the state and national Home Economics Association. Under the guidance of Miss Frances Jarrett and Miss Doris Anderson the club sponsors annually a Christmas party for the children from the Thompson Orphanage, a fashion show, and Red Cross work. Officers of the club are: Virginia Jennings, president; Ruth Ed- miston, vice-president; Kitty Maner, secretary; Marie Leonard, treasurer. Edmiston, Jennings, Haigler, Ostwalt, Pons, Lazenbv. j e'� .1 y � . ► sVrj rVVjy A |V' A - -.-k w«� � v?v � v« VH. vr� i� r ' V-y;• .•� -•« k f y � , ?y.: - .•. y, • y . )■'«.� ..u THE SPECTATOR CLUB The Spectator Club is the literary organization of Queens College. The club is composed of four groups—The Scribblers, The Dramatic Group, The Debating Group, and The Book-Tea Group. The Scribblers are those girls interested in developing their creative abilities by study and criticism of their work and efforts. These efforts are compiled each year for the literary magazine—The Queens Quill. The Dramatic Group encourages study, use, and enjoyment of the standards of drama, play production and stage technique. The Debating Group fosters an interest in all types of forensic activities. It encourages the use of the proper forms in debating, as well as careful thought and consideration on subjects which will be of value to the college. The Book-Tea Group fosters an interest in current books of all types and learns to evaluate books by the standards of good literary criticism. It also selects outstanding books each year to add to the Book-Tea shelf in the Li- brary. The purpose of each of the groups and of the Spectator Club as a whole is to encourage cultural tastes and to develop grace and poise in self-expression. Every student of Queens College is eligible for membership in this society. THE SPECTATOR CLUB OFFICERS Elizabeth Isaacs.....................................President LOUISE BLUE.....................................Vice-President Dorothy Ballard............................Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Kilgo........................Chairman of Book-Tea Group LUCY Hassell................Chairman of Creative Writing Group IDRIENNE Levy.....................Chairman of Debating Group 4 « ►. - � +‘rr'+’fy i. .'vC- «V ; i Jl JV i«V.£ 'V’ i fov 4 ' •. V.v % VVj4 V'Oj 'u iiZ'X -VjitiVi.h vs Kilgo. Isaacs. Ballard. Blue. Levy. LINNEAN CLUB OFFICERS Mary Thomas Carswell..............President Katherine Maner..............Vice-President Ruth Carter Secretary Marguerite Gillespie........... Treasurer Miss Sarah Nooe...........Faculty Adviser The Linnean Club is an organization for girls interested in nature study. This year a particular observation of birds and the con- struction of a bird feeding station were the projects of the club. The members enjoyed weekly hikes to woodland beauty spots in Myers Park. CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS Sally Pardee......................President Betsy FIodges ...................Secretary Dr. Dorisse Howe ..........Faculty Adviser Developer, hypo, printing—frame! Are those shutters tight? Don't want the light to ruin this film—begin timing now. Sure that hypo is 7O '? Oh, look at this one—really a neat negative, isn't it? Now to print these— hope they’ll be good! And so it goes in the Camera Club. The members snap, develop, and print their own pictures. A number of the girls are entering in a contest photographs they have taken. S. C. A. FELLOWSHIP GROUP The S. C. A. Fellowship Group is an interdenominational branch of the local Student Christian Association. It has as its purpose the promotion of the study of the Bible, prayer, and world missions. It is an organization which encourages the students to devote their lives to full time Christian service. OFFICERS Nancy Houston...........................................President Louise Blue........................................Vice-President ALICE McKenzie .............................Secretary, 1'reasurer ; .1 • I . � nv'iH fd t i i iv . • , -k. V '� K-i + l- • ;i. V � ( '■ iV 'j n 1 ;.j ‘fci JVt - • V • Jl'.. t First roix': Lazenby. A McCall. Allison, Houston. A. McKenzie, L. Wayland, Murray, King. Second row: Hodges, MacFadyen. Brumley, C. Wayland, Wood. Glenn, M. McKenzie. Carter. Dellinger, Pearson Third row1: L. McCall. McKeithan, Martin, Holmes. Favell. Smith. QUEENS COLLEGE CHORAL CLUB The Queens College Choral Club is an organization which exists primarily for the purpose of bringing together all members of the student body who have the desire and ability for ensemble singing. The present membership numbers fifty-five. From this number, twenty-five are chosen to be the chapel choir, singing responses and occasional anthems at the chapel services throughout the year. This choir has extra rehearsals in which to study sacred music and madrigals and to prepare for programs where a small choral group is desired. During the past year, the entire choral group has appeared publicly in the “Messiah”, the “Elijah”, and Pergolesi’s “Stabat Mater” as well as giving regular programs at Queens and Davidson Colleges with the Davidson Glee Club. ip—I QUEENS COLLEGE ORCHESTRA The college Symphony Orchestra is a rapidly growing organization on the campus which is open to all the students. The majority of the members are music students because admission is conditioned by ability, but many non-music students have found in the organization the opportunity to experience ensemble playing, to participate in the orchestra’s objective of creating interest in music both for those performing and those listening, and to worthily use leisure time in ad- vancing herself and her associates musically. The full orchestra combines regularly with the Davidson musicians to make the Quecns-Davidson Symphony Orchestra, which has given two major programs with soloists and accompanied several major choral works. The entire group is divided into smaller ensembles, which combine with similar Davidson College groups. The most active is the Queens-Davidson Little Symphony which has participated in a series of programs at the Mint Museum, college musicals, and has made several concert tours through surrounding cities. 