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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1960 volume:

I I Construction! Here the library joins ranks with the new sorority houses, infirmary, and class- room building in the campus new-look. Belli Dorm! Situated opposite the new dorm, Belli is what the sophomores call home. ■■ ■ I Blair Union'. I he da) students find it a friendly center for their activities. Lih Long Dorm, to the left, is for the freshmen. Xew sorority houses! Roomy and elegant, they furnish students the comforts and conviviality of social life hack home. Belli Chapel! 4s weekly host to visiting speakers and a quiet place for dail 1 worship the chapel becomes a symbol of spiritual strength away from home. Handbooks! Study begins immediate]}' for tests to determine how well we know the rides before classes get under way. Meeting Advisors! Miss Albright and Miss Calhoun are on hand to welcome us the very first day. Arriving! Meeting FAC! The fun begins and lasts for four years. Freshman ( oordinator! Sue, far left. got us into O.C.A. the very first da). Returning Upperclassmen! Exciting re- unions and a summer to catch up on. Next year we, too, will have pals to run hack to. Dr. Edwin R. Walker 1 he gentle, yet firm man who guides our development from behind the scenes. This is Dr. Walker, our versatile college president who calls each bv name and always takes time to listen and advise. Below we see Dr. Walker with a group of students headed for his cabin for the annual retreat. Above we see Dr. Larson talking to a student, and probably encouraging her to have a love of excellence.’' Dean Curtis W. R. Larson Appointments, conferences, pen cils, ultimatums—all of these are an integral part of the work of the dean of the college. Dr. Larson. He han dies anything and almost everything from our overloads to required attend- ance. T i f 1-H l H ■� •♦ � { PfH-l 4 • -� . . 4 •-♦•V ( � C 7‘ ‘-+4 M •• � f- , ‘ • •� t J . P Mrs. Ann S. Gebhardt Mr. Don Farquharson Heat, locked doors, broken flag- stones — some of the problems con- nected with a most thankless campus job. Whenever anything happens, it’s off to see Mr. Farquharson, our busi- ness manager, for help. Page Ten Weekly appointments, emergen- cies, or just chats —she always has time. Mrs. Gebhardt, our dean of students, skillfully sees to it that we develop into mature young women. BOARD O F TRUSTEES Left to right, standing: Dr. T. A. Jones, George . Dowdy, the Rev. Henry P. Mobley ( no longer serving). Dr. Edward G. Lilly. Dr. F. L. Knight, Hunter Marshall, C. P. Street, Dr. Chester Alexander, Rush S. Dickson no longer serving . James j. Harris. Seated: Mrs. J. M. H. Fitzgerald, McAlister Carson, Dr. Edwin R. W alker, H. II. Everett, Mrs. W m. C. Cannon, Mrs. Y. H. Belk, W. Priestly Conyers, Jr. Robert Y. Shaw Director, Evening College Harry C. Biser Director, Admissions Caroline L. Myers Registrar Alice K. Barron Alumnae Secretar) Page Eleven Audrey M. Adams Acting Librarian I H istory Thelma Albright English Herbert E. Babb Psychology William Beidler Elizabeth McD. Black Philosophy Education Charles E. Brewer, Jr, Economics Harry L. Brown, Jr. Education C. Blue Calhoun English Roberta T. S. Chalmers English Jane R. Coker Music Kathryn Cooper Music Elizabeth C. Cumming English Stuart D. Currie L. Aubrey Drewry, Jr. Bible and Religion Economics Sarah I. Dunlap Homs Economics Nancy L. Eagle Music Jack H. Fehon Biology M. Margaret Gaston Music Charles O. Hadley Grace M. Hall Speech and Comparative Geography Literature M. Joyce Hayes Psychology John A. Holliday Music Hughes B. Hoyle, Jr. Mathematics and Physics F. Virginia Irons Home Economics - DRED I . MlSCALLY Jublic Halations; lournalism I I l C. Rl ll VRDSON trench ary Lee Taylor ihle and R el ig ion Sarah M. Nooe Biology George A. Stegner Music Sarah M. W est Secretarial Practice Dougald McD. Monroe, Jr. Philip A. Moose English John 1). Morrison Music Dorothy L. Ross Sociology |osie C. Tomlinson Spanish C. Louise Salley 11 i story Sarah E. Toy Art Robert A. Snyder Music Edmund T. 7eiant German; Russian Summers Tarlton Religion Ruth Louise Whyte Art ORRIS W. PREYER I listory imnoi •fan rote e in our ANOR L. |l NKINS Mathematic M iui I . Johnson Music Donald L. Li m is ( hemistry Peggy P. Me Donai d Physical Education Mu diu d M. Mel wi n ( hemistry Ruth R. Magher Physical Education an tl th ieSe Ingrid M. Alexander Nurse Sue Bell Sec., Evening College Ellanor F. Boyd Sec., Dean of College Edith W. Cooper Assistant to Business Manager Dorothy G. Denman Assistant Librarian Dr. Douglas M. Glasgow Physician Lorena A. Goeller Resident Counselor Carrie B. Green Resident Counselor Leonora T. Hadley Library Assistant Madeline S. Hearn Dining Hall Pearl N. Hill Switchboard Operator Lois R. Hilton Sec., Business Office Frances E. Howell Sec., Music Department Irene T. Kelly Manager, College Store Jane G. Ligon Alumnae Office M. Ann Logan Admissions Counselor Donald D. McNeill Assistant to the Treasurer Mary Ann Moffett Sec., Admissions Office Adeline W. Morton Sec., Dean of Students F. Marie Newton Assistant Nurse Edith M. Railey Assistant Manager, Store Jean L. Rayburn Admissions Counselor Louise T. Rudisill Sec., President Frances D. Walter Sec., President Annie-Flagg Ward Dietitian Jane G. Wayburn Assistant, Public Relations Office Dorothy A. Wentz Sec., Business Office Pago Fourteen To preserve for posterity the growth and development of the students of QUEENS, the Student Body presents the 1960 coronet editor • Flo Denny business manager • Nancy Ingram advertising manager • Mary Brown Page Fifteen L I I V;' and dedicates it to . . . Mr. John A. Holliday From the beginning of her freshman year to that impressive last day in June, every student knows that where there is good music on the campus, there is John Holliday. Whether it be in the choir, in the classroom, or in gath- erings of an informal nature, his knowledge, understanding, and brilliant wit have always im- pressed, inspired, and delighted us. Mr. Holliday Mr. Holliday is always ready to en- courage and is always on hand before the “big night” for concerts and re- citals. Page Seventeen CONTENTS• Introduction Administration, Faculty, Staff, Dedication NINETEEN • 19 Freshmen FAC. O.C.A. R. A. Choir THIRTY-THREE • 33 Sophomores Rat Week Sororities Clubs FIFTY-NINE • 59 Juniors Honorary Organizations Personalities Social Committee SEVENTY-THREE • 73 Seniors Honor Council Marshals Boar’s Head May Court S. G.A. B.S.C. D.S.C. Who’s Who logos Coronet ...inr □ Btwiu. .lDERMENT □ BEWILL� . :NT □ BEWILDERMENT □ B- .WILDERMENT □ BEWILDERMEN. J BEWILDERMENT □ BEWILDERMEN (MENT □ BEWILDERMENT □ BEWILDE. J BEWILDERMENT □ BEWILDERMENT □ D bewilderment □ 1 BEWILDERMENT □ BEWILDERMENT □ □ BEWIID BEWILDERMENT □ BEWILD' ■WILDERMENT □ BEWILDERMENT □ P BEWILDERMENT □ BEWILDERMENT r 'NT □ BEWILDERMENT □ BEWILr DERMENT □ BEWILDERMENT 'ERMENT □ BEWILDER 'MENT □ BF' ' Sally Rhyne, Day Student Representative Ann Porterfield, Secretary-Treasurer Rosemary Clower, Q.C.A. Representative Nancy Abel, Vice-President Mary Campbell, R.A. Representative Paige Young, President of Freshman Class We learn how to drink coffee, lose sleep, and play bridge during our first year in college. Bridge is the most fun. Page Twenty-two Nancy Fleming Ami i Virginia Addington Sara I.ynn Ai day Hi hi Munoy Ai m n I vm i 1 Ierring Ai i Lucille Ann Arrington Elizabeth Stuari Ham Elizabeth Martin Benneti Nancy Jane Bird Hrenda C aroi i Hi ck vi i di r Mary Lorena Brown Sallye Phillips Brown Valerie Anitra Burnii Sara Alyce Butler Anita McIlhenny C'ahook Mary Pauline Campbell Brenda Lee Carpenter Frances Linder Carter Sally Jackson Cason Jeanne Marie Chapman Dawn Stewart Chappell Rosemary Clower Joanne Cooper Priscilla Jo Cooper Judith Anne Cranford Janet Hope Crickmer Betty Jane Daniel Kay Shuler Davis Petra Jane Dickinson Susan Doliglas Jenny Lynn Eason Virginia Gray Efird Jlidith Ann Elrod Rosanne Eubanks Sula Anne Evans Linda Elizabeth Farrar Ianet Margaret Ferran Susan Foster Alice Jeanne Freeman Judith Marian Fuller Louise McKay Fuller Susan Palmer Gabb Rebecca Shapard Garrison Eleanor Blirruss Garst Mary Ann Giles Gene Lewis Givhan Barbara Aimar Goodwin Julia Robson Grainger Julia Elizabeth Green Rebecca Junker Griffin Mary Lee Hale Sara Irene Harrington Kathleen Helms Alice Gammon Hemphill Pearl Elizabeth Hill Margaret Elizabeth Holden Anne Hilton Holmead Elisabeth Johnson Hook Elizabeth Erwin Hutchins Sloan Lentz Ingram Barbara Mae Jackson Helen Celeste Jackson Barbara Frances Johnson Nina Elizabeth Johnson Rebecca Annette Johnson Judith Ann Jones Janet Elizabeth Judd Basilike Peter Karagianni Meriam Fowler Kilner Alice Julene King Rella Jean Lancaster Carol Jean Larson Mildred Emily Lloyd Sandra Charlene Long Jonnie Flynn McCormac Joyce Marie McCubbin Sarah Louise McGarity Anne Pringle McGee Suzanne Haynes MacRae Alice Wingo Marks t Julia Davidson Massey Mary Nancy Mayfield Margaret I el Miller Nancy Ike Millock Martha Louise Moise Phyllis Lee Monica Mary Caroline Montague Prances Page Montgomeiu M ii i u Martha Morrison Helene Nichols Maywood Mallard Nisbet Linda McLaurin Norton Elizabeth McFadden Odiorne Louise Reid O'Kelly Sue Lane Palmer Nina Joyce Pate Nancy Anne Patterson Sallie Susanne Patterson Rachel Elizabeth Patrick Elizabeth Peck Gypsey Ann Pool Mary Ann Porterfield Eugenia Ann Powel Jennie Ann Purifoy Mary Ellen Quick Nancy Ann Quillen Grace Elyvood Rall Carolyn Baker Rentz Sally Irene Rhyne Margaret J. Richmond Mary Elizabeth Rivers Pamela Grayce Scarborough Virginia Lee Shaw Sara Carolyn Shelley Jane Robinson Sherrill Marjorie Louise Smith Lillie Caroline Speissegger Joanna Augusta Springs Suzanne Hamilton Stedman Patricia Stell Not pictured: Shelia Sue Cam- lin, Mary Edith Kellerman, Mrs. Suzanna M. Morrison, Sandra Sue Trickett. Caroline Lenora Stiles Penny Straw Mary Wesley Suit Carol Rebecca Sum an Mamie Ann Sutherland Martha Suzanne Swain Patricia Anne Sykes Mary Lee Tatum Kathryn Moore Taylor Lillian DeVera Taylor Elizabeth Lee Thomas Cynthia Parrott Trobaugh Carolyn Anne Tuley Stephanie Wearn Emily Ann Weatherly Roberta Rowe Weathers Pamela James Wenham Mary Carolyn Whiteside Angela Williams Cecelia Catharine Williams Sally McGregor Williamson Barbara Jo Willis Jo Ann Winfree Sara Blanche Woodard Mildred Kathleen Wright Georgia Bee Young Martha Paige Young Page Twenty-six Our bewild- erment was FRESHMAN ADVISORY COUNCIL lessened by the...... First row: Frannv Barrow, Ramona Orta, Ginny Bopp, Carol Cochran, Linda Pegram, Carol Ann Speake, Mar guerite Seay, Leila Bennett, Marie Clyburn. Second row: Betty Rave Cox, Flora McNair, jane Bowen, Martha Woods, Brenda Smith, Nancy Hopkins, Happy Barrow, Suzann Morton. Third row: Susan Abernethy, Malinda Bangs, Green C herry, Susann Finklea, Linda Thompson, Bonnie Huske, Becky Shaffer, Marcia Brinkley, Mar Lee White. Standing: Pris Selby. The Freshman Advisory Council, which is selected each spring by the office of the dean ot students with nominations from Student Gov- ernment officers, is the first tangible contact the new students have with campus life. I he ad visors correspond with new students throughout the summer and are on hand to meet them in September. The faculty advisors guide the stu dents acadcmicalK while the student advisors help them to adjust socially. I Jane Agsten President of Queens Christian Association I he Queens Christian Association is an all-inclusive student and faculty organization. Its over-all purpose is to create a Christian community on the campus and to strengthen the principles of the Christian faith so that they may become vital and meaningful to each person. 