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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

Sarah Jaudon McMahan Editor-in-Chief Ellanor Fetner Business Malinger Published Pnnually by the Senior Class of Queens College of Charlotte, fl. C. 1952 ones agam . O play day gossip over corree the Boar’s Back again . . . resolutions . . . exams . . . it's started all over again’’ . . . males and mail . . . rings and plans . . . practice teaching . . . dances—here and elsewhere . . . May Day and l ine Arts Week End . . . Senior Week . . . those caps and gowns in view . . . “June Weeks’ all around . . . the last time to cram . . . then June 2nd and Good-bves! . . . it’s all in a Queens girl’s life. o to Wc-JILter Ci arson To Mr. McAlister Carson we proudly present this, our 1952 Coronet. For many years he has served us faithfully as Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and last year he generously gave more of his time to act as our president. We deeply appreciate his understanding as an administrator and as a friend. R Tribute |ust as we dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Carson, so to Mrs. H. H. Everett and to Mr. Henderson Belk we dedicate many happy hours in the Queens Soda Shop. II ■! —HIM JHMHMMWtiHHWMi Rdministration Dr. Jernigan, his contagious smile and willing ear, his informal chats” and inspirational talks—but most of all— our president—and we re very proud! ■ Page Eight Dr. Charlton C. Jernigan DEflnS 1952 Queens College .. i Miss Thelma Albright, A.B., A.M. Dean of Students Our administrative officers are always ready to help with our prob- lems or share in our joys. I hat is w hy we Queens mils rely on their J O J tactful and patient guidance and their sincere interest in Queens. Gordon Sweet B.S, B.Mus., M.Mus. Dean of the College J. W. T homson, Jr., B.S. Treasurer and Bursar Faculty and Ethel Abernethy, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Psychology Lee L. Alvarez, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Psychology Jo Singletary Barbre A.B., Assistant Librarian Alice Barron, Field Secretary Mary Frances Belk, R.N., Resident Nurse Earl F. Berg, A.B., Associate Professor of Music Lucile Black, Secretary to the President Robert F. Boyd, A.B., A.M., Th.M., Th.D., Assistant Professor of Classics Rebecca Bryant, A.B., A.M., Professor of Art Jessie Sue Bynum, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of History Herbert V. Carson, A.B., B.D., Th.M., D.D., Professor of Religion and Philosophy L. H. Chewning, Jr., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of English Frances S. Dipper, Secretary, Evening College Sarah Dunlap, B.S., A.M., Assistant Professor of Home Economics Nancy Eagle, B.S., Instructor in Music Mildred M. Farnan, Secretary Business Office Billie Marion Goodwin, R.N., Resident Nurse Philip J. Green, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of History Anne Grier, B.S., Instructor in Physical Education Rena C. Harrell, A.B. A.M., A.B. in L.S., Librarian Mildred B. Helms, Secretary, Music Department Susan W. Henderson, Dormitory Supervisor John A. Holliday, A.B., A.M., Professor of Music Alma Hull, A.B., A.M., Associate Professor, Division of Human Relations Mary Inglis, Secretary, Registrar's Office Eleanor Jenkins, A.B., A.M., Associate Professor of Mathematics Sarah Burton Jenkins, A.B., A.M., Associate Professor of Home Economics R. V. Kennedy, A.B., A.M., Professor Emeritus of Social Relations Ethel M. King, A.B., Corrective Speech Teacher Grace Childs Kirkpatrick, A.B., Assistant, Public Relations Office Edward J. J. Kramar, A.B., A.M., Instructor of Speech Elizabeth Little, Secretary to Dean of the College Mildred M. McEwen, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry Donald McNeill, Assistant to the Treasurer Ann H. Martin, A.B., A.M., Assistant to the Dean of Students, Instructor in English Abernethy Harrell Mitchell Storey Barbre Holliday Morrison Tarleton Barron Hull Moseley Taylor Boyd E. Jenkins Nooe Templeton Bryant S. Jenkins Norman D. Thomas Bynum Kirkpatrick Pickens G. Thomas Page Ten Staff M ary E. Schickedantz, A.B., A.M., Assistant Professor of Spanish Harley A. Scott, Jr., A.B., Associate Professor of Psychology, Psychologist for Testing Bureau Ellen Skinner, A.B., M.S., Instructor in Secretarial Administration F. A. Spencer, A.B. A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Sociology Loma Squires, Dietitian Carl C. Storey, B.S., A.M., Assistant Professor of Accounting and Economics Summers Tarlton, A.B., A.M., Associate Professor of Religion Mary Lee Taylor, A.B., M.R.E., Associate Professor of Bible and Religion Mary McCulloch Templeton, A.B., A.M., Instructor in Mathematics and Physics Dorothy Thomas, B.S., Secretary, Dean of Students Georgelle Thomas, A.B., Psychometrist and Secretary, Testing Bureau Helen Thompson, V-Store Manager Laura A. Tjllett, A.B., A.M., Associate Professor of English Wilson F. Wetzler, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Education Irene Williams, P.B.X. Operator Eagle Green Grier Martin Merrill Miscally Scott Skinner Squires Wetzler Page Eleven E. Lindsey Merrill, B.Mus., M.Mus., Assistant Professor of Music Martha Rowe Merrill, B.Mus., Instructor in Music Mildred Miscally, A.B., A.M., Director of Public Relations M avis Mitchell, B.S., A.M., Associate Professor of Physical Education John Morrison, B.Mus., M.Mus., A.A.G.O., Assistant Professor of Music Elsie Stokes Moseley, A.B., Assistant Professor of Music Emma Newelt, A.B., A.M., Assistant Professor of German Sarah Nooe, B.S., A.M., Associate Professor of Biology John H. Norman, A.B., A.M., Associate Professor of Chemistry A. L. Pickens, B.S., Th.B., M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology Eva Plonk, Assistant Bookkeeper Mary Potts, Field Secretary David B. Pugh, A.B., A.M., Director of the Everting College Eloise Rankin, B.L., A.M., Associate Professor of Education L. W. Reynolds, Maintenance Engineer Caroline Richardson, A.B., A.M., Assistant Professor of French Carson Chewning Dunlap Little McEwen McNeil Rankin Richardson Schickedantz Tillett I . ! I' ' ' • � A%. (■VtT,. ___!_Tl S Vt- £ Y4 )2 i«9 V’ ■; ! OFFICERS Florence Ashcraft Rucker, President Martha Rhyne, Vice-President £r-. ? p i . Jackie Davis, Secretary Georcianne Gettinger, Treasurer TT’4 . w I his was our year, and with it came the prestige _ . . pi ° and dignity of being a Senior ... o e ,. , I his was the year that our class provided the C r top campus officers, the may queen and her Jkjr i maid of honor, the editor of the Coronet. . . 1 his was the year that we were honored at Senior Recognition Day ... This was also the year that we faced the Graduate Record Exams . . . This was the year that some of us did teaching and a few of us read for hoi 1 his was the year that we took our last exam; J tions and lived in a whirl all our own c Senior Week” . . . I his was the year that we passed our class colors and our caps and gowns to a class of Seniors- to-be . . . 1 his was the year that we left our Alma Mater carrying her spirit with us, Non ministrari sed ministrare.” v V K .W u err tm rmmM m T-' '?- - y v • ,• f 5 . +' £ ££ “ ' 5 ’ ¥ vrv; - wr. ____ wmm r� rr • ii him wiwr - . .« v, ' 'WX UM’J XTiiS «i - 9 U i . ■’ Murphy Hall Alexander ISWmKi v Rachel Olive Ammons ) Arthur Charles Bridges Laurie Ann Brockmann :. v-v- L- Salliehood Buie 1 . a L f 9k q y 4|Nv xT 4jjL “X ridTtf.W? lrf� ' r A o T •. -rMk ■} -. X %£ A i s. f jp-r, x. . n i i s ' ( sn r m. til Vo Lynn Lewis Campbell u • 1 ♦ Sally Ann Campbell , v- f. I i Rose Marie Caneclides V ii A vh% V k) 51? n N:( y Senior Class Murphy Mall Alexander (“Murph ) .......................................Burlington, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in English and Education Phi Mu Queens Players 0« 2, 3); Boarding Student Council (2), Secretary (3); Panhellenic Council, Secretary (2), Vice-President (3), President (4); Blues Start (2), Assistant Editor (3); Quill Staff (2), Business Manager (3, 4); Sigma Upsilon (3), Vice-President (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3), President (4). Rachel Olive Ammons..................................................Charlotte. N. C. Arthur Charles Bridges (“A. C.”)