7 he other groups, string orchestra, radio broadcast orchestra, and chamber orchestra have also gained wide recognition for their activities in civic projects, radio broadcasts, and public programs. Barrentine, Allen, Hamlett, Henderson, Funderburke, Grey, Seitter. -� '•� V. • !' - • • « '•'■W « — QUEENS ART LEAGUE Let’s go around the palette with the Art Club. For our Senior colors, we have in the green paint a “Tip” for Miss Allen; and of course, that “Empish” blue for Miss Seitter; and a “Dot” of yellow for Miss Funderburke. In our Junior colors, Jane tries to combine a little “Grey” with that straw- berry smock; and why should gay Hattie choose blue? For our Sophomore colors. Martha contributes a “Summer” ( ville) orchid; Tommy chooses a “Scott” blue; Blanche insists upon “Med.” (berry) laven- der; and little Sally brings in a second “Pard” (t)” (ee) of the pale lavender. Of course, we can’t leave out the Freshman colors. The little Williams girl wouldn’t dare “Rid” us of fuschia; and that Howard girl puts in her “Bet” (ty ) for another green. Thus, we have this group who make up a nice palette for our honorary Art Club to be developed by the new little “Hamlett” brush. Each is as indi- vidual as her color. QUEENS PLAYERS Mary Catherine: Martin Nancy Gaston Mary Lazenby Margaret Powell Adelaide Henry Hilda Foreman Mary Boykin Moore: Margaret Davis “Poise and Speech through acting,” the purpose of the Queens Players, be- came a reality this year in their one major production and numerous special re- citals and variety programs. The project for the fall term was organization and development of a speech choir. Unique in Charlotte, the group did splendid work and presented, as a finale, a chapel program of Biblicah and poetical selections. “Ladies in Waiting,” by Cyril Campion, was produced in the spring term under the direction of Miss Ethel King, head of the Dramatics Department and sponsor of the club. A moving drama of atmosphere and character, this play was admirably produced and well received. Queens Players included in the cast were: Mary Catherine Martin, Mary Lazenby, Margaret Powell, Adelaide Henry, Mary Boykin Moore, and Margaret Davis. Hilda Foreman and Nancy Gaston assisted backstage. Membership in the Queens Players is open to all students in the Dramatic Arts Department. - v-v «t frfk • ?ir � '-i 4 ,y-fcv� Martin. Powell, Davis, Lazenby, Moore, Henry, Lael, Hillis, Ross. ALPHA ETA SIGMA Alpha Eta Sigma is the non-sorority society on the Queens campus. It was created in 1940 for those girls who do not belong to a national sorority. The purposes of this organization as designated by the charter members are to stimu- late interest in a program of wholesome activity among the non-sorority stu- dents, to provide a means of developing the special abilities and talents of these students, to promote intellectual achievement, to further the Queens College Christian spirit, and to encourage mutual understanding and fellowship among all students. The officers serving for this year were: Mary Elva Smith...................................................... President JEANE ROURK......................................................Vice-President Mary Martha Nixon.....................................................Treasurer Mary Jean McFadyen....................................................Secretary The members of Alpha Eta Sigma are: Mary Ellen Abbott, Lydia Abbott, Margaret Alexander, Eloise Alexander, Jean Alexander, Virginia Ashcraft, Dor- othy Ballard, Nancy Boeckman, Shirley Bowman, Carrie Broom, Margaret Crowell, Nancy Cates, Mary Thomas Carswell, Hazel Cox, Dot Cook, Nancy Dandridge, Wilda Dellinger, Martha Elliot, Ruth Edmiston, Edna Efird, Ruth Favell, Anita Garrou, Catherine Haigler, Irene Hardee, Kathleen Hardee, Ruth Hough, Jean Hunt, Mary Harriette Hurst, Louise Hall, Nancy Houston, Julia Keys, Carol Kerchner, Frances Kornegay, Marie Leonard, Ruth Means, Mary Meador, Thelma Martin, Jane Montgomery, Elizabeth Myers, Aurelia Myers, Dot McCoy, Mary Jean McFadyen, Mary Martha Nixon, Mildred Pearson, Dorothy Poole, Frances Powell, Jean Pyle, Virginia Rea, Jeane Rourk, Nancy Sanford, Laura Smith, Mary Elva Smith, Nadine Spurgeon, Lucy Stallings, Elsa Turner, Esther Vause, Louise Wayland, Ida Mae Walkup, Lucille Williams, Emmy Lynn Wood, Alice Young, Nan Ratliff. E. Alexander. J. Alexander, M. Alexander, Ashcraft, Ballard, Birmingham. Boeckman, Bowman, Broom. Brown, Byers, Carswell, K. Carter, R. Carter, Cates, Cook, Cox, Crowell. Dandridge, Dellinger, Edmiston, Efird, Elliot. Favell, Garrou, Hall, I. Hardee. K Hardee, Hollingsworth, Honeycutt, Hough, Houston, Hunt, Hurst, Kerchner, Keyes. Kornegay, Martin, Meador, Means, Montgomery, A. Myers. E. Myers. McCoy, M. McFayden. M. J. McFadyen, Nixon, Pearson, Poole, Powell, Price, Pyle, Ratliffe, Rea. Rourke, Sanford, L. Smith, M. E. Smith, Spurgeon, Stallings, Stevens, Teeter, Turner. Vause, Vinson, Walkup, Wayland, Webb, Williams, Wilson, Wood, Young. SOCIAL SORORITIES Harmon, Y. Williams. Shealy, C. Williams. f ■ t. w ' v i.c'wvVtlM V ?«� f Wvl ' � Pvrt‘ .ys% fivip’k U.'t 1' b j A n '. • r.-‘ panhellenic COUNCIL Billie Harmon President Yvonne Williams Vice-President Carolyn Williams Winifred Shealy T reasurer MEMBERS Chi Omega Winnie Shealy Doris Raley Alpha Gamma Delta Carolyn Williams Julia Miller Kappa Delta Margaret Harden Ann Wiley Phi Mu Alpha Delta Pi Yvonne Williams Gladys Hartzell Inez Fulbright Eleanor R. Abernathy PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council is composed of the presidents of the five national social sororities on the campus and one elected representa- tive from each sorority. The duties of the organization include legislating and enforcing of laws related to interfraternity matters. The purpose is to main- tain sorority life on a high plane and to encourage intellectual ac- complishment and sound scholarship as well as to cooperate with the college administration in the maintenance of high social standards. D uring the current year the council has revised its organization and constitution. In doing this it is hoped that greater service may be rendered to the college and to the member organizations than has been possible in the past. Seated: MILLER. RALEY, HARMON, C. WILLIAMS. Standing: ABER- NATHY, Harden. Fulbright. Y. Williams, Shealy, Hartzell. Williams, Robinson, Hillhouse, Chandler ALPHA DELTA PI v. i • ; ' ; ' L • I ‘‘.A '■ J i , L’ ' •' rf1 ‘'V t . ‘ TJI Ai, � � r i r-i — ,-A ■ I ' r .♦, AVofj-i { C W • JV . v- ,f;iv • « ‘•. 