1 he association seeks to inspire students toward the development of a mature Christian faith and to provide guidance for this endeavor, to explore possibilities for communicating the Christian faith, to experience Chris- tian fellowship, and to relate all areas of campus life to the Christian faith. In an attempt to realize the over-all purpose, the cabi- net of the association is responsible for planning all campus activities such as vespers, chapel, prayer meet- ings, Christian Re-Emphasis Week, retreats, and overseas work camp projects. Cabinet, Back row: Penny Moffett, Melinda Goodman, Anne Walters, Dottie DuBose, Jane Dudley. Front row: Rosemary Clower, Sue Ross, Suzann Morton. by Q. C. A. Our first project as a class is the presentation of the program for Christmas Vespers which follows the traditional and colorful Boars Head Dinner. Through an interesting retreat at Camp Stewart, the Christian Association introduces itself to us on our first Sunday at Queens. One of the most outstanding weeks on the campus is Christian Re-Emphasis Week. This year we heard Dr. B. Frank Hall from Wilmington, C., speak on “Man’s Dilemma—God's Solution.' 1 The Recreation Association I he Recreation Association is another all-inclu- sive student body organization which contributes to all phases of the recreational life of each individual. R.A. endeavors to develop in each of us the ideals of good sportsmanship and seeks to stimulate in- terest in diverse activities. The council members are left to right: B. Smith, M. Campbell, R. Winkler, G. Bopp, M. Clyburn, S. Guigou, A. Carmichael. I provided relaxation basketba . -4 IT' llllf HU Penny, Martha, and Lynn try out the new t’nnis courts behind the gy m. The council of the association is responsible tor planning campus-wide events such as Stunt Night, ping-pong, basketball, tennis, and volleyball tour- naments, campus movies, supervises the ‘Rec Room.’ Ileyb vo a bicycling aiso an dolph in First row, left to right: R. Winkler, President; S. Morton, F. McNair, P. Richmond, G. Efird, M. Suit. Second roic: dl A. Fischer. Secretary; 15. Badger, M. Quick, P. Sims, T. Jones, S. Alday, N. Brook, G. Gardner, G. Bopp. I bird UD row: M- Hahn, Treasurer; B. West, J. Massey, P. Montague, S. Cason, M. Rourk, Mrs. Magher. Fourth row. S Evans, M. Campbell. A. Atkins, B. Garrison, R. Spencer, Vice-President. The choir was one organization we could join Front row, left to right: D. Chappell, B. Sweezy, M. Mason, B. Willis, M. E. White, T. Jones, M. Seay, B. R. Cox, C. Williams, J. Ferran. Second row: M. Whiteside, B. Goodwin, J. King, P. Wiriden, J. Wingate, K. Woods, S. Reid, L. Wilkinson, J. Crotts, A. Marks, M. L. White. Third row: C. Osborne, D. Beam, J. Brooks, J. Allison, M. Bangs, A. Vandiver, L. Cronquist, M. B. Grimsley, C. Suman, H. Jackson, B. Johnson. The Choir, which is made up of members from each class, selected by audition, sings at chapel services and at special events. Of chief importance during the year are Christmas Vespers and the choir tour. This year the choir toured South Carolina and Florida singing with the Davidson Male Chorus. Ann Barkley is shown rehearsing on her own before 4:30 choir practice. ,_j CONFIDEin ENCE □ CONFIDENCl CONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCE cNCE □ CONFIDENCE □ CONFI CONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCE □ CC .NCE □ CONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCE JONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCE □ CONFI ed confidence-0 “ONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCE □ CONFI ] CON □ CONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCF □ CONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCE □ C 'NCE □ CONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENT ONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCE □ C 'ONFIDENCE □ CONFIDENCF V|CE □ CONFIDENCE T “c H CONFif'1- Happy Barrow, Secretary-Treasurer Wilbur Ruth Young, Day Student Representative Ann Bloodworth, Boarding Student Council Pxepresentative Marie Clyburn, R.A. Representative Joanne Jones, Vice-President Ann Fischer, President of Sophomore Class “Looking for a Theme, hut we never found one. Moreover, we did not win. Page Thirty-six Susan Womble bebneth Nancy Carolyn lenander C rroi Anne nnas P I RIC'IA (.AN NOR l SC 01 1 Elizabeth Putman Badger Ac.nes Ruth Bai lencer Mary Malinda Bangs Frances McDavid Barrow Harriet Boyd Barrow Doris Evelyn Beam Rae Ellen Beebe Judith Locee Black M RGARET McIvER Bi EYINS Ann Frances Bloodworth iRciNiA Lee Bopp Jane Rivers Bowen Diana Ruth Brannon Bonnie Kaye Braund Marcia Lucretia Brinkley Bernice Joanna Brooks Ruby Marlene Broome Frances Elizabeth Butler Barbara Hope Campbell Sandra Jean Cannon Linda Ceorge Cash well Clare Marse Chambers Elizabeth Green Cherry Martha Marie Clyburn Page Thirty-seven Carol Helen Cochran Mary Louise Coiner Susanna Linthicum Coley Sara Frances Craig Carolyn Cook Cromartie Judith Ray Crotts Mary Sue Cumbus Elizabeth Ann Dean Jane Carolyn Dudley Cornelia Elizabeth Dunwoody Ina Rose Edwards Elizabeth Marie Elliot SUSANN FlNKLEA Corah Ann Fischer Phoebe Jeanne Foard Melinda Connell Goodman Nancy Ann Gray Mary Bruce Grimsley Marilee Guigou Margaret Madeline FIahn Brenda Frances FI arm an Beryl Aurelia FIarris Ann Kay Hilton Ann Katherine Hobbs Mary Elizabeth Hogan Mary Pearl Hopkins Evelyn June Horner Harriet Hoyle Houston Page Thirty-eight I |l AN K ROI I 1111)1)1 1 SION Dorothy Louise Hudson Pennu Maria Jenkins Sarah nn Jen nette Ida Elizabeth Johnson 1 Ielen Joanne Jones Donelle Keenan I iiDiTH Ann Koeimel Susa we Bernice Lane Alacly Jane Lee Sarah I hum as Love Dorothy Rose Lyne Mary Moffett McClure Sara Swann McLaughlin Flora Christian McNair Jane Elizabetfi Magnan Alice Ruth Maxwell Alexandra Leigh Mayo Nancy Delores Moore Suzann Sutton Morton Patricia Ann O’Brien Ramona Elizabeth Orta Mary Virginia Osborne Jane Arline Paden Carol Crisp Palmer Linda Ellis Pegram Betty Preston Pratt Judith Page Prestridge Page Thirty nine - . - “ Patsy Jean Price Alyce Barbara Riddle Lane Summers Rockett Mary Virginia Rose Katherine Sharon Rosenberg Jane Marie Sanders Ruth Christina Scholten Rebecca White Shaffer Judith Allen Shope Adrienne Lee Shumaker Patricia Moore Sims Carolyn Louise Skeen Brenda Powell Smith Mary Carole Smyer Rosallen Wilson Spencer Marion Gene Stallworth Mary Weldon Stowers Brenda Ann Sweezy Jane Tyler Tallman Rebecca Anne Thompson Genie Vance Linda Juliett Venning Shu-Mei Wang Barbara Harrison West Phyllis Ann Whitenack Peggy Elaine Wiriden Martha Woods Wilbur Ruth Young Not pictured: Nancie Mann Brook, Janet Caroline Carter, Ruth Goldman Cohen, Nancy Gray Cook, Bobbie Aileen Cran- ford, Mary Elizabeth Cronquist. Mary Elizabeth Fisher, Gave Lynn Gardner, Jane Allen Greenwood, Yvonne Louise Hus- key, Maud Elizabeth Nisbet, Susan Ott, Marie Wilkins Saw- yer, Eleanor Ruth Starnes, Anita Louise Warlick, Diane Wein- berger, Margaret Jameson White. Page Forty ft__________________________________ Brash Rosie Spencer asserts her authority. Most of the freshmen realized that her “hark is worse than her bite. ' Lined up and expecting the worst. Sophomores have no mercy. Thev have the air of those who know what life is all about. RAT WEEK gave us Cock) sophomores are dampened by bewildered freshmen who are quickly wising-up. Rage Forty-one Alice Manning President of Panhellenic Council sororities a d d e The Panhellenic Council serves as the coordinator among the six sororities on campus. 1 he primary activity of this council was rush week. Held earlier than usual, rush netted 108 pledges. A workshop following this period was held to evaluate the rush practices. I he Alpha Delta Pi’s won the first prize and the Chi Omegas second prize during the annual sorority sing held in December. Again this year Panhellenic was in charge of setting up after dinner coffee and aiding Q.C.A. in the White Gift Service. Standing: L. Scarborough, C. Rogers, S. Guigou, S. McSwain. Seated, front row: K. Barker, K. Mack, H. Cranford, P. Sims, L. Woodward. Back row: A. Carmichael, C. King, A. Marks. I Ik ADPi’s did it again. Tlit y took lirst place in the Sing. Among other things they sang Anderson’s Sleigh Ride.” to our self-assurance Two pledges were taken in at second semester rush which started the new term. Something new was added this year, Panhellenic Council in connection with Ivey’s sponsored a fashion show using sorori t girls as models. Initiation and banquets were the first week in March. I he Panhellenic dance weekend, which included an in formal dance, a concert, and a formal dance, followed during the second week in March. Out of the gym run the new pledges, their bids in their hands. The fashion show was the first of its kind at Queens. Sorority girls were the models. alpha chi omega Helen Cranford President, Alpha Chi Omega The Alpha Chi’s second year on campus was a very busy one. No sooner had the members arrived than they began making Japanese favors, lanterns, and brightly colored kimonos. All the work was well worth the effort when fourteen pledges donned ribbons of scarlet and olive green at the end of rush. Sorority life settled down until time for Sorority Sing when all of us sang until we were hoarse. I he semester ended much too soon and we lost two members—Dot to graduation and Kakie to Ge- neva. Second semester brought initiation and shiny new lyres for new members. Parties and “feeds’’ filled the days until graduation when we lost three. Page Forty-four A Halloween party, one of the many this year, with Alpha Chi witches. Bl RL l LEN Nancy Apperson C a the r i n i Barker Cleone Blair Mary Jennings Brown Sara Butler Barbara Campbell Helen Cranford Dorothy Dubose Jenny Eason Funky Grainger Mary Lee Hale June Horner Bobbie Jackson Martha Moise Pat O’Brien Ramona Orta Nancy Quillen Barbara Riddle Bobbie Shelton Brenda Smith Pat Sykes Stephanie Wearn Dorothy Welch Mary E. White Jo Ann infree Joyce Wingate Georgia Young Not pictured: Janet Carter Mary Lib Fisher Eleanor Starnes Page Forty-five Anne Carmichael President, Alpha Delta Pi delta p 1959-60 was an exciting year for the Alpha Delta Pi’s. The enthusiasm of the blue and white castle was con- tagious, for twenty-two new “little sisters” soon gave an added sparkle to the new lodge. With their help, the Sorority Sing cup took its place once again on the black trophy case