......................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Religion Transfer from Gardner-Webb Junior College. Bonnie Kate Blue (Bonnie) .............................................Raeford, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Science and Education Alpha Delta Pi Coronet Start (1); Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); Queens Players (2, 3, 4); Blues Staff (2); Legislature (3, 4); Honor Council (3, 4); Valkyrie (2); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Boarding Student Council, Treasurer (2), President (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Laurie Ann Brockmann (Ann) Candidate for A. B. in Science Charlotte, N. C. Salliehood Buie (“Boo-Boo ”).........................................Asheville, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Art Phi Mu Stunt Night (1, 2, 3, 4); Social Standards Committee (1), Chairman (2); Valkyrie (2); Legislature (2); S.C.A. Committee (2); Blues Staff (2); Coronet Staff (2), Art Editor (4); Alav Court (2, 3); Queens Players (3, 4); May Day Chairman (3); Social Committee (4); Phi Mu Historian (4). Lynn Lewis Campbell (Lvnn)......................................Charleston, W. Va. Candidate for B.S. in Elementary Education Chi Omega Transfer from Morris-Harvev Junior College; Blues Staff (2); Panhellenic Council (3); Student Counselor (3); Boarding Student Council (4); Chi Omega Pledge Instructor (3); Social Service Committee (4); Orientation Committee (3, 4). Sally Ann Campbell (Sally) .............................................Marion, Va. Candidate for A.B. in English Phi Mu Transfer from Richmond Professional Institute; Queens Players (2); Blues Staff (2); Phi Mu Assistant Treasurer (1); Quill Staff (4). Rose Marie Caneclides (“Rosie ) ..................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Chemistry Page Seventeen __—•- ' X Lauro Cross Davis _ . „ B3K - dfr $Sa w K v V. i Maty June DeLamar Beth Almeda Dobbins V’4- k-, '0L ' i'f Helen Dean Drennan ir HP 1' $§� . 'U ' , Pm. : Betty Lou Farabow J . - SttTi V - i £ S V- vgy V . A VA s ■; Cecelia Moss Feemster - Dorothy Lancaster Folger 1 H '-3A iU t 5 N , • . i 4 H - ZZtH a Iffl r -1 ■ ■ Senior Class Jacqueline Ann Davis (“Jackie ) .........................Mount Olive, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Home Economics and Education Phi Mu May Day (1), Costume Committee (2); Stunt Night (1); Home Economics Club (2, 4), President (3); Coronet Staff, Class Editor (3); Class Secretary (4); Queens Players (4); Student Counselor (4). Laura Cross Davis (“Chris ) .................................Charlotte, N. C. A.A. Degree from Stephens College Attended New York University; Community Service Committee (4). Mary ]une DeLamar ( DeLamar ) ................................Gadsden, Ala. Candidate for A.B. in Mathematics Phi Mu Queens Players (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Counselor (2); Representative to R.A. Council (3), Vice-President (4); Phi Mu Treasurer (4); Orientation Committee (4). Cornelia Ann Dick (“Corny ) .............................................Memphis, Tenn. Candidate for A.B. in English Chi Omega Class President (1, 2); Choir (1.2, 4); Student Government Treasurer (2); Legislature (2, 3); Valkyrie (2); Honor Council (3, 4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Sigma Upsilon (4); Stunt Night Chairman (4); Chi Omega Pledge Instructor (4). Beth Almeda Dobbins (“Beth ) ............................................Lockport, N. Y. Candidate for B.S. in Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi Home Economics Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3). Helen Dean Drennan (“Butch ) ........................................Spartanburg, S. C. Candidate for A.B. in English, Bible, and Education Student Counselor (2); Honor Council (4); Sigma Mu (3, 4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Marshal (2), Chief (3); S.C.A. (1, 2, 3), President (4); May Court (2, 3, 4); Legislature (3); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4); Senior Superlative (4). Betty Lou Farabow (Bettv)..............................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Sociology Chi Omega Transfer from Brevard Junior College; Coronet Business Staff (4); Orientation Com- mittee (4); Panhellenic Representation (4); Chi Omega President (4). Cecilia Moss Feemster (“Celie”).........................................Gastonia, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Home Economics and Education Phi Mu Home Economics Club (2, 3), President (4); Social Committee (4). Dorothy Lancaster Folger ( Rosie ) ......................................Pickens, S. C. Candidate for B.S. in Home Economics and Education Choir (1, 4); S.C.A. Committees (1.3, 4); Home Economics Club (2, 3, 4), Reporter (3), Vice-President (4); Legislature (2, 3, 4); Student Counselor (2, 3), Boarding Chairman (2, 3); May Day Costume Committee (2); Student Directory Co-Editor (3); I.R.C. Secretary-Treasurer (3); Water Pageant (3); Stunt Night Co-Chairman (3); Coronet Photography Editor (3); Blue Quill Staff (4); Honor Council (4); Boarding Student Council (4); A Christinas Carol (4); Senior Superlatiye (4). Page Nineteen wMm - '—- - k ' • s frv i Georgianne Gettinger John William Gettys Billie Marion Goodwin Ig fWfo ■ i m Jl; W kv j' • ;H ThB f -£AH V JL W. M Dorothy Elizabeth Guy Joyce Ann Hall 81 Mary Anna Hamilton 1 w . y' 7 1' • y Jk Nr ■ iLr «ur2 «ggr ; « I «SrBLfol £§ ■•■a-v 2 . x. r? Sk H 5 2 S[ ;' -'-A %, Eugenia Pou Harris Mildred Lee Henson S.: EE v, '?.♦ . gt|S- I ■ Lois E. Hudson v Senior Class Georgianne Gettinger (“Gee-Gee”) ................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Elemental) Education Kappa Delta Transfer from Appalachian State Teachers College; Choir (3); Coronet Business Staff (3); Student Counselor (4); Social Committee (4); Class Treasurer (4); Dean’s List (3). John William Gettys (“Bill ”) ...................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Organ Concert and Lecture Series Committee (4); Dean’s List (3, 4 ). Billie Marion Goodwin (“Billie”) .................................Monroe, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Nursing R.N. from The Medical College of Virginia. O O Dorothy Elizabeth Guy (“Guy Nell”) ..............................Newland, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Biology Chi Omega Transfer from Peace Junior College; R.A. Council (2, 3); May Court (2, 3); Social Com- mittee (3, 4); Senior Superlative (4). J Joyce Ann Hall (“Jay”) .............................................Richmond, Va. Candidate for A.B. in History Phi Mu Class Vice-President (1); S.C.A. Committee (2); Social Standards Committee (2); Class Treasurer (3); Boarding Student Council (4); Blue Quill Staff (4); Sigma Mu (3, 4); Mav Court (4); Senior Superlative (4). Mary Anna Hamilton (Mary Ann) .........................................Tampa, Fla. Candidate for B.S. in Home Economics Chi Omega Chi Omega Secretary (3), Treasurer (4); Home Economics Club Vice-President (3), Secretary (4); Quill Staff (2); Social Standards Committee (4); S.C.A. Cabinet (4); Dean’s List (3). Eugenia Pou Harris (Pou)...............................................Macon, Ga. Candidate for A.B. in Religion Phi Mu S.C.A. Secretary (3), Vice-President (4); Phi Mu Vice-President and Pledge Director (4), Pledge Class President (2); Class Vice-President (2); Alpha Kappa Gamma Treasurer (4); Student Counselor (3). Mildred Lee Henson (“Millie ) .........................................Miami, Fla. Candidate for B.S. in Laboratory Technology Lois Elaine Hudson (Lois) .......................................Belmont, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Home Economics Transfer from Graceland College; Home Economics Club (4). Page Twenty-one i ■ ■ A ■ — - : .L-'-.V-Z Senior Class Gertrude Ann I Iunter (Ann).......................