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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

Guardian bright, our Alma Mater, Molder of our hearts and minds, Light high visions in th) daughters And a loyalty that hinds. Gladly do lift our voices Pledging thee our faith and love. Teach our minds and hearts to follow Him who leads us from above. Living truth is ever ringing— Tune our ears to hear that chime. Lasting wisdom peace is bringing— Lead us in her way sublime. Queens, to thee we pledge our spirits, Tver thine, a loyal hand. Queens, thy praises irt7 are singing. Grateful for thy guiding hand. THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENTS OF QUEENS COLLEGE • CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA een u n ilreil CORO NET GENIE VANCE • Business Manager, VIRGINIA ROSE • Advertising Manager, MARGARET MILLER These are the paths we troil- Knowing that by following we would learn Someday to find our way alone And lead another on some other path. III FOREWORD In a quest we come. New paths to follow bring new responsibilities. Lead us. An exploration becomes a knowledge—to ask, to find answers, and to ask again. Teach us. Unsure steps take us from ourselves toward the discovery of a world. Guide us. In a quest we leave Queens— a place, an idea, a way of life . . . the search will continue with deeper and surer proportion. CHANNELS THROUGH WHICH WE WERE GUIDED Responsibility Government 10 Student Councils 12 Flier 15 Religion 16 Diversion Panhellenic 20 Sororities 22 Recreation 34 Socials 37 Publications 38 Clubs 43 Achievement Honoraries 48 May Day 50 Who’s Who 56 Knowledge Administration Faculty Staff Curriculum Classes Scholars 60 64 66 68 70 87 I DEDICATION Because . . . —you are cle roted to teach in a, j O —your interest in learning has made us want to learn. J O —you give a valuable part of yourself to even student, —you speak beautifully and enthusiastically —even the sunshine sifts through the trees to glimpse vour office door, we dedicate the 1961 Coronet to vou. ■■i Elizabeth Chandler Cum mint; RESPONSIBILITY some leaders are placed the trust and confi- dence of all, and living up to these is responsibility Guiding, molding—a stu- dents challenge and a leader s hope. lavra lavaMaM� ■ STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION We, the students of Queens College, believe the the- ory behind the development of student government rests on the assumption that by giving students reasonable independence in governing matters, they will mature in their concepts of freedom and responsibility. Through a student government the worth of each in- Seated: Linda Cashwell, Secretary; Ann Vandiver, President. Standing: Patsy Guyer, Second Vice-President; Judy Fisher, N.S.A. coordinator; Nancy Abel, Treasurer. Not pic- tured: Adelaide Anderson, First Vice-President; Ruth Wilkes, Ju- dicial Board Chairman. Page Ten ----rT- -- ----- .,t-,- dividual and the value of her contribution may be recog- nized; and as free citizens of the college community, stu dents have the right to question the foundations of the rules to which they are held accountable and to voice their opinions in an honest and intelligent way on matters that concern them and their college. (From Constitution, Student Government Association) The Election Committee burns midnight oil preparing the slate before elections, and counting ballots for various offices. Candidates for major offices make speeches before elections. Ann Fischer and Ruth Scholten listen to Linda Goodman’s speech. STUDENT LEGISLATURE A legislative body representing major organizations, classes, and publications ... functioning to provide opportunities for growth and fulfillment of student needs . . . First row: Ann Fischer, Adelaide Anderson. Nancy Abel, Patsy Guver, Sue Ross, Ann Bloodworth, Ann Vandiver. Second row: Gail Rutherford, Harriet Sloop, Genie Vance, Cynthia King, Judy Fisher, Ruth Wilkes, Kay Taylor. Not pictured: Marilyn MacQueen and Jeannette Prevette. RESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL These students carry on the sometimes thankless hut necessary tasks of making and enforcing social regulations and upholding the merit system. No longer considered a vicious group of Dick 1 racy’s, RSC has proven itself an organization for students by modifying rules and encouraging consideration of others. Adelaide Anderson, President Seated: Suzann Morton, Secretary; Adelaide Anderson, President; Ann Porterfield Treasurer. Standing: Linda Hardee, Kent Anderson, Henrietta Taylor, Marg Seay, Betty Rave Cox, Susan Brooks. In black robes on Monday nights, they may campus you—that’s their job—but they’re human, too! DAY STUDENT COUNCIL A fresh coat of paint, a new rug, old lurniture re finished, and shrubbery planted to border the wide walk wa that was once a drive—“so this is Queens, aha!” Now more comfortable and attractive, Blair Union is always full of day students playing bridge, eating bag lunches, or studying. I he Black Friday Auction offered students everything from an African violet to a Shealy original or a trip to the mountains with Miss Moffett—all for a price, that is! Blair Union, a home awav from home tor the da students. Patsy Guyj-r, President Susan Douglas, Secretary; Carol Jean Larson. Treasurer; and Dee Ashworth, Freshman Repre- sentative, are planning the sale of tickets for special permissions at the Black Friday Auction. Not pictured: Carolyn Alexander, ice-President. Page Thirteen JUDICIAL BOARD This year saw a change in the judicial branch of Stu- dent Government. No longer called Honor Council and having more jurisdiction than before, Judicial Board is now composed of four members and a chairman, who are elected by the student body. The president of Student Government serves as an ex-officio member. Realizing that the Honor Code is one of the most vital aspects of student life at Queens, Judicial Board strives to insure the understanding and effective work- ing of the code and to assure each individual of her rights. All decisions made by Judicial Board are subject to the opinion of the Advisory Board, which consists of the President of the College, the Dean of the College, and the Dean of Students. Ruth Wilkes, Chairman Ann Vandiver, Adelaide Anderson, Linda Cashwell, Ann Bloodworth, Ruth Wilkes and Ruth Scholten. Page Fourteen THE FLIER Our challenge: to provide a weekly calendar of events, announce- ments, and news articles for each student and faculty member. Our task: to type the stencil, correctly spaced, with no errors and to voice opinions through editorials. Our ambition: to expand I he I Her into a weekly college newspaper in the near future. The Flier Staff helped Ann type and put the Flier in our mailboxes every Saturday: Anne Cooke, Eleanor Randolph, Linder Carter, Susann Finklea, Kathrvn Oehler. and Susan Foster. Ann Fischer, Editor FRESHMAN ADVISORY One friend already made waiting to greet her . . . someone to tell her the do's and don't’s, the why's and COUNCIL how's of campus life . . . someone with whom to share her lun and fears from the first . . . her FAC. First row: Marcia Brinkley, Rosanne Eubanks, Lynda W ilkinson, Janet Judd, Carolyn Shelley, Madeline Hahn, Carolyn Rogers, Chair- man of Orientation; Helen Jackson. Second row: Joanna Brooks, Mary Bruce Grimsley, Maywood Nisbet, Margie Smith, Susan Abernethy, Sue Camlin, Betsy Hutchins, Henrietta Taylor. Third row: Genie Stallworth, Joyce W ingate, Sula Evans, Mary Quick, Janet Allison, Brenda Blackwelder, Merry Kilner, Louise O’Kelley. Page Fifteen I QUEENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION In the light of self-evaluation of purpose and need, OCA planned its activities this year according to three areas—wor- ship, study, and action. The attempt to provide worship opportunities has been a primary concern. The Christian Faith and Heritage Com- mission was responsible for several early morning worship services, dorm prayer meetings, and a Thanksgiving com- munion sendee. I he chapel programs were planned using different forms of worship. World Day of Prayer was ob- served and the pre-Christmas activities were concluded with a vesper program given by the Freshman Class. Students discussed their questions about worship during the Off- Campus Retreat in April. A study program was initiated in cabinet meetings, and campus study was begun in the Sunday Evening Forums. The QCA Library moved to the big one this year and pro- vided material for individual study and preparation for Christian Re-Emphasis Week and the Off-Campus Retreat. Study and worship stimulate action. A retreat for the freshmen during Orientation was OCA’s first event. The Social Responsibility Commission has provided outlets for response by sending girls to help at the Rehabilitation Cen- ter and at Bethlehem Center. I he World University Serv- ice campaign enabled students to express concern for refugee students in Algeria. Considering worship, study, and action, the cabinet chose “Christianity in an Age of Crisis’ as the theme of Christian Re-Emphasis Week. A series of chapel services led by Dr. James A. Jones of Union Theological Seminary in Rich- mond; discussion groups led by faculty members, guest speakers, and students; and a Communion Service led by the Rev. Stuart D. Currie; these were contributions to a signifi- cant week. Two issues of Emphasis provided added interest in the work of QCA on campus. Sue Ross, President Ruth Scholten, Vice-President; Patsy Arscott, Secretary; and Polly McClure, Claudia Johnson, and Betsy Thomson plan Beth Rivers, Treasurer, plan issue of Emphasis. chapel programs. Page Sixteen ; � Sue Lane, Sue Camlin, Janet Judd, and Dr. Preyer discuss parallel reading for Christian Re-Emphasis Week. Carol Cochran, Carolyn Shelley, and Barbara West head for Bethlehem Center. Patsy Arscott, Sue Lane, and Sue Ross attended the Y.W.C.A. Assembly in Richmond. Page Seventeen x. mm Each of us must weigh her ideas and find out where she wants to place her values. Some feel that college is bookwork and others, fraternization; wherever the emphasis, we all share a realization that we must search ourselves for what really matters in life. We are able to benefit from a variety of situa- tions. We can socialize for the sake of partying, play without winning, and em- phasize things worthwhile only to our individual enjoyment with on t losing sight of what is really important to us. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Panhellenic Council faced questions and problems by the dozen this year: Would the Panhel handbook ever get printed; and if it did, would the freshmen benefit from it? Would the council be accused of influencing the freshmen since they visited in the dorms and had one rushee ask how she could pledge Panhel? Would the so- rority girls pay eight dollars apiece for a dance even if their fiances were eight hundred miles away? Would Ray Charles bring the Rayettes? Would Ray Charles show up at all? Would Ray Charles . . . ? With Cynthia leading the group—in promoting more congenial relationships between sororities through having all members work together on the dance, the workshop, and rush rules—it had to be a job interrupted by gales of laughter. Cynthia King, President Betsy Linn, Cora Helen Fry, Alpha Gamma Delta; Carolyn Rogers, Pat Sims, Phi Mu; Genie Stallworth, Linda Goodman, Alpha Delta Pi; Mary Lee Hale, Mary White, Alpha Chi Omega; Kay Mack, Pat McDaniel, Chi Omega; Marie Glyburn, Betsy Johnson, Kappa Delta; and Cynthia King, center, conducting a bid session. “The Sorority Sing trophy goes hack to A D Pi!” Cynthia King to Linda Goodman. Mary Lee and Pat represent Panhel and play encyclopedia to ireshmen who are con fused about Rush Week. Sponsors V bicj name Page Twenty-one ▲ ALPHA CHI OMEGA Janice Adams Jen Alford Nancy Apperson Dee Ashworth Carolyn Bero Cleone Blair Anne Bright Helen Cranford Judy Crotts Beverly Dean Eleanor Garst Carol Gorman Mary Lee Hale June Horner Carolyn Hough Jean Hunter Bobbie Jackson Sara Mullis Jean Norris Ramona Orta Nancy Quillen Dorothy Stamey Kay Travis ■■■■■■■■■■ Mae Thompson Mary White Joyce Wingate Page Twenty-two _A X O jumps to Seconc Id cice in Sc liotcu'sh With anticipation and a lot of new ideas, the Alpha Chi’s husilv prepared for Rush Week. W e were pleased w hen our decorations for the Japanese part} received the approval of two voung Japanese boys. W hen rush wras over we began a year of fun and ac- tivity. The pledges' Waffle Breakfast had a terrific turn- out lor a rainy Sundax morning. Dot and lean proved their enthusiasm as they sat on the chapter room floor all morning making waffles! I he actives showed the pledges how to be