next to the national scholarship award which the president brought home from convention in Canada during the summer. A badly needed kitchen shower served as the Christmas party this year and also supplied all of the needed utensils and appliances. Caroling in the neighborhood added the final touch to the holiday spirit. Second semester again came and went too soon ending the college life of thirteen of our members. Penny Moffett, Secretary, Judy Fisher, Treasurer, Deanne Smith, Vice-President. Page Forty-six A pledge party and Ann Van at the piano is a typical scene at the ADPi house. Jane i Allison Emilie Anderson Franny Harrow Happ Harrow Jane Bowen Lynn Brown Ann c yrmk ii i i Anne Carmichael Jeanne C hapman Caroi Cochran Susanna Coley Janet Ferran SlISANN I INKLE A Judy Fisher Mary Ann Giles Linda Goodman Julie Green Liu Hook C athy Hutchinson Louise O’Kelly Bella Lancaster Merry Kilner Marti Laird Sue Lane Joyce McCubbin Beth McNair Flora McNair Sallie McSwain Marilyn MacQueen Phyllis Merry Margaret Miller Penny Moffett Linda Pegram Beth Rivers Virginia Rose Sue Ross Carolyn Shelley Judy Shope Peggy Simmons Deanne Smith Carol Ann Speake Genie Stallworth Suzanne Stedman Pat Stell Caroline Stiles Jean Taylor Linda Thompson Ann Vandiver Phyllis Whitenack Kathryn Woods Martha Woods Kathie Wright Paige Young of pictured: Sue Camlin Page Forty seven alpha gamma delta Lillian Scarborough President, Alpha Gamma Delta The Alpha Gam’s returned to Queens ready and eager to begin work for the early rush week. Hard work was worth while when sixteen rushees decided to pledge. Wednesday night open house, Sunday suppers, pledge parties became a part of our year. Sorority Sing and the pledges’ Christmas dinner added to the season. Initiation made sisters out of pledges. And then came the Panhellenic weekend which was such a success. I he semester whizzed by with only May Day and an Alpha Gam May Queen slowing things down a bit. Graduation for several of the group dampened the spirits of the Alpha Gam’s, but the trip to Ocean Drive revived everyone immediately. Gail Jordan, Vice-President, Linden Spann, Pledge Advisor, Barbara West, Secretary. (Not pictured: Joanne Jones, Treas- urer.) Parties down at the house kept studies from being full-time work. Page Forty-eight C Mini Al EX NI l II Caroi Ann Anna Betty Bane Judy Black Ginny Bopp Diana Brannon M rcia Brink i i Sara Butler Sandie Cannon Betty Carmiciiai i Linder (. miter Mary Louis� Ccint.r Sara C hah. Mary Sue Gum bus Ginger Efird Lynn Fricks Cora Helen Fry Mary Bruce Grimsley Maiul.ee Guigou Sandra Guigou Madeline I Iahn Patsy 1 Iogg Nancy Hopkins Helen Jackson Joanne Jones Gail Jordan Betsy Carole Linn Anne McGee Sara Swann McLaughlin Mary Ann Mahon Alice Marks Marilyn Mason Virginia Osborne Sue Palmer Gypsey Ann Pocl Judy Frestridge Mary Quick Gail Rutherford Carol Sams Lillian Scarborough Jackie Shaw Linden Spann Ann Sutherland Suzanne Swain Kay Taylor Barbara W est Peggy iriden Sally W illiamson Sara W oodard Mot pictured: Margaret White Page Forty-nine omega September, 1959, found Chi Omega’s eagerly working on Slumber Parties’’ and Symphony Teas.” Twenty outstanding pledges were the results of all the work. Along with the Phi Mu’s, the Chi O’s got into the “real swing” of fall with a combo party at the Schoolhouse” for all little sisters. 1 he annual Christmas party and feed, along with the gifts for the Negro Day Nursery, ushered in the holiday season. Inter-Sorority Sing and Wonderful Guy” will long be remembered as will the weekly open houses. After exams the Chi O’s replaced the little black bug” of pledgedom with the “gold and pearl badge” of sisterhood. Elections, spring cleaning, and May Day came before long; then graduation climaxed another outstanding and successful year for Chi Omega. Marg Seay, Secretary, Pris Selby, Pledge Advisor, Betsy Thomson, Treasurer. (Not pictured: Lynne Nichols, Vice- President.) “Having fun, Chi Omega style! Page Fifty Nancy Abel Jane Agsten Sara Alday Jo Ai l Rai Ellen Reeui nn Hi oodu'uk 111 Bonnie Bhalino I RIANN C IIRIS I I N Rosemary C lower Joanne Cooper Flo Denny Jane Dudle Jeanni Freeman Judy Fuller Barbara Goodwin Patsy Guyer Marilyn Hackeii Brenda Harman Sara Harrington Pennie Jenkins Ida Johnson Donnelle Keenan Julene King Dottie Lyne Anne Mil utciien Pat McDaniel Kay Mack Alice Manning Melissa Martin Julia Massey Sandy Mayo Suzann Morton Helene Nichols Lynne Nichols Jane Paden Preston Pratt Ann Portep.tield Peggy Richmond Lane Rockett Jane Sanders Pam Scarborough Marguerite Seay Pris Selby Becky Shaffer Harriet Slocp Rosie Spencer Jane Tall man Betsy Thomson Robbie W eathers Jane West Cecelia Williams Lynn Woodward Nor pictured: Nancie Brook Gaye Gardner Edith Kellerman Kit Lyon Nan Woodham Page Fifty-one 1 he S.S.K.D. docked in September only to set sail again with nineteen new hands. The magazines that had to be sold, were sold, and Christmas seals and candy. House cleaning, planting, rearranging, and party-plan- ning all took their toll of hours on the part of the ener- getic sailors. One of the highlights of the 1960 cruise was the annual Christmas banquet and the presentation of the Kappa Delta dream man crown. The party with the Sigma Chi’s and S.A.E.'s will long be remembered. The slumber party with breakfast at the house, the spirited open-houses, the dread of the inevitable “Visit” all made indelible impressions on the K.D.’s. 1 he projects and ac- tivities carried the year away faster than it ever seemed possible. Genie Vance, Treasurer, Amelia Alexander, Pledge Advisor, Marie Rourk, Secretary. Page Fifty-two Learning a new dance step at the house is one of the myriad activities which takes place. MILIA Al l X will H Beth Appi i in Patsy rscoii Anita C ahoon Green Cherry Marie C lyburn I Iope Crickmer Judith Cranford Millie Lou I)ouc:i vss Susan Gabb Gene Givhan C role Hali Linda Hardee lice Hemphill Betty Hogan Harriet Houston Nancy Ingram Sloan Ingram Sadie Jennette Becky Johnson Betsy Johnson Janet Judd Cynthia King Emily Lloyd Polly McClure Agnes Marks Martha Middlebrooks Sallie Patterson Elizabeth Peck Ann Powell Martha Reid Mary Weldon Stowers Ruth Scholton Virginia Shaw Judy Smith Carole Smyer Becky Thompson Carolyn Tuley Genie Vance Linda Venning Anne Walters Mary Liz Walter Mary Lee White Ann Wilder Not pictured: Bobbie Cranford Susan Ott Page Fifty-three phi mu Carolyn Rogers President, Phi Mu Ever since 1929, the 'Phi Mu Ladies” have returned to Queens in September eager to start rush week. Rush week, 1959, saw eighteen girls pledged. I he year passed quickly, jumping from one event to another. First the Panhellenic pledge dance, then the Thanksgiving party for the children at the Rehabilitation Center. Christ- mas saw Phi Mu carolers at the Methodist Old Folks’ Home before the annual Christmas dinner given by the pledges. Second semester brought with it two new pledges and then initiation. Spring brought S.A.E.’s from Wofford and car washings at Davidson. The year was full but fun. Page Fifty-four k— Sara, Alncia, and Anne are “gang ho'' parties as are the pledges. I C arol Adams Adelaide Anderson Ann Arrington Ann Atkins Betsy Badger Agnf.s Ballinger Ann Barkley Betsy Bennett Margaret Blevins Susan Brooks Linda Cashwell Clare Chambers Prissy Cooper Bettv Rave Cox Carolyn Cromartie Betty Jane Daniel Petra Dickinson Susan Douglas Martha Fari.ey Ann Fischer Nancy Gray Carolyn Hitchcock Kitty Hobbs Mary Hopkins Bonnie Huske Barbara Johnson Robbie Leckie Alacia Lee Margaret Lee Sara Love Sally McClamma Louise McGarity Alice Maxwell Phyllis Monica Nancy Moore Betsy Munn Lee Myers Maywood Nisbet Rachel Patrick Nancy Patterson Carolyn Rentz Carolyn Rogers Adrienne Shumaker Pat Sims Marjorie Smith Kitty Sprinkle Penny Straw Henrietta Taylor Betty Thomas Mary Jac Vaughan Page Fifty-five I HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club, which is made un mainly of Home Economics majors, tries to create interest in the many phases of the field. I his club takes part in school, community, and state-wade activities. Speakers from various fields have been guests of the club and a number of projects have been carried out. Members are left to right: C. H. Fry, B. Linn, A. Atkins, N. Woodham, Mrs. Irons. Kneeling: J. West. Our Sophomore year seemed to be a club-joining one . . . Left to right: Dr. Fehon, B. Munn, N. Parsons, P. jenkins, L. Thompson, M. Christian, M. W alton, Miss Nooe, E. W7est. I he Biology Club, made up of biology majors, seeks to develop greater interest in biological sciences and to inform students of the new developments and opportunities in the field. It is affiliated with the North Carolina Collegiate Academy of Sciences. An outstanding speaker is brought to the cam- pus each semester to speak to all students on some phase of biology. BIOLOGY CLUB Page Fifty-six Left to right: M. Goodman, M. Woods, F. McNair, Ann Fischer, R. Scholten, L. Cashvvell. ALKYRIE is made up of six sophomores who are chocen on the basis of outstanding leadership and scholarship displayed their freshman year. Besides serving as ushers at college functions, these members endeavor to aid others in living up to the ideals of the college and in cultivating a spirit of friendliness and promoting the development ol strong Christian characters. some were chosen as VALKYRIES Serving breakfast in bed is one of the ways that VALKYRIE makes money. Dressed all in black, the group is headed to Xinniss to usher at a college fmiction. Page Fifty seven WE WERE bewildered, green freshmen two years ago, afraid to speak in a group of upperclassmen, afraid not to be well-pre- pared for classes, afraid of being left out and forgotten. We spent one year like this, slowly gaining the confidence necessary for sophomores. WE WERE confident last year, for there were ones under us who thought we were the last word. We knew what to w'ear wEen, how' much to study for each professor, wEich fraternity to date in, how' to drop the w'ords “Germans, Mid-Winters, June Week.” We w'ere sure that our social life w'as the most important part of life. WE ARE now' juniors and showing the intro- spection which hits and dives deeply into the minds of us who are deciding—deciding on our major, deciding on the most im- portant values in life, deciding whether or not to listen in chapel, whether or not to go the extra mile in studies. We think, doubt, rationalize, then think again. But through it all wre at last reach a realization of life. WE ARE seniors realizing for the first time that all life is learning. We w'ill continue to study only more intensely; w'e w'ill be graded but with a true sense of values and a step forward tow'ard our goal. ill 1 w N □ INTROs. . jHECTION □ INTROSPEl. cCTION □ INTROSPECTION l JN □ INTROSPECTION □ INTROS INTROSPECTION □ INTROSPECTION ROSPECTION □ INTROSPECTION □ I NTROSPECTION □ INTROSPECTION □ I TRO introspection z INTROSPECTION □ INTROSPECTION □ I i INTROSPECTION □ INTROSPECTION lT 'CTION □ INTROSPECTION □ INTROSr TROSPECTION □ INTROSPECTION D TROSPECTION □ INTROSPECTION ON □ INTROSPECTION □ ' TION □ INTROSPEC ,r N □ INTf ' Robin Winkler, P .A. Representative Gail Rutherford, Vicz-President Betsy Munn, Bearding Student Council Representative Jane W est, Secretary-Treasurer Susan Brooks, President of Junior Class “A Japanese Fable u7«s fun but it did not bring home the prize this year. Page Sixty-two losi pium Prior Ai i i i i vim Moi i m i rson Fmii.ii Ann Andi iison Beverly Ann Atkins Catherine Irene Barker Beth 7’arleton Biggerstaff Rachel Susan Brooks Barbara Ann Bumgarner Marjorie Evelyn Carlson Carol Cathey Marianna Ramsey Christian Martha Clemmons Nanc y Joyce Apperson C leone Irene Blair Elizabeth Florence Carmichael Juanita McLeod Clontz Page Sixty-three Helen Louise Cranford SlEGLIUDE CABLER Iudith ]o Fisher Elizabeth Raye Cox Cora Helen Fry Martha Stephens Gilliam Margaret ]ohnston Gurley Patsy jo Guyer Cynthia Ann King Page Sixty-fo-ur U Elizabeth Caroline |enkins Margaret Ann Lee Betsy Carole Linn Sally Foriuni McCiamma I’ run i w McDami i |m i Maiu i a n Mac On i i n Kathryn Tracy Mack Agnes Elizabeth Marks Marilyn Lee Mason Martha Irma Middlebrookn Elizabeth Eulalia Munn Loretta Lee Myers Celia Ann Overton Patricia Elaine Payton Catherine Steagall Peeler Ann Lampley Pharr Sue Fields Ross Carolyn Anne Rogers Page Sixty five Gail Genevieve Rutherford Marguerite Ray Seay Sue Jackie Shaw Harriet Erwin Sloop Carol Ann Speake Elizabeth Motte Thomson fflm-'Tir Wj J Margaret Doyle Walton i Page Sixty-six Ruth Ann Vandiver Mary Jacqueline Vaughan Marie Irven Wakeham Ellie Jane West Mary Elizabeth White Mary Lee White Robin Finley Winkler Rosalynn Woodward Evelyn I ee Yelton Sot pictured. Anne Suber Hatcher, Ann Lynn Hobson, Joseph Hudson, Frances Catherine Jerman, Corinne Kaye Kennard Katherine Denise Lvon, Claire Walsh Mercer. Margaret Rebecca Moore, Margaret DeWitt Park.. Frances Usserv West. Honorary organizations tap juniors alpha kappa gamma 1 he Olympian Circle of Alpha Kappa Gamma is one of several college chapters in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia, which are members of the national honorary fraternity. A part of Queens College since the chapter’s founding in 1928, this organization recognizes leadership and service. Left to right: A. Wilder, M. Martin, J. Smith, M. Hackett, C. Osborne, A. Vandiver, (. Agsten, F. Denny, P. Selby, C. Sams. (Not pictured—R. Leckie K. Woods, L. Brown, P. Merry.) Page Sixty seven Left to right: M. Hackett, B. Calhoun, R. Steele, Dr. Monroe, Dr. Larson, (Not pictured—A. Carmichael.' sigma mu Sigma Mu, a fraternity made up of juniors, seniors, and faculty, recognizes high scholastic attainment and encourages independent research. sigma upsnon Sigma Upsilon, the fraternity for writers, has as its purpose the upholding of literary endeavor and pro- moting of interest in literature in the broadest sense. The local chapter is the Cakes and Ale Chapter and is composed of junior and senior students and faculty members who have shown an interest and an ability in creative writing. First row, left to right: A. Carmichael, M. Martin, H. Houston, A. Alexander, M. Hackett, R. Spencer, A. Manning. Second row: S. Jennette, C. Chambers, Miss Calhoun, Dr. Monroe. Left to right: B. Swee y, Miss Johnson, L. Wilkinson, M. Mason, J. Brooks, I . Jones, |. ingate, M Bangs. delta omicron Omicron Lambda Chapter of Delta Omicron was installed at Queens on May 12, 1959. Seven charter members were initiated at that time. Delta Omicron is made up of music majors. I he magazine of the fraternity is I 1 IE IIEEL. Madrigal singers are left to right: P. Langston, L. Wilkin- son, J. Wingate, A. Marks, J. Ferran, C. Hadley. Culture became important to us Chamber music could be heard in Bunvell once a month. i I I Dr. Wing-tsit Chan, professor of Chinese culture and philosophy at Dartmouth College, was the first of the Asia Society consultants on the role of Non-Western Studies in liberal education. He lectured and spoke to small groups of students during his three-day visit on campus. as did the personalities Dr. K. Kojima, sponsored by the Biology Club, spoke to the students on Population Genetics.” Melissa Hayden, of the Andre Eglev- sky Petit Ballet, appeared here this year. Their 1959-60 itinerary included appearances in Paris and Borne. Dr. John Brokhoff, Lutheran minister, spoke to us on the topic “Can People Be Educated for Marriage? Ruth Slenczynska, who made her dehut at the age of four, played for a capaciti crowd in inniss in February. ; Mrs. Jatie R. Coker, one of our own faculty members, gave an unusually well-received concert on campus. Mrs. Coker has studied both in the United States and abroad. She frequently sings with the Charlotte Opera Association. We also found time for social life Left to right: Gail Rutherford, Sallie McSwain, Rosemary Dellinger, Bonnie Huske, Harriet Sloop, Carol Ann Speake, ludy Prestridge. The Christmas Dance pictured is one of the many events planned by the Social Committee. The chairman is a member of the Recreation Association Council; therefore, many activities are in conjunction with Pi.A. Page Seventy-two . i_i KEALI .M. .aTION □ REALIZATIO ALIZATION □ REALIZATIO. ATION n REALIZATION □ REAL REALIZATION □ REALIZATION □ K □ RE D REALIZATION □ REALIZATIL (EALIZATION □ REALIZATION □ REALi ™i? realization 1' REALIZATION □ REALIZATION □ REALI 1 REALD REALIZATION □ REALIZATIO □ REALIZATION □ REALIZATION □ ALIZATION □ REALIZATION □ RE TION □ REALIZATION □ REALI 'ALIZATION □ REALIZATION 'ON □ REALIZATION H REAI r ' Carolyn Osborne, President of Senior Class Not pictured: Ann Barkley, Vice-President Susan Hovis, Day Student Representative Peggy, Gail, Lillian, Cathy, and Beth work on charts and discuss the trials of practice-teaching. Anna Carmichael, R.A. Representative Linden Spann, Secretary-Treasurer Leila Bennett, Boarding Student Council Representative Page Seventy-six Carol Adams Lexington, a. Home Economics, A.B. Jane Louise Agsten Durham, N. C. Bible and Religion, A.B. Amelia Word Alexander Monticello, Fla. English, History, A.B. Ann Barkley—January graduate, February bride, math teacher, Dean’s list, singer. Page Seventy-seven i___________________________________‘ j-. Mm Mary Ann Barkley Winston-Salem, N. C. Music, A.B. Lelia Self Bennett Wadesboro, N. C. Psychology, A.B. Mary Jennings Browtv Charlotte, N. C. English, A.B. Mary Lynn Brown Charles Town, W. Va. History, A.B. Anna Blanche Carmichael Dillon, S. C. History, A.B. Mary Anne Carmichael Dillon, S. C. Economics, A.B. Page Seventy-eight Mary McDaniel Cathey Charlotte, N. C. Biology, A.B. Suzanne I Ielen Davis Charlotte, N. C. Art, A.B. Rosemary Dellinger Stanley, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. Flo Ellen Denny Roanoke Rapids, N. C. English, A.B. Millie Lou Douglass Chesterfield, S. C. Sociology, A.B. Rosemary Dellinger- Sewing, decorating, always in a tear. Page Seventy-nine Dorothy Lee DuBose Elkins, W. Va. English, A.B. ....S££ Martha Josephine Farley Danville, Va. History, Spanish, A.B. Dorothy Lynn Fricks Marietta, Ga. Bible and Religion, A.B. '� I 11 1 Sandra Carolyn Guigou Marilyn Hackett Mary Alexander Harrell Valdese, N. C. Spencer, N.’ C. Charlotte, N. C. Sociology, A.B. English, Psychology, A.B. English, A.B. Page Eighty Kitty Maxine Hisey Elkton, Ya. Psychology, Sociology, A.B. Patricia Alma I locc. High Point, N. C. Bible and Religion, A.B. Susan Hovis Charlotte, N. C. Howe Economics, A.B. Nancy Ingram—Chee-raw, Europe, basket- ball, AI0I JE) for annual. Elizabeth Baumberger Hudson C harl tte, N. C. Psychology, A.B. Hilda Lee Hull Charlotte, N. C. Chemistry, A.B. Page Eighty-one Gertrude Thompson Huske Fayetteville, N. C. French, A.B. Catherine Ann Hutchinson Elizabethtown, N. C. History, A.B. Nancy Kimball Ingram Cheraw, S. C. History, A.B. i Alice Montine Jones Gail Louviene Jordan Joyce Ann Kelly Elkton, Va. Charlotte, N'. C. Barium Springs, N. C. ■h — Page Eighty-two Sarah Elizabeth Kenney Moultrie, Ga. Bible ami Religion, A.B. Priscilla Ward Knight Sanford, N. C. Psychology, Spanish, A.B. Martha Kay Laird Panama City, Fla. English, A.B. Roberna Ann Leckie Huntington, . Ya. Art, A.B. 1 Iarriet Donnelly Linnemeier Charlotte, N. C. Art, A.B. Degree to be awarded in 1961 Beth McNair—' Yaw’ll, the hoys have to he out . . . chapel charts, phone charts. Page Eighty three { V r Elizabeth Reaves McNair Hartsville, S. C. English, A.B. Sallie McLean McSwain Minturn, S. C. English, A.B. Nancy Marilyn McWhirter Charlotte, N. C. Psychology, A.B. Mary Ann Mahon Alice Louise Manning Melissa Anne Martin Decatur, Ga. Marietta, Ga. Wilmington, N. C. History, A.B. English, A.B. Art, English, A.B. Page Eighty-four Sarah Ann Melton Charlotte, N. C. History, A.B. Phyllis Merry Mobile, Ala. History, A.B. Penelope Rodd Moffett Taylorsville, N. C. Bible and Religion, A.B. Alice Manning—Gladiolas, Duke Ambassa- dors, Have you bought your ticket? Ada Melissa Moose Charlotte, N. C. Sociology, A.B. (Degree to be awarded in 1961 Lynne Nichols Swannanoa, N. C. Mathematics, A.B. Page Eighty-five -r- f i' Nancy Carolyn Osborne Brevard, N. C. Bible and Religion, A.B. Cynthia Nell Parsons Clinton, N. C. Biology, A.B. Martha Rebecca Reid Shelby, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. Sue Anne Reid Davidson, N. C. English, A.B. Phoebe Blackwell Rollins Charlotte, N. C. History, A.B. Marie Foscue Rourk Shallotte, N. C. Psychology, A.B. H Page Eighty-six Carol Elizabeth Sams Charlotte, N. C. History, A.B. Mary Lillian Scarborough Raeford, N. C. History, A.B. Priscilla Ann Selby Charlotte, N. C. Bible and Religion, English, A.B. Bobbi Ernestine Shelton (Miller) Margaret Anne Simmons Charlotte, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Psychology, Sociologyf A.B. History, A.B. Carolyn Osborne— Diamonds, I say . . . Swimmer, singer, dancer, leader, scholar. Page Eighty-seven r • U Betty Carolyn Smith Concord, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. Linden Irene Spann Moncks Corner, S. C. Bible and Religion, A.B Judy Lee Smith Greenville, S. C. Psychology, Sociology, A.B. Reba Lucille Steele Charlotte, N. C. Spanish, A.B. Shirley Marie Tarlton Charlotte, N. C. French, A.B. Lillie Deanne Smith Pendleton, S. C. English, A.B. Page Eighty-eight Jean Lathrop Taylor Chester, S. C. History, A.B. C a roly n Johnson Van Every Charlotte, i . C. Home Economics, A.B. Mary Elizabeth W alter Miami, Fla. History, A.B. Anne W alters— Bethlehem Center, hosjv tals, O.C.A.’s worker. nne Irvine W alters Greenwood. S. C. Sociology, A.B. Dorothy Louise W elch 1 larmonv, N. C. Sociology, A.B. Page Eight)-vine Mary Johannah Whittle Davidson, N. C. Bible and Religion, A.B. Elizabeth Ann Wilder Hendersonville, N. C. History, A.B. Ruth Womick Williams Mt. Holly, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. Kathryn Hutchins Woods Chester, S. C. Music, A.B. Agnes Greene Yoos Charlotte, N. C. Mathematics, Psychology, A.B. Mary lo Whittle—Sunday school, under- standing sports, the freshmen's guiding light. c V Page Ninety Seniors not pictured in previous section: William C . 