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Primary Education Day Student Council (1). Treasurer (2), Secretary (3), President (4); Legislature (1,3, 4); Valkyrie (2); S.C.A. Committee (2, 3); Orientation Committee (2, 3, 4); Honor Council (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Dorothy Roberta Jones (“Bobbie ) ......................................Columbia, S. C. Candidate for A.B. in Music and Education Kappa Delta Sigma Upsilon (3, 4); Dean’s List (3); Queens Players (3, 4); Mu Phi Epsilon (3, 4); l.R.C. President (4); Boarding Student Council (4). Dorothy Shaw MacLeod (“Dot ) ........................................New York, N. Y. Candidate for A.B. in Psychology Alpha Delta Pl Boarding Student Council (1); Legislature (1, 3, 4); S.C.A. Cabinet (2); Honor Council (2, 3, 4); Valkyrie (2); Student Government Secretary (3), President (4); May Court (2, 3), Maid of Honor (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Senior Superlative (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Julia Mae McClure (“Paw Creek ) ...........................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Religious Education j Creative Writing Cup (2, 3); Sigma Upsilon (3, 4); Quill Staff (3); Blue Quill Start (4). Sarah Jaudon McMahan (“Surry ) ..........................................Raleigh, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Mathematics and Education Phi Mu Stunt Night Committees (1, 2, 4); “Rec“ Room Committee (1,2, 3); Queens Players (2, 3, 4); May Dav Make-Up (2, 3); Blues Advertising Manager (2); Phi Mu Historian (3); Coronet Advertising Manager (3); Orientation Committee (3); Coronet Editor (4). Elizabeth Dell Martin (“Dell-Dell ) ........................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Art Piii Mu Transfer from High Point College; Dav Student Council (3, 4); R.A. Council (3, 4); Legislature (3, 4); Senior Superlative (4). Lenora Martin (Lenora) Candidate for A.B. in Religion Pineville, N. C. Elizabeth May Mauldin (“Betty ) ...........................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Elementary Education Cm Omega Transfer; Chi Omega Vice-President (4). Jane Barry Mobley (Jane) ...............................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Home Economics Kappa Delta Home Economics Club (2, 4), Treasurer (3); Panhellenic Council President (3); Kappa Delta Rush Chairman (3); Social Committee (3); Kappa Delta President (4). Page Twenty-three Durham, N. C. A Senior Class Eula Ann Noell (Ann) .................................................. Candidate for A.B. in Religion and Bible Queens Players (2, 3), Treasurer (4); S.C.A. Committee (3), Cabinet (4); Legislature 1 4). Florence Agnes Pirkle (Florence) .............................................Alma, Ga. Candidate for A.B. in English T ransfer from University of Georgia. Emily Doris Pons (“Edp”) .................................................Valdese, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Primary Education Alpha Gamma Delta May Court (2, 3), May Queen (4); Social Committee (3); Orientation Committee (4); Alpha Gamma Delta Vice-President (3), President (4 . Reid Recan (Reid) ............................................................Selma, Ala. Candidate for A.B. in Psychology Alpha Delta Pi House Council (2, 3); S.C.A. Committee (1); Stunt Night (F 2); Handbook Editor (3); Student Counselor (4); Sigma Mu (3), President (4); Alpha Delta Pi I reasurer (3), Vice-President (4); Dean's List (2, 3, 4); Marshal (3, 4); Parent s Week-end Committee (3, 4); Steering Committee (3, 4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Martha Rhyne (“Mot”) .....................................................Gastonia, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Business and Education Dean's List (3); Class Vice-President (4); Stunt Night Committee (4); Parent’s Week- end Committee (4). Florence Ashcraft Rucker (“Flossie”).....................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Bible, English, and Education S.C.A. Cabinet (1), Committee (2), Vice-President (3); Marshal (1, 3); Student Counselor (2); Dav Student Council (2, 4); Orientation Committee (3, 4); Legislature (2, 3, 4); Chairman of Points System (3); Student Directory Co-Editor (3); Class Presi- dent (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Sigma Mu (3, 4); Sigma Upsilon (4), Treasurer (3); Senior Superlative (4). Elizabeth Ann Shiflet (“Buz”) .............................................Marion, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Business and Education Kappa Delta Queens Plavers (3, 4); Kappa Delta Assistant Treasurer (3), Treasurer (4); Pan- hellenic Council (3); Blues Staff (2, 3). Shirley Siddall (“Shirl”) ...........................................Spartanburg, S. C. Candidate for B.S. in Elementary Education Alpha Delta Pi Steering Committee (4); Water Pageant (3); House Council (3); Orientation Com- mittee (4); Boarding Student Council (4). Dorothy Jane Smith (Jane) .................................................Wytheville, Va. Candidate for B.S. in Secretarial Administration Phi Mu Phi Mu Pledge Secretary (1), Treasurer (3), Rush Chairman (4 ), Social Chairman (4); R.A. Council (1), Secretary (3), President (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4). Page Twenty-five Senior Charlotte, N. C. Class Margaret Alice Potts Smith (“Pottsie )...................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Sociology Transfer from Mars Hill Junior College; Queens Players (3); Student Counselor (4); Business Manager of Blue Quill (4). Colleen Solomon (“Jeep ) ....................................Winston-Salem, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Nursing Education I.R.C. (3); Opera Club (4). Bettie Stegall (“Beth”) ...............................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B.S. iti Elementary Education Kappa Delta Transfer from Wake Forest College; Coronet Business Staff (3); Kappa Delta Vice- President (4); Student Counselor (4); S.C.A. Committee (4). Mary Ruth Talbert (Mary Ruth) ..........................................Concord, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta Blues Staff (2, 3); Alpha Gamma Delta, Chairman of Names (2), Corresponding Sec- retary (3), Chaplain (4); Class Secretary (3); Dean’s List (3); Publication Board (3, 4); Blue Quill Co-Editor (4). Shirley Bennett White (Shirlev) .........................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B.S. in Secretarial Administration Alpha Delta Pi Transfer from Sullins College. Dorothy Wilson (“Dot”) ....................................................Gastonia, N. C. Candidate for A.B. in Bible, Religion, and Education House Council (1); S.C.A. Committee (1); Class President (3); Dean’s List (3); Orientation Committee (4); Boarding Student Council (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Margaret Ann Allen Young (Margaret) ..................................Charlotte, N. C. Candidate for B. S. in Home Economics Phi Mu Transfer from Brenau College; Home Economics Club (4); Coronet Advertising Manager (4). I I 1 n I) a r f I : 'I Page Twenty-seven VYYVV ' MOST EFFICIENT “|AY” HALL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED “DOT” MacLEOD MOST POPULAR “CORNY” DICK S u MOST VERSATILE BUTCH” DRENNAN 99 p e r I a t i v e s —-_ • zm- ■•s'ja lain-:. X MOST SCHOLARLY FLOSSIE” RUCKER MOST ORIGINAL DELL DELL” MARTIN . . 