0.1 , t -• � , Founded May 15, 1851 Beta Iota Chapter Established February 7, 1931 MOTTO: “We live for each other” FLOWER: Violet COLORS: White and Blue CHAPTER OFFICERS Yvonne Williams .................................................President Margaret Chandler...........................................Vice-President Esther Love Hillhouse............................................Treasurer Carolyn Robinson Secretary Class of 1 942 Margaret Chandler Esther Love Hillhouse Mary Kathryn Martin Yvonne Williams Class 1 944 Alice Aiken Jeanne Brown Marie Crawford Elizabeth Hamilton Elizabeth McKenna Rosemary Vincent Class of 1943 Mary Kathryn Burleson Jane Grey Gladys Hartzell Dora Lybrand Isabelle McDowell Carolyn Robinson Margaret Rowland Class of 1945 Edna Adams Martha Murray Keller Marjorie Miller Mary Moore Claudia Paschal Jane Auten Kathrine Baldwin Betty Carter PLEDGES Pearl Cumbow Portia Vinson Mary Virginia Wilson Adams, Aiken, Auten, Baldwin, Brown, Burleson, Carter. Chandler, Crawford, Cumbow. Grey. Hamilton, Harris, Hartzell. Hillhouse. Keller. Lybrand, Martin, Miller Moore, McDowell. Paschal, Robinson, Rowland, Smitherman, Vincent, Williams. Hawkins, Williams, Haxvin. Rummel. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA . U ,' rf.1.1 ’ ?• - i } k N 'I ii t. ■ w -7 yn — u •• -■«►. r fi'i.r S y «v .� '� f;iv.,7 Founded Syracuse University, Syracuse. N. Y., May 30. 1904 Gamma Gamma Chapter Established May 10, 1930 Motto: Epsilon Pi COLORS: Red. Buff, and Green FLOWERS: Red and Buff Roses CHAPTER OFFICERS Carolyn Williams................................................President KITTY SUE Harvin ..........................................Vice-President FRANZ Rummel..........................................Recording Secretary Margaret Hawkins T reasurei CHAPTER ROLL INITIATED MEMBERS Class of 1942 Ann Golden Kitty Sue Haryin Julia Miller Edith Northrop Cora Wayland Carolyn Williams Class of 194 3 Louise Blue Gail Griffith Margaret Hawkins Helen Hendley Sarah Holleman Lenore McCall Elizabeth Nash Margaret Springer Class of 1 944 Class of 1 943 Elizabeth Porter Helen Frances Colley Franz Rummel Mary Elizabeth Holmes Annelle McCall Evelyn Powell PLEDGES Ruth Baker Helen Blair Anne Bracken Anna Bruin Isabel McKeithan Phyllis Zeigler Virginia Sloop Miriam Smith Mary Stevenson Kathryn Thomas Whaley Weeks Baker, Blair, Blue. Bruin, Colley. Golden, Griffith. Harvin, Hawkins, Hendley, Holleman, Holmes, Miller, A. McCall. L. McCall, McKeithan. Nash, Northrop, Porter, Powell, Rummel. Sloop, Springer. Thomas, Wayland, Weeks, Williams, Zeigler. CHI OMEGA . � j .«ii w U« v«r' � •mrfr+jrl • f , , .Vif A ■«, -v « | ■� . i. ',� •� « ’ • � J W J 1 l. ui ,-■ � ‘-N. k, « .Kj ajJA'VA.iC. -U� -4.v 'k- j' J� '.r. '• ii,,S W A Wj� � ' ' • ■ • s� � Jones, Funderburke, Shealy. Moseley. Founded University of Arkansas. April 5, 1895 Theta Gamma Chapter Established February 8. 1928 MOTTO: “Hellenic Culture and Christian Ideals' COLORS: Cardinal and Straiv FLOWER: Wkite Carnation CHAPTER OFFICERS Winifred Shealy..................................................President Mary Marshall Jones.........................................Vice-President Elsie Moseley....................................................Secretary Dorothy FUNDERBURKE..............................................Treasurer CHAPTER ROLL Class of 1942 Dorothy Funderburke Mary Marshall Jones Ann Mauldin Doris Raley Winifred Shealy Class of 1 944 Margaret Bangle Peggy Bell Joy Fitzsimmons Marguerite Gillespie Elizabeth Henny Dorothy Herron Nancy Isenhour Elizabeth Killough Mary Jo Lucas Katherine Maner Frances Moseley Catherine Patterson Sarah Pardee Class of 1943 Ruth Civil Betty Sue Goforth Betty McClintock Elsie Moseley Alice Payne Mary Maynard Spencer Betty Thomason Charlotte Williams Jean Welsh Class of 1 945 Henrietta Benefiel Betty Claywell Betty Ann Gravatt Betty Howard Dorothy Mauldin Betty Payne Pat Stoyle Harriet Wilcox Ridley Williams PLEDGES Dorothy Crawley. ’45 Margaret Ezell. ’45 Eloise Lemmond. '45 Russell Hubach. ’43 Bangle, Bell. Benefiel, Claywell, Crawley. Fitzsimmons, Funderburke, Gillespie. Goforth. Gravatt, Henry, Herron, Howard, Hubach, Isenhour, Jones, Killough, Lemmond. A. Mauldin. IJ. Mauldin, Maner. E. Moseley, F. Moseley, McClintock, Patterson, Pardee’ A. Payne. B. Payne, Raley, Shealy. Stoyle, Thomason. Welsh, Wilcox, Williams. Wright, Harden’, Marshall, Scocgin, Wiley. KAPPA DELTA • • V. -I � J V- « «• ?' ■ 8 I, J� v'Y' lyLv'f'o'V, 1 Founded Virginia State Normal. October 23, 1897 Alpha Omicron Chapter Established April. 1927 MOTTO: Ta Kala Kiohomen COLORS: Olive Green and Pearl White FLOWER: White Rose CHAPTER OFFICERS Margaret Harden Ann Wiley Mary Louise Wright . President Vice-President .... Secretary i Lalla Marshall T reasurer CHAPTER ROLL Class of 1942 Martha Brandon Susan Cochrane Margaret Harden Mary Virginia Lee Lalla Marshall Llora MacDonald Winifred Pons Anne Roddey Harriette Scoggin Mary Louise Wright Class of 1943 Harriette Henderson Prances Hull Mary Lorene Jones Jane Kirkpatrick Maurine Latta Aileen Long Mary Heilig McDow Mary Whaley Phillips Ann Wiley Class of 1 944 Class of 1945 Anne Caldwell Virginia Palls Elizabeth Lael Sarah Prances McLaurin Beth McSwain Margaret Powell Helen Vogel Betty Bryan Sara Grice Ann Hatcher Louise Leitzsey Marjorie Rogers Patsy Scoggin PLEDGES Patsy Blue Jane Allen Butler Nadine Darbyshire Louise Diggle Peggy Efird Phyllis Green Peggy Hamner Rose Jordan Dorothy Lael Betty Lou Spears Henrietta Young Jane Walton Blue, Brandon, Bryan, Butler, Caldwell. Cochrane, Darbyshire, Diggle. Efird. Falls, Cii.l, Green, Grice, Hamner. Harden, Hatcher, Hull, Jones. Jordan, Kennedy, Kirkpatrick. D. Lael. E. Lael. Latta, Lee, Leitzey. Lisk. Long, Marshall, McDow, MacDonald, McLaurin, McSwain, Phillips, Pons, Poweiil. Roddey, Rogers, H. Scoggin, P. Scoggin, Spears, Vogel, Walton, Wiley, Wright, Young. PHI MU •Jm � •. O’l Y 7 1 f% r y. ;« •v f frit, Mv I ry t•,� Ut.'tit,f A ' ‘ v , 1 v� 'WV YjJ • ’• � - «- I«i74t 4 Founded at Wesleyan College. March 4, 1852 Gamma Gamma Chapter Established 1929 MOTTO: Les Soeurs Fideles COLORS: Rose and White FLOWER: Enchantress Carnation CHAPTER OFFICERS Billie Harmon............................................. . President Nancy Gaston ............................................Vice-President Inez FULBRIGHT . .............................................Secretary Elizabeth Summerville........................................Treasurer CHAPTER ROLL Class of 1942 Eleanor R. Abernathy Nancy Claire Allen Inez Fullbright Nancy Gaston Billie Harmon Virginia Jennings Emily Si-itter Elizabeth Summerville Margaret Thompson Class of 1943 Lucille Blackburn Louise Brumley Sue Crenshaw Ruth Kilgo Jeanne Love Marguerite Mason Marion Miller Tommie Scott Dorothy Summerville Ruth Wilkes Class of 1 944 Mary Sue Barnette Mildred Cook Dorothy Harms Jean Hester Marjorie Imbody Eleanor Lazenby Martha Summerville Mary Webster PLEDGES Class of 1945 Betty Barrentine Jane Boovy Lrances Bryan Polly Loglesong Betsy Hodges Bettie Kenyon Marie Sitton Alberta Ballenger Prances Duckworth Sara Jane Harvey Elizabeth Heard Elnora Huneycutt Louise Moore Winifred Noble Rita Ormand Mary Prances Watt Allen, Ballenger, Barnett, Barrentine, Blackburn, Boovy, Brumley, Bryan, Cook Crenshaw, Duckworth, Foglesonc, Fulbright, Gaston, Harmon, Harms, Harvey, Heard. Hester, Hodges, Huneycutt. Imbody, Jennings, Kenyon. Kilgo, Lazenby, Love. ' Mason, Miller, Moore, Noble, Ormand, Petteway, Ratcliffe, Scott, Skitter Shelley, Sitton, D. Summerville, E. Summerville, M. Summerville, Thompson, Watt, Webster, Wilkes. FEATURES L , , f, � ').!v ♦ V •'• « vV ,v IVj •‘••v '' ) v'lWj ’■flTVitVi'4 t fJi t ‘vle’A '■W.Vi I1 .'1 ! ' H' ' iVr SVlost Signified ■zTftiss TMargaret Thompson cBest L'Dressed . • I V« •JCtf' ' -r . • W u. : .