1 arradav, Sally Buie Gibbs, Carolyn Rowe Ham rick. Luc Davis Johnson, John I I. Easier, Barbara DeRenne Lee, Marilyn Lee Malone, Frances Marie Newton, Jane Cole Oliver, Nina Macri Reps, Doro- th I lodges Robinson, Lcta Anne Smith, Elizabeth Gopfert West. Our la) Oueeti and Maid of Honor? The End! One of the most important aspects of student life at Queens is an efficient and vital Honor Code. Honor Council, elected by the student body, administers the code. Queens marshals represent top scholastic achievement based on cumulative averages for the years preceding the date of selection. I he girls who comprise this honorary organization serve the college at formal academic cere- monies. SENIORS realize the important aspects of life Honor Left to right: J. Agsten, K. Woods, M. Martin, C. Sams, R. Leckie, R. Wilkes. (Not pictured—A. Anderson.) Scholarship Left to right: R. Steele, R. Scholten, J. Dudley, M. Hackett, B. Thomson. (Not pictured—A. Carmichael, Chief Marshal.) I m ---— The Boar’s I lead Dinner is one of the most cherished traditions at Queens. liach year the night before C hrist mas holidays begin, we celebrate the Boars I lead cere mom which centers around a procession bringing in the head with much merr making. I allowing the dinner we gather in Burwell to tell Dr. Walker it we are pinned or engaged. ( hristmas Vespers follows this in Belk Chapel. They appreciate the traditions Boar's Head Ann Wilder bears the candelabrum. Participants in the Boar's Head Procession are Phyllis Merry, Ann ilder, Lynn Brown. Sallie McSwain, Rosemary Del linger. Lynn Brown reeds the history of the tradition to the students and guests. MAY QUEEN I inden Spann AND HER COURT Maid of Honor I Iarriet Sloop (i a 11 Rutherford Page Ninety-six I Left to right: Peggy Wiriden, Gail Rutherford, Genie Stallworth, Anne C’armichaei seven I Left to right: Angela Williams, Kay Mack, Flora McNair, Joyce McCubbin. Page Ninety-eight Left to right: Mope Crickmer, Virginia Bopp, Brenda Harmon, Lynn F ricks. Page Ninety-vine 1 he Student Government Association is the campus self-governing organization. It strives to maintain a spirit of cooperation among students and administration who are living and working together in the college commun- ity. I he association seeks to blend the various tones of student opinion into a harmonious pattern of democratic living, emphasizing orderliness and thoughtfulness in the carrying out of its purpose. the work of the Student i The Student Body at a Wednesday student assembly. I- j Robbie Leckie President of Student Government Association. Adelaide Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Vandiver, Vice-President, Emilie Anderson, N.S.A. coordinator. Coordinating Council is the sounding-board of the student body. It is composed oF the presidents of the major organizations, the presidents of the classes, the editors of student publications, and the officers o! Stu dent Government. I he council coordinates activities on campus and listens to ideas and opinions from stu dents. Presenting a new constitution to the students was a task of this year's council. overnment Association Coordinating Council members are seated left to right: C. Sams, E. Anderson. C. Osborne, J. Agsten, R. Leckie, F. Denny, A. Manning. |. Smith. Standing: P. Young, S. Brooks, M. Martin. A. Anderson, A. Vandiver, M. Hackett, A. Fischer. Flier Staff, left to right: A. Vandiver, F. oodward, M. 1. Vaughan, A. Fischer. P. McDaniel, S. Foster. E. Yelton. I he Flier, a weekly bulletin, is published by Coordinating Coun- cil. It is issued to the student body at the end of each week and con- tains a weekly calendar, announce- ments, and news articles of interest to the student bod and faculty. Page One Hundred One I I i ; ’ Boarding Student Council Betty Rae Cox, Secretary, Linda Cashwell, Treasurer. Melissa Martin President of Boarding Student Council Boarding Student Government is based on the belief that the members of the college community desire for themselves growth in self-discipline and self-control in behavior. Its pur- pose is, therefore, to make the campus and the residence halls conducive to this growth and self-control. Its duties are to formulate and enforce regulations, to uphold the merit system, to act as liaison between the boarding students and the ad- ministration, and to assist in planning Freshman Orientation. Left to right: I . Smith, R.A. Representative; G. Jordan. Vice-President; S. Hovis, Senior Cla s Representative; S. Rhyne, Freshman Class Representative; N. Hopkins. Secreti.rr; W . R. Young, Sophomore Class Representative. Xot pictured: H. Houston, Treasurer; C. Overton, Junior Class Representative. Day Student Council The Day Student Council began work during the summer bv being hostess at a swimming and bridge party for new students. After-dinner coffee and a tea for new students and new faculn kept the council busy after school opened. Black Friday Auction and the spring Bake Sale provided money for two one-hundred dollar scholarships that went to desen ing dav students. Some of the money earned also went for general repairs and additions to Blair Union. C arol Sams President. Da) Student Council Officers are: Harriet Houston, Treasurer, Nancy Hopkins, Secretary, Gail Jordan, Vice-President. Page One Hundred Three made WHO'S WHO among students in American universities and colleges Jane Agsten Serene, reserved, capable. Marilyn Hackett Capable, creative, quick-witted. Robbie Leckie Responsible, considerate, imaginative. Carol Sams Friendl), dependable, versatile. Kathryn W oods Intellectual. talented, expressive. Pris Selby Poised, gracious, genuine. i Ann Wilder Industrious, affable, conscientious. i (Marilyn Hackett Editor, I960 logos Harriet Houston, Jane Dudley, Sue Reid, Rosie Spencer, Ann Fischer make up a part of the logos staff. logos — the new magazine — This year under the editorship of Marilyn Hae- kett the Blue Ouill became the logos. Not only the name changed but also the format. The new maga- zine contained articles, stories, and poetry from authors other than students and faculty. Dotty Dubose, left, had the hard job of business manager this year. r while task, turned literary Lisa Cronquist, Mary Ann M ah on, Marilyn Hackett, Avidia Alexander work on last minute copy and proofreading for the winter edition of logos. 1 Suzann Morton, Jenks Jenkins, and Martha Middlebrooks are another group that helps publish the college magazine. Rosie Spencer and Linda Hardee are the artists for the new maga zinc. They are kept busy trying to find new looks. ' Flo Denny Editor, 1960 Coronet CORONET Once again the end of another Coronet, another year at Queens, and the end of a four-year-period of growth. We, on the staff, have tried to show in pictures the development of a girl through her four years at Queens. The activities are placed under the classes according to the importance we felt they played during that year of our life here. I he annual is more informal than usual in the hope that each pose will remind you in years to come of something definite in your college life. We owe much of the credit of this annual to Marilyn MacOueen who so uncomplainingly scheduled and rescheduled, took and retook the majority of pictures. Without her and her imagination we would have had nothing. Each staff member, however, is vital to the completion of a yearbook. The weight of the entire book falls on the editor who must see that everything is done. 1 he business manager must see to the money angle while the advertising manager must get ads. Each editor is responsible for her section. Without the encouragement of Mr. Hadley and Miss Miscally, the entire project would probably fall apart. Nancy Ingram, left, is the business manager. She has to find a may to pay for everything or start washing dishes. Mary Brown, the advertising manager, prods merchants into buying ads or making donations. Page One Hundred Eight The staff members are. left to right: Jane Dudley, Freshman C lass I ditor. Lane Rockett. Faculty Editor; Carolyn H i t C h c o c k. Sororin Editor; Bets Munn, Junior ( lass Editor; Genie Xante, Sophomore C lass Editor. (Vo pictured: Anne W alters, Senior Class Editor.') Marilyn MacQueen, was the on-the-go photographer for the annual. The ma- jorit of the group and activity shots were made b Marilyn. Susan Aber- nethy. not pictured, was Marilyn’s right-hand-gal. She made and printed several of the pictures in the book. The Publications Board, consisting ol the editors, business managers, and advisors of the publications, meets oc- casionally to discuss ideas or problems. Left to right: Mr. Hadley, Nancy In gram. Flo Denny, Miss Miscally, Dotty Dubose. Marilyn 1 lackett. Dr. Monroe. A WREATH OF CLOVER BLOSSOMS Long ago, a child, thinking it wonderful to make a pretty thing, wove a wreath of clover blossoms from the sunny fields of summer. Heedless of the curious june-bug and tickling of the grasses and the heat, she painstakingly split each short green stem, middle-wise and—careful not to break the chain- threaded the tiny white flowers . . . . NUANCES on a Theme by Pound 1 hank you, whatever comes. Because what you have given me Will last forever. For some, love is theirs for a lifetime To deepen, broaden, mature, 1 o grow ever richer and fuller With the flow of time. For others, the glory of love is theirs For only a minute—a second— Before the dark curtain is drawn And everything is lost. The moments I have shared your love Have been more than most wondrous. 