sophisticated. Mary Lib provided the atmosphere by blowing Lawrence W’elk-type bubbles. ITie champagne (better known as ginger ale( was delicious, and the talent ... I lelen Pearl Bailex’ Cranford and Joyce-with her magnificent voice- Wi ngate made a contrast—to say the least! Before we knew it we were standing on the stage in Xinniss competing for the Sororitx Sing trophy. We bare ly missed, but we were delighted to receive the award for second place. Our sneakv pledges confessed at the Christmas part} that the} were the Secret Sweeties” who had been doing nice things and leaving surprises for us. And then there was the slumber party when Miss At- kins slid around all night and Bero spent the night in the powder room placing ‘ Here’s to the Health of C olonel Puff!” We showed that there was more to the year than just partying w hen we tied for second place in the scholarship competition between sororities. In April we served as hostesses for the District IV Con vention of Alpha Chi Omega; this kept us all busv with many details to be worked out. Graduation and good-byes were here before we knew it, and we looked forward to next year with the same anticipation and some more new ideas. Eleanor Starnes, Vice-President; Cleone Blair, Treasurer; Mary Lee Hale, Secretary; June Horner, Pledge Trainer. Page Twenty-three ALPHA DELTA PI r... Janet Allison Emilie Anderson Rela Anderson ;---------- Harriet Barrow Sue Camlin Mary Campbell Linda Goodman, President Sue Challen Jeanne Chapman Carol Cochran The near calamity of Virginia’s knocking her- self out by trying to run through the window at the ADPi house was forgotten when twenty-one new pledges came in—through the door—on the same night. They soon found out that what Linda had said about “we want you to know” was true. This was shown by all the hard work that went into bringing the scholarship, sorority sing, and basketball trophies back to the house. Susanna Coley Anne Cooke Helen Creveston Carol Grieve Margaret Miller Carolvn Shellev Jo Ann Hill Leighton Moffett Sue Beth Slocum Lib Hook Betsy Hutchins Bonnie Myers Louise O’Kelley Carol Ann Speake Genie Stallworth Lamar Deahl Rene Dedman Janet Lerran Susann Linklea Judy Lisher Charlotte Gaulding Linda Goodman Judy Gray Julie Green Page Twenty-font Flora McNair, Treasurer; Linda Thompson, Cor- “SOME . . . castle!” responding Secretary; Carol Cochran, Vice-President, Carol Ann Speake, Recording Secretary. AA Instead of spending money for their annual project, the pledges helped out in the administrative offices on campus, so their gilt to the actives was over $200 for the rug fund. To add to this, “Operation Moonshine’ was set up with squads selling food in the dorms on Sun- day nights and on the beaches’ over the weekends. 11 Jane hadn’t sprained her ankle at the slumber party and Mary hadn’t fallen while practicing for the Olympics, it would have been a perfect year. If Alice hadn't said, “You’re all so neat!' right after pledging, if Claudia hadn’t fallen off her chair at the Initiation Banquet, if Miss A. hadn’t scooted in the scooter contest at Davidson, and if Sue hadn’t suggested selling the house to pay for itself, the year wouldn’t have been half as much fun. , tome t Jl 2b Pi Claudia Johnson _inda Pegram 3a: Stell Merry Kilner Phoebe Pierce Caroline Stiles Rella Lancaster Beth Rivers Linda Thompson Sue Lane Priscilla Robertson Ann Vandiver Alice Methlessel Virginia Rose Phy llis YVhitenack Joyce McCubbin Sue Ross Martha Woods Ann McGrath Li . Rucker Kathie Wright Flora McNair Chris Salford Paige Young Page Twenty five ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Judy Black Virginia Bopp Marcia Brinkley Vivian Bullock Sandie Cannon Betty Carmichael Linder Carter Nancy Chostner Mary Louise Coiner Betty Cox Sara Craig Sally Dawson Darrie Deutsch Susan Foster Cora Helen Fry Mary Bruce Grimslev Marilee Guigou Madeline Hahn Holly Hollingsworth Rachel Hunter Patricia Hutchins Helen Jackson Sally Jenkins Jo Ann Jones Cora Helen Fry, President 4 Q 2 wind t uutdson- Jo Ann Jones, Secretary; Betty Carmichael, Pledge Train- er; Gypsev Pool, Treasurer; Gail Rutherford, Vice-Presi- dent. Page Twenty-six W ho can forget our Alpha Gam year: Our return in September, new rings and pins Hashing . . . preparation for our nativeland rush party, complete with leis, sarongs, and Prestridge as chiel . . . twen- ty new faces at our annual pledge party at Made- line’s cabin . . . the week the house was spic and span for a big alum meeting w hen our plaque dis appeared for a while, hut was soon found in the possession of certain Davidson PiKA’s . . . Practice for sororit sing and the southern accent of director, Mary Bruce . . . the Christmas season made brighter by the A I O s gift of a Christmas tree for their ‘sisters' . . . Panhel weekend . . . the Alpha Gam Phi Mu party Friday night where Dr. Pohlman played the marimba with the combo, and Saturday night when Rav Charles played for the dance . . . The ATO Olympics which gave us egg-stained blouses, sore muscles, and an addition to our trophy case . . . May Day with Queen Gail and Peggy . . . our loss due to graduation and wedding hells . . . the perfect ending to a wonderful year . . . the beach! Judy Jones Betsy Linn Alice Marks Pete Marsh Marilyn Mason Ginger McDonald Anne McGee Sara McLaughlin Ann Miller Diane Neighbors Connie Over Gypsev Ann Pool Janet Porter Judy Prestridge Mary Quick Betty Robertson Gail Rutherford Jackie Shaw Ann Sutherland Suzanne Swain Kav Tavlor Lynn Vance Barbara West Margaret White lane Whitley Sandra Williams Peggy Wiriden A _ CHI OMEGA Suzann Morton, Vice-President-, Kit Lyon, Secretary; Rae Ellen Beebe, Pledge Trainer; Betsy Thomson, Treasurer. Chi Omega returned in the fall. Rush came—we sang our old songs with renewed vitality, and twenty-three top- notch pledges were welcomed by both Chi O’s and the annual Charlotte monsoon season. Halloween found us at Carolina as guests of the Chi Phi’s—also attending was the Great Pumpkin. Endless hours were spent in practicing for Sorority Sing, and this year we had an added attraction: Charlotte and her harp. We shared Christmas by adopting a local family of ten, completely outfitting each, and providing their Christmas dinner. In February, our four-vears-overdue national visitor came to call. With Marion’s expert advice, we had the best initiation week we’ve had for years; and to top it off, at the initiation banquet Hope and Ann were selected as the “bestest.” Parties during the year included our faculty coffee in March, a combo party with the ADPi’s, and the party our pledges gave for the freshmen—featuring Bohannon in grass skirt and Mr. Hadley in gray flannel suit. Graduation, sadness in singing In the Shades of Evening,” and frantic packing completed an unforgettable year. Nancy Abel Sue Dyer Carolyn Lawall Marg Seay Jean Albritton Ann Eason Kay Mack Elizabeth Sledge Hope Bayley Linda Rose Feitler Julia Massey Harriet Sloop Rae Ellen Beebe Pat Files Ann McCutchen Suzanne Stedman Ann Bloodvvorth Janice Fowler Pat McDaniel Jane Tallman Marion Bohannon Jeanne Freeman Suzann Morton Betsy Thomson Margaret Bowers Judy Fuller Helene Nichols Lynn Thurman Detepk one ac a 5 convenience to Ck O , ouse Nancy B. Brady Judy Gardner Carol Nunn Sue Tonning Caroline Burgin Barbara Goodwin Ann Porterfield Kaye W agner Charlotte Cherry Marianna Christian Joanne C ooper Patsy Guver Sara Harrington Ann Hunsberger Jeannette Prevette Lane Rockett Ann Sanders ludy Ward Robbie Weathers Jane West Mary Deaton Ida Johnson Pam Scarborough Nan W'oodham Tookie Dekle Kit Lyon Becky Shaffer Lynn W oodward Page Twenty-nine After exchanging stories of summer fun and getting the I wish we were hack at the beach’’ attitude out of our systems, we settled down to the hard work at hand and began preparation for rush. We were glad to welcome back Myra, Martha, and Mary Lee, and were sorry when Martha left again at semester break. KAPPA DELTA Brownie Allen Patsy Arscott Grace Baker Anita Cahoon Sally Cason Marie Clyburn Hardee, with her stack of recs and stuffed fish, soon had us rushing in more ways than one! Gene as Katy Drummond welcomed the rushees to the “green and white abode on sorority road’—and she must have im- pressed them, because in October, we welcomed twenty- three new pledges to KD. The pledge banquet at the Steak House was high- lighted bv the presence of several 1960 alums and Har- riet’s “long and inspiring address” to the chapter. Marie, who kept the chapter organized, the national officers happy, the kitchen cleaned, and the heat fixed, still managed to be Miss “Everything in beauty con- tests. The pledges sold cookies, the actives contributed, and Patsy pinched pennies; finally we stood back and ad- mired our beautiful new stereo—which hasn’t been quiet since. Allen Craig Myra Dailey Nancv DeWitt Bevie Eckert Rosanne Eubanks Betsv Falk Renate Freeman Susan Gabb Lou Ann Garland Gene Givhan Kay Gray Carole Hall Linda Hardee Nan Harper Alice Hemphill Page Thirty Christmas came before we knew it, and Brownie and Agnes did a terrific job planning and making us practice for Sororitv Sing. Even though we couldn’t afford to bribe the judges, we enjoyed singing and will long re- member the “puppa-prums and “puddley pums’’ we sang in the “Little Drummer Boy.’’ Shortly after Sing, we had our Christmas alum feed and our banquet at the house given by the pledges. Scotty starred in the production of the “Littlest Angel, and David was crowned “Dream Man for the second year. Anne Holmead Sloan Ingram Sadie Jennette Betsy Johnson Polly McClure Martha Middlebrooks Marian Morris Sallie Patterson Sharon Scott Susan Scruggs Sandra Slevin Rosemary Smith Gene Givhan. Assistant Treasurer; Susan Gabb, Vice- President; Polly McClure, Secretary; and Patsv Arscott, Treasurer. . . pardon me, but I’d rather be down with those Kappa da-da-da-da-da Delts!” In the sorority basketball tournament, the KD’s made it through the second round, losing to the ADPi’s who went on to win the tournament. 1 he disaster of the game was not losing but 1 lardee’s falling and breaking her ankle. Some lunn things have happened to make this year special; someone rang the doorbell during initiation, Da- vid and Cynthia sang David s song at all special occas- ions, Patsy was “sister-me’ and Rosemary, after being selected “best pledge, was left at the Stork after the initiation banquet until eleven o’clock. We were proud but sorry to watch seven members step out of our circle to strive elsewhere for “that which is honorable, beautilul and highest. lew $tei 'eo roc lie J( 2) ouSe met Judd liz Peck ita Souther Carolyn King Rachel Pinkston Becky Thompson Cynthia King Ann Powel Genie Vance Emily Lloyd Susan Rutter Sherrv W ells Agnes Marks Ruth Scholten Mary Le? W hite Marie Clybiirn, President Page Thirt)-one i rs We certainly can can-can. Nancy Gray, Vice-President; Ann Atkins, Pledge Instructor; Carolyn Hitchcock, Treasurer; and Lee Myers, Secretary, take over for the Cata- linas during intermission. PHI MU September brought back the old enthusi- asm to begin plans and preparation for another Rush Week. Rachel, our “Hard Hearted Han- nah,” and Margaret, our “St. Louis Woman,” kept the Show Boat rocking while Fischer charmed the rushees with her French accent and samples of “My Sin.” Big Day and Pat- ties version of Nostrodamos won twenty new “little sisters” for Gamma Gamma. The fall and spring fashion show-dances with the Gentry House paid off in more ways than one: we got some tutoring in being sharp” and some extra cash. The pledges treated us to a festive Chris'mas Feed. Elaine was quite a Santa with a little round belly that shook when she laughed” like a bag full of feathers. Second semester marked the “Return of Alacia” and the arrival of two new pledges— Kathryn and Allison. The more studious pledges changed their status to full-fledged sisters. Valentine’s Day at Queens had a new sparkle in the dining hall from the decorations supplied by our ingenious pledge class. That night the actives were treated to a special party by their little sisters. And then spring came! Diana gained ten pounds from eating pies while practicing for the Queens-Davidson Olympics. In the back- ground we heard Tuke and George: “Y’all please don’t step on the tulips.” Sponsors Nancy Adams Ann Aldrich Adelaide Anderson Kent Anderson Ann Atkins Jane Beckett Nancy Clotfelter Betty Rave Cox Betty Daniel Petra Dickinson Susan Douglas Ann Fischer Margaret Blevins Carolyn Bradley Susan Brooks Jane Gammon Nancy Gray Carolyn Hitchcock Thirty Page tu Pat Sims, President As the fleeting weeks of the school year passed, Jane, Janie Mac, Kent, and Clotfelter led the march ol sun worshipers