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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1965 volume:

ornnrt Queens College Charlotte, North Carolina Nineteen hundred sixty-five Staff Gene Burton ............................editor Hettie Fowler.........................business manager Helen Woolard advertising manager Liz Tannhauser ............................art editor Judy Wood ................................copy editor Table of Contents Dedication 12 Administration and Faculty 16 Organizations 32 Academics 44 Honors 94 Honorary Fraternities May Court Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges Activities HO Associations Clubs Publications Sororities Advertisements 154 Alpha . . . the beginning . . . 1964. It was a dark, un- usually cold September beginning. Hurricane Dora’s pelt- ing rain beat down upon the red clay and made mud that hardened on the soles of our shoes. Her gusts whipped our hair and creased our eyes and defied us to find pro- tection under wavering umbrellas. Blank-faced freshmen or blase upperclassmen, we began a nine-month block of our lives, a block often measured by “How many more days until . . .” Even at this beginning we were hurrying the present past us. We wanted to hurry and cleanse our rooms of foreign feeling: bare mattresses, prison-striped with gray and white; drawers filled with strange hair clips and lint and eraser dust; closets empty except for others' hangers, wooden or dented wire or cleaner-paper covered. We wanted to hurry and meet new people, exciting and romantic people—it would be a good year, we said. But we did not stop right then and look around and take the time to know everyone we saw. We hurried to the Y-store (we still could not call it Jernigan Center) to check our mail or to beat the crowd in line for books. We wished for a long distance call or for Homecoming or often for the summer just passed. But very much we wished the rain would stop its depressing downpour. Page Four At last it did. The puddles shrank and finally seeped entirely into the ground. A weaker fall sun beamed on our faded-tan faces and made us squint. New trees were planted, young trees that needed taut cord supports in order to root and grow. Growth . . . how this year meant growth for Queens. Albright ... a red-orange, growing skeleton across the street . . . plans forming to remove the secure old house near the corner of Selwyn and Wellesley and to erect a mammoth auditorium in its place. We noticed at first the pipes and spaded ground of con- struction, but it was not long before we shut these from our sight. We became so used to seeing the action of growth that we almost ignored it. Page Five But growth permeated too much of college life this year for us to push it completely from our minds. One hundred more freshmen this year . . . the promise of another hundred next year. Upperclassmen felt a long-latent awareness of the small and friendly campus and suddenly wondered just what all the new students and faculty and facilities would mean. Every step toward an impersonal replacement of Old Queens was painfully present in our thoughts: eating in shifts in the dining hall, seeing fewer empty classroom seats, waiting in large groups to withdraw money from the bank. We often talked about this expansion; it worried us. We clutched tightly to our tradition and hoped that our gain would outweigh our loss. Page Six Johnson! Goldvvatcr! We thrust ourselves into the rally spirit and the characteristically controversial campaign. We talked about it in our rooms and wrote about it in our letters; yes, we argued, too. Mock election ... a “whistle- stop’’ tour ... a can of Gold Water, an LBJ hat ... a remark subtly slipped into a class lecture ... a bumper sticker high on a mirror. By the first of November it was all over. We sighed, from relief or from disappointment or from resignation, and went about our business. But not long afterward our aliveness was reinforced. Sunday, November 22, 1964: after one year’s loss. 1 he assassination of Kennedy—had it really happened? How evasive and long-past it all was, yet how clearly we still heard the martial music and the clicking rifles and the military footsteps. That Sunday was a reflective day. We saw beyond ourselves and Queens College, and we saw a death-livened present—for a while, at least. Page Seven d Christmas came with cold, clear nights that made us look up at the haze-circled moon and wonder at its being and at our own. This time of year, perhaps, we felt the closest to each other. The Yule Log Ceremony first ushered in our Christmas spirit, a binding sort of spirit. We saw and heard and felt the same: familiar faces lighted by the popping bonfire and by small candles that quietly and unnoticed dripped red wax on gloved hands; hot wassail that seared the tips of our tongues; rounded mouths that caroled winter smoke which blended with the windy swirls of smoke from the Yule log; a high child-voice that spoke, “Oh, fire, burn away all evil!” A Peanut's circe in a knee- sock stocking . . . the clean, pine smell of the ornamented tree in Burwell . . . Christmas chimes peeling from the bright church steeple on Selwyn. We especially noticed the small things then, and we noticed each other. Page Eight W inter mornings soon ceased. We opened windows, no longer ice-glazed, to the friendly rumble of lawn mowers and the delicious smell of new-cut spring grass. We let in the sunny shrieks and belly-laughs of school children on the neighboring playground. (How we would have loved to romp barefooted with them!) 7e saw full-bloomed one dav the thousand shades of pink azaleas around Blair Union, and then we looked up at solid blue sky, pieced only by freshly-greened oak limbs. These were happy days of long walks and bicycle rides, of four-leaf clover hunts, of guitars and sandals and cocoa butter. The year was ending— quickly, now. Page Nine M 4 i Halls lined with linen-filled trunks . . . bare bul- letin boards and dresser tops . . . quiet hours and exam breaks and signs of “Write Right for Wright!” We paused, though maybe for only a few minutes, and thought about the time we had so often hurried past us, about how quickly it had gone. We won- dered how much of all this we would remember when we could not see the girls playing Spite and Malice in the smoky room across the hall, when we could not hear the mixed stereo blare of The Su- premes and Johnny Mathis and Jack Jones. Page Ten We could preserve most easily, perhaps, the vague im- pressions of the big things, the pageantry and tradition and routine. But could we hold on to the unique, bitter- sweet in-betweenness of Sunday afternoons, or the squeak- ing sound of shoes in the heavy quiet of the library, or an honest talk with a roommate over a midnight cup of coffee. 1 he nine-month block was over now. We knew that for us there would never be another quite like it. Omega . . . the end . . . 1965. Page Eleven mw Page Twelve Dedication To Catherine M. Atkins For her contagious enthusiasm that spreads over others’ solitude and apathy, and generates their aliveness, the stu- dents of Queens College dedicate the 1965 Coronet. A cigarette-filled ash tray and steaming coffee in a large cup ... a dry, slightly sarcastic wit . . . warm “hellos” to freshmen by name, and private jokes with upperclass- men . . . stacks of catalogues and schedules and registration folders. Catherine Atkins is first a registrar, but we see her also as an advisor, a versatile co-worker, a friend. She has a special knack of lifting spirits and breaking into loneliness, and she has shown us a frank and happy Queens. Although we may smile at her kind but sharp reproach for low grades, we listen, and we listen well. She says exactly what she means, what she thinks. There is no false niceness, and she praises but does not flatter. It is this frank friendliness that draws us to Miss A. She gets through to us, and, without particularly trying, she gains our respect and admiration and friendship. M iss Atkins was graduated from Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina, and received her Master of Edu- cation from Boston University. Leaving part of her heart in Boston, she came to Queens in 1960, and as college Registrar she has completely revamped the office and the registration system. She has looked to possible future use of IBM machines and has geared the office operations toward this possibility. College catalogues from every state have been gathered and arranged into a library for students interested in European programs or summer study. The problem of student registration has been organized into a smooth-running, effective process. But the long hours that students once spent working on registration could not just dissolve; they were transferred to Miss Atkins and her assistants who spend afternoons and nights working on pre-registration. Despite the tedious and tiring routine and the students’ interruptions to drop-add for the third time, Miss A. keeps her quick wit and easy friendliness. Miss Atkins channels her energy in many other direc- tions. She is a member and past ofheer of the Quota Club, a professional businesswomen’s association, and she works actively with the Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae group. Because of her dramatic experience, Miss Atkins has learned much about stage make-up, especiallv the modeling of characters’ faces. She created a realistic Pinnochio for the 1965 Dol- phin Club Water Show, and she has worked behind the scenes for many of Queens’ stage presentations. Miss A. is seldom known to pass by an antique shop without brows- ing, or to miss Burke’s Law, a James Bond-type television program. Burke undoubtedly has thousands of fans who clamber to the sets each week; but how many of them would gibe with a grin, “Burke? Are you kidding? I watch it for the gold Rolls Royce! Perhaps the main interests of Miss A. are knowing people and living life, and she finds time (though we wonder where!) to develop these interests. d Page Thirteen Administration d Mrs. Joanne Sheahan okays that long dreamed about weekend. Dr. Daniel Zeluff signs for the use of Dana Auditorium. Dr. Joyce Shealy prepares a lecture for her psychology classes. Mr George Shealy will always find time to help an interested art student. Page Sixteen Administration The administration otters challenges, but it does not force the student to accept them. Although the administrators shape and present ideals, only the student can take these ideals as her own. 1 he faculty offers further stimulation. hether it is through lecture, class discussion, or personal conferences, the students respond and learn and produce. Aiding in daily decisions and momentary crises is the staff. These persons touch nearly even part of the college way of life and work for the comfort and efficiency of student living. It is through the cooperation and unified effort of these three guiding groups that the students of Queens mature both mentally and spiritually. Dr. Shealy and the Babbs intently watch the skits presented at the reception for Dr. W alker. Dean Gebhardt displays the projects of her Children’s Art Class. Page Seventeen Dr. and Mrs. Walker greet the students at a reception following his return from India. Dr. Edwin R. Walker President Th rough foresight and careful planning, Dr. Edwin R. Walker has shaped the growth of Queens and the edu- cation of Queens students. This year he traveled extensively through India, and he helped to broaden the students’ outlook by including them in descriptive accounts of his travels. Dr. Walker met informally with the President’s Board, composed of the presidents of classes and organiza- tions, in order to exchange ideas. Because of his respect for both tradition and progressive change, Dr. Walker has helped Queens move with stability toward the future. Page Eighteen Board of Trustees The Board of 1 rustees, composed of twenty-four full members, nine advisory members, and four honorary mem- bers, help Dr. Walker in carrying out the curriculum. Though the Board is organized into efficient standing com- mittees. it meets as a body semi-annually. Several trustees addressed the students at chapel programs during the year. Besides informal meetings, the Board is responsible for appointing the president, faculty, and administration. In addition to establishing or changing college policy, the trustees supervise the use of funds and the physical growth of Queens. Mr. H. H. Everett, Chairman Mr. John M. Akers Mr. Wm. H. Earnhardt Mr. Irwin Belk Mr. Thornton H. Brooks Mrs. William C. Cannon Mr. George W. Dowdy Rev. J. W. Everett, Jr., D.D. Mrs. J. M. 11. Fitzgerald Rev. James E. Fogartie Mr. James J. Harris Mr. Francis FIipp Mrs. Curtis B. Johnson Mr. H. F. Kincey Dr. F. F. Knight Rev. J. Fake, D.D. Mr. F. A. McCall, Jr. Mr. Carl G. McCraw Mr. S. C. McMeekin Mr. J. B. Meacham, Jr. Rev. F. V. Poag, D.D. Mr. C. P. Street Mr. J. M. Wallace, Jr. Rev. J. T. Womack, D.D. Dr. Edwin R. Walker, ex officio Honorary Trustees Advisory Trustees Mrs. W. PI. Belk Mr. McAlister Carson Mr. Hunter Marshall Mrs. S. P. Stowe Mr. Arthur H. Burgess Mr. C. G. Chatham Mr. H. F. Dalton Mr. J. B. Glover Mr. B. S. Horack Dr. J. A. Jones Mr. A. X. Morris Mr. W. F. Mulliss Colonel J. X. Pease Page Xineteen Dean Herbert E. Babb 1 Coordinating the entire academic program. Dean Babb is in charge of curriculum policies, recruiting faculty mem- bers, and directing scholarship funds to deserving students. I his year he and his wife entertained the junior class with an afternoon coffee. 