1 he radiance of that love, in this short time, Has illuminated my life And given meaning Where once there was none. This love has tinged with brilliant hues The bleakest shadows of my world, The dark corners of my heart. It has revealed new boundless dimensions, Opened new doors, Shown me new paths, Incited me to strive for nobler, higher goals. All this your love has done, and more: You have thus enriched my life. So thank vou, whatever comes. I will lose you, I know; but that gained From knowing you, loving you Will never be lost. I wish I had one now to give to you— to fling over your head as a token— to say the word I’ve never spoken. I hat child still lives behind the mask I wear; she loved you then, not knowing love, and loves you now, aware of all it means. —Sarah Ann Jennette ’62 IMMOBILITY Form shapes Now apes Patterns of the neverending All blur Never stir From the finish to beginning Life lies Times tries To shove the fortresses of space All fails Death veils The horror of a changeless face. —Rosallen Spencer ’62 —Amelia Alexander ’60 Page 0 ie Hundred Ten SEAWEED HARPS Overhead 1 saw the blowing clouds nd 1 heard the sound of birds, And fish in the sea played on seaweed harps As the swam h the sinking ship. Beneath the iish on the crust Hour 1 he starfish danced to song Waving tentacles on the tide While the clams moved the tempo along. I he seagulls darted and turned and dived And touched each wave with their wings And the (ish played on, on their seaweed harps As the drowning sailor went down. 1 heard his call as 1 lay on the shore nd 1 longed to relieve his plight But the distance was great and I could not go To the singing seaweed harps. So 1 la) and thought, then turned to the earth I o the comfort 1 found in its warmth And the grubbing worm was digging his grave To the tune of the seaweed harps. —Betty Jenkins 61 AND WITH THE PASSING OF SUMMER It was summer Lilies bloomed beside every path their new-found glory bursting forth into unsurpassed blue and white radiance. W e heard sounds never heard before the grasshopper’s rustling music the eerie mating call of the geese as they circled above, making grey white arcs against the skv. We wandered down beside the w'ater and watched the mud-crabs draw strange patterns, as they moved in accord with the rustling weed-grasses. We tried to read their message but the waters lapped the sands smooth. It will be summer always I thought but summer passed and it was cold. WALL SOCKET Tin y modern gargoyles, mass-produced For every room of every modern roost Stare unblinkingly with ancient grins On modern man and all his ancient sins Spit power juice lor all his shiny tools With silent evil knowledge: men arc fools. —Marilyn I Iackctt ’60 “For God so loved the World I hat I le gave 11 is only begotten Son” I hat whosoever would, might Stamp and Curse and Spit and Fight. —Pat Sims ’62 —Sarah Ann Jennette ’62 Reprinted from Jooqs—Winter—1960 Page One Hundred Eleu Senior Statistics Carol Adams Phi Mu House Council (1, 2, 3); Home Economics Club Secretary (2), Treas- urer (3); FAC (2); Phi Mu Ritualistic Chairman (2), Convention Delegate (2), Vice-President (3), Rush Chairman (4); Panhellenic Council Treasurer (3). Jane Louise Agsten Chi Omega BSC Representative (1), Treasurer (2); Choir (1, 2); Valkyrie (2); FAC (2); Secretary-Treasurer of SGA (3); Honor Council (3, 4); Co- ordinating Council (3, 4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); President of QCA (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Amelia Word Alexander Kappa Delta Westminster Fellowship (1); Spanish Club (1, 2); Kappa Delta Ac- tivities Chairman (2), Editor (3), Vice President and Pledge Director (4); QCA (3); FAC (3); Editor of Student Directory (3); Dean’s List (3, 4); Sigma Upsilon (3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4); logos Staff (4). Elizabeth Appleby Kappa Delta Westminster Fellowship (1); Kappa Delta Pledge Class President CO, Scholarship Chairman (3), Social Service Chairman (4); Panhellenic Council Treasurer (2); Dean’s List (2, 3, 4); FAC (3); Student Directory Staff (3); Handbook Staff (3); Chi Omega Sociology Award (3); House Council (3, 4); Reading Program Committee (4); Chapel Committee (4). Margie Spencer Austin Wingate Junior College (1, 2). Mary Ann Barkley Phi Mu Choir (1, 2, 3); Westminster Fellowship CO, Council (2); Dormitory Prayer Meeting Chairman (2); FAC (2); QCA (2), Secretary (3); Phi Mu Registrar (2), Treasurer (3); Madrigals (2, 3, 4); Dean’s List (3); Panhellenic Council Secretary (4). Leila Self Bennett Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Assistant Treasurer (2), Treasurer (3); FAC (2, 4); Dean’s List (2, 4); Class Secretary-Treasurer (3); Class Representative to BSC (4). Mary Jennings Brown Alpha Chi Omega Westminster Fellowship (1, 2, 3, 4), Council (4); Alpha Chi Omega Charter Member (2), Historian (2, 3), Recording Secretary’ (2, 3), Cor- responding Secretary (2, 3, 4); Coronet Staff (3), Advertising Man- ager (4); Charlotte NEWS Representative (4). Mary Lynn Brown Alpha Delta Pi QCA Representative (1). Treasurer (2), Vice-President (3), Chair- man of Christian Re-Emphasis Week (3), Chairman of Student Faculty’ Retreat (4); FAC (2); Valkyrie (2); Orientation Committee (2, 3); Honor Council (3); University’ of Geneva (3); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Boar’s Head Processional (4); Dean’s List (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Anna Blanche Carmichael Alpha Delta Pi FAC (2); RA Treasurer (2), Senior Class Representative (4); Orien- tation Committee C4). Mary Anne Carmichael Alpha Delta Pi Dean’s List (1, 2, 3, 4); FAC (2); Sigma Upsilon (2, 3, 4); QCA Student-Faculty' Retreat Chairman (3); President of Frazer Dormitory (3) ; Quill Staff (3); May Court (3, 4); Marshal (3, 4), Chief (4); Panhellenic Council (4); Alpha Delta Pi Treasurer (3), President (4); Orientation Committee (4); Reading Program Committee (4); Sigma Mu (4) ; Independent Study Program (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Mary McDaniel Cathey King College (1); Biology Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary' (3); Handbook Staff (3). Suzanne Helen Davis Greensboro College (1, 2). Rosemary Dellinger Home Economics Club CL 2, 3, 4), Vice President (3), President (4); Editor of Student Handbook (3); Business Manager of Student Directory (3); Publications Board (3); Dormitory Social Chairman (3, 4); Co- Chairman of Stunt Night (3), Chairman (4); North Carolina Home Economics Association Assistant Vice President (3), President (4); Social Committee (4); Boar’s Head Processional (4) Dean’s List (4). Flo Ellen Denny Chi Omega Class Secretary' (1); Westminster Fellowship (1); Coronet Staff (1, 3), Editor C4); Class President C2); Valkyrie C2); FAC C2); Co- ordinating Council C2, 4); Chi Omega President C3); Honor Council C3); Panhellenic Council C3); Alpha Kappa Gamma C3, 4). Millie Lou Douglass Kappa Delta Spanish Club CL 2, 3), Vice-President C3); Kappa Delta Pledge Class President C2), Chaplain C3); House Council C4); Dean’s List C4). Dorothy Lee DuBose Alpha Chi Omega Westminster Fellowship CL 2, 3, 4), Council C4); Quill Staff C2, 3), Circulation Manager C3); Alpha Chi Omega Charter Member C2), Treasurer C3, 4); Coronet Staff C3); logos Business Manager C4); QCA C4); Charlotte NEWS Representative C4). Martha Josephine Farley Phi Mu Spanish Club CL 2); FAC C2); Social Committee C2); Phi Mu As- sistant Pledge Director C2), President C3); Panhellenic Council C3); President of Belk Dormitory C4); BSC C4). Dorothy Lynn Fricks Alpha Gamma Delta Choir CO‘ House Council C3); Alpha Gamma Delta Beauty’ Delega e to National Convention C3); May Court C4). Sandra Carolyn Guigou Alpha Gamma Delta FAC C2); Alpha Gamma Delta Activities Chairman C2), President C3); Panhellenic Council C3, 4); Social Committee Chairman C4); Represen- tative to RA C4). Marilyn Hackett Chi Omega Coronet Staff CO; Dean’s List CL 2, 3, 4); Chi Omega Model Initi- ate CO, Vice-President C3), Personnel Chairman C4); Quill Staff CL 2, 3); ILndbook Staff C2); QCA C2); Sigma Upsilon C2, 3, 4): Stunt Night Chairman C3): Faculty Concert Lecture Series Committee C3); Co Editor of Flier C3); BSC C3); Sigma Mu C3, 4); Alpha Kappa Gamma C3, 4); logos Editor C4); Coordinating Council C4); Marshal C4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges C4). Mary Alexander Harrell Sacred Heart Junior College CL 2). Kitty Maxink Hisey House Council (2, 4); FAC C2, 3); QCA Service Project Committee C3); Chapel Committee CO Patricia Alma Hogg Alpha Gamma Delta Flier Staff CO; Quill Staff CL 2, 3); Westminster Fellowship CL 2, 3, 4), Council C2), President C3), Vice-President CO, Secretary’ of Synod of North Carolina CO; FAC C3); Sigma Upsilon C3); QCA C3); Alpha Gamma Delta Chaplain C3), House Chairman C4); logos Staff C4); Chapel Committee C4); Christian Re-Emphasis Week Committee C4); Elections Committee CO; Reading Committee CO Page One Hundred Twelve TROY DRUG STORES 2116 N. Independence Blvd. Telephone FR 5-1459 625 Woodlawn Road Telephone JA 3-6606 2044 Hutchison Avenue Telephone FR 5-2569 705 Sharon-Amity Road Telephone EM 6-1612 PRESCRIPTIONS Delivery Service Stores of Personal Service ASHEVILLE—BREVARD CANTON—CHARLOTTE HENDERSONVILLE—LENOIR WAYNESVILLE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Page One Hundred Thirteen Senior Statistics Susan Hovis Home Economics Club (2); FAC (3); Day Student Representative to RA (3); Council (3), Class Representative (4); Dean’s List (4). Elizabeth Baumberger Hudson Virginia Intermont (1); University of North Carolina (2); Dean’s List (4). Hilda Lee Hull Madison College (1); Medical College of Virginia (2, 3), Gertrude Thompson Huske Phi Mu FAC (2); Social Committee (2, 3, 4); Phi Mu Chaplain (4); House Council (4); Dean’s List (4). Catherine Ann Hlitchinson Alpha Delta Pi House Council (1); Alpha Delta Pi Activities Chairman (2), Regis- trar (3), Guard (4). Nancy Kimball Ingram Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Historian (2), Secretary (3), Convention Delegate (3), Editor (4); Class Representative to RA (3); Coronet Staff (3), Busi- ness Manager (4). Alice Montine Jones Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); Chapel Committee (2); FAC (2, 3); Charlotte Music Club Award (3); Dolphin Club (3, 4); Delta Omicron (3, 4), President (4); Dean’s List (4); Opera Debut (4). Gail Louviene ]ordan Alpha Gamma Delta Coronet Staff (1); Charlotte Community Sing Chairman (1); Alpha Gamma Delta House Chairman (2), Assistant Pledge Trainer (2), Guard (3), Second Vice-President (4); FAC (3); Day Student Council (3, 4), Vice President (4); Orientation Committee (4). Joyce Ann Kelly Presbyterian Hospital (1, 2, 3); Assistant Infirmary Nurse (3, 4). Sarah Elizabeth Kenney QCA Faith and Heritage Committee (2, 3); Myers Park Methodist College Class President (2, 3); Methodist Student Fellowship (3, 4), President (4); Christian Re-Emphasis Week Committee (4). Priscilla Ward Knight Dormitory Prayer Meeting Chairman (1, 2); Westminster Fellowship (1, 2, 3), Council (2); Spanish Club (1, 2, 3); House Council (2); Handbook Staff (2, 3). Martha Kay Laird Alpha Delta Pi FI ier Staff (3); Chapel Committee (4). Roberna Ann Leckie Phi Mu Class President (1); Stunt Night Co-Chairman (1); Coordinating Council (1, 3, 4); Class Vice-President (2); FAC (2); QCA (2); Valkyrie (2); Quill Staff (2, 3); Flier Elitor (3); SGA Vice Presiuent (3), President (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Orientation Com- mittee (3, 4); Honor Council (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Harriet Donnelly Linnemeier (1961) University of South Carolina CO- Elizabeth Reaves McNair Alpha Delta Pi Dolphin Club (1); House Council (1, 2); FAC (2); Class Treasurer (2); Orientation Committee (2, 3, 4); Class President (3); Coordinating Council (3); Dean’s List (3); Alpha Delta Pi Social Chairman (3); President of New Dormitory (4); BSC (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4). Sallie McLean McSwain Alpha Delta Pi Class Treasurer (1); QCA (2); FAC (2); Quill S aff (2 . Citizenship Encampment Representative (2); Alpha Delta Pi Scholarship Chairman (2) , Reporter and Historian (3); Dean's List (2, 4); Spokesman Co- Editor (3); Going to College Handbook Board (3); Study Committee on Non Western Culture (3); Sigma Upsilon (3, 4), President (4); Orien tation Committee (4); Social Committee (4); Panhellenic Council (A); Boar’s Head Processional (4). Nancy Marilyn McWhirter Greensboro College (1, 2). Mary