«� ■� ? ■ h ‘j't.tMj - w... v' UM u; .� A«vtr' r , v.j; • I .' . ;, j � ■;, .-a ..� , '.-V. � t ...5 ”, r. .;■ EMiss Elizabeth Isaacs ZMost Original ZAIost Sincere ♦ .;: r, v: vjM . . ZA'lost Efficient i rre i SAIost ''Personality V-iTfiAcWittv i' � ' •v� � a ,U'VJ t ■ WA. W V� W � «T'V -;W.vw '►, V.'r . i .v W r A?t ‘ iV .W f V-V. I e .;• f, .. • i, i. -1: .• • ✓ ..'h w.v j f.v,• ■-.' ■« ‘.-«•vv-vv► • ►■ y-. .,' t . A'-.-s- (vU-’A V i;'Ii 'm( «ii-‘.m4� .4'- i’.' ’flU ojtytiss Harriette ZMost ‘Popular zMiss Flora FFlacFFonald ZMost cAthletic ZMost Versatile zMiss Ida zMae Walk up ZMost Scholarly • ; N � .% HI lV I. � ' • . ;‘u t,4 V' V‘Y'� rs wV iv(' A -K ,wr.' � HV '•• M' , vv..si aV . .1 V- v “ v 1 MAY DAY at QUEENS - US i . (zMiss GDorts Raley MAY QUEEN '«NA� V- 1 A, v� ' � 4«’ T4 y ft' i. a ' Vo «' i Mfci ' 'fj'� hZ.W.joAIH ■ «w .� � 6T uth gdmiston Jane Cjrey Jane Montgomery Lucille °Blackburn Winifred Shealy Catherine CMartrn MAID OF HONOR jr Seated: Betty Sue Qoforth, Sarah Qnce, Veggy Hamner. Standing: Mary Lorene Jones, Ollie IMeadows, 6Peggy £ zrd. £Miss Winifred Sheal iMay Day C ai rrnai uBetty Barrentine Cdna r Adams Ann Wiley Frances Hull Pearl Qumbouu c'Alice Cl(lfk i I art ha Brandon QUEENS COLL EG With the Compliments and Appreciation of Your College til TIME WILL TELL! ♦ jU -A Xill Time! TIME to make ammunition. TIME to make ships. TIME to train soldiers. TIME to manufacture tanks. HEDDY KILOWATT Says— TIME is also an all-important factor on your home fronts. Efficient aids in cooking and saving of food are imperative if we co-operate with the War Program We have to make what we have last longer and serve better. Keep your electrical servants in good condition r DPKE P0WER COMPANY For Bus Transportation At Best— ALWAYS GO TRAILWAYS Economical—Safe—Convenient Schedules QUEEN CITY THAILWAYS (Owned and Operated by Queen City Coach Co.) 417 West Fifth St. Charlotte, N. C. Queens’ Substitute for the Prom—the Hayride! A Delicious Peanut Butter Sandwich CAROLINA BUSINESS SCHOOL, Inc. “ I he School I hat's Different'' Extends Congratulations to Members of the SENIOR CLASS and Cordially Invites Them to Investigate the Advantages of Efficient Business Training for College Graduates ★ New and Especially Designed Quarters— Modern Lighting—Efficient Staff— Complete Equipment—T horough Courses—Friendly Atmosphere ★ Liberty Life Bldg. 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Might be good for tires with a stretch like that Hold on there Renie A dance or something (?) . Aw let ’em have some fun, Fulbrigbt Pay up Butch's Buddies Sunshine Gaston. PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK in this annual was made DUNBAR STUDIO CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA Specialists in Annuals OBSERVER QUEENS COLLEGE DIRECTORY FOR 1941 -1942 FACULTY Abernethy, Ethel .....................................Elkin, N. C. Albright. Thelma, % W. T. Albright Winston-Salem. N. C. Anderson, Doris M., 343 Morris Ave. Rockville Center, N. Y. Baty, Evelyn, 1 170 16th Ave. S..................Birmingham, Ala. Blakely. Hunter B.. 2300 Raddiff Ave........... Charlotte, N. C. Burwell, Connie, 1026 Ardsley Road................Charlotte. N. C. Craig. Helen...................................Warrensville, S. C. Delano, Lucile. 619 Post Place.................East St. Louis. 111. Denny, Mary, Monroe Road Charlotte, N. C. Edwards, Alma .....................................Carthage, N. C. Gettys. Joseph M., 222 1 Westminster Place Charlotte. N. C. Godard. James M.. 2325 Wellesley Ave.........Charlotte, N. C. Gregg, Mary, 3 1 1 E. Main St.....................Rock Hill, S. C. Hamlett. Hermione. 2138 Wellesley Ave.......... Charlotte. N. C. Harrel, Rena. 110 College Place..................Greensboro, N. C. Henderson, Cordelia. 2309 Crescent Ave. Ext. Charlotte, N. C. Howe, M. Dorisse. 820 Irving Ave...................Syracuse. N. Y. Hutcheson. Virginia .......................................Aubara, Ky. Inglis, Mary H., 2126 Dilworth Road. E. Charlotte, N. C. Jarrett, Julia Frances................................ Center. Ga. Jenkins, Eleanor, 1521 E. Seventh St..............Charlotte, N. C. Jones, Olive M., 716 Broad St. .....................Jackson, Miss. Kelly. Cherry Dell. 951 Oakland Ave. ... Rock Hill, S. C. Kennedy. R. V., 608 Kingston Ave..................Charlotte, N. C. Kesler. Merle T., 2121 Chesterfield Ave...........Charlotte, N. C. King, Ethel M., 1 1 1 N. Elm St................. Greenville. S. C. Langer. Mrs. Robert. 35 Lenox Ave.................Glenbrook, Conn. Langford. Jo, 416 Drayton Ave...................Spartanburg, S. C. Lebby, Mary, Queens College . Charlotte, N. C. Legett, Mrs. T. W., 2225 Providence Road Charlotte. N. C. Linton, Calvin D., 3149 Mt. Pleasant St. . Washington. D. C. MacGregor, Howard M., 2312 Wellesley Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Mercer, Mrs. Rosa.................................. Tarboro, N. C. McEwen. Mildred M.. 1031 Kenilworth Charlotte. N. C. Moseley, Elsie Stokes, 521 N. College St..........Charlotte, N. C. Nooe. Sara McKee, 1 1 2 W. Sharpe St. Statesville, N. C. Numbrrs. Frank E., 5 1 09 Chevy Chase Pky. Washington, D. C. Orr, Jean R.. 220 N. Torrence St..................Charlotte, N. C. Porter, Mrs. Estelle R., 2567 Selwyn Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Pfobl, James Christian. Concord Road Davidson, N. C. Robinson. M. Grace, 639 McDaniel Ave........... Greenville. S. C. Smith. Virginia C., Carmel Road . Charlotte. N. C. Squires. Loma, Queens College Charlotte. N. C. Stephens. John M., 607 N. College St..............Charlotte. N. C. Sweet. Gordon W.. 1907 E. Second St...................Flint, Mich. Taylor, Mary Lee, 708 W. Locust St. . . Johnson City, Tenn. Tillett, Laura A.. B. 3 Winhara Court Greensboro, N. C. Tynes, Harriet L.................................. Staunton, Va. Watson, Melvin R. ............................... Newcastle, Va. Williams, Elizabeth, 27 Limehouse St........... Charleston. S. C. STUDENTS Se.