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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

Coronet nineteen hundred sixty-four J Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Editor • NANCY MORTON Business Manager • BETSY HEESEMAN Outside the city by the night blue sky A smokestack letting out the shapes of clouds. And the sky, and clouds, make three colors of black. Our campus sees that blackness from among The lights of town—more colors than we know. Although in night and rain we do reflect them. Perhaps in sunlight too we sometimes watch The blue and rose light falling into dark. Red is the deepest color ever was Against a sky turned upside down with gold; The Japanese Maple’s crisp leaves spiral low Across the shadows, where we wait to catch The ten-till bus—on the low curved wall we wait. And talk an afternoon away behind us. i Whose is that face against the glass at night. Reflected clearly across a desk—or what’s Beyond the glass, that makes these features show? I dimly hear your voices from a room Across the hall: what Congress did today, What Greece did yesterday, or only that Liz Taylor lost her glove along the beach. If it is true we gain by thinking back While keeping our eyes ahead, each scene is framed. By what we have not watched but surely know; Sometimes I hear the ocean roaring dully Over the sand, as if it asked a proof Of soil to which our roots can firmly hold. W hen we have been 'acquainted with the night” We too have tried with effort to explain To any man in blue we chanced to meet Just why we were there, and how it was we were walking Out so late; our daytime words won’t do. iPTTmTTiy7njjjnmrr nTm yiTTMm fi n'qfr� tnffWi Diana, maybe more than could Minerva, Guards our books above the courtyard’s shallow Pool; she trails our signs and paper chains While we pursue what other arrows reach. Part of learning is the finding out That what we know ourselves can make a difference Outside of school: exams are every day. At Boar’s Head Dinner and one night on the lawn Formalities give way to casual cheer; l he yule log will burn brighter every year If we keep singing as Russian children sing. Voices shaped but held as separate In a rhythm as of the eye and of the bone. 1 complained of Earth for having just one moon Until I once met Jupiter with nine— Moons are dispensed with easily enough If only one has room enough to turn And weight that places him and gives him time To find in which direction he should fly. Sometimes we have put aside our hooks and left The room, to walk on sidewalks we didn’t even See; there are some days that seem to threaten All that we own, that bring our even laughter Down to despair: and all we have are questions; We ask if we shall recognize the ending When it comes—if we will hesitate In the back rows, waiting to see if others Will applaud. Yet silence is a choice to make Held up apart from many long replies. And does not have to mean uncertainty. m Charlemagne was a roaring, gentle man Who scorned at first himself for emperor; Refused the stately robes of foreign kings, But clothed the Church in gold and dignity. He sent his sons and daughters all to school. Having an idea that men might live at peace If they could be taught fair play and tolerance; He understood Greek, spoke Latin as well as Frankish, Studied astronomy, attempted to codify The German laws. He tried to learn to write, Sleeping with tablet and stylus under his pillow So he could practice four or five times every night. Carolus Magnus scoffed at the omens of death And died one winter morning at nine o’clock. Carolus Magnus raged in a world of room Too dimly lit, three hundred years before Theophilus lifted the rich cathedral gloom, One thousand one hundred and fifty years ago. Today we have a chance to try again. ■ m Surely we have a better chance than his. The mellow light of autumn sings through rose- Stained windows still revealing sky and trees. Gray furry clouds hang over us again And fall on us and run to shallow winter. But April mornings will blow moist and cool Over the lightly green and narrow grass. The seasons of the mind keep sky and ground. And though the sky and ground may change, it’s what is Between them (looking up and down) that grows. m Sororities Dedication TO MARY FAITH CARSON For her assistance in helping us to find ourselves as individuals and then to lose ourselves in ideas and truths more enduring and significant than we, the students of Queens College dedicate the 1964 Coronet. Her presence is a welcome but disturbing force on the Queens campus. She has had the audacity to make us think, to make us doubt that which we had believed indubitable, and to ask those questions about ourselves which we do not like to answer. Yet, she has never permitted us to doubt without inspiring us to believe. She has never led us to question without helping us to recognize the right answers. Inside the classroom and out, her presence on the Queens campus has had a significant and positive influence. She joined the faculty just three short years ago. Within days, however, we all recognized the new Bible teacher. Miss Carson, by her pleated skirts and villager blouses, her familiar weejuns, and her cheerful smile. Prior to com- ing to Queens, Mary Faith Carson was graduated from Salem College in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and received graduate degrees from the Presbyterian School of Christian Education and Union rheological Seminary in Richmond. Her work experience included being director of Christian Education in Greenville, South Caro- lina, and Chapel Hill, North Carolina. During her first year at Queens, Miss Carson was seen most frequently in the library studying and preparing for classes. Her sense of respon- sibility to us, her students, and her dedication to teaching are reflected in every classroom lec- ture and discussion. Students in her classes strive to be prepared for her inevitable question, What are the issues and implications involved?” One student has remarked, We are aware that Miss Carson studies, thinks, and questions with us. As a result, her Classes are exciting experiences for everyone involved. Her enthusiasm is con- tagious, even at 8 o’clock in the morning.” 'All Face, as Miss Carson is affectionately called by her nieces, has been as valuable to Queens outside of class as she has been in the classroom. She possesses a rare talent of being able to be a good friend to students without losing her identity as a teacher. Anyone wishing to see her after class will most likely find her at any hour in her office, munching an apple and drinking coffee brought from home. She is never too busy to converse freely, simply, and honestly. This year both the senior class and the Queens Christian Association have had the benefit of her wisdom, counsel, and sharp wit as their sponsor. At the invitation of the senior class. Miss Carson delivered the Senior Recognition Day address in September. Who, if any, can forget or forgive her for making us ask of Polly Wil- liams and of ourselves, Is this then enough?” As she leaves to become the first woman candi- date for the Doctor of Philosophy degree in religion at Princeton rheological Seminary, she answers this disturbing question for us all. m Page Fifteen Dr. Edwin R. Walker Reflected in all aspects of Queens’ spirit and in each member of the student body is the competent guidance of Dr. Walker. Through his foresight and careful planning Queens has attained a unique quality which is a product of both his respect for tradition, and h:s courageous view towards the future. Page Sixteen Board of Trustees Acting through standing committees or as a body in its semi-annual meetings, the Board of Trustees advises and supports the president in conducting Queens’ program of Christian liberal education. Trus- tees are responsible for the appointment of the presi- dent, faculty, and administrative staff members; for the supervision of funds and the physical plant; for the establishment or change of policy; and for assist- ing in increasing the resources of the college. The Board is composed of twenty-six full members, nine advisory members, and three honorary members. Full members are elected to three-year terms by the Board, by the Synod of South Carolina, and by the Synod of North Carolina. Advisory members are elected by the Board, and honorary members are named from past Board members who have rendered particularly outstanding service to the college. First row: Rev. James E. Fogartie, Rev. Edward G. Lilly, Mrs. S. P. Stowe, Mr. H. F. Kincey, Mr. George W. Dowdy, Mrs. William C. Cannon, Mrs. J. M. H. Fitzgerald, Mr. Arthur N. Morris, Mr. L. A. McCall, Mr. C. P. Street, Rev. Joseph W. Everett, Jr., Mr. W. Priestly Conyers, Jr. Second row: Mr. H. H. Everett, Dr. Edwin R. Walker, Mr. William F. Mullis, Rev. Julian Lake, Mr. James J. Harris, Mr. Thornton H. Brooks, Mr. William H. Barnhardt, Rev. Lynn T. Jones, Mr. Irwin Belk, Mr. Authur H. Burgess, Col. J. Norman Pease, Dr. F. L. Knight, Mr. J. B. Glover, Mr. Hunter Marshall, Mr. Benjamin S. Horack. Mr. Paul Quattlebaum, Mr. McAlister Carson. Page Seventeeti Dr. Herbert E. Babb As Dean of the College, Dr. Herbert E. Babb is responsible for overseeing the curriculum policies, executing the scholarship funds, recruiting faculty members, and coordinating the entire academic pro- gram. Under his competent leadership and guidance, the college community works to carry out its central purpose of making Queens graduates liberally edu- cated persons. Mrs. Ann S. Gebhardt In her role as Dean of Students, Mrs. Ann Gebhardt endlessly seeks ways to help each student find herself as an individual and adjust to the complexities of group life. Her willingness to cooperate and her genuine concern for every girl at Queens has made her an integral part of the Queens spirit. Mrs. Geb- hardt’s vibrant personality sets a standard of woman- hood toward which each of us strives. Page Eighteen Catherine M. Atkins Registrar Don Farquharson T reasurer Gordon Q. Freeman Director of Alumnae Affairs George S. Kilner Business Manager Mildred L. Miscally Director of Public Relations M. Phoebe Oplinger Librarian Jean L. Rayburn Acting Director of Admissions Louise T. Rudisill Ad ministrati ve Assistant to the President Robert W. Shaw Director of Evening College Administrative Officers Page Nineteen Board OF Governors: Mr. Charles Brewer, President; Dr. Joyce Shealy, Mrs. Roberta Chalmers, Secretary; Miss Sarah Dunlap, Dr. George Stegner, Treasurer. Not pictured: Miss Caroline Richardson. Faculty Club Organized in October, 1962, the Faculty Club offers a comfortable and attractive place in the Stultz Build- ing where members may meet for social and intel- lectual activities. Here, a cup of coffee and a stimu- lating conversation may momentarily give professors refuge from sheaves of bradded papers and the con- cerns of students. Members of the Faculty Club sponsored three open discussions on current literature during the year— The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin, A Separate Peace by John Knowles, and The Feminine Mystique by Betty Frieden. Faculty Thelma Albright Associate Professor of Literature and English Coni position William Beidler Associate Professor of Philosophy Charles E. Brewer, Jr. Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics Mary Faith Carson Assistant Professor of Religion Roberta T. S. Chalmers Associate Professor of Literature and English Com position Sarah I. Dunlap Assistant Professor of Home Economics Page Twenty Nancy L. Eagle Assistant Professor of Music Jack H. Fehon Dana Professor of Biolog3 Katherine Elizabeth Frix Instructor in Literature and English Composition Shirley H. Green Part-time Instructor in Physical Education Robert D. Guy Part-time Instructor in Economics Charles O. Hadley Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition Marie J. Hargett Assistant Professor of Music Cary S. Henderson Assistant Professor of History and Political Science Agnes F. Hostettler Assistant Professor of French and German Hughes B. Hoyle, Jr. Professor of Mathematics and Physics Stebbins B. Ingram Part-time Instructor in Economics Eleanor L. Jenkins Associate Professor of Mathematics Edith M. Judkins Assistant Professor of Music Marjorie T. Kirby Assistant Professor of Spanish Joseph E. Lammers Instructor in Music Donald E. Lewis Professor of Chemistry T. Buchanan Looney Assistant Professor of History James H. Lovell, Jr. Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition Mildred M. McEwen Professor of Chemistry Ruth R. Magher Instructor in Physical Education G. Alex Marsh Assistant Professor of Biology 9HH Albert R. May Associate Professor of Music Yancey L. Medlin Associate Professor of Education Dougald McD. Monroe, Jr. Dana Professor of Literature and English Composition Philip A. Moose Associate Professor of Art John D. Morrison Associate Professor of Music Frank G. Mullen, Jr. Associate Professor of Psychology Paul B. Newman Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition Sarah M. Nooe Professor of Biology Russell P. Norman Associate Professor of Psychology Jimmie C. Oates Associate Professor of Physics Edward W. Pohlman Dana Professor of Sociology Norris W. Preyer Dana Professor of History Caroline G. Richardson Assistant Professor of Modern Languages C. Louise Salley Professor of History George A. Shealy Professor of Art Joyce Hayes Shealy Professor of Psychology Mary Thomas Smith Assistant Professor of Education Robert A. Snyder Professor of Music George A. Stegner Dana Professor of Music David C. Stuntzner Instructor in Art Anne Sessions Suite Instructor in Sociology Page Twenty-two Mary Lff Taylor Associate Professor of Bible and Religion Edmund T. Weiant Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of loreign Languages Sarah M. West Assistant Professor of Secretarial Practice Sandra A. Woolen Instructor in Physical Education Elizabeth G. Wright Professor of Bible and Religion NOT PICTURED: Roger Drinkall Assistant Professor of Music Herbert A. Hermann Assistant Professor of Music Ingrid M. Alexander Resident Surse Elsie Barkley Resident Counselor, Seluyn Residence No. 2 Helen Barto Secretary, Business Office Carol Blanton Secretary, Business Office Myra C. Bristol Secretary, Evening College Salli e B. Brody Secretary, Library Mary L. Carter Resident Counselor, Harris Hall Amy Lou Cotter Secretary, Admissions Office Louise Council Resident Counselor, Seluyn Residence No. I Lucile Cummings Resident Counselor, Wallace Hall Gertrude G. Gill Secretary, Music Department Lorena A. Goeller Resident Counselor, Long Hall Page Twenty-three Marilou Gower Secretary, Alumnae Office Carrie B. Green Resident Counselor, Belk Hall Ruth Herron Superintendent of Dormitories Susan C. Higgins Part-time Librarian Katherine Jenkins Clerk, Library Sally Jones Secretary, President's Office Margaret S. Kelly Assistant, Public Relations Office Marvin M. McCall College Physician Nell McCarter Resident Counselor, Morrison Dormitory Donald D. McNeill Assistant to the Treasurer Margaret N. Maultsby Clerk, Registrar’s Office Veronica M. Noetling PBX Operator Sam W. Poplin Operations Engineer Mary Raines Part-time Librarian Joanne N. Sheahan Secretary to the Dean of Students Charles A. Smith Manager, Saga Food Service Alena M. Stevenson Resident Counselor, Seltvyn Residence No. 3 Secretary to the Dean of the College Frances D. Walter Secretary, President's Office Dorothy A. Wentz Secretary, Business Of ice Teresa Shu-yi Yang Cataloger, Library NOT PICTURED: Jean T. Batten Annie G. Bobbitt A. Jackson Bost P. Richard Bradshaw Harold L. Brooks Ray S. Clark Robert P. Eisele Jane Hoke Even the relaxed atmosphere of the faculty club provides an opportunity for learning experiences. Page Twenty-four Mr. John Alfred Holliday September 6, 1907 November 9, 1963 Page Twenty-five es c 1111 OH Cl ACADEMICS Academics Queens’ unceasing efforts to improve the curriculum culminated this year in many additions and alterations. However, with these changes and with increased en- rollment, the close student-professor relationship has been maintained. Emphasis is placed on individual responsibility and endeavor; thus each student is en- couraged to be creative in her studying. Several departments underwent revisions and addi- tions this year. Possibly the most outstanding addition was in the department of physical science. Queens received a $15,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, to be used in the field of biochemistry. Additional microscopes and laboratory equipment were also acquired. This summer the department of natural science will offer for the first time a course in marine ecology. The nature of this course will be similar to the unique study offered in marine biology, conducted during August at Pawleys Island, S. C., by Dr. Jack Fehon and Mr. Alex Marsh, professors of biology at Queens. Other changes were seen in the psychology curricu- lum with the General Psychology course being rede- signed to extend through two semesters and to include a weekly lab period. Other departmental revisions included an inter-departmental seminar in Interper- sonal and Intercultural Relations; new courses and activities in the fields of music, modern dance, history, and physical education; and a new Queens College Chorus, a supplement to the Concert Choir. These new revisions and additions are indicative of Queens’ emphasis on growth in the quality and the number of the courses offered in the curriculum. It is felt that at Queens a young woman receives not only a thorough knowledge of her particular field of interest, but also a liberal education which gives her a broad intellectual basis on which to build her future. Page Twenty-eight Mary Jo Millet and Martha Shell enjoy testing Mary Jo’s eye and hand co-ordination in psychology lab. Lab recordings guide students toward language fluency. An advanced lecture course is often taught in the professor’s office Page Twenty-nine New equipment from a National Foundation grant enabled Summer school marine biology students combine work and biochemistry students to initiate studies in atomic energy. play at Pawleys Island. Anne Rexford and Bettie Meade Peet prepare for a zoology test by identifying parts of a skull. Summer study and research experiences are shared with fac- ulty and students through the science seminar. N Lillian Cellar spends many hours of her week practicing in order to receive a degree in music. Students participating in the independent study program may often be found absorbed in their work within the carrels of the library'. Math majors find that calculators are necessary for solving statistical problems. Afternoon riding classes are often seen waiting to leave for the stables. Mirror at hand, Susan Burleson works diligently on her se] portrait. Students taking typing and shorthand often find themselves in Blair Building behind a typewriter. Activity-hour courses such as sewing are among the most popular. Jean Swart puts finishing touches on her garment. Close interaction between students and teacher characterizes this sociology seminar. Students in swimming classes gain a proficienc in basic strokes as well as more advanced techniques. Celeste Hodges patiently adjusts her design problem. Concert-Lecture Series An integral part of any education is that which is separate from the classroom itself. To enrich the education of Queens students and to provide oppor- tunities for becoming acquainted with outstanding lecturers and artists is the purpose of the Concert- Lecture Series. This year’s series afforded a diversified program of cultural opportunities. Early in the year, the col- lege community enjoyed an evening of Oriental music presented by Kimio Eto and a troup of Japanese entertainers. In February, Lloyd’s Marionettes were featured. Alfred and Herbert Teltschik, duo-pianists, appeared in March, followed by bass-baritone Richard Cross in April. Among the outstanding lecturers to visit the campus were Ralph Lapp, scientist with the National Space Agency; Brand Blandshard, noted professor emeritus of the philosophy department of Yale University; George F. MacLeod, renowned Scottish theologian and organizer of the Iona Religious Colony; and Harrison Salisbury, New York Times news correspondent to Russia. Faculty recitals and concerts by the Queens College String Quartet offered programs ranging from the most traditional classical music to the latest in con- temporary compositions. These concerts and recitals were held monthly throughout the year. Several art exhibits and a series of art movies added to the cultural enrichment of the campus. Among the latter were Bitter Rice,” Seven Deadly Sins,” Green Magic,” and Throne of Blood.” Students and faculty also had the opportunity to attend performances by the Charlotte Symphony, the Charlotte Opera Company, the Charlotte Oratorio Singers, and the Little Theatre. Suzushi Hanayagi, Geisha Dancer, and Kimio Eto, Japanese Kotoist. Page Thirty-four I CJ Harrison Salisbury, eu York Times Journalist Alfred and Herbert Teltschik, Duo-Pianists Page Thirty-five Freshman Class We came to Queens a little apprehensive but eager for what college held for us. Immersed in Orientation Week activities, we happily explored every aspect of Queens. In early autumn, campus visitors found us wearing pouches and tails and hopping like good ' Joeys” during the traditional Rat Week, which was changed this year to Kangaroo Week. Tests, term papers, and projects kept us busy, but we managed to find time for other things—dances, special weekends, and those blind dates! In the spring our class was filled with the excitement of presenting our collective accomplishment—Freshman Follies. As we anticipate our sophomore year, we are aware that Queens has helped us to develop as individuals and to assume our particular places in the college community. First row: Sara Marcia Perley, R.S.C. Representative; Ene Watkins, R.A. Representative; Elizabeth Eve, Q.C.A. Represen- tative. Second row: Helen Woolard, D.S.C. Representative; Linda Stadler, Q.C.A. Representative; Gilly