1 his summer he will accompany stu- dents going to Europe on the Queens Summer Abroad Program of 1965. Not only are his competent leadership and guidance a necessity at Queens, but so are his quick wit and friendliness. Dean Ann S. Gebhardt As Dean of Students, Mrs. Gebhardt helps students cope with and adapt to the complexities of group living and of womanhood. Dean Gebhardt also involves herself with students by teaching a course in Methods in Art Education, and she takes time to visit girls in the infirmary or to chaperone dances. Her interest in each individual and her model as a true lady influence girls’ understanding them- selves and setting mature ideals. Page Twenty Administrative Officers Mr. George S. Kilner Business Manager Miss Jean L. Rayburn Director of Admissions Mrs. Louise T. Rudisill Administrative Assistant to the President Miss Gordon Q. Freeman Director of Alumnae Affairs .Miss Catherine M. Atkins Registrar Miss Mildred L. Miscally Director of Public Relations Miss M. Phoebe Oplinger Librarian Mr. Robert V. Shaw Director of Evening College Mr. Don Farquh arson Treasurer Page Twenty one T First Row: Dr. Joyce Shealy, Miss Sarah I. Dunlap, Mrs. Ernst Hostettler, Miss Alary L. Taylor, Dr. G. A. Stegner, Miss Caroline G. Richardson, Dr. E. T. Weiant; Second Row: Air. G. A. Shealy, Air. T. B. Looney, Dr. E. W. Pohlman, Air. C. O. Hadley, Air. C. E. Brewer. Faculty Club Organized in October, 1962, the Faculty Club offers a comfortable and attractive place in the Stultz Building where members may meet for social and intellectual activi- ties. It is headed bv a Board of Governors and is organized O into several groups that present books to the faculty for dis- cussion. Four informal luncheons were given during the year. Page Twenty-two “Supercalifragilisticexpealidocious” Faculty J Mary Fieger introduces her advisee, Jeannette Ellis, to Dean Gebhardt at Freshman Orientation reception. Thelma Albright Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition William Beidler Professor of Philosophi Charles E. Brewer isiting Assistant Professor of Economics Roberta T. S. Chalmers Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition Boice Daugherty Assistant Professor of Psychology Roger Drinkall Assistant Professor of Music Sarah I. Dunlap Assistant Professor of Home Economics ancy L. Eagle Assistant Professor of Music Jack FI. Fehon Dana Professor of Biology- Page Twenty-three Katherine E. Frix Instructor in Literature and English Composition Shirley H. Green Instructor in Physical Education Charles O. Hadley Assistant Professor of Literature and English Composition Marie Hargett Assistant Professor of Music Cary S. Henderson Associate Professor of History and Political Science Agnes F. Hostettler Assistant Professor of French and German Hughes B. Hoyle 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 Roger L. Keyes Assistant Professor of Music Marjorie T. Kirby Assistant Professor of Spanish An academic procession starts the Senior Recognition Day ceremonies. Page Twenty-four Members ut' the faculty chaperone the Christmas dance. Joseph E. Lammers Assistant Professor of Music Donald E. Lewis Professor of Chemistry T. Buchanan Looney Essistant Professor of Histon James EL Lovell 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 Biologi Albert R. May Associate Professor of Music Yancey L. Medlin Associate Professor of Education Page Twenty-live 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 Ella Marguerite Noel Instructor in Music Sarah M. Nooe Professor of Biology Jimmie C. Oates Associate Professor of Physics Phyllis A. Pharr Instructor in Physical Education Edward YV. Pohlman Dana Professor of Sociology Norris W. Preyer Dana Professor of History Caroline G. Richardson Assistant Professor of Modern Languages New members of the faculty are honored at the Boar’s Head Dinner. l)r. Mildred M. McEwen prepares an experiment for her chemistry classes. George A. She lv Professor of Art Joyce H. Shealy Professor of Psychology Mary Thomas Smith ssistnnt Professor of Education George A. Stegner Dana Professor of Music David C. Stuntzner Instructor in Art Anne Sessions Suite Instructor in Sociology Mary Lee Taylor Associate Professor of Bible and Religion Edmund T. Wei ant Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of Foreign Languages Sarah M. W est Assistant Professor of Secretarial Practice Elizabeth G. Wrigiit Professor of Bible and Religion J. Daniel Zeluff Assistant Professor of Bible and Religion NOT PICTURED: Catherine R. Davis Instructor in Modern Languages Ross R. Dealy Assistant Professor of Histon Donald E. Hinton Part-time Instructor in Economics William H. Sherrill isiting Instructor in Geograph) Helen Barto Secretary, Business Office Annie G. Bobbitt Resident Counselor, Watkins Hall A. Jackson Bost Superintendent of Grounds Richard Bradshaw Director, Saga Food Service M yra C. Bristol Secretary, Evening College Sallie B. Brody Secretary, Library Harold L. Brooks Mail Clerk Amy L. Cotter Secretary, Admissions Office Louise Council Resident Counselor, Harris Hall Maude Davenport Secretary, Business Office Margot Dodge Faculty Secretary Thomas L. Dulin College Physician Page Twenty-eight Cl III RUDI (i. (.Ill Secretary, Music Depart went I orena A. ( Joe i li:r Resident Counselor, Albright I lull Marii.on CJovvir Secretary, Alumnae Office ( Ainu i B. Green I lostess, (luest I louse Julia T. Harris Resident Nurse Rutii Herron Superintendent of Dormitories Susan C. Higgins Part time I ihrarian Evelyn I Ioward Manager, Rook Store Katherine Jenkins Clerk, Library Sally R. Jones Secretary, President's Office Nell D. McCarter Resident Counselor, Long Hall Donald D. McNeill Assistant to the Treasurer Mrs. Bela Neal is a most welcome addition to the Registrar’s office. Page Twenty-nine Bob Manges makes sure there are plenty of refreshments for the Yule Log ceremony. NOT PICTURED: Ray S. Clark Robert P. Eisele Clemmie Fariss Adele D. Hagood Jane Hoke Beata Neal Mason I. Little Mary Raines Rita A. Simpson Frances D. Walter Robert Manges Dining Hall Manager, Saga Food Sendee Margaret N. Maultsby Assistant, Public Relations Office Bess Meyers PBX Operator Veronica M. Noetling PBX Operator Sam W. Poppin Operations Engineer Joanne N. Sheahan Secretary to the Dean of Students Teresa Shu-yi Yang Cataloger, Library Alena M. Stevenson Secretary to the Dean of the College WlLHELMINA WELSH Resident Counselor, Wallace Hall Dorothy A. Wentz Secretary, Business Office Page Thirty Why don’t we just cut class and go to the Y-StoreV’ Mr. Don Farquharson and Dr. Jack H. Fehon agree that the Welcome Home Party is a complete success. Faculty and students alike welcome Dr. Walker home from his trip to India. Mrs. James Magher offers suggestions to the Dolphin Club members. l)age Thirty-one Organizations Organizations Besides academics, most of Queens’ tradition is built upon the history and constitution of her organizations. Or- ganizations draw individuals of particular interest together so that their viewpoints may be expressed, reinforced, and broadened, and they serve as a basis for association, com- munication, and entertainment. 1 he development of the ability to lead and to work cooperatively is an asset to every student. By working together, students also learn the importance of management and planning. Each one, whether a leader or a follower, has her particular place at Queens; for the committeemen and other behind-the-scenes workers are needed and wanted. Leaders of some of the major campus organizations discuss their various projects for the year. Page Thirty-four Betty Simpson conducts the polls during campus elections. Brenda Letter coaches a high school student in math as a part of the Q.C.A. Tutorial Project. Bobby White, Eleanor Judd, and Beth Garraway confer frequently about the progress of their organizations. 4 Hm W r Treasurers of classes, organizations, and clubs go over their budgets with Rosie Beaudrot, Treasurer of S.G.A. Page Thirty-jive 5 Beth Garraway, President Student Government Association The objectives and purposes of S.G.A. are the admin- istering of rules of government, the enacting of legislation, the governing of student life, and the serving as a central voice through which the student body may speak. The most significant of the purposes are those which focus on the contribution which Student Government can make to the college through its programs and activities. Among these are the Secretariat, which includes the S.G.A. library, Typing Bureau, S.G.A. Bulletin, and Symposium Com- mittee. The S.G.A. Calendar in the Student Center lists the various activities scheduled for the month. A com- mittee was established to evaluate the structure of Student Government. The standing committees of S.G.A. are Executive, Budget, Handbook, Draft, Campus Drives, and Independent Reading. Other committees were specially organized, as State Student Legislature, Curriculum, and C.C.U.N. Kathy Browne, Marty McDaniel, Jean Davis, Susanne DaVega, Rosie Beaudrot, Beth Garraway, Carol Cole. Page Thirty-six Judicial Board Each student’s personal acceptance of the principles and responsibilities of the Queens honor code allows all stu dents to live in a community governed by mutual trust and honor. 1 he fundamentals of the honor code are that each student be truthful at all times; that each student respect the property of others; that each student he entirely honest on all tests, examinations, term papers, and all pledged work as designated b instructors. The purpose of the Judicial Board is to encourage a spirit of honor and honesty for its own sake. Members strive to further the understanding and effectiveness of the honor code. Kathy Browne, Chair wan First Row: Rhett Sapp, Beth Garraway, Gerr Davies, Kathy Dr. Elizabeth Wright, Dr. H. E. Babb. Mrs. Bruce Gebhardt, Dr. Browne, Cynthia Watkins, Carol Cole, Shelia Dickie; Second Row: E. W. Pohlman. Page Thirty-seven Susanne DaVega, President Resident Student Council I he main job of Resident Student Council is enforcing, interpreting, and legislating rules and regulations that es- pecially concern dorm living. Composed of the officers and the seven dorm presidents, the Council acts as a sounding board for ideas and suggestions from the student body. First Row: Ellen Robinson, Cindy Wirwille, Susanne DaVega, Carol Linda Mackintosh, Ann Shaffer, Frances James, Linda Folk, Jan Watson, Sara Marcia Perlev; Second Row: Mary Sexton, Fran Sours, Taylor. Page Thirty-eight Day Student Council I lie activities of the Da Student Council provide an enthusiastic link between resident students and day stu- dents. B beginning in the summer with a Get-Acquainted Party for freshmen, the day students are read} to help new residents become familiar with C harlotte. D.S.C. assists with the after-dinner coffees in Burvvell, the provision of Christmas gilts for a needy family, and faculty teas. The highlight of the year is the raising of money for the Day Student Scholarship Fund. Jean Davis, President First Row: Mary Holliday� Jean Davis; Second Row: Helen Woolard, Edrie-Anne Blackvvelder, Beth Johnson, Lee Hastings. Page Thirty-nine First Row: Kathy Browne, Susanne DaVega, Rosie Beaudrot, Beth Garrawav, Carol Cole, Jean Davis, Barbara Mann; Second Row7: Bonnie Risher, Connie Culbreth, Keith McKenna, Nancy Morton, Student Legislature Discussion of campus issues, changes in policy, and amendments to the constitution are some of the questions with which Student Legislature works. The legislative body is composed of the presidents of the major organizations, editors of publications, presidents of classes, and the officers of Student Government. The body coordinates activities on campus and responds to the ideas and opinions of stu- dents. 1 his year Queens again sent delegates to State Student Legislature which convened in Raleigh in Feb- ruary. Burwell Atkinson, Martha Winders, Eleanor Judd, Gene Burton, Marty McDaniel, Bobby White. First Row: Becky Booze, Chairman of the Concert Series; Second Row: Connie Brown, Chairman of the Lecture Series, Betsy Buchan, Chairman of the Campus Drives Committee, Ellen Barrier, Chair- man of the C.C.U.N. Committee. Pat Dillingham, Editor of the S.G.A. Bulletin. Page Forty National Student Association I he committees on the National Student Association Cabinet include national affairs, international affairs, cam- pus affairs, travel abroad, crisis center, research, resource, speakers, and publicity. I he aim of the N.S.A. Cabinet is to make students aware of the importance of educated woman s concern with problems not onl of her immediate surroundings, but also of her community, nation, and world. In the fall, an International Affairs Week featured Mr. h C. Crichton and his theme, “Where Is the Iron Cur- tain Today?- . An International Hootenanm climaxed the week. Soon, Lear n-to-Vote W eek was held, with Johnson beating Goldwater in the mock election. N.S.A. prepared a crisis center, and the travel bureau offered much assistance to prospective participants in the Summer broad Program. To end the year's work of the Cabinet, a studv series on “Great Decisions . . . 1965 was planned in conjunction w ith the national and citv-vvide stud} of this subject. Martv McDaniel, Coordinator Mary Ellen Flora, Second Semester Coordinator, and Cassie Champ- lin, Freasnrer, review N.S.A. proposals. First Row: Helen Clark, Mary Ellen Flora, Jackie White, Ronnie Judy Shumate, Man Tyler, Dale Smith, Anita Henson, Bitsy Eu Tovey, Helen Hill; Second Piow: Connie Brown, Kathie Hallock, banks, Dr. Cary Henderson. Page Forty-one m Queens Christian Association Guiding students, faculty, and staff to clearer individual life purposes through study and worship is the purpose of the Queens Christian Association. Chapel and vespers have been an integral part of this organization, but this year many new activities were organized. For the first time O.C.A. sponsored Faculty Firesides which gave stu- dents an opportunity to visit faculty members in their homes for informal discussions. The tutorial project this year, in cooperation with the YWCA, gave students a chance to help underprivileged first and second graders and to contribute in a small way to the Charlotte com- munity. do climax the year, O.C.A. brought Dr. Dietrich Ritschl of the Pittsburg 1 heological Seminary to Queens in March as guest lecturer for the Christian Emphasis Week. Through- out the year in these and other activities, O.C.A. attempted to aid each individual in gaining a mature understanding o o o of her beliefs and emphasized the necessity of religious faith for each college student. Bobby White, President Mary Holliday, Secretary Page Forty-two First Row'. Elizabeth Eve, Carol Kilpatrick, Carol Blodgett, Susie Mullen, Lee Hastings, Darla Coffey, Linda Privette; Second Ron’: Teresa 1 Iancock, Page Simpson, Anne Rex 1’ord, Eranccs Smith, Brenda Letter, Ellen Seastrunk, Helen Hill; Third Row -. Bobby White, Mary Lieger, Peggy Ann Edens, Sara Jane Urban, Gene Hill, Ginger Burch, Ann Vickers, Dr. Dietrick Ritschl, Guest Lecturer for Christian Emphasis Week. Teresa Hancock, Vice-President, and Elizabeth Eve, Treasurer. Page Forty three Academics Academics It is largely in the classroom that the student creates and achieves; this is why, ideally, she has come. Queens en- courages a permissive academic atmosphere in which a student may learn through discussion, question, or dis- agreement, as well as through lecture. Each one must accept her responsibility as a student; hut individual guidance, if desired, is available. Even with increased enrollment and the changes accompanying growth, the close student-professor relationship is still one to be admired. Bea Upson devotes extra hours to finish a picture for the art exhibit in Bur well. Republican Gubernatorial candidate, Robert Gavin, visited Queens during his campaign. Page Forty-six Mar Lawther works diligently to find that chemical unknown. Kathie Hallock conducts an experiment in psychology. Leslie Smith finds the lounge a quiet place to study, especially at 2:00 a.m. Ann Sample and Betsy Worley look for supplementary texts in the V-Store paperback collection. ■w Page Forty-seven First Row: Pat Coiner, Kathy Browne, Rhett Sapp; Second Row: Burwell Atkinson, Marty McDaniel, Ellen Barrier; Third Row: Connie Brown, Babbie Stone, Marney Collins. First Roiv: Peggy Ann Edens, Carol Blodgett, Brenda Lefler; Second Row: Nell Gentry, Susie Mullen, Ann Knott, Mary Lou Poot; Third Rote: Diane Beard, Cindy Wirwille, Teresa Hancock, Janie Wicker, Carol Cole. Tina Surrency helps Miss Margot Dodge with secretarial work in the capacity of student scholarship assistant. First Row: Keith McKenna, Susan Storey, Byrd Crowder; Second Row: Mary Virginia Muldrow, Dru Galding, Barbara Silva, Sallie Sharpe; Third Row: Anita Morrow, Mike Beaufort, Ann Goodv- koontz, Rosie Beaudrot. Page Forty eight Queens and Dana Scholars Under the supervision of Dr. James H. Lovell, Jr., the honors committee of the lacult selected the Queens and Dana Scholars for 1964-65. Each Queens and Dana Scholar normally serves as a Scholar Assistant to a member of the faculty. An effort is made to assign them to assist faculty in fields of their interest. The most outstanding applicants for admission as fresh- men are chosen to he Queens Scholars on the basis of their high academic ability and leadership potential. 