1952 MOST ATHLETIC CUY NELL” CUY MOST SINCERE “ROSIE” FOLCER k - - — Junior OFFICERS Joyce Tucker, President Laura Sue Mitchell, Vice-President Katie Jean Aycock, Secretary I - Jackie Henley, Treasurer « v: • T 1 • 1 1 T 1 • • 'V: rrom bright-eyed rreshmen to nsin We have come a long way. Looking those three years . . . has it really been that It doesn't seem like it, does it? Well—anvSway we’ve had a mooed but wonderful ti oo '■ - : '■ C.: A run f some of us have dropped out of the ra fe: and, al rr l|gSf thouoh we’ve oot some new recruits, our o o decidedly smaller than when we started as well maybe. We don’t want them to “sheepskin” before we get there. Look Just think, next year, we are “on top”! lanra ■ infcni mm aur . V3s■ -feTy r . Vv ‘ ’•- • k -•• ■ f X.', J Ln '• ■■ X i v f- -A X' “ A Gallant X� r 5 Henley Hickman Houston 1? ;xj.- � 1 . ■• ■ - ■ K ' - v ( 4 ;. r VI IrM; Junior Class Nancy Armistead ...........................................Montreat, N. C. Katie Jean Aycock.................................................Moultrie, Ga. Nancy Alice Barron.........................................Charlotte, N. C . Sarah Frances Biddix.....................................Spruce Pine, N. C. Dorothy Carnegie ......................................Rutherfordton, N. C. Carmen Carter .............................................Charlotte, N. C. Kitty Sue Carter .........................................Greenville, S. C. Dorothy Chambers ..........................................Charlotte, N. C. Anne Clark ............................................Elizabethtown, N. C. j Jean Claire Crosland...............................................Atlanta, Ga. Georgie Louise Earnhardt ..................................Pineville, N. C. Catherine Carter Edgerton ...................................Concord, N. C. Patricia S. Eversman ......................................Charlotte, N. C. Iune Faulk ...............................................Charlotte, N. C. Ellanor Fetner ...............................................Lenoir, N. C. Janet Page Fifer ............................................Covington, Va. Carolyn Elizabeth Gallant .................................Charlotte, N. C. Mary Jacqueline Henley ..................................East Orange, N. J. Kathryn Ann Hickman ........................................Malden, W. Va. Georgianna Houston ........................................Charlotte, N. C. Page Thirty-three Junior Class Stahl ■ V i 4 { Timberlake •1 • ' T ucker Yandle Nancy Huddleston ..................................................C harlotte, N. C. Sara McNair .......................................................Charlotte, N. C. Frances Broadfoot Macpherson ...................................Fayetteville, N. C. Billie Marion Mancin ..............................................Charlotte, N. C. Carolyn Miller ...................................................Cornelius, N. C. Joyce Adele Miller ...............................................Charlotte, N. C. Laura Sue Mitchell ................................................Florence, S. C. Elizabeth Lee Murray ............................................Charlotte, N. C. Lucy Marion Oates .................................J..........Rutherfordton, N. C. Rose Jeanette Plyler ...............................................Waxhaw, N. C. Minnie Carolyn Purcell ...............................................Charlotte, N. C. Pauline C. Rice .........................................................Lowell, N. C. Doris Ann Shirley Marjory Smith....... Iacqueline Stafford Anna Louise Stahl . .Charlotte, N. C. ......Dillon, S. C. Greensboro, N. C. .......Miami, Fla. Nancy Lea Timberlake Lenore Joyce I ucker Iris Jean Yandle ... . Roxboro, .Concord, Charlotte, N. C. N. C. N. C. Page Thirty-five 'A Sophomore OFFICERS Mary Virginia Crisler, President Barbara Edwards, Vice-President Sylvia Turner, Secretary Ann Query, Treasurer v' Ah! Sopho mores at last . . . Hooray! No more- chaperones . . . Our chance to summons the Freshmen to Rat Court . . . Fun weyk dancing in the new soda shop . . . Excitement over r TBip winning the volleyball tournament . . . Stunt Night and “Medea” . . . 54 is getting closer! _ o A..;.. ; Lemmons Abernethy A J Anderj Black Boyce Boyd .arson -hristian gjg Clodfelter Copses ralle Craven fm Crislei Curlee Dudley WSh Edwa rds Farabow FormyDuyal Frierson Geer u Hager Hines Hinson Hon irtr 7 Huntei rwin Jennings 1 I MU | Sophomore Class Betty Ruth Abernethy Jane Ellen Anderson . Patricia Black ...... Sara M. Boyce........ Catherine Curry Boyd Mary I Iirste Carson . .Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. . . . Roanoke, Ala. . . Buchanan, Va. Glenna Rae Christian Nancy Clodfelter . . . Marthann Coleman . Sara Nell Cooper . . . Victoria Copses ..... Beverly Ann Cralle . . .Welch, W. Va. Lumberton, N. C. ..Asheville, N. C. . . .Conwav, S. C. . .Charlotte, N. C. . .Charlotte, N. C. Ruth McKenzie Craven................................................Charlotte, N. C. Mary Virginia Crisler....................................................Roanoke, Ala. Sara Frances Curlee ................................................Charlotte, N. C. Betty Deal Dudley...................................................Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Kathryn Duncan ..................................4.............Spindale, N. C. Barbara Ruth Edwards .....................................................Decatur, 111. Sara Gibert Evans........ Frances Joan Farabow .... Margaret Lee FormyDuval Judy Frierson .......... Peggy Whitlock Geer ..... Grace Glenn Hager ....... . Wilmington, N. C. . . . .Charlotte, N. C. . .Wilmington, N. C. ..Chattanooga, Tenn. O ’ P utherfordton, N. C. ....Charlotte, N. C. Patsy Jean Harmon ..................................................Charlotte, N. C. Louise Harvin ......................................................Jacksonville, Fla. Carole Helen Marie Heer ...................................................Dublin, Va. Joan Bright Hines...................................................Washington, G3. Dorothy Rattliff FIinson............................................Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte Hon ......................................................Charlotte, N. C. Elizabeth Joann Hovis..............................................Charlotte, N. C. Bettie Orr Hunter..................................................Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Lavender Irwin .................................................Eureka, N. C. Trudy Jennings .....................................................Lancaster, S. C. Mary Elizabeth Lemmons.............................................Charlotte, N. C. Page Thirty-nine Sophomore Class Mason iC vT -rv 17V ' V' l£i Neale Nisbet Parsons Payne 7 Peede Phillips Phillips Powell ' Query ■ Robinson w M , 3-t Saunders Searcy Skelton fli-l V- Smith Stribling Stuart Thomas Tillson Tu rner Upshur Warren nr w I Waters White Wildman Williams Woods v c r :. J vibhsbbh Betty Margaret Lire |ane Morrison McLaurin Lelia Margaret McLeod Laura Ann Martin ..... Marilyn Martin ....... Ava Evelyn Mason ...... . . .. Landis, N. C. Laurinburg, N. C. O’ Chesterfield, S. C. Lumberton, N. C. ... 1 lamlet, N. C. . .Greenville, S. C. Mary Emma Mintz ....... Eleanor Myers ........ Elizabeth Frances Neale Mary Nisbet............ Doris Parsons.......... Nancy Payne............ .......Shallotte, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. ..........Richmond, Va. .......Charlotte, N. C. ......Charlotte, N. C. ......Charlotte, N. C. Ruby Eloise Peede . . . Elizabeth Ann Phillips Peggy Lee Phillips . . . Nancy Patricia Powell Ann Carlton Query . . }ane Robinson......... Lillington, N. C. .Charlotte, N. C. .Charlotte, N. C. ......I ampa, Fla. . . . Hillsville, Va. .Charlotte, N. C. Dorothy Lee Saunders . . . Doris Wilds Searcy....... Charles Elizabeth Skelton Monteen B. Smith......... Carol Ray Stockner ...... Davy-Jo Stribling........ Southern Pines, N. C. ........Valdese, N. C. .....Greenville, S. C. .....Charlotte, N. C. ........Welch, W. Va. . . . .Westminster, S. C. Anne Stuart.................................................Bartow, Fla. Martha Jane Thomas.......................................Fort Mill, S. C. Barbara Ann Tillson ...................................High Point, N. C. Sylvia Ann Turner ..........................................Greer, S. C. Rebecca Caroline LIpshur ..................................Sumter, S. C. Rebecca Charlene Warren ..................................Welch, W. Va. Mary Keesler Waters ...................................Charlotte, N. C. Jane Adams White........................................Rock Hill, S. C. Martha Jane Wildman......................................Fort Riley, Kan. Margaret Ann Williams.......................................Quincy, Fla. Elizabeth Ann Woods.......................................Graham, N. C. Page Fort]-one • 3� . V Freshman r-f, x 0 ®| iwC 'i 's . N Jfi vj . ■ -- i OFFICERS Venetia Wilcox, President Betty Lee, Vice-President Ann Currie, Secretary Caroline Love, Treasurer The 1 green’ days of freshman orientation strange excitement of dorm life . . . brand new friends . . . the beginning of much . . . victory of play day . . . exchang|:of dances ' Wm : at the C hristmas ball . . . Davidson fr mien in Burwell . . . cokes at the new soda sh8p.-f . good riddance to rat caps . . . these event] to linger in our memory as the class of 5 Burns Coldw i i Asbill f Ballance Bloodworth Brackett 1 Bradley Breymann Brooks Brown Camp Carmack Corzine Cross C. urri Daugherty Deady Ferguson Fitzgerald 2|r - Kuniansky I n 1 r 4 Laird Langham Lee LeGette Lewis v. Freshman Class Amanda Adams Lucy Anne Allen Juanita Asbill Jane Ballance Marian Bloodworth Martha Brackett Pinnacle, N. C. Clinton, S. C. Lumber Bridge, N. C. O 7 Decatur, Ala. Pickens, S. C. Mary Bradley Annabelle Breymann Helen Brooks Ara Katherine Brown Patricia Anne Burns Anne Caldwell Winter Haven, Fla. Kannapolis, N. C. Ivanhoe, N. C. Charleston, S. C. Montgomery, Ala. O J ' Elizabeth Camp Patricia Carmack Elizabeth Ann Cole Ianice Ann Corzine Betty Anne Cross Ann Currie Lynchburg, Va. Clyde, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. Carthage, N. C. Shirley Daugherty Pat Deady ........ Olive Ferguson . . . Jackie Fitzgerald . . George Anne Flowe Sarah Nancy Fox . . . .Gate Citv, Va. . .. Roanoke, Va. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. .Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Eloise Gettys ......... Marianne Gills ....... Peggy Hall ............ Ruth Jeanene Hallman Virginia Lynn 1 Ieagney Barbara Jeannette Hicks ...........Camden, S. C. .....Bluefield, W. Va. .....Kannapolis, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. ..........1 lavana, Cuba ......Charlotte, N. C. Louise Hobson Ellen Howes........ Emilia I Iutciiinson Gloria Ivie ...... Mary Lou Johnston Nancy Krimmincer .....Piedmont, S. C. . . .Forest Citv, N. C. Elizabethtown, N. C. ........Seneca, S. C. . . . .Charlotte, N. C. .... Charlotte, N. C. Sarah Kuniansky ....................................................Lynchburg, Va. Pat Laird...................................................Panama Citv, Fla. Gene Katherine Langham .....................................Montgomery, Ala. Betty Lee ..................................................Walterboro, S. C. Carolyn LeGette .............................................St. Charles, Fla. Sydney Lewis .......................................................Marianna, Fla. i jy Lucas 4 McAuley McCluer fftS R { yri _ , . McLaney x'll) , . 1 j ' � Vi -£W 'f'- Moeschler Moffat Moffitt Nichols Nottin Patton rearson Pendleton Pennington Phillips Phillips Rabb Rayburn Rector Rhudy Ridings Robinson __ payers Scutt Simpson Speissegger i V t :• Taylor Taylor Thomas Thomason Todd Tucker KMX- % V f i vv gm' Vogel w Whisnant i|Sr Wilcox Williamson Wright Young Freshman Class Audrey Loftin ...... Caroline Love ........ Elizabeth Fairly Lucas Ada Lee McAuley..... Mary McCluer ....... Mary McLaney ....... 1 routman, N. C. .Charlotte, N. C. .. Burgaw, N. C. .Charlotte, N. C. .Charlotte, N. C. .Charlotte, N. C. Marjorie Moeschler . Carolyn Moffat..... Neville Moffitt...... Judith Taylor Nichols Betty Nottingham . .. Julie Patton ...... .....Roanoke, Va. . . .Rock Hill, S. C. ..Montgomery, Ala. . . . Knoxville, Tenn. . .Cape Charles, Va. Winter I laven, Fla. Florence Pearson ...... Lucinda Pendleton ..... I Iilda Marie Pennington Clara Jean Phillips.... Gail Ann Phillips ..... Sylvia Rabb ........... . .Charlotte, N. C. . .Charlotte, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. . .Charlotte, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. ...Marianna, Fla. Jean Rayburn . . . Ann Rector ..... Lynne Rhudy . . . Mary Lois Ridings Shirley Robinson Nancy Jo Safrit . . . .Charlotte, N. C. Waynesville, N. C. ......Roanoke, Va. . .. Spindale, N. C. . . .Charlotte, N. C. .Kannapolis, N. C. Barbara Sayers ...... Phyllis Scutt ....... Mary Alice Simpson Elizabeth Speissegger Joyce Spires......... Peggy Ann Sutton . .. ..........Roanoke, Va. ......Kingsport, Tenn. ......Waxhaw, N. C. ......Charleston, S. C. De Funiak Springs, Fla. ......Charlotte, N. C. Brandon Taylor Shirley Taylor Enola I homas . Clara Thomason Mary Ann Todd Pat Flicker . . . . . .Waynesboro, Va. West Point, N. Y. . . Whitmire, S. C. . . .Charlotte, N. C. . .Charlotte, N. C. . .Charlotte, N. C. Joann Vogel ........ Nancy Jane Whisnant Venetia Wilcox ..... Betty Williamson . . Bobbie Wright ...... Betty Young ........ ........Lutz, Fla. .Charlotte, N. C. ligh Point, N. C. ... Chester, S. C. .Charlotte, N. C. . Mayesville, S. C. ■■ Page Forty-seven S T U D E n T ---------------------■- ■ LEGISLATURE OFFICERS Dorothy MacLeod ................................President Bonnie Blue..............................Boarding Student Vice-President Ann Hunter....................................Day Student Vice-President Sara McNair ....................................Secretary Doris Searcy ...................................Treasurer 1 he Legislature, composed of those elected from the various departments of Student Government, is the body which expresses student opinion on any branch ot Student Government or on campus life in general. Many academic, social, and community activities of the students are fostered hv legislature committees. The Legislature constantly evaluates and seeks to improve the functioning of Student Government. Page Fifty MHHBIH GOVERnmEnT HonoR councn MEMBERS Dot MacLeod Bonnie Blue Cornelia Dick 1 I ELEN Dot Folcer Katie Jean Aycock Ann I Iunter Drennan I he Honor C ouncil is composed ol the Student Government President and Vice-Presidents, with additional members elected lrom the student bod at large, it is the duty of the group to clarify and uphold the standards ol honor cherished by our college, and to deal with any intraction of the J O J honor system. ■Page Fifty-one .