—Senior; Jr.—Junior; So.—Sophomore Fr.—Freshman; Bu.—Business; Sp.—Special Abernathy, E. Eloise, Jr., 405 Walnut Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Abbott, Lydia Helen. Jr., 2320 Roswell Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Adams, Edna Alyne, Fr.. Merrimon Ave............Asheville. N. C. Aiken, Alice Rose, So., 1 19 Zion St........... Winnsboro, S. C. Alexander. Eloise, Fr., Route 1 Charlotte, N. C. Alexander, Margaret, Jr., 1401 The Plaza Charlotte, N. C. Alexander, Margaret J., Fr., 210 West 1 1th St. Charlotte. N. C. Alexander, Patricia H., Fr., 2248 Colony Road Charlotte. N. C. Allen, Nancy Claire, Se., 2233 Malvern Road Charlotte, N. C. Allison, Mary LaRue, So.. 304 Queens Road Charlotte, N. C. Anderson, Norma, So., 618 Marsh Road............Charlotte, N. C. Ashcraft, Virginia J., Fr., 1006 Franklin St. Monroe, N. C. Austin, Mary Carter. Sp., 1508 Cleveland Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Auten, Mary Jane. Fr., East Main..................Albemarle. N. C. Baker, Nancy. So., 800 Bromley Road Charlotte, N. C. Baker, Ruth. Jr., 328 W. Center Ave.............Mooresville. N. C. Baker, Vivian, Se...................................Andrews. N. C. Baldwin, Flora Kathryn. Fr......................Tabor City, N. C. Balentine, Cynthia Drucille. Se.................Ware Shoals, S. C. Ballard, Dorothy M.. Se., 507 S. Poplar St. . Lincolnton. N. C. Bangle. Margaret L., So.. 2501 Sharon Road Charlotte. N. C. Ballenger, Alberta Bradshaw. Jr.. 1920 Bay St. Charlotte, N. C. Bangle, Bernice Iona. Fr........................El Monte, Calif. Barrentine, Betty Ann. Fr., 1907 Vail Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Barnette, Mary Sue. So., 232 Travis Ave. . . . Charlotte, N. C. Barber, Ruth Bullock, Fr.. 701 Sunnyside Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Beach. Mabel Murray, So., 107 Hospital Ave. . . Lenoir. N. C. Bean, Winifred Lorriene, Fr.. Route 8 Charlotte. N. C. Beasley. Marguerite, Sp.. 1 5 63 Queens Road W. Charlotte. N. C. Bell. Peggy Elizabeth. So., 2027 Morrison Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. Benefiel, Henrietta Duff, Fr.................... Beaufort. S. C. Birmingham. Anne, Fr.. 119 Mandarin Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. Black. Carol Jean, So., Hickory Grove Road Charlotte. N. C. Blair, Helen Marion, So., 829 Romany Road Charlotte. N. C. Blackburn, Beverly Lucille. Jr.. 1405 Scott Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Blake. Molly. Fr.................................... Belton, S. C. Blue. Henrietta Louise, Jr................. Southern Pines, N. C. Blue, Patsy Jean, Fr., Edinboro Ave................ Raeford. N. C. Boeckman, Nancy Sue, Se., York Road Charlotte, N. C. Boovy, Eleanor Jane, Fr., 1621 Sunnyside Charlotte, N. C. Bowman. Shirley, Fr............................... Marshall, N. C. Bracken. Anne Cowper. Jr.. 6 1 6 N. Church . Charlotte, N. C. Brandon. Martha Louise. Se..........................Halifax, N. C. Brewer, Hilda Oleta, Fr., 1 12 Woodlawn Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Broome. Carrie, Jr., Parker St.......................Monroe. N. C. Brown, Anne Kerr. Jr., 214 Kimberly Ave. . . . Asheville, N. C. Brown, Jean Langenour. So..........................Troutman, N. C. Brown. Kyard Louise, Fr......................... Whiteville, N. C. Bruin, Anna Mae. Jr., Chestnut St................ Henderson, N. C. Brumley, Margaret Louise. Jr., 1 23 S. Spring St. Concord. N. C. Brunson, Jean Corbett. So., 400 Vance St.............Wilson. N. C. Bryan, Betty Jeanne, Fr., 133 Sunset Ave........Palm Beach. Fla. Bryan, Frances Richardson, Fr., 2324 Commonwealth Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Bullock. Martha Vietta. So......................... Rowland. N. C. Burgess, Betty. Fr., 330 W. Hampton St.............. Sumter. S. C. Burleson. Mary Kathryn, Jr., 41 Gracelyn Road Asheville, N. C. Butler, Jane Allen, So. Cherryville, N. C. Byers. Lucille, Se., 401 S. Dekalb ................. Shelby. N. C. Caldwell, Hester Ann, So., 378 Pine St. Spartanburg. S. C. Caldwell, Jane Amanda, Se., 1 1 1 6 S. Tryon St. Charlotte. N. C. Campbell, Jane McGregor, Jr. Maxton. N. C. Cannon. Ruby Mae. 1 year Bu., 1620 S. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C. Carswell, Mary Thomas, So., Buffalo Mause . Sanford, N. C. Carter. Betty Thompson. Fr.......................... Maxton. N. C. Carter, Edith Louise, Jr.. 212 E. View St. . Wadesboro, N. C. Carter, Kathleen Irene, 1 year Bu., 109 West D. St. Kannapolis, N. C. Carter. Naomi Ruth, So., 109 West D. St. . Kannapolis, N. C. Cates, Nancy Vitura. Fr., Orange St. .............Hillsboro, N. C. Chandler. Margaret Adair. Se.. Sharon Road Charlotte. N. C. Civil. Mary Esther. Bu., 2400 Kenmore Ave. . Charlotte, N. C. Civil. Ruth Ann, Jr., 2400 Kenmore Ave..........Charlotte. N. C. Clark. Alice McAulay, So...........................Clarkton, N. C. Clark, Sarah Alice, So.............................Clarkton, N. C. Clawson. Mary Evelyn, Bu., 107 Ridge St. . . Lenoir, N. C. Claywell, Betty Newland. Fr., 521 Lenoir St. Morganton. N. C. Cloniger, Elizabeth T., Se., 210 W. College Ave. . Lenoir. N. C. Cochrane. Margaret Virginia, Jr..................... Derita. N. C. Cochrane. Susan A.. Se., 708 Berkley Ave. . . Charlotte. N. C. Colley, Helen Frances, Fr.. 24 1 Harrison St. Reidsville. N. C. Cook, Dorothy Jean. Jr.. Route 3 .................. Kershaw, S. C. Cook, Mildred E., So., St. Andrews Lane . Charlotte, N. C. Cox. Hazel Marie, Bu., 1218 Myrtle Ave. . Charlotte, N. C. Crawford, Lillian M., So., 2707 Sharon Road Charlotte, N. C. Crawley. Dorothy O.. Fr., 1 1 6 W. Thomas St. Salisbury, N. C. Crenshaw, Anna Sue, Jr.. 29 1 8 Avondale Ave. . . Charlotte, N. C. Crowell, Margaret Alice, So.........................Oakboro, N. C. Cumbow, Pearl Reed, Fr., Valley St....................Abingdon, Va. Curlee, Peggy Lavenia, Fr., 806 E. Tremont Charlotte, N. C. Dandridge. Nancy Jane. Sc., 2300 Crescent Ext. Charlotte. N. C. Daniels. Margaret Jane. Jr., Route 5 Charlotte. N. C. Darbyshire. Elizabeth N.. Fr., 915 2nd St.. S. E. Moultrie. Ga. Davis. Margaret