1 his year they took part in a seminar of English composition directed by .Miss Nancy L. Eagle. Dana Scholars are upperclassmen chosen for their out- standing achievement at the college level. I he sophomore and junior Dana Scholars have the choice of conducting an independent study outside their major or participating in one of two intermediate seminars. 1 he seminar on Greek Culture was directed by Dr. Paul B. Newman. Dr. Cary S. I fenderson conducted the other seminar on Latin America. It was decided not to have a senior seminar, and each senior Dana Scholar either did honors research in her major, or an independent study. Ginger Burch, a Senior Dana Scholar, tutors a Freshman Math class as part of her scholarship work. First Row: Ann Lefferts, Donna Prather, Karen Seay, Paula Causey, Rucker, Mary Lawther, Meredith McGrath, Maureen Horak. Linda Bailey; Second Row: Jean Milroy, Lynn Woodward, Johanna Page Forty nine Eleanor Judd, President Carol Boyd, Tice-President, and Ginger Burch, Secretary-Treasurer. Jane Glover and Becky Blount, Stunt Night Co-Chairmen; and Suzi Fleming, R. A. Representative. The Senior Class Our senior year: a year of evaluation, of definite future planning, of responsibility, of giving to others an insight into what we have let Queens mean to us in four years. We have seen physical growth at Queens with two new dormitories completed and a third on the way, and with Ninniss converted into a student center. New traditions have come such as the Yule Log Ceremony and the Queens College ring. o o Wearing caps and gowns on Senior Recognition Day, winning a trophy at Stunt Night for the first time, practice teaching, going for job interviews, preparing for weddings— these and many more events were very much a part of our year. During Senior Week we were at last able to smoke in the dining hall during dinner while the underclassmen provided entertainment. We were honored by a civic group of Charlotte. As we marched from the chapel on Move-up Day, we marched into a new life—a different endeavor in mind, but we all realized that with each of us went a deep feeling of love. From what we have built and what has been built for us at Queens, we can continue to grow so that we may live in confidence and in harmony with others. Page Fifty Lois Owen Abernethy W inston-Salem, North Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Sarah Louise Adams 1 uquav Springs, North Carolina French, A.B. Sylvia Francis Alexander Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Barbara Ann Allen Tampa, Florida Social Studies, A.B. Fern Wheeler Anderson Charlotte, North Carolina N ursing, B.S. Linda Carol Arnette Dillon, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Helen Burwell Atkinson Reidsville, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. I Page Fifty one Marian Shaw Badgett Charleston, W est Virginia Christian Education, A.B. Rebecca Lee Ballentine Easley, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ellen Barrier Atlanta, Georgia History, A.B. Alma Frankie Blackwelder Burlington, North Carolina Spanish, A.B. Rebecca Ann Blount Bartow', Florida Psychology, A.B. Carol Ann Boyd Richmond, Virginia French, A.B. Emily Tilton Braman New Haven, Connecticut Art, A.B. “Let me entertain you” ... a number in the seniors’ first place Stunt Night skit. Emm.v Sin Browder Wallace, North Carolina I iterature and I uglish Composition, Adi. Ci udette Yount Brown Morganton, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, Adi. Constance Elaine Brown Drexel Mill, Pennsylvania History, Adi. Ann Petrie Dobbs Brown Huntington, West Virginia Christian Education, A.B. Kathryn Diane Brown Fort Lauderdale, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. Virginia Lee Burch Lake City, South Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Susan Starr Burleson Beckley, West Virginia Art, A.B. Marion Carole Cameron Spartanburg, South Carolina History, A.B. • Ihige Lift) three Virginia Ann Carter Huntington, West Virginia Psychology, A.B. Mary Lynn Chalfant Welch, West Virginia Sociology, A.B. Elizabeth Abernethy Cheek Belmont, North Carolina History, A.B. Ruth Burke Christenbery Charlotte, North Carolina Art, A.B. La Verne Kay Christian Welch, West Virginia Music Education, B.Mus. Helen Hodges Clark Sheffield, Alabama Literature and English Composition, A.B. Patricia Anne Coiner Charlotte, North Carolina History, A.B. Margery Laurette Collins Wilmington, Delaware Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Pipy-four First row: Nancy Jane Connell Charlotte, North Carolina French, A.B. Patricia Ann Cox Charlotte, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Constance Liles Culbreth Raeford, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Susan Cochrane DaVega Columbia, South Carolina Biology, A.B. Second row: Catherine Hays Dams Baltimore. Maryland Literature and English Composition, A.B. Jean Louise Davis Charlotte, North Carolina Christian Education, A.B. Nathalie Hall Davis Tampa, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. Sarah Lorraine Davis Charlotte, North Carolina History, A.B. “ e are only embers where we once were sparks. Beverly Melson Doyle Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ann Ware West Point, Literature and English Dozier Virginia Composition, A.B. Peggy Angela Duckworth Charlotte, North Carolina Sociology, A.B. Sally Anne Eastham Midland, Texas Literature and English Composition, A.B. Carol Bovd, Patsy Jainerson, and Judy Fouche lend their support to Goldwater at the Queens campaign rally. Yes, you do have to meet the chaperones.’’ Page Fifty-six Suzanne Louise Fleming Clearwater, Florida Ilistory, A.B. I inda Ann I OLK Pensacola, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. Judith Berry Louche Richmond, Virginia Sociology, A.B. | lilia Elizabeth Garraway Marianna, Florida History and Political Science, A.B. |ane Porter Glover Marietta, Georgia Economics, A.B. Susan Rebecca 11ales Saint Augustine, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. kat hie Sara 1Iallock Teaneck, New Jersey Psychology, A.B. Carolyn Plirdie I Iardee Dunn, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Pifty-seyen Linda Leigh Hargett Charlotte, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Elizabeth Brantley Heeseman Charlotte, North Carolina Chemistry, A.B. Helen Kay Hightower Pfafftown, North Carolina History, A.B. Helen Holmes Hill Talladega, Alabama Sociology, A.B. Christine Allen Hoecke North Attleboro, Massachusetts Literature ami English Composition, A.B. Martha Ann Hollandsworth Hillsboro, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ann Cordelia Holliday Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Peggy Louise Hopper Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Page Fif'.y-eight C iiarlotte Douglass Ingram Cheraw, South C arolina Psychology, A.B. Virginia Louise Ives Signal Mountain, fennessec French, A.B. Emma Susanne Jackson Cheraw, South Carolina Music, B.Mus. Frances Keller James Union, South Carolina Applied Music, B.Mus. Susan Lindsey James Salerno, Italy Economics, A.B. Doris Alexander Jenkins Columbia, South Carolina History, A.B. Seniors trudge the last mile to the dining hall after a late afternoon seminar. Shirley Temple Jenkins Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Mary Ann |ohnson Kannapolis, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Eleanor Sue ]udd Richmond, Virginia Mathematics, A.B. Sara Ann Lawyer Jacksonville, Florida Psychology, A.B. Josephine Kalb Learned Memphis, Tennessee Literature and English Composition, A.B. Abby Ethel Little Cornelia, Georgia Biology, A.B. Betty Putnam Lowery Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Compositioji, A.B. Martha Sue McDaniel Bristol, Tennessee Music, A.B. Page Sixty First row: Della Jane McMullen Clearwater, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. Glendora AIcRee Maiden, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Linda Lu Mackintosh Burlington, North Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Marilyn Metzner Charlotte, North Carolina Sociology, A.B. Second row: Mary Jo Millett Knoxville, Tennessee Psychology, A.B. Sue Caaieron Moore Jacksonville, Florida Psychology, A.B. Nancy Clark Morton Slab Fork, West Virginia Mathematics, A.B. Katherine Williamson Neal Graham, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. “Oh good . . . two mimeographed sheets, a questionnaire, and a bill from Saga!” I'd be glad to write down your message, but I can’t seem to find the phone sheet.” Clarissa Joyce Odom Charlotte, North Carolina Art, A.B. Caroll Linka Oelsner Locust Valley, Long Island, New York French, A.B. Anne Porter Pankey Coral Gables, Florida Literature ami English Composition, A.B. Doris Marie Petrea Durham, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Margaret Boggs Petrey Charlotte, North Carolina Sociology, A.B. Martha Faye Phillips Winston-Salem, North Carolina Art, A.B. 1 he bitter-sweetness of a Sunday night. Sara I mm Pollard Kingsport, I ennessec Biology, A.B. Virginia Mcl eod Powers Marion, South Carolina Literature and English ( '(imposition; Art, A.B. Patricia Ann Price Newberry, South Carolina History, A.B. Linda Lucille Privette Charlotte, North Carolina Christian Education, A.B. Constance Finch Ritter Charlotte, North Carolina Art, A.B. Mary Margaret Rogan Rogersville, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Peggy K. Rosenkampff Charlotte, North Carolina History, A.B. Katherine Riiett Sapp Crambling, South Carolina Art, A.B. Page Sixty three The Loretta Young of Albright. Becky Whitfield participates in the Boar’s Head procession. Mary Ellen Sexton Bristol, Tennessee Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ann Adams Shaffer Princeton, West Virginia Bible and Pxeligion, A.B. Martha Elizabeth Shell Statesville, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Marie Dianne Sherrill Statesville, North Carolina Art, A.B. Page Sixty-four Judith C arolyn Shumate Charlotte, North Carolina l iterature ami I nglish Composition, A.B. Rebecca Richardson Simpson Monroe, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Eloise Munson Smith Jenkintovvn, Pennsylvania Literature and English Composition, A.B. Leslie Ann Smith Arlington, Virginia Art, A.B. Dorothy Holland Snyder Kingsport, Tennessee Mathematics and Art, A.B. Margaret Ellen Sommer Louisville, Kentucky Mathematics, A.B. Frances Mae Sours Roanoke, Virginia Bible and Religion, A.B. Clelia Kathleen Stone Charleston, South Carolina Literature and English Composition; Mathematics, A.B. Page Sixty-fire Ann Corbin Strickland Gastonia, North Carolina History, A.B. Jean Harkness Swart Tenafly, New Jersey Psychology, A.B. Jane Ann Taylor Morganton, North Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Linda Rae Thigpen Atlanta, Georgia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Kitty Anne Tilghman Marion, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Veronica Leigh Tovey Concord, New I Iampshire Economics, A.B. Mary Gardiner Tyler Charles City, Virginia Mathematics, A.B. Ann Hunter Vickers Spartanburg, South Carolina Bible and Religion, A.B. Page Sixty-six First row: Michele Josette Wall Charlotte, North Carolina Chemistry, A.B. Second roir: Jean Baldwin Wilson Blythewood, South Carolina History, A.B. .Margaret Marion Walters Walhalla, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Barbara Ruth White Black Mountain, North Carolina Chemistry and Mathematics, A.B. Martha Emmie Winders Kingsport, Tennessee Literature and English Composition, A.B. Alline Findlay Wood Marietta, Georgia Biology, A.B. Rebecca Talbot Whitfield M oultrie, Georgia Economics, A.B. NOT PICTURED: ]oyee Ann Benton Brown Meredith McCollough Chiles Celia I lunter Dickerson Judith Shaffer Marsh Carol Dorton Selvey Sylvia Hastings Stewart Amelia Jo Tarabula Bea ITomas Upson “W atch out! Closed study will be over in hve minutes! Barbara Mann, President Sue Barker, Vice-President; Liz Tannhauser, Treasurer; and Janice Wertz, Secretary. Peggy Ann Edens and Rose Mitchell, Stunt Night Co-Chairmen; and Sally O’Rourke, R. A. Representative. The Junior Class We, the juniors, began the year by helping our sister class, the freshmen, to resist the sophomores during “Fresh- men Week. Only ingenuous junior big sisters could have plotted the hiding of Freshmen Peanuts behind the Dana wall! Later we sent them Christmas cards and entertained our little sisters at a pre-exam break. Our enthusiasm soared with the planning and publica- tion of the Student Directories, the annual junior class project. Singing E-Yi, E-Yi, Cheap!!! , we presented the directories, complete with phone numbers of North and South Carolina schools, to the student body. We were a smaller class than last year, but we worked hard and made fifty dollars profit on the project; it was the first time in three years that the junior class had come out in the black. This year passed more quickly than the first two, and the arrival of our class rings made us realize that we had passed the half-way mark. Move-up Day came almost too soon, and we took over the coveted Senior seats in the front of the Chapel. Page Sixty-eight Janice Medlock and Caroline Dillon reminisce about experiences during their semester in W ashington. Grace Isabel Anderson Judith Kay Auten Sara Jean Barbee Sue Summey Barker Narcissa Elizabeth Basten Ruth Daniel Bates Dianne Delorious Beard Elizabeth Whitney Bennett Kathleen McNair Berry Carol Anne Blodgett Rebecca Anne Booze Joan Metts Browning Elizabeth Austin Buchan Reeecca Faye Bljrdette Eugenia 11arcraye Burton Osra Lynn Caligan Page Sixty-nine Gail Meredith Cannon Kathryn Ward Chatham Darla Jim Coffey Carol Diane Cole Anita Mae Conner Mary Susan Daley Geralda Margaret Davies Florence Fontaine Dawkins Nancy Flo we Deane Mary Diane DeWitt Phoebe Jane Diltz Ann Corbett Dixon Nancy Lee Dorrier Ann Markee Gibson Earnest Peggy Ann Edens Linda Ray Estes m Page Sex eiity Mary Ellen Flora 1 Iettie Kennedy Fowler Elizabeth Fouish I ueiirer IRGINIA I RLETON GaRCIA Laura Nell Gentr Barbara Ann Goodson Jean Lovett Grantham Donna Fay Gray Pamela Ann Grebe Sandra Lee Gum Teresa Gilham Hancock Carol Law rence I Iarvey Sara Lenore I Iastings Alden Elwell Hatch Joanne Candler I Ieinz Clarissa Sumter Henry Pardon me, but could 1 have peanut-butter and jelly instead?” Grab that chest-of-drawers on your way up, will you-” Page Seventy-one Celeste Hill Hodges Emily Dianne Hollenbeck Mary Louise Holliday Nancy Lee Huneyclttt Patricia Roy Jamerson Polly Francille Iones Mary Paltline Kenney Gail Dorothy Kersey Carol Leslie Kilpatrick Ann Elaine Knott Mary Ellen Laine Brenda Ann Lefler Sara Anne Ligon Vivian Brewer Long Linda Macken McComb Carol Ann McCormick Peg? Seventy-two Suzanne Gordon McKinstry Nancy Pope McLeod Gail Eileen McMillen Betti Lynn Mc.Nair Frieda Jane Mack Barbara Joyce Mann Sarah Elizabeth Markle Ci midi a Louise Matiieyys Janice Evelyn Mattiueu Patricia Ann Miller Susan Louise Milton RoSALYN I IAZLEIIURST MlTCHELL Elizabeth Leslie Moore Donna Sue Mullen Jacquelyn Moore Nance Sally Ann O'Rourke “I think ten cents is awfully expensive for a cup of foam.’’ “Did it fit your” Page Seventy three Frances Roberta Agnes Paterson Eleanor Anne Pepi Mary Louette Per-Lee Mary Ann Phifer Shirley Ann Pierce Mary Louise Poot Cynthia Marsyl Prado Carol Patricia Prince Katherine Ann Reed Ruth Caroline Regitko Eleanor Thomas Riepe Betty Louise Roberts Margaret Roberts Anne Marie Robinette Martha Tilghman Royal Nancy Lee Rusk Madeline Sonneborn Brenda Laetitia Stroud Martha Kate Stuart Mary Elizabeth Tannhauser Martha I turn Iiiompson M artha Randolph 1 on r Marion Bhth Fompkins Patricia Ann Tyler Sara Jane Urban Ann Duffee Voorhees Cynthia Gholsox Watkins Mary Sue Wellens Brenda W ells Janice Ann Wertz Jane Marie Wicker Meta Little W illis Rose Lucenda Wirwille Judith Elaine Wood NOT PICTURED: Shirle I Jepborn Baptiste Sarah Wolfe Buchanan Susan 11al 1 Cannon Sheila .Marlene Dickie Jo Anne Hendricks Jane Fowler Hutton Naomi Jane Moody Jeanette Waters Stalvey Dorothy Bruce Thomas Carol Devlin Wratson Liliana Carlos Christine Rupe Sante Fe, Argentina Basel, Switzerland I Edith Weiss Bern, Switzerland Page Sevent)-fivc Keith McKenna, President Ann Goodykoontz, Secretary-Treasurer, and Sara Ferris, Vice-Presi- dent. Betsy Worley, R.A. Representative; Cassie Champlin and Jane Morris, Stunt Night Co-Chairmen. The Sophomore Class This year we were no longer strangers on campus. Although many of our friends and associates did not return to Queens, we gained several new members and remain the second largest class. The freshman class received their traditional treatment of initiation from us by acting like “peanuts” for a week. The last night of Freshman Week we rewarded them with hot chocolate served around an enormous bonfire. As sophomores we were separated by living in three different dorms, but we joined together for the annual Stunt Night, and, as a class, won the gallery prize—even though our acting was not considered top-notch. Our second year of college was really our first year for active par- ticipation in campus organizations and activities, and we were well represented by various members of our class. Being a sophomore was not easy, and the work was hard, but there were always week-ends to look forward to; we had the privilege of taking eight each semester. It was a year of wishful anticipation. JL Page Seventy-six “Alice in Wonderland” was revisited by the sophomores in their Stunt Ni ht skit. Dorothy Jane Albright Marbury Louise Allen Carol Jean Anderson Elizabeth Annette Anderson Judith Blair Anderson Susan Jeanette Anderson Jean Lowry Ashburn Sandra Jane Baker Barbara Ruthe Ballard Mary Kennon Barksdale 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 Bethany Ann Brawner Carolyn Kelsey Brewer Sall - Lynn Brownell Mary Wysor Burgess Sarah Ellen Burleson Diana Louise Burst Page Seventy-seven “Harold, have the ‘BV been put up yet?’’ Jeanne McKay Byrd Linda Ann Cacehioli Carol Cassie Champlin Bonnie Elise Chappell Mary Frisbie Clark Carolyn Hope Cole Catherine Adele Condon Carol Jean Coons Nanev Elizabeth Cooper Lillian Burket Crommelin Byrd Epes Crowder Jane Blaker Cunningham Claudia Elizabeth Currin Barbara Kay Davis Mary Carol Deahl Mary Judith Decker Susan Denton Dorothy Louise Detriek Frances Glenn Dickerson Patricia Ann Dillingham Page Seventy-eight Mary Frances Dingle jo Wayne Dough ton Vonnell Clara Doyle lecia Jane Dyer Margaret Beth 1 akins 1 Iclen Bitzer Edson Jeannette Svvinton Ellis I rent nn Ennis Elizabeth Bowers E Te Lvnn Dixon Faulk Sharon Jean Ferguson Sara Boykin Ferris Mary Northrop Fieger Susan Janet Fleming irginia McLeod Ford Neal I lartselle Frame Marcia llyson 1 rech 1 lora MacDonald Gammon Margaret Blakely Gee Constance Gill Page Seventy-nine Jule Carlyle Gill Anne Pepper Gillespie Mary Elizabeth Glenn Billie Ann Gloth Ann King Goodykoontz Loretta Anne Gordon Cora Jeanne Greer Mary Julia Hawkins Ramona Patterson Helfrieh Elizabeth Ann Elite Lana Margaret Hobbs Mary Logan Holland Carolyn Hovas Margaret Ann Howard Ereda Elizabeth Howell Denny Elizabeth Hubbard Lois Wharton Eluber Anne Fontaine Johnson Susan McDowell Kelly Elizabeth Ann Kerr Polly Lansdowne Kersker Nancy Epperly Kidd Louise Knox Karen Elizabeth Kraemer Sarah Elizabeth Kyle Page Highly Helen YVoolard and Chris Barto relax in the Day Student Lounge between classes. Sharon Leigh Lancaster Elaine Bridges Lavender Susan Louise Lawrence Lauren Russell Lee Jeanne Byrne LeGare Linda Elizabeth Leopold Florida Truitt Love Ann Morgan McKee Keith Maria McKenna Carolvn Elizabeth McLeod Kathleen Caldwell McLeod | u 1 ia McLean Magill joanne DeSales Martin Mary Frances Mat bay Mary Alan Meket Toby Jayne Merk Pamela Gay Metcalf Carla Gay Miller Patricia Kay Miller Elizabeth Mize Margaret Taylor Moise Margaret Moore Jane Franklin Morris Frances Anita Morrow Mary Virginia Muldrow Page Eighty one Judy Anderson daydreams over a letter in the warm spring weather. Linda Ann Nelson Suzanna Odom Nancy Ann Okerson Trudy Ann Olson Cecily Hart Parrish Mary Stafford Patton Reita Pauline Pendry Sara Marcia Perley Linda Carol Phillips Eloise Pierson Frances Sidney Polan Gene Michele Prestera Elaine Fitzgerald Price Linda Anne Rexford Mary Jane Richards Carolyn Riviere Emily Dianne Roberts Lillie Ann Robinson Bonnie Lynn Robishaw Sue Wilson Rupprecht Page Eighty-two Anne Moore Sample Pamela Suzanne Saunders Vicki Saunders Susan Elizabeth Sawyer Carolyn Ruth Schilling Carol Lee Schirm Sharon Eileen Scott Rhanda Robinette Se roggs Carol Ann Settle lane 1 loyd Seymore Sallic Junior Sharpe Dana Lin Shipley Barbara Lee Silva leannie Compere Simms Man Elizabeth Simpson Frances Elizabeth Smith Vnn Marie Sossamon Mary Scott Spencer Gwen Carol Sprehn Linda Marleen Stadler Dorothy Ka Stafford Melody Ann Stancil Mary Elizabeth Steele Sandra Lee Stephens Susan Frances Stephens Ann Sample and Susan Lawrence narrate the sophomore Stunt Night skit. Susan Jane Storey Marilyn Jane Stouflfer Dorothy Corrine Strain Judith Ann Strauch Barbara Elizabeth Sturges Christina Lyn Surrency Elizabeth Ann Tallent Jan Clark Taylor Elizabeth Jean Thompson Nancy Elizabeth Trebeck Phyllis Kaye Tripp Carolyn Elaine Tucker Lola Eugenia Underwood Linda Gail Walker Barbara Jon ell Walter Page Eighty-four The kitchen in Harris saves that long, cold walk to the Y-Store. NOT PICTURED Frances Jacqueline Eubanks Drury May Gaulding Gail Lee Harley Janice Ann Holland jane Carol Hoyme Judy Moore Klingelhofer Myra Kathleen McCollough Mrs. Jacquelyn Moore Nance Judith Page Simpson Marion V irginia Watkins Willene Elizabeth Watkins Ann DeMilly Watson Sue I Jo ward Welch Jacqueline White Martha-Sue Janet White Susan Glenn Whitford Nancy Will is Elizabeth 11 ackney Woodard V1 a rga ret Helen Wool a rd Elizabeth Walton Worley Vanessa Montgomery Yarnall Alice I udge Yeargan Page Eighty-five Bonnie Risher, President Jean Evans, Secretary-Treasurer; and Emily Bodenhamer, Vice-Pres- ident First Plow: Dale Smith, N.S.A. Pxepresentative; Sheryl Greenwood, Stunt Night Co-Chairman; Gene Hill, Q.C.A. Representative; Ellen Robinson, Px.S.C. Representative. Second Roiv: Emily Bodenhamer, Stunt Night Co-Chairman; Beth Johnson, D.S.C. Representative; Anita Henson, N.S.A. Representative; Ellen Seastrunk, Q.C.A. Representative; Judy Payette, R. A. Representative. The Freshman Class Although confusion” was the word to describe the ar- riving of freshmen, we quickly became a significant part of the campus community. The formal initiation was in the form of Rat Week—a week of sophomores’ subjecting freshmen to ridiculous rules and restrictions. But we sur- vived with great spirit and enthusiasm. No sooner had we settled into the routine of studies and campus life, than we had our first project, Stunt Night. Rising the theme, Hello Queens World,” freshmen put together a refreshing stunt depicting their impressions of the Queens’ world. The class had organized into a func- tioning unit! A now-familiar part of the campus, we confidently car- ried out our traditional obligations, such as sponsoring after dinner coffees and presenting Vespers after the Boar’s Head dinner. The climax to a successful year was the Freshman Follies. Gathering the talent of the class on one stage, the girls entertained the rest of the student body with originality and spirit. It was a year of forming a class out of a group of girls and of making this class a value to the school. Page Eighty-six Jenifer Lee Allen Beverly Anne Altman lean Elizabeth ngcll Dorothi Marshall rmstrong Mary Jo rnolcl Janice Lee Bagentose Patricia Lyndall Bagg Linda Clark Bailey Olga Lopez Bara It Margaret nn Barnes Leigh Cecil Barnett Sarah Elizabeth Barr Inch Johnson Barret Dorotli) Judy Barry Deborah Ellen Bateman Barbara Sue Baugher Linda Louise Baxley Nancy Jane Bean Bette Jayne Benson Frances Earle Benson Gertrude Louise Bern Barbara nn Billings Penelope Jane Bird-sail Mary Louise Black Nancy Ann Black Mary Louise Blohm Pamela Jo Blume Katherine Ruth Boardman Emily Gay Bodenhamer Mary Alice Boeckman Jane Marie Bolide Carole Johanna Bopp Jul ian Perdue Boykin Arden Jane Brannan Judith Lynne Broome Betty Sue Brown Mary Jane Brown Mary Hildreth Brownstein Marshall Ann Brunson Mary Tolbert Bryant Diana Lynn Bullard Brenda Kay Burgess Carolyn I Jarper Burk Deborah Jean Butler Margaret Ruth Campbell Cathy Jeanette Carpenter Kathleen Adair Carpenter Linda Ellison Carter Paula Jane Causey Sara Ellen Chambers Demere Ann C larke Dana Leigh Clay Jo-Ann Collins Cathleen Connar Page Eighty-seven ----mmnwrrw Mary Darrah Cooper Judith Patricia Corbett Nancy Harris Corbett Mary Jane Cotter Anne Elizabeth Cowan Cornelia Anne Craw O Brenda Kay Crawford Sara Sprinkle Creasy Dorothy Anne Cumbey Nancy Irwin Dashiell Charlotte Shepard Davis Susan Elizabeth Davis Caryl Ann Day Margaret Matthews Day Nancy Elizabeth Day Lura Augusta Deaton Diane Jane Dickenson Caroline Louise Dixon Elelen Mcllvaine Dixon Mary Susan Dixon Beverly Blythe Dobbins Barbara Elaine Dobson Jean Smith Dobson Patricia Anne Donley Patricia Ann Eakes Elizabeth Molten Earle Carmclla Lynn Earnest Elizabeth Dunkcl Edwards Kathryn Stone Ervin Jean Evans Linda Ann Fabritz Nancy Elizabeth Fewell Leslie Dale Fincher Helen Elizabeth Fraser Katherine Conner Fristoe Cynthia Sue Gandee Dorothy Anne Gay Margaret Gretchcn Gibson Marcia Thele Gilladette Sandy Lynn Glock Lane Gormley Patricia Ann Gottschalk Sheryl Ann Greenwood Pamela Elizabeth Gross Sallie Jo Guess Marilyn Kay Guhl Anne Jeannette Gunnells Jane Anne Hamilton Sandra Lavalctte Hardesty Christine Lynn Hardie Linda Anne Harkev Jacquelyn Sykes Harmon lean Olivia Harris Gail Heath Page Eighty-eight .Myrtle Wise I leery Anita Jacqueline I lenson Susan Jeanne I Ierb fane Davidson I lester Imogene Yuille Hill Barbara Anne 1 loare [udith Haskins Ilobson Sharon Diane 1 Iodshon Nonie Roberta Holt Rose Maureen Horak Barbara lean 1 lornc Marilyn Jane Houser Margaret Ellen Howell Ann Rivers 1 lowie Evelyn Clare Hoyt Betty Mayo Hudson Sara Anne Hunter Mar W ain Ingram Nancy Ireland Mary Jackson Mary Ann Jenkins Beth Twining Johnson Connie Luella Johnson Martha Joy Johnson Page Eighty-nine ■■■«■■■KHilHBUHMHaMBBKBmKIHBHIimBIKm Lucy Ann Johnston Susan Jane Jones Sevasti Evangeline Karaphillis Nancy Carolyn Keith Virginia Alvne Keller o J Jane Kelley Ellen Jamison Kennedy Suzanne Kicklighter Margaret Lucille Kilner Elizabeth Miriam Komac Mary Neale Kononoff Mary McMillan Lane Laura Donna Laney Mary Newell Lawther Elizabeth Randall Layfield Judith Lynn Learned Carol Aline Leavitt Ann Miles Leflferts Diane Amanda Lewis Kathryn Elizabeth Lewis Judith Anne Lindsey Faye Lee Littrell Susan Alice Lohman Margaret Suzanne Lukowski Judith Elaine Luxton Ellen Ann McCulloch Rebecca O’Dell McDaniel Ann Stokes McDonald Frances Genevieve McGlannan Meredith Sue McGrath Barbara Law McKenney Katherine Elise McKnight Sara Ann McMeekin Monique Elizabeth McMullen Patti Sue Macon Mary Anderson Maroney Page Ninety Ann Victoria Marshall Sara Atwater Mason Pauline Eckert Mebane Leigh Gillen Melvin Mary nn Meyering Marilyn Ruth Miller Jean Diane Milro) nn Gervase Moody Marika Sterrett Moore Shirle Lane Morgan Judith nn Morrell Natalie Pogue Morrison Ginger Kathryn Mull Judith I I art Munson Diane Lewis Nemir Susie Sharp Newsom Elizabeth Parker Norman Bonnie Lee North Lana Jill Owens Elizabeth Vance Padgett Maria Diana Panayiotou Linda Frances Partee Judith Ann Payette Claudia Scott Pelfrev Elizabeth Irwin Poole Roberta Louise Pope Nancy Lee Powell Donna Lynn Prather Inglis Katherine Pritchett Catherine Anne Propst Suzanne I larris Query Joan McGimpsey Racunas Coral Susan Ramseur Ellen Grant Reed Susan Cameron Richardson Carolyn Rinker “Is this what is known as closed study?” Page Ninety-one Bonnie Jean Risher Alice Mae Roberts Mary Ellen Robinson Mary Stuart Roclgers Shelley Allen Rosson Margaret Anne Rubel Johanna Pancost Rucker Susan Finklea Ruffin Barbara Lydia Saleeby Susan Day Sartin Jeanne Margaret Saum Lenore Saunders Patricia Ann Scroggs Ellen Elizabeth Seastrunk Karen Marlene Seay Elizabeth Jane Scherer Sharon Irene Skaggs Nora Jean Skinker Candace Ann Smith Cheryl Parnell Smith Margaret Dale Smith Michelle Imboden Smith Dale Daffin Spann Pamela Woodall Spence Christine Alice Sprenkle Anne Lynn Stahl Karen Louise Steadman Elizabeth Brewer Stone Patti Clifford Strong Marianne Taylor Page Ninety-two jane Barbara I horeson loan Celeste 1 brash Lucy Matilda I odd Dale Ann Folson Bonnie Ruth 1 ruesdale nn Shepherd I iirlev Ruth St. Martin IIliner Laura Kate iernstein Shelley Emery Walker inihed Ann Walker Susan Elizabeth ebb nn 1 anelle Weir Katherine Luise elsh Ann Cheney bite Linda nn bite Lura irginia illiams Diane Sue Willis Emil) Rowley Wfoodside Charlotte Lynn W'oodward Susan Crosby Young Grace Gilliam Younger Page Ninety-three u Honors Delta Omicron hat sale is an annual spring project. Page Ninety-six Valkyrie member, Keith McKenna, receives the congratulations of her classmate. Eleanor Judd and Beth Garraway, members of Orb and Sceptre, plan Leadership Training Week with Cindy Wirwille, newly elected President of S.G.A. Honors The ideal student exercises her abilities, discovers her talents, and works toward perfection in her own way. At Queens reward for excellence is offered in the fields of academics, leadership, service, and beauty; it may be on campus, national, or international levels. Girls are com- mended for specific talents, or for versatility and general merit. Many are intelligent, many are attractive. Many un- selfishly give time and effort and work for notable ends. But not enough are or could be recognized. These are the ones we have chosen. Page Ninety-seven May Queen Rhett Sapp Page Ninety-eight - . V Maid of Honor Janie McMullen On the first day of May, Queens went “a-maying” as did the village people in Middle Age England. The Queen of the May, Rhett Sapp, reigned. Her Maid of Honor, Janie McMullen, attended her while the court members, Madrigal singers, Robin flood and Friar duck. May Pole dancers, and club booths added to the gaiety and festivity. P.nge Ninety-nine Beverly Altman Linda Folk Liz Bennett Page One Hundred Ann McDonald Marilyn Stouffer ft Lynn Brownell Gene Hill Charlotte Ingram Pat Helfrich Page One Hundred One Barbara Mann Mary Wain Ingram Judy Wood Sara Marcia Perley Page One Hundred Two May Court Alice Roberts Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Carol Boyd Selection to Who's Who is one of the highest honors that can be at- tained by a Queens student. This year fourteen girls were selected to represent Queens in the