Gill and Carol Smith, Co-Chairmen of Stunt Night. Carolyn Schilling, President Beezy Hobson, Secretary-Treasurer; Rosie Beaudrot, Vice- President. Page Thirty-six Dorothy Jane Albright Marbury Louise Allen Carol Jean Anderson Elizabeth A. Anderson Judith Blair Anderson Susan Jeanette Anderson Martha Jeanne Andrews Jean Lowry Ashburn Beverly Jane Averette Linda Baker Sandra Jane Baker Barbara R. Ballard Mildred Lee Barnes Christine Anne Barto Rosalie Vincent Beaudrot Marjorie McCoy Beaufort Joy Beck Lorraine Reba Beith Rebecca Etta Bissett Edrie Anne Blackwelder Elizabeth Fraser Bolay Susan Carol Bosserman Emma Collins Boyd Susan Estelle Bradford Bethany Ann Brawner Rebecca Anne Brown Sally Lynn Brownell Mary Wysor Burgess Sarah Ellen Burleson Diana Louise Burst In the fall, freshmen are often seen waiting to have their pictures made for their hometown newspaper. Always a busy place, the Student Center snack bar provides a way to eat out” on campus. Jeanne McKay Byrd Linda Ann Cacchioli Barbara Ann Carter Carol Cassie Champlin Bonnie Elise Chappell Mary Frisbie Clark Carolyn Hope Cole Catherine Adele Condon Carol Jean Coons Nancy Elizabeth Cooper Lillian Burket Crommelin Byrd Epes Crowder Patricia Ann Culbertson Jane Blaker Cunningham Claudia Elizabeth Currin Vicki Lynn Currin Barbara Kay Davis Mary Carol Deahl Mary Judith Decker Nora Cooper Denslow Susan Denton Dorothy Louise Detrick Frances Glenn Dickerson Patricia Ann Dillingham Phoebe Jane Diltz Mary Frances Dingle Jo Wayne Doughton Alecia Jane Dyer Margaret Beth Eakins Linda Elaine Eblen Page Thirty-eight Helen Bitzer Edson 1 rent Ann Ennis Joyce Ellen Eppersimons Frances J. Eubanks Elizabeth Bow ers Eve Lynn Dixon Faulk Molly McC. Ferguson Sharon Jean Ferguson Sara Boykin Ferris Mary Northup Fieger Susan Janet Fleming Virginia McLeod Ford Marcia Allyson Frech Flora McDonald Gammon Drury May Gaulding Gretchen Gee Margaret Blakely Gee Anne DuRelle Gholson Constance Gill Jule Carlyle Gill Anne Pepper Gillespie Mary Elizabeth Glenn Billie Ann Gloth Ann King Goodykoontz Loretta Anne Gordon Cora Jeanne Greer Cynthia Ann Hale Harriet Jane Hannon Gail Lee Harley Cynthia K. Harrison rage Thirty-nine Mary Julia Hawkins Ramona P. Helfrich Lana Margaret Hobbs Elizabeth Crews Hobson Susan Bosserman sports blue beanie, pouch, and long tail in the freshman style for Joey’ Week. Harriet Melinda Hobson Janice Ann Holland Carolyn Hovas Margaret Ann Howard Freda Elizabeth Howell Denny Elizabeth Hubbard Lois Wharton Huber Anne Fontaine Johnson Jacqueline Kay Kaplan Susan McDowell Kelly Elizabeth Ann Kerr Polly Lansdowne Kersker Nancy Epperly Kidd Judy Moore Klingelhofer Louise Knox Karen Elizabeth Kraemer Sarah Elizabeth Kyle Sharon Leigh Lancaster Peggy Jean Lanning Susan Louise Lawrence Lauren Russell Lee Jeanne Byrne LeGare Virginia Carol Lipscomb Florida Truitt Love Kathleen McCollough Anne Morgan McKee Keith Marie McKenna Christine James McKinnon Carolyn Elizabeth McLeod Kathleen Caldwell McLeod Where the friendships are the best by far, old D. C. you really are grand.” Page Fort)' Julia McLean Mag ill Joanne DeSales Martin Spring fever hits everyone—especially freshmen. Dianne Downs Mason Mary Frances Mathay Mary Alan Meket Toby Jayne Merk Pamela Gay Metcalf Linda Elizabeth Mickler Charlotte Frances Miles Carla Gay Miller Patricia Kay Miller Freida Elizabeth Mize Margaret Taylor Moise Jane Franklin Morris Frances Anita Morrow Sarah Elizabeth Moss Mary Virginia Muldrow Linda Ann Nelson Suzanna Odom Nancy Ann Okerson Christine Laurence Okie Trudy Ann Olson Jacquelynne Paddock Kay Louise Page Cecily Hart Parrish Judy Louise Passow Frances Agnes Paterson Mary Stafford Patton Bettie Meade Peet Patricia Pendino Reita Pauline Pendry Sara Marcia Perley Linda Carol Phillips Eloise Pierson Page Forty-one H Frances Sidney Polan Gene Michele Prestera Elaine Fitzgerald Price Linda Anne Rexford Mary Jane Richards Elizabeth G. Richardson Carolyn Riviere Emily Dianne Roberts Lillie Ann Robinson Virginia Colby Robinson Bonnie Lynn Robishaw Sue Wilson Rupprecht Anne Moore Sample Pamela Suzanne Sanders Susan Elizabeth Sawyer Carolyn Ruth Schilling Carol Lee Schirm Sharon Eileen Scott Rhanda Robinette Scroggs Carol Ann Settle Jane Floyd Seymour Dana Lin Shipley Barbaralee Mary Silva Jeannie Compere Simms Judith Page Simpson , Susan Jennifer Spence Carrol Mann Spencer Mary Scott Spencer Gwendolyn Carol Sprehn Linda Marleen Stadler Dorothy Kay Stafford Page Forty-1 wo ;- m Mary Elizabeth Simpson Carol Kay Smith Carolyn Wrae Smith Frances Elizabeth Smith Ann Marie Sossamon Court jesters add to the English tradition of the Boar’s Flead Dinner. Mary Elizabeth Steele Sandra Lee Stephens Susan Frances Stephens Susan Jane Storey Marilyn Jane Stouffer Dorothy Corrinf. Strain Judith Ann Strauch Barbara Elizabeth Sturges Christina Lynn Surrency Elizabeth Ann Tallent Jan Clark Taylor Susan Harrison Thomas Elizabeth Jean Thompson Patricia Ann Touchton Margaret Harris Trammell Nancy Elizabeth Trebeck Phyllis Kaye Tripp Carolyn Elaine Tucker Lola Eugenia LJnderwood Ann Helen Waldron Linda Gail Walker Barbara Jonell Walter Marion Virginia Watkins Willene E. Watkins Ann DeMilly Watson Sue Howard Welch Jacquelyn White Martha-Sue Janet White Susan Glenn Whitford Nancy Willis Molly Winkler Elizabeth H. Woodard Margaret Helen Woolard Elizabeth Walton Worley Alice Fudge Yeargan NOT PICTURED: Eloise Pitts Batts Barbara Dean Bryant Vonnell Clara Doyle Anne Marie Fitzgerald Jane Carol Hoyme Martha Carol McAteer El'zabeth Barnes Pickering Mary Janet Rogers Sallie J. Sharpe Mikal Lee Simmons Vanessa M. Yarnall Page Forty-three Carol Cole, President Sophomore Class We approached the half-way mark. Although we were no longer threatened by the fear and uncertainty that faced us as freshmen, the decisions that lay ahead were great. As we looked back on our freshman year, we profited from our mistakes. We found time for fun too. We gave the freshmen a warm welcome with Joey Week,” reminding them that although they were the class of ’67, they were also the Freshmen of '63! As a class we participated in Play Day and the many tournaments sponsored by R.A. We look forward to the next two years, as Queens helps us build the principles which will mold our characters and our lives. Barbara Mann, Vice-President; Cynthia Watkins, Secretary- T reasurer. Ann Earnest, Co-Chairman of Stunt Night; Erin Challen, R. A. Representative; Jane Mack, Co-Chairman of Stunt Night. Page Forty-four Elizabeth Abernethv Joanna Allred Grace Isabel Anderson Sue Summev Barker Narcissa Elizabeth Basten Ruth Daniel Bates Dianne Delorious Beard Elizabeth Whitney Bennett ii i;m Hey, this kind of treatment is for kangaroos. Sigrid Frances Bergstrom Kathleen McNair Berry Carol Anne Blodgett Rebecca Anne Booze Sandra Leigh Brown Elizabeth Austin Buchan Bebe Patricia Buice Anne Shaw Burdett Bonnie Beth Burgess Eugenia Hargrave Burton Page Forty-five Osra Lynn Caligan Gail Meredith Cannon Susan Hall Cannon Cynthia Frances Cauthen Kathryn Ward Chatham Katherine Hart Chenault Darla Jim Coffey Carol Diane Cole Anita Mae Conner Nancy Paula Corlew Dorothy Elizabeth Creem Mary Susan Daley Geralda Margaret Davies Victoria Anne Davis Florence Fontaine Dawkins Nancy Howe Deane Mary Diane DeWitt Sheila Marlene Dickie Caroline Worth Dillon Ann Corbett Dixon Nancy Lee Dorrier Ann Markee Gibson Earnest Karen Ruth Eddleston Peggy Ann Edens Burwell parlors are a fav- orite place for last-minute studying. Carol Blodgett and Pam Grebe found a solution for off-campus living. Kathryn Elizabeth Foster Hettie Kennedy Fowler Marjorie Janette Frick Elizabeth Louise Fuehrer Virginia Tarleton Garcia Mary Evelyn Garraway Laura Nell Gentry Gail W right Goodlett Barbara Ann Goodson Jean Lovett Grantham Donna Fay Gray Pamela Ann Grebe Mary Jane Griffin Sandra Lee Gum Joan Eleanor Haley Teresa Gilham Hancock Linda Ray Estes Helen Anne Farrior Linda Leigh Hargett Carol Lawrence Harvey Sara Lenore Hastings Alden El well Hatch Page Forty-seven Joanne Candler Heinz Jo Anne Hendricks Celeste Hill Hodges Emily Dianne Hollenbeck Happiness is letters. Mary Louise Holliday Jane Fowler Hutton Paula Anne Johnson Polly Francille Jones Carolyn Josephine Keefer Mary Pauline Kenny Gail Dorothy Kersey Carol Leslie Kilpatrick Mary Ellen Laine Mary Ellen Lane Brenda Ann Lefler Karen Lee Lightbody Sara Anne Ligon Vivian Brewer Long Mary Louise McAnge Lois Elizabeth McDonald Anne Westbrook McGinnis Margaret Elaine McGuire Suzanne Gordon McKinstry Nancy Pope McLeod Page Forty-eight Sarah Marshall McLeod Betti Lynn McNairy Frieda Jane Mack Lynda Kay Madden Barbara Joyce Mann Carol Phyllis Manus Claudia Loi ise Mathews Janice Evelyn Mathieu Janice Marie Medlock Patricia Ann Miller Susan Louise Milton Rosalyn H. Mitchell Elizabeth Leslie Moore Donna Sue Mullen Sally Ann O’Rourke Carolyn Page Palmer Mary Anne Palmer Ellen Randall Parsons Barbara Eloy Peebles Althea Ann Peoples Eleanor Ann Pepi Mary Louette Per-Lee Shirley Ann Pierce BettiaxNne Powell Books for those spare moments? - I p I Cynthia Marsyl Prado Alexandra M. Rathbun Katherine Ann Reed Anne Carolyn Reese Ruth Caroline Regitko Eleanor Thomas Riepe Betty Louise Roberts Margaret Roberts Anne Marie Robinette Martha Tilghman Royal Annabelle Ruby Diane Lynn Rumble Nancy Lee Rusk Lynda Alexis Scarborough Caroline Beverly Schroder Judith Ann Spink Janice Demarest Staley Edith Stringfellow Wallace hootenanny—spirit booster for the sophomore slump!!! Martha Kate Stuart Mary Anne Sturgis Mary Elizabeth Tannhauser Madge Lynn Thornburg Page Fifty 1 Martha Randolph Toler Marion Beth Tompkins Dorothy Claire Toynton Patricia Ann Tyler Anne Dljffee Voorhees Cynthia Gholson Watkins Carol Devlin Watson Brenda Wells Janice Anne Wertz Mary Elizabeth Whitley Jane Marie Wicker Meta Little Willis Rose Lucinda Wirwille Judith Elaine Wood NOT PICTURED Sara Vance Alexander Joan Metre Browning Constance Cecil Erin Gary Challen Judith Johanna Clement Martha Ann Havron Ann Elaine Knott Ann Ward Lindsey Linda Macken McComb Carol Ann McCormick Gail Eileen McMillen Marian Elizabeth Mackay Sheryl Ann Owens Mary Ann Phifer Mary Louise Poot Warren Collier Smith Brenda Laetitia Stroud Marsha Alexis Tatistcheff Sara Jane Urban Mary Sue Wellens Lucie Alexander Womack Linda Clark Wyatt All weekends must come to an end. Linda Folk, President Connie Culbreth, R. A. Representative; Suzanne DaVega and Carolyn Hardee, Co-Chairmen of Stunt Night. Junior Class This year, the junior class towered above the other classes at Queens—at least during Student Assembly. We held important campus positions, worked enthu- siastically and cooperatively in printing the Student Directory, and proved to be loyal sisters to the fresh- men. We have witnessed the rapid growth of Queens in the past three years. With the aid of professors and advisors, we, too, have grown. We realize that educa- tion is a personal venture that we have just begun. All too soon spring comes and the class of '64 leaves, willing to us the awesome title of senior and the privileges and opportunities that accompany it. Ann Shaffer, Treasurer; Doris Petrea, Secretary; Rebo McMul- len, Vice President. Page Fifty-two Lois Owen Abernethy Sarah Loi ise Adams Sylvia Francis Alexander Barbara Ann Allen Linda Carol Arnette Helen Burwell Atkinson Marian Shaw Badgett Rebecca Lee Ballentine Judith Anne Berry Alma Frankie Blackwelder Rebecca Ann Blount Carol Ann Boyd Emily Sue Browder Claudette Yount Brown Constance Elaine Brown Jo Anne Brown Kathryn Diane Browne Virginia Lee Burch Susan Starr Burleson Marion Carole Cameron Seminars like this one in the United Nations World Bank Building made current events more meaningful to the three Queens juniors who participated in the Washington Semester program. Page Fifty three m Juniors find immediately after dinner a good time to relax and talk together. Mary Ramelle Campbell Virginia Ann Carter Ruth Burke Christenbery LaVerne Kay Christian Helen Hodges Clark Patricia Anne Coiner Margery Laurette Collins Nancy Jane Connell Mary Lou Conner Patricia Ann Cox Pamela Crafton Constance Liles Culbreth Susan Cochrane DaVega Catharine Hays Davis Jean Louise Davis Nathalie Hall Davis Sarah Lorraine Davis Betty Parker Denton Ann Petrie Dobbs Beverly Melson Doyle Page Fifty-four Ann Ware Dozier Peggy Angela Due kworth Susan Ann Earnhardt Julia Elizabeth Garrawa Jane Porter Glover Kathie Sara Hallock Carolyn Purdie Hardee Elizabeth B. Heeseman Helen Ka Hightower Helen Holmes Hill Christine Allen Hoecke Martha Ann Hollandsworth Charlotte Douglass Ingram Virginia Louise Ives Patricia Roy Jamerson Frances Keller James Susan Lindsey James Doris Alexander Jenkins Mary Ann Johnson A movie and a pizza, or just a walk to Freedom Park—these are among the welcome changes a weekend may bring. Eleanor Sue Judd Josephine Kalb Learned Abby Ethel Little Martha Sue McDaniel Helen Marie McMullen Linda Lu Mackintosh Marilyn Metzner Mary Jo Millett Nancy Clark Morton Katherine Williamson Neal Anne Porter Pankey Doris Marie Petrea Margaret Boggs Petrey Martha Faye Phillips Sara Ethel Pollard Virginia McLeod Powers Dr. George Stegner’s enthusiasm over Queens’ new summer program of travel and study in Europe fills the prospective travelers with excitement. Page Fifty-six Linda Mackintosh’s door decoration displays the Christmas spirit which fills each dorm. Peggy Rosenkampff Katherine Rhett Sapp Mary Ellen Sexton Ann Adams Shaffer Martha Elizabeth Shell Marie DiaNxNE Sherrill Judith Carolyn Shumate Rebecca Richardson Simpson Eloise Munson Smith Dorothy Holland Snyder Margaret Ellen Sommer Frances Mae Sours Oh, come on, won’t you buy our hooks?'' Patricia Ann Price Linda Lucille Privette Constance Finch Ritter Mary Margaret Rogan Page Fifty-seven Clelia Kathleen Stone Katherine Elizabeth Stone Ann Corbin Strickland Jean Harkness Swart Jane Ann Taylor Marjorie Ann Thayer Linda Rae Thigpen Kitty Anne Tilghman Veronica Leigh Tovey Mary Gardiner Tyler Anne Hunter Vickers Michele Josette Wall Barbara Ruth White Rebecca Talbot Whitfield Martha Emmie Winders Alline Findlay Wood That exciting twenty-first birthday requires a party! NOT PICTURED: Ellen Barrier Emily Tilton Braman Mary Lynne Chalfant Edith Carol Dorton Sally Anne Eastham Suzanne Louise Fleming Linda Ann Folk Susan Rebecca Hales Jean Douglass Hess Meredith McCollough Della Jane McMullen Sue Cameron Moore Leslie Ann Smith Bea Thomas LTpson Jean Baldwin Wilson Page Fifty-eight ■ Foreign Students Birgid Frenz Bahnhof, Germany N A LIN I Hl LYALKAR Poona, India Mette Petersen Jacqueline Poitou Michele Villetet Arulus, Denmark Paris, France Paris, France Although not the U. N. Big Five, these representatives of France, Germany, Peru, and India have enriched Queens’ educa- tional opportunities by becoming long-to-be-remembered friends of American students. Page Fifty-nine Senior Class h? Carolyn King, President As seniors we have reached a pinnacle from which w'e have a Janus-like view' of Queens. Behind us lie four years of preparation and a beginning of self- discovery; ahead, a commitment to fulfill according to our individual capacities. In discovering the privileges and responsibilities of being seniors, w'e have experienced a year filled with events that will recur often as memories—don- ning academic costumes for our own Recognition Day, completing our practice teaching, seeing our class- mates conduct the Boar’s Head Ceremony and reign over May Court, interviewing for those all-important first jobs, applying to graduate school, and exchang- ing that pin for a diamond. We have watched unprecedented change take place during our years here, and we shall miss the excite- ment of being a part of the Queens that is to be. Yet w'e leave knowdng that each of us has contributed something of value to the college and that each of us takes away more than she gave. Our lives are infinitely richer because of the attitudes, ideals, and friendships Queens has helped us to develop. Sue Challen, Vice-President; Fran Milton, Secretary-Treasurer. Cinda Bagnal, R.A. Representative; Martha Watson and Jane Trivette, Co-Chairmen of Stunt Night. Page Sixty Jean Nesbitt Albritton Montgomery, Alabama Biology, A.B. Ann Dunn Aldrich Atlanta, Georgia Literature and English Composition, Psychology, A.B. Lydia Ann Alexander Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Rela Elizabeth Anderson Pensacola, Florida Biology, A.B. Virginia Kent Anderson Marietta, Georgia Biology, A.B. Diana Jane Ashworth Charlotte, North Carolina Bible and Religion, Psychology, A.B. Seniors Alice Lucinda Bagnal Statesville, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Grace Jordan Baker Washington, D. C. Literature and English Composition, Economics, A.B. Julianne Frances Baker Columbia, South Carolina Nursing, B.S. Lucinda Hope Bayley Baltimore, Maryland French, A.B. Jane Ellen Beckett Huntington, West Virginia Psychology, A.B. Elizabeth Martin Bennett Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. NS A forums delved deeply into student and faculty opin- ions on In Loco Parentis and other pertinent subjects. Louise Gittings, Dr. James Lovell, Martha Watson, Carolyn Law- all, and Mrs. Ann Gebhardt formed one of the several dis- cussion panels. Page Sixty-two « W I irst Row: Rayona Overton Black Charlotte, North Carolina Bible and Religion, A.B. Frances Marion Bohannon Charlotte, North Carolina Art, Mathematics, A.B. Anne Carrington Bright Cobham, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Katharine La Verne Brown Macon, Georgia Psychology, A.B. Second Row: Sallye Phillips Brown Fort Mill, South Carolina Nursing, B.S. Caroline Neely Blrgin Lincolnton, North Carolina History, A.B. Joan Louise Calhoun Charleston, West Virginia Mathematics, A.B. Caren Reve Camicia Holden, West Virginia Psychology, A.B. Page Sixty-three Seniors Thought-provoking speakers and controversial sub- jects stimulated minds of both students and faculty. First Roic: Nancy Edwards Carter Charlotte, North Carolina History, A.B. Ruth M. Causey Davidson, North Carolina French, A.B. Lillian Georgette Cellar Jacksonville, Florida Music Education, B.Mus. Sue Gary Challen Memphis, Tennessee Literature and English Composition, A.B. Second Row: Dorothy Anne Cooke Gastonia, North Carolina History, A.B. Mary Amelia Deaton Statesville, North Carolina Sociology, A.B. Rainsford DuBose Dedman Devon, Pennsylvania Psychology, A.B. Lettie Lee Dekle Perry, Florida Chemistry, A.B. Puge Sixty-four Joan George Dia madi ros Charlotte, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Georgena Sue Dyer Atlanta, Georgia Psychology, Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ann Eason Clarksburg, West Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Marion Mays Easterday Charlotte, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Bernice Poole Fulsom Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Ruth Dianne Funderburks Matthews, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Seniors Jane Gammon Bristol, Virginia Home Economics, A.B. Louisa Anne Garland Decatur, Georgia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Louise Ann Gathings Charlotte, North Carolina French, A.B. (Degree to he awarded in June, 1955) Roberta Louise Gittings Jacksonville, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. Patricia Crouse Givens Charlotte, North Carolina Art, A.B. Cornelia McDonald Graham Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Queens observes the merry old English traditional Boar’s Head Dinner to set the festive mood for Christmas holidays. This year's court included (kneel- ing) Tookie Dekle, Bonnie Myers; (standing) Alice Meth- fessel, Louise Gittings, and Chris Safford. No, Dr. Shealy is not knitting in chapel! She’s just not as interested in Miss Nooe's African violet as is Mrs. Looney at this Black Friday Auction. hirst Row: Second Row: Judith Connie Gray Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida Sociology, A.B. Martha Duerson Halyburton Miami, Florida History, A.B. Elizabeth Jean Greear Marion, Virginia Mathematics, A.B. Carol Porter Grieve Waterbury, Connecticut French, A.B. Elizabeth Diane Hallman Greenville, South Carolina History, A.B. Sylvia LaMarr Hastings Charlotte, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. (Degree to he awarded in June, 1965) Judith Honeycutt Hefner Charlotte, North Carolina Art, A.B. Alice Vaiden Henderson Goldsboro, North Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Page Sixty-seven Seniors . . and may they be wed.” First Row: Second Row: Narda Zoila Henriquez Lima, Peru Sociology, A.B. Mary-Lee Ellen Houchins Tampa, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. Glenina Kirkland Holladay Burlington, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Nita Rochel Hudman Charlotte, North Carolina Music Education, B.Mus. Katy Connor Hollingsworth Charlotte, North Carolina History, A.B. Jean McEwen Hunter Mint Hill, North Carolina Bible and Religion, A.B. Margaret Elaine Hollingsworth Tampa, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. Allison James Mayesville, South Carolina Bible and Religion, A.B. Page Sixty-eight Harriet Susan James Madison, New Jersey Hi hie and Religion, A.B. Claudia Evelyn Johnson Jacksonville, Florida Bible and Religion, A.B. Mary Rebecca Johnson Prince Frederick, Maryland French, A.B. Patricia Kerr Jordan Charlotte, North Carolina Art, A.B. Carolyn Snyder King Charleston, West Virginia Psychology, A.B. Helen Moritz Kirkman Charlotte, North Carolina Spanish, A.B. Seniors Martha Hardy Lamb Charleston, West Virginia Bible and Religion, History, A.B. Sandra Verner Lanehart Bartow, Florida Economics, A.B. Carolyn Harriet Lawall Ridgewood, New Jersey Psychology, A.B. Jane Wyatt Lawther Wilmington, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Linnea Ruth Litaker Concord, North Carolina Psychology, French, A.B. Joyce Ann Lowder Albemarle, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Lou Anne Garland is certain that graduate school couldn’t be any harder than filling out the application. Page Seventy Oh, ain't it grand to he the next in line to graduate!” First Row: Virginia May Lucas Old Bridge, New Jersey Literature