Porter. Fr.. Summit St. Mount Holly. N. C. Dellinger. Wilda E.. Fr., 2015 Marguerite Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Denton. Gene Emclyn, Fr.. 620 Seiglc Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Digglc. Louise Cobb. Fr., 826 Central Ave. . Charlotte. N. C. Duckworth. Frances Marie. Fr., N. Green St. Morganton. N. C. Dumbell, Marjorie S., Fr.. 128 Hermitage Rd. Charlotte. N. C. Edmiston. Ruth. Sc., Route 3 . . . Salisbury. N. C. Efird. Edna, Fr., 123 South 4th St. Albemarle. N. C. Efird, Margaret Ann. So.. 719 West Main St. Albemarle. N. C. Efird. Martha Anderson. Bu.. 715 W. Main St. Albemarle, N. C. Efird. Willie Frances. Fr.. Oakwood Park Albemarle, N. C. Elliot. Martha Carolyn. Jr.. 725 Jackson Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Ellmore, Kathryn Temple. So. Roxboro. N. C. Estes. Sara Wilhelmina. Fr., Glover St. Orangeburg. S. C. Eubanks, Frances Lee, Sr.. Main St. Pinevillc. N. C. Ezell. Margaret C., Fr., 674 Rutledge Ave. Spartanburg. S. C. Failor. Dorothy V.. Sp., 1521 Queens Road Charlotte, N. C Falls. Virginia Reid. So.. 717 W. Warren St. Shelby. N. C. Favell, Ruth E., Fr., 429 E. Worthington Charlotte. N. C. Fincher. Dorothy Mae. Se., Route 2 Matthews, N. C. Fitzsimons, Joy D., Sp., 2612 Sherwood Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Flowers, Mildred Frances. Fr. Mount Olive. N. C. Foglesong. Pollyann. Fr.. 1 Cochitnatc Road Wayland. Mass. Foreman. Hilda G . So.. 1615 Plaza Place Charlotte. N. C. Fulbright, Inez. Se., 406 N. 5th St. Wilmington. N. C. Funderburk. Dorothy K., Se., Box 97 . Kannapolis, N. C. Garrett, Gladys Lucille, Fr., 1 925 Bay St. Charlotte. N. C. Garrett. Mary Louise, Fr., 1 925 Bay St. . . Charlotte. N. C. Garrow. Anita Hazel. Fr., Pine Burr St. Valdese. N. C. Gaston. Nancy, Sc. Rcidville. S. C. Gillespie, Marguerite, So.. R F.D. No. 4 Savannah. Ga. Glenn. Helen E. Jr.. 3 1 4 N. Highland St. Gastonia. N. C. Golden, Ann. Se. . . .Carthage, N. C. Gravatt, Betty Ann. Fr.. 905 W. Fourth St. . . Charlotte. N. C. Green. Phyllis Henrietta. Fr.. 5 1 1 East Blvd. Charlotte. N. C. Gray. Jane. Jr., 2104 Brandon Road Charlotte. N. C. Grice. Sarah Louise, Fr., 527 Hermitage Court Charlotte. N. C. Griffith. Gail, Jr., 3 30 Ridgewood Ave. Charlotte. N C Goforth, Betty Sue, Jr.. 2130 Norton Road Charlotte. N. C. Hogan. Mrs. Lucy, Sp.. 307'2 N. Graham St. Charlotte. N. C. Haigler, Catherine, Se.. Route No. 2 Monroe, N. C. Hall. Louise. Se. . . Mount Ulla, N. C. Hamilton. Elizabeth, So., 25 16 Selwyn Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Hamner. Peggy. Fr.. Cox Road Petersburg. Va. Hardee, Irene. Jr., 3 1 7 First St. . . Moultrie. Ga. Hardee. Kathleen, Jr., 317 First St. Moultrie, Ga. Harden. Margaret, Se. Winnsboro. S. C. Harmon, Billie. Se.. Box 1 032 . . Concord. N. C. Harmon. Hilda. Se. ... McBee, S. C. Harms. Dorothy, So., 1718 Fountain View Charlotte. N. C. Harris. Imogene. Fr., 208 W. Gay St. Lancaster. S. C. Hart, Mary Jane, Jr.. 1815 Belvedere Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Hartzell, Gladys, Jr............................. Anderson, S. C. Harvin. Betty Sue. Se.. 205 Brooks St. Manning. S. C. Harvey, Sara Jane, Fr.. 1022 E. Worthington Charlotte. N. C. Harwell. Eva. Fr.. 1115 Greenleaf Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Hassell. Lucy. Jr., Courtland St................. Spindalc. N. C. Hatcher. Ann. Fr., Leicester St. . Winchester. Va. Hawkins. Margaret, Jr., 1 105 Greenwood Cliff Charlotte. N. C. Heard. Elizabeth, Fr., Sharon Road Charlotte. N. C. Heath. Betty Mae, Fr.. 729 Romany Road Charlotte, N. C. Henderson. Annie, So , Route 7 Charlotte, N. C. Henderson. Cordelia, Sp.. 2309 Crescent Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Henderson, Harriett. Jr., 6 1 9 N. Church Charlotte. N. C. Hendley. Helen, Jr., 2204 E. Fifth Charlotte, N. C. Henry. Adelaide. 218 N. Church Charlotte. N. C. Henry, Elizabeth, So., 632 Lamar Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Herron. Dorothy, So.. Thornton Ave. Dalton. Ga. Hester. Jean. So.. 2024 E. Seventh Charlotte, N. C. Hillhouse. Esther Love. Se. Calhoun, Ga. Hines, Mary Matilda. Sp , 214 Cherokee Road Charlotte. N. C. Hodges, Betsy. Fr. . . Grifton. N. C. Hol'eman, Sarah, Jr.. 1 1 1 First South St. Seneca. S. C. Hollingsworth, Jacqueline, Fr., 1 838 Lombardy Circle Charlotte. N. C. Holmes, Mary Elizabeth. Fr.. San Jose Blvd. . Jacksonville. Fla. Honeycutt. Elnora. So., 2230 Greenway Charlotte, N. C. Honeycutt, Wynema. Fr., 214 West Ave. Kannapolis. N. C. Horne. Kathryn Sue. Fr., 2226 Westminster . . Charlotte,N. C. Hough. Ruth L.. Fr.. 3 15 South Griffin Monroe, N. C. Houston, Nancy. Jr., Route 9...................... Charlotte, N. C. Howard, Elizabeth, Fr. Matthews. N. C. Howe. Martha Sue, Sp.. 303 West Sixth Ave. Gastonia. N. C. Hull. Frances. Jr.. Queens Road................... Charlotte. N. C. Hunt. Jean. Fr.. Route 1 Marion. S. C. Hunter, Barbara A., Fr., 1 0 1 9 S. Caldwell St Charlotte. N. C. Hu st, Mary Harriet, Jr., Terry St. Hamlet, N. C. Hutchens, Sarah. Fr., Greenwood Drive High Point, N. C. Imbody. Marjorie. So., 227 Hillside Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Isaacs. Elizabeth. Se.. 2407 I hird Ave. Birmingham. Ala. Isenhour. Nancy, So., 15 34 Queens Road, W. Charlotte. N. C. Jackson, Thelma, So.. Brookwood St. Gastonia, N. C. Jennings. Virginia. Se.. 1623 Dilworth Rd., W., Charlotte, N. C. Johnson, Clelia May, Sp. Hylas. Va. Johnson, Mary Eleanor. So., Lawyers Road Charlotte. N. C. Keller, Martha Murray, Fr............................Cameron. S. C. Kenyon. Bettie G.. Fr. 1803 E. Eighth St. Charlotte. N. C. Kcrchner. Carol Lois, Fr.. 2 3 Fourteenth St. . Greensboro, N. C. Kerr. Nancy Sue. Fr.. 1607 E. Seventh St. Charlotte. N. C. Keys. Julia Rebecca. Jr., Box 253 Blowing Rock. N. C Kilgo. Ruth. Jr., 1717 Belvedere Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Killough. Elizabeth. So.. Rice St. . Hamlet, N. C. Kimel. Fay. Jr., 2420 Westfield Road Charlotte. N. C. King. Jane Downing. Fr.. Harbor Island Wilmington. N. C. King, Ruth. Fr., Pee Dee Ave. Albemarle. N. C. Kirkpatrick. Jane, So.. 2142 Malvern Road Charlotte, N. C. Kornegay, Frances Ruth, Fr., 801 E. Boulevard Charlotte. N. C. Lael, Dortha Blanton, Fr. . . .......... Glen Alpine. N. C. Lael. Elizabth. So. .................. Glen Alpine, N. C. Lambeth, Ellen D.. Sp.. 520 Providence Road Charlotte, N. C. Lassiter, Peggy J.. Fr., 3534 Rozzcll Ferry Rd. Charlotte, N. C. Latta. Maurine, Jr. Hillsboro. N. C. Lazenby, Eleanor. So.. 3015 Hampton Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Lazenby, Mary Palmer. So., 108 Peachtree Fayetteville. N. C. Ledbetter. Cora Minta, Fr. Polkton. N. C. Lee. Mary Virginia. Se.. 304 Main St. . . . Joplin. Mo. Leitzsey. Una Louise. Fr.. 220 S. McQueen St. Florence, S. C. Lemond, Eloise, Fr., Route 1 ’ Charlotte. N. C. Leonard. Marie, Jr., 123 S. Torrence St. Charlotte. N. C. Levy. Idriennc Esther, So., 1621 E. Boulevard Charlotte, N. C. Link, Dorothy. Se.. 1 823 Ewing Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Long. Mildred Aileen. Jr., 1 00 Hermitage Road Charlotte, N. C. Love. Jeanne. Jr.. 601 Kingston Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Lucas, Mary Josephine, So.. Elizabeth P. O. Charlotte. N. C. Lybrand. Dora. So.. 219 Ridgeway Drive Greensboro, N. C. Manor, Katherine Gordon. So., 101 E. 45th Savannah. Ga. Martin. Mary Katherine. Se. Forest City. N. C. Martin. Welma V., So.. North Main St. Ext. . Anderson. S. C. Marshall. Lalla. Se.. 404 East Boulevard Charlotte. N. C. Mason. Janice M., Jr., 2219 Malvern Road Charlotte. N. C Mauldin, Caroline Ann. Se.. 2019 Dilworth Road, E. Charlotte, N. C. Mauldin. Dorothy Nield. Fr., 2019 Dilworth Road. E. Charlotte. N. C. Meador. Mary Lillie, Jr., 26 Maple Ave. Reidsville. N. C. Meadows. Ollie Cummings. So., 105 Pollock New Bern. N. C. Means. Ruth Bikle. Bu., South Union St. Concord. N. C. Medberry. Blanche E.. So.. 209 Middleton Dr. Charlotte. N. C. Miller, Julia. Se................................. Whitmire, S. C. Miller. Dels Marion, Jr.. 729 Berkley Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Miller, Marjorie Alliene. Fr., South Broad Clinton. S. C. Millershan. Harriet V., Bu., 1729 E. Eighth St. Charlotte. N. C. Montgomery. Jane Watt. Se.. 47 Lawsonville Ave. Reidsville, N. C. Montgomery. Jane W., Se., 4 7 Lawsonville Ave. Reidsville. N. C. Moore. Louise. Fr., 1920 Vail Ave. . Charlotte. N. C. Mocre. Mary B.. Fr.. 126 Washington PI. Spartanburg. S. C. Moseley, Elsie Stokes. Jr.. 521 N. College St. Charlotte, N. C. Mcseley. Frances S., So.. 521 N. College St. Charlotte. N. C. Moseley, Sara M., Fr.. 1 129 Greenwood Cliff Charlotte. N. C. Mosteller. Winnifred T.. Jr., 240 Middleton Dr. Charlotte. N. C. Mundy, Geraldine, Sp., 1701 Amherst Place Charlotte. N. C. Murray, Beverly F.. Fr.. 1901 Park Drive Charlotte. N. C. Myers. Emma A.. Fr.. 907 E. Worthington Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Myers. Vera E.. Se., 907 E. Worthington Ave. Charlotte, N. C. McCall. Annelle, Fr., 1 16 Cheves Florence. S. C. McCall. Lenore, Jr., 1 16 Cheves . Florence, S. C. McCall, Ruby C.. So.. 3550 Rozzell Ferry Road Charlotte, N. C. McClintock. Betty P.. Jr.. 1626 Central Ave. Charlotte. N. C. McCord. Ruth Euldine. Fr.. 23 1 1 Pembroke Charlotte. N. C. McCorkle, Katherine Elizabeth. So., Route 3 Waxhaw. N. C. McCorkle. Vivian Rabenin, Jr...................... Waxhaw, N. C. McCoy. Dorothy Lilia, Bu.. N. Main ...........Kannapolis, N. C. McDonald, Flora. Se., Route 1.................Little Rock. S. C. McDow, Mary Heileg. Se., 3 Garden Terrace . Asheville. N. C. McDowell. Harriette, Se.. S. De Kalb St............Shelby, N. C. McDowell, Sarah Isabel. So......................Winnsboro, S. C. McFadycn, Mary Jean, Se...................'.......Ellerbe, N. C. McFadycn, Mary W., Fr., 401 N. Green Morganton, N. C. McGill. Betty, Fr.. 16 South M......................Greer. S. C. Mclver. Catherine A.. Se., 623 Royal Court . Charlotte. N. C. McKeithen. Isabel Wcscott, Jr.....................Cameron. N. C. McKay. Emily. Jr............................Red Springs. N. C. McKenna. Bette. Fr., 2334 Croyden Road . Charlotte. N. C. McKenzie. Alice Louise. Jr., 1215 E. Fifth St. Charlotte. N. C. McKenzie. Margaret W.. So.. 1215 E. Fifth St. . Charlotte, N. C. McLane, Mary Lee, Fr.. 2615 Shenandoah Charlotte. N. C. McLaurin, Sarah Frances. So....................Laurinburg, N. C. McMullin. Frances Alene. So................... Coopers, W. Va. McSwain, Beth, So.. S. Washington................. Shelby, N. C. Nash. Elizabeth Dearman. Jr., 1511 E. 8th St. Charlotte. N. C. Newsome. Jane Evelyn. Se., 225 E. Boulevard Charlotte, N. C. Newland. Marie Phila. Fr......................LJnion Point, Ga. Neely, Patricia B.. Fr., 1908 Dilworth Road Charlotte. N. C. Nixon, Mary Martha. Jr., 3 1 3 S. Poplar Lincolnton. N. C. Nisbct. Margaret Scott. Fr., 503 S. Second St. Albemarle. N. C. Noble. Winfred May, Fr.. 1 724 Garden Ter. Charlotte. N. C. Northrop. Frances Edith, Se., 1 5 68 Stanford PI. Charlotte. N. C. Norton, Jane Barnum. So....................Mount Hope, W. Va. Ormand, Rita Pearl. Fr., 720 Lamar Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Oswalt. Sarah Elizabeth. Se., Brown's Ave.. Route No. 5 Charlotte. N. C. Palmer, Evangeline P.. Fr., 5 14 N. Pafavettec Shelby, N. C. Pardee. Sarah Lodge, So., 716 Clement Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Paschal. Claudia M.. Fr., 302 E. Victory Dr. . . Savannah, Ga. Patterson. Catherine M.. So., 2720 Picardy PI. Charlotte. N. C. Pattishal 1. Anne Rae, Jr., 134 1 Biltmore Dr. . . Charlotte, N. C. Payne. Alice. Jr.. 2400 Selwyn Ave..............Charlotte, N. C. Payne, Kathryn E.. Fr., 2400 Selwyn Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Pearson. Mildred J., So.. 2078 Huntsford Rd. . Jacksonville. Fla. Penn. Virginia Lee, Fr.. 3 1 1 E. College Ave. Lenoir, N. C. Perry, Martha B., So.. 81 Nations Ford Road Charlotte. N. C. Petteway, Jean Barbee, Jr.. 708 Central Ave. . Charlotte, N. C. Phifer. Betty Jane. Fr.. 2300 Shenandoah Charlotte, N. C. Phillips. Mildred E., Bu., 1 132 Greenwood Cliff Charlotte. N. C. Phillips. Mary Whaley, Jr., McRae St...........Laurinburg. N. C. Pickard. Ruth E., So., 704 S. Second St.......Smithfield. N. C. Pierce, Anne. Sp.. 1719 E. Eighth St............Charlotte. N. C. Pierce, Frances. Fr.........................Mount Holly. N. C. Plowden. Nelie Ann. So.. 308 N. Salem Ave. . Sumter. S. C. Pons, Winifred Garrau. Se.. St. Germaine Valdese. N. C. Poole. Dorothy Evelyn. Fr., 3 12 West Main Brevard. N. C. Porter. Elizabeth Hoyle. So.. 526 Louise Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Porter. Margaret W., Sp.. 2233 Westminster PI. Charlotte. N. C. Powell. Evelyn Beatrice. Fr., 41 1 Park Ave. . Rock Hill. S. C. Powell. Frances Pauline, Fr., Ridge Ave.......Kannapolis. N. C. Powell. Margaret Louise. So., 107 Smith...........Chester, S. C. Prevattee. Sarah. Jr., 201 Madison Whiteville. N. C. Price. Gloria Jacquelyn. Fr.. 814 Lamar Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Prunty, Phyllis Arlene. Sp.. 708 E. Boulevard Charlotte, N. C. Prunty, Virginia Frances, So.. 708 E. Boulevard Charlotte. N. C. Pyle, Amy Jean. Fr., 1046 Wateree .............Kingsport,Tenn. Query, Nancy Floy. Se.. Route 4...............Charlotte. N. C. Raley, Doris Jacqueline. Se......................... Ruby, S. C. Rea, Virginia. Fr.. R.F.D. No. 1 ................Matthews. N. C. Ratcliff. Eleanor Ann. Se.. 2128 Sherwood Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Ratcliff, Nan Elizabeth. Fr., P. O. Box 685 . Morven. N. C. Raymer. Maurine Chat. Jr.. North Main St. . Davidson. N. C. Robeson, Mary Eleanor. Fr., 1 923 Perry Ave. Wilmington, N. C. Robinson, Carolyn, Jr.. 2219 Devine St. . . . Columbia. S. C. Roddcy, Anne Kolb, Se., 525 Aiken Ave.........Rock Hill, S. C. Rogers. Mary Marjorie. Fr., Route 2 ...............Dillon. S. C. Rourk, Mary Jeane. Se.. Box 66 Safety Harbor. Fla. Rouse. Helen Inez. Fr.. 2924 Rozzcll Ferry Rd. Charlotte. N. C. Rowland, Margaret Garland, So., 124 Pine St. Sumter. S. C. Rozier, Mary Elizabeth, So., North Pine St. . Lumberton. N. C. Rucker. Norah Ellen. Fr.............................Cayce. S. C. Rummell, Franz Clifford, So., 1111 Harding PL Charlotte, N. C. Safrit, Kathryn, Jr...................................Troy.N. C. Sanders. Nancy Morrison. Fr., Druid Hills Hendersonville, N. C. Sappenfield. Dorothy Ann, Fr., 1809 E. Seventh St. Charlotte, N. C. Schaeffer. Mary Jane, Fr.. 1 5 27 E. Boulevard Charlotte, N. C. Sitton. Marie Dabney. Fr.. 1800 E. Eighth St. Charlotte. N. C. Scholl. Julia Frances, So.. 739 Providence Rd. . Charlotte. N. C. Scoggin. Harriette Cooper. Se.. 700 Main St........Conway, S. C. Scoggin. Patricia Earle. Fr., 700 Main St........... Conway. S. C. Scott. Jessie Thomas, So...........................Matthews. N. C. Scitter, Emily, Se.. Rt. 1. Box 72, Cast Le Hayne Road Wilmington, N. C. Shealy, Winifred. Se., Jackson Road . . . Gastonia. N. C. Shelley, Mary Florence. Fr., 901 Henley Place . Charlotte. N. C. Sing, Mary Elizabeth. Fr., 2061 Greenway . . . Charlotte. N. C. Singletary. Jane, So...............................Clarkton, N. C. Sloop. Virginia, Jr.. East Center Ave...........Mooresville, N. C. Small. Betty Jean. Bu., 825 Lexington Ave. . Charlotte, N. C. Smith, Laura Adelaide, So., August St..........Greenville, S. C. Smith, Mary Elva. Se., 106 E. Caswell Road . Charlotte. N. C. Smith. Miriam. So.................................Cornelius, N. C. Smith, Sara Marie. Fr., Route 7, Box 174 . Charlotte. N. C. Smith, Virginia Nell, Fr., 2220 E. Seventh St. Charlotte. N. C. Smitherman, Edith Anne. Fr.............................Troy. N. C. Spears, Betty Lou, Fr.. 4044 Warwick Kansas City, Mo. Sulton, Gloria, So.. 4025 Commonwealth..........Charlotte. N. C. Spencer. Mary M.. Jr.. 1718 Queens Road Charlotte, N. C. Springer. Margaret. Jr.. 534 Seigle Ave.........Charlotte. N. C. Spurgeon. Nadine. So.. 908 W. Fifth St....... Charlotte. N. C. Starnes. Patsy. Fr., 401 Poplar Apts............. Charlotte, N. C. Stallings. Lucy Joyce. Bu., Route No. 7 Charlotte. N. C. Stevens. Blanche Tabar. Fr., Route 1, Box 136 Council. N. C. Stevenson, Mary, Jr............................., . . Seneca. S. C. Stephens. Grace King. Fr., 2432 Westfield Road Charlotte, N. C. Stoyle. Margaret P., Fr., 2301 Sherwood Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Strange, Betty E., Fr., 2115 Dilworth Road Charlotte, N. C. Summerville, Martha, So., 2108 Sherwood Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Summerville. Elizabeth. Se.. 2108 Sherwood Ave. Charlotte. N. C. Summerville. Dorothy. Jr.. 2138 Selwyn Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Swearingen. Dorothy Moore. Fr................St. Matthews. S. C. Spillman. Mrs. J. B., Sp.. 116 E. Eighth St. Charlotte. N. C. Talmage. Mariella. Fr.. Route 1 .................. Sumter. S. C. Teeter. Joyce Elaine, Bu., 809 Lamar Ave. . Charlotte. N. C. Thomas. Betty Ann. Fr., 206 S. Cameron St. . Winchester. Va. Thomas. Kathryn Link. Fr.. Box 98 Peachland, N. C. Thomason. Betty, Jr., 13 16 Biltmore Drive . Charlotte. N. C. Thomason, Margaret Henry, So., Route 5 Lexington, N. C. Thomasson. Sara Jean. Se., Elmare St.............Spindale, N. C. Thompson. Margaret. Se., Box 181 ..............Forest City, N. C. Turner. Elsa, Fr.. 2514 Clark Ave................ Raleigh. N. C. Tyler. Irene M., Bu.. 2230 Brairwood Road . . Charlotte. N. C. Vause. Esther. Se., 2405 Charlotte Drive . . . . Charlotte. N. C. Vincent. Rosemary. So...........................Lynchburg. S. C. Vinson. Portia. So., Ridgeway Road Richmond. Va. Vogel. Helen, So.. 130 S. Fairview Ave.........Spartanburg. S. C. Wade, Lona J., Fr., 2111 Dilworth Road, E. . Charlotte. N. C. Walkup, Ida Mae. Se..............................McIntosh. Fla. Walters. Sara Lou. Fr., South Elm St...........Marshville. N. C. Walton, Jane. Fr., 15 E. Willow Grove Ave. . Philadelphia. Pa. Watt. Mary Frances. So.. 214 Grandin Place Charlotte, N. C. Wayland, Cora, Se..................................Malden, W. Va. Wayland. Lucile, So................................Malden, W. Va. Webb. Mary Gillian. Jr.......................... Montreat. N. C. Webster. Mary. So., 716 Broad St................Kingsport. Tenn. Weeks, Whaley, So.. 1 937 E. Ninth St...........Charlotte. N. C. Welch. Bettye, Fr., 552 Live Oak Ave............Kingstree, S. C. Whitmore. Ann F.. So.. 2229 Malvern Road Charlotte, N. C. Wilcox. Harriet Orr. Fr., 2001 Vail Ave........Charlotte, N. C. Wiley, Anne. Jr., 225 S. Caswell Road...........Charlotte, N. C. Wilkes. Ruth. Jr., 307 West Church ............Laurinburg, N. C. Williams. Carolyn. Se., 327 E. Main St.............Easley. S. C. Williams. Charlotte. Jr., 2138 McClellan Parkway Sarasota. Fla. Williams. Margaret Lucile. Bu.....................Valdese, N. C. Williams. Ridley. Fr.. 2138 McClellan Parkway Sarasota, Fla. Williams, Yvonne. Sc.. Shadrock St................Waynesboro. Ga. Wilson, Aileen. Fr., 1020 Demerius St..........Durham, N. C. Wilson. Mary Virginia, Jr., 41 1 S. Oakland St. Gastonia. N. C. Wolfe. Mary Davis. Fr., 5 37 Lamar Ave.........Charlotte. N. C. Wood. Emma Lynn, Fr.. 130 Overton Place . . Keyser, W. Va. Wrenn. Anne Josephine. Fr., 800 Mt. Vernon Charlotte. N. C. Wright. Mary L.. Se.. 6624 32nd Bl. N. W. Washington. D. C. Yandle. Martha Moore. Sp.. 1308 Hemlock St. Charlotte, N. C. Young, Alice. So., 1931 Cliffwood Place........Charlotte, N. C. Young. Henry Etta, Fr., S. Board St...............Clinton, S. C. Zeiglcr, Phyllis M., So., 1 1 00 Queens Road, W. Charlotte, N. C. i .