publication Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The purpose of Who’s Who is to recognize those who have given outstanding service to the college. The members are selected on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, leadership and cooperation in educa- tional and extracurricular activities, and promise of future worth. Burwell Atkinson Kathy Browne Pat Coiner Beth Garraway Page One Hundred Four Bobby White Susan ne Da Vega Eleanor Judd Linda Mackintosh Linda Folk Nancy Morton Rhett Sapp Mary Tyler Marty McDaniel Page One Hundred Vive V alky rie Valkyrie is an honorary organization which recognizes outstanding leadership, scholarship, and service to the college community displayed during the freshman year. Each year six members of the sophomore class are tapped. The members of Valkyrie serve as ushers at college func- tions and keep records of each student’s activities at Queens. First Row: Betty Simpson; Second Row: Keith McKenna; Third Piow: Elizabeth Eve, Rosie Beaudrot, Sara Marcia Perlev. Orb and Sceptre Members of this leadership organization are selected on the basis of their enthusiasm and interest in Queens. These seniors discuss current events and situations on the campus. At Orb and Sceptre meetings views of the faculty and students are correlated, and improvements are suggested. After elections in the spring, a Leadership Training Week is held for the new officers. First Row: Eleanor Judd, Martha Winders; Second Row: Linda Folk, Beth Garrawav, Bobby White; Third Row: Marty McDaniel, Susanne DaVega, Rhett Sapp, Bunvell Atkinson. Page One Hundred Six First Ron : Sallie Sharpe, Ellen Barrier, Margaret Eakinx Connie Brown; Seco)id Raw: Mary Lou Poot; Third Ron : Susie Mullen; Fourth Row: Bobby W hite. Marshals Chosen on the basis of scholarship achievement, the two girls with the highest average from each of the upper- classes sene as marshals at all formal academic occasions. The senior with the highest average becomes Chief Marshal, and the faculty marshal is Dr. Mildred McEwen. First Row: Connie Brow n, Bobby White, Jean W ilson; Second Row: Babbie Stone, Ellen Barrier, Ginger Burch, Frances James. Sigma Mu Sigma Mu, a regional honorary fraternity composed of members of the junior and senior classes and the faculty, recognizes outstanding scholarship and encourages inde- pendent research. The members are announced at the Awards Day assembly. Page One Hundred Seven Sigma Upsilon Members of the Cakes and Ale chapter of Sigma Upsilon are selected from the upper classes on the basis of their literary interest and ability in creative writing. The organ- ization encourages the members to write and to criticize their own works. The faculty may be elected to associate membership. Delta Omicron Music students who have shown high scholastic achieve- ment may be selected for membership in Delta Omicron, an international music fraternity for women. Members of the Queens chapter of Delta Omicron usher for faculty recitals and for concerts by guest performers. A special project which they undertook this year was that of providing music in the dining hall during Sunday dinner. First Row: Babbie Stone, Martha Winders, Linda Folk; Second Row: Mr. Charles Hadley, Mrs. R. S. Chalmers, Miss Mildred Miscally. First Row: Loretta Gordon, Kathleen Berry, Ann Knott; Second Row: Sue Welch, Molly Royal, Becky Booze, Frances James; Third Row: Carol Blodgett, Linda Privette, Betti McNarey, Kay Christian, Marty McDaniel. Rage One Hundred Eight Honored b having the new dorm named for her was Miss Thelma Albright. Linder the United States-India Women’s College Exchange Pro- gram, Miss Sarah B. Nooe was appointed for the 1965-66 session in India. Marilyn Stouffer represented Queens in Glamour Magazine’s Best Dressed College Girl” contest. Rosie Beaudrot, Betty Simpson, and Carlyle Gill helped keep Valky rie activity cards on all members of the student body. Page One Hundred Nine Activities Activities College life is unique in that it means living in con- tinuous and close association with many people. The extra- curricular program at Queens is an important part of this learning to live with people. By these activities being varied, well-organized, and smoothly executed. Queens offers as much as the student is willing to accept. Some students are in the mainstream and some are in the wake, but the importance is in mastering the relation- ship between the student and her school. College is not a substitute for life, but an introduction to it. Sorority houses provide a welcome break from dorm living. Page One Hundred Twelve Panhellenic Council sponsors a dance weekend each year. The Recreation Association sponsors a basketball tournament between the classes. Page One Hundred Thirteen mm The Norman Walker Dance Company The National Players presentation of Twelfth Night Concert-Lecture Series Victor Christ-Janer, Danforth Visiting Lecturer Page One Hundred Fourteen liberal education is not derived entire!} from the classroom, lo enrich and broaden their horizon of thought, Queens College students have mam opportunities to become acquainted with prom inent artists and lecturers. 1 his year, qualitx and diversity have characterized the program. Indian sitalist and composer, Ravi Shankar, presented a concert of complex Indian music. 1 he Norman Walker Dance 1 roupe, com posed of choreographer Walker and young dancers, performed an exceptional program of modern dance. “ I he World of Cilli Wang described the performances given by Cilli Wang, dancer, mime, sitarist, and comedienne. Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night was presented by the National Players. Through the Danforth Lecture series, architect Victor Christ Janer exposed the college community to “Architecture as an Art Form and ‘‘Space and I heology.” Other noted lecturers included Dr. Zelma George, a sociologist and member of the United States delegation to the United Nations; Ira Progoflf, psychologist and authority on Carl Gusta Jung; and Carey McWilliams, editor of 7 he Nation, who lectured on ‘‘Ethics in an llluent Society. Alexander Tcherepnin, composer, conductor, and pianist, was the special guest at a music symposium. Outstanding faculty concerts and recitals were gi en, and art exhibits and films were available to the community. Students and faculty had the oppor- tunity to attend other performances, such as the Broadway Theater League’s “Luther ; Charlotte Opera Company’s “Falstaff”; the Charlotte Symphony concerts; and “Dark at the Top of the Stairs,” produced by the Charlotte Little Theater. Dr. Zelma George, Visiting l ecturer in psychology Dr. Ira Progoff, Danforth isiting Lecturer Ravi-Shankar, India's Man-of-Music Page One-Hundred Fifteen First Row: Becky Booze, Linda Cacchioli, Susie Jackson, Pat Dill- ingham, Sara Marcia Perley, Kay Crawford, Jo Ann Collins, Shelly Rosson, Alecia Dyer, Marty Phillips, Bonnie Risher, Kathleen Berry, Janie Cargle, Ann Knott; Second Piow: Anita Conner, Donna Laney, Marilyn Guhl, Janelle Weir, Jan Taylor, Judy Corbett, Janice Bag- enstose, Jane Seymore, Edith Weiss, Bettie Meade Peet, Molly Royal, Sue Welch, Joy Johnson, Carol Blodgett, Susie Mullen; Third Row: Caroline Dillon, Kathy Boardman, Nonie Holt, Beth Lewis, Nancy Fewell, Flora Gammon, Kay Christian, Kathy Fristoe, Betsy Fuehrer, Peggy Ann Edens, Loretta Gordon, Teresa Hancock, Alma Blackwelder, Connie Culbreth, Linda Walker. Kay Christian, President Choir Linder the direction of Miss Edith Judkins, members of the choir enriched chapel services, Senior Recognition Day, Boar’s Head, Baccalaureate and Graduation. The group held Christmas concerts and memorial services, and they performed in local churches. The spring tour was the high point of the choir’s year. This year the John A. Holliday Award was established to perpetuate the memory of Mr. John A. Holliday, former director of the choir and an esteemed member of the Music Faculty. I his award was presented to a member of the graduating class for her outstanding service and contribution to the choir over a period of four years. Fage One Hundred Sixteen Becky Booze and Ann Knott, Librarians; Kay Christian, President; Marty McDaniel, “You mean we have three concerts a day on ice-President; Anita Conner, Secretary-Treasurer; Caroline Dillon and Bettie Meade tour?” Peet, Co-Chairmen of Public Pielations. Betty Roberts, Judy Payette, Sara Ferris, Jane Morris, Sally Markle, and Anne Voorhees, members of the chorus, plan their spring concert. Page One Hundred Seventeen Recreation Association The aim of the Recreation Association is to involve every student in some recreational activity. R. A. sponsored inter- collegiate teams through the Tennis, Volleyball, and Bas- ketball Clubs, and it also sent representatives to compete in golf with other schools. Classes participated in swimming, tennis, ping pong, volleyball and basketball to earn points for the President’s Trophy awarded at the end of the year. Monthly movies, bicycle rental, and an Exercise Club were provided for other interested students. j Connie Culbreth, President First Row. Doris Jenkins, Carla Miller, Judy Payette, Connie Cul- breth, Betty Simpson, Dottie Strain, Ann Gillespie; Second Rom: Edrie-Ann Blackwelder, Jane Glover, Ann Marie Sossaman, Joanne Martin, Carolyn McLeod, Sally O'Rourke, Charlotte Ingram, Betsy W or ley. Page One Hundred Eighteen Nancy Deane, Secretary; and Ann Marie Sossaman, Treasurer. The basketball tournament is designed to include every member of the student body. R. A. bicycles often solve the transportation question. Class spirit is strengthened during the basketball tournament com- petition. Page One Htmdred Nineteen Ann Strickland, President Dolphin Club Tryouts are held in both the fall and spring and Dolphin Club members are selected on the basis of their love for swimming, desire to work for perfection, and ability to perform certain aquatic skills. Each year the Dolphins give a performance after select- ing a theme, planning numbers, writing script, making costumes, painting scenery, and coordinating make-up and lighting. This year the show ran for four nights as a tribute to Walt Disney. In “Let’s Pretend’’ the Dolphins portrayed Disney creations of fairy tales. First Plow. Ann Strickland, Sandy Stevens, Pam Metcalf, Marianne Taylor, Bonnie Chappell, Donna Gray, Carla Miller; Second Row: Susie Denton, Nan McLeod, Liz Bennett, Carolyn McLeod, Bar- bara Allen, Jane Glover, Ann Johnson; Third Row: Toby Merk, Shelly Smith, Meredith McGrath, Jean Dobson, Betsy Worley, Nancy Dorrier, Eleanor Riepe, Sally Markle. Page One Hundred Twenty The antics of Donald Duck’s friends Huey, Duey, and Louie were enjoyed by all. Betsy Worley, Program Chairman; Ann Johnson, Treasurer; Carolyn McLeod, Secretary; Jane Glover, Vice-President; Ann Strickland, President. Page One Hundred I wenty-one First Row: Mary Lou Poot, Babbie Stone, Burvvell Atkinson, Elea- nor Pepi, Darla Coffey, Cynthia Watkins; Second Row: Rosie Beaudrot, Kathryn Chatham, Barbara McKinney, Lois Abernathy; Third Row: Tudie Blackwelder, Betsy Edwards, Cindy Wirwille, Kaki Reed, Lois Huber, Diane Beard. Burwell Atkinson, Editor Current 1 his year Queens Current, again under the editorship of Burwell Atkinson, appeared as a bi-weekly student news- paper which kept the college up-to-date on events. Besides functioning as the campus news reporter, Current served as an active forum for an interchange of ideas among students, faculty, and administration. The newspaper re- newed interest in campus-wide affairs and opinions. Page One Hundred Twenty-two The staff reviews the finished product with pride. Eleanor Pepi, Managing Editor; and Diane Beard, Associate Editor. Cynthia Watkins, Circulation Manager. Kathryn Chatham, Business Manager. Page One Hundred Twenty-three The staff reviews pictures submitted for the Coronet. Coronet I he Coronet preserves in photographs and in copy the highlights of each year at Queens College. But in 1964-65 the staff tried to do more than reproduce the main events. 1 hey aimed at the capturing of facial expressions and thoughts—the seemingly small segments of the college way of life. I here were little things that set Queens apart from other schools, that set this year apart from other years. 1 he staff hopes to spark the memory of each future alumna so that she can reflect minutely on this college year in a personal and vivid way. Gene Burton, Editor Page One Hundred Twenty-four Bett Simpson, ssistant Cop Editor, Miss Elizabeth Frix, Advisor; anil Jud W ood, Cop Editor. Dottie Snyder, Honors Editor; Betty Thompson, Organizations Edi- tor; Kaki Mcknight, Clubs Editor; Alice Yeargan, and Joanne Heinz, Photograph) Editors. Hettie Fouler, Business Manager, and Helen W'oolard, Advertising Manager. First Bow: Molly Royal, Junior Editor; Fibba Layfield, Senior Edi- tor; Second Bote: Glenn Dickerson, Sophomore Editor; Jean Milroy, Freshman Editor; and Mary Clark, Faculty Editor. ot pictured: Lynn Caligan, Sorority Editor. Liz Tannhauser, Art Editor, and Mr. George A. Shealy, Art Advisor. Page One Hundred Twenty-five Martha Winders, Editor Signet Th is year the name of the Queens literary magazine was changed from Logos to Signet. This new title was chosen for the following reasons: it is common knowledge that rulers have customarily used their signets or seals of ap- proval on letters and documents; since all of the material included in the literary magazine has had the staff’s ap- proval, the. name Signet is appropriate. Although the name was changed, the insistence on high standards and quality remained rigid. first Row: Becky Ballentine, Marney Collins, Martha Winders, Lin- da Folk, Caro] Cameron; Second Row: Mary Margaret Rogan, Jo Learned, Pam Grebe, Rhett Sapp, Kathy Browne, Kay Davis, Patsy Jamer son. Page One Hundred Twenty-six Independent Reading Committee To stress the intrinsic values and pleasures of reading outside the classroom situation, the Independent Reading Committee selects a book of significance and impact for the campus each semester, hirst semester the committee chose Fhe Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan. I he ques- tions about woman’s identity raised in the book were closely related to this year’s Student Government theme of purpose and involvement. Many informal discussion groups and assembly programs increased student interest. For the second semester. W orlds in Collision by Im- manuel Yelikovsky was selected. Mr. Yelikovsky came to Queens in May to defend his controversial newr concepts of histon and cosmology. First Row: Susie Mullen. Student Chairman, Susie Newsome, Pat Coiner; Second Row: Mrs. C. O. Suite, Miss Thelma Albright, Faculty Chairman, Miss .Marjorie Kirby; Third Row■: Mr. Norris Preyer, Dru Gaulding, Mr. T. B. Looney. First Row: Mrs. Bruce Gebhardt, Martha Winders, Burwell Atkin- Miss Mildred Miscally, Hettie Fouler, Mary Margaret Rogan, Gene son, Mrs. Gordon T. S. Chalmers, Miss Elizabeth Frix; Second Row: Burton, Kathryn Chatham, Mr. Don Farquharson. Publications Board The Publications Board meets periodically to coordinate plans of the college publications; Coronet, Queens Current, Signet, and Student Handbook. I he meetings include dis- cussions of policy changes regarding content, format, and staff organization, as well as discussion of the business transactions of each publication. Recommendations for policy change