and English Composition, History, A.B. Kenny McArver Charlotte, North Carolina Sociology, A.B. Claudia Ann McDowall Fayetteville, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ann Lads McGrath Louisville, Kentucky Mathematics, A.B. Second Row: Anne Niven McLaughlin Waxhaw, North Carolina Economics, A.B. Betty Con lee Marquette Charlotte, North Carolina Psychology, Sociology, A.B. Elizabeth Lambeth Marsh Fairfax, Virginia History, A.B. Alice Helen Methfessel Westfield, Newr Jersey Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Seventy-one Seniors Oh, to be a senior and never have to study! Carolyn Lawall and Jane Lawther seem to enjoy their evenings. First Row: Frances Anderson Milton Atlanta, Georgia Bible and Religion, Literature and English Composition, A.B. Diana Churchill Moore Charlotte, North Carolina Art, A.B. June Marie Mullis Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Bonnie Elizabeth Myers Cleveland, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Second Row: Elizabeth Gaylord Myers Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Kathryn Anne Oehler Shelby, North Carolina Applied Music, B.Mus. Dorothy Lillian Ong Mendham, New Jersey Mathematics, A.B. Sarah McAllister Parsons Wytheville, Virginia Mathematics, A.B. Page Seventy-two Pamela Susan Peper M i d d 1 e b u rv, Connecticut Mathematics, A.B. Janet Harris Porter Birmingham, Alabama Psychology, A.B. Emily Elizabeth Powell Charlotte, North Carolina Biology and Art, A.B. Jeannette Cecelia Prevette Wilkesboro, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Suzanne Prince Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Jennie Ann Purifoy Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Louise Gittings and Ginny fore bedecking Harris Hall Lucas carefully tested lights be- tree. Thoughts of rat caps are far ured for caps and gowns. removed as seniors are meas- Seniors Kathleen Joyce Rainwater Florence, South Carolina Psychology, A.B. Sally Irene Rhyne Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Elizabeth Breckinridge Robertson Frederick, Maryland Psychology, A.B. Priscilla Anne Robertson Wilson, North Carolina Art, A.B. Carol Virginia Robinson Arkadelphia, Arkansas Music Education, B.Mus. April Elaine Royal Clinton, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Christmas vacation requires a car with a large trunk. Student teaching . . . Holly Hollingsworth suddenly finds herself on the other side of the desk. I irsf Ron: Second Row: Elizabeth Carol Ricker Moultrie, Georgia Art, A.B. Janice Carolyn Short Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition. A.B. Christine Elissa Safford Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Foreign Languages and Literatures, A.B. Anne Hunter Showalter Jacksonville, Florida Sociology, A.B. Louise Blackwelder Sanford Charlotte, North Carolina Economics, A.B. Elizabeth Anne Sledge Whiteville, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ann Hunsberger Sherrill Charlotte, North Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Rosemary Howard Smith Pulaski, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Seventy-five Seniors Tales of student teaching provide study break enter- tainment for Lynn Vance, Elizabeth Sledge, and Jane Gammon. First Row: Second Row: Priscilla Allen Smyre Davidson, North Carolina Music Education, B. Mus. Fidelia Ellen Tolley Lexington, Virginia Chemistry, A.B. Cynthia Kay Stroupe Cleveland, Ohio History, A.B. Myrtle Jane Trivette Laurinburg, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Tonda Ann Taylor Charlotte, North Carolina History, A.B. Nancy Chostner Underwood Charlotte, North Carolina French, A.B. Mae Elizabeth Thompson Goldsboro, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Lynn Scroggs Vance Canton, North Carolina Art, A.B. Page Seventy-six Martha Lucille Waters Raleigh, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Martha Warren Watson Greensboro, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Camela Underhill Weldon Watchung. New Jersey Sociology, A.B. Jane McSherry Wells Raleigh, North Carolina Foreign Languages and Literatures, A.B. Even Diana is jubilant about graduation! NOT PICTURED: Katherine Crowell Atkins Vivian Anne Bullock Joyce Marie Davis Linda Leete Harris Ruth Ellen Henderson Gloria-Lee Dyndur Maurer Caroline Ruth Monckton Sarah Williamson Purvis Charlotte Gaulding Richardson Nancy Smith Ritch Margery Olmsted Rollow Flo Anne Thomas DB HONORS I i y t'• i .. .v Queens and Dana Scholars Under the supervision of Dr. Edward Pohlman, the honors committee selected the 1963-64 Queens and Dana Scholars on the basis of intellectual ability and financial need. The faculty committee approved the seminars and independent programs, evaluated the students’ achievement, and assigned them as scholar assistants to work with members of the faculty. Queens Scholars, who were freshmen, had a seminar program of English composition directed by Dr. Dougald McD. Monroe, Jr. In the seminar, group dis- cussions were held on a series of Great Books. Indi- vidual projects w'ere carried out by the students to learn the historical, present, and future implications of various subjects. Sophomore and junior scholars, as of this year, worked together in either of two seminars. The first, under the direction of Dr. James H. Lovell, Jr., was a discussion of Alien Culture, this year’s subject being Japan and the Far East.’’ The second seminar involved the evaluation of world news and methods of com- munication. Following the death of Mr. John A. Holli- day, Dr. Pohlman and Dr. Elizabeth Wright conducted this seminar. Emphasis in the senior seminar was on the liberal arts. Each upperclassman this year was given the choice of participating in a seminar or conducting indepen- dent study. Freshmen Sophomores Dru Gaulding Dianne Beard Cynthia Hale Carol Cole Denny Hubbard Caroline Dillon Sharon Lancaster Peggy Ann Edens Ginny Lipscomb Nell Gentry Keith McKenna Teresa Hancock Dianne Mason Ann Knott Sallie Sharpe Brenda Lefler Barbara Silva Sarah McLeod Carolyn Smith Donna Sue Mullen Mary Spencer Sheryl Ow'ens Susan Storey Mary Louise Poot Judy Strauch Susan Thomas Marion Watkins Juniors Seniors Sarah Adams Kent Anderson Burwell Atkinson Ann Aldrich Constance Brown Martha Duerson Jo Anne Brown Lou Anne Garland Kathryn Browne Louise Gittings Virginia Burch Diane Hallman Patricia Coiner Glenina Holladay Margery Collins Allison James Elizabeth Heeseman Carolyn Lawall Abby Little Anne McLaughlin Martha McDaniel Frances Milton Virginia Powers Carol Robinson Linda Privette Anne Showalter Clelia Stone Jean Wilson Page Eighty I irst row: D. Mason, K. Mc- Kenna, D. Gaulding, S. Lan- caster, M. Spencer, C. Hale. Second row: J. Strauch, B. Sil- va, S. Sharpe, S. Storey, M. W atkins, D. Hubbard, G. Lips- comb. B. Lefler, C. Cole, S. Mullen. M. Poot, P. Edens, N. Gentry. A. Knott, C. Dillon. C. Brown, B. Heeseman, G. Burch, B. Atkinson. S. Adams, K. Browne, A. Little, C. Stone. A. James, L. Gittings, L. Gar- land, F. Milton, C. Robinson. G. Holladay, A. Showalter, C. Lawall, K. Anderson. Page Eight) one Orb and Sceptre Members of this leadership organization are se- lected on the basis of their devoted interest and enthusiasm towards Queens. These seniors discuss the current events and situations around the college. At Orb and Sceptre meetings views of the faculty and students are brought together and improvements for different campus organizations are suggested. Con- cern for the growth of Queens is characterized by each member of Orb and Sceptre. Kent Anderson Sue Dyer Louise Gittings Diane Hallman Allison James Claudia Johnson Jane Lawther Bonnie Myers Sigma Mu Faculty members, juniors, and seniors are recog- nized for their outstanding scholastic achievement by being chosen for membership in Sigma Mu. This regional honorary organization has as its objectives to increase the intellectual interests of campus life and to encourage independent research. Members are announced each spring during Awards Day Assembly. Kent Anderson Marion M. Easterday Louise Gittings Diane Hallman Carolyn Lawall Ann McLaughlin Charlotte G. Richardson Fidelia Tolley Page Eighty-two Sigma Upsilon Active interest in writing and literary ability qualify members for the Cakes and Ale chapter of the national literary fraternity. Sigma Upsilon. Whether the mem- ber is of the faculty or a student, he benefits from the group’s suggestions and criticism of his compositions. Monthly meetings are informal sessions at which members read their own poetry, short stories, essays, plays, and sketches. The meetings are sometimes held jointly with the literary enthusiasts of Davidson College. Miss Thelma Albright Ann Aldrich Dee Ashworth Mrs. Roberta Chalmers Anne Cooke Lou Anne Garland Louise Gittings Mr. Charles Hadley Dr. James Lovell Miss Mildred Miscally Dr. Dougald Monroe Sheryl Owens Jane Trivette Martha Watson Delta Omicron Music students who exhibit outstanding scholarship may be chosen for membership in the Omicron Lambda chapter of Delta Omicron, international music fraternity for women. Not only do these members promote an appreciation for music at Queens, but they also demonstrate their love of music throughout the Charlotte community. The Queens chapter of Delta Omicron ushers at con- certs and recitals. Kathleen Berry Rebecca Booze Kay Christian Anita Conner Teresa Hancock Frances James Ann Knott Karen Lightbody Marty McDaniel Kathryn Oehler Linda Privette I Carol Robinson Martha Royal Priscilla A. Smyre Katherine Stone Page Eighty three Jane Lawther Bonnie Myers Diane Hallman Louise Gittings Caroline Burgin Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Claudia Johnson Elizabeth Rucker X J Dee Ashworth Carolyn King Fourteen outstanding seniors were selected to represent the college in the 30th annual publi- cation of 11 bo s Who Among Students in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges. Election to this honor is based on scholarship, leadership, co- operation in educational and extracurricular activities, citizenship, and promise of future success. Chris Safford Ann Aldrich Allison James Sue Challen Kent Anderson V alkyrie Each fall six sophomores are tapped for membership in Valkyrie in recognition of the outstanding leadership, citizenship, and scholarship which they exhibited as fresh- men. Valkyrie tapping is one of the most exciting events of the school year for the sophomores as well as the whole student body. In serving the college community, these girls usher at numerous college functions and maintain the Valkyrie cards which are records of the activities of each student during her years at Queens. First row: Carol Watson. Second row: Carol Cole, Nan Mc- Leod, Nancy Deane. Third row: Cynthia Watkins, Ann Earnest. Two girls from each of the upperclasses are chosen on the basis of scholastic achievement to serve as Marshals at all formal academic occasions of the college. Chief Marshal is the senior with the highest average, and Dr. Mildred McEwen is Faculty Marshal. Bobbie White, Alternate; Frances James, Alternate; Connie Brown, Alternate; Louise Gittings, Chief Marshal; Peggy Ann Edens, Susie Mullen, Ellen Barrier, Jean Wilson. Page Eighty-six At Senior Recognition and Freshman Matriculation, the college communin' honors those who are beginning and those who are completing the initial stages of the lifelong process of their education. Page Eighty-seven vav.' Vv May Day Inspired by the classic beauty of Greek mythology, Queens own Persephone came to life and all of springtime with her. Jane Lawther was crowned Queen of May. Her court of attendants wore flowing gowns in soft colors to portray the Greek theme and all the loveliness of the season. Queen Jane reigned that evening at a royal ball, perhaps the most memorable night of the year. May 0 ueeii Jane Lawther Page Eighty-nine Sigrid Bergstrom Liz Bennett Linda Folk Charlotte Ingram Bea Upson Jan Taylor Gracie Anderson May Court Culbertson Kenny McArver Page Ninety-one Rosemary Smith May Court Carolyn Keefer Carla Miller Jane Cunningham ORGANIZATIONS Student Government Association Administering rules of government, enacting legisla- tion governing student life, and fostering self-govern- ment are the objectives and purposes of the Student Government Association. In the Wednesday meetings of the Association, students may question the rules under which they live and may voice their opinions on matters concerning the student body as a whole. Various committees such as Independent Reading, NSA, Handbook, Budget, Executive, and Campus Drives plan and coordinate the interests and activities of students. Having a voice in the government and an important position in it gives each student a meaningful concept of responsibility, not only at the college level, but also throughout all phases of her life. Allison James, President Sue Dyer, Judicial Board Chairman; Jane Lawther, First Vice-President; Allison James, President; Eleanor Judd, Secretary; An Cooke, N.S.A. Coordinator; Carol Watson, Treasurer. Page Ninety-six First row: Rhett Sapp, Kathy Browne, Sue Dyer, Allison James, Louise Gittings. Second row: Meredith McCollough, Dr. Eliza- beth Wright, Dean Herbert Babb, Dean Ann Gebhardt, Dr. Edward Pohlman, Linda Mackintosh. Judicial Board Because the honor code of Queens is of utmost con- cern to each student, a spirit of trust and openness prevails. Judicial Board works to strengthen the char- acter of students by upholding high ideals of integrity. Members strive to give each student an understanding of the honor code so that her rights and privileges may be protected. This year, the Dean of the College and the Dean of Students became members of Judicial Board. An- other revision provided for two faculty members elected on alternate years. Decisions of Judicial Board are subject to review by the president of the college. Sue Dyer, Chairman Jane Lawther, President Composed of the officers of the six dorms, Resident Student Council establishes and enforces regulations concerning resident students. To maintain house discipline and order, each resi- dence hall elects a House Council. Together with the house president, this council is responsible for matters pertaining to dormitory life. Coming under the House Councils’ jurisdiction this year was the authority to campus students and to deal with various unintentional violations of regu- lations. This responsibility had previously belonged to Resident Student Council. Resident Student Council First row: Nancy Deane, Treasurer: Carol Boyd, Secretary: Jane Lawther, President: Suzanne Da Vega, Vice-President; Sara Marcia Perley, Freshman Representative. Second row: Hope Bayley, Mary Tvler, Elizabeth Rucker, Diane Hallman, Harriet James, Anne McLaughlin. Page Ninety-eight Day Student Council Resident students and day students are brought into a closer relationship through the activities of the Day Student Council. This year, the new jernigan Student Center offered a place for day students to relax between classes. Council members took a special interest in fresh- men, conducting a Swap Shop’’ for the sale of room furnishings during Orientation Week and preparing folders of information about Charlotte. A highlight of the year was the annual ’Black Friday Auction, the proceeds of which help furnish a scholarship fund set up by day students. Other ac- ti ities which students enjoyed were cookie sales and Sunday night feeds. Dee Ashworth. President Orientation Week introduces freshmen to Charlotte as well as to Queens. p u 1 i i First row: Anne Cooke, Jane Lawther, Cam Weldon, Linda Folk. Second row: Sue Challen, Carol Watson, Dee Ashworth, Bur- well Atkinson, Eleanor Judd, Carolyn King. Third row: Carol Cole, Jane Trivette, Carolyn Schilling, Allison James, Claudia John- son, Nancy Morton. r Student Legislature State Student Legislature delegates prepare to leave for Ra- leigh with the bill they will present. Student Legislature coordinates student activities and initiates changes to meet demands of the enlarg- ing student body. Proposed alterations are brought to the Student Government Association for final action. Class presidents, editors of student publications, and presidents of student organizations compose Stu- dent Legislature which meets bi-weekly. First roiv: Martha Winders, Student Representative to Lecture Committee; Cam Weldon, Draft Committee Chairman. Second row: Fran Sours, Community Service Chairman; Kathryn Oehler, Student Representative to Concert Committee. Page One Hundred Caroline Burgin, Chairman Orientation Council Orientation Council was composed of representa- tives from all major campus organizations and publi- cations, Mrs. Ann Gebhardt, and Caroline Burgin, Orientation Chairman. In the spring a Freshman Ad- visory Council was chosen. Each F.A.C.” corresponded with her advisees during the summer. In this way, each freshman had a personal connection with Queens before she arrived on campus. Orientation Week brought the freshmen into their first real contact with college life through language and placement tests, discussions of the honor system and student government, faculty conferences, and events sponsored by other campus organizations. Through Orientation Week the Council helps every freshman know that she is a part of the Queens College Community. First row: Claudia Johnson, Diane Hallman, Anne Voorhees, Mart) McDaniel, Nancy Morton. Second row: Suzanne DaVega, Carol Watson, Nancy Deane, Sue Dyer, Eleanor Judd. Third row: Harriet James, Hope Bayley, Mary Tyler, Allison James, Jane Lawther. Queens Christian Association Claudia Johnson, President Guiding students, faculty, and staff to clearer indi- vidual life purposes through study and worship is the purpose of the Queens Christian Association. There are seven committees in the Q.C.A. program: campus worship, community service, human relations, chapel, discussion, publicity, and resources. Because of the demand for a Sunday service on the campus, Q.C.A. sponsored student-led vespers. In the fall. Queens invited Converse, Hollins, Mary Baldwin, Mary Washington, Randolph Macon, Salem, Spellman, and Sweet Briar to an intercollegiate con- Cabinet Members: First row: Marian Badgett, Susie Mullen, Martha Winders. Second row: Anne Showalter, Connie Brown, Louise Gittings, Kay Christian, Peggy Ann Edens. Page One Hundred Two ference. Representatives from these schools investi- gated the expanding student government, school pub- lications, and student apathy versus student involve- ment. To evaluate the effects of President Kennedy’s death, Q.C.A. sponsored a faculty-led discussion group with student participation. Another of Q.C.A.’s accomplishments this year was the White Gift Offering at Christmas, which provided scholarships for Brazilian college students. Throughout the year, Q.C.A. emphasizes the neces- sity of religious faith for the college student and at- tempts to aid each person in gaining an understand- ing of herself and a Christian concern for others. To climax its year’s activities, Q.C.A. brought Dr. Thomas Langford of Duke Lhiiversify to Queens in February for Christian Emphasis Week. The theme for the week of chapel talks and discussions was The Christian Church in the Secular World. Sue Barker, Treasurer; Marty McDaniel, Vice President; Anne Vickers, Secretary. Group singing led by Marty McDaniel provided a good start Cabinet Members: First row: Mary Ellen Laine, Ann Shaffer, for the Q.C.A. retreat. Second row: Mary Sexton, Linda Stadler, Elizabeth Eve. Page One llmuheil I luce Recreation Association t i U Kent Anderson, President Arousing interest in recreation and promoting sportsmanship are the aims of Recreation Association. This year R. A. introduced the point system for class competition, with Awards Day highlighted by Dr. Walker’s presentation of the president’s trophy to the winning class. Points were given for each competitive event including Play Day, tennis, ping pong, volley- ball, and basketball tournaments. Points were also awarded for team participation. For the first time this year, R. A. sent ten girls to Appalachian State Teachers College to participate in an annual extramural volleyball tournament which was attended by several North Carolina colleges. R. A.’s project was obtaining more bicycles and pro- viding a suitable storage area. R. A. COUNCIL: First row. Bobbie White, Chris Safford, Kent Anderson, Charlotte Ingram, Ann Strickland, Sally O’Rourke. Second row. Michele Wall, Miss Sandra Woolen, Nancy Deane, Connie Culbreth, Erin Challen, Bebe Buice, Ene Watkins. Charlotte Ingram, Secretary; Bebe Buice, Treasurer; Bobbie White, Vice-President. R. A. brought The Touchstones” from Clemson to spring panhel weekend. Dolphin Club Love for swimming and a desire to work hard for perfection are the requirements for members of the Dolphin Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Magher, the girls learn how to compose a water show —selecting a theme, planning numbers, writing script, making costumes, painting scenery, and coordinating lighting and make-up. Each spring and fall new mem- bers are selected on the basis of their ability to per- form certain aquatic skills. ' Portrait of a City,” the theme of the 1964 water show, was a story of the girls’ first visit to New York. The girls gave their interpretation of Madison Square Garden, Radio City, Broadway, Yankee Stadium, Chinatown, and other exciting places. Tookie Dekle, President hirst row: Eloise Pierson, Betsy Worley, Mary McAnge, Diane Rumble, Bebe Buice, Bobbie White, Ann Johnson. Second row: Tookie Dekle, Hope Bayley, Pam Peper, Jane Glover, Barbara Allen, Vicki Davis. Third row: Jan Taylor, Ellen Sommer, Mary Kenney, Ronnie Tovey, Nancy Rusk, Brenda Lefler, Susie Fleming, Susan Lawrence, Nan McLeod. Members of the dolphin club displayed grace and skill in their floating routine, Waldorf,’’ as the presented the 1964 water show, Portrait of a City.” Hope Bayley, Treasurer; Pam Peper, Vice- President; Bebe Buice, Secretary. Man}' hours of practice are shown in the perfection of a chain dolphin.” first roiv: Jackie Poitou, Joan Haley, Doris Jenkins. Second row: Carol Boyd, Sherry Wells, Leslie Smith. Third row: Carol Grieve, Becky Johnson, Linnea Litaker. French Club Open to all students who take French, the French Club has been popular during its first year. At the informal meetings, members discuss books, hear guest speakers, and learn to speak and understand the lan- guage better. Queens and Davidson French Clubs work together periodically. This year, Michele Villitet and Jackie Poitou, Queens students from Paris, have enriched club meetings with their discussions. Page One Hi;tidied Eight Spanish Club Spanish students in courses of second year or above have the opportunity to practice the language away from a classroom situation. Members of this newly organized club learn much about Spanish culture and customs through guest speakers and students who have visited Spanish-speaking countries. Narda Henriquez, Queens senior from Peru, added interest to club meet- ings this year. First row: Liz Tannhauser, Sherry Wells. Second row: Susan Sawyer, Linda Phillips. Third row: Narda Henriquez, Jo Wayne Doughton, Leslie Smith. Art Club Throughout the year. Art Club members decorate the campus with posters and displays to inform the college community of various social, cultural, spirit- ual, and academic events. Frequently members arrange exhibits in Carol Hall and in the Jernigan Student Center. They are hostesses when guest artists visit the campus to display their work. First row: Edrie Anne Blackwelder, Jeannie Simms, Flo Daw- kins, Emily Powell, Marie Sherril. Second row: Marian Mac- Kay, Mr. George Shealy, Priscilla Robertson. performed at memorial services and in local churches. During the six-state spring tour, classical, religious, early American folk hymns, and folk songs were featured. Choir Under the direction of Miss Edith Judkins, the Queens College Choir enriched traditional school services such as Senior Recognition Day, Christmas Vespers, Boar’s Head, Christian Emphasis Week, May Day, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. The group also First row: Mr. John Morrison, J. Trivette, M. McDaniel, P. Marsh, K. Christian, C. Robinson, A. Conner, Miss Edith Judkins. Second row: J. Davis, C. Stroupe, C. Blodgett, M. Sexton, M. Beaufort, S. Welch, P. Smyre. Third row: E. Judd, S. McKinstry, J. Seymore, K. Page, T. Hancock, C. Culbreth, L. Gordon. Fourth row: C. Brown, L. Caligan, F. Gammon, M. Patton, S. Whitford, B. Fuehrer, C. Hale, A. Blackwelder. Fifth row: A. Knott, S. Perley, K. Foster, M. Phillips, J. Baker, C. Dillon, P. Dobbs, M. Badgett, B. Booze. Alice Methfessel, Business Manager; Sarah Adams, Essay Editor; Lou Anne Garland, Poetry Editor; Lynn Vance, An Editor; Pam Grebe, Make-Up Editor; Marney Collins, Copy Editor. Page One Hundred Ten Jane Trivette, Editor logos— the outer word by which the inward thought is expressed.” After five years, logos con- tinues to reveal both frivolous and deep thoughts of Queens students through different phases of creative writing such as poems, short stories, essays, and sketches. Through its dignity, logos extends a tra- dition which is bringing Queens wide recognition. Pam Grebe, Lou Anne Garland, and Sarah Adams review sub- missions to logos. Current Burwell Atkinson, Editor This year, under the diligent work of Burwell Atkinson and her staff, the Current was enlarged to a five-column, four-page paper to voice more campus opinions and to create more interest in campus affairs. In the spring, this new Current appeared bi-weekly, and the weekly campus schedule sheet was discon- tinued. The Current serves as a valuable means of communication, informing the college community of campus events and cultural opportunities in the nearby area. Staff members work excitedly on the paste-up for the new Current! 6 7 19'° � 2 M ,, 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 2S 30 31 First row: Eleanor Pepi, Rose Mitchell, Kathryn Chatham, Dianne Beard, Mary Holliday, Edrie-Anne Blackwelder. Second row: Cynthia Watkins, Marjorie Frick, Rosie Beaudrot, Kaki Reed, Burwell Atkinson, Clelia Stone, Caroline Dillon, Mary Lou Poot. Fage One Hundred Eleven Coronet i Nancy Morton, Editor Coronet preserves in lasting form memorable high- lights of each year at Queens. Through words and pictures, we, the staff, have attempted to capture the present before it turns into the past, thus enabling the Queens student to recall the many events of her college life. As the freshman matures into a sophomore, junior, and finally a senior, she finds that her place in the college community becomes more meaningful to her. After graduation she will reflect the myriad facets of Queens which helped her mature and fulfill her individual potential. It is our hope that this book will enrich each girl’s reflections. Betty Simpson, Honors Editor; Ann Earnest, Photography Editor; Hettie Fowler, Organizations Editor; Nancy Deane, Sorority Editor; Lynn Caligan, Faculty and Curriculum Editor. Page One Hundred Twelve Miss Gordon Freeman, Advisor; Sally O’Rourke, Advertising Manager; Betsy Heeseman, Business Manager. Lynn Vance, Art Editor; Mr. George Shealy, Advisor; Eliza- beth Sledge, Photography Editor. Dottie Snyder, Class Editor; Mary McAnge, Sophomore Editor; Betty Thompson, Freshman Editor; Bonnie Burgess, Copy Editor; Sue Thomas, Clubs Editor. Not pictured: Abby Little, Junior Editor. Sue Challen, Editor i I Handbook For the answer to any question concerning the regulations of social life, the merit system, and Stu- dent Government, the Handbook serves as the best reference. Its purpose is to provide, in a clear-cut manner, information a freshman needs in order to become an effective part of student life at Queens. During Orientation Week, freshmen attend discus- sions about the Handbook to become acquainted with the procedures and traditions of the school and with policies set by the students themselves. Freshmen, Ann Johnson and Lanie Price, fit new faces with names by using Swatches! First rote: Jane Gammon, Susie Mullen. Second row: Kay Davis, Mary Margaret Rogan, Martha Winders, Glenina Holla- day. Swatches Swatches, a publication of the Student Government Association, is distributed to all freshmen during Orientation Week. In this book are the names and pictures of all new students for the coming year. Janice Short, editor of Swatches, worked with Miss Mildred Miscally and Mr. Ray Clark during the sum- mer collecting pictures, nicknames, and hometowns of the new students. Finally in August, the gold and white booklet went to press and was another way of welcoming the new students in September. Janice Short, Editor Page One Hundred Fourteen First row: Mrs. Arm Gebhardt, Miss Gordon Freeman, Jane Trivette, Burwell Atkinson. Second row: Alice Methfessel, Nancy Morton, Dr. James Lovell, Mr. Don Farquharson, Betsy Heeseman, Sue Challen. Setting standards for every Queens publication, ex- panding Current to meet the needs of a growing campus, and making each publication on campus as effective as possible were some of the responsibilities of the Publications Board this year. Members of the board are the student editors and business managers of CORONET, the Queens Current, and logos, the advisors of the respective publications, the treasurer of the college, and the Dean of Students. Publications Board Independent Reading Each year, the Independent Reading Committee selects an outstanding book to be read by the college community. An important objective of the committee, composed of both students and faculty members, is to stress the essential values and pleasures of reading outside the classroom. For the book of the year the committee chose A Separate Peace by John Knowles, winner of the William Faulkner Foundation Award. Spirited faculty panels, speakers, library displays, and informal ses- sions created campus interest. First row: Cinda Bagnal, Glenina Holladay. Second row: Miss Marjorie Kirby, Miss Thelma Albright, Mr. Charles Brewer. f V ' } m mm N. S. A I Anne Cooke, Coordinator Allison James, Anne Cooke, Carolyn Lawall, and Cinda Bag- nal prepare N.S.A. material for the student body. Active members of the Queens chapter of the Na- tional Student Association probed the question What It Means to be a Student’’ in four open forums held periodically throughout the fall. Members of the ad- ministration, faculty, and student body studied the roles of the student, teacher, and administrator con- cerning academic freedom, student government, and In Loco Parentis. Other programs sponsored by N.S.A. included a campus-wide study in Internationalism with Dr. E. F. Patterson from Davidson as guest speaker; a travels abroad seminar led by faculty members; and a lecture on Southern Education by Joel Fleischman, legal ad- visor to Governor Sanford. N.S.A. Cabinet: Bea Upson, Cynthia Prado, Bettianne Powell, Carolyn Lawall, Sheryl Owens, Anne Cooke, Carol Blodgett, Dru Gaulding, Rhett Sapp, Beth Garraway. Social Standards Attractive personal appearance and proper etiquette are promoted by the Social Standards Committee, which until this year has been a part of the Social Committee. During Orientation Week the committee presented a fashion show to familiarize freshmen with the correct dress for various college events. Members served at teas and at Boar’s Head Dinner. In early spring the committee sponsored a Bridal Fashion Show. Representing Queens in Glamour Magazine's Best Dressed College Girl” Contest is Carolyn Keefer. Page One Hundred Seventeen Joyce Rainwater, Chairman Joyce Rainwater, Rosemary Smith, Cynthia Prado, Frances James, Holly Hollingsworth. ■■I Jane Beckett, Chairman Dance Committee Organizing the social functions of the student body is the responsibility of the Dance Committee. Fall activities included a mixer party during Orientation Week for freshmen and several neighboring boys’ schools and a concert featuring folk singers, Brown and Dana. December found the committee busy mak- ing plans for the Winter Wonderland dance at the Queen Charlotte Hotel and the second Queens-David- son Christmas party. The formal May Day Ball cli- maxed the year’s events. First roti': Jane Beckett, Becky Whitfield. Second row: Rela Anderson, Barbara Mann, Rose Mitchell. Standing: Bea Upson. Barbara Mann, Betsy Heeseman, and Rose Mitchell begin to untangle decorations for the approaching dance. Page One Hundred Eighteen First row: M. Frick, J. Rainwater, C. Prado. Second row: C. Lawall, P. Marsh, H. Hollingsworth, A. Robinette, N. Davis, K. Browne, B. Heeseman. Third row: D. Rumble, N. Morton, S. Challen, E. Judd, R. Smith, A. Bright. Panhellenic Council Sue Challen, President Panhellenic Council, composed of representatives from each of the six national sororities on campus, works to coordinate the activities of the individual sororities as well as plan Panhellenic activities. This year Panhellenic sponsored Mette Peterson, a student from Denmark, and bought stoles for the choir robes. The annual scholarship cup award was also presented to the sorority with the highest aca- demic achievement. Nancy Morton, Vice-President; Eleanor Judd, Secretary; Sue Challen, President; Holly Hollingsworth, Treasurer; Diane Rumble and Joyce Rainwater, Social Chairmen. Page One Hundred Nineteen Alpha Chi Ann Bright, President Founded on October 15, 1885, at DePauw University Established at Queens in 1959 Flower: Red carnation Colors: Scarlet and olive green Open Motto: Together let us seek the heights. Omega Delta Eta got off to a bigger start than ever this year thanks to our sixteen additions of last spring, four new pledges, a spirited new advisor, and Birgid, our honorary member. Initiation of eight pledges and a banquet marked the beginning of a busy fall. Our alums served us a wonderful buffet supper to celebrate Founder’s Day, and open house assured us of good times every Wed- nesday night. Work was begun on a strict scholarship program and money-making projects. We held a waffle break- fast for those connoisseurs of real ''home” cooking, and at our slumber party we feverishly knitted slippers to give as Christmas presents. Then parties and Christ- mas Feed put us in a festive mood for the holidays. Spring found preparations for rush in full swing. As we worked together to make our parties a success, we strengthened the bonds of true sisterhood which our chapter has always possessed. A great new pledge class added to our high spirits as we finished the year. With a feeling of great loss, we said goodbye to our eight irreplaceable seniors. Now with summer jobs, summer school, travel awaiting, and a beach party planned, we leave Queens with visions of our next wonderful year. Folk singing highlighted the Alpha Chi Omega Valentine’s Day Party. First row: Dee Ashworth, First Vice-President; Betsy Fuehrer, Pledge Trainer. Second row: April Royal, Rush Chairman; Clelia Stone, Treasurer; Page Palmer, Recording Secretary. Dee Ashworth Alma Black welder JoAnne Brown Flo Dawkins Marjorie Frick Betsy Fuehrer Ginny Garcia Gail Goodlett Linda Hargett JoAnne Hendricks Ann Hollandsw orth Jean Hunter Becky Johnson Carol Manus Claudia Mathews Sally McLeod Page Palmer Patsy Price Margaret Roberts April Royal Diane Rumble Beverly Schroder Janice Short Judy Spink Clelia Stone Cindy Stroupe Mae Thompson Lynn Thornburg Marty Toler Dorothy Toynton Sunday night feed is the best place to catch up on the weekend’s happenings. Wl Alpha Delta Pi Kathy Browne, President With twenty-six new actives and our own Vien- nese tennis player, Beta Iota’s ranks swelled with pride at the beginning of the year. It wasn’t long before Organizer’’ Garraway did it again—this time an October excursion to Crowder’s Mountain. Christmas season meant carloads of welfare children clamoring to get close to Santa. Traditionally, the new initiates held Christmas Feed, with Mama Wertz in her ever-present kitchen. A French touch was added in the fall, and a vivid first impression remains: a tiny, black turtle-neck sweater, a wide grin with a cigarette between two rows of teeth, and hands clapping to the time of the Castle Song. Who else, but Michele. New Ameri- can faces were seen, too. The bubbling Shealys became our faculty advisors, and Paula, Cindy, and Gail ac- cepted our call to come in and wear the ADPi pin.” Spring came and brought the excitement of rush. Our hard work and lack of sleep paid off when we welcomed the long-sought pledges. Jan, Grieve, Linda, Cilia, Judy, and Grade were elected to the May Court, and Sue, Dianne, Liz, and Chris were chosen for Who's Who. Founded in 1851 at Wesleyan College has been a successful year, with fun and happy Established at Queens in 1931 tears and common goals. We have grown. Floiver: Violet Colors: Blue and white Open Motto We live for each other. Well, you can go to college . . .” Rebo McMullen, Vice-President; Jan Taylor, Treasurer; Carol Grieve, Secretary. Gracie Anderson Rela Anderson Becky Blount Becky Boozf. Kathy Browne Bebe Buice Gene Burton Sue Challen Anne Cooke Nancy Corlew Gerry Davies Rene Dedman Ann Earnest Susan Earnhardt Beth Garraway Meg Garraway Judy Gray Carol Grieve Joan Haley Kathy Hallock Diane Hallman Diana Hollenbeck Mary Holliday Jane Hutton Harriet James Paula Johnson Crickett Laine Janice Medlock Alice Methfessel Toddy McGrath Suzanne McKinstry Rebo McMullen Sally O’Rourke Cynthia Prado Kaki Reed Eleanor Reipe Priscilla Robertson Liz Rucker Chris Safford Ellen Sommers Fran Sours Jean Sw art Jan Taylor Mary Tyler Cynthia Watkins Janice Wertz Betsy Whitley Martha Winders Cindy Wirwille Judy Wood Page One Hundred Twenty-three Alpha Gamma Delta Pete Marsh, President The Alpha Gams started the year with a rush of parties, including the October slumber party, the summer birthdays celebration, steak-hotdog feed, open house, the party for Narda, and countless study breaks together. With holidays close at hand the pledges treated us to our annual Christmas dinner, followed by a party with Santa Claus. The spirit of Christmas continued through the giving of toys and clothes to a group of mentally retarded children. As the year progressed. Alpha Gams were repre- sented in numerous activities. At Davidson, Sandy was the ATO Sweetheart, and Nancy reigned as the PiKA Dreamgirl. The arrival of spring found Kenny, our former Miss Charlotte, in May Court. Spring always means a change and this year was no exception. Seven seniors were initiated into the alumnae, and a wonderful pledge class brought fresh- ness and excitement to us. Founded on May 30, 1904, at Syracuse University Established at Queens on May 10, 1930 Flowers: Red and buff roses When the school year ends, the Alpha Gams will migrate to O.D. for a week of surf, sand, and laughter; and later in June several of us will be going to the 60th Anniversary Convention of Alpha Gamma Delta. It is here that we end a good year, but with much to look forward to in a new year. Colors: Red, buff, and green Nothing hits the spot like a home cooked meal. First row: Martha Phillips, Recording Secretary: Holly Hol- lingswor h, Panbellenic Representative: Sandy Lanehart, Sec- ond Vice-President. Second row: Anne Vickers, First Vice-Presi- dent; Doris Petrea, Treasurer; Kitty Tilghman, Corresponding Secretary. Becky Ballentine Ramelle Campbell Helen Clark Darla Coffee Pat Cox Susan Daley Diane DeW’itt Angela Duckworth Mary Ellen Flora Kathryn Foster Cornelia Graham Holly Hollingsworth Sandy Lanehart Kenny McArver Pete Marsh Jan Matthieu Doris Petrea Martha Phillips Betty Robertson Ann Robinette Molly Royal Kitty Ann Tilghman Nancy Underwood Ann Vickers now Chi Omega Carolyn Lawall, President Founded on April 5, 1895, at the University of Arkansas Established at Queens on February 2, 1928 Flower: White carnation Colors: Cardinal and straw Open Motto: Hellenic culture and Christian ideals Fall in the Chi O house began with a new rug and furniture. We welcomed our initiates into the bond of sisterhood as Linda put the umph into initiation. The banquet at the Manger brought recognition of success, letting Sally, Pat, Mary Ann, and Flaming Mamie Milton walk away with the honors. During Open Rush, the wise ole owl gave an extra hoot” when we greeted eight pledges. Nalini, our adopted Indian student, joined us and found welcome in our group. As the year progressed, Betsy chalked up Number Nine with I shall return and she and Tiger cheered the Wildcats on to victory. Our pride mounted as Tookie led the Dolphin Club through the Water Show, and Nancy edited the annual. Sue, Nancy, Gail, and Jean made our annual Christ- mas project of helping a needy family very reward- ing. Of course, we enjoyed our traditional Christmas feed as much as ever. The rushees came down, the bids went out,” and indeed the Chi Os did shout as our new spring pledge class of twenty arrived. Now we await the beach trip, the convention at the Greenbrier, and the coming of fall for . . . No one but a Chi Omega looks forward so much to Sep- tember and so little to May.” First row: Hope Bayley, Vice-President; Linda Mackintosh, Meadowlark” Hales and her in” and out” groups sing out Treasurer. Second row: Betsy Heeseman, Secretary; Ann Shaf- for Chi Omega in a practice for their Ice Cream Rush Party. fer. Pledge Trainer. Jean Albritton Sue Barker Dinx Bates Hope Bayley Marion Bohannon Nan Burdett Caroline Burgin Mary Deaton Tookie Dekle Nancy Dorrier Ann Eason Barbara Goodson Carol Harvey Lee Hastings Alden Hatch Betsy Heeseman Carolyn Law all Sally Ligon Betty McDonald Linda Mackintosh Mary Jo Millett Susan Milton Nancy Morton Jeanette Prevette Ann Reese Ruth Regitko Mary Margaret Rogan Nancy Rusk Lynda Scarborough Mary Sexton Ann Shaffer Martha Shell Judy Shumate Elizabeth Sledge Pat Tyler Brenda Wells Meta Willis lJage One Hundred Twenty-seven !W Kappa Delta Rosemary Smith, President News from Claudia and Carolyn about the conven- tion in New Orleans began our year with inspiration for new projects. Mette joined us and found a special place in our hearts, but her stay wasn’t long enough. In October, our Province President visited us and brought cookies for everyone. So that we could get to know the many new faces on campus, we sponsored an Open House for the entire student body. Initiation came in November for our excited pledges, and Marie, Nancy, and Linda returned to chaperone our slumber party. Thanksgiving gave us the opportunity to share with a needy family. Our alums gave us Christmas feed, but our bond was strengthened most by our Christmas party for orphans, complete with hand-made Santa Claus puppets. Spring was just as eventful as fall with Rosemary and Charlotte elected to May Court. Wonderful get- togethers at the house, marshmallow-roasts by the fire, and our fine new pledges make unforgettable memories of a grand year. Founded on October 23, 1897, at Longwood College Established at Queens in October 1928 Flower: White rose Colors: Green and white Open Motto: Ta Kala Diokomen First row: Carolyn King and Carolyn Hardee, Rush Co-Cbair- tnen. Second row: Leslie Smith, Assistant Treasurer; Judy Berry, Treasurer; Grace Baker, Editor; Claudia McDowall, Okay, does everyone have his eyes closed?” Secretary. Barbara Allen Grace Baker Cissa Basten Judy Berry Carol Boyd Emily Sue Browder Susan Burleson Lynn Caligan Kathryn Chatham Anita Conner Cookie Conner Nathalie Davis Ann Dozier Linda Estes Anne Farrior Pat Givens Carolyn Hardee Charlotte Ingram Sissie Ives Polly Jones Eleanor Judd Carolyn King Mary Ellen Lane Abby Little Pat Miller Gay Myers Mary McAnge Claudia McDow all Anne McGinnis Nan McLeod Anne Palmer Barbara Peebles Mary Lou Per-lee Shirley Ann Pierce Rosemary Smith Brownie Smyre Liz Tannhauser Sherry Wells Page One Hundred Twenty-nine Phi Mu Martha Watson, President Founded in 1836, at Wesleyan College Established at Queens in 1929 Flower: Rose carnation Colors: Rose and white Open Motto: Les Soeurs Fideles With emphasis on fun and fellowship, and with Kent deciding not to transfer to HKU (Hong Kong University), we considered ourselves starting the year A-okay.” The initiation date was set, and the actives began a series of fun-filled extravaganzas to keep the pledges happy. As a result we really couldn’t have done with- out Linda’s lost cashmere coat, Kent as Sneaky Clause, and Becky as the Great Pumpkin. Christmas Feed was more fun than ever with the whole sorority working together on it. The commit- tees were slightly unwieldy with 26V2 people on each one, but with Whitfield as Santa and a program planned by Miss Carson and Mr. Hadley, how could we lose? Spring is a new beginning.” This was evident in the Phi Mu house with spring cleaning, blooming plants, and the start of serious rush plans. Once again Nostradamus brought tears to eyes and new pledges to the house. Bea, Sigrid, Liz, and Keefer graced May Court, and before we knew it the year was almost gone. But we shall especially remember our closeness this year: the surprise party for Jacque, the Advisors’ Appreciation Week, an Easter egg hunt for a group of orphans, the new Phi Mu social service award, the enthusiasm of the pledges as they continue to grow as sisters, and the sight of the sorority as a whole finding a new dimension to love, honor, and truth. First row: Marty McDaniel, Treasurer; Fran Milton, Secretary. Last minute arranging prepared the Easter egg baskets to Second row: Frances James, Vice-President; Rhett Sapp, Pledge go to some needy children. Trainer. Ann Aldrich Kent Anderson Jane Beckett Liz Bennett Sigkid Bergstrom La Verne Brown Caren Camicia Jane Connell Nano Deane Sheila Dickie He the Fowler Jane Gammon Jane Glover Donna Gray Sandy Gum Teresa Hancock Joanne Heinz Celeste Hodges Chris Hoecke Allison James Frances James Carolyn Keefer Gail Kersey Carol Kilpatrick Karen Lightbody Marty McDaniel Jane Mack Linda Madden Barbara Mann Fran Milton Rose Mitchell Diana Moore Kathryn Oehler Anne Panky Ann Peoples Bettianne Powell Ginger Powers Joyce Rainwater Rhett Sapp Eloise Smith Ronnie Tovey Linda Thigpen Carol Watson Martha Watson Becky Whitfield Alline Wood Page One Hundred Thirty-one CHARLOTTE For Over 69 Years ... Your Home of Better Values Quality Style Ladies1 Wear 1033 Providence Road HARDEE'S PHARMACY THE DRUG STORE Phone ED 3-7729 2909 Selwyn Ave. Those lucky seniors can drive out to pick up their own barbecues—but Horrid's will deliver too! HARRILL'S BAR-B-Q “Barbecue at Its Best 1025 Kings Drive Phone ED 4-8808 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Thirty-tiro Senior Statistics Jean Nesbitt Albritton Chi Omega Stunt Night Co-Chairman I. 2 ; Rut Week Chairman 2 Vrt Club (I, 2 ; Dolphin Club (3); Chi Omega Rush Chairman 4 ; Biology Club I, 2. 