Ann Mahon Alpha Gamma Delta University of Georgia (1); Alpha Gamma Delta Guard (4); logos Staff (4). Alice Louise Manning Chi Omega Spanish Club (1); Chapel Committee (3); Panhellenic Council Vice- President (3), President (4); Sigma Upsilon (3, 4); Coordinating Coun cil (4); Dean’s List (4). Melissa Anne Martin Cin Omega Rat Week Chairman (2); QCA (3); Dolphin Club (3, 4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); BSC Secretary (3), President (4); Coordinating Council (4); Honor Council (4); Sigma Upsilon (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Sarah Ann Melton Appalachian State Teachers’ College (1). Phyllis Merry Alpha Delta Pi Dolphin Club (I); Dean’s List (1, 2, 3, 4); QCA (2); Alpha Delta Pi Pledge Class President (2), Scholarship Award (2); NSA Coordinator (3) , Carolinas-Virginia Regional Secretary (4); Orientation Committee (3); Spokesman Co-Editor (3); Coordinating Council (3); Sigma Mu (3, 4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Boar’s HeaJ Processional 4). Penelope Rodd Moffett Alpha Delta Pi House Council (2); FAC (2); Dean’s List (3); Class Representative to BSC (3); Chapel Committee (3), Chairman (4); QCA Service Proj- ect Chairman (3), Cabinet (4); Alpha Delta Pi Recording Secretary (4). Ada Melissa Moose (1961) Woman’s College, University of North Carolina (1, 2). Lynne Nichols Cm Omega Choir (1); Chi Omega Social Treasurer (1), Rush Chairman (3), Vice- President (4); FAC (2); House Council (2); Dean’s List (2, 3, 4); Handbook Staff (3); NSA Committee Chairman (3). Nancy Carolyn Osborne Dolphin Club (1, 2, 3, 4), President (3), Outstanding Participation Award (3); Dean’s List (2); RA (3); Chapel Committee (3); Stunt Night Gallery Chairman (3, 4); Choir (4); Coordinating Council (4); Class President (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4). Cynthia Nell Parsons House Council (1); Quill Staff (1); Dormitory Prayer Meeting Com mittee (1, 3); Coronet Staff (2); FAC (2); Student Directory Staff (3); Attendance Policy Chairman (3); Research Grant (3); Biology Club Vice- President (3), President (4); North Carolina Collegiate Academy (3, 4). Page One Hundred Fourteen For Over 65 Years ... Your Home of Better Values nmuRicnn commcRcmi 200 • 208 SOUTH TRYON STREET, CHARLOTTE. N. C. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION REESE’S ANTIQUE SHOPS Gifts for Today — Heirlooms of Tomorrow J 1029 Providence Road 120 West 5th Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One lundred Fifteen Senior Statistics Martha Rebecca Reid Kappa Delta Spanish Club (1); Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3), Publicity (2), Secretary-Treasurer (3); Kappa Delta Pledge Class Treasurer C2), Assist- ant Rush Chairman (3); Panhellenic Council Secretary (3); House Council (3) ; BSC (4); Orientation Committee (4); President of Long Dormi- tor.' (4). Sue Anne Reid Woman’s College, University of North Carolina (1); QCA Commit- tee (2); Westminster Fellowship (2, 3)( Vice-President (3); Choir (2, 3, 4); FAC (3); Dean’s List (3, 4); logos Staff (4). Phoebe Blackwell Rollins Montreat College (1, 2, 3). Marie Foscue Rourk Kappa Delta Dolphin Club (1, 2, 3, 4); FAC (2); Kappa Delta Chaplain and Parliamentarian (2), Activities Chairman (3), Secretary (4); Student Directory Staff (3); Coronet Staff (4). Carol Elizabeth Sams Alpha Gamma Delta FAC (2); Alpha Gamma Delta Editor (2), Second Vice-President (3); Day Student Council Treasurer (2), Secretary (3), President (4); Orien- tation Committee (2, 3, 4); Coronet Staff (3); Coordinating Council (4) ; Honor Council (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Mary Lillian Scarborough Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta First Vice-President (3), President CO; Pan- hellenic Council (4). Priscilla Ann Selby Chi Omega FAC (2); Chapel Committee Chairman (2); QCA (2, 3); Day Student Council Vice President (3); Honor Council (3); Dean’s List (3); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4), President (4); Orientation Committee Chairman (4); May Court (4); Chi Omega Pledge Instructor (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Bobbi Ernestine Shelton (Miller) Alpha Chi Omega Stetson University (1); Alpha Chi Omega Charter Member (2), House President (3), Social Chairman (3), Second Vice President an! Pledge Trainer (4); Coronet Staff (3); Quill Staff (3). Margaret Anne Simmons Alpha Delta Pi Converse College (1, 2); House Council (3, 4); Alpha Delta Pi Cor- responding Secretary (4). Betty Carolyn Smith Quill Staff (1); Home Economics Club (1, 2, 4). Judy Lee Smith Kappa Delta Dolphin Club (1, 2, 3), Treasurer (2), Vice-President (3); FAC (2); Stunt Night Chairman (2); RA Publicity Chairman (2), Secretary (3), President (4); Dean’s List (3); Kappa Delta Rush Chairman (3); Orientation Committee (3, 4); Elections Committee (4); Coordinating Council (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4). Lillie Deanne Smith Alpha Delta Pi Spanish Club (1); Alpha Delta Pi Best Pledge (1), House Co-Chair- man (3), Vice President and Pledge Director (4); FAC (2, 3); House Council (2, 3, 4); May Court (2, 3), Maid of Honor (4); Christian Re Emphasis Week Committee (3). Linden Irene Spann Alpha Gamma Delta Dolphin Club (1, 2, 3), Secretary (2, 3); House Council CO; Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Manager (2), Hostess 0); May Court (1, 2, 3), May Day Chairman (3), May Queen (4); FAC (2); Social Committee (3); Alpha Gamma Delta Activities Chairman (3), First Vice-President (4); Class Secretary-Treasurer (4). Reba Lucille Steele Spanish Club (1, 2); Dean’s List (1, 2, 3, 4); Sigma Mu (4); Mar- shal (4). Shirley Marie Tarlton Peace College (1, 2). Jean Lathrop Taylor Alpha Delta Pi FAC (2); Alpha Delta Pi Project Chairman (2), Rush Chairman (3). Carolyn Johnson Van Every Salem College CL 2); Dolphin Club CL 4); Home Economics Club C3, 4); Dean’s List CO- Mary Elizabeth Walter Kappa Delta Westminster Fellowship CO; Kappa Delta Best Pledge CO, Projects Chairman C2), Guard CO, Sergeant-at-Arms CO; Spanish Club C2); Student Directory Staff CO- Anne Irvine Walters Kappa Delta Furman University CO; Dormitory Prayer Meeting Chairman C2); Westminster Fellowship C2, 3, 4), Council CO; FAC CO; Quill Staff C3); Christian Re-Emphasis Week Committee CO; Faith and Heritage Committee C3); Handbook Staff CO; Coronet Staff C3, 4); Kappa Delta Magazine Chairman CO, Scholarship Chairman CO; QCA CO- Dorothy Louise Welch Alpha Chi Omega Catawba College CO; QCA Resource Committee CO; Charlotte NEWS Representative CO; Chapel Committee CO- Mary Johannah Whittle Dormitory Prayer Meeting Chairman C2); FAC C3); House Council C3); QCA Freshman Coordinating Commit.ee CO; BSC C4); President of Watkins Dormitory CO- Elizabeth Ann Wilder Kappa Delta Westminster Fellowship CL 2, 3, 4), Treasurer C3); FAC C2); QCA C2), Vice-President CO; Dean’s List C3); Honor Council C3); Student Directory Staff C3); Kappa Delta Assistant Treasurer C3); Orientation Committee CO; Alpha Kappa Gamma CO; Boar’s Head Processional CO; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges C4). Ruth Womick Williams Sacred Heart College CL- 2). Kathryn Hlitchins Woods Alpha Delta Pi Class Vice-President CO; Dolphin Club CO; Stunt Night Co-Chair- man CO; Outstanding Freshman Award CO; Dean’s List CL 2, 3, 4); FAC C2); Valkyrie C2); Madrigals C2, 3); Alpha Delta Pi Projects Co- Chairman C2, 4); Class Vice-President C3); University of Geneva C3); Honor Council C3, 4); Sigma Mu C3, 4); Alpha Kappa Gamma CO; Choir CO; Senior Piano Recital CO; Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities CO- Agnes Greene Yoos Berea College CL 2); Dean’s List C3, 4). Page One Hundred Sixteen Compliments of DON ALLEN CHEVROLET 531 E. Trade St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Get The Best Get TRADE MARK DAIRY PRODUCTS 500 Dalton Ave. Phone FR 7-3421 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of H. B. OWSLEY SON, INC. Construction Equipment Sales and Service Pineville Road JA 3-3141 Page One Hundred Seventeen Board of Trustees Alexander, The Rev. Chester, Burlington, N. C. Akers, John M., Gastonia, N. C. Barnhardt, William H., Charlotte, N. C. Belk, Mrs. W. H., Charlotte, N. C. Brooks, Thornton, Greensboro, N. C. Cannon, Mrs. William C., Concord, N. C. Carson, McAlister, Charlotte, N. C. Conyers, W. Priestly, Jr., Spartanburg, S. C. Dowdy, George W., Charlotte, N. C. Everett, H. H., Charlotte, N. C., Chairman Everett, The Rev. Joseph W., Jr., Rock Hill, S. C. Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. M. H., Columbia, S. C. Fogartie, The Rev. James E., Charlotte, N. C., Secretary Harris, James J., Charlotte, N. C. Jackson, The Rev. James W., D.D., Columbia, S. C., Advisory Johnson, Mrs. Curtis B., Charlotte, N. C. Jones, The Rev. James A., D.D., Richmond, Va., Advisory Jones, The Rev. Lynn T., D.D., Columbia, S. C. Kincey, H. F., Charlotte, N. C. Knight, Dr. F. L., Sanford, N. C. Lilly, The Rev. Edward G., D.D., Hartsville, S. C. McCall, L. A., Jr., Florence, S. C. McCraw, Carl G., Charlotte, N. C. Marshall, Hunter, Charlotte, N. C. Stowe, Mrs. S. P., Belmont, N. C. Street, C. P., Charlotte, N. C. Quattlebaum, Paul, Conway, S. C. Walker, Edwin R., President, Ex-Officio Administrative Staff Alexander, Ingrid M., Route 1, Matthews, N. C. Resident Nurse Bell, Janette M., 3852 Stonehaven Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary. Evening College Bost, A. Jackson, Herron Road, Charlotte, N. C. Superintendent of Grounds Boyd, Ellanor F., 209 B. Wakefield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Secretarv to the Dean of the College Cooper, Edith W.. 2001 Providence Road, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant to the Business Manager Denman, Dorothv G., 805 Addison Apts., 831 Morehead Street, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Librarian and Cataloger Gibbs, James W., 1707 Club Road, Apt. 4, Charlotte, N. C. Multilith Operator Gill, Gertrude G., 433 Jefferson Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Music Department Glasgow, Dr. Douglas M., 2822 Glendale Road, Charlotte, N. C. College Physician Goeller, Lorena A., 116 Canterbury Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Long Hall Green, Carrie B., 210 Canterbury Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Belk Hall Hadley, Leonora T., 2048 Hastings Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Library Assistant Hearn, Madeline S., 329 Tranquil Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Dining Hall Supervisor Herron, Ruth, 1022 East Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C. Supervisor of Housekeeping Hill, Pearl N., 3113 Tuckaseegee Read, Apt. C, Charlotte, N. C. Switchboard Operator Hilton, Lois R., 167 Canterbury Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Capital Fund Accounts Kelly, Irene T., 1818 Club Road, Apt. 4, Charlotte, N. C. Manager, College Store Kelly, Joyce A., Barium Springs, N. C. Assistant Resident Nurse Ligon, Jane G., 2243 