are usually passed by Publications Board before they are presented to Student Legislature or to the Advisory Board. Members of the Publications Board are student editors, business managers, and faculty advisors. This year the business manager of Current was included as a member of the Board in order to meet the needs of a growing campus. Page One Hundred Twenty-seven Handbook One of the most popular books with the student body, the Handbook serves as a reference for all parts of life at Queens. The specific purpose of the Handbook committee is to compile information on organizations and student life, as well as on rules and regulations of the college. o o During Orientation Week, freshmen attended discus- sions about the Handbook in order to become acquainted with the procedures and traditions of the school and with their role as contributing members of the college com- munity. First Row: Susan Storey, Johanna Rucker; Second Piow: Anne Rob- inette, Mary Margaret Rogan, Chairman, Dottie Strain; Third Row: Anne Vickers, Pat Tyler, Helen Hill. Pat Coiner, Editor Swatches Swatches, a publication of the Student Government Association, is designed primarily for the freshmen and transfer students and is distributed to them during Orien- tation Week. The booklet contains each of these new students’ names, pictures, and hometowns. Miss Mildred Miseally, Mr. Ray Clark, and the Admissions Committee worked with the editor during the summer to produce Queens’ largest publication of Swatches. I his booklet pro- vides an important link between upperclassmen and new students, as well as among the new students themselves. Page One Hundred Twenty-eight Orientation Council I lie purpose of Orientation Council is to introduce Queens to the freshmen. I he main activ ities t 1 the Council are the selection of a Freshman Advisory Council in the spring and the organization of Orientation eek in Sep tember. The 1 reshman Counselors, or 1 .A.C.’s, corresponded with freshmen during the summer, and, in the fall, they helped acquaint them with the college way of life. 1 he many conferences with their advisors and the talks by the faculty were broken up by various social activities: a fashion show, a Panhellenic skit. Get Acquainted sessions, and a mixer with Davidson College. A reception given during Orientation Week provides the freshmen with an opportunity to meet the faculty and administration. Man 1 yler, Chairman First Row: Frances James, Jean Davis, Connie Culbreth, Beth Gar- ravvav, Linda Folk, Mary Tyler, Linda Mackintosh, Marty McDaniel, Fran Sours, Becky Whitfield; Second Row: Nancy Morton, Ann Shaffer, Jan Taylor, Grade Anderson, Burwell Atkinson, kath Browne, Susanne Da ega, Bobbv W hite. Page One Handled Twenty-n'me German Club Open to all upperclassmen enrolled in a 300 level French course or above, the French Club stimulates an interest in the people, language, and culture of France. Whether they discuss books, have suppers, or hear guest speakers at the informal meetings, members can improve their apti- tude in French usage. After completing the equivalent of two semesters of col- lege German, a student is able to join the newly-organized German Club. Only German is spoken around the Deut- seher 1 isch” (German 1 able), and Queens’ two exchange students, Christine Rupe and Edith Weiss, assist the mem- bers with their conversation. This year the club celebrated a German holiday on December sixth . . . the day St. Nicholaus visits Switzer- land and Germany. First Row: Darla Coffey, Susan Storey, Ellen Reed; Second Row: Edith Weiss, Mrs. Agnes F. Hostettler, Christine Rupe, Margaret Walters; Third Row: Karen Steadman, Suzanne Schuster, Lois Abernathy, Ann Goodvkoontz. French Club Two honorary members, Edith Weiss and Christine Rupe of Switzerland, participated in the French program this year and helped Queens girls by speaking the language correctly and fluently. The group met periodically with the French Club of Davidson College. First Ron?: Nancy Pvusk, Miss Catherine Davis, Linka Oelsner, Rupe, Sissy Ives, Betty Roberts, Leslie Smith, Pat Miller, Penny Carol Boyd, Jane Connell; Second Row: Gwen Sprehn, Christine Birdsall, Edith Weiss. Rage One Hundred Thirty Spanish Club I Iispanic culture, language, and people are nl much in terest to the members ol the Spanish Club, ltei the ecpiixalent ol two years ol Spanish, members attend the monthly meetings which are conducted in the language. 1 he programs consist of slides, speakers, Spanish dinners and parties. ll ol these promote the I Iispanic way of life. ()l special value to the club this year was I iliana Carlos, an exchange student from Mgcnlina, who helped the gills learn her native language. First Row Leslie Smith, Miss Marjorie Kiiby, Jo Learned, Ginnv Garcia, Alma Blackwelder, Sandy Baker; Second Row: Kathy Davis, Jo Wayne Duughton, Liliana Carlos, Dinx Bates, Lois Huber, Mar- garet Rubel, Liz Tannhauser. Psychology Chib During the past year, the members of the Psychology Club investigated employment opportunities for psychology majors. A survey of the occupations of former psychology majors was conducted. Programs included local speakers from the fields of clinical, industrial, and social psychology . For enjoyment and to earn money, a bridge tournament wras held in the spring. After visiting Broughton State Hospital in Morganton, North Carolina, the club adopted the project of working in the mental wards at Memorial Hospital. First Row: Dr. Joyce Shealy, Charlotte Ingram, Carol McCormick, Ann Goodson, Beck Blount, Jean Swart, Martha Shell, Sally Law Chris Henry, Mary Jo Millett, Kathie Hallock, Eleanor Judd; Sec- yer, Virginia Carter. ond Row: Dianne Hollenbeck, Gail Cannon, Kaki Reed, Barbara Page One Hundred Thirty-one BKnBSBBnm Young Democrats The North Carolina Federation of Young Democrats Clubs is the educational sphere of the Democratic Party. Its purposes are to fulfill the aims of the Democratic Party, to promote interest in its workings, and to encourage par- ticipation in the political activities of the party. This year the Young Democrats took an active part in the 1964 Presidential campaign with many members work- ing at Charlotte headquarters, making posters, and arous- ing interest among the students. A large group met Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson when she came to Charlotte, and the Young Democrats helped organize Mock Election Week in which Johnson defeated Goldwater. First Row: Carol Kilpatrick, Cynthia Prado, Cynthia Watkins, Kaki Reed, Mary Lou Poot; Second Ron1: Emily Bodenhamer, Elizabeth Barr, Billie Ann doth, Claudia Currin, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Dobson, Beth Garraway, Nancy McLeod, Kaki McKnight; Third Row: Burvvell Atkinson, Liz Tannhauser, Pat Miller, Annie Wat- son, Janice Medlock, Sue Anderson, Lynn Earnest, Ginny Garcia, Ann Gunnells, Tudie Blackvvelder. Young Republicans I he purpose of the Young Republicans Club is to de- velop an intelligent, aggressive, and cooperative Pvepub- lican group; to encourage participation in the activities of the Republican Party; to promote tbe platform and can- didates of the Republican Party; and to provide the student body with a practical political education. The club, organized this year, began an active year by working diligently for the Goldwater-Miller campaign. Members represented Queens at two Republican conven- tions in North Carolina, and they helped organize Mock Election Week. The Queens club met occasionally with Republican clubs in other colleges, particularly Davidson and Charlotte College. First Row: Judy Barry, Babbie Stone, Lin James, Patsy Jamerson, Becky Booze, Claudia Mathews; Second Piow: Gail Heath, Judy Fouche, Barbara Saleebv, Alma Blackvvelder, Barbara McKinny, Carol Boyd, Ann Hollandsworth. Page One Hundred Thirty-two Art Club Open to all interested students, the Art Club was started in 1961 to promote enthusiasm for and participation in art. Visitors arc welcomed at the meetings, and members are hostesses to guest artists. A pre-Christmas art sale made possible another contri- bution to the Queens Art Collection. Awards were pre- sented for second, third, and honorable mention places in the Alpha Gamma Delta Art Contest, while another award went to the most active participant of the organization. First Row: Susan Burleson, Marie Sherrill Mrs. Jo Tarabula, Janice Holland; Second Row: Susan Sawyer, Faye Littrell, Edrie-Anne Blackwelder; Third Row: kathie Neal, Carol Deahl, Betty Hudson, Mr. George Shealv. Biology Club Affiliated with the North Carolina Collegiate Academy of Sciences, the Biology Club informs students of any new developments and opportunities in the field. Queens mem- bers attend the meeting of the Academy of Sciences each year, and their local meetings include films, lectures, and trips to the planetarium. Guest speakers address the club and help develop a greater interest in the biological sciences. First Row: Dr. Jack Fehon, Linda Hargett, Cynthia Gandee, Bar- bara Billings, Alline W ood, Chatty Harris, Kaki Mcknight, Mary Lawther; Second Row: Linda Estes, Abbv Little, Dottie Gay, Betty Benson, Sharon Lancaster, Sandy Glock, Helen Fraser, Tudie Blackwelder, Carolyn McLeod, Becky McDaniel, Johanna Rucker; Third Row: kay Stewart, Emily W’oodside, Bitsy Hardie, Susan Davis, Mary Jackson, Pam Metcalf, Dianne Roberts, Joy Beck, Mary Sue Wellens. Page One Hundred Thirty-three Margaret Rubei, Joanne Martin, Jean Evans, Sally O’Rourke, Linka Oelsner, Kathie Hallock. Tennis Though Queens has no organized tennis team, several qualified girls represent the school in tournaments through- out the Southeastern area. In 1964 Sally O’Rourke won the singles and doubles tournament in the Southern Pines, North Carolina, competition. In addition she was the 1964 Junior Girls Champion of North Carolina in the singles, Basketball In the regularly scheduled games, the basketball team won four and lost one as they defeated Saint Andrews, Winthrop, and Sacred Heart twice, losing only to Winthrop when they played in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Ann Marie Sossaman, team captain, led the team to two victories over the University of South Carolina and Converse at the Basketball Sports Day held at Winthrop College. First Row: Ann Marie Sossaman, Ene Watkins, Cynthia Prado; Second Row: Carlyle Gill, Joanne Martin, Betty Simpson, Jean Evans; Third Row: Susan Dixon, Mary Jane Brown, Charlotte In- gram, Sally O’Rourke. doubles, and mixed doubles divisions; and the winner of the doubles division of the Crackerland Tournament held in Athens, Georgia. Jean Evans, a freshman, was the winner of the National Jaycees Tournament. In the sixteen and under division, she was ranked fifth in the nation. Rage One Hundred Thirty-four Volleyball Ihe Queens volleyball team, consisting ol twelve girls, participated in the annual Volleyball Sports Da) at Ap palachian State Teachers College in Boone, North Carolina. nn Marie Sossaman was elected team captain. First Row: Ann Marie Sossaman, Second Row. Jane Sherer, Nanc Deane; Third Row. Sally Mason, Betsy Edwards; Fourth Row. Sally Marlde, Prissy Mebane. Golf lane Mack has represented Queens in the field of golf for the past two years. In 1964 she won the Virginia Intercollegiate Invitational Golf Tournament sponsored by Mary Baldwin College. Jane Mack Page One Hundred Thirty-five ■man Terpsichorians Interest and a love for dancing are the basic requirements for membership in the Modern Dance Club. Organized in 1963 the club made many contributions to activities and events at Queens. Performing at Boar’s Head, May Day, the Water Show, and Stunt Night, the Terpsichorians choreographed and costumed all of their numbers. Freshmen members of the Modern Dance Club entertain during the Boar’s Head Dinner. First Row: Betty Simpson, Barbara McKinney; Second Row: Anne Olson, Lois Huber; Sixth Roxv: Sallie Jo Guess; Seventh Row: Freda Lindsey, Linda Harkey; Third Row: Christine Rupe, Jane Cunning- Howell, ham; Fourth Row: Carla Miller, Neale KononofF; Fifth Row: Trudy Rage One Hundred Thirty-six The Dance Committee sponsored a formal Christmas dance at the Heart of Charlotte. Dance Committee Organizing the social functions of the student body is the responsibility ot the Dance Committee. Beginning w ith the f reshman Mixer with Davidson during Orientation Week, the first semester was climaxed by the Christmas Weekend. I he festivities included an afternoon concert by well-known folk artist Josh White, which was followed that evening by a formal dance at the 1 Ieart of C harlottc Motel ballroom. 1 he high point of the year’s activities was the May Day Pageant and formal hall. First Row: Carol Kilpatrick, Becky Whitfield, Bea LIpson; Second Row: Betsy Heeseman, Carolyn Cole, Rose Mitchell. Page One Hundred thirty-seven Social Standards Committee Gracie Anderson, Chairman Proper etiquette and attractive personal appearance are promoted by the Social Standards Committee. During Orientation Week the Committee presented a fashion show to help freshmen in improving their college ward- robes. This year members published a special edition on dining room etiquette, served at teas, and presented a wed- ding display in the early spring. In February an assembly was held to select the Best Dressed student. Glamour Mag- azine sponsored the contest. The Social Standards Committee sponsored a reception for the bene- fit of the freshmen during Orientation Week. Gracie Anderson, Dottie Snyder, Dolly Cannon, Betsy Worley, Jackie White. Vage One Hundred Thirty-eight Panhellenic Council Nano Morton, President 1 lie purpose of the Panhellenic Council is maintenance ol good sororit life and intersorority relations, cultivation of sound scholarship, cooperation with the administration in maintenance of high social standards, and the composing of rules governing rushing, pledging, and initiation. I he Council consists of an elected President and three dele- gates from each sorority. I his year Panhellenic Weekend featured open houses, a combo part with the Sabres, and breakfasts in the sorority houses. 