to the roof so they’d be all readv for the house party at O.D., May 28. Kitty, Polly, and Petra primped and preened their feathers for May Day, while others made plans for their June wed dings. This was a happy year for Phi Mu, and our only regret was that Mr. Hadley wouldn’t he vi th us next vear. how—c cinceS I Verne Brown Caren Carnicia tty Hobbs Mary Hopkins Linda Cashwell Pedrick Isom Diana Churchill Allison James Elaine Jubanyik Margaret Lee Jonnie F. McCormac Louise McGarity Janie McMullen Fran Milton Martha Morrison Betsy Munn Lee Myers Maywood Nesbit Kathryn Oehler Rachel Patrick Nancy Patterson Joyce Rainwater Carolyn Rentz Carolyn Rogers Pat Sims Marjorie Smith Kitty Sprinkle Henrietta Taylor Betty Thomas Mary Jac Vaughan Mary Flarvey Wilson Martha Waters Page Thirty-three '3X. RECREATION ASSOCIATION RA in action includes the whole student body. Having movies, sponsoring Play Day and tournaments, protecting new grass with Don't Tread on Me” signs, helping QCA make a toy,” and making the Rec Room enjoyable are the council’s doings. Starting in September with open house at the gym during Orien- tation Week, Recreation Association set the pace for a busy year. Kathie Wright made a first and lasting impression on the frosh that night with her song. Two-wheeled convertibles provided transpor- tation for autumn jaunts and trips to the laundromat. “Put another nickle in our new juke box! Mary Campbell, Treasurer; Mar- garet White, Secretary; Martha Woods, Vice-President. Marilyn MacQueen, President, and “Flash are constantly on the go—and usually together. Never “too pooped to pop popcorn for campus movies. Linda Peg ram. Publicity Chairman; Sula Evans, Sophomore Piepresentative; Barbara West, Dolphin Club Representative; Judy Black. Junior Representative; Lamar Deahl. Freshman Piepresentative. Jump Ball Alter Stunt ight, everyone celebrated in the Rec Room with the new juke box blaring to the rafters, and Judy made enough green punch for next year, too! Play Day proved that people woidd do almost anything to make points for their class. Even the prolessors played! During exams, RA realized that everyone was bored with all the free time, so they threw an “exam break in the Rec Room. Basketball season included class, dorm, and sorority tournaments. It was really confusing to play I uesday against your teammates of Monday. And, while all of ibis was going on, RA C ouncil members still had their heads together planning more activities! 1 ookie pings for serve. til Rec R oont Sophomore Stunt Xight Co-Chairmen, Kathie YVright and Ann Porterfield, delightedly receive the trophy from Mr. Babb. Eleanor, Marie, and Kent enjoy riding at Fisher’s stables. Page Thirty-five DOLPHIN CLUB Water and synchronized swimmers are not the only elements needed to put on a water show. This year it took black skele- tons, a red volcano, orange garters, and a white peacock to interpret the theme Water Colors.” After seeing that Mrs. Magher would settle for nothing short of perfection, and knowing that Va. expected everyone to swim as beautifully as Pat Sims, the club worked harder than ever. The student body was most excited, Mrs. Magher was satisfied, and the show was a sell out for four nights! Virginia Rose, President First row: Kent Anderson, Hope Bayley, Martha Woods, Jane Beckett, Martha Watson, Suzann Morton, Tookie Dekle, Pattie Sims, Virginia Rose. Second row: Becky Garrison, Martha Morrison, Ann Atkins, Julia Massey, Sula Evans, Mary Quick, Judy Gardner, Janie McMullen, Barbara West, Mary Campbell. Third row: Nancy Clotfelter, Sue Tonning, Fran Milton, Margie Smith, Flora McNair, Diana Churchill, Pat Files, Ann Fischer, Angie Williams, Mrs. Magher. SOCIAL COMMITTEE In December, the committee decked the halls lor a I loliday in Silver.” On Friday night, the Ray Bryant 1 rio entertained with an informal (that is, blankets on the floor) concert in the gym. And on Saturday we could have danced all night to the music played by the Duke Ambassadors. A dance featuring Blair Ellis was the final touch to an exciting May Da weekend. 11 of this has added up to social life, fun, and a less-than-empty budget for the Social Committee. Ray Bryant Concert Kay Mack, Chairman First row: Betsy Linn, Kay Mack, Margaret Blevins. Second row: Ida Johnson, Jane Lawther, Genie Stallworth, Eleanor Randolph, Emily Lloyd, Flora McNair. Students receiving logos at mailboxes. Betsy Thomson, Business Manager, and Nancy Quillen, Circulation Manager, unwrap copies of logos. Page Thirty A mirror ... an idea ... an atmosphere ... a magazine ... all these are reflections of Queens. The magazine is logos, and it means different things to different people. To its staff, it shows the interest of Queens students in expressing individual ideas and opinions. To i the faculty, it is a means for a more thorough understanding of the students. To the college, it is a comparative study of ideas on different campuses. To Queens students, it is a channel for searching and cre- ating in word and form. It is the questions of the world; it is the answers we’ve found; it is Queens from cover to cover. ■ Harriet Sloop, Editor Carolyn Rogers, Copy Editor; Betty Jenkins, Poetry and Short Story Editor; and Lynn W oodward, Editorial and Essay Editor, al ways had so much to do. Linda Hardee, Art Editor, and Carol Ann Speake, Make-up Editor, have become excel lent critics with all this experience. Page Thirty-nine i 1 CORONET Time: midnight on . . . any night from Christmas through deadline (and still we missed it!). Setting: the floor, room No. 229, Harris Hall . . . type- writers . . . pictures to be identified . . . envelopes and copy everywhere . . a worn yearbook dummy placed within the reach of all ... a “Quarantine” sign to remind those outside to stay there. Characters: •three faculty advisors wringing their hands •the Aulls •a student body willing to contribute anything but money •nine people with circles under their eves, pencils behind their ears, and several pairs of shoes with run-down heels Flora McNair, Junior Editor; Sula Evans, Sophomore Editor; Judy Fuller, Faculty Editor; Janet Judd, Sorority Editor; Carolyn Hitch- cock, Senior Editor; Betsy Munn, Freshman Editor. Genie Vance, Editor Margaret Miller, Advertising Manager, and Virginia Rose, Business Manager, sell an ad to Mr. Davis of Marion Davis. Plot: off stage, Margaret pounds streets with contracts, pen, and offering plate . . . Va. jingles piggy bank and considers taking in laundry . . . stage hands enter with trash can full of water and broom to make arti ficial rain for courtyard picture . . . Phil enters with good ideas and camera . . . Genie screams about saving something to say about heaven and scratches out seventeen wonder!ids in one sorority copy . . . Sula runs horn door to d x r . . . asking questions and scribbling notes . . . Janet improves her typing skill . . . each one writes, criticizes, and re-writes until she falls asleep. PUBLICATIONS BOARD: Seated: Mr. Shealy, Miss Miscally, Miss Calhoun. Standing: Virginia Rose, Genie Vance, Ann Fischer. Harriet Sloop, Betsy Thomson. Not pictured: Mrs. Chalmers, Mr. Farquharson, Mary Bruce Grimslev. CHOIR Albert R. May, Directing A choral amen, a conceit at Christmastime, and a its voice to our campus. Sometimes they hate staying late spring lour—in these ways the Queens College Choir adds on Fridays, hut find it’s fun to make a joyful noise. First row: Agnes Marks, Carol Robinson, Martha Fisher, Mary Lee White, Brownie Allen, Betty Rave Cox, Doris Beam. Second row: Suzanne MacRae, Dawn Chappell, Kathy Helms, Betty Daniel. LaVerne Brown, Joyce Wingate, Sally Ogburn, Mary Whiteside. Third row: Ann Vandiver, Joanna Brooks, Judy Crotts, Genie Stallworth, Mary Bruce Grimsley, Cam Weldon, Helen Jackson, Lamar Deahl. Fourth roir: Suzy Jackson, Ann Holliday, Pete Marsh, Janice Stewart, Betty Robertson, Lynda Wilkinson, Marilyn Mason, Mary White. DELTA OMICRON From the music building, the combined talents of the members of Delta Omicron are heard. The mixture is amusing and amazing, but it reminds each student that practice makes perfect. 1 hose who are members strive to approach this goal, and we think they all reach it when we hear them in workshops and recitals. First row: Carol Robinson, Dawn Chappell, Brownie Allen, Joanna Brooks. Second row: Judy Crotts, Doris Beam, Marilyn Mason. Third row: Marie E. McClure, Miss Marie Johnson. BIOLOGY CLUB % the Marine Biolog) class to sleep instead of giving them ambition to learn. Many tales came back to campus about the old house, the sea, “Dr. Jack, ’ and the things that were learned about life under water. 1 umining specimens of birds are Mar Quick, Martha Morrison, Dr. I “chon, Advisor, I inda I hompsrn, President. Rachel Patrick, and Joanne Jones. Meetings whenever we want them , speakers in the field, and evervone really interested in what the club could do- these characterize the Biolog) C luh this year. t Pawley’s last summer, the ocean breezes nearl) put HOME ECONOMICS CLUB I hey sport the best looking clothes on campus, have the least homework, but make up for it in labs, and serve delicious food at teas and “Practice I louse” meals. Using their abilities to serve the campus, they helped with the costumes needed for Our I own, May Day, and the water show'. Pam YVenham, Polly McClure, Nancy-Coe Hall, Ann Atkins, Alacia Lee, and Jane Tallman surround Ida Johnson, President, for a chat in the Stult living room. ip til eAe famili anilitar Ace ne A are Q ueenA The comer mailbox—a long hike to make sure mail goes out faster Phone duty—a requirement for graduation and everything hap- pens at once Diana—a billboard for coming attractions Science building—a place to sneak into for cokes when the Y is closed Coke machine—the reason we get caught for sneaking in the science building Bicycles and laundry bags—exer- cise and the cheapest way to have clean sheets Page Forty-four Rewards come to each of us in diff ev- ent ways. We never feel that our work is useless, because there is always some- one to thank us, or smile, or even stand up in front of the student body and say, “This job ivas well done! Recognition of achievement comes from within and without . . . but if we are satisfied with what ire have done, and only one per- son says, 'I hank You,’ that is reward enough. ORB AND SCEPTRE Alpha Kappa Gamma has become a new organization on our campus this year. Now Orb and Sceptre provides a pattern of leadership, serves as a means of communica- tion between students and administration, and provides a channel for continual re-evaluation of the college in the light of its purposes. Members are selected during their junior year from those whose concern for Queens has been shown in their dedicated leadership. First row: Marg Seay, Carolyn Rogers, Sue Ross, Emilie Anderson, Linda Goodman, Adelaide Anderson. Second row: Judy Fisher, Harriet Sloop, Gail Rutherford, President; Linda Cashvvell, Ann Vandiver, Ruth Wilkes, Marilyn MacQueen. SIGMA UPSILON Sigma Upsilon is a fraternity recognizing faculty and students who have shown interest and ability in the liter- ary field. Through discussion and criticism of members’ works read at meetings, this organization seeks to im- prove the quality of student writing. On Awards Day, Sigma Upsilon announces the names of freshmen who have written the outstanding short story and poem. Harriet Sloop, Pat Sims, Cindy Trobaugh, Sadie Jennette, President; Mrs. Roberta Chalmers, Betty Jenkins, Merry Jayne McMichael. MARSHALS Queens College Marshals—chosen on the basis oi their cumulative scholastic averages for the years preceding their selection are the familiar girls dressed in white dresses and blue sashes who usher at all formal academic occasions including convocations, Senior Recognition Day, commencement and baccalaureate service. Kay Davis, Beth Rivers, Betsy Thomson, Anne I lolmead, Sue Ross, Suzanne MacRae, Jane Dudley, and Emilie Anderson, Head Marshal. 'ot pictured: Kay Milton Long. Sigma Mu, a regional honorary fraternity, chooses its members Irom those of the junior and senior classes and faculty who have shown outstanding scholastic achieve- Seated: Dr. Curtis . R. Larson, Miss Blue Calhoun, Sue Ross. Standing: Emilie Anderson, Betsy Thomson ment. One of the most important purposes of the fra- ternity is to encourage independent research. SIGMA MU Gail Rutherford MAY QUEEN Page Fifty I Iarriet Sloop, Maid of Honor MAY DAY Beauty from foreign lands . . . beauty from America . . . May Court in authentic costumes . . . dancers in peasant dress . . . Ma Queen and Maid of Honor in American white . . . choir singing May Day Carol . . . the Maypole dance ... a mixing of countries ... a secret’s hard to keep. Yes, Gail is our Queen! May Day Co-Chairmen, Genie Stallworth and Flora McNair, are forecasting pretty weather for May the sixth. Page Fifty-one W � • � Dti . ,«.