3. 4 , Secrctar (2), treasurer (3 . Vice President (4). Ann Dunn Aldrich Phi Mu C Lisn Vice President I . Stunt Night C Chairman I ; Resident Student Council (2, 3 . Treasurer 2 . Vice-President 3 . Dana Scholar 2. 3, 4); Valkyrie 2'; Sigma llpsilon 3, 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 ; Chapel Evaluation Committee (4 ; Student C urriculum Committee 4 ; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4). Lydia Ann Alexander Converse College I. 2 ; Dean’s List 4 . Rela Elizabeth Anderson Alpha Delta Pi Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Biology Club (2, 3, 4), President (4); Collegiate Vcademy of the North Carolina Vcademy of Sciences, Secretary (3); Dance Committee 4 . Virginia Kent Anderson Phi Mu Dolphin Club (1. 2, 3. 4 , V ice-President (3); Phi Mu Pledge Class President (1, Best Pledge 1 . Pledge Director 3); Dana Scholar (2. 3, 4 ; Resident Student Council (1); Outstanding Freshman Award; Treasurer SG A 2 ; Valkyrie 2 ; Class President (3); Orb and Sceptre 4 ; Sigma Mu 4 ; President R V 4 ; Student Legislature C3, 4 ; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4'. Diana Jane Ashworth Alpha Chi Omega Day Student Council Class Representative (1 . Treasurer 2). Vice- President (3), President (4Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3 ; Orien- tation Committee (4); Alpha Chi Omega Rush Chairman (2), First Vice- President 3. 4 ; Psychology Club 3 ; Sigma Upsilon (3, 4). President 4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges (4). Katherine Crowell Atkins Alice Lucinda Bagnal Converse College 1, 2'; Dean's List 3 ; RA Class Representative (4); Book of the Semester Committee, Chairman 4 ; Chapel Committee (4 . Grace Jordan Baker Kappa Delta Coronet, Class Editor 2. ; Kappa Delta Corresponding Secretary (2), Historian (3), Editor (4); Dean's List (3). Julianne Frances Baker Choir (4); Christian Emphasis Week Committee (4). Lucinda Hope Bayley Chi Omega House Council A); Chi Omega Best Pledge (1 . House Mother (2). Pledge Trainer (3 , Vice President 4 : Dolphin Club (1. 2. 3, 4 . Pro- gram Chairman Treasurer (4 ; Class Vice-President 3 ; French Club (3, 4 , V ice-President (4); President of Wallace Hall 4); Elec- tions Committee 4 ; Freshman Vdvisory Council 2. 3, 4 ; Orientation Council (3, 4); Dean’s List (4A Jane Ellen Beckett Pm Mu Dolphin Club (1. 2, 3): Chairman Dance Committee i. J . Elizabeth Martin Bennett Rayona Overton Black St. Vndrews Presbyterian College 1,2. Frances Marion Bohannon Cm Omega RV (2 ; Day Student Council 2 ; Freshman Vdvisory Council 2 ; Biology Club (1, 2); Art Club (2. 4). Anne Carrington Bright Alpha Chi Omega Vlpha Chi Omega Treasurer (2). President (3, 4 ; Panhellcnic Council (3, 4); Freshman Advisory Council (4). Katherine LaVerne Brown Phi Mu Choir (1); House Council (1); University of Vienna (3 . Sallye Phillips Brown Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing 2, 3, 4 , Vivian Anne Bullock Alpha Gamma Delta Freshman Advisory Council (2); Alpha Gamma Delta Best Pledge 1 . Corresponding Secretary (3'; Dean’s List (4 Caroline Neely Burgin Cm Omega Chi Omega Pledge Class Chaplain 1); Freshman Vdvisory Council (2 ; Handbook Committee 2 , Chairman 3 ; Washington Semester 3 . Orientation Chairman (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Joan Louise Calhoun Freshman Advisory Council (2, 4). Caren Reve Camicia Phi Mu Tennis Team (1, 2); Psychology Club (3). Nancy Edw ards Carter Ruth M. Causey Tennis Team (2 ; French Club 3. 4 ; Spanish C lub 3. 4 . Vice Presi dent (4); Dean’s List (4). Lillian Georgette Cellar Westminster Fellowship (4 . Page One Hundred Thirty-three There's no doubt about it, those Queens girls, Betsy Worley, Allison James, and Marty Toler, love Shoney's Big Boy. Shonmj!6u the home of the BIG BOY HAMBURGER 800 East Morehead 334-6879 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 3400 The Plaza 333-9841 Page One Hundred Thirty-four Senior Statistics Sue Gary Challen i imi Dm i a I’i Freshman Vdvisory Council (2. V1; I la nit book Committee (3). Editor (-4 ; Publications Hoard (4 ; Student Drives Committee (4 ; Student Di rectory Editor ( 4 i; Student Legislature (4 ; President Pnnhellenic Coun cil (4); Class ice-President (4'; President's Huaul (4 '; Who's Who Louisa Anne Garland Dana Scholai (2, 4. 4 . Dean’s 1 ist 2 . ( nitent 1 lit n 4 ; Publications Hoard (4); Budget Committee (3); Student l egislature ( 4); Freshman dvisory Council (3); Sigma llpsilon (4 ; logos. Poetry 1 11tor (4). Duong Students in niericau Universities and Colleges (4). Louise Ann Gathings Secretary French Club (4). Dorothy Anne Cooke lpha Delt Pi Cnrretit Stall' (1 ; House Council 1 ; Washington Semester (4); Na tional Student ssociation, Class Representative (.4), Coordinator (4); Student Legislature (4); Sigma llpsilon (4). Roberta Louise Gittings Current, ssistant Editor (2); College Marshal (2. 3, 4 ; Queens Chamber Orchestra (2, 4, 4); Sigma Llpsilon (4, 4 . Vice-President 4 ; Judicial Hoard (4); Orb and Sceptre (4 ; C hapel Committee C hairman (4); Sigma Mu (4). Joyce Marie Davis Patricia Crouse Givens Mary Amelia Deaton Chi Omega Home Economics Club (2); Freshman dvisorj Council (4); Campus Drives Committee (4 ); Chi Omega House Mother (4). Cornelia McDonald Graham Alpha Gamma Delta Converse College (1 ; Freshman Vdvisory Council (4); Student Direc tors Committee (3); Vlpha Gamma Delta Social Chairman (4 . Rainsford DuBose Dedman Alpha Delta Pi QCA 1); Biology Club (2); Psychology Club (2, 3, 4); Young Demo- crats Club (4). Lettie Lee Dekle Chi Omega Judith Connie Gray Alpha Delta Pi Home Economics C lub (1, 2); Dean’s List (2, 3 ; Alpha Delta Pi Program Chairman (3); Freshman Advisory C ouncil (2, 3, 4); Dining Room Com- mittee (3); Class Secretary (3). Dolphin Club (1, 2, 3, 4), President (4 ; Vice-President RA (3); Roar’s Head Ceremony (4). Elizabeth Jean Greear Psychology Club (3). Joan George Diamaduros Biology Club (3); Freshman Advisory Council (3). Carol Porter Grieve Alpha Delta Pi May Court (1,2, 4); Alpha Delta Pi Secretary (4); French C lub (3, 4). Georgena Sue Dyer House Council CD: Chi Omega (1, 2); QCA (2, 3); Valkyrie, Presi- dent (2 : Social Committee (2); Orientation Committee (2); Judicial Board (3, 4), Chairman (4); Freshman Advisory Council (3); Psychology Club (3); Student Legislature (4); Orb and Sceptre (4 . Chapel Chair- man (3); Elections Committee (4). Ann Eason Chi Omega May Court (1, 2). Elizabeth Diane Hallman Alpha Delta Pi Dean's List (2, 3, 4); Stunt Night Co-Chairman (2. 3); House Coun- cil (3); RA Secretary (3‘; Dana Scholar (3); Vlpha Delta Pi House and Yards Chairman (3), Rush Co-Chairman (4 ; Orientation Council ( 3, 4 ; President of Watkins Hall (4); Elections Committee (4); Sigma Mu (4); Orb and Sceptre (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4), Marion Mays Easterday Martha Duerson Halyburton Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4); Dean’s List (4). lpha Gamma Delta (1, 2); Biology Club (1, 2, 3); Dean’s List (1, 2, 3); Dana Scholar (1, 2, 3). Linda Leete Harris Bernice Poole Fulson Sylvia LaMarr Hastings Ruth Dianne Funderburke Wingate Junior College (1, 2). Judith Hefner Jane Gammon Piii Mu Alice Valden Henderson Coronet Business Manager (3); Publications Board (3); Dean’s List (4 Home Economics Club CD; Phi Mu Pledge Class Treasurer (1)� Chap- lain (4); Freshman Advisory Council (4); Handbook Committee (4). Ruth Ellen Henderson Page One Hundred Thirty-five This silver compote is but one of the lovely antiques that Jane Lawther has found at Reese's. REESE'S ANTIQUE SHOP Gift for Today—Heirlooms of Tomorrow 1029 Providence Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. OPEN KITCHEN BEST PIZZA IN TOWN 1318 W. Morehead CHARLOTTE, N. C. Cither's Providence at Queens Road FR 6-1224 PARK PLACE PHARMACY 613 Providence Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. With charms from Morrison's Jewelers, Betsy Heeseman can preserve her Queens Memories. MORRISON'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP 705 Providence Road ED 2-1605 Page One Hundred Thirty-six Senior Statistics Narda Zoila Henriquez Spanish C lub (3, 4). Glenina Kirkland Holladay Current Staff (2); Independent Reading Committee (.4 , Handbook Committee (4). Katy Connor Hollingsworth Margaret Elaine Hollingsworth Alpha Gamma Delta Freshman Advisory Council (3, 4 ); Vlpha Gamma Delta ice-President (3), Editor (4); Panhellenic Council, Treasurer (4); Stunt Night Co Chairman (3); Social Committee (4); I louse Council (4). Mary-Lee Ellen Houchins Winthrop College (1, 2 ). Nita Rochel Hudman Jean McEwen Hunter Alpha Chi Omega Freshman Vdvisorj Council (2. 3); Alpha Chi Omega Recording Secretary (3); Vice-President Day Student Council. Allison James Phi Mu Assistant Director Freshman Follies (1); House Council (1); QCA (2 ; SGA Secretary (3), President (4); Dean's List (2. 3); Dana Scholar (3, 4); Judicial Board (3, 4); Orb and Sceptre (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Harriet Susan James Alpha Delta Pi I louse Council (1, 2); Handbook Committee (3); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); lpha Delta Pi Corresponding Secretary (4); Orientation Committee (4); President of Belli Dormitory' (4); Class Treasurer (3); Elections Committee (4). Claudia Evelyn Johnson House Council CL 2); QCA Class Representative (1), President (4); R (2); Valkyrie (2); Orb and Sceptre (4 ; Student Legislature (4 ; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Mary Rebecca Johnson Alpha Cm Omega lpha Chi Omega Corresponding Secretary (3); President French Club (4). Patricia Kerr Jordan Art Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (2), President (3). Carolyn Snyder King Kappa Delta Queens Scholar (1); Kappa Delta Pledge Class Secretarj (1). Chaplain (4); Coronet, Sorority Editor (2), Editor (3); Publications Board (3); Dean’s List (2); House Council (2); Student Legislature (3, 4); Class President (4); Elections Committee (4); President's Board (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Helen Moritz Kirkman Secretarj Spanish C lub ( 4 . Martha Hardy Lamb Freshman dvisorj Council (2, 3, 4 ; Q( (2. 3, 4 Sandra Verner Lanehart Vlpha Gamma Dei ta Freshman Advisory Council (3); House Council (4 ; Ipha Gamma Delta Rush Chairman (3), Second Vice-President (4). Carolyn Harriet Lawall Chi Omega Self Study Committee (1); Dean’s List (1, 2); Chapel Committee (2 ; Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3, 4); Independent Reading Committee C3 ; Psychology Club (3:; Secretary QC (3); Chi Omega President (4); Panhellenic Council (3, 4); Sigma Mu (3, 4); Dana Scholar (3, 4 1; Chairman Student Curriculum Committee 4 ; National Stu dent ssociation Cabinet (4). Jane Wyatt Lawther Class Secretary-Treasurer (1 ; Class President (2 ; Valkyrie (2 ; Student Legislature (2, 4); President of Belk Dorm (3); Resident Student Council (3, 4), President (4); la Court (1. 2, 3, 4); Orb and Sceptre (4); Elections Committee (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Linnea Ruth Litaker Instrumental Ensemble (I); Current Staff (3); Psychology Club (3 ; French Club (3, 4). Joyce Ann Lowder Assistant Resident Nurse (4). Virginia May Lucas Chapel Committee (4). Kenny McArver Vlpha Gamma Delta Salem College (1. 2, 3); Daj Student Council (4 ); May Court (4). Claudia Ann McDowall Kappa Delta Freshman Vdvisory Council (2, 4 .; Kappa Delta Editor (3), Secretarj (4); Coronet, Class Editor (3); House Council (3 ; National Student Vssociation (4); Young Democrats Club (4). Ann Eads McGrath Alpha Delta Pi Freshman Advisory Council (2 ; Dolphin Club (3. 4); Dean's List (3). Anne Niven McLaughlin Queens Scholar (1); Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4); Dean's List (2. 3, 4 ; Freshman Advisory Council (3); Draft Committee (3)? Sigma Mu (4 ; President of Morrison Dormitoiy (4); Orientation Committee (4); Elec tions Committee (4). Betty Conlee Marquette Page One Hu mired Iliirty-seven THE STUDENT STORE • Textbooks • Paperbacks • School Supplies • Notions and Gifts • Records • Greeting Cards We thank you for your support Page One Hundred Thirty-eight Senior Statistics Elizabeth Lambeth Marsh lpiu Gamma Deit C hoir (1, 2, 3, 4). Vice-President ' 3), President (4 V, Mpha C;unm;i Delta Treasurer (3 . President (4 ; Panhellenic C'ouncil (4 ; Preshman dvisory Council (2, 3 ; House Council (3 . Gloria-Lee Dvndur Maurer Alice Helen Methfessel Alpha Delta Pi logos, Essay Editor (2). EJitorial Editor (3 . Business Manager (4 ; Tennis Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Draft Committee (2 . Chairman (3); lpha Delta Pi Pledge C lass Treasurer (1 . Rush Chairman (4 ; Chapel Com mittec Boar’s Head Ceremony (4). Frances Anderson Milton Phi Mu Dolphin Club (1. 2); Freshman dvisory Council (2 ; Dean’s List 2. 3.) QCA Cabinet 4}; Phi Mu Secretary (4); C lass Secretary Treasurer 4 . Dana Scholar (4 . Caroline Ruth Monckton Diana Churchill Moore Phi Mu Dolphin Club (1, 2). Vice President (2); Panhellenic Council (2, 3), Vice-President (3); Coronet, rt Editor (3). June Marie Mullis Greensboro College (1, 2 . Bonnie Elizabeth Myers Independent Reading Committee Cl ; May Court (2); QCA (2, 3); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); President Orb and Sceptre (4). Elizabeth Gaylord Myers Kappa Delta Kathryn Anne Oehler Phi Mu Delta Omicron 1. 2. 3. 4 , Treasurer (2 Second Vice-President (3,. First Vice-President (4.i; Self-Study Committee '1 ; Queens Scholar 1 ; Dana Scholar (2. 3); Dean's List Cl, 3. 4); QCA (2); Freshman Ad- visory Council (2, 3, 4); Lecture Concerts Student Chairman 4 ; Phi Mu Treasurer (3). Dorothy Lillian Ong RA Representative (2. 3); Social Committee (3 . Sarah McAllister Parsons Current Staff (2. 3 ; Westminster Fellowship (2, 3, 4 . Secretary’ Treasurer (4). Pamela Susan Peper Coronet. Co-Picture Editor (2); Handbook Committee (3); Dolphin Club (2, 3, 4 . Vice President 4 ; Current Staff 2 ; Freshman dvisory Council (3, 4). Janet Harris Porter Emily Elizabeth Powell Chestnut Mill College (1, 2 ; Biology Club (3, 4 ; :t C tub ( 4 President (4). Jeannette Prevette Chi Omega Class President 1 : Student Legislature 1 : House Council (I ; C lass Vice President (2). Si zanne Prince Jennie Ann Purifoy Assistant Resident Nurse (4 . Sarah W illiamson Purvis Kathleen Joyce Rainwater Phi Mu Phi Mu Corresponding Secretary (3); Panhellenic Council, Social Co- Chairman (4 ; Social Standards Committee Chairman 4 ; Dean’s List (4). Sally Irene Rhyne Class Representative Day Student Council I ; Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing (2. 3, 4 . Charlotte Gaulding Richardson Queens Scholar (1); Dana Scholar (2. 3 ; Dean's List 1, 2, .3. 4 ; Self Study Committee (1); Valkyrie (2 ; QCA (2 ; Sigma Mu (3, 4 . Nancy Smith Ritch Elizabeth Breckinridge Robertson Alpha Gamma Delta Choir (1 ; Current Staff (3); Psychology Club (3 ; Alpha Gamma Delta Editor (3), Chaplain (4). Priscilla Anne Robertson Alpha Delta Pi May Court (I. 2. 3. 4), Co-Chairman May Day (4); Alpha Delta Pi Social Chairman (3), Historian 4); Freshman Advisory Council (3, 4 ; rt Club (3, 4 ; Christian Re-Emphasis Week Co-C hairman (3 , Carol Virginia Robinson Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . Librarian (2, 3 , Student Directoi (3, 4 ; Queens Scholar (1 }; Dana Scholar '2. 3. 4 ; Westminster Fellowship (1, 2, 3, 4 . Vice-President (3), Social Chairman 4 ; QCA 1. 2. 3 ; Delt3 Omicron 2. 3, 4 . First Vice President 2 , President 3 . Secretary-Treasurer (4); Freshman Advisory Council (2). Margery Olmsted Rollow I’age One Hundred Thirty-nine Bobbie White and Mary Tyler, knitting enthusiasts, have brought a skeptical beginner, Ellen Sommer, with them to the Knitting Bee. JhsL J tiliuicL fan. 332-4081 1309 E. Boulevard PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 759 Providence Road Charlotte's House of Charm Phone ED 2-5031 Charlotte Ingram and Ann Strickland have found the nicest way to remember birthdays—with flowers from Queens Florist. QUEENS FLORIST 333-8497 1041 Providence Road Poem on pages 2-1 1 Photography by by Sheryl Owens, Michael Mauney '66 Page One Hundred Forty Senior Statistics April Elaine Royal Alpha Chi Omega Home Economic:. Club I ; Alpha C hi Omega Second Vice President (3 , I ditor s , Recording Secretary 4 , Rush C hairman 4 ; Independent Reading Committee (.4). Elizabeth Carol Rucker lhiia Delta Pi Vlpba Delta Pi Historian (2 :; Secretary Resident S.udent Council 3 ; President of Harris Hall (4); logos. rt Editor (4); Elections Commit tee (4); Who's W ho Among Students In American Universities mil Colleges (4). Christine Elissa Safford Alpha Delta Pi Tennis Club. President (1. 2); lpha Delta Pi Pledge Class President (I . Best Pledge Ward (I); RA treasurer (2), Tennis Chairman (4 ; Uni versity of Vienna 4 . .National Student ssociation 4 ; Student C ur riculum Committee (4 ; Boar's I lead Ceremony (4 ; l ho s l ho Among Students in [tneriean Universities anti Colleges ( 4 . Louise Blackwelder Sanford Ann Hunsberger Sherrill Chi Omega C hi Omega Rush Chairman (3). Janice Carolyn Short Alpha Chi Omega Greensboro College (I, 2). Anne Hunter Showalter Westminster Fellowship I i; Dana Scholar 2, 3, 4 ; QC 3, 4 ; House Council (4 ; Freshman Advisory Council (4). Elizabeth Anne Sledge Chi Omega Treshinan Advisory Council 3 ; Chi Omega Delegate to Firesides 3 ; Coronet S.aff (4 ; Dean’s List 4 . Rosemary Howard Smith Kappa Delta House Council (1. 2); Freshman dvisory Council (2, 3, 4); Kappa Delta Pledge Class Vice-President 1 , Secretary 2 . Vice-President 3), President (4 ; Panhellenic Council (4 ; May Court (4 i. Priscilla Allen Smyre Kappa Delta Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); Kappa Delta Social Chairman (2). Membership Chairman (3); Delta Omicron ,1, 2. 3, 4 . Chaplain '2), Historian 3 . Director of Musical ctivities (4 ); Chairman Campus Drives Commit- tee (2). Cynthia Kay Stroupe lpiia Cm Omega Freshman dvisory Council (2 ; Mplia Chi Omega Social Chairman (3 . First ice President (4 ); C hoir (4 . Tonda Anne Tay lor Mae Elizabeth Thompson Alpha C hi Omega Social Committee (2 ; Mpha Chi Omega Recording Secretary (2 , Chaplain (4); House Council (4). Fidelia Ellen Tolley Freshman dvisory Council (I, 2 Westminster Fellowship ( 2 ; Biology Club (2 ; Sigma Mu (3, 4). Jane Trivette C hoir (2. 3, 4), Publicity Manager (4 ; Coronet Copy Editor (2); logos (3. 4). Business Manager (3), Editor (4); Publications Board (3, 4 , Chairman 4 ; Freshman dvisory Council (4 ; Student Legis- lature (4 ; Stunt Night Co-Chairman 4 ; Sigma Upsilon 4 . Nancy Chostner Underwood Alpha Gamma Delta Mpha Gamma Delta Guard (3), Activities Chairman 4 ; Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3. 4). Lynn Scroggs Vance rt Club (1. 2. 3); House Council (1); Alpha Gamma Delta Pledge Chaplain (1); RA (3. 4), Class Representative (3); Coronet, Art Editor (4); logos. Art Editor (4); Dean's List (4). Martha Lucille Waters Martha Warren Watson Phi Mu Dolphin Club (1 ); Queens Scholar (1); Choir (2); Rat Week Co-Chair- man (2); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 4); Chapel Committee (2 ; Washington Semester C-3 ; Phi Mu President (4); Panhellenic Council 4 ; Stunt Night Co-Chairman (4 ; Student Curriculum Committee (4 ; Sigma Upsilon (4 ; logos Staff (4). Camela Underhill Weldon Choir (1 : Freshman dvisory Council 2 ; QC 2, 3 ; SC.A Draft Committee (2. 4 , Chairman 4 ; National Student ssociation (3, 4 ; Student Legislature (4 . Jane McSherry Wells Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Secretary 3 ; Spanish Club President 4 : French Club 4 . Page One Hit mired Forty-one Board of Trustees Akers, John, 1 102 Belvedere Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Barnhardt, William H., 1512 Queens Rd., W., Charlotte 7, N. C. Belk, Irwin, 400 Eastover Road, Charlotte 7, N. C. Brooks, Thornton H., 415 Sunset Drive, Greensboro, N. C. Cannon, Mrs. William C.. 65 N. Union Street, Concord, N. C. Dowdy, George W., 302 Colville Road, Charlotte 7, N. C. Everett, H. FT, 5824 Providence Road, Matthews, N. C. Everett, Rev. Joseph W., Jr., 311 E. Main Street, Rock Hill, S. C. Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. M. II., 101 S. Waccamaw Street, Columbia, S. C. Fogartie, Rev. James E., 2146 Roswell Avenue, Charlotte 7, N. C. Flarris, James J., 3700 Sharon Road, Charlotte 7, N. C. Hipp, Frances, Liberty Life Insurance Company, Greenville, S. C. Johnson, Mrs. Curtis B., 2225 Pembroke Avenue, Charlotte 7, N. C. Jones, Rev. Lynn T., 3200 Trenholm Rd., Columbia, S. C. kincey. H. F., 301 Eastover Road, Charlotte 7, N. C. Knight, Dr. F. L., Route 4, Sanford, N. C. Lake, Rev. Julian, Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church, Southern Pines, N. C. McCall, L. A., Jr., 234 S. Irby Street, Florence, S. C. McCraw, Carl G.. 330 Eastover Road, Charlotte 7, N. C. McMeekin, S. C., 1915 Pendleton Street, Columbia, S. C. Meacham, J. B., Jr., 15 IS Twiford Place, Charlotte 7, N. C. Quattlebaum, Paul, 225 Kingston Street, Conway, S. C. Stowe, Mrs. S. P., 217 S. Central Avenue, Belmont, N. C. Street, C. P., 2727 Sharon Lane, Charlotte 7, N. C. Wallace, J. Mason, Jr., 517 Livingston Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Womack, Dr. James T., Shandon Presbyterian Church, Columbia, S. C. Walker, Dr. Edwin R., ex officio, 1871 Cassamia Place, Charlotte 7, N. C. Belk, Mrs. W. H., 220 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte 4, N. C. (Honorary) Carson, McAlister, 2215 Hopedale Avenue, Charlotte 7, N. C. (Honorary) Marshall, Hunter, 1728 Queens Road, Charlotte 7, N. C. (Honorary') Advisory Trustees Burgess, Arthur FI., 322 Third Ave., N.E., Hickory, X. C. Chatham, Charles G., 52 Lafayette PL, Greenwich. Conn. Dalton, Harry' L., 322 Eastover Rd., Charlotte 7, N. C. Glover, J. B., 620 Whitlock Ave., Marietta, Ga. Horack, Benjamin S., 1839 Cassamia PL, Charlotte 7, XL C. Jones, Dr. James A., 3503 Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va. Morris, Arthur N., Box 88, Severna Park, Md. Mulliss, William F., 1300 Queens Road, Apt. 202, Charlotte 7, N. C. Pease, Col. J. XTorman, 2538 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte 7, N. C. Administration Walker, Edwin R., 1871 Cassamia Place, Charlotte, XL C. President, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., LL.D., Southwestern University; Vander- bilt University; University of Chicago. Babb, Herbert E., 840 Fairbanks Road, Charlotte, N. C. Dean of the College, Professor of Psychology, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Emory' University; University of Kentucky. Farquharson, Don, 2413 Ansley' Court, Charlotte, N. C. Treasurer, B.S., Kansas State Teachers College. Kilner, George S., 4811 Hardwicke Road, Charlotte, XL C. Business Manager, B.S., Georgia School of Technology. Gebhardt, Ann S., 2500 Sherwood Avenue, Charlotte, XL C. Dean of Students, Assistant Professor of Art, B.F.A., M.A., Lake Erie College; Ohio State University. Shaw, Robert YYL, 3331 Windsor Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Director of Evening College, B.S., M.A., Purdue University; Indiana University. Miscally, Mildred L., 1020 Arosa Avenue, Apt. 2, Charlotte, N. C. Director of Public Relations, Assistant Professor of Journalism, A.B., M.A., University' of Georgia. Rayburn, Jean L., 153 Middleton Drive, Charlotte, XL C. Acting Director of Admissions, A.B., University of North Carolina. Atkins, Catherine M., 243 South Laurel Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Registrar, A.B., M.Ed., Meredith College, Boston University. Oplinger, M. Phoebe, 1254 Salem Drive, Charlotte, NL C. Librarian, A.B., M.L.S., Maryville College, Drexel Institute of Technology'. Freeman, Gordon Q., 1130 Princeton Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Director of Alumnae Affairs, A.B., M.A., Queens College, Duke LIniversity'. Rudisill, Louise T., 4221 Murray hill Road, Charlotte, XL C. Administrative Assistant to the President, B.S., Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. Administrative Assistants and Staff Alexander, Ingrid M., 907 Sardis Lane, Charlotte, NL C. Resident Nurse Barkley, Elsie, Selwyn Residence No. 2, 2148 Selwyn Avenue, Char- lotte, XL C. Resident Counselor, Selwyn Residence No. 2 Barto, Helen, 5 17 Sharon-Amity Road South, Charlotte, NL C. Secretary', Business Office Blanton, Carol, 828 East Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary', Business Office Bobbitt, Annie G., Watkins Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Watkins Hall Bost, Jackson A., 501 Pressley Road, Charlotte, NL C. Superintendent of Grounds Bradshaw, Dick, 1 31S Green Oaks Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Director, Saga Food Service Bristol, Myra C., 2431 Vail Avenue, Apt. 5-B, Charlotte, NL C. Secretary', Evening College Brody', Sallie B., 115 Flillside Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Library Brooks, Harold L., 339 Marsh Road, Charlotte, N. C. Mail Clerk Carter, Mary L., Flarris Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Harris Hall Clark, Ray' S., 405 5 Carlyle Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Multilith Operator Cotter, Amy Lou, 6510 Sardis Road, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary', Admissions Office Council, Louise, Selwyn Residence No. 1, 2138 Selwyn Avenue, Char- lotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Selwyn Residence No. 1 Cummings, Lucile, Wallace Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, XL C. Residence Counselor, Wallace Flail Eisele, Robert P., 1945 Edgewater Drive, Charlotte, XL C. Regional Representative Saga Food Service Gill, Gertrude G., 533 Jefferson Drive, Charlotte, NL C. Secretary', Music Department Goeller, Lorena A., Long Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Long Hall Gower, Marilou, 420 Queens Road, Charlotte, NL C. Secretary, Alumnae Office Green, Carrie B., Belk Flail, Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Belk Hall Herron, Ruth. 2115 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, NL C. Superintendent of Dormitories Higgins, Susan C., 1S33 Academy Street, Charlotte, N. C. Part time Librarian Hoke, Jane, 2431 Vail Avenue, Apt. 5-B, Charlotte, NL C. Admissions Counselor Jenkins, Katherine, 2422 Charlotte Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Clerk, Library' Jones, Sally R., 1622 Geneva Court, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary', President’s Office Kelley, Margaret S., Route 4, Box 519, Berryhill Road, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant, Public Relations Office Kendall, Mary', 1135 Sewickley Drive, Charlotte, NL C. Manager, Book Store McCall, Dr. Marvin M., 3853 Sedgewood Road, Charlotte, N. C. College Physician McCarter, Nell, Morrison Dormitory, Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Morrison Dormitory' McNeill, Donald D., 139 South Canterbury Road, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant to the Treasurer Maultsby, Margaret NL, 1921 Maryland Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Clerk, Registrar’s Office Meyers, Bessie E., 233 South Torrence Street, Charlotte, N. C. PBX Operator Noetling, Veronica M., 1404 Lyon Court, Charlotte, N. C. PBX Operator Poplin, Sam W., 1932 Wilmore Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Operations Engineer Raines, Mary', Sharon Road, Charlotte, N. C. Part-time Librarian Sheahan, Joanne NL, 1008 Habersham Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary to the Dean of Students Stevenson, Alena M., Selwyn Residence No. 3, 2131-2133 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Resident Counselor, Selwyn Residence No. 3 Secretary' to the Dean of the College. Walter, Frances D., 4509 Longwood Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary', President's Office Wentz, Dorothy A., 118 Sylvania Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Secretary, Business Office Wicker, Margaret L., 6719 Starcrest Drive, Charlotte, N. C. PBX Operator Vang, Teresa Shu yi, 1806 Lynnwood Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Cataloger, Library' Page One Hundred Porty-twc Faculty Albright, Thelma, 2322 Wellesley venue, Charlotte, X. ('. Associate Professor of I iterature and English Composition, A.B., M V. Greensboro College; Duke University. Reidler. William, 2111 Randolph Road, Charlotte, X C. ssociate Professor of Philosophy, R.S., M.A., Ph.D., University ol California; University of North Carolina; Osmania University, 11 derabad, India. Brewer, Charles E., Jr., 1416 Scotland Avenue, Charlotte, . C. A’isiting ssistant Professor of Economics, A.B., Princeton Uni versi ty. Carson, Mary Faith, 106 Colville Road, pt. 33- A, Charlotte, N. ( Assistant Professor of Religion, .B.. M. ., B.D.. Salem College; Presbyterian School of Christian Education; Union Theological Seminary. Chalmers, Roberta T. S., 2325 Wellesley Avenue, Charlotte. . C. Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition. .B., ALA., B.Litt., D.Litt., Mount Holyoke College; Radcliffe College; Oxford University; Kenyon College. Drinkall, Roger, 1S52 Lynnwood Drive, Charlotte, . C. Assistant Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia; LIniversity of Illinois. Dunlap. Sarah I., 1829 Queens Road, Charlotte, X. C. Assistant Professor of Home Economics, B.S., M.A., Winthrop Col lege; University of Tennessee. Eagle. Nancy L., 1863 Lynnwood Drive. Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Music, B.S., M.A., Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina; Peabody College; Catawba College; University of North Carolina; ppalachian State Teachers College; University of Indiana. Pehon, Jack H.. 2411 Vernon Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Dana Professor of Biology. B.S., M.S., Ph.D., University of Florida; Florida State University; LIniversity of Wisconsin. Trix, Katherine Elizabeth, 2103 Queens Selwyn Apts., Queens Road West, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Literature and English Composition. A.B., M. A., Stet son University; Emory University; LIniversity of North Carolina. Green, Shirley H., 4401 Collingwood Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Part-time Instructor in Physical Education, B.S., Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina. Guy, Robert D., 528 Reynolds Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Part time Instructor in Economics, A.B., J.D., University of Michi- gan. Iladlev, Charles O., 204S Hastings Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Literature and English Composition, A.B., M.A., Davidson College; University of North Carolina; Univer sity of Besancon, France; Duke University; Llniversit} of Birming- ham, Stratford. England. Hargett, Marie L. 223 North Dotger Avenue, Apt. E-5, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., Greensboro College; Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; University of Hawaii. Henderson, Cary S., 2022 New Hope Road, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., LIniversity of Florida; Duke University; Syracuse University. Hermann, Herbert A., 900 Lexington Avenue, Apt. C, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Alusic, B.Mus., M.Mus., D.Mus., Indiana LIni- versity. Hostettler, Agnes F., 607 Queens Road, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of French and German, A.B., M.A., Lenoir Rhyne College; Middleburg College; University of North Carolina; Teachers College, Woman’s Home School, Karsel, Germany; Deaconess Kindergarten Training School, Frankfurt. Germany; University of Mainz, Germany. Hoy le, Hughes B., Jr., 2040 Hastings Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Professor of Mathematics and Physics, A.B., ALA., Ph.D., University of North Carolina; New York University . Ingram, Stebbins B., 100 Colville Road, Apt. 63- , Charlotte, N. C. Part-time Instructor in Economics. B.S., Davidson College. Jenkins. Eleanor L., 1521 East Seventh Street, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Alathematics, A.B., ALA., Queens College; University of North Carolina. Judkins. Edith AL, Box 231 C, Route 2, Fort Mill. S. C. Assistant Professor of Music. B.AL, B.M.E., M.A., Greensboro Col- lege; Richmond Professional Institute; Tulane University. Kirby, Marjorie T., 2201 Sarah Marks Avenue, Charlotte, X. C. Assistant Professor of Spanish, A.B., M.A., Birmingham-Southern College; University of North Carolina; University of Havana. Lammers, Joseph E., 113 Tranquil Avenue, Apt. E, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., University of Alabama; Sher- wood School of Alusic, Chicago; Florida State LIniversity. Lewis, Donald E., 1632 Carolina Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Professor of Chemistry, B.S., AI.S., Ph.D., Abilene Christian College; Florida State University; University of Tennessee, Aiemphis. Looney, T. Buchanan, 925 Stanfield Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of History, A.B., AI.A., Southwestern at Mem phis; Columbia University. Lovell, James H., Jr., 5001 Erickson Road, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition, A.B., AI.A., Ph.D., Texas Christian University; Aanderbilt University. AlcEvven, Mildred M., 2316 AA’estfield Road, Charlotte, X. C. Professor of Chemistry, A.B., AI.A., Ph.D., Queens College; Univer- sity of North Carolina. Magher, Ruth R., 3419 Park Road. Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Physical Education, B.S., AVoman's College of the University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina; Johns Hopkins University. Marsh, ( . Alex, 4101 Providence Road, Charlotte. X. C. Assistant Professor of Biology, B.S., AI. A. AA’ake Forest College; University of North Carolina. May, Albeit R., 3451 Windsor Drive, I harlotte, X. C. Associate Professor of Alusic, Boston University College of Alusic; J u ill in r l School of Music. Aledlin, Yancey L., 2218 Westminster Place, C harlotte, X ( . Associate Professor of Education, A.B., Al.Ed., Ph.D.. llniversitv of North Carolina; University of Colorado; Eastern Kentucky State College. Monroe, Dougald AlcD., Jr., 6222 Rose A alley Drive, Charlotte, X. C Dana Professor of Literature and English Composition, A B.. Al. A., Ph.D., Washington and Lee University; Northwestern University; Osmania University, Hyderabad, India. Moose, Philip A., 2201 Randolph Road, Charlotte X'. (. Associate Professor of Art, Stevens School; National Academy; Colum bia University Art School; Skowhegan School of Painting; laxco School of Art, Mexico; Academy of Fine Arts, Munich. Morrison, John D., 1817 Maryland Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.Mus., A.A.G.O.. North western University; University of Minnesota; St. Olaf College. Mullen, Frank G., Jr., 2054 Greenway Avenue. Cluirlo'te, X. C. Associate Professor of Psychology, A.B., Ph.D., University of Ceor gia; University of Tennessee. Newman, Paul B., 2215 Hassell Place, Charlotte, N. t Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition, B.S., M.F.A., AL A., Ph.D., University of Chicago; University of Iowa. Nooe, Sarah M., 325 Hermitage Road, Charlotte, X. C. Professei of Biology, B.S., ALA., Meredith College; Columbia Uni versity; Furman University; University of A irginia: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina; University of Washington. Norman, Russell P., 2622 Idlewood Drive, Charlotte, X. C Associate Professor of Psychology', A.B., M. A., Ph.D., University of Minnesota; University of North Carolina. Oates, Jimmie C., 3129 Westmoreland Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Professor of Physics, B.S., AI.S., Ph.D., Aiemphis State University; A anderbilt University. Pohlman, Edward W., 1030 Coddington Place, Charlotte, X. ( Dana Professor of Sociology , A.B., ALA., Ph.D., Emmanuel Alissionary College; Ohio State University. Preyer, Norris W., 2028 Roswell Avenue, Charlotte, N. C, Dana Professor of History. A.B., ALA., Ph.D., University of North Carolina; University of Virginia; Harvard University; University of Wisconsin. Richardson, Caroline G., 221 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, X. C. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages, A.B., AI. A., Winthrop Col- lege; LIniversity of the South; University of South Carolina; Uni- versity of Minnesota; Laval University, Quebec; Institut de Ph netique, Paris; University of Toulouse, Puu, France. Salley', Louise C., 1201 Ashbrook Place, Charlotte, X. C. Professor of History, A.B., AI.A., Ph.D., University of Tennessee; Duke University; University' of Alichigan; University of Washing- ton; University of Toulouse, Pau, France. Shealy, George A., 2339 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Professor of Art, Indiana University; Chicago Art Institute; Bell School of Art; Oxbow School of Painting. Shealy, Joyce Hayes, 2339 Selwy n Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Professor of Psychology, A.B., AI.A., Ph.D., University of South Carolina; Ohio State University; University of North Carolina. Smith, Alary Thomas, 3526 Windsor Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Assistant Professor of Education, A.B., M.A., East Carolina College; Indiana University. Snyder, Robert A., 5934 Timber Lane, Charlotte, X. C. Professor of Music, B.S., M.S., D.Mus., University of Illinois; Indi ana University. Stegner, George A., 6544 Folger Drive, Charlotte, X. C. Dana Professor of Music, B.S., B.Mus., M.Mus., D.F. A.. Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; Cincinnati Conservatory; Chicago Musical College; Aspen School of Music, Colorado. Stuntzner, David C., 525-A Wakefield Drive, Charlo'.te. X. C. Instructor in Art, A.B., Al.F.A., Northwestern University; School of the Art Institute. Chicago. Suite, Anne Sessions, 201 Ridgewood Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Instructor in Sociology, A.B.. M.A., Columbia College; Univer- sity of North Carolina. Taylor, Mary Lee, 2251 Selwyn Avenue, Apt. 4, Charlotte, N. C. .Associate Professor of Bible and Religion, A.B., M.R.E., Salem Col lege; The Biblical Seminary, New York; George Peabody College for Teachers: New York University. A rciant, Edmund T., 2500 Inverness Road, Charlotte, N. C. Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of Foreign Languages, A.B., Ph.D., Kenyon College; Cornell University; Universitat Basel; University of Michigan; Indiana University. AA'est, Sarah AL, 171 North Canterbury Road, Charlof.e, X. C. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Practice, B.S., M.R.E., Winthrop College; Woman’s Missionary Training School, Louisville, Kentucky. White, Anne Pleasants, 123 North Caswell Road, Charlotte, X. C. Director of Education, Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing, A.B., R.N., ALA., Flora Macdonald College; Stuart Circle Hospital School of Nursing, Richmond. A irginia; Columbia University. AVoolen, Sandra A., 3224 Weston Street. Charlotte, X. C. Instructor in Physical Education, A.B., R.N., Greenville General Hospital of Nursing; University of North Carolina. AA'right, Elizabeth G., 2301 Croydon Avenue, Apt. 4, Charlotte, N. C . Professor of Bible and Religion, A.B., B.C.S., B.D., Ph.D., A ilson College; Rider College: A ale Div inity School; Yale University . 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Allen, Barbara nn (Jr.), 2416 Prospect Road. Tampa, Fla. Alien, Marbury Louise (Fr.), 2416 Prospect Road, Tampa 9, Fla. Allen, Priscilla Ann (Sr.), 208 Johnson Street, Blackshear. Ga. Allred, Joanna (Soph.), Route 4, Dunn, N. C. Anderson. Carol Jean (Fr.), 2042 Weberwood Drive, South Charleston 3. VV. Va. Anderson, Elizabeth Annette (Fr.), 1303 Edgewood Avenue. Florence, S. C Anderson, Grace Isabel (Soph 1, 2073 Nottingham Lane, Burlington. . C. Anderson, Judith Blair (Fr.), 357 Hillside Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Anderson, Rela Elizabeth (Sr.), 1820 AYhaley Avenue, Pensacola. Fla. Anderson, Susan Jeanette Fr.). 4605 North 26th Street, Arlington, A a. Anderson, Airginia Kent (Sr.), Rpute 4, Box 343, Marietta, Ga. Andrews. Alartha Jeanne (Fr. , 1“08 North 12th Court. Lake Worth, Fla. Amette, Linda Carol (Jr.), 104 South 14th Avenue, Dillon, S. C. Ashburn, Jean Lowry (Fr. . 536 Lakeside Drive, Statesville, X C. Ashworth, Diana Jane (Sr.), 332 Highview Road. Charlotte. X. C. Atkins, Katherine Crowell (Sr.), 824 Harvard Place. Charlofe, X. C. Atkinson. Helen Burwell jr.), 536 Maple Avenue, Reidsville, X. C. Averette, Beverly Jane (Fr.), 2319 Greenwich Road, AA’inston-Salem, X. C. Badgett. Marian Shaw (Jr , 241 Pi Washington Street, E., Charleston, W. Va. Bagnal, Alice Lucinda (Sr. , 428 Summit Avenue. Statesville, X. C. Baker, Grace Jordan (Sr.), 5003 Worthington Drive, AVashington 16. D. C. Baker. Julianne Frances (Sr , 819 Burwell Lane, Columbia 5, S. C. Baker, Linda (Fr.), 920 Second Street, S.E.. Moultrie, Ga. Baker, Sandra Jane (Fr. , 686 AA'allace Drive, Strafford, Pa. Ballard, Barbara Ruthe (Fr.), 211 Cleveland Street, Greenville, S. C. Rallentine, Rebecca Lee (Jr.), 512 AYest Main Street, Easley, S. C. Barker, Sue Summey Soph. . 1009 AA’est 63rd Street, Kansas City. Mo. Barnes. Alice Gail (FT, X-D), 2836 Selwyn Avenue, Apt. 2, Charlotte, N. C. Barnes, Mildred Lee (Fr. , 1852 Talbot Avenue, Jacksonville 5, Fla. Barto, Christine Anne (Fr.), 517 Sharon Amity Road. Charlotte. X. C. Basten, Xarcissa Elizabeth (Soph. . 3328 AVoodridge Place, Lynchburg, A'a. Bates, Ruth Daniel (Soph. 3310 Carla Street, Orlando, Fla. Batts, Mrs. Eloise Pitts (Fr.), 1915 Edgevvater Drive. Charlotte, X. C. Baylev, Lucinda Hope (Sr.), Montrose Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Beard, Dianne Delorious (Soph ), 2522 Cornell Drive, N.W., Roanoke, Va. Beaudrot. Rosalie A’incent (Fr. 401 Calhoun Avenue, Greenwood. S. C. Beaufort. Marjorie AlcCoy (Fr.), 5 548 Fair Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. Beck, Joy (Fr.), 15 Laughlin Lane, Philadelphia 18, Pa. Beckett. Jane Ellen (Sr.), 415 North AATiitaker Blvd., Huntington. AA A’a. Beith, Lorraine Reba (Fr.), Grove Road, P. O. Box 205, Southern Pines, X. C. Bennett, Elizabeth Martin (Betsy) (Sr.), 2501 A’ail Avenue, Apt. 4, Charlotte, X. C. Bennett, Elizabeth AATii'.nev (Liz (Soph.), 721 Aia Bella. AA’inter Park, Ha. Bergstrom, Sigrid Frances (Soph.), 570 Pawnee Trail, Maitland, Fla. Bern-, Judith Anne (Jr. , 4522 AA’est Seminars' Avenue, Richmond 2 ATa. Bern', Kathleen McNair (Soph.), 105 Douglass Heights, Union, S. C. Bissett, Rebecca Etta (Beckv) (Fr.), 5635 Lake Shore Drive, Columbia, S. C. Black, Mrs. Rayona Overton (Sr.), 3538 North Sharon Amity Road, Apt. 5, Charlotte, N. C. Blackwelder, Alma Frankie (Tr.), 1707 AA’oodland Avenue, Burlington, N. C. Blackwelder, EdrieAnne (Fr.), 103 Jackson Homes. Charlotte 8. X. C. Blodgett, Carol Anne (Soph.), 247 Burnside Place, Ridgewood, N. J. Blount, Rebecca Ann (Jr.), 1620 Hibiscus I nve, Bartow, Fla. Bohannon, Frances Marion (Sr.), 2001 Eastwav Drive, Charlotte 5, X. C. Bolay, Elizabeth Fraser Tr.), 1810 Pennylane Street, Decatur, Ala. Boggs, Margaret Stuart Jr.), AAToodland Park, Hazard, Ky. Booze, Rebecca Anne (Soph.), Lee Highway, Buchanan, A’a. Bosserman, Susan Carol (Fr.), 1439 A’alley Street, Harrisonburg, A’a. Boyd, Carol Ann (Jr.) 1210 Palmyra Avenue, Richmond 27, A’a. Boyd, Emma Collins (Fr.), 804 Lakewood Avenue, Conway, S. C. Bradford, Susan Estelle (Fr.), 1153 Jefferson Street, Arlington, A’a. Braman, Emily Tilton (Jr.), 153 McKinley Avenue, New Haven. Conn. Brawner, Bethany Ann (Fr.), 4500 University Drive, Coral Gables, Fla. Bright, Anne Carrington (Sr.), Cobham, ATa. Brooks, Mrs. Nancy Blanton (F-T, X-D), 1025 Norland Road, Charlotte, X. C. Browder, Emily Sue, Box 23, AA’allace, X. C. Broun, Claudette Yount (Jr.), 432 North Green Street, P. O. Box 212, Morganton, X. C. Brown, Constance Elaine (Jr. 240 AA’arrior Road, Drexel Hill, Pa. Broun, Jo Anne (Jr.), Route 1, Box 487, Huntersville, X. C. Brown, Katherine LaA’eme (Sr.), 1167 Oakcliff Road, Macon, Ga. Broun, Rebecca .Anne (Fr.), 55 Stephens, AA’estover A.F.B., Mass. Broun, Sallve Phillips (Sr.), 201 Allison Street, Fort Mill S. C. Broun. Sandra Leigh (Soph.), 1201 Monument Avenue, Port St. Joe, Fla. Browne, Kathryn Diane ()r.), 2401 Norfolk Road, Orlando, Fla. Brownell, Sally Lynn (Fr.), 24 Broughton Drive, Greenville, S. C. Browning, Joan Metts (Soph.), Box 752, Greenwood, S. C. Bryant, Barbara Dean (Fr.), 67 North Mary' Ann Drive, Memphis. Tenn. Buchan, Elizabeth Austin (Soph.), 119 Lloyd Street, Mullins, S. C. Buice, Bebe Patricia (Soph.). 911 Catalonia, Coral Gables, Fla. Bullock, A’ivian Anne (Sr.), P. O. Box 323, Georgetown, S. C, Burch, A’irginia Lee (Jr.), Route 3, Lake City, S. C. Burdett, Anne Shaw (Nan) (Soph.), 52-B Glover Avenue, Langlev A.F.B., Va. Burgess, Bonnie Beth (Soph.), 121 AATlderness Lane, Greenville, S. C. Burgess, Alary' AA'vsor (Fr.), 25 Beech Tree Lane, Pelham, X. Y. Burgin, Caroline Neely (Sr.), 214 Carter Street, Lincolnton, X. C. Burke, Sister Mary Thomas (P-T, X-D), 1115 Buchanan Street, Char- lotte, N. C. Burleson, Sarah Ellen (Fr.), 404 Parkway Street, Beckley, AAT. A’a. Burleson, Susan Starr (Jr.), 404 Parkway Street, Beckley, AA’. A a. Burst, Diana Louise (Fr.), 309 Planthurst Road, AVebster Groves 19. Mo. Burton, Eugenia Hargrave (Gene (Soph.), 225 North Saratoga Street, Suffolk. A . Byrd, Jeanne AIcKay (Fr.), 2800 Queensbury Lane, Atlanta, Ga. Cacchioli. Linda Ann (Fr.), 101 Fern wood Avenue, Hartwell, Ga. Calhoun, loan Louise (Sr.). 2 Grandview Drive, Charleston 2, AA’. A'a. Caligan. Osra Lvnn (Soph.), 101 Edisto Street, Greenville, S. C. Cameron, Marion Carole (Jr.), 652 Maple Street. Spartanburg, S. C. Camicia. Caren Reve (Sr :, Box 638, Holden. AA’. A a. Campbell, Mary Ramelle (Jr. ), 4, 17 Hardwicke Road, Charlotte, X. C. Cannon, Gail Meredith (Soph.), 1311 AA’ilkinson Avenue, Orlando, Fla. Cannon, Mrs. Jeanette Grigg (P T, X-D), 5429 Seacroft Road. C har lotte, NT. C. Cannon, Susan Hall (Soph.), 911 Ardsley Road, Charlotte, X C. Carter, Barbara Ann (Fr.), 17 Chestnut Circle, Alt. Hope, AA . A a. Carter, Air- Mary Livingstone (P-T, N-D), Harris Hall, Queens College, Charlotte. X. C. Carter, Airs. Nancy Eduards (Sr.), 435-B AA’akefield Drive, Charlotte 9, N. C. Carter, Airginia Ann (Jr.), 154 Edison Drive, Huntington, AA’. A a. Causey, Ruth Alisenheimer (Sr , 100 College Drive, Davidson, X. C. Cauthen, Cynthia Frances (Soph.), P. O. Box 609, Summerville, S. C. Cecil, Constance Lynn (Soph.), 1025 AA’oodbum Road, Spartanburg, S. C. Cellar, Lillian Georgette (Sr.), 2903 Ionic Avenue, Jacksonville, Fla. C'halfant, Alary Lvnne (Jr.), AA’elch, W. A’a. Challen, Erin Gary (Soph.), 3586 Alidland Avenue. Alemphis, Tenn. ChaLlen, Sue Gary (Sr.), 3586 Alidland Avenue, Alemphis, Tenn. Champlin, Carol Cassie (Fr.), 2009 Old Government Street, Alobile, Ala. Chappell, Bonnie Elise (Fr.), 605 Bayvievv Drive, Belleair, Fla. Chatham. Kathryn AA’ard (Soph.), 35 Coventry Lane, Greenville. S. C. Chenault, Katharine Hart (Soph.), 2199 Nicholasville Road, Lexington, Ky. Chostner, Nancy Cole (Sr.), 324 East Greenway. N’.. Greensboro. X. C. Christenbery, Airs. Ruth Burke (Jr.), 2011 Forest Drive, E., Charlotte, . N. C. Christian, LaA’eme Kay (Jr.). 79 Summers Street, AA’elch, AA’. A’a. Clark, Helen Hodges (Jr.), 1513 34th Street, Sheffield, Ala. Clark, Mary Frisbie (Fr.), 5127 North 37th Road, Arlington. A a. Clement, Judith Johanna (Soph.), Box 244, 16 Blue Hills Drive, Holmdel, X. J. Coffey, Darla Jim (Soph.). 103 Eduards Street. Rutherfordton, X. C. Coiner. Patricia Anne (Tr. , 3340 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, X. C. Cole, Carol Diane (Soph.), 10 Paradiso Avenue, Coral Gables, Fla. Cole, Carolyn Hope (Fr.), 6690 Springmill Road, Indianapolis, Ind. Collins, A large ry Laurette (Jr.), 505 AA’est 10th Street, AYilmington 1. Del. Condon, Catherine Adele (Fr.), 160 AA’illadel Drive, Clearwater, Fla. Connell, Nancy Jane (Jr.), 3701 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte. X. C. Conner, Anita Mae (Soph.), Route 2, Box 104, Lancaster, A’a. Conner, Alary' Lou (Jr.), P. O. Box 763, Bartow, Fla. Cooke, Dorothy Anne (Sr.), 2018 Country Club Road, Gastonia, . C. Coons, Carol Jean (Fr.), 16 Gordon Avenue, Savannah, Ga. Cooper, Nancy Elizabeth (Fr.), 2424 Cortland Street. AA’aynesboro, A’a. Corlevv, Nancy Paula (Soph..), 3811 Santiago Street, Tampa, Fla. Cox, Patricia Ann (Jr.), 3423 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte, X. C. Crafton, Pamela (Jr.), 1414 Country Club Drive, Blytheville. Ark. Creem, Dorothy Elizabeth (Soph. ), Box 488, Pinehurst, X. C. Crommelin, Lillian Burket (Jikl) (Fr.), 1253 Alagnolia Curve, Alontgom- ery', Aia. Crowder, Byid Epes (Fr.), 100 Byrd Road, Blackstone, A’a. Culbertson, Patricia Ann (Fr.), 444 AA ade Street. Greenwood. S. C. Culbreth, Constance Liles (Jr.). 210 Harris Avenue. Raeford, X. C. Cunningham. Jane Blaker (Fr.), 2006 North Ocean Blvd., Alyrtle Beach, S. C. C’urrin, Claudia Elizabeth (Fr , Route 5, Box 2, Oxford. X. C. Currin, A’icki Lynn (Fr.), 2315 Greenwich Road, Winston-Salem, X. C. Daley, Mary Susan (Soph.), 1026 Forest Road, Charleston. AA . A’a. DaA’ega, Susan Cochrane (Jr.), 355 Spring Lake Road, Columbia, S. C. Davies. Geralda Alargaret (Soph. , 1955 Datura Street, Sarasota, Fla. Davis, Barbara Kay (Fr , 715 Wicklow Road, Louisville, Kv. Davis. Catharine Hays (Jr , 6423 Alurray Hill Road, Baltimore 12, Aid. Davis, Jean Louise (Jr.), 4329 Alonroe Road, Charlotte, X. C. Davis, Joyce Alarie (Sr. ;, 1100 Central Avenue, Charlotte. X. C. Davis, Nathalie Hall (Jr.). 1018 South Sterling Avenue, Tampa, Fla. Davis, Sarah Lorraine (Jr.), 680 Ideal AA’av, Charlotte. X. C Davis, A’ictoria Anne (Soph.). 194 Sunset Road, AA’est Palm Beach, Fla. Dawkins, Florence Fontaine (Soph.), 185 5 AA’oodmere Drive, Jacksonville, Fla. Deahl, Alary Carol (Fr.. , 646 Melrose, Kenilworth, 111. Deane, Nancy Howe (Soph , 525 Third Street, S., Safetv Harbor. Fla. Deaton, Alary Amelia (Sr.), 130 Briarwood Road, Statesville, X C. Decker, Alary Judith (Fr.), 300 South Howard Circle, Tarboro. X. C. Dedman, Rainsford DuBose (Rene) (Sr.), 507 Timber Lane, Devon, Pa. Dekle, Lettie Lee (Tookie). 506 North Quincv Street, Perrv. Fla. Denslow, Nora Cooper (Fr.), 654 5 North Kendall Drive. Aliami 56, Fla. Denton, Airs. Betty Parker (Jr.), 312 Fieldbrook Place, Charlotte 9, X. C. Denton, Susan (Fr.), No. 6 Branchwood Road, Alexico, Mo. Derrick, Dorothy Louise (Fr.), 1309 Copley Drive, AA’elshire. AA’ilming ton, Del. DeAA’itt, Alary Diane (Soph.), 200 Magnolia Ehive, Lake Citv. S. C. Diamaduros. Joan George (Sr.), 815 Alt. A’ernon Avenue, Charlotte, X C. Dickerson. Frances Glenn (Fr.), 709 North Alitchell Street. Kinston. X. C. Dickie, Sheila Marlene (Soph. , 3003 Wayne Drive, AA’ilmington, X. C. Dillingham, Patricia Ann (Fr.), 318 Elm Street, Lancaster, S. C. Dillon. Caroline AA’orth (Soph.), 105 Gwvn Avenue, Elkin, X. C. Diltz. Phoebe Jane (Fr.), 5155 Randolph Road, Charlotte 7, X. C. Dingle, Alary Frances (Fr.), Summerton, S. C. Dixon, Ann Corbett (Soph.). 142 Forest Fhive, Lancaster. S. C. Dobbs, Ann Petrie (Jr.), 1658 Fifth Avenue, Huntington 3. AA . A’a. Dorrier, Nancy Lee (Soph.). 806 Riverside Drive, Old Hickorv. Tenn. Dorton. Edith Carol (Jr.), 2531 Elkwood Circle. Charlotte. X. C. Doughton, Jo Wayne (Fr.), 2313 AA’ilson Street, Durham, X. C. Doyle, Airs. Beverly Alelson (Jr.), 622 AA’oodruff Place. Charlotte, X. C. Doyle, A’onnell Clara (Fr.), 1136 Dove Road, Louisville 13, Ky. Dozier, Anr. YA’are (Jr.), AA’est Point. A’a. Duckworth, Peggy Angela (Jr.). 2215 Bucknell Avenue, Charlo-te. X. C. Duerson, Alartha Carrel (Sr.), 7840 S.AA’. 54th Avenue, Aliami. Fla. Page One Hundred Forty-five Judy Shumate and Dolly Cannon agree it's the Tweed Shop for the finest in collegiate fashions. THE TWEED SHOP Distinctive Casual Clothes for Women CHARLOTTETOWN MALL 'I'll get you ready for that special date Saturday, Mr. Guy Geisinger promises Carolyn Schilling and Kenny McArver. PARK LANES. INC. CHARLOTTE’S BOWLING PARADISE 1700 Montford Drive JA 3-7633 Page One Hundred Forty-six Students Dyer, Alccia Jane (Fr.), 24 16 Quince Drive, Decatur, Ga. Dyer, Georgena Sue (Sr.), 361 Sixth Street, NAN tlanta 13, Ga. Eakins, Margaret Beth (Fr.). 115 Park Avenue, rlington, Mass. Earnest, Ann Markee Gibson (Soph.), Box 61. Wise. a. Earnhardt, Susan Ann (Jr. , 4806 Stagecoach Road, Kingsport, Tcnn. Eason, Ann (Sr.), Country Club Addn., C larksburg. W. Va. Easterday, Mrs. Marion Mays (Sr.), 830 Queens Road, partment 4, Charlotte, . C. Eastham, Sails Anne (Jr.), 1811 West Missouri, Midland, Texas Eblen, Linda Elaine (Fr.), 3340 Ashford Dunwoodv Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Eddleston, Karen Ruth (Soph.), 332 Kenyon Street, Fall River, Mass. Edens. Peggy nn (Soph. , Rt. 5, Box 20, Lumberton, N. C. Edson, Helen Bitzer (Fr.), 505 Devon Drive, Birmingham, Ala. Ennis, Trent Ann (Fr. , 2528 Sunset Drive. Tampa, Fla. Eppersimons, Joyce Ellen (Fr.), 901 North 8th Avenue. Dillon, S. C. Estes, Linda Ray i.Soph.), Box 5 5, Alturas, Fla. Eubanks, Frances Jacqueline (Fr.), 2338 Greenglade Road, X.E., Mlanta 29. Ga. Eve, Elizabeth Bowers (Fr.), 702 Montezuma, Dothan, la. Farrior. Helen nne (Soph.), 301 West Main Street, Wallace, V C. Faulk, Lynn Dixon (Fr.), 1208 Indian River Avenue, Titusville, Fla. Ferguson, Molly McCormack (Fr.), Winter Creek Farm, Richmond, ky. Ferguson, Sharon Jean (Fr. . 1087 Kings Park Drive, Memphis, Tenn. Ferris, Sara Boykin (Fr.), 5705 Apache Road, Louisville 7, Ky. Fieger, Mary Northup (Fr. 2307 Merrick Road, Louisv ille, Ky. Fitzgerald, nne Marie (Fr. . 217 Buff Street, Lincolnton, N. C. Fitzpatrick, Jane Louise (Soph.), 487 Brittany Drive. Macon, Ga. Fleming, Susan Janet (Fr.), 63 Main Street. Dallas, Pa. Flora, Mary Ellen (Soph.), 1500 Chatham Road, Martinsville, Ya. Folk, Linda Ann (Jr.), 1920 East Blount Street, Pensacola, Fla. Ford, Virginia McLeod (Fr.), 114 Westmore Road, Rome, Ga. Fomev, Mrs. Marv Louise (r-T, N-D), 2105 Brandon Circle, Charlotte, N. C. Foster, Kathryn Elizabeth (Soph. , 4, 1 Peachtree Battle Avenue, N.W., Atlanta 5, Ga. Fowler, He'.tie Kennedy (Soph. , 523 East Main Street, Union, S. C. Freeh, Marcia Allyson (Fr. , 51 Afton Drive, Florham Park. Morris, N. J. Frenz, Birgid (F T, N-D), 62 Wiesbaden-Kloppenheim. Bahnhof str. 14, Germany Fnck, Mariorie Janette (Soph.), 4209 Swann Avenue, Tampa 9, Fla. Fuehrer. Elizabeth Louise (Soph.), Station Avenue. Coopersburg, Pa. Fulsom, Mrs. Bernice Poole (Sr. , 1701 Irma Street. Charlotte, X. C. Funderburke, Ruth Dianne (Sr.), Route 3, Matthews, N. C. Gammon, Flora MacDonald (Fr. . 603 South Elm Street. Greenville, X. C. Gammon. Jane (Sr.), Box 89, Bristol, a. Garcia, Virginia Tarleton (Soph.), 2201 Sarah Marks Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Garland, Louisa Anne (Sr.), 143 Superior Avenue, Decatur, Ga. Garrawav, Julia Elizabeth (Jr.), 532 W7est Lafayette Street, Marianna, Fla. Garrawav, Marv Evelyn (Soph.), 532 West Lafayette Street. Marianna, Fla.' Gathings, Louise Ann (Sr.), 1 100 Scalybark Road, Charlotte, X. C. Gaulding, Drury May (Fr.), Box 193, Charlotte Court House, Va. Gee, Gretchen Fr.), 105 Park Drive, St. Clairsville, Ohio Gee, Margaret Blakely (Fr.,) 1203 Jackson Avenue, Florence, S. C. Gentry, Laura Xell (Soph.), 1003 West Oak Street, Shelby, N. C. Gholson, Anne DuRelle (Fr.), 321 High Street, Oxford, N. C. Gibson, Mrs. Doris Marshall (P-T, N-D), The Sutton House, 511 Queens Road, Charlotte, N. C. Gill, Constance (Fr.), 8 50 Birchwood Drive, Orange, Conn. Gill, Jule Carlyle (Fr.), 1934 Ruxton Road, Ruxton 4, Md. Gillespie, Anne Pepper (Fr.), 200 James River Drive, Newport Xews, Va. Gittings, Roberta Louise (Sr.), 2772 Riverside Avenue, Jacksonville 5, Fla. Givens, Mrs. Patricia Crouse (Sr.), 1121 Myrtle Avenue, Apt. 48, Char- lotte, N. C. Glenn, Mary Elizabeth (Fr.), 318 West Thomas Street, Salisbury, N. C. Gloth, Billie Ann (Fr.), R.F.D. Xo. 3, Box 10516, Annapolis, Md. Glover, Jane Porter (Jr.), 620 Whitlock Avenue, Marietta, Ga. Goodlett, Gail Wright (Soph.), 306 Longview Terrace, Greenville, S. C. Goodson, Barbara Ann (Soph.), 1701 Lake Shore Drive. Hartsville. S. C. Goodykoontz. Ann King (Fr.), 5906 Santa Rosa Drive, Louisville, ky. Gordon, Loretta Ann (Fr.), 921 South Johnson Street, Monroe, N. C. Graham, Cornelia McDonald (Sr.), 619 Cherokee Road, Charlotte , N. C. Grantham, Jean Lovett (Soph.), 400 South Main Street, Red Springs, N. C. Gray, Donna Fax (Soph.), 1904 Springhill Avenue, Mobile, Ala. Gray, Judith Connie (Sr.), 72 San Juan Drive, Ponte Vedra Beach. Fla. Grebe, Pamela Ann (Soph.), Apt. 202-A, 221 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Va. Greear, Elizabeth Jean (Sr.), Marion, Va. Greer, Cora Jeanne (Fr.), 106 Dean Street, Belton, S. C. Grieve, Carol Porter (Sr.), 24 Columbia Blvd., Waterbury, Conn. Griffin, Marv- Jane (Soph.), 1462 Holston Drive, Bristol, Tenn. Gum, Sandra Lee (Soph.), 1812 North Augusta Street, Staunton, Va. Hale, Cynthia Ann (Fr.), 2245 X.W. 6th Place, Gainesville, Fla. Hales, Susan Rebecca (Jr.), 78 Dolphin Drive, St. Augustine. Fla. Haley, Joan Eleanor (Soph.), 4365 North 26th Street, Arlington, Va. Hallman, Elizabeth Diane (Sr.), 12 Mt. Vista Avenue, Greenville, S. C. Hallock. Kathie Sara (Jr.), 10 Jasper Avenue, Teaneck, N. J. Hancock, Teresa Gilham (Soph.), 114 Hillside Ave., Marietta, Ga. Hannon, Harriet Jane (Fr.), 1104 N.E. 5th Terrace, Gainesville, Fla. Hardee, Carolyn Purdie (Jr.), 603 West Divine Street, Dunn, N. C. Hargett, Linda Leigh (Soph.), 2601 Belvedere Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Harley, Gail Lee (Fr.), 10 Ninth Avenue, Haddon Heights, X. J. Harris, Mrs. Linda Leete (Sr.), 7135 Albemarle Road, Charlotte, N. C. Harrison, Cynthia Katherine (Fr.), 1613 West Academy Street, Winston- Salem, N. C. Harvey, Carol Lawrence (Soph.), 168 5 Eighth Street, Langley A.F.B., Va. Hastings, Sara Lenore (Soph.), 1 1 10 Bolling Road, Charlotte, N. C. Hastings, Sylvia LaMarr (Sr.), Rt. 11, Box 248, Charlotte, N. C. Hatch, Alden Elwell (Soph.), 6 Bradley Road, Convent Station, N. J. Hauser, Mrs. lane Edwards (P-T, N-D), 2309 Pender Place, Charlotte, N. C. Havron, Martha Ann (Soph.), 6713 Relee Road, Falls Church, Va. Hawkins, Mary Julia (Fr.), Box 1877, Hendersonville, N. C. Heeseman, Elizabeth Brantley (Jr.), 606 Moravian Lane, Charlotte, X. C. Heinz, Joanne Candler (Soph.), 976 West Weslev Road, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. Helfrich, Ramona Patterson (I r.), 5044 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville. Fla. Henderson, Alice Vaiden (Sr.), 710 East Beech Street. Goldsboro, N. C. Henderson, Mrs. Ruth Ellen (Sr., P-T), 2022 New I lope Road. Char lotte, N. C. Hendricks, Jo Anne (Soph. , 3720 Granada Blvd., ( oral Gables, Fla. I lenriquez, Narda otia (Sr.), 1 iron Arica 576, Lima, Peru Hess, Jean Douglass (Jr.), 264 3 Livingston Street, Mlentown, Pa. Hightower, Helen Kay (jr.), Lake Hills, Rt. 1, Pfafftown, X. C. Hill, Helen Holmes (Jr.), 718 Maple Drive, Talladega, Ma. Hobbs, Lana Margaret (Fr.), 604 Baxter Street, Elizal cth City, N. C. Hobson, Elizabeth Crews (Fr.), 411 Mayfair lane, Louisville 7, Ky. Hobson, Harriet Melinda (Fr.), 5642 Roswell Road, XT., tlanta 28, Ga. Hodges, Celeste Hill (Soph.), 9 Drury Lane. Mobile, Ala. Hoecke, Christine Allen (JO, 96 Anawam Road, North Attleboro, Mass. Holladay, Glenina Kirkland (Sr.), 116 Trail One, Burlington, X. C. Holland, Janice Ann (Fr.), 1630 Belfield Place. Lynchburg, Va. Hollandsworth, Martha Ann (Jr.), Hillsboro, X. C. I lollenl eck, Emily Dianne (Soph.), 1620 Seminole Road, Jacksonville, I la. Holliday, Man Louise (Soph.), 2 325 Crescent Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Katv Connor (Sr.), 307 Radio Road, Charlotte 14, N. C. Hollingsworth, Margaret Elaine (Sr.), 406 South Hubert venue, I'ampa. Fla. Houchins, Man-Lee Ellen (Sr.), 4 105 Palmira Street, Tampa, Fla. Hovas, Carolyn (Fr.), 903 Valley View Street, iken, S. C. Howard, Margaret Ann (Fr.), 5301 Friendly Road, Greensboro, X. C. Howell, Freda Elizabeth (Fr.), P. O. Box 335, Gibson, X. C. Hoy me, Jane Carol (Fr.), 2627 4th Avenue., N., Grand Folks, N) D. Hubbard, Denny Elizabeth (Fr.). Rt. I, Box 674, Fairfax, Va. Huber, Lois Wharton (Fr.), 326 Jasmine Avenue, Orlando, Fla. Hudman, Mrs. Nita Rochel (Sr.), 5024 Bavlor Drive, Charlotte, X. C. Hulyalkar. Xalini Shrikrishan (F T, N-D ), 124 C Erandavna, Poona-4, India Hunter, Jean McEwen (Sr.), P. O. Box 70, Mint Hill. X. C. Hutton, Jane Fowler (Soph.), 240 Montrose Drive, Memphis, Tenn. Ingram. Charlotte Douglass (Jr.), 307 Third Street, Cheraw, S. C. Ives. Virginia Louise (Jr.), 602 Signal Mtn. Blvd., Signal Mtn., Tenn. James, Allison (Sr.), Mayesville, S. C. James, Frances Keller (Jr.), 306 East South Street, Union, S. C. James, Harriet Susan (Sr.j. 285 Woodland Road, Madison, X. J. James, Susan Lindsey (Jr.), Via S.S. Martiri, Salernitani 24, Palazzoina Scala B, Attico 39, Salerno, Italy. Jamerson, Patricia Roy (Jr.), 5 irginia Avenue, Westmoreland Place, Richmond 26, Va. Jenkins, Doris Alexander (Jr.), 1707 Belmont Drive, Columbia, S. C. Johnson, Anne Fontaine (Fr.), 14 East Pleasant Street, Avon Park, Fla. Johnson, Claudia Evelyn (Sr.), 4154 Churchwell Road, Jacksonville, Fla. Johnson, Mary Ann (jr.), 212 South Main Street, Kannapolis, X'. C. Johnson, Mary- Rebecca (Sr.), Prince Frederick, Md. Johnson, Paula Anne (Soph.), Rt. 2, Benson, N. C. Jones, Polly Francille (Soph.), 1807 Hickory Street, Florence, Ala. Jordan, Mrs. Patricia Kerr (Sr.), 2312 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, X. C. Judd, Eleanor Sue (Jr.), 1.211 Westbrook Avenue, Richmond, Va. Kaplan, Jacqueline Kay (Fr.), 87 Cobb Drive, Loring A.F.B., Maine Keefer, Carolyn Josephine (Soph.), 4911 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables, Fla. Kelly, Susan McD. Hamner (Fr.), 1 555 Link Road, Lynchburg, Ya. Kenney, Mary- Pauline (Soph.), 106 Second Street, S.W., Moultrie, Ga. Kerr, Elizabeth Ann (Fr.), 106 Elmhurst Road, Baltimore 10, Md. Kersey, Gail Dorothy (Soph.), Gates Mills Blvd., Gates Mills, Ohio Kersker, Polly Lansdowne (Fr.), 780 25th Avenue, X. St. Petersburg, Fla. Kidd. Nancy Epperly (Fr.), 2209 Fairfield Avenue, Bluefield, W. Ya. Kilpatrick, Carol Leslie (Soph.), Third Street, Pembroke, X. C. King, Carolyn Snyder (Sr.), 4310 Staunton Avenue, Charleston 4, W. Va. Kirkman, Mrs. Helen Moritz (Sr.), 425 Lorna Street, Charlotte, N. C. Klingelhofer, Judy Moore (Fr.), 204 Morris Avenue, Luthenille, Md. Knott, Ann Elaine (Soph.), 323 Cascade Avenue, Winston-Salem, X. C. Knox, Louise (Fr.), 408 Lioyd Lane, Alexandria 2, Va. Kraemer, Karen Elizabeth (Fr.), 6603 Julian Street, Springfield, Ya. Kyle, Sarah Elizabeth (Fr.), Abingdon Highway, Bristol, Va. Laine, Mary Ellen (Soph.), 39 York Port, Belleville, 111. Lamb, Marrha Hardy- (Sr.). 521 South Fort Drive, Charleston, W. Va. Lancaster, Sharon Leigh (Fr.), 3619 South Main St., Ext., High Point, N. C Lane. Mary Ellen (Soph.), 4515 Dale Avenue, Tampa, Fla. Lanehart, Sandra Verner (Sr.), 665 East Stanford, Bartow, Fla. Lanning. Peggy Jean (Fr.), 3908 Conway Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Lawall, Carolyn Harriet (Sr.), 607 Heights Road, Ridgewood, X. J. Lawrence, Susan Louise (Fr.), Long Meadow Road, Middlebury, Conn. Lawther, Jane Wyatt (Sr.), 3010 Wayne Drive, Wilmington, X. C. Learned, josephine Kalb (Jr.), 203 Palisade E rive, Memphis, Tenn. Lee, Lauren Russell (Fr.), 411 North Court Street, Quitman, Ga. Lefler, Brenda Ann (Soph.), P. O. Box 175, Shelby, N. C. LeGare, Jeanne Byrne (Fr.), 6931 Sardis Road, Charlotte, X. C. Lightbody, Karen Lee (Soph.), 907 Stoneleigh Road, Dalton, Ga. Ligon, Sara Anne (Sally) (Soph.), Rt. 2. Pelham Road, Greenville, S. C. Lindsey, Ann Ward (Soph.), Qtrs. 118-A, F. E. Warren A.F.B., Chey- enne, Wyo. Lipscomb, Virginia Carol (Fr.), 3030 Lake Shore Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. Litaker, Linnea Ruth (Sr.), Burrage Road, Concord, N. C. Little, Abby Ethel (Jr.), 122 South Hoyt Street, Cornelia, Ga. Long, Mrs. Vivian Brewer (Soph.), 8100 Cheshire Road, Charlotte, N. C. Love, Florida Truitt (Fr.), 904 La Roque Avenue, Kinston, N. C. Lowder, Joyce Ann (Sr.), Route 3, Box 374-C, Albemarle, N. C. Lucas, Virginia May (Sr.), 32 Garfield Avenue, Old Bridge, N. J. McArver, Kenny (Sr.), 3235 Willow Oak Road, Charlotte, N. C. McAnge, Mary Louise (Soph.), 1006 Holston Avenue, Bristol, Tenn. McAteer, Martha Carol (Fr.), 2424 Commonwealth Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. McCollough, Meredith (Tr.), No. 167, Windermere, Fla. McCollough, Myra Kathleen (Fr.), 1017 Woodbum Road, Spartanburg, S. C. McComb, Mrs. Linda Macken (Soph.), Rt. 8, Box 284, Charlotte, N. C. McCormick, Carol Ann (So h.), 2439 Johnson Street, Hollywood, Fla. McDaniel, Martha Sue (Jr.), 2041 Edgemont Avenue, Bristol, Tenn. McDonald, Lois Elizabeth (Bettv) (Soph.), 3665 Iw Road. N.E., Atlanta, Ga. McDouall. Claudia Ann (Sr.), 2330 Ft. Bragg Road, Fayetteville, N. C. Page One Hundred Forty-seven Mrs. Harry Taylor Harper III (Merry Kilner, 1963) (Coronet Photographer) 409 Queens Road ED 4-6271 Page One Hundred Forty-eight Students McGinnis, nne Westbrook Soph. , 90 Martinique, lampa, I la. McGrath, Ann Lads (Sr.). 