________________________________________________. m _ EBB Boarding Student Counci Bonnie Blue .............................................................President Dot Folger .........................................................Vice-President Shirley Siddall..................................................House President Dot Wilson ......................................................House President Jay Hall ........................................................House President Lynn Campbell ...................................................House President Catherine Edgerton ......................................................Secretary Betty Lipe ..............................................................Treasurer Bobbie Jones ................................................Senior Representative Jackie Stafford .............................................Junior Representative Glenna Rae Christian......................................Sophomore Representative Pat Laird .................................................Freshman Representative Boarding Student Council is a representative body whose function is to provide for student self-government. It seeks to encourage responsible citi- zenship in the college community and to coordinate student activities. Boarding Student Council enforces the rules and regulations set up by the Legislature and acts as a mediator between administration, faculty, and student. Page Fifty-two ■MAMifci Day Student Council Ann I I LINTER ... Dell Martin ...... Carmen Carter . . . Charlotte Hon . . . Florence A. Rucker Dot Chambers .... Patsy I Iarmon .... Mary Lou Johnston ..................President .............Vice-President ..................Secretary ................T reasurer . . . .Senior Representative . . . .Junior Representative Sophomore Representative . Freshman Representative I he Day Student Council seeks to encourage self-government and J O o participation in college activities by the day students and to foster closer relations between hoarding students and day students. O J 1 he council is in charge of all rules and regulations concerning the da O O O J students. I he council helped to formulate plans during Orientation 'eek for a closer working together of the two councils. O o ‘7 . , j. 'f .. c. ________________1C. _ Pnoe Fiftx-ihree Student Christian Association OFFICERS FIelen Drennan..................................President Eugenia Harris............Boarding Student Vice-President Joyce Miller..................................Day Student Vice-President Kathryn Hickman ................................Secretary Caroline Upshltr ...............................Treasurer COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Ann Noell ................... Mary Anna Hamilton........... Jean Crosland ............... Eugenia 11 arris and Joyce Miller Peggy Geer and Janet Fifer... Betty Neale.................. Carolyn LeGette.............. ...................W orks ..............Fellowship ...............Publicity ..................V espers ......................Hut .........Prayer Meeting Fresh wan Representative Page Fifty-four Even student at Queens has an active part in her Student C hristian Association. In Fellowship, worship, and service the students join in their efforts to maintain the high calling of a C hristian college. This Year we O O y will remember: New faces and first-night prayers . . . aid to Korean pastors . . . colored Mercury covers and additional pages inside . . . Sunday feeds in front of blazing fires . . . quiet evening prayers in the chapel . . . fun and bustle and joy in 1 hanksgiving and Christmas projects . . . Dr. Reid and a stirring campus preaching mission . . . dorm discussions and prayer meeting hymn sings . . . the excitement ol spring elections . . . antici- pation of a new year with S.C.A. . . . just running around with “R. fi.” (Rugged Rssembly) Jane Smith ........ June DeLamar...... Joyce Tucker ...... Mary Waters ...... Barbara Iillson Elizabeth Murray . . . Dell Martin....... Anne Clark........ Nancy Duncan...... Miss Mavis Mitchell Miss Anne Grier . . . ..................President .............Vice-President ..................Secretary ..................Treasurer .......Publicity Chairman Day Student Representative ....Senior Representative ....Junior Representative . Sophomore Representative ....................Adviser ...................Adviser - Upon entering Queens, every girl becomes a member of the Recreation Association. I he R.A. Council, elected by the student body, plans and directs the activities. Volleyball is the major fall sport and basketball the major spring sport. Other activities, such as golf, swimming, dancing, soft- ball, ping-pong, and shuffleboard, are offered throughout the year. Stunt Night and May Day are also sponsored by R.A. The purpose of the R.A. is to give ever ? girl the opportunity ot participating in a program of w hole- some physical activities, to promote recreational participation and accom- plishments, and to contribute to the development of the ideals of health and sportsmanship. EDITORIAL STAFF ADVISERS Jay Hall Joan Farabow Bobbie Jones Mary Bradley Mae McClure Jerry White Davy-Jo Stribling Jean Rayburn Miss Laura Tillett Dr. Harris Chewning Co-Editors Mary Rltth Talbert Frances Macpherson The Blue Quill, a quarterly publication, was formed by merging the college newspaper, Queens Blues, and the literary magazine, The Quill. In addition to news and feature articles, therefore, the magazine publishes short stories, plays, book reviews, poems, and sketches. Its editorial pages are open to any student who wishes to present a reasonable discussion of issues pertinent to the campus. Page fifty-eight making an here’s the tun in it? Getting the spark for a cartoon . . irate editorial objective” . . . seeing the writers personality wink in her work . . . reviewing our own plavs . . . following leads to different people and fresh ideas . . . relishing hot satire . . . juggling cuts in make-up . . . tracking down one more advertiser . . . proofing ridiculous typographical errors . . . matching news stories with publication dates . . . putting out a w ide-awake magazine. BUSINESS MANAGERS Murphy Alexander, Margaret Potts Smith ADVERTISING MANAGER Grace I Iager AR P EDITOR Barbara Tillson PI 10 I OGRAPIIV EDITOR Kathryn I Iickman TYPISTS Jean Phillips, Sadie Mason Ann Woods, Carol Stockner PROOFREADERS Dot Folger, Sally Campbeli Page Fifty-nine ■I Sarah Jaudon McMahan Editor-in-Chief Ellanor Fetner Business Manager That tired, worn look coupled with a weak smile as we sav, It’s finished!” . . . the semester of work and “trying times” . . . taking pictures . . . snaps . . . ads? . . . the layout—( before and after) . . . articles (written and begoed) uu . . . those errand moments and sighs of relief O C when someone looks at the finished products! the 1952 COROn ET “ ... if pleasure it begets Editorial Staff: Kitty Sue Carter, Carolyn Gal- lent, Barbara Edwards, Venetia Wilcox, Sallichood Buie, and Dottie Saunders. Miss Ann Martin, faculty adviser. Business Staff: Betty Farabow, Mary Hirste Carson, Bettie Hunter, Mary Nisbet, Carolyn Miller, and Cecilia Feemster. I Page Sixty — ’tis done with Editorial Staff no regrets” Business Staff The Social Committee I he Social Committee of Student Government helps make life at Queens perfect. 