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Assistant, Alumnae Office Logan, M. Ann, 2717 Marston Road, Charlotte, N. C. Admissions Counselor McNeill, Donald D., 1139 Canterbury Road, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant to the Treasurer Moffett, Man' Ann, 2717 Marston Road, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Admissions Office Morton, Adeline W., 2418 Vernon Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary to the Dean of Students Newton, F. Marie, Route 5, Heath Springs, S. C. Assistant Resident Nurse Poplin, Sam W., 1932 Wilmore Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Superintendent cf Maintenance Railey, Edith M., Route 7, Box 542, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Manager, College Store Rayburn, Jean L., 153 Middleton Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Admissions Counselor Ridgeway, Jeanne H., 5301 Seacroft Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Library Assistant Rousseau, Ashby H., 1715 Springdale Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Dean of Students; Resident Counselor, New Dormitory Rudisill, Louise T., 4221 Murravhill Road, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary to the President Squires, Kate, 1405 Scott Court, Charlotte, N. C. Night Switchboard Operator Walter, Frances D., 519 Fenton Place, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary to the President Ward. Annie-Flagg, 916 Bromley Road, Apt. 1, Charlotte, N. C. Dietitian Wayburn, Jane G., 1304 Iris Drive, Apt. 2, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant, Public Relations Office Wentz, Dorothy A., 118 Svlvania Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Business Office Administration Administration Walker, Edwin R.. 1871 Cassamia Place, Charlotte, N. C. President, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., LL.D., Southwestern University; Vanderbuilt University; University of Chicago. Larson, Curtis W. R., Sherbrooke Drive. Route 2, Charlotte. N. C. Dean of the College, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., Hamline University; Garrett Biblical Institute; Yale University. Farquharson, Don, 2413 Anslev Court, Charlotte, N. C. Treasurer and Business Manager, B.S., Kansas State Teacher’s College, Emporia, Kansas. Shaw, Robert W., 2201 Shamrock Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Director of Evening College, B.S., M.A., Purdue University; Indiana University. Biser, Harry C., 1796 Jameston Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Director of Admissions, B.S., M.A., American University. Myers, Caroline L., Route 2, Carmel Road, Charlotte, N. C. Registrar. A.B., Queens College. Adams. Audrev M., 519 Willoughbv Street. Apt 4, Charlotte, N. C., A.B., M.A., University of British Columbia. Acting Librarian, Instructor in History, A.B., M.A. Miscally, Mildred L., 1020 Arosa Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Director of Public Relations, Assistant Professor of Journalism, A.B., M.A., University of Georgia. Gebhardt. Ann S., 2500 Sherwood Avenue, Charlotte. N. C. Dean of Students, Head of Art Department, B.F.A., M.A., Lake Erie College; Ohio State University. Barron, Alice K., 2251 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Alumnae Secretarv Page One Hundred Eighteen The Portraits In This Yearbook were made by HORD'S STUDIO The negatives from which these portraits were made are in our files and pictures may be ordered at any time. Charlottetown Mall CHARLOTTE, N. C. BIGGERS BROTHERS, INC. Wholesale FRUITS, PRODUCE AND EGGS INSTITUTIONAL SIZED CANNED FOODS 2800 South Boulevard P. 0. Box 2356 CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. Page One Hundred Xincteen Faculty Albright, Thelma, 1901 Vi Queens Road, Carol Hall, Garage Apt., Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of English, A.B., M.A., Greensboro Col- lege; Duke University. Babb, Herbert E., 840 Fairbanks Road, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Psychology; Associate Professor of Psychology, A.B., M.S., Emory University; University of Ken- tucky. Beidler, William, 820 East Kingston Avenue, Apt. 7, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Philosophy, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Uni- versity of California; University of North Carolina; Osmania University, Hyderabad, India. Black, Elizabeth McD., 2717 Sunset Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Education, A.B., M.A., Woman's Col- lege of the University of North Carolina; Columbia Univer- sity; Northwestern University; Temple University. Brewer, Charles E., 1416 Scotland Avenue, CharloPe, N. C. Visiting Lecturer in Economics; A.B., Princeton University. Brown, Harry L., Jr., 4067 Sheffield Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Education; Professor of Education, A.B., M.A., Ed.D., University of North Carolina; Teachers College, Columbia University. Calhoun, Catherine Blue, 820 E. Kingston Ave., Apt. 4, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in English, A.B., M.A., Queens College; North- western University. Chalmers, Roberta T. S., 2325 Wellesley Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of English, A.B., M.A., B.Litt., Mount Holyoke College; Radcliffe College; Oxford University. Coker, Jane Frazier, 3020 Pinehurst Place, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Music, B.Mus., Salem College. Cooner, Kathryn. 1337 Bibmore Drive, Charlotte. N. C. Instructor in Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., Oberlin Conservatory of Music; Indiana University. Cumming, Elizabeth Chandler, 313 Woodland Street, Davidson, N. C. (Box 306) Visiting Associate Professor of English, A.B., M.A., Smith College; Oxford University. Currie, Stuart D., 3900 Belton Street, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Bible, Religion, and Philosophy; Pro- fessor of Bible and Religion, A.B., B.D., University of Texas; Austin Presbyterian Seminary; Union Theological Seminary, New York City; Emory University. Drewry, L. Aubrey, Jr., 2101 Forsyth Street, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Economics; Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics, B.S., M.A., University of Virginia. Dunlap, Sarah I., 2134 Sherwood Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Acting Head of Department of Home Economics; Assistant Professor of Home Economics, B.S., M.A., Winthrop College; University of Tennessee. Eagle, Nancy, 438 Berkshire Road, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Music, B.S., M.A., Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina; Appalachian State Teacher’s College; University of Indiana; Peabody College; Catawba College. Fehon, Jack H., 4355 Autumn Court, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Biology; Professor of Biology, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., University of Florida; Florida State University. Gaston, Margaret, 2427 Vail Avenue, Apt. B-17, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Music, B.Mus., Converse College. Hadley, Charles O., 2048 Hastings Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Speech and Comparative Literature, A.B., M.A., Davidson College; University of North Carolina; University of Besancon; Duke University. Hall, Grace M., 216 Wales Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Visiting Lecturer in Geography, A.B., M.A., Glenville State Teachers College; Marshall College. Hayes, M. Joyce, 820 East Kingston Avenue, Apt. 4, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Psychology, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Uni- versity of South Carolina; Ohio State University; University of North Carolina. Holliday, John A., 2325 Crescent Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Professor of Music, A.B., M.A., Hamline University; Univer- sity of Minnesota. Hoyle, Hughes B., Jr., 2040 Hastings Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Mathematics and Physics; Professor of Mathematics and Physics, A.B., M.A., University of North Carolina; New York University. Irons, Frances Virginia, 2820 Chelsea Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Home Economics, B.S., M.S., Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina; Virginia Poly- technic Institute. Jenkins, Eleanor L., 1521 East Seventh Street, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Mathematics, A.B., M.A., Queens Col- lege; University of North Carolina. Johnson, Marie, 2913 Westfield Road, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., Greensboro Col- lege; Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Lewis, Donald E., 1632 Carolina Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Associate Professor of Chemistry, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Abilene Christian College; Florida State University'. McDonald, Peggy P., 1825 Jameston Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Physical Education, B.S., Winthrop College. McEwen, Mildred M., 2316 Westfield Road, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Chemistry; Professor of Chemistry, A. B., M.A., Ph.D., Queens College; University of North Caro- lina. Magher, Ruth R., 3419 Park Road, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Physical Education, Instructor in Physi- cal Education, B.S., Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina; Johns Hopkins University. Monroe, Dougald McD., Jr., 4508 Rockford Court, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of English; Professor of English, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Washington and Lee University; Northwestern University. Moose, Philip A., 323 West E. Street, Newton, N. C. Associate Professor of Art, Stevens School; National Academy; Columbia University Art School, Skowhegan School of Paint- ing; Taxco School of Art, Mexico; Academy of Fine Arts, Munich. Morrison, John D., 1817 Maryland Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., A.A.G.O., Northwestern University. Nooe, Sarah M., 112 W. Sharpe Street, Statesville, N. C. Professor of Biolog}', B.S., M.A., Meredith College; Columbia University; Furman University; University of Virginia; Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina; Uni- versity of Washington. Preyer, Norris, W., 2028 Roswell Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Professor of History, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., University of North Carolina; University of Virginia; Harvard University. Richardson, Caroline G., 221 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages, A.B., M.A., Win- throp College; University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee; Universitv of South Carolina; University of Minnesota; Uni- versity of Laval, Quebec. Ross, Dorothy L., 680 Llewellyn Place, Charlotte, N. C. Visiting Associate Professor of Sociology, A.B., M.A., Univer- sity of Miami; University of Pennsylvania; University of North Carolina. Salley, C. Louise, 226 Circle Avenue, Charlotte, N. 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