%,. .k — dim,w.-X-m Joyce McCubbin, Carol Grieve, Ann Eason, and Angela Williams Page Fifty-two ...._________________ Margaret Miller, Linda Goodman, Jane Lawther, and Genie Stallworth i Kitty I Iobbs, Priscilla Robertson, Flora McNair, and Peggy Wiriden jfl V _ Page Fifty-five Ruth Wilkes and Adelaide Anderson Marilyn MacQlteen and Judy Fisher Sue Ross Page Fifty-six Patsy Guyer and Ann Vandiver WHO'S WHO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges In blazers and pleats, we represent Queens. W e don’t step on the Queens seal, and Mrs. Kelly will will lend us the key to the Post Office at any time. We never use all seven of our chapel cuts, and we get demerits only when the school clocks are right and everyone else’s is wrong. We could carry on a conversation with a door-knob, and we call every student on campus by name. W e enter the science building only through the doors. We keep phone duty with our shirt tails tucked in. Our pencils are sharpened, our beds are made, and our watch es are always wound. Bedtime and bridge are two things we know ver little about; neither are we particularly familiar with the in- terior of the infirmary. We beat the teachers to class, even when were late, and if we accidentally sleep through one, it’s on the dav we get a free cut. The library is our home, when it’s open, vet we’ve worn out two busy signs apiece. W e live by schedules and get everything done on time. W e go from one meeting to another, carrying gavels to some. We speak and others listen. W7e are students and teachers, leaders and followers, and we are seniors! In blazers and pleats, we represent Queens! Harriet Sloop and Marg Seay Carolyn Rogers and Gail Rutherford Emilie Anderson Page Fifty-seven KNOWLEDGE To ‘Tace the Nation' or “Beat the Clock each of us has to know the rules of the game. With the hope that we will excel as businesswomen, teachers, housewives, we find it extremely impor- tant to take advantage of opportunity. We can never be content with the knowledge we have because one question always brings another. When we stop and think, it suddenly hits us that there is much we do not know; for this reason, we know we will never stop searching. PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Edwin R. Walker Because of his professional excellence and his willingness to listen and advise, be- cause in chapel he speaks on topics of universal significance and at Christmastime reads stories to a dorm full of sleepy-eyed students, and because Oueens means much more to us for knowing that he is a part of it, we are grateful to have had the privilege of his guidance. Page Sixty Assistant To The President Mr. Evereti I . C.ouri ey, Jr. A new face filling a new position on campus ... a man who is never alone ....lie wasted no time in learning everyone's name and making friends with students and faculty alike. I lis concern for the progress of Queens is shown b his diligent work and his interest in each stu- dent. Board of Trustees Members of the Board of Trustees attending the December, 1960, meeting. Seated: . Priestly Conyers, Jr., Mrs. S. P. Stowe, Mrs. Curtis B. Johnson, Dr Chester Alexander, Dr. Edwin R. Walker, George W. Dowdy, John M. Akers, Dr. F. L. Knight, 1 he Rev. James E. Fogartie, Dr. Lynn T. Jones. Standing: William H. Barnhardt, Thornton H. Brooks, James J. Harris, C. P. Street, Hunter Marshall, Dr. Edward G. Lilly, The Rev. Joseph W. Everett, Ir., Paul Quattlebaum. Page Sixty one Dean of the College Dr. Curtis W. R. Larson A “pursuit of excellence” is his motto; a “com- munity of scholars,” his goal. Perfection is beyond our grasp, but through his inspiration we are chal- lenged to aim toward this excellence. Page Sixty-two Dean of Students Mrs. Ann S. Gebhardt The interest and concern of one we admire make us willing to work even harder. And she is the one whose image comes to mind when we speak of the model Queens lady. Page Sixty-three ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Don Farquharson Business Manager-Treasurer Harry C. Biser Director, Admissions Catherine M. Atkins Registrar Robert W. Shaw Director, Evening College QUEENS COLLEGE FACULTY 1960-1961 Audrey M. Adams, History; Librarian Thelma Albright, English Anne K. Alexander, Music Herbert E. Babb, Psychology William Beidler, Philosophy Elizabeth McD. Black, Education Charles E. Brewer, Jr., Economics Harry L. Brown, Jr., Education C. Blue Calhoun, English Roberta T. S. Chalmers, English Jane F. Coker, Music Kathryn Cooper, Music Elizabeth C. Cumming, English Stuart D. Currie, Bible and Religion Sarah I. Dunlap, Home Economics Nancy L. Eagle, Music Jack H. Fehon, Biology Margaret Gaston, Music Ann S. Gebhardt, Art; Dean of Students Kurt R. Glaubitz, Music Charles O. Hadley, Speech and Comparative Literature Grace M. Hall, Geography M. Joyce Hayes, Psychology John A. Holliday, Music Hughes B. Hoyle, Jr., Mathematics and Physics F. Virginia Irons, Home Economics Eleanor L. Jenkins, Mathematics Marie E. Johnson, Music Donald E. Lewis, Chemistry Peggy P. McDonald, Physical Education Mildred M. McEwen, Chemistry Ruth R. Magher, Physical Education Albert R. May, Music Mildred L. Miscally, Journalism; Director of Public Relations Dougald McD. Monroe, Jr., English Philip A. Moose, Art |ohn D. Morrison, Music Sarah M. Nooe, Biology Edward W. Pohlman, Sociology Norris W. Preyer, History Caroline G. Richardson, French C. Louise Salley, History George A. Shealv, Art Robert A. Snyder, Music George A. Stegner, Music Summers Tarlton, Religion Mary Lee Taylor, Bible and Religion Josie C. Tomlinson, Spanish Edmund T. Weiant, German and Rttssian Sarah M. West, Secretarial Practice Ruth Louise Whyte, Art C. Glvn Williams, Economics Page Sixty-four ( ■ Adams Albright Alexander Babb Beidler Black Brewer Brown Calhoun Coker Cooper Cu mming Currie Eagle Fehon Gaston Glaubitz Hadley Hall 1 laves Holliday Hoyle Irons lenkins Johnson Lewis McDonald McEwen Magher May Miscally Monroe Moose Morrison Nooe Pohlman Preyer Richardson Salley Shealv Snyder Stegner Tarlton Taylor Tomlinson Weiant West Williams Whvte A Page Sixty five FffS I r. — STAFF Ingrid M. Alexander Resident Nurse Myra C. Bristol Secretary, Evening College Merle Cumberworth Secretary to Dean of the College Dorothy G. Denman Assistant Librarian and Cataloger Robert P. Eisele Food Service Director Gertrude G. Gill Secretary, Music Department Douglas M. Glasgow College Physician Lorena A. Goeller Resident Counselor, Long Hall Carrie B. Green Resident Counselor, Belk Hall Leonora T. Hadley Library Assistant Madeline S. Hearn Doling Hall Supervisor Pearl N. Hill PBX Operator Lois R. Hilton Administrative Assistant, Business Office Irene T. Kelly Manager, Student Store Donald D. McNeill Assistant to the Treasurer Mary Ann Moffett Secretary, Admissions Office Resident Counselor, Morrison Hall Adeline W. Morton Secretary to the Dean of Students Peggy B. Powell Secretary, Alumnae Office Jean L. Rayburn Admissions Counselor Ashby H. Rousseau Assistant Dean of Students Resident Counselor, Harris Hall Robert Rowe Manager of Dining Hall Louise T. Rudisill Secretary to the President Ann R. Sanders Director of Alumnae Affairs Frances D. Walter Secretary to the Assistant to the President Jane G. Wayburn Assistant, Public Relations Office Dorothy A. Wentz Secretary, Business Office “I think you stacked the deck1.' HOW ‘Music, Maestro! FACULTY OFF GUARD r ■ ■ “If you want anything done right, do it yourself!” W e re off to the club to show the pros how it's done. “HO is the only thing they all seem to know! W hich way to the laundromat?' Page Sixty-seven 'll our Separate paths to hnow Ll r • foreign languages • art • psychology ®home economics • faculty-student conference e music Page Sixty-eight , Ij______________________'__________ ffui n MHn rr-xzi E :■■:• mm “I'd rather lx' a senior than a multi millionaire!” Mr. Hadley spoke to us on Senior Recognition l)a . 1 entered the chapel feeling quite unlike a senior and left realizing that 1 was about to complete four years of work. In high heels, I carried lesson plans and arithmetic papers to the parking lot each morning and drove to school to greet eager faces. It was hard to get used to the ’Miss” in front of my name—sort of made me feel a little too grown up. Who said we were tired old seniors? Our satire for Stunt Night received honorable mention from the judges, and we were runners-up for the class basketball tourna ment. Ann, Harriet, Patsy, Kit, and Kay were chosen to take part in the traditional Boar’s I lead ceremony. Ex- citing letters arrived every day. Some of us were accepted lor graduate school, some for various jobs and teaching positions, and some received pamphlets on bridal gow ns, china patterns, and honeymoon resorts. 1 was beginning to think I couldn’t graduate, when all the activity hours were closed before I registered second semester, but I found that gardening was still open and signed up for it. With Mr. Brewer, our class sponsor playing host at the senior dinner, we started Senior Week with a bang. We enjoyed smoking in the dining hall and calling up various underclassmen to perform for us. Local civic clubs as well as the underclassmen entertained in our honor; we had a Hawaiian Breakfast in the dining hall and our “Skip Day” picnic at the river. After national teacher and graduate record exams, I got ready for mv last exams at Queens. At the Installation service in Belk Chapel and Move-up day in Ninniss, we wratchcd the juniors take over the places we were leaving. In some ways it seems that only yesterday we entered as freshmen, but sometimes we feel we have been here all our lives. We have seen Queens move into back campus, and we’ve grown a lot ourselves—and now we re “only embers where we once were sparks.” Carolyn Rogers, Vice-President, almost stepped on the seal, but Betsy Munn, Secretary-Treasurer, caught her just in time. SENIORS Gail Rutherford, President Kit Lyon, RA Representative, and Linda Hardee, Stunt Night Co-Chairman. (Not pictured: Marianna Christian, Stunt Night Co-Chairman.) r L I 1DH Mo I I nDERSON Morgan ton, N. C. English, A.B. Emilie Ynn Anderson Richmond, Ya. Chemistry, A.B. Nancy Joyce pperson Winston-Salem. N. C. Sociology, A.B. Beverly Ann Atkins Asheville, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. Catherine Irene Barker Jacksonville, Fla. Comparative l iterature, A.B. Patricia Payton Bell Charlotte, N. C. English, A.B. Cleone Irene Blair Charlotte, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. mm Virginia Lee Bopp Miami Springs, Fla. Art, A.B. (Degree to be awarded in 1962) Rachel Susan Brooks Greensboro, N. C. Bible and Religion, Sociology, A.B. SENIORS Llizabeth Florence Carmichael Winston-Salem, N. C. English, A.B. Marianna Ramsey Christian Williamsburg, Va. Art, A.B. Martha Clemmons Columbus, Ga. History, A.B. Page Seventy-four |uAnita McLeod Clontz Charlotte, N. C. Nursing, B.S. Betit Rave Cox W illiamsburg, a. Psychology, A.B. Sara Frances Craig Jacksonville, Fla. History, A.B. Siieahs cit l ecocjn i lion 1 Ielen Louise Cranford Elkin. N. C. Sociology, A.B. Carol Anne Deets Miami Springs, Fla. Nursing, B.S. Virginia Smith Ellington Belmont, N. C. History, A.B. l ige Seventy-five s 0 Josephine All Eskridge St. Simon s Island, Ga. English, A.B. SUSANN FlNKLEA Florence, S. C. Economics, A.B. Judith Jo Fisher Raleigh, N. C. Bible and Religion, A.B. class protect . . . blazer Sale . Susan Janice Fowler Dunn, N. C. Nursing, B.S. Cora FIelen Fry Winchester, Va. Home Economics, A.B. Martha Stephens Gilliam Charlotte, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. - I Page Seventy-six Nancy Ann Gray Spartanburg, S. C. Haute Economics, A.B. Mary Bruce Grimsley Fairmont, N. C. Music Education, B.Mus. Margaret Johnston Gurley ( hai 1 tte, N. C. English, A.B. SENIORS Patsy Jo Guyer Charlotte, N. C. Bible and Religion, English, A.B. Lauretta Carole Hall Chattanooga, Tenn. History, A.B. Sarah Linda Hardee Dunn, N. C. Art, A.B. Page Seventy-seven ■ Nancy Carolyn Hitchcock Danville, Va. Mathematics, A.B. wm Nancy Eudora Hopkins Charlotte, N. C. Chemistry, A.B. (Degree to be awarded in 1962) Evelyn June Horner Blvtheville, Ark. English, A.B. (Degree to be awarded in 1962) SENIORS Elizabeth Caroline Jenkins Castle Hayne, N. C. Psychology, A.B. Lucille Finch Jones Charlotte, N. C. Art, A.B. Cynthia Ann King Kingsport, Tenn. Art, A.B. Margaret Ann Lee Orlando, Fla. History, A.B. Betsy Carole Linn Landis, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. Katherine Denise Lyon Arlington, Va. Psychology, A.B. we leamet U oth as students and teach lerS Anne Cunningham McCutchen Spartanburg, S. C. English, A.B. Patricia Ann McDaniel Rutherford ton, N. C. Mathematics, A.B. Merry Jayne McMichael Litchfield, Ohio English, A.B. Page Seventy-nine Jlilia Marilyn MacQueen Little Rock, S. C. Biology, A.B. no nh Marilyn Lee Mason Charleston, W. Va. Music, B.Mns. Kathryn Tracy Mack Statesville, N. C. Comparative Literature, Psychology, A.B. Agnes Elizabeth Marks Richmond, Va. Music, A.B. vacation Claire Walsh Mercer Martha Irma Middlebroooks Charlotte, N. C. Macon, Ga. History, A.B. History, A.B. Page Eighty Elizabeth Lui ai i luw Pam plico, S. C. Biology, A.H. Lore ii a Lee Myers Danville, Va. Sociology. A.B. | ACQUELYN 1 EID EEL Belmont, N. C. Nursing, B.S. SENIORS Catherine Steagall Peeler Charlotte, N. C. Mathematics, A.B. Marie Wakeham Pendley Charlotte, N. C. Nursing, B.S. •% Page Eighty-one Ann Lampley Pharr Davidson, N. C. Sociology, A.B. ns _______ __ ______________________________._________� _________________________________________________ £cl______________________________________._______:______ ________________ I i A Gail Carter Presson Charlotte, N. C. Art, A.B. Carolyn Anne Rogers Bristol, Tenn. English, A.B. Sue Fields Ross Fayetteville, N. C. Mathematics, A.B. SENIORS Gail Genevieve Rutherford Valdese, N. C. Mathematics, A.B. Marguerite Ray Seay Richmond, Va. English, Psychology, A.B. Susan Jacqueline Shaw Charlotte, N. C. Music Education, B.Mus. Page Eighty-two I I arriet Erwin Sloop Wilkesboro, N. C. English, A.B. Carol Ann Speake Spartanburg, S. C. English, A.B. Laura Kathryn Sprinkle Winston-Salem, N. C. Psychology, A.B. U a t we can ” drive Senior P • • rwileae Henrietta MacKinnon Taylor Linda Adair Thompson Elizabeth Motte Ihomson Ayden, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Greenville, S. C. Spanish, A.B. Biology, A.B. Mathematics, A.B. Page Eighty-three ___ _ -________ - R Genie Vance Bristol, Tenn. English, A.B. (Degree to be awarded in 1962) Ruth Ann Vandiver Spartanburg, S. C. Music Education, B.Mus. Mary Iacquelyn Vaughan Winston-Salem, N. C. Spanish, A.B. cion V step on the Sea( our traclit ion Margaret Doyle Walton Jacksonville, Fla. Biology, A.B. Sally McClamma Weeks Lakeland, Fla. English, A.B. Ellie Jane West Statesville, N. C. Home Economics, A.B. Page Eighty-four Mary Elizabeth W hite Richlands, Va. Muthematics, A.B. Mary Eee W hile Williamston, N. C. Bible arid Religion, A.B. •rances Troili man Whitener Charlotte, N. C. Chemistry, A.B. SENIORS Lynda Sue Wilkinson Charlotte, N. C. Music Education, B.Mus. Ruth Kirkland Wilkes Atlanta, Ga. Bible and Religion, A.B. Sandra Lynn Williams Rutherford ton, N. C. History, A.B. Page Eighty-five ■■■■■■ _ Joyce Eleanor Wingate Cliarlotte, N. C. Bible and Religion, Sacred Music, A.B. Margaret Nan Woodham McColl, S. C. Home Economics, A.B. NOT PICTURED Carol Cathey ]ane Carolyn Dudley Helen Plasterer Fries Celia Overton Houston Frances Catherine Jerman Kohar ]ones Frances Armstrong Padgett Margaret DeWitt Park Eleanor Ruth Starnes Rosalynn Woodward Eastman, Ga. English, A.B. Evelyn Lee Yelton Rutherford ton, N. C. English, A.B. DANA SCHOLARS Appointment as a Dana Scholar is the highest honor available to an undergraduate student at Queens and recognizes superior achievement at the college level. Scholars are chosen from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. 1 he first year of this program, provided by Mr. Charles . Dana of New York, manufac turer-philanthropist, was very successful. Mr. Dana stipulated that the recipients of the Dana Scholarships participate in a seminar at their respective class levels and also serve as scholar assistants to faculty members in their chosen field. I he program was begun this year with a seminar for the sophomore Dana Scholars. Under the guidance of Mr. Currie and Mr. 1 Iolliday, their study of the Renaissance was approached mainly through the art, literature, and music of that period. Dr. Walker and Mr. Dana , i omo re Ac hole cirS 2 NencuSAouic Seated: Linda Goodman, Jo Ann Jones, Nancy Cook, Ruth W ilkes, Harriet Sloop, Ina Rose Edwards, Susan Abernethy, and Ann Bloodworth. Standing: Ka Davis, Nancy Mayfield, Suzanne MacRae, Janet Judd, Janet Allison, Becky Garrison, Anne Mol mead, Sue Camlin, and Beth Rivers. (, of pictured: Patsy Arscott, Mary Campbell. Sara Crain, !udy Fuller, Nancy Quillen, Sue Ross, Ruth Schol ten, and Paige Young.) Page Eighty-seven “7 une our eard to Lear tLat cL ime ■i I first realized 1 was a junior last spring when our class “moved up’’ to take its place in the balcony of Nin niss for a year of wondering what was going on in student assemblies. 1 heard Ann Van, hut 1 only saw the person in front of me. 1 started questioning things that either had no answers or else were matters which 1 had to decide for myself. To hear the noise on hall 2 B in 1 larris, no one would ever believe we studied, but you should have heard us in Belk last year! Much to our disappointment, Stunt Night slipped by us again, hut 1 11 never forget Pattie in her hair diver playing bridge on the stage—“What’s your gamer Jane Sanders was in charge of publishing the Student Direc- tory for our class project, and 1 was in the group that sold the remaining copies door-to-door the night we found out that our Coronet bill was sixty instead of thirty dollars. In December, Linda and her Independent Reading Pro- gram Committee presented ‘Our Town. Alacia came hack to us after a semester at Georgia, and we promptly elected her secretary-treasurer of the class to replace Mar Louise who transferred to Mary Baldwin. Making friends with the freshman class was a big part of our fun this year. I heir big production of the Lresh- man Follies made us proud that they were our “sister class. I was never too busy to enjoy their visits in our dorm, especially when they marched up the hall singing, Next to the freshmen, we love the juniors! Elections were vital to us this year because this time, we, the juniors, would he the “big leaders for 1%L62. Ruth. Linda, Jean, Sue, and Virginia will head the major organizations next year; and our efficient junior class president, “Annie-Bee, will serve as chairman of Judy Board. We will all take on our new responsibilitv with enthusiasm, hoping to leave Queens a spirit and a unity. (=d= =i=t= Joanne Jones, Vice-President, and Alacia Lee, Secretary- Treasurer, sell Student Directories in the Rec Room. JUNIORS Ann Bloodworth, President Judy Black, Class Representative to RA, Ida Johnson, and Margaret Blevins, Co-Chairmen of Stunt ISIight, are hard at work—as usual! «9 uniorS Servet Susan Womble bernethy Patricia Gavnor Arscott I Iarriet Boyd Barrow Doris Evelyn Beam Rae Ellen Beebe Judith Locke Black Margaret McIyer Blevins Ann Frances Blood worth Nancie Brook Brady Marcia Lucretia Brinkley Bernice Joanna Brooks Ruby Marlene Broome Sandra Jean Cannon Frances Linder Carter Linda George Cash well JSm. -v Page Ninety-one Martha Marie Clyburn Carol Helen Cochran Mary Louise Coiner I li JUNIORS Susanna Linthicum Coley Nancy Gray Cook Mary Alice Craig Judith Ray Crotts Myra Lou Dailey Carolyn Clara Dobbins Susan Douglas Cornelia Elizabeth Dunwoody Ina Rose Edwards Evelyn Faires Corah Ann Fischer Melinda Connell Goodman Page Ninety-two Sponsored S a I Safe of _SIndent directories . . . MarILEE CuiGOU Margaret Madei ine I Iahn Ioann Hili Ann Katherine I Iobbs Mary Pearl Hopkins Jean Karol I Iuddleston Dorothy Louise Hudson Sarah Ann Jennette Ida Elizabeth Johnson Helen Joanne Jones Bash ike Peter Karagianni Judith Ann Koelmel Page Ninety-three Susanne Bernice Lane Kay I Iilton Long Marie Elliot McClure Sat in the halconu at student assemblies h(i Mary Moffett McClure Sara Swann McLaughlin Flora Christian McNair Jane Elizabeth Magnan Gail Deanna Merrell Sljzann Sutton Morton Sara Blitler Mlillis Nancy Moore Nanney Ramona Elizabeth Orta Linda Ellis Pegram Judith Page Prestridge Patsy Long Price Lane Slimmers Rockett Marian Smith Rogers Mary Virginia Rose Page Ninetv-fcntr Ruth Christina Schoi fen Rebecca White Shaffer C arol Marie Shirley Patricia Moore Sims Marion Gene Stallworth I ax ice 11 arris Stewart )ane Tyler Tallman Rebecca Anne Thompson Shu Mei W ang Barbara I Iarrison West Margaret Jameson White Phyllis Ann Whitenack 1 Iarreett Elliott W hitley Peggy Elaine Wiriden Martha W oods NOT PICTURED Saucy Carolyn Alexander Friila Sutton Booth Mary Stewart Covington Bradford Ruth Goldman Cohen Mary Elizabeth Fisher Wanda Faye Garmon Judy Bingham Girvin Sancy-Coe Hall Yvonne Louise Huskey Sally Jean Jeffreys Mary George Kaiscris Alacia Jane Lee Helen Laurence Pearre Ann Arrington Petree Sarah Williamson Purvis Jeannette Dillard Robinson fane Marie Sanders Marie W ilkins Sawyer Anita Louise W'arlick JUNIORS r X V i s V i Page Ninety-five “GtaJiu Jo we lift our voiced “And now ain’t it great to be a sophomore?’ I returned again for Orientation Week, but this time 1 knew ever) thing about Queens and was read) to tell my advisees what time we eat breakfast and where we get our mail. Other discoveries were that our curtains Irom Watkins wouldn’t lit our windows in Belk and that phone duty was lots of fun since I didn’t have to run upstairs every time the phone rang. A call came from Davidson, and I realized 1 had upper classman privileges w hen 1 met him not in Bui well, but in the lounge of m dorm (and on a week night, to boot!). No one told me when to be in m room, and for a lew nights 1 stayed up till all hours just to prove to mvselt I could keep my lights on and smoke in the room. Betsy and Roseman told us their scheme, and we were off to the basement ol Carol I Iall to wait on the rats. I he rest of the week, we sophs enjoyed being big wheels and ordering the frosh around. Sometimes during closed study we marched around the freshman dorms chanting “Cheer up, freshmen, the worst is yet to come!’’ Helen stole the show at Stunt Night, but with Rachel and Patterson and their version of the typical Queens Davidson romance, our western skit took the trophy. After the Boar’s I lead Dinner 1 joined the ranks to tell Dr. W alker a secret—that Jack and I were pinned. Later that same night 1 gave his pin back! When we returned from Christmas vacation, 1 was chosen to serve as a hostess in the dining hall. Besides having to sit in the same seat three times a day for six weeks, I lost ten pounds because ever) time I started to take a bite someone wanted more of something, and 1 had to raise my hand. By the time my table had enough of everything, it wras time to order dessert, and during dessert I had to pour coffee and order more milk. Finally, 1 ate my dessert and headed to the Store for my supper. When 1 learned that all the required courses for my major would be taught in 1968, 1 decided to major in English; then I learned that English classes met at eight a.m., so 1 changed my major to suit my sleeping habits. Basketball tournament time came around and 1 put on my sweatshirt and shorts, fell, and skinned my knee, but Mary and Angie chalked up enough points to make up for my clumsiness. And, gee, it was ‘great to be a sophomore! I Maywood Nisbet, Vice-President, and Rella Lancaster, Secretary-Treasurer. SOPHOMORES Kay Taylor, President Sula Evans, Class Representative to RA; Ann Porterfield, Co-Chairman of Stunt 'Night; Betsy Hutchins, and Rosemary Clower, Co-Chairmen of Rat Week, talk things over in the Y-Store. Not pictured: Kathie Wright, Co-Chairman of Stunt Night. Nancy Flemini; bel Virginia Addington Miriam Mundy llen |anet Herring llison Brenda Carole Blackwelder VALERIE AmTRA BuRNIE Anita McIlhenny Cahoon Sheila Sue Camlin Mary Pauline Campbell Brenda Lee Carpenter Sally Jackson Cason Jeanne Marie Chapman Dawn Stewart Chappell Rosemary Clower Joanne Cooper Helen Biddle Creyensten Catherine McArthur Currie Betty Jane Daniel Kay Schuler Davis Nancy Lee DeWitt an ■■ N;V Page Ninety-nine ■■■ Alice Jeanne Freeman Judith'TVIarian Fuller Susan Palmer Gabb Rebecca Shapard Garrison Eleanor Burruss Garst Gene Lewis Givhan Barbara Aimar Goodwin Julia Elizabeth Green Mary Lee Hale Sara Irene Harrington Kathleen FIelms Alice Gammon Hemphill Pearl Elizabeth Hill Bonnie Talley Himebauch Anne Hilton Holmead Elisabeth Johnson FIook Elizabeth Erwin Hutchins Sloan Lentz Ingram Barbara Mae Jackson Helen Celeste Jackson Nina Elizabeth Iohnson Judith Ann Jones Janet Elizabeth Judd Meriam Fowler Kilner Rella Jean Lancaster Karol Jean Larson Isabelle B. Lewis Mildred Emily Lloyd Page One Hundred |o me I lvnn McCormac Joyce Marie McCubbin Sarah Louise McCariiy nne Pringle McGee Suzanne I Iaynes MacRae lice Wingo Marks |iilia Davidson Massey Mar Nancy Mayfield Margaret Lee Miller Nancy Lee Millock Martha Louise Moise W illie Martha Morrison I Ielene Nichols Maywood Mallard Nisbet Elizabeth McFaddin Odiorne Louise Reid O’Kelley Rachel Elizabeth Patrick Nancy Anne Patterson Sallee Susanne Patterson Elizabeth Peck Gypsey Ann Pool Mary Ann Porterfield Eugenia Ann Powel Joan Hamilton Powell Mary Ellen Quick Nancy Ann Quillen Carolyn Baker Rentz Mary Elizabeth Rivers Page One Hundred One MMMk SOPHOMORES Mary Susan Rutter Pamela Grayce Scarborough Sara Carolyn Shelley Marjorie Louise Smith Joanna Augusta Springs Suzanne Hamilton Stedman Patricia Stell Caroline Lenora Stiles Mamie Ann Sutherland Martha Suzanne Swain Kathryn Moore Taylor Elizabeth Lee Thomas Sandra Sue Trickett Cynthia Parrott Trobaugh Judith Irene Ward Emily Ann Weatherly Roberta Rowe Weathers Pamela James Wenham Mary Carolyn Whiteside Angela Williams Sally McGregor Williamson Jo Ann Win free Sara Blanche Woodard Mildred Kathleen Wright Martha Paige Young NOT PICTURED Janet Hope Crickmer Marcia Irving Gay Ann Snyder Howerton Barbara Frances Johnson Alice Julcne King Harriette Agnes McMichael Louise Fuller Royal Catharine Cecelia Williams Page One Hundred Two Seated. Nancy Abel, Susan Gabb, Beth Rivers, Maywood Nisbet. Standing: Ann Porterfield, Mary Campbell. VALKYRIE juice ... a trip to see Santa with a group from I hompson A tap on the shoulder . . . six sophomores chosen for Orphanage . . . ushering at Our Town and the White Gift alkxrie . . . breakfast-in-bed and fifteen gallons of orange Service . . . “Such leaders among you have been found. QUEENS SCHOLARS First row: Phoebe Jane Pierce, Louise Gittings, Sally Jenkins, Jane Lawther, Glenina Holliday. Second row: Nancy Hutcheson. Carol Robinson, Katherine Oehler, Jean Norris, Charlotte Gaulding, Anne McLaughlin, Carolyn King. Page One Hundred Three i- _____ __________________ oLight high visioni daughters On September the eighth 1 arrived! Orientation Week was filled with speeches, tests, and jam sessions. I learned what to wear, how and where to wear it, and not to go to town in bermudas! Saturday night I met a future date possibility in Burwell before the Freshman Dance. W e met our facult advisors at dinner Sunday, and it was fun after 1 realized she was as nervous as I was. Classes began, and 1 was soon amazed at all 1 had learned. Ihe atomic weight of helium is four, the word and appears thirtv-one times in Luke 3:1 23, and a treadle sewing machine won’t backstitch. A few practical tips on studying taught me that a pillow under the typewriter and a flashlight after 11:30 p.m. made house council happier. I had almost learned how to schedule my time, when all of a sudden everything was completely upset. After having pulled me out from under my bed, a ghastly look- ing sophomore marched me to Carol I fall where 1 was capped “Ratty Rat.” A gruff voice behind me kept repeat ing, “What’s your name, Freshman?” What a wreek! Finally, 1 shed my rat cap and put on my glad rags for a round of rush parties. With a glued-on smile, I tripped from house to house, meeting a maze of Greek letters and too man people who all asked where I was from and how I liked Queens. Invitations were issued, re-issued, and after a week of indigestion and fingernail- biting, I finally decided which one and pledged! From then on, even Sunday night 1 was glad to eat hot dogs or pizza and even help clean the kitchen. Elaine and Ann really kept me busy painting “Bush’ signs, making m costume, and practicing for Stunt ight. but when our satire about the first Thanksgiving won the gallery prize, I wras glad I had been a small part. In March, my class reallv put on a show'! We had everything from Sail I he Biot’ Wvatt to Bonnie the girl with voice and volume. A standing ovation from the student body proved their enthusiasm for our “Fresh- man Follies.” I put my raincoat over my bathing suit and juked up to Morrison Beach when the first signs of spring came around, and soon I had a sun tan to beat almost every- body on campus—except the girls in Morrison Dorm! Looking hack, I have learned that closed study is not necessarily intended for washing clothes or writing letters. 1 can properly sign out in Burwell, and talk knowingly about after-parties. And, now looking to Belk Dorm, anticipating and knowing next year will present a greater challenge and still more fun ... I drive away! ' A Ann Aldrich, Vice-President; Kent Anderson, RSC Represen- tative; Jane Lawther, Secretary-Treasurer. FRESHMEN Jeannette Prevette, President Ann Aldrich and Elaine Jubanyik, Stunt Night Co-Chairmen, Lamar Deahl, PiA Representative, and Claudia Johnson, QCA Pxepresentative, compare their stuffed animals. Janice Sherrill Adams Nancy Matilda Adams Jean Nesbitt Albritton Ann Dunn ldrh h Genevieve Alford Priscilla Ann Allen Rela Elizabeth Anderson Virginia Kent Anderson Diana Jane Ashworth Grace Jordan Baker Linda Ann Bates Lucinda Hope Bayley Janf. Ellen Beckett Martha Ann Bell Mary Carolyn Bero Jane Louise Blackwelder Frances Marion Bohannon Dorcas Gilbert Bolick Margaret Nichols Bowers Georgia Carolyn Bradley Anne Carrington Bright Katherine La Verne Brown Vivian Anne Bullock Caroline Neely Burgin Joan Louise Calhoun Caren Reve Camicia Lillian Georgette Cellar Sue Gary Challen Charlotte Frierson Cherry Nancy Cole Chostner Diana Randall Churchill Nancy N. Clotfelter Mary Lou Collins Page One Hundred Seven wm ■ FRESHMEN Dorothy Anne Cooke Elizabeth Roberta Cox Sarah Elizabeth Dawson Ann Lamar Deahl Beverly Ann Dean Mary Amelia Deaton Rainsford Dubose Dedman Lettie Lee Dekle Martha Carrel Duerson Darrelyn Edith Duet:ch Georgena Sue Dyer Ann Eason Beverly Evelyn Eckert Martha Elizabeth Faik Linda Rose Feitler Patricia Ann Files Renate Elizabeth Freeman Brenda Virl Gamm Jane Gammon Judy Allen Gardner Louisa Aelen Garland Charlotte Ann Gaulding Kathleen Baker Gelzer Roberta Louise Gittings Carol Lyon Gorman Geraldine Caroline Grab Zena Kay Grafton Judith Connie Gray Katherine Mickle Gray Elizabeth Jean Greear Page One Hundred Eight C arol Porter Grieve Judith Bernice Giumslli Marguerite Lloyd Hagllr Elizabeth Diane Hallman Frances Nannette Harper Linda Fay I Eastings Glenina Kirkland Hollada Margaret L. Hollingsworth Carolyn Davis Hough Dorothy Ann Hunsberger Jean McEwen Hunter Rachel Mildred Hunter Nancy Barksdale Hutcheson Patricia Anne Hutchins Mary Pedrick Isom Emma Susaxne Jackson Allison James Harriet Susan James Sara Celeste Jenkins Claudia Evelyn Johnson Mary Rebecca Johnson Patricia Kerr Jordan Elaine Morton Jubanyik C arolyn Snyder King Martha Hardy Lamb Sandra Verner Lanehart Sharon Kay Lang Carolyn Harriet Lawall Jane Wyatt Lawtiier Lixnea Ruth Litaker Virginia May Lucas Virginia Dare McDonald Claudia Ann McDowell Page One Hundred Vine ■■■■■ Ann Eads McGrath Anne Niven McLaughlin Della Jane McMullen Elizabeth Lambeth Marsh Francis Marion Mays Alice Helen Methfessel Frances Ann Miller Frances Milton Mary Leighton Moffett Marion Lea Morris Bonnie Elizabeth Myers Frances Diane Neighbors Frances Jean Norris Carol McLendon Nunn Kathryn Anne Oehler Sally Ogburn Doroteiy Lillian Ong Constance Lou Oyer Sarah McAllister Parsons Pamela Susan Peper Phoebe Jane Pierce Rachel Pinkston Juanita Boykin Plowden Janet Harris Porter Jeannette Cecelia Prevette Suzanne Prince Kathleen Joyce Rainwater Eleanor Rainsford Randolph Elizabeth Anne Rice Elizabeth B. Robertson Priscilla Anne Robertson Carol Virginia Robinson April Elaine Royal Page One Hundred Ten Elizabeth Carol Rucker Christine Elissa Safford Ann Ledbetter Sanders Sharon Scott Susan Ann Scruggs Margaret Berryman Seaweli An n e Hu nter Show a i t i r Elizabeth Anne Sledc.e Irma Sandra Slevin Sue Beth Slocum Beitie Kerfoot Smith Rosemary Howard Smith Rita Kaye Souther Anthea Spurling Dorothy Marie Stamey Ann Marie Stephens Cynthia Kay Stroupe Mae Elizabeth Thompson Lynne Thurman Tina Theresa Tinsley Fidelia Ellen Tolley Susan Gail Tonninc Nancy Dalton Tovvery Jennie Kay Travis Myrtle Jane Trivette Lynn Scroggs Vance Mary Kaye Wagner Martha Lucille Waters Camela Underhill W eldon Jane McSherry Wells Evelyn Jane Whitley Mary Harvey Wilson Sally Ann Wyatt NOT PICTURED Sylvia LaMarr Hastings Anne Cordelia Holliday Dorothy Varner Smith Martha Warren Watson Page One Hundred Eleven i? iff!!' ADVERTISING In our four years at Queens, each of us has the desire to walk across Selwvn Avenue to the Bus Stop and wait patiently for a ride uptown. We sit on the steps of Carol Hall and look at the campus—one block—and are amazed that so very much can go on in such a small area. Then we get uptown and see dif- ferent faces, different clothes, and different surroundings. We go from store to store, buy- ing—if we have the money—and learning- some of us for the first time—how to buy for ourselves. We live, we learn, we see the world in action—the world we will find each time we leave that block. Senior Statistics Adelaide Mott Anderson Phi Mu RSC Representative (1), Treasurer (2), President (4); House Council (1); Dolphin Club (1); Phi Mu Secretary (2), Social Chairman (3), Chaplain (4); Valkyrie (2); SGA Secretary-Treasurer (3), First VicePresi- dent (4); Judicial Board (3, 4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Orientation Committee (3, 4); Student Legislature (3, 4); Executive Committee (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Emilie Ann Anderson Alpha Delta Pi Dean’s List (1, 2, 3, 4); World University Service Campaign Chairman (2) ; Marshal (2, 3, 4), Chief (4); FAC (2); Alpha Delta Pi Scholarship Chairman (2), Executive Council (2); Orientation Committee (3); NSA Coordinator (3); Delegate to NSA Congress (3); Independent Reading Program Committee (3, 4); Student Legislature (3); Election Committee (3) ; Sigma Mu (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Self-Study Committee (4) ; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Nancy Joyce Apperson Alpha Chi Omega Spanish Club (1, 2); Alpha Chi Omega Charter Member (1), Secretary (2, 3), Rush Chairman (4); Art Sendee Club (2, 3); FAC. Beverly Ann Atkins Phi Mu Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Publicity Chairman (2), Secretary- Treasurer (3), Secretary (4); Phi Mu Corresponding Secretary (3), Pledge Trainer (4); Dolphin Club (3, 4); Dean’s List (3, 4). Catherine Irene Barker Alpha Chi Omega Dean’s List (1); Alpha Chi Omega Charter Member (1), Panhellenic Delegate (2), Rush Chairman (3); Panhellenic Council Social Chairman (2), Treasurer (3); RA Publicity Co-Chairman (2); FAC (2); Coronet Staff (2); Marshal (2); Art Sendee Club (2); Co-Chairman, Independent Reading Program Committee (3); University' of Geneva (3); “Our Town” (4). Patricia Payton Bell Wake Forest College (1). Cleone Irene Blair Alpha Chi Omega Meredith College (1); Home Economics Club (3, 4); Alpha Chi Omega Recording Secretary (4). Virginia Lee Bopp Alpha Gamma Delta Dolphin Club (1, 2); RA Publicity Chairman (2); May Court (2); House Council. Rachel Susan Brooks Phi Mu Class Treasurer CO, Secretary-Treasurer (2), President (3); House Council (1, 2); Handbook Committee (1); Spanish Club (1); FAC (2); Student Legislature (3); President of Harris Hall (4); RSC (4); Orientation Committee (4); Election Committee (4), Elizabeth Florence Carmichael Alpha Gamma Delta Spanish Club (1); Alpha Gamma Delta Corresponding Secretary (3); Pledge Trainer (4); FAC (4); Assistant Editor Student Handbook (4). Carol Cathey Southern Seminary Jr. College (1). Marianna Ramsey Christian Cm Omega Dolphin Club (1, 2); RA Sophomore Representative (2), Junior Repre- sentative (3); Dean's List (4). Martha Clemmons Juanita McLeod Clontz Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing. Elizabeth Raye Cox Pm Mu Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); House Council (2); Phi Mu Corresponding Secretary (2), Vice-President (3); FAC (2, 3); RSC Secretary (3); President of Watkins Dormitory (4); May Court (4). Sara Frances Craig Alpha Gamma Delta House Council (2, 4); Alpha Gamma Delta Assistant Treasurer (2); Westminster Fellowship (2); Dana Scholar (3). Helen Louise Cranford Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega Charter Member (1), Second Vice-President (2), President (3); Panhellenic Council (3). Carol Anne Deets Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing. Virginia Smith Ellington Josephine All Eskridge Cm Omega BSC (3); Dean's List (3). SUSANN FlNKLEA Alpha Delta Pi House Council (2, 3); FAC (2); Flier Staff (3). Judith Jo Fisher Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi Best Pledge CO, Treasurer (3); Chairman of Freshman Foolies (1); FAC (2); QCA Chairman of Social Responsibility Committee (2) ; Chairman of Vespers Committee (3); Editor of Student Handbook (3) ; Election Committee (4); NSA Coordinator (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4); Dean’s List (4); Student Legislature (4). Susan Janice Fowler Cm Omega Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing. Helen Plasterer Fries Jacksonville University, Florida. Cora Helen Fry Alpha Gamma Delta Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Choir (2); House Council (2); FAC (2); Alpha Gamma Delta Rush Chairman (3), President (4); Panhellenic Council (4). Martha Stephens Gilliam University of Tennessee. Nancy Ann Gray Pm Mu Home Economics Club (1,2, 3); Phi Mu Vice-President (3). Mary Bruce Grlmsley Alpha Gamma Delta Choir (1, 2, 3); Alpha Gamma Delta Corresponding Secretary (3); FAC (3); Editor of Student Handbook (3); Publications Board (3). Margaret Johnston Gurley Sigma Upsilon (4). Patsy Jo Guyer Cm Omega Brevard Junior College (1, 2); QCA Day Student Representative (3); FAC (3); DSC President (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Orientation Committee (4); SGA Executive Committee (4), Second Vice-President (4); Who's Who Among Stude?its in Americati Universities and Colleges (4). Page One Hundred. Fourteen Ah-so' Velly good food at ! Ming raee RESTAURANT Miss Moffett and Margaret browse at REESE'S ANTIQUE SHOPS Gifts for Today—Heirlooms of Tomorrow 1029 Providence Road—120 West 5th Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. EVERY BITE A FRESH TREAT SjU -U Axyn. FOOD PRODUCTS, me. ED 3-9881 Charlotte, N. C. Penney’s Always First Quality We invite you to shop with us in complete ease and comfort. We have a complete line of wearing apparel for the entire family, plus everything you need for your home. Mopping Cenler JA 3-6404 HARDEE'S PHARMACY THE DRUG STORE Phone ED 3-7729 2909 Selwyn Ave. Page One Hundred Fifteen Senior Statistics Carole Lauretta Hall Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Scholarship Award (3); Senior Class Prophet (4). Merry Jayne McMichael Choir (1); Mt. Union College (3); Sigma Upsilon (4); Methodist Student Fellowship (4); Philosophy Discussion Group (4). Sarah Linda Hardee Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Historian (2), Rush Chairman (4); logos Make up Editor (3), Art and Humor Editor (4); Stunt Night Co-Chairman (4); President of Belk Dormitory (4); RSC (4). Nancy Carolyn Hitchcock Phi Mu Julia Marilyn MacQueen Alpha Delta Pi RA Class Representative (1), Treasurer (2), Vice-President (3), Presi- dent (4); Dolphin Club (1, 2); Charlotte Panhellenic Award for “Most Outstanding Freshman’’ (1); Valkyrie (2); Co-Chairman of Rat Week (2); Photographer for Coronet (3); Orientation Committee (3, 4); Coronet Award for Outstanding Contribution (3); Student Legislature (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Biology Club (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Spanish Club (1, 2); Coronet Sorority Editor (3), Senior Class Editor (4); Baptist Student Union (3); Phi Mu Treasurer (4). Nancy Eudora Hopkins Alpha Gamma Delta DSC Secretary (3). Kathryn Tracy Mack Chi Omega House Council CO; Vice-President of Class (1, 2); Chi Omega President (3); Elections Committee (3); May Court (3, 4); Panhellenic Council (3, 4); Social Committee Chairman (4); Orientation Committee (4). Evelyn June Horner Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega Second Vice-President (3). Agnes Elizabeth Marks Kappa Delta Choir (1, 3, 4); FAC (2); Social Committee (2); Madrigal Group (2, 3); Kappa Delta Vice-President (2), President (3); Panhellenic Council (3); “TTie Old Maid and the Thief’ (4); Dean's List (4); Senior Recital (4). Cella Overton Houston Sigma Upsilon Award for Best Short Story (1); Sigma Upsilon (3). Elizabeth Caroline Jenkins Marilyn Lee Mason Alpha Gamma Delta Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); Westminster Fellowship (1); Delta Omicron Charter Member (2), Publicity Chairman (3), Treasurer (4); Senior Recital (4). Westminster Fellowship (1, 2); Art Service Club Secretary (2, 3); logos Circulation Manager (3), Poetry and Short Story Editor (4); Sigma Upsilon (3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4); Philosophy Discussion Group President (4); Methodist Student Fellowship President (4). Claire Walsh Mercer Sacred Heart Junior College (1, 2). Frances Catherine Jerman Salem College (1). Kohar Jones Washington University. Martha Irma Middle brooks Kappa Delta FAC (3); University of Vienna (3). Lucille Finch Jones George Washington University. Sara Butler Mullis Alpha Chi Omega Cynthia Ann King Kappa Delta Co-Chairman of Rat Week (2); Art Sendee Club (2, 3); Panhellenic Council Vice-President (3), President (4); Student Legislature (4). Elizabeth Eulalia Munn Phi Mu House Council (2, 3); Biology Club (2, 3, 4); Phi Mu Treasurer (3); RSC Class Representative (3); Secretary-Treasurer of Class (4); Coronet Junior Editor (3), Freshman Editor (4). Margaret Ann Lee Phi Mu Spanish Club (1, 2); Westminster Fellowship (1, 3); FAC (2); Dean's List (2, 3, 4); Phi Mu Assistant Rush Chairman (3), Rush Chairman (4). Loretta Lee Myers Phi Mu Stratford Junior College (1, 2); May Court (3); Phi Mu Secretary (3), Best Pledge (3). Betsy Carole Linn Alpha Gamma Delta Choir (1) Home Economics Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (3); Pan- hellenic Council (4); Social Committee (4); Orientation Committee (4). Nancy Moore Nanney Phi Mu Katherine Denise Lyon Chi Omega Coronet Staff (2); House Council (3); logos Staff (4); RA Senior Representative (4); Chi Omega Secretary (4); Dean’s List (4). Jacquelyn Reid Neely Alpha Gamma Delta Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing. Anne Cunningham McCutchen Chi Omega Margaret DeWitt Park University of Michigan (1). Choir (1); Flier Staff (2); Orientation Committee (3, 4); House Council (4). Patricia Ann McDaniel Catherine Steagall Peeler Duke University (1). Chi Omega FAC (2); Home Economics Club (2); Chi Omega Co-Chairman of Rush Week (3), President (4); Flier Staff (3); Panhellenic Council (4); logos Staff (4); Chairman of Senior Week (4). Marie Wakeham Pendley Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing. Page One Hundred Sixteen Nancie bought her car at FRANK WOODS PONTIAC 522 South Tryon FR 6-4871 Service in Charlotte for 25 Years THE HOSTESS SHOP specializing in wedding gifts and hostess gifts of all types 140 Charlottetown Mall FR 7-2035 Margaret always finds stylish clothes at— MELLON’S 106-114 West Trade Carol shops here, and—because she's from Charlotte—she should know. MORRISON'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP 705 Providence Road ED 2-1605 OPEN KITCHEN BEST PIZZA IN TOWN 1318 W. Morehead CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Seventeen Senior Statistics Ann Lampley Pharr Phi Mu Gail Carter Presson Meredith College (I, 2). Carolyn Anne Rogers Phi Mu House Council (1); Phi Mu Assistant Pledge Director (2), President (3) ; Coronet Staff (2); Panhellenic Representative (4), Vice-President (4) ; Vice-President of Class (4); Representative to Going to College Handbook (4); logos Staff (4); Chairman of Orientation Committee (4); Chairman of Self Study Committee (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges ( 4 ). Sue Fields Ross Ajlpha Delta Pi Dean's List (1, 2, 3, 4); Spanish Club (1); Stunt Night Chairman (1); Valkyrie (2), Treasurer (2); WF (2); QCA Treasurer (2), Freshman Coordinator (3), President (4); Chairman Independent Reading Program (3); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3); Sigma Mu (3); Alpha Delta Pi Chaplain (3) Dana Scholar (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges (4). Gail Genevieve Rutfierford Alpha Gamma Delta Social Committee (1, 2, 3); May Court (1, 2, 3, 4), Queen (4), Co- Chairman (3); Stunt Night Chairman (2); Vice-President of Class (3Y, Alpha Kappa Gamma (3), President (4); President of Class (4); Student Legislature (4); Alpha Gamma Delta Second Vice-President (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Marguerite Ray Seay Chi Omega Choir (1, 2, 3); FAC (2); Stunt Night Chairman (3); Chi Omega Secre- retarv (3); President Long Dormitory (4); RSC (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Susan Jacqueline Shaw Alpha Gamma Delta Class Representative to DSC (2). Harriet Erwin Sloop Chi Omega Secretary of Class (1); May Court (1, 2, 3, 4), Co-Chairman (3), Maid of Honor (4); QCA Cabinet (2); Quill Staff (2); Valkyrie (2); Social Committee (3); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3); Sigma Upsilon (3); Dean’s List (3, 4); Editor of logos (4); Student Legislature (4); Self-Study Committee (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Carol Ann Speake Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi Rush Chairman (3); Recording Secretary (4); Social Committee (3); FAC (3); Sigma Mu (3); Dean’s List (3. 4); Student Representative on Lecture-Concert Series (4); Sigma Upsilon (4); logos Staff (4). Laura Kathryn Sprinkle Phi Mu Spanish Club (1); House Council (2, 3); FAC (2, 3); Coronet Staff (2); Campus Funds Committee (4). Eleanor Ruth Starnes Alpha Chi Omega Converse College (1, 2); Choir (3); Alpha Chi Omega First Vice- President (3, 4). Henrietta MacKinnon Taylor Phi Mu Spanish Club (1); Phi Mu Pledge Director (3); FAC (4); House Council (4); President Morrison Dormitorv (4); RSC (4); Elections Committee C4). Linda Adair Thompson Alpha Delta Pi Biology Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (3), President (4); FAC (2, 3); QCA Freshman Coordinating Committee (2); Student Handbook Committee (3); Alpha Delta Pi Corresponding Secretary (4); Dean’s List (4). Elizabeth Motte Thomson Chi Omega Deans List (1, 2, 3, 4); FAC (2); Marshal (3, 4); Editor of Student Directory (3); Chi Omega Treasurer (3, 4); Chairman Point System Committee (4); Chairman Chapel Committee (4): logos Staff (4); Sigma Mu (4). Patricia Anne Thor Valparaiso University. Baptist Missionary Training School. Genie Vance Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Assistant Treasurer (2); Rat Week Co-Chairman (2); Coronet Sophomore Editor (2), Editor (3); Student Legislature (3). Ruth Ann Vandiver Alpha Delta Pi President of Class (1. 2): Student Legislature (1, 2, 3, 4); Valkyrie (2); SGA Vice-President (3), President (4); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3); Choir (3, 4); Judicial Board, Ex-Officio (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Mary Jacqueline Vaughan Phi Mu Spanish Club (1); Coronet Staff (2); Circulation Manager of the Flier (2, 3); House Council (4); FAC (4). Margaret Doyle Walton Sally McClamma Weeks Phi Mu Florida State University (2). Ellie Jane West Chi Omega Winthrop College (1); Home Economics Club (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4); FAC (3); Secretary-Treasurer of Class (3); Chi Omega Pledge Scholarship Award (3); House Council (4). Frances LIssery West Mary Elizabeth White Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega Charter Member (1) Secretary (1), President (A): Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); Panhellenic Council (4); Dean’s List (4). Mary Lee White Kappa Delta Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); WF (1, 2, 3), Second Vice-President (3); FAC (2, 3); Kappa Delta Treasurer (3), Chaplain (4); University of Vienna (3). Frances Troutman Whitener Wingate College (1, 2). Ruth Kirkland Wilkes Class Representative to QCA (1), Chairman Christian Faith and Heritage Commission (2), Secretary (3); WF Vice-President (2), President C3); Valkyrie President (2); Judicial Board (3, 4), Chairman C4); Alpha Kappa Gamma Secretary (4); Dana Scholar (4); Dean’s List (4); Student Legislature (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Page One Hundred Eighteen ASHEVILLE—BREVARD CANTON—CHARLOTTE DURHAM—HENDERSONVILLE KINGS MOUNTAIN—LENOIR WAYNESVILLE—WILSON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System HARRILL'S BAR-B-Q Barbeque at Its Best 1025 Kings Drive Phone ED 4-8808 CHARLOTTE, N. C. One car -{- one senior to drive it, some extra money and a desire to spend it = dinner out at THOMAS HOWARD CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS + Distributors of Snow Crop Frozen Foods and Minute Maid Citrus juices, Moon Rose Fruits and Vegetables Page One Hundred Nineteen Senior Statistics Lynda Sue Wilkinson Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); Madrigal Singers (1, 2, 3); Delta Omicron (2, 3, 4); Historian and Chaplain (3); Music Director (4); FAC (4). Sandra Lynn Williams Alpha Gamma Delta WF (1); Alpha Gamma Delta Chaplain (4). Joyce Eleanor Wingate Alpha Cht Omega Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); WF (1); Opera Workshop (3, 4); Delta Omicron (3, 4); Alpha Chi Omega Chaplain (4); FAC (4); Madrigal Singers (3). Margaret Nan Woodham Chi Omega Coronet Staff (1); Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4); logos Staff (3, 4). Rosalyn Woodward Chi Omega Choir (2); Coronet Staff (2); Flier Staff (3); Panhellenic Council (3); Stunt Night Co-Chairman (3); logos Staff (4); Chi Omega Rush Chairman (4); Draft Committee (4). Evelyn Lee Yelton Wake Forest College (1, 2); House Council (3); Flier Staff (3). 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James E., Charlotte, N. C. Harris, James J., Charlotte, N. C. Jackson, The Rev. James W., Columbia, S. C., Advisory Johnson, Mrs. Curtis B., Charlotte, N. C. Jones, The Rev. James A., Richmond, Va., Advisory Jones, The Rev. Lynn T., Columbia, S. C. Kincey, H. F., Charlotte, N. C. Knight, Dr. F. L., Sanford, N. C. Lilly, The Rev. Edward G., Hartsville, S. C. McCall, L. A., Jr., Florence, S. C. McCraw, Carl G., Charlotte, N. C. McMeekin, S. C., Columbia, S. C. Marshall, Hunter, Charlotte, N. C. Quattlebaum, Paul, Conway, S. C. Stowe, Mrs. S. P., Belmont, N. C. Street, C. P., Charlotte, N. C. Walker, Dr. Edwin R., President, Ex-Officio Administrative Assistants and Staff Alexander, Ingrid M., 907 Sardis Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Nurse Bost, A. Jackson, Pressley Road, Charlotte, N. C. Superintendent of Grounds Bristol, Myra C., 2431 Vail Avenue, Apt. 5-B, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Evening College Clark, S. Ray, 3007 Parkway Avenue, Apt. A, Charlotte, N. C. Multilith Operator Denman, Dorothy G., 804 Addison Apts., 831 East Morehead St., Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Librarian and Cataloger Eisele, Robert P., 1945 Edgewater Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Food Service Director Gill, Gertrude G., 533 Jefferson Drive, 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 Gourley, Elouise I., 523 Tyson Street, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Business Office 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. Superintendent of Dormitories Hill, Pearl N., 3113 Tuckaseegee Road, Apt. C, Charlotte, N. C. PBX Operator Hilton, Lois R., 167 N. 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Admissions Counselor Ridgeway, Jeanne H., 5301 Seacroft Road, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Library Rousseau, Ashby H., 1715 Springdale Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Dean of Students; Resident Counselor; Harris Hall. Rowe, Robert, 1864 Lynnwood Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Manager of Dining Hall Rudisill, Louise T., 4221 Murravhill Road, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary to the President Staton, Gus, 2227 Winthrop Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Food Service Director Squires, Kate, 1405 Scott Court, Charlotte, N. C. Night PBX Operator ' Walter, Frances D., 519 Fenton Place, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary to the Assistant to the President Waybum, Jane G., 1304 Iris Drive, Apt. 2, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant, Public Relations Office Wentz, Dorothy A., 118 Sylvania Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Business Office MTiite, Anne Pleasants, 123 N. Caswell Road, Charlotte, N. C. Director of Education, Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing Whiteard, Ronald, 1812 Lynnwood Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Manager-Trainee, Food Service Administration Walker, Edwin R., 1871 Cassamia Place, Charlotte, N. C. President, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., LL.D., Southwestern Univer- sity; Vanderbilt University; University of Chicago. Larson, Curtis W. R., Sherbrooke Drive, Route 2, Box 694-P, Charlotte, N. C. Dean of the College, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., Hamline Univer- sity; Garrett Biblical Institute; Yale University. Farquharson, Don, 2413 Ansley Court, Charlotte, N. C. Treasurer and Business Manager, B.S., Kansas State Teach- ers College. Gebhardt, Ann S., 2500 Sherwood Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Dean of Students, Assistant Professor of Art, B.F.A., M.A., Lake Erie College; Ohio State University. Shaw, Robert W., 6456 Montpelier Road, Charlotte, N. C. Director of Evening College, B.S., M.A., Purdue University, Indiana University. Gourley, Everett E., Jr., 1600 Queens Road, Charlotte, N. C. 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Page One Hundred Twenty-three Faculty Albright, Thelma, 1901 Vi Queens Rd., Carol Hall, Garage Apt., Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of English, A.B., M.A., Greensboro College; Duke University. Alexander, Anne K., 324-B Wakefield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Music. Babb. Herbert E., 840 Fairbanks Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Psychology; Associate Professor of Psychology; A.B., M.S., Emory' University; University of Kentucky. Beidler, William, 2108 Crescent Ave., Apt. 1, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Philosophy, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., University of California; University of North Carolina; Osmania University, Hyder- abad, India. Black, Elizabeth McD., 2717 Sunset Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Education, A.B., M.A., Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina; Columbia University; Northwestern University; Temple University. Brewer, Charles E., Jr., 1416 Scotland Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics; A.B., Princeton University. Brown, Harry' L., Jr., 4067 Sheffield Dr., 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, Catharine Blue, 219-A Wakefield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in English, A.B., M.A., Queens College; Northwestern University. Chalmers, Roberta T. S., 2325 Wellesley Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of English, A.B., M.A., B.Litt., Litt.D., Mount Holyoke College; Radcliffe College; Oxford University; Kenyon College. Coker, Jane Frazier, 2215 Hassell Place, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Music, B.Mus., Salem College. Cooper, Kathryn, 1337 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., Oberlin Conservatory of Music; Indiana University. Cumming, Elizabeth C., 313 Woodland St., Davidson, N. C. Visiting Associate Professor of English, A.B., M.A., Smith College; Oxford University, Currie, Stuart D., 3900 Conway Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Bible, Religion, and Philosophy; Professor of Bible and Religion, A.B., B.D., University of Texas; Austin Presby- terian Seminary; Union Theological Seminary', New York City; Emory University'. Dunlap, Sarah I., 1829 Queens Rd., 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, 1863 Lynnwood Dr., 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., 4335 Autumn Ct., Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Biology; Professor of Biology, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., University' of Florida; Florida State University. Gaston, M. Margaret, 2427 Vail Ave., Apt. B-17, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Music, B.Mus., Converse College. Glaubitz, Kurt R., 3 542 Sloan St., Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.A., Yale University; Teachers College, Columbia University’. Hadley, Charles O., 2048 Hastings Dr., 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 Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Visiting Lecturer in Geography, A.B., M.A., Glenville State Teachers College; Marshall College. Hayes, M. Joyce, 219-A Wakefield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Psyxhology’, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., University of South Carolina; Ohio State University; University of North Carolina. Holliday, John A., 2325 Crescent Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Professor of Music, A.B., M.A., Hamline University’; University of Minnesota. Hoyle, Hughes B., Jr., 2040 Hastings Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Mathematics and Physics; Professor of Mathe- matics and Physics; A.B., M.A., University of North Carolina; New York University’. Irons, F. 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 Polytechnic Institute. Jenkins, Eleanor L., 1521 E. Seventh St., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Mathematics, A.B., M.A., Queens College; Uni- versity of North Carolina. Johnson, Marie E., 223 N. Dotger Ave., Apt. E-5, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., Greensboro College; Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Lewis, Donald E., 1632 Carolina Circle, Gastonia, N. C. 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 of Physical Education, B.S., Winthrop College. McEwen, Mildred M., 2316 Westfield Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Chemistry’; Professor of Chemistry, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Queens College; University of North Carolina. Magher, Ruth R., 3419 Park Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Physical Education; Instructor in Physical Edu- cation, B.S., Woman's College of the University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina; Johns Hopkins University. May, Albert R., 211 Ormand Ct., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Music, Boston University College of Music; Juilliard School of Music. Monroe, Dougald McD., Jr., 6222 Rose Valley Dr., 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., 2201 Randolph Rd. (Garage Apt.), Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Art, Stevens School; National Academy; Columbia University Art School, Skowhegan School of Painting; Taxco School of Art, Mexico; Academy of Fine Arts, Munich. Morrison, John D., 1817 Maryland Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., A.A.G.O., Northwestern University. Nooe, Sarah M., 112 W. Sharpe St., Statesville, N. C. Professor of Biology, B.S., M.A., Meredith College; Columbia Uni- versity; Furman University; University of Virginia; Woman’s College of the University’ of North Carolina; University of Washington. Pohlman, Edward W., 260 Ridgewood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Professor of Sociology, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Emmanuel Missionary Col- lege; Ohio State University. Preyer, Norris W., 2028 Roswell Ave., 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 Modem Languages, A.B., M.A., Winthrop College; University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee; University of South Carolina; University of Minnesota; University of Laval, Quebec. Salley, C. Louise, 226 Circle Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of History and Political Science; Professor of History; A.B., M.A., Ph.D., University’ of Tennessee; Duke University; University of Michigan. Shealy, George A., 2339 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Professor of Art, Indiana University; Chicago Art Institute; Bell School of Art; Oxbow School of Painting. . Snyder, Robert A., 1340 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Music, B.S., M.S., D.Mus., University of Illinois; Indiana University'. Stegner, George A., 5456 Topping Place, Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Music; Professor of Music, B.S., B.Mus., M.Mus., D.F.A., Miami University', Oxford, Ohio; Cincinnati Con- servatory'; Chicago Musical College. Tarlton, Summers, 232 Wales Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Religion, A.B., M.A., University of Kentucky; Assembly’ Training School; Transylvania University'; Union Seminary’, New York; Garrett Biblical Institute. Taylor, Mary Lee, 2251 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Bible and Religion, A.B., M.R.E., Salem College; The Biblical Seminary, New York; George Peabody College for Teachers; New York University’. Tomlinson, Josie C., 2914 Westfield Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages, A.B., M.A.T., Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina; Duke University; Mexico College; Middlebury College. Weiant, Edmund T., 2500 Inverness Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Professor of German and Russian, A.B., Ph.D., Kenyon College; Cornell University; Universitat Basel. West, Sarah M., 171 N. Canterbury’ Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Head of Department of Secretarial Practice; Assistant Professor of Secretarial Practice, B.S., M.R.E., Winthrop College; Women’s Mis- sionary Training School; Louisville, Kentucky. Whyte, Ruth Louise, 2237 Winding Wood Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Art, Ph.B. 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