1 he New Journeymen presented a concert to climax the weekend. A special project of Panhellenic was the Used Book file which helped students locate second-hand books. Preparing the freshmen for rush, do- nating to the Kennedy Library Fund, and awarding the annual Scholarship Cup were other activities of the Council. First Row: Suzi Fleming, Vice-President: Nancy Morton, Presi- dent: Secotid Row: Shirley Ann Fierce, Secretary; Jean LeGare, Judy Wood, Social Co-Chairmen; Anne Robinette, Treasurer. First Row: Suzi Fleming, Carolyn Hardee, Ann Dozier, Anne son, Judy Strauch, Jean LeGare, Babbie Stone, Betsy Heeseman. Robinette, lan Matthieu, Judy Wood, Jan Taylor, Gracie Ander- Shirley Ann Pierce, Gail McMillan, Doris Petrea, Nancy Morton, son; Second Row: Rhett Sapp, Barbara Mann, Barbara Ann Good- Page One Hundred Thirty-nine Founded on October 15, 1885, at DePauvv University Established at Queens in 1959 Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Scarlet and olive green Open motto: Together let us seek the heights. Alpha Chi Omega The Welcome Back Party . . . “Ladder to the Lyre” week . . . Did everyone have enough matches at the Initiation Banquet? . . . the lyre bird for the wall . . . Lourth (at last!) in scholarship . . . What ever happened to that waffle iron? . . . Eight (count ’em) pounds of butter for sale! . . . Founders Day Dinner . . . Open Houses—How many fraternities did you invite? . . . Apples on a string and folksingers . . . “You volunteered us to address 20,000 envelopes for Cerebral Palsy?!?” We did them in meetings, in slumber parties, in our sleep . . . “Do you really have 100 acres of Christmas trees in your back- yard, Jeanne?” . . . About that budget . . . Pledges’ Open Flouse—they made all the cookies . . . Second semester— frantically addressing envelopes ... a party with a special Valentine—Flo, the punch was good . . . Now third in scholarship! . . . Some of us say goodbye to Queens for the last time, hut all will have dear and lasting memories of Alpha Chi. Page One Hundred Forty Babbie Stone, President Patsy Price, First ice- President Ann Hollandsworth Second ice President Alma Blackwelder Corresponding Secretary Claudia Mathews, Treasurer L inda 1 lar ett Sally Davis Flo Dawkins Susie Fleming Ginny Garcia Jean LeGare Trudy Olson Margaret Roberts Susan Sawyer Jeannie Simms Judy Strauch Kay Stuart Page One Hundred Port)-one ■■■ . . So they built a castle round it, and they called it A D Pi. Founded in 1851 at Wesleyan College Established at Queens in 1931 flower: Violet Colors: Blue and white Open motto: We live for each other. Grade, Ene and Cricket get refreshments ready for an open house. A bakesale in a gingerbread house. Alpha Delta Pi A kitchen showered with sponges, dish towels, and a whistling teapot . . . Babies Anne, Annie, and Betsy B., and non-baby Chris . . . To paint brick wall or not to paint brick wall: that is the question ... a Mothers Party where Wertz fills in for Phoebe . . . Gail and Alfred meet in dirty house . . . It’s midnight, Mek! What do you say? . . . Scholarship awards from Workshop and Pan-Hel . . . I ate enough for me and It . . . HELP!! TERM PAPER LINDER CRACK IN BED! ... So you stored the castle ... A roaring fire, Johnny Mathis on the new stereo, and all lights lit? . . . “The phone? 7:00?! JLINE!!! . . . Scrooge McSommer and 60( to feed a thousand . . . “You stand on the spot on the rug, and I’ll stand on Beth! . . . the Lion dresses as Santa and a baker . . . “No, Dr. Shealy, you don’t have to get up on a chair . . . Wir- wille poetizes: “Margaret likes to sing and have fun, She would rather be an A. D. Pi than a nun. . . . Mrs. Knox passes pleased approval . . . Beach burns but no measles this time . . . Beth leads S.G.A., and Kathy heads Judicial Board . . . Martha edits Signet . . . Who's Who, May Court . . . New babies, new alums ... I want you to know . . . ’ Page One Hundred Forty-txvo Ian Taylor, President lanice Wertz, 'ice President Martha Winders Recording Secretary Carol McCormick Corresponding Secretary F1 lc ii Sommer, Preasnrei Elizabeth nderson Gracie Anderson Rosie Beaudrot Mike Beaufort Beck Blount Becky Booze Kath Browne Gene Burton Betsy Buchan Gail Cannon Mary Clark Gerry Davies Judy Decker Ann Earnest Elizabeth Eve Sharon Ferguson Sara Ferris Linda Folk Beth Garraway Jeanne Greer Kathy Hallock Pat 11 elf rich C hr is Henry Dianne Hollenbeck Man Holliday Weesie Knox Crickett Laine Suzanne McKinstry Mary Meket Margaret Moise Mary V irginia Muldrovv Sally O'Rourke Sara Marcia Perley Cynthia Prado Kaki Reed Eleanor Riepe Frances Smith Fran Sours Linda Stadler Jean Swart Mary Tyler C ynthia Watkins Ene atkins Annie W atson Jackie White Susan Whitford Cindy Wirw die Judy Wood Page One Hundred Forty-three Alpha Gamma Delta The rose bloomed full this year . . . new faces on October 8 . . . fourteen steaks—you’re kiddin’! . . . Stafford finds a pen pal . . . gross woman and gross man decide on Cotton Bales ... a Royal weekend at Blowing Piock . . . Robin discovers dynamite . . . Ballentine ukes, Ange jukes . . . Pat Cox becomes Postmaster General . . . Tell us about the Old Maid, Liz . . . It’s Joe in January . . . Who in the world is the Oriental-cigarette-paek-tearer? . . . (Some- body make Martha read the book!) . . . Vickers and Pepi run for Saint . . . ALWAYS-A BRIDESMAID SNOWS BEST MAN, AND MINISTER’S DAUGHTER FALLS hOR SAILOR ... Jo Wayne’s and Anita’s Good House- keeping Seal of Approval . . . “All right, who locked the keys in the trunk?’’ . . . The Big Trade-In: a jewel for a ten-gallon hat ... “I say, there is no Citadel!!” . . . PRAM—out with it, Darla . . . Lowry and Diane go steady, then travel ice cube path to pin . . . Who? Reginald van Gleason, III? . . . Red Springs boils over ... a week for a wedding . . . Nelson’s Sigma Chi and Diane’s grand- mother-in-law . . . The rose perpetually blooms—old petals may fall, but, come spring, fresh buds arise. “Tell me Ouija, how will we do in rush? Founded on May 30, 1904 at Syracuse University Established at Queens on May 10, 1930 Flowers: Red and buff roses Colors: Red, buff, and green Alpha Gams prepare lor an Hawaiian party. Mary Liz, Betty, and Glenn review an old scrapbook. Page One Hundred Forty-four Doris Petrea, President Martha Phillips, Vice-President Jan Matthieu Recording Secretar) Molly Royal Corresponding Secretari Diane DeWitt, Treasurer Helen C lark, Pledge Trainer Becky Ballentine Darla Coffey Pat Cox Susan Daley Glenn Dickerson |o Way ne Dough ton Angela Duckworth Linda Estes Mary Ellen Flora 1 lartselle Frame Marv Elizabeth Glenn Loretta Gordon lean Grantham Kathleen McLeod nita Morrow Linda Nelson Mary Stafford Patton Eleanor Pepi Pat Prince Anne Robinette Barbara Silva Kitty Anne Tilghman Betty Thompson Anne Vickers Sue Welch Actives welcome new initiates to the chapter with a party. Page One Hundred Port) five Susan, Sally, Dottie, and Tina practice their “Sweet Shoppe’’ skit. Chi Omega Six new pledges and two Zeluffs . . . Greenbrier, via conventioneers . . . GIGIT . . . Tiger’s and Betsy’s cheer- leading injuries . . . Christmas: the Bazaar and the happy family . . . Flaming Mamie turns Santa . . . The Chapter Visitor . . . State Day—Here! . . . Judy’s ingenious, but not so subtle, hints for that Phi Delt pin . . . Diltz’s happy atti- tude towards life ... “I didn’t mean to be ugly!” ... Baby Alice and her tears ... PHONE BILL ... Letter from the Most Worthy Leader . . . ERNIE STEALS OWL ... hot chocolate and popcorn—again? ? . . . Phifer helps Dr. Zeluff with his pipe tobacco . . . Alums bring Betty Jacka, and well never forget her . . . frantic housekeeping and new curtains—at last! . . . The Prism Song: “Red and Yellow, Blue and Green” . . . Kappa Sigs and Chi O’s root for William and Mary—proud, Gail? . . . Scarborough marries . . . Moose: no longer the Eternal Pledge . . . Our own Queen of Valentine—Miss Cassie Champlin . . . the beach weekend! A new pledge in the Chi O. tradition . . . “No one but a Chi Omega looks forward so much to September and so little to May.” “X and a horseshoe . . . Chi O. 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: Llellenic culture and Christian ideals. “Could you call back during initiation?” Page One Hundred Forty-six Betsy Heeseman, President Linda Mackintosh ice-President Sally Ligon Recording Secretary Lee Hastings Corresponding Secret nr) Meta Willis, Treasurer Sue Barker, Pledge Trainer Dinx Bates Linda Cacchioli Cassie C. hamplin Jane Diltz Nancy Dorrier Marcia Freeh Ginger Ford Anne Gillespie Barbara Ann Goodson Ann Goodykoontz Susan 1 Liles Carol Harvey Alden Hatch Mary Logan Holland Ann Johnson Susan Kelly Polly Kersker Nancy Kidd Rida Love Gail McMillen Fran Mathay Mary Jo Millett Susan Milton Jane Morris Nancy Morton Man Ann Phifer Lanie Price Ruth Regitko Dianne Roberts Mary Margaret Rogan Sue Rupprecht Nancy Rusk Carolyn Schilling Ann Shaffer Martha Shell Judy Schumate Madeline Sonneborn Dottie Strain Brenda Stroud Tina Surrency Pat Tyler Linda Walker Brenda Wells Prudy White Betsy Worley Alice Veargan Page One Hundred Forty-seven 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 Kappa Delta Candy bars, candy bars, candy bars ... a broken furnace —fine for fall days, but, oh, those chilly autumn nights! . . . J. B. and Emily Sue marry, and Francille gets a rock . . . Open bouses and stolen records . . . Hardee and the visit from Province President . . . Cissa strips ice box . . . Pious Nathalie rebels against pierced ears and turns nun . . . But, wait! Can a nun ride a motorcycle? ! . . . “Not the same leg, Phillips! . . . pledges don curlers and aprons to fry hamburgers before Saturday night dates ... A Halloween Party with Doz’ as Cleopatra . . . No, SAP, not pineapple ice cream in coffee frappe . . . Abbie as the White Rabbit and a pumpkin . . . Byrd gets Scholarship Award . . . I humper’s and Susan’s favorite game ... A Nassau trip with Steward Gil ... A food basket at Thanksgiving, and orphans for Sunday play . . . “Well, WHOOOOOPEEE! The organized Liz cannot crank Clyde!” ... A new television . . . Barbee pledges and immediately becomes the Red Hot K. D. . . . “ I banks a bushel, darlin’ ... Sissy gets her blouse—gloves next? . . . Candy bars, candy bars, candy barsl “I’ll bid two no trump.” “Let’s drink a toast to the Kappa Delts . . .“ Page One Hundred Forty-eight Carol n Hardee, President Barbara Allen, ice-President Cissa Hasten, Secretary Leslie Smith, I retrsitrer Marby Allen Carol Anderson Carol Boyd Emih Sue Browder Ellen Burleson Susan Burleson Lynn Caligan Kathryn Chatham Anita Conner Till Crommelin Byrd Crowder Nathalie Davis Ann Dozier Trent Ennis Lynn Faulk Judy Fouche Billie Ann Gloth Lana Hobbs Peggy Howard Charlotte Ingram Sissy Ives Polly Jones Eleanor Judd Karen Kraemer Abby Little Nancy McLeod Pat Miller Suzanna Odom Nancy Okerson Mary Lou Per-Lee Shirley Ann Pierce Eloise Pierson Linda Phillips Carol Settle Liz Tannhauser Joel Walter Marion Watkins Page One Hundred Forty-nine Phi Mu Founded in 1836, at Wesleyan College Established at Queens in 1929 Flower: Rose Carnation Colors: Rose and white Open motto: Les Soeurs Fideles “Enthusiasm, enthusiasm, were a real neat hunch of pro- toplasm’’ ... a Heinz contribution to our Inspiration Week . . . Lois (Huber) Lane as Best Pledge ... Tripp, Brownell, McCullough, Dixon, Robinson, Lee, Spencer, Cooper, Cole Cole came through our door ... A Great Pumpkin Party where a Mr. Hadley Ghost Story made us quake in our rah rahs ... A Christmas Feed where Glover leaped from the powder room as Skinny Claus ... A Christmas party for underprivileged children, a bridge tournament, a fashion show . . . Bettianne came back, and Sigrid had a ten-pound legacy ... a Suppressed Desires Partv with Liz Bolav as Cinderella . . . Whitfield as the Great Pumpkin, Old Mother Time, Santa Claus, and a belly dancer . . . Leslie gets Ouips and Cranks Queen, and Marilyn wins Glamour representative . . . eleven pinned, five engaged, and one unpinned ... a Showboat with Captain Sal at the helm . . . Enthusiasm was having countless people doing count- less things—unthanked, but with a smile, because they knew that this was enthusiasm! Page One Hundred Fifty Rhett Sapp, President S.illv Eastham, ice President Ginger Powers Recording Secretary Celeste Hodges Corresponding Secretary Donna Cray, Ireasurer Becky Whitfield, Pledge Tminer Sandy Baker Liz Bennett Liz Bolav Lynn Brownell Joan Browning leannie Byrd Jane Connell Jane Cunningham Nancy Deane Sheila Dickie Ann Dixon Suzi Fleming Helen Edson Hettie Fowler Margaret Gee Carlyle Gill Jane Glover Sandy Gum Teresa Hancock Joanne Heinz Chris Hoecke Lois Huber Frances James Carol Kilpatrick Marty McDaniel Carolyn McLeod Janie McMullen Jane Mack Barbara Mann Carla Miller Rose Mitchell Leslie Moore Anne Rexford Carolyn Reviere Ann Robinson Sharon Scott Betty Simpson Eloise Smith Totty Spencer Marilyn Stouffer Linda Thigpen Phyllis Tripp Mary Sue Wellens Nancy Willis Alline Wood Page One Hundred Fifty-one Epilogue A quick cigarette and a letter in the few, almost- private minutes before Chapel ... a sophomore face distorted by charcoal or clown white or an old stocking ... a term paper and a stack of books we were afraid to leave on the shelf; a stack too high for all our note cards or one night’s reading . . . Page One Hundred Fifty-two . . . a girls’ gym changed by the Josh White sneer of “Sam IlaH’’ ... an ankle-deep snow that came with our first finals and gave us hopes of home- trapped professors ... a long line of black gowned seniors . . . 1964—1965 . . . Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. Page One Htuidred Fifly-three Advertisements For Over 70 Years . . . Your Home of Better Values Quality Style Ladies7 Wear 1033 Providence Road HARDEE'S PHARMACY THE DRUG STORE Phone ED 3-7729 2909 Selwyn Ave. Judy Magill, Bonnie Chappell, and Beth Thompkins love eating a special meal at Harrill's. HARRILL'S BAR-B-Q Barbecue at Its Best 1025 Kings Drive Phone ED 4-8808 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty-six Senior Statistics Lois Owen Abernethy Committee for Christian Re-Emphasis Week (1 ; rravel Stuily broad Pro gram (3); Student Directory Committee (3j; German Club 4 ; Lecture Committee (4' ; Queens Current Photographer .3, 4 . Sarah Louise Adams Queens Scholar (1); Dean’s List (1,2; Coronet Organization Editor 2 ; Freshman Advisory Council 2 ; Dana Scholar ,2, 3 ; Student Curriculum Committee (3); Signer (1, 3), Essay Editor (3); French Club 3. 4 . S. G. A. Draft Committee Chairman (4 . Sylvia Francis Alexander Woman’s College University of Yorth Carolina (1 . Barbara Ann Allen Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Vice-President (3, 4 ; Dolphin Club (3, 4 ; Social Standards Committee. Fern Wheeler Anderson Mountain Sanitarium and Hospital 1. 2. 3;. Linda Carol Arnette Columbia College 1 ; Freshman Advisory Council 4); Young Democrats Club (4). I I ELEN BuRWELL YtKINSON Choir (1. 2}; Queens Scholar 1' ; Queens Current Editor-in-Chief (3, 4 Publication Board (3. 4 , Chairman (4 : Student Legislature (3. 4 N S. A. Cabinet (3); Orientation Council (3, 4 ; Dana Scholar 2, 3, 4 Orb and Sceptre 4 ; Young Democrats Club (4 Marion Shaw Badgett Choir (1, 2); Q. C. . (2, 3 ; Freshman dvisory Council (3. 4 ; Campus Drives Committee 4 . Rebecca Lee Ballentine Alpha Gamma Delta May' Day Dancer (1. 2); Freshman Advisory Council (3 ; Boar’s Head Jester (3); Panhellenic Council (3 ; Dining Room Committee (3); Alpha Gamma Delta Rush Chairman 3 , Activ ities Chairman 4 ; Signet Essay Editor (4). Ellen Barrier Queens Scholar (1 ; Marshal 1.2; Dean's List 1, 2 ; Current ssistant Editor (1, 2 ; Biology C lub 1 ; Dana Scholar (2 ; Gordon Keith Chal mer’s Library Award 2 : French Club 3 . Washington Semester Program 3.; Chief Marshal 4); State C. C. U. X. President 4 ; C. C. U. X. Campus Chairman (4 ; Sigma Mu President 4 . Alma Frankie Blackwelder Alpha Chi O At eg a Meredith College (1, 2); Choir (3, 4); Spanish Club (4 . Rebecca Ann Blount Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Executive Board (3); Student Directors Committee '3 : Stunt Night Co-Chairman (4); German Club (4); Psychology Club President (4;; Alpha Delta Pi Pledge Secretary 1). Guard (4 Carol Ann Boyd Kappa Delta House Council (1); Chairman of Pledge C lass (2); Dean's List (2, 3); R. S. C. Secretary (3); Kappa Delta Social Service Chairman 3); French C lub (2, 3. 4), Program C hairman (3,. President 4); ( lass Vice-President 4 ; Campus Affairs Committee 4 ; Kappa Delta Membership Chairman 4); X. S. A. Member (4 ); Who’s Who mong Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges (4 ). Emily Tilton Braman lpha Delta Pi (1, 2 ; Basketball learn (2 ; Dillard House Dormitory President (3 ; R. S. C. 3 ; Current Reporter 3 . Emily Sue Browder Kappa Delta Claudette Yount Brown Constance Elaine Brown Choir (1, 3); Dean's List (1. 