2112 Strathmoor Blvd., 1 ouisville. K . McGuire, Margaret Elaine (Soph. . 331 Grandview l)ri e, Winston-Salem, X. C. McKee, nn Morgan (tr. . 5008 Neptune Way, I ampa, Fla. McKenna, Keith Maria (tr. . 1 Bryn wood Manor, Narberth, Pa. AlcKinnon, Christine James (tr.), 3663 Woodland Drive, Knoxville 14. Tenn. McKinstry, Suzanne Gordon (Soph. . 495 Kingland Road, Louisville , Ky. McLaughlin, nne Niven (Sr.), Rt. 3, Waxhaw. N. C. McLeod, Carolyn Llizabeth (Fr.), 161 Ivv Street. Spartanburg, S. C. McLeod, Kathleen Caldwell (Fr. , MO North Main Street, Sumter. S. C. McLeod, Nancy Pope (Soph.). 1233 legriano. Coral Gables 46. Fla. McLeod, Sarah Marshall Soph. , 1121 Lake Drive, Delray Beach. Fla. McMillan, Gail Eileen (Soph. , 324 1 Dawning Drive, Lynchburg, Va. McMullen. Helen Marie (Reebo :Jr.', 3422 Jean Circle, Tampa, Fla. McNairy. Betti Lynn (Soph. . 3505 Madison Avenue, Greensboro, N. C. Alack, Frieda Jane Soph. . 8703 Standish Lane, Richmond, Va. MacKav, Marian Elizabeth (Soph. , 3201 Brookwood Road. Birming- ham, Ala. Mackintosh, Linda Lu (Jr. , 2906 mherst Avenue, Burlington, N. C. Madden, Lynda Kay (Soph.), 408 Woods Avenue, Dublin. Ga. Magill, lulia McLean (Fr. , 520 Hale venue, Morristown. Tenn. Mann, Barbara Joyce (Soph. , 1503 AA’oodland Avenue, Johnson City, Tenn Manus, Carol Phyllis (Soph. , 204 North Blvd., W., Huntington, W. Va. Marquette, Mrs. Bern Conlee (Sr.), 1408 Anderson Street, Charlotte 5, X. C. Marsh. Elizabeth Lambeth (Pete' (Sr. . 102 South Payne Street. Fairfax, Va. Martin. Joanne DeSales (Fr. . 4501 Harris Trail N.W ., Atlanta 2 , Ga. Mason. Dianne Downs (Fr.), 1 50 Willow Street, Denver, Colorado Mathay, Man.' Frances (Fr.), 1 108 Ravine Drive, Youngstown 5, Ohio Mathews, Claudia Louise (Soph. , 3242 Van Buren Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Mathieu, Janice Evelyn (Soph.), 535 Woodvale Drive, Greensboro, N. C. Medlin, Mrs. Sarah (P-T, X-D , 2218 Westminster Place. Charlotte, X. C. Medlock, Janice Marie (Soph. , “60 Ragsdale, Milan, Tenn. Meket, Mary Alan (Fr.), 3337 Chelsea Drive, Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio Merk, Toby Jayne (Fr.), Wepawaug Road, Woodbridge, Conn. Metcalf, Pamela Ga (Fr.), 322 Desha Road, Lexington, Kyr. Methfessel. Alice Helen (Sr.), 585 Trinity Place, Westfield, X. J. Metzner, Marilyn (Jr.), Box 450, Route 3, Charlotte, X. C. Miekler. Linda Elizabeth (Fr.), 1005 Sivvanoy, Tampa, Fla. Miles, Charlotte Frances (Fr.). 16 Pinehurst Drive, Greenville. S. C. Miller, Carla Gay (Fr. I, 3402 AA’ilder Lane, Orlando, Fla. Miller, Patricia Ann (Soph. . 4402 Sedgwick Road, Baltimore 10, Md. Miller, Patricia Kay (Fr.), 1027 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Narberth, Pa. Millett, Mary Jo (Jr.), 4001 Whitlow, Knoxville, Tenn. Milton, Frances Anderson (Sr. , 2066 Evergreen Lane, X.W., Atlanta 18, Ga. Milton, Susan Louise (Soph.), 3015 St. Johns Avenue, Jacksonville 5, Fla. Mitchell, Rosalyn Hazlehurst (Soph. , 206 Park Avenue, LaGrange, Ga. Mize, Freida Elizabeth (Fr.), Box 310, Tryon, N. C. Moise, Margaret Taylor (Fr.), 26 Moise Drive, Sumter, S. C. Monckton, Caroline Ruth (Sr.), 2647 Chilton Place, Charlotte, N. C. Moore, Mrs. Diana Churchill (Sr. , 2001 Queens Road. Charlotte, X. C. Moore, Elizabeth Leslie (Soph.). Springlake Drive, Madisonville, Ky. Morgan. Mrs. Jean Agner (F T, N-D), 2415 Amesburv Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Morris, Jane Franklin (Fr.), 1140 Rugby Road, Lynchburg, Va. Morrow, Frances Anita (Fr.). 2742 Beauclerc Road, Jacksonville 17, Fla. Morton, Nancy Clark (Jr.’, Slab Fork, W. Va. Moss, Sarah Elizabeth (Fr.), 1419 Roper Avenue, W est Point. Ga. Muldrovv. Mary Virginia (Fr.), 409 Laurens Ct., Camden. S. C. Mullen, Donna Sue (Soph. , 744 North Aspen Street, Lincolnton, X. C. Mullis. June Marie (Sr.), 2044 Ferncliff Road. Charlotte, X. C. Myers, Bonnie Elizabeth (Sr.), Main Street, P. O. Box 65, Cleveland, X. C. Myers, Elizabeth Gavlord (Gav) (Sr.), 1601 Queens Road, W., Char- lotte. X. C. Neal, Katherine AA illiamson (Jr.), 437 Banks Street, Graham, X. C. Nelson, Linda Ann (Fr.), 12 Ridgewood Road, Rome, Ga. Odum, Suzanna (Fr.), 485 5 Long Island Drive, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. Oehler, Kathryn Anne (Sr.), 201 Ware Street, Shelby , IS’. C. Okerson, Nancy Ann (Fr.), 19 Parish Road, New Canaan. Conn. Okie, Christine Laurence (Fr.), 1070 Darby Road, Devon, Pa. Olson. Trudy Ann (Fr.), 21 Cambridge Road, Glen Ridge, X. J. Ong, Dorothy Lillian (Sr.), 71 East Alain Street, Mendham, X. J. O’Rourke, Sally Ann (Soph.), 2168 Colony Road, Charlotte, X. C. Owens, Sheryl Ann (Soph.), 506 Second Avenue, X., W’ahpeton, X. D. Paddock, Jacquelynne (Fr.), 4306 North 24th Street, Arlington, Va. Page, Kay Louise (Fr.), 1249 North Lake Shore Drive, Sarasota, Fla. Palmer, Carolyn Page (Soph.), 131 33rd Avenue, N.W., Hickory, X. C. Palmer, Mary Anne (Soph.), 154 .Arthur Road, Asheville, X. C. Panke % Anne Porter (Jr.), 5 343 Orduna Drive, Coral Gables, Fla. Parrish, Cecily Hart (Fr.), 2675 Reynolds E rive, AA’inston-Salem, X. C. Parsons, Ellen Randall (Soph.), 100 Rutland Blvd., W7est Palm Beach, Fla. Parsons, Sarah McAllister (Sr.), 260 South Eighth Street, Wytheville, Va. Passow, Judy Louise (Fr.), 822 South Hamlin, Park Ridge, 111. Paterson, Frances Roberta Agnes (Fr.), 901 Linda Lane, Charlotte, X. C. Patton, Marv Stafford (Fr.), 200 College Street, Morganton, X. C. Peebles, Baroara Floy (Soph.), 305 Longview Terrace, Greenville, S. C. Peet, Bettie Meade (Fr.), 555 Sanders Street, Auburn, Ala. Pendino, Patricia (Fr.), Rt. 1, Box 319, Tampa 12, Fla. Pendry, Reita Pauline (Fr.), Rt. 11 Box 554-E, Charlotte. X. C. Peoples, Althea Ann (Soph.). 99 Kings Highway, Fluntington, W. Va. Peper, Pamela Susan (Sr.), Bayberry Terrace, Middlebury, Conn. Pepi, Eleanor .Anne (Soph.), 2570 Andover Road, Columbus, Ohio Per-Lee, Mary Louette (Soph.), 3905 North Dumbarton Street, Arlington 7, Va. Perley, Sara Marcia (Fr.), 132 Dougherty Street, Black Mountain. X. C. Petersen, Alette Elisabeth (F-T, N-D), Strandparken 31, ArulusC, Den- mark Petrea, Doris Marie (Jr.), 3207 Hope Valley Road, Durham, X. C. Phifer, Alary .Ann (Soph.), 1105 East Broad Street, Statesville, X. C. Phillips, Linda Carol (Fr.), 2421 Tyson Street, Raleigh, N. C. Phillips, Martha Faye (Jr. , 2380 Maplewood Avenue, AAinston Salem, X. C. Pickering, Elizabeth Barnes (Fr.), Det. 6, 1141 SP AC I RON, A.P.O. 12, Box 9. New York, X. Y. Pierce, Shirley Ann (Soph.), 1203 Lake Avenue, Richmond, Va. Pierson. Lloise (Fr.), 530 N.E. Third Street, Gainesville, Fla. Poitou, Jacqueline Alarie (F T, N-D), 47 Rue St. Ferdinand, Paris, 17c, France Polan, Frances Sidney (Fr.), 1906 Wiltshire Blvd.. Huntington, W. Aa. Pollard, Sara Ethel (Jr.), 1141 AVatauga Street, Kingsport, lenn. Pont, Alary Louise (Soph.), 2206 Neuse Blvd., New Bern. X. C. Porter, Janet Harris (Sr.), 3629 Springhill Road, Birmingham, Ala Powell, Bettianne (Soph.). 1 537 Clarendon Place, Rock Hill. S. C. Powell, Emily Elizabeth (Sr.), 6301 Sardis Road, C harlotte, N. C. Powers, A irginia McLeod (Jr.), 200 Franklin Avenue, Marion. S. C. Prado, Cynthia Marsvl (Soph.), 570 North Mashta Drive, Kev Biscavnc, Fla. Prestera, Gene Michele (Fr.), 206 Forest Road, Huntington, W. ra. Prevette, Jeannette Cecelia (Sr.), 339 Forest Hills Road, Wilkesboro, N. C. Price, Elaine Fitzgerald (Fr.), 507 Anderson Street, Selma, N. C. Price, Patricia Ann (Jr.), 773 Pope Street, Newberry, S. C. Prince, Suzanne (Sr. , 2930 Hampton Avenue, Charlotte 7, N. C. Privette, Linda Lucille (Jr.), 819 Ashmore Drive, Charlotte, X. C. Purifoy, Jennie Ann (Sr.’ , 1020 Islesworth Avenue, Charlotte, X. ( Rainwater, Kathleen Joyce (Sr.), 1116 Cherokee Road, Florence. S. C Rathbun, Alexandra Alargaret (Soph.), 46 Forest Road, Asheville, X. C. Reed, Katherine Ann (Soph.), 116 AVest Augusta Place, Greenville, S. C. Reese, Anne Carolyn (Soph.), 2609 Devon, Wichita Falls, Texas Regitko, Ruth Caroline (Soph.), 149 3 Edgewood Avenue, Jacksonville 5, Fla. Rexford. Linda Anne (Fr.), 846 Barton Woods Road, X.E., Atlanta 7, Ga. Rhyne, Sally Irene (Sr.), 4425 Applegate Road, Charlotte 9. N. C. Richards, Mary Jane (Fr.), 404 South Second Street, Lindenhurst, X. Y. Richardson, Mrs. Charlotte Gaulding (Sr.), 6405 Monroe Road, Char lotte, XT. C. Richardson, Elizabeth Graham (Fr.). 3 Guest Lane, Cragmere, AVilming ton 9, Del. Riepe. Eleanor Thomas (Soph.), Charlotte Court House, A’a. Ritch, Airs. Nancy Smith (Sr. , 535 Tyson Street, Charlotte, X. C. Ritter, Mrs. Constance Finch (Jr.), 3117 Windsor Drive, Charlotte, X. C. Riviere, Carolyn (Fr.), 808 West Waldheim Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Roberts, Betty Louise (Soph.), 115 Brookhill Road, Shelby, X. C. Roberts, Emily' Dianne (Fr.), 165 5 Duncan Road, Knoxville, Tenn. Roberts, Margaret ('Soph.), 5692 Vera Court, Charlotte 10. X. C. Robertson, Elizabeth Breckinridge (Sr.), Route 5, Frederick, Md. Robertson, Priscilla Anne (Sr.), 305 Mt. Vernon Drive, Wilson, X. C. Robinette, Anne Marie (Soph.). 300 Lav inder Lane, Bristol, Tenn. Robinson, Carol A’irginia (Sr.), Route 4, Box 58-A, Arkadelphia. Ark. Robinson, Lollie Ann (Fr.j, 2430 Watrous Avenue, Tampa 9, Fla. Robinson, A'irginia Colby (Fr.), 287 AA’atchung Fork, AAestfield, X. J. Robishaw, Bonnie Lynn (Fr.), 2812 Fairmount Blvd., Cleveland Freights is, Ohio Rogan, Mary Margaret (Jr.). 400 McKinney Avenue, Rogersville, Tenn. Rogers. Mary' Janet (Fr.' . 4308 Kildaire, Orlando, Fla. Rollow, Mrs. Margerv Olmsted (Sr.), (P-T), 3301 Femcliff. Charlotte, X. C. Rosenkampff, Mrs. Peggy (Jr.), 3726 Dresden Drive, Charlotte. X. C. Royal, April Elaine (Sr.), 109 Barrus Avenue, Clinton, X. C. Royal, Alartha Tilghman (Soph.), Box 487, Denton, X. C. Ruby, Annabelle (Soph.), 1431 Sterling Road, Charlotte, X. C. Rucker, Elizabeth Carol (Sr.), Route No. 6, Moultrie, Ga. Rumble, Diane Lvnn (Soph.), 900 Longbow Road, Charlotte, N. C. Rupprecht, Sue Wilson (Fr.), Willow Hill, Route 3, Hagerstown, Md. Rusk, Nancy Lee (Soph.), 232 Avondale Road, Ridgewood, N. J. Safford, Christine Elissa (Sr.), 85 South Lansdowne Avenue. Lansdowne, Pa. Sample, Anne Moore (Fr.), 701 Quincy Avenue, Ft. Pierce, Fla. Sanders, Pamela Suzanne (Fr. , 2254 N.AA’. 11th Avenue, Gainesville, Fla. Sanford, Mrs. Louise Blackvvelder (Sr.), 325-C Wakefield E rive, Char lotte, N. C. Sapp, Katherine Rhett (Jr.), Box 3, Gramling, S. C. Sawyer, Susan Elizabeth (Fr.), Qtrs. No. 3, Rock Island Arsenal, 111. Scarborough, Lv nda Alexis (Soph.), 212 AVest Prospect Avenue, Raeford, X. C. Schilling, Carolyn Ruth (Fr.), 501 Hillcrest, AA’est Lafayette. Ind. Schirm, Carol Lee (Fr.), 1200 Chadboume Ct.. AA’est Palm Beach, Fla. Schroder, Caroline Beverly (Soph.), 28 Columbus Avenue, Northampton. Mass. Scott, Sharon Eileen (Fr.), 411 AA’estdale Place, Greensboro, X. C. Scroggs, Rhanda Robinette (Fr.), 8 Axley Street, Canton, X. C. Settle, Carol Ann (Fr.), 2746 Laburnum Avenue, S.AA ., Roanoke. A’a. Sexton, Mary Ellen (Jr.), 228 Shirley E rive, Bristol, Tenn. Seymour, Jane Floyd (Fr.), 205 Hillcrest Drive, Sanford, X. C. Shaffer, Ann Adams (Jr.), 120 Lovell Avenue, Princeton, AA’. A’a. Sharpe, Sallie I. (Fr.), 824 Bryan Street, Raleigh, N. C. Shell, Martha Elizabeth (Jr.), 636 Glendale Dnve, Statesville, X. C. Sherrill, Mrs. Ann Hunsberger (Sr.), 565-A AA’akefield IYrive, Charlotte, X. C. Sherrill, Marie Dianne (Jr.), 2000 Beverly Drive, Charlotte. X. C. Shipley. Dana Lin (Fr.), 33 AA’est A’alley Drive, Bristol, A a. Short, Janice Carolyn (Sr.), 1532 Maryland Avenue, Charlotte. X. C. Showalter, Anne Hunter (Sr.), 8480 Lamanto Avenue, S., Jackson ville 11, Fla. Shumate, Judith Carolyn (Jr.), 2052 Hopedale Avenue, Charlotte, X. C. Silva, Barbara Lee Mary (Fr.), 5202 Beaufort Avenue, Baltimore 15. Md. Simmons, Mikal Lee (Fr.), 1504 Bent Branch Court, Falls Church. A’a. Simms, Jeannie Compere (Fr.), 99 Prospect Terrace, Tenafly, X. J. Simpson, Judith Page (Fr.). 731 Riverview Drive. Florence. Ala. Simpson, Mary’ Elizabeth (Betty) (Fr.), 3501 Prentice Street, Columbia, S. C. Simpson, Mrs. Rebecca Richardson (Jr.), Route 6, Monroe, N. C. Sledge, Elizabeth Anne (Sr.), 303 North Lee Street. AATviteville, X. C. Smith, Carol Kay' (Fr. , 5295 London Drive, Atlanta, Ga. Smith, Carolyn W’rae (Fr.), AA'agram. X. C. Smith, Eloise Munson (Jr.), 734 AA’inding Road, Jenkintown, Pa. Smith, Frances Elizabeth (Fr.), New Timmonsville Flighway, Florence, S. C. Smith. Leslie Ann (Jr.), 3409 North Abingdon Street, Arlington. A a. Smith, Rosemary' Floward (Sr.), Xorthwood Drive, Pulaski, A'a. Smith. AATarren Collier (Soph.), 2227 Sharon Road, Charlotte, N. C. Page One Hundred Forty-nine Students Snyder, Dorothy Holland (Jr.), 2145 Swannanoa Avenue, Kingsport, Tenn. Sommer, Margaret Ellen (Jr.), No. 5 Indian Hills Tr., Louisville, Kv. Sossamon, .Ann Marie (Fr.), Rt. No. 1, Bryson City', N. C. Sours, Frances Mae (Fran) (Jr.), 2708 Lansing Drive, S.W., Roanoke, Va. Spence, Susan Jennifer (Fr.), 3221 Oliver Street, N.W., Washington 15, D. C. Spencer, Carroll Mann (Fr.), 2519 Canterbury' Road. Columbia, S. C. Spencer, Mary Scott (Fr.), 1411 6th Street Cire., N.W., Hickory, N. C. Spink, Judith Ann (Soph.), 251 Coconut Drive, Melbourne, Fla. Sprehn, Gwendolyn Carol (Fr.), 4344 Ellicott St., N.W., Washington, D. C. Stadler, Linda Marleen (Fr.), 3272 Riviera Drive, Coral Gables, Fla. Stafford, Dorothy Ka ' (Fr.), 1929 North Garnett Street, Henderson, N. C. Staley% Janice Demarest (Dee) (Soph.), 109 Bermuda Avenue, Tampa, Fla. Steele, Mary Elizabeth (Fr.), 204 Dogwood Lane, Belmont, N. C. Stephens, Sandra Lee (Fr.), 3410 North Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, Fla. Stephens, Susan Frances (Fr.), 3410 North Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, Fla. Stone, Clelia Kathleen (Jr.), 1260 Keble Road, Sandhurst, Charleston, S. C. Stone, Katherine Elisabeth (Jr.), 3008 Commonwealth Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Storey', Susan Jane (Fr.), 425 North Hill Street, Morristown, Tenn. Stothart, Mrs. Eleanor Mitchell (P-T, N-D), 4033 Churchill Road, Char- lotte 11, N. C. Stouffer, Marilyn Jane (Fr.), Rt. 1, Box 295, Harrisonburg, Va. Strain, Dorothy' Comne (Fr.), 719 Highland Circle, Tupelo, Miss. Strauch, Judith Ann (Fr.), 2815 Amherst Avenue, Burlington, N. C. Strickland, Ann Corbin (Jr.), 1408 Jackson Road, Gastonia, N. C. Stringfellow, Edith (Soph.), Route 4, Chester, S. C. Stroud, Brenda Laetitia (Soph.), 509 West Drive, Richmond, Va. Stroupe, Cynthia Kay (Sr.), 15 500 Van Aken Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio Stuart, Martha Kate (Soph.), 3000 Shenandoah Avenue, Charlotte N. C. Sturges, Barbara Elizabeth (Fr.), 450 Cherokee Drive, Orlando, Fla. Sturgis, Mary' Anne (Soph.), Nassawadox, Va. Surrency', Christina Lynn (Tina) (Fr.), 688 St. Nick, Memphis, Tenn. Swart, jean Harkness (Jr.), 7 Sisson Terrace, Tenafly, N. J. Tallent, Elizabeth Ann (Fr.), 442 West Main, Greeneville, Tenn. Tannhauser, Mary Elizabeth (Soph.), U.S.A.I.D., Lima c o United States Embassy, Lima, Peru Tatistcheff, Marsha Alexis (Soph.), 53 East 96th Street, New York, N. Y. Taylor, Jan Clark (Fr.), Columbia Theological Seminary', Decatur, Ga. Taylor, Jane Ann (Jr.), 413 Riverside Drive, Morganton, N. C. Taylor, Tonda Ann (Sr.), 2610 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte 9, N. C. Thayer, Marjorie Ann (Peggy') (Jr.), 40 Longfellow Avenue, Brunswick, Me. Thigpen, Linda Rae (Jr.), 3030 Washington Rd., Apt. 5, East Point, Ga. Thomas, Susan Flarrison (Fr.), 6660 Castleton Drive, N.W., Atlanta 28, Ga. Thompson, Elizabeth Jean (Fr.), 171 Manning Drive, Berea, Ohio Thompson, Mae Elizabeth (Sr.), 1200 Evergreen Avenue, Goldsboro, N. C. Thornburg, Madge Lvnne (Soph.), 1562 Hampton Road, Charleston 4, W. Va. Tilghman, Kitty Anne (Jr.), 104 Oakenwald Drive, Marion, S. C. Toler, Martha Randolph (Soph.); 7002 Chandler Drive, Richmond, Va. Tolley', Fidelia Ellen (Sr.), Route 5, Lexington, Va. Tompkins, Marion Beth (Soph.), 114 Dunbarton Circle, Aiken, S. C. Touchton, Patricia Ann (Fr.), P. O. Box 997, Avon Park, Fla. Tovey, Veronica Leigh (Jr.), Ill School Street, Concord, N. H. Toynton, Dorothy Claire (Soph.), 301 Churchill Road, West Palm Beach, Fla. Trammell, Margaret Harris (Fr.), 774 Sherwood Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Trebeck, Nancy Elizabeth (Fr.), 2 Allison Street, Concord, N. H. Tripp, Phyllis Kaye (Fr.), 1220 Courtland Avenue, Florence, S. C. Trivette, Jane (Sr.), Box 39, Route 2, Laurinburg, N. C. Tucker, Carolyn Elaine (Fr.), 825 Watson Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. Tyler, Mary' Gardiner (Jr.), Sherwood Forest, Charles City, Va. Tyler, Patricia Ann (Soph.), 314 Greenway Lane, Richmond 26, Va. Underwood, Lola Eugenia (Gene) (Fr.), 510 Oglethorpe Highway, P. O. Box 6, Hinesville, Ga. Upson, Bea Thomas (Jr.), 3967 Club Drive, N.E., Atlanta 19, Ga. Urban, Sara Jane (Soph.), 3423 Summit Drive, Aiken, S. C. Vance, Lynn Scroggs (Sr.), 95 North Main Street. Canton, N. C. Vickers, Anne Hunter (Jr.), 1250 Partridge Road, Spartanburg, S. C. Yilletet, Michele Helene (F-T, N-D), 19 Rue Perdonnet, Paris 10, France Yoorhees, Anne Duffee (Soph.) 914 Pine Road, Charleston 14, W. Va. Waldron, Ann Helen (Fr.), 18 Elizabeth Street, Caldwell, N. J. Walker, Linda Gail (Fr.), 208 Victoria Circle, Kings Mountain, N. C. Wall, Michele Josette (Jr.), 1133 South Kings Drive, Charlotte 7, N. C. Walter, Barbara Jonell (Fr.), 2539 Montevallo Drive, Birmingham, Ala. Waters, Martha Lucille (Sr.), 2101 Manuel Street, Raleigh, N. C. Watkins, Cynthia Gholson (Soph.), 208 Belle Street, Oxford, N. C. Watkins, Martha irginia (Fr.), 515 Fontaine Street, Alexandria, Va. Watkins, Willene Elizabeth (Fr.), 1908 Flournoy' Drive, Columbus, Ga. Watson, Ann DeMilly' (Fr.), 19 N.W. 22nd Drive, Gainesville, Fla. Watson, Carol Devlin (Soph.), Box 904, Greenwood, S. C. Watson, Martha Warren (Sr.), 2404 Sherwood Street, Greensboro, N. C. Welch, Sue Howard (Fr.), Route 2, Monroe, N. C. Weldon, Camela Underhill (Sr.), 50 Century Lane, Watchung, N. J. Wellens, Mary Sue (Soph.), 8216 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington 12. D. C. Wells, Brenda (Soph.), 308 Third Avenue, Farmville, Va. Wells, Jane McSherry (Sr.), 2625 St. Mary’s Street, Raleigh, N. C. Wertz, Janice Anne (Soph.), Box 505, Estill, S. C. White, Barbara Ruth (Jr.), 201 Laurel Circle, Black Mountain, N. C. White, Jacquelin (Fr.), 2703 Lakeview Drive, Raleigh, N. C. White, Martha-Sue Janet (Prudy) (Fr.), 1427 Belvedere Avenue, Jack- sonville 5, Fla. Whitfield, Rebecca Talbot (Jr.), 512 First St., S.E., Moultrie, Ga. Whitford, Susan Glenn (Fr.), 4814 Rodney' Road, Richmond 30, Va. Whitley, Mary Elizabeth (Soph.), 86 North Spring Street, Concord, N. C. Wicker, Jane Marie (Soph.), Box 582, Southern Pines, N. C. Willis, Meta Little (Soph.), 1018 Hayne Avenue, Aiken, S. C. Willis, Nancy' (Fr.), 711 East College Street, Bainbridge, Ga. Winders, Martha Emmie (Jr.), 1268 Catawba Street, Kingsport, Tenn. Winkler, Molly Anne (Fr.,), Box 122, North Wilkesboro, N. C. Wirwille, Rose Lucinda (Cindy) (Soph.), 1311 Cambridge Lane, Co- lumbia, S. C. Womack, Lucie Alexander (Soph.), 1102 Dover Road, Greensboro, N. C. Wood, Alline Findlay' (Jr.), 115 Chinquapin Drive, Marietta, Ga. Wood, Judith Elaine (Soph.), 4203 Water Oak Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. Woodard, Elizabeth Hackney (Fr.), 131 Ripley Road, Wilson, N. C. Woolard, Margaret Helen (Fr.), 1741 Woodland Drive, Charlotte 5, N. C. Worley, Elizabeth Walton (Fr.), 251 Shirley Drive, Bristol, Tenn. Wyatt, Linda Clark (Soph.), 710 Kentucky' Avenue, Signal Mtn., Tenn. Yamall, Vanessa Montgomery (Fr.), 1615 Edgar Avenue, Chambersburg, Pa. Yeargan, Alice Fudge (Fr.), 120 Westmore Road, Rome, Ga. SECOND SEMESTER NEW STUDENTS Barrier, Ellen (Jr.), 1111 Hudson Drive, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Fleming, Suzanne Louise (Jr.), 1545 Bonair Street, Clearwater, Fla. Frame, Neal Hartselle (Fr.), 209 East Fifth Avenue, Attalia, Ala. Hefner, Mrs. Judith Honeycutt (Sr.), 1416 Sugarcreek Rd. W., Char- lotte, N. C. Kilner, Mrs. Mabel Teague (P-T, N-D), 4811 Hardwick Road, Charlotte, N. C. McCarter, Mrs. Nell (P-T, N-D), Morrison Dorm, Queens College, Char- lotte, N. C. McClure, Mrs. Joyce Kelly (P-T, N-D), 212-B Wakefield Drive, Char- lotte, N. C. McMullen, Della Jane (Jr.), 145 Bayview Drive, Belleair Estates, Clear- water, Fla. Maurer, Mrs. Gloria-Lee Dvndur (Sr.), 7621 Woodstream Drive, Char- lotte, N. C. Moore, Sue Cameron (Jr.), 2107 Laura Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Newman, Mrs. Anne Rovall (P-T, N-D), 2215 Hassell Place, Charlotte, N. C. Purvis, Mrs. Sarah Williamson (Sr.), 4734 Elder Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Tarabula, Mrs. Amelia Jo (Jr.), 5326 Doncaster Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Wilson, Jean Baldwin (Jr.), Blythewood, S. C. Page One Hundred Fifty CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Fifty-one OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Printers of The 1964 Coronet Hundred Fifty-two