1 hey plan and give a formal dance each year and sponsor week-end entertainment all through the year. Laura Sue Mitchell, Co-Chairman Salliehood Buie Kitty Sue Carter Cecilia Feemster Barbara Edwards, Co-Chairman Georgianne Gettinger Dot Guy Sadie Mason Poe Sixty-two UfcJCfe ' A - V K Choir 1 he Queens College C hoir is made up ol members selected b audition from the student bodv. In addition to singing in chapels, concerts, and programs on campus, the C hoir makes a tour of some part ol the countn each year. Various programs are presented throughout the year also in the community of C harlotte. Seniors Betty Bell Bonnie Blue Cornelia Dick Dorothy Folger Martha I Iolleman Roberta Jones Juniors N A NC Y AR M ISTE AD Dorothy Chambers Catherine Edgerton June Faulk J A I HRYN I IlCKMAN Frances Macpherson Nancy Massey Joyce Miller Laura Mitchell Jacqueline Stafford Sophomores Glenna Christian Nancy Duncan Joan I Iines Peggy Phillips Carol Stockner Barbara Tillson Freshmen Ann Currie Faith Gottlieb Carolyn LeGette Mary Me Lane y Judy Nichols Julie Patton Marie Pennington CjAye Sanders Mary Alice Simpson Venetia Wilcox Betty Young A Queens Players OFFICERS Carmen Carter .............................................................President Sarah Biddix ..............................................................Secretary Ann Noell .................................................................Treasurer Mr. Kramar ..................................................................Adviser Bonnie Blue Kitty Boyd Salliehood Buie Sara I ell Cooper Anne Clark Jean Crosland Jackie Davis June DeLamar Barbara Edwards MEMBERS Dot Folger Carole FIeer Nancy Huddleston Emilia I Iutchinson Sarah McMahan Sadie Mason Carolyn Moffat Lib Murray Julie Patton Doris Parsons Flo Pearson Dottie Saunders Ann Shiflet Marjory Smith Carol Stockner Nancy Timberlake Joyce Tucker Ann Woods Iris Jean Yandle I he purpose of the Queens Players is to develop poise and speech through acting. In a well-balanced program, including stage technique, make-up, costuming, set-building, and actual experience on the stage, the players work for the achievement of this purpose. Major productions are presented in the fall and spring with various programs throughout the year. Page Sixty-four m- BsBSESI Home Economics Club OFFICERS Cecilia Feemster .............. Dot Folger .................... Mary Ann Hamilton.............. {eanette Plyler ............... [ackie FIenley................. Miss Sarah Dunlap.............. I he Oueens College I Iome Economies C lub is composed of those in the I Iome Economics Department who have attained a high scholastic average and who have shown an interest in the department, aids in college functions and certain educational programs, and sponsors the annual Christmas party for the Alexander I Iome children. Pr.oe Sixty-five _________________________________________________________________________ g -------------------------------------- ..........President . . . . ice-President ..........Secretary ..........T reasurer Program Chairman ............Adviser r A UUho’s UUho Bonnie Blue Helen Drennan Ann Hunter Dot MacLeod Reid Regan Dot Wilson Sigma Mu is a national hon- orary organization composed of faculty and students. Its purpose is to recognize high scholastic at- tainment of seniors and juniors and to encourage independent re- search. Only those seniors and juniors who have done work of merit and distinction are eligible. Reid Regan, President Jay Hall, Vice-President Miss Eleanor Jenkins, Secretary-T reasurer MEMBERS Helen Drennan Jay EIall Reid Regan Florence Ashcraft Rucker Sigma ITIii Page Sixty-six Bfl Rlpha Kappa Gamma Murphy Alexander, President Florence Rucker, Secretary Eugenia I Iarris, Treasurer I he purpose of this organization is to foster high ideals and set up high standards for those women who have proved themselves most eminent in constructive leadership among their fellow students. I he Olvmpian Circle of Alpha Kappa Gamma was established on Queens campus in 1928. Barbara Edwards, President Caroline Upshur, Chaplain Doris Searcy, Secretary-Treasurer Valkyrie is an honorary organi- zation made up of six members selected each spring from the ris- ing sophomore class. Membership in this club, which was organized in 1937, is based upon outstanding leadership and citizenship exhib- ited b freshmen. Valkyrie sa Page Sixty-seven Cakes and file I he purpose of Sigma Upsilon, national honorary writing frater- nity, is to provide an opportunity for students and faculty members to share their interest in writing r'l and criticizing literature. 1 he Cakes and Ale Chapter, chartered on May 4, 1951, meets twice a month. At these informal meetings members read their own stories, poems, and sketches for the group to criticize and discuss. Members are: Fran Macpher- son, president; Murphy Alexander, vice-president; Kathryn Hickman, secretary; Mae McClure, treasurer; Bobbie Jones, Historian; Sheilia Gottlieb; Florence A. Rucker; Cor- nelia Dick; Carol Stockner; Dayy- (o Stribling; Charlene Warren; Sara McNair; Miss Laura Tillett and Dr. Harris Chewning, asso- ciate members. Marshals are those girls with the highest scholastic ayerage in their � n class. 1 hey act as ushers at official college exercises throughout the year. Senior Marshals Helen Drennan Florence Rucker Reid Regan Junior Marshals Frances Macpherson Carmen Carter Sophomore Marshals Betty Lipe Sadie Mason marshals Panhellenic Council OFFICERS Murphy Alexander ................................President Jackie Johnson .............................Vice-President Glenn a Rae Christian............................Secretary Mary Waters .....................................Treasurer REPRESEN I A I IVES Nancy Tlmberlake, Jackie Johnson.........Alpha Delta Pi Doris Pons, Glenna Rae Christian . . .Alpha Gamma Delta Betty Farabow, Mary Waters.................Chi Omega Jane Mobley, Elizabeth Mltrray.............Kappa Delta Jackie Henley, Barbara Edwards ..............Phi Mu I lie Panhellenic Council at Queens functions to maintain high standards of inter lraternit life and to encourage intellectual and sound scholarship as well as to co-operate with college administration on all matters. 1 his council strives during the year to keep close contact with each sororit and to uphold the spirit of friendliness on our campus. Representative of the fun and fellowship of Panhellenic this year are Rush Week and pledges, after-dinner coffee, the Facultx Progressive Dinner, the Panhellenic Workshop, and the first Panhellenic-sponsored dance. Page Sixty nine IBWW—WMMBHBMPM—BB.1 WJM Jm.tt.tt rwmv . ' i I OFFICERS Nancy Timberlake President Reid Regan Vice-President Sadie Mason T reasnrer Marthann Coleman Recording Secretary Kitty Boyd Corresponding Secretary Class of 1952 Pledges Bonnie Blue Nancy Armistead Kitty Bulloch Jane Ballance Beth Dobbins Nancy Barron Dorothy MacLeod Martha Brackett Reid Regan Anne Caldwell Shirley Siddall Elizabeth Camp Class of 1953 Ann Currie Anne Clark Marianne Gills Nancy Timberlake Louise Harvin Lynn Heagney Class of 1954 Sara Kuniansky Kitty Boyd Gene Langham Marthann Coleman Audrey Loftin Mary Virginia Crisler Caroline Love Judy Frierson Elizabeth Lucas |ackie Johnson Margaret McLeod |ane McLaurin Ann Rector Sadie Mason Brandon Taylor Ruby Peede Shirley Taylor Sylvia Turner Shirley White ■MM Rush week and eighteen wonderful new' ’little sisters ... a O pledge banquet at the Chez Montet . . . our sisters, Phi Delt Dream Girl and Kappa Sigma Sweetheart . . . the C hristmas feed . . . and the “Littlest Angel ... our initiation dance at the El Mo” . . . Panhellenic spring dance . . . and anticipation ot our trip to the Tally I lo. AAn ft i' Rlpha Gamma Delta OFFICERS Doris Pons ....................................President Martha Holleman...........................Vice-President Betty Neale ...................................Secretary Dot Chambers ..................................Treasurer Class of 1952 Martha Holleman Doris Pons Mary Ruth Talbert Class of 1953 Dot Chambers Kathryn Hickman Georgianna Houston Billie Mancin Jeannette Plyler Class of 1954 Glenna Christian Sara Evans Grace Hager Carole Heer Betty Neale Doris Searcy Margaret Williams Pledges Margaret FormyDuval Charlotte Hon Nancy Irwin Ada Lee McAuley Marilyn Martin Peggy Phillips Elizabeth Speissegger Joann Vogel Page Seventy-two i r i r r ' ' AWl JL HMM ' 'I New year . . . new drapes . . . new refrigerator . . . Rush W eek and the house as a cocktail lounge, a French perfume shop, a gypsy camp, and in candlelight . . . Pledge banquet at Kuester’s . . . Friday night get-togethers . . . C hristmas J O o o iecd before the dance . . . Party given by the pledges . . . initiation, Feast ot Roses, and party . . . I.R.D. Day. AfA TV J Chi Omega OFFICERS Betty Lou Farabow . . Betty Mauldin ....... Pats Powell ......... Mary Anna Hamilton Cornelia Dick........ Class of 1952 Lynn Campbell Cornelia Dick Mary Anna Hamilton Betty Mauldin Class of 1953 Betty Farabow Carolyn Gallant Evelyn Lyons Class of 1954 Patricia Black Nancy Duncan Joan Farabow Betty Lipe Pats Powell Barbara Tillson Mary Waters ..................President .............Vice-President ..................Secretary ..................Treasurer ..........Pledge Instructor Pledges Annabelle Breymann Ara Brown Shirley Daugherty Betty Dudley Ellanor Fetner Virginia Landis Sydney Lewis Carolyn Miller Neville Moffitt Mary Nisbet Betty Nottingham Sylvia Rabb Jean Rayburn Lynne Rhudy Mary Lois Ridings Joyce Spires Ann Stuart Clara Thomason Page Seventy-four an in2 beautiful new decorations informal dance seventeen C hristmas ic lor actives rties and dances initiation graduation more end to another wonderful year in Kappa Delta OFFICERS Jane Mobley .... Bettie Stegall ... Katie Jean Aycock Anne Shiflet . . . . .... President Vice-President .....Secretary . .. . Treasurer Class of 1952 Class of 1954 Georgianne Gettinger Jane Anderson Roberta Jones Mary Lib Lemmons Jane Mobley Janie Wildman Anne Shiflet Bettie Stegall Pledges Class of 1953 Marian Bloodvvortii Pat Carmack Katie Jean Aycock Ruth Craven Carmen Carter Betty Cross Nancy Huddleston Massey Mary McLaney Joyce Miller Marjorie Moesciiler Elizabeth Murray Nancy Payne Sarah McNair Marian Sykes Iackie Stafford Nancy Whisnant Page Seventy-six MM MmmM r . Wonderful house part at the beach . . . house cleaning, new hunt porch and paint job . . . scholarship award at Pasadena convention . . . Ruth Spurgeon’s visit . . . ‘Sorority Propa- ganda ’ . . . Rush W eek and a grand new pledge class . . . “She’s a real kappa Delt! . . . Pledge banquet at Kuester’s and “Kappa Delta Dream” . . . Sigma Chi-Kappa Delta pledge party at house . . . Christmas feed . . . Beautiful mirror from pledges . . . Initiation and Kappa Delta “diamonds’ . . . these our treasure . . . tun and friendship . . . Kappa Delta. i u M- Phi mu OFFICERS Jackie Henley ..................................President Eugenia Harris . . . .Vice-President and Pledge Director Kitty Sue Carter ...............................Secretary June DeLamar ...................................Treasurer Class of 1952 Murphy Alexander Salliehood Buie Sally Campbell Jackie Davis June DeLamar Cecilia Feemster Jay Hall Eugenia Harris Sarah McMahan Jane Smith Margaret Allen Young Class of 1953 Sarah Frances Biddix Kitty Sue Carter Jackie Henley Joyce Tucker Class of 1954 Mary Hirste Carson Barbara Edwards Joan Hines Bettie Hunter Dottie Saunders Charlie Skelton Pledges Louise Hobson Mary Lou Johnston Dell Martin Carolyn Moffat Jean Phillips Phyllis Scutt Venetia Wilcox A Rush Week . . . Phi Mu Island with its monkeys, birds, and orchids; the Rendezvous des Artistes at the sidewalk cafe complete with its bar; the Dude Ranch with everything but live horses ... all bigger and better than ever ... New slip covers, new paint job in the kitchen, masculine muscles from Davidson when the floors needed sanding . . . Our I lallowe’en partv . . . jack-o-lanterns, buffet supper, and dancing . . . Lam serenading us with his guitar . . . w ho could ask for morer O J o o . . . And yet . . . Christmas . . . the excitement of going home . . . the wondertul Christmas partv which the alums gave us ... and then, the Christmas feed the pledges slaved over . . . exchanging Big and Little Sister gifts with Birdie Crow I o o o o o coming all the wav from Chattanooga just to play Santa . . . but best of all, the fun and satisfaction we received from buving and wrapping gilts tor the two little bovs to whom the sororitv played Santa ... I 111S was the Spirit of Christmas ... Initiation banquet and dance . . . But we can't forget the little things . . . those informal get-togethers at the house . .. dinner parties for four complete with all the trimmings . . . showing our fellows off to the other sisters . . . the drudgerv of house O O j cleanings . . . Week-end jaunts to V.P.I., Georgia Tech, Carolina, Clemson, U.V.A., and above all, DAVIDSON . . . Exams . . . Commencement . . . Diamond rings and fraternity pins . . . Another unforgettable year ends . . . Our housepartv at the beach lies ahead and from there to Macon for our Centennial Celebration . . . the biggest and most important event for everv Pill MU. f M vsv SB Dot MacLeod Maid of Honor itifiy Sara Nell Cooper Betty Lipe Barbara Edwards Catherine Edgerton Marthann Coleman Elizabeth Camp Nancy Barron Sarah Kuniansky Helen Drennan Elizabeth Lucas Audrey Loftin ANCY T1MBERLAKE COURT... nineteen Hundred Fifty-two E -______ Jay Hall Kitty Sue Carter Eleanor Myers H k milia Hutchinson X. 1M—-MIMUIlfMI—B A LABEL YOU ARE PROUD TO WEAR . . . Fashion Center of the Carolinas Page Eighty-five ■ i p� SPECIALISTS IN EDUCATION QUEENS COLLEGE SPECIALISTS IN MOTOR TRANSPORTATION MILLER MOTOR EXPRESS, INC. General Office Charlotte, N. C. Western Carolina Telephone Company GENERAL OFFICES WEAVERVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Serving Bakersville, Bryson City, Burnsville, Cashiers, Cherokee, Cul- lowhee, Franklin, Hayesville, Highlands, Hot Springs, Marion, Marshall, Mars Hill, Sylva and Weaversville, North Carolina, and Clayton, Georgia. Western North Carolina is rapidly expanding in industrial and recrea- tional development, and this company is steadily building and developing its telephone plant to meet the demands of progress. We are proud of the part we are privileged to play in this development. Page Eighty-six MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT EFIRD'S “Merchandise of Quality with Price” “Fashion at Its Best” THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUND OF EVERY COLLEGE MISS Page Eighty-seven HHnRHHNR C. W. GALLANT, Inc. General Contractors CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Harrison-Wright Co., Inc. Constructors Dial 2-2139 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Power to Class of 352 We re proud of you . . . Proud, too, of the chance to serve a new generation of young Piedmont citizens. Our best to you as you move forward to make your own place in our free economy . . . where your own will and effort are the measures of achievement. HELMS MOTOR EXPRESS, Inc. HOME OFFICE—ALBEMARLE, N. C. Dependable Transportation Service Since 1928 Modern Terminals with facilities and efficient Personnel located at the following principal cities in North Carolina. TERMINALS AND LOCATIONS Albemarle, N. C—Tel. 663 664 Asheboro, N. C.—Tel. 4230 Charlotte, N. C—Tel. 2-2133 Durham, N. C.—Tel. 5-0441 Fayetteville, N. C.—Tel. 4515 Goldsboro, N. C—Tel. 1884 Greensboro, N. C.—Tel. 5-1643 Greenville, N. C—Tel. 3997 Raleigh, N. C—Tel. 2-4439 Salisbury, N. C—Tel. 3774 Sanford, N. C.—Tel. 1055 Troy, N. C—Tel. 5351 Overnight service from Charlotte to Eastern North Carolina. Direct connections with dependable connecting line carriers for both Interstate and Intrastate points which are not served direct. 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