2, 3); Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3 Orientation Committee (2, 3); Student Directory Editor (3); Q. C. A. (2, 3); Chairman Worship Committee (2' ; Marshal (3); Sigma Mu (3, 4 ; Lecture Committee (4 ); X. S. A. Resource Chair man (4); W. T. (1, 2, 3, 4). Membership Chairman (2), President (3), Synod Council of North Carolina '3;. Joyce Ann Benton Brown Erskine College (1 ; Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing (1, 2, 3 Ann Petrie Dobbs Brown Choir (1,2, 3); Freshman Advisory Council (2). Kathryn Diane Brown Alpha Delta Pi Chapel Committee (1 ; Queens Scholar 1 ; Dean’s List 1 ; Dana Scholar 2, 3, 4); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3, 4 ; Marshal (2 ; Alpha Delta Pi Chaplain (2). President (3 ; Panhellenic Council (3); Judicial Board (3, 4), Chairman (4); Orientation Committee (4 ; Student Legislature 4 ; Elections Committee 4 ; Signet 4 ; President’s Board 4 ; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 . Virginia Lee Burch Dana Scholar (2. 3. 4 ; Sigma Mu (3 ; Dean’s List 3' ; Campus Drives Committee (3); Chapel Evaluation Committee (3); T. C. A. Cabinet (4 ; Chapel Committee (3, 4 . Student Chairman (4 ; Class Secretary-Treasurer (4). Susan Starr Burleson K.appa Delta Art Club (2. 3, 4); Kappa Delta Activity Chairman (3. 4); Dillard House Vice-President (3); Young Republicans Club (3, 4). Marion Carole Cameron Virginia Ann Carter Southwestern at Memphis (1, 2 . Mary Lynn Chalfant Elizabeth Abernetify Cheek Page One Hundred Fifty seven Any girl will climb to the top—for a Shoney's Big Boy! SPwnmjA, the home of the BIG BOY HAMBURGER 800 East Morehead 3700 Independence Blvd. 3400 The Plaza 334-6879 536-0716 333-9841 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty-eight Senior Statistics Meredith McC ullough Chiles Ruth Burke Christenbery LaVerne Kay Christian Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Secretary Treasurer (2), Vice-President 3 , President (4 ; Freshman Advisory Council (1, 2 ; Delta Omicron (2, 3, 4), Secretary (2 , President (3 , Second ice President (4 ; Q.C.A. (3 ; Student Madri gal Group (3, 4); Study Travel broad Student Co Chairman (3 . Helen Hodc.es Clark Patricia Anne Coiner Freshman Orientation Committee (2j; Modern Dance Club (3); Dana Scholar (3. 4); Swatches Editor (4); Curriculum Committee Chairman (4); Independent Reading Committee (4); ho's Who Among Students in American Universities atid Colleges (4). Margery Laurette Collins Queens Scholar (1); N. S. A. (2); French Club (2, 3); Signet (3, 4 ; Independent Reading Committee (2, 4); Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4 i. Nancy Jane Connell Phi Mu Phi Mu Corresponding Secretary (3), Reporter (4 i; French Club (3, 4 . Secretary (4). Patricia Ann Cox Alpha Gamma Delta University of Tennessee (1 ; Spanish Club (2 ; Psychology Club (3, 4); Orientation Committee (4); Young Republicans Club (4); Alpha Gamma Delta Membership Chairman (4). Constance Liles Culbreth House Council (1, 2); QCA Worship Committee (2); Choir (3, 4); Fresh- man Advisory Council (3, 4); R. A. (2, 3, 4), Council (2), C lass Repre- sentative (3), President (4); Student Legislature (4); Elections Committee (4); Psychology Club (4). Susan Cochrane DaVega Social Committee CO; Coronet Photography Editor (2); Coronet Award (2) ; Worship Chairman Christian Emphasis Week (2); Biology Club Vice- President (2 ; Orientation Committee (2, 3); Stunt ight Co-Chairman (3 ; R. S. C. (3, 4), Vice-President (3), President (4); S. G. A. Vice- President (4); Elections Committee (4); President's Board (4 ); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4 ). Catherine 11 ays Davis Spanish Club (3, 4). Jean Louise Davis Orientation Committee (2, 4 ; Choir (3); Study-Travel Abroad Program (3) ; D. S. C. President (4). Nathalie I Eall Davis Sarah Lorraine Davis Alpha Cm Omega Pfeiffer College (1, 2j; Young Democrats Club (3, 4). Celia I Iunter Dickerson Be 1 RI Y Mil SON I )oYI 1 Ann Ware Dozier Kappa Delta kappa Delta Sergeant at rms i 2 , Social Chairman 3 ; Young Democrats Club (3 ; Panhellenic Council Representative (4 . Peggy Angela Duckworth Alpiix Gamma Delta D. S. C. Social Chairman (3 ; Handbook Committee (3 ; Swap Shop Chairman (3); Alpha Gamma Delta Librarian (3 , Rush Chairman (4 . Sally Ann East ham Judith Berry Fouche Kappa Delta Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3 ; Kappa Delta Treasurer (3 , Sergeant at-Arms (4); Young Republicans Club Program Chairman (4 ; Campus ffairs Committee (4); V S. O. (4 . Suzanne Louise Fleming Phi Mu Dolphin Club (1. 2. 3, 4), Treasurer (2); N. S. V. Coodinating Council (2); Spanish Club (3); Washington Semester Program (3 ; Panhellenic Council Vice President (4); R. A. Representative (4 . Linda Ann Folk Alpha Delta Pi Class Secretary Treasurer (1. 2 , lpha Delta Pi Pledge Class Chaplain (1 , ssistant Treasurer (2), Treasurer (3), Standards Chairman (4); House Council (1. 2, 3); Valkyrie (2); Q.C.A. Discussion Committee (2); Class President (3 ; Student Legislature (3 ; May Court (3. 4 ; Signet Business Manager (3), Assistant Editor and Poetry Editor (4); President of Long Dormitory (4); R. S. C. (4); Elections Committee (4); Sigma Upsilon (4 ; Orb and Sceptre (4 ; Who’s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. Julia Elizabeth Garraway Alpha Delta Pi Q.C.A. Freshman Coodinating Committee CO; House Council (1); N. S. A. (1,2, 3); Coodinator N. S. A. Congress Ohio State University (2), Dele- gate Model LInited Nations Assembly (3); Delegation Chairman State Stu dent Legislature (2); Alpha Delta Pi Efficiency Chairman (2. 3); Student Legislature Parliamentarian (2); Freshman Advisory Council (2); Young Democrats Club (3, 4), President (3); S. S. L. Chairman Registration Committee (3); C. C. U. N. Committee (3); S. G. A. President (4); Judi ctal Board (4); Orientation Council (4); Orb and Sceptre (4); S. S. L. Chairman Rules Committee (4); N. C. Young Citizens for Johnson Execu tive Director (4); Who’s ho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Jane Porter Glover Phi Mu Art Club (2); Dolphin Club (3, 4), Vice-President (4); R. A. (3, 4), Publicity Chairman (3), Representative (4); Phi Mu Standards C hairman (3), Scholarship Chairman 4 ; Stunt Night Co-Chairman (4 Susan Rebecca IIales Chi Omega Choir (1, 2 ; Music Co-Chairman Stunt Night (1 ; Chi Omega Social Co- Chairman (3). Kathie Sara Hallock Alpha Delta Pi Tennis Team (1, 2, 3, 4); Psychology Club (2, 4); N. S. A. Cabinet (4 ); Freshman Advisory Council (4 . Page One Hundred Fifty-nine OPEN KITCHEN Selecting a charm from Morrison's jewelers, Diane Hollen- beck preserves her college memories. MORRISON'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP 705 Providence Road ED 2-1605 BEST PIZZA IN TOWN 1318 W. Morehead CHARLOTTE, N. C. 759 Providence Road Charlotte's House of Charm Phone ED 2-5031 ncLan te Coiffi ureS Phone 334-9783 117 Cottage Place CHARLOTTE, N. C. Kale-Lawin , Co. “Complete Office Outfitters” Phone 377-2641 217 S. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Margaret Moise and Pat Helfrich add color to those special occasions with flowers from Queens Florist. QUEENS FLORIST 333-8497 1041 Providence Road Page Otie Hundred Sixty Senior Statistics Carolyn Purdie I Iardee Kappa Delta K.ippa Delta Pledge Trainer (I . Social Chairman 2 , Rush Chairman 3 . President (4 . Stunt Night Co-Chairman (3 ; Campus Drives Com- mittee (3): Freshman dvisory Council (3 ; Mock Election Committee 4 ; Panhellenic Council (4 . Linda Leigh I Iarcett Alpha Chi Omega Limestone College 1. 2 ; Alpha Chi Omega Second Vice President -I . Biolog) Club Secretars 4 . Elizabeth Brantley Heeseman Chi Omega Queens Scholar 1 ; Stunt Night Script Committee 1 ; Dana Scholar 2, 3); D. S. C. Representative (T, Treasurer (2); Coro.vet 2. 3 , Advertising Manager (2), Business Manager 3 ; Budget Committee 2. 3 ; Dance Committee (3, 4 !; Davidson Cheerleader (3, 4 ; Publications ard (3); Panhellenic Representative (3 , Council 4 ; Chi Omega Model Initiate (1), President (4). Ruth Deveney Henderson Helen Kay I Iightower Choir (1, 2). Helen Holmes Hill Freshman Advisor) Council (2. 3 ; Campus Drives Committee C3 ; House Council (3); Christian Emphasis Week Committee 3 ; V S. - . Cabinet 4 ; Q.C.A. Cabinet (4), Hatuibook Committee 4). Christine Allen Hoecke Phi Mu Phi Mu Panhellenic Delegate (1 . Rush Chairman 2 . Scholarship Chair man (3). Recorder (4); United Fund Committee (3 ; Study-Travel Abroad Program (3 ; Boar’s Head Ceremonies Reader 4 . Martha Ann Hollandsworth Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega Magazine Chairman (3 , Recording Secretary (4 Young Republicans Club (4 . Anne Cordelia Holliday Peggy Louise I Iopper Charlotte Douglass Ingram Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Pledge President and Best Pledge 1 . Junior Panhellenic (1'; May Court (1, 2, 3, 4 j; R. A. (1, 2. 3, 4), Treasurer (2 , Secretary (3 : Psychology Club (4). Virginia Louise Ives Kappa Delta Choir (I, 2 ); Freshman Advisory Council '3 i; French Club (3, 4 . Vice- President 4 ; Kappa Delta Historian 3[,. Emma Susanne Jackson Choir (1, 2, 3. 4). I rances Keller James Pm Mu Delta O micron (I, 2 , I rcasurer (2 ; Freshman Vdvisory Council (1, 2, 3 ; May Court (1); Dean’s List 2); Alternate Marshal (3); Phi Mu ice President 3 . Sigma Mu 3, 4 ; Orientation Committee 4 ; President of Harris Hall (4). Susan Lindsey James Doris Alexander Jenkins . F. ( 1. 4 j; Basketball C lub (2, 3, 4 ; French Club 3, 4 ; Young Demo- crats Club : 3 ; Russian C lub (4 ; R. . Points Chairman 4 . Shirley Temple Jenkins Mary Ann Johnson Eleanor Sue Iudd Kappa Delta Class Vice-President (] ; Junior Panhellenic Council (1 ; Stunt Night Co-Chairman (1); Choir (1, 2, 3 . Publicity Chairman (2 ; Valkyrie (2 ; S. G. A. Treasurer (2), Secretary (3 ; Freshman dvisory Council 2. 4 ; Orientation Council (2, 3 i; Student Legislature 2, 3. 4 ; Panhellenic Council Secretary (3.;; Orb and Sceptre (3); Psychology Club (4 ; C lass President 4 ; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Sara Ann Lawyer Josephine Kalb Learned Spanish Club 2, 3. 4 , Publicity and Social Chairman 2. 3 . Vice Presi dent 4); Current 3); Signet Copy Editor 4 . Abby Ethel Little Kappa Delta Marshal '1. 2); Dean’s List 1); House Council CL 4); Biology Club ; 1, 2. 3. 4 . President (4); Home Economics Club (1 ; Dana Scholar 2. 3); Freshman Advisory Council 2); Kappa Delta Treasurer 2’, Historian and House Chairman (3). Education Chairman (4 ; Coronet Junior Class Editor (3). Betty Putnam Lowery University of North Carolina 1. 2. 3'. Martha Sue McDaniel Phi Mu Phi Mu Best Pledge (1). Assistant Treasurer (2 . Treasurer (3), Ritual Chairman (4); Delta Omicron (1. 2. 3}; Chorister (2); Concert Choir 1. 3. 4), Secretary (3); Valkyrie President (2); Q.C.A. 2, 3), Treasurer (2), Vice-President (3), Chairman of Christian Emphasis Week (3); Dana Scholar (2, 3. 4 ; Freshman Advisory Council (2 ; Orientation Council 2, 3, 4 ; S. G. A. (2. 4); Budget Committee 2 , Executive Committee 4); N. S. A. Y. Quadrennial Convention (2,; Y. W. C. Southern Regional Council (3); National Council of V. M. C. A. and . W. C . . 3) ; Madrigal Singers 3. : N. S. A. Coodinator 4 , Cabinet Chairman 4) . National Congress 4); Student Legislature ( 4 ; Orb and Sceptre 4 Young Democrats Club 4 ); W. U. S. and Y. M. C. . sian Seminar 4 . Boar’s Head Ceremony (4); Who's W ho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4). Della Jane McMullen Phi Mu Dolphin Club (1, 2. 3); Freshman Advisory Council 2. 4 ; May Court 2. 3, 4 , Maid of Honor (4); Phi Mu Rush Chairman . 3 ; May Day Co-Chairman (4). Page One Hundred Sixty one Betsy Worley and Anne Sample make selections from the Student Store's wide variety of greeting cards. THE STUDENT STORE 9 Textbooks 9 Paperbacks • Stationery and Supplies • Drugs and Sundries 9 Novelties and Gifts 9 Sporting Goods • Greeting Cards 9 Film Processing I Vethank you for your support Page One Hundred Sixty-two Senior Statistics GlEx dora McRee Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing (1, 2, 3 . I inda Lu Mackintosh Ciii Omega Queens Scholar (1 ; Co-Chairman freshman follies (1 ; House Council (1); Chi Omega Treasurer Pledge Class (1 . Treasurer (3), Vice-President (4), Executive Council (3, 4); Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4 ; Valkyrie (2 ; R. S. C. (2, 4), Treasurer (2); Orientation Council (2. 4); Judicial Board (3 1; Freshman dvisory Council (3 ■; Elections Committee (4 ; President of Belk Dormilor (4 i; U lio's ho mong Students in Ameri con Universities ami Colleges. Judith Shaffer Marsh Marilyn Metzner Mary Jo Millett Cm Omega Chi Omega House Chairman (3); Psychology Club Program Chairman (4 . Sue Cameron Moore Nancy Clark Morton Cm Omega Co-Chairman of Freshman Follies (1); Chi Omega Pledge President (1 ; Coronet (1, 3), Faculty Editor (1 , Editor (3); Stunt Night Co-Chairman (2); Student Handbook Committee (2); Q.C.A. Cabinet (2); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Publications Board (3. ; Student Legislature (3. 4 ; Panhellenic Council Vice-President (3), President (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Katherine Williamson Neal Art Club (3, 4); Chorus (3); Young Democrats Club (4). Clarissa Joyce Odom Salem College (1, 2, 3). Carroll Linka Oelsner University of Paris (3); French Club Entertainment Co-Chairman (4 1; Q.C.A. Tutorial Program ( 4 . Anne Porter Pankey Dolphin Club (1. 2 ; Chapel Committee (2); Young Republicans Club (4). Doris Marie Petrea Alpha Gamma Delta House Council (I, 4 i; Alpha Gamma Delta Pledge Treasurer (1), Assis- tant Treasurer (2), Treasurer (3 , President (4); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Current (2); Class Secretary (3); Q.C.A. Tutorial Com mittee Chairman (3); Panhellenic Council (4); Psychology Club (3, 4 . Margaret Boggs Petrey Martha Faye Phillips Alpha Gamma Delta Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice President (4Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3, 4); Alpha Gamma Delta Recording Secretary (3), Second Vice-President (4). Sara Ethel Pollard Choir (I, 4); Biology Club 2. 3, 4 ; Science Seminar (3). Virginia McLeod Powers Phi Mu Queens Scholar (1 ; Dana Scholar (2, 3 ; Cohonli Sorority Editor (2 ; Phi Mu Reporter (3'. Recording Secretary (4 ; Dr. Vndrcw Blair Scholarship (4). Patricia Ann Price Ai pha Cm Omega Home Economics Club (1); Young Republicans Club (3. 4 1 reasurer ( 4 Alpha Chi Omega Chaplain (3 , Vice-President (4 i; German ( lub 4 Linda Lucille Privette Queens Scholar (1); Dana Scholar 2, 3 ,, Delta Omicron 3, 4 . Historian (4) Q.C.A. Day Student Representative (4); D. S. C. (4 . Constance Finch Riiter Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Gamma Delta Art Award (4); Alpha Chi Omega Chapter Advisor (3, 4); Dean's List (4). Mary Margaret Rogan Chi Omega Dean’s List (1, 2); Handbook Committee (3, 4 , Editur (4 ; Signet Bum ness Manager (4 i; Publications Board 4 i. Peggy K. Rosenkampff Katherine Rhett Sapp Phi Mu R. S. C. Freshman Representative (1); Valkyrie (2); Stunt Night Co- Chairman (2); Q.C.A. Cabinet (2); Judicial Board (2, 3, 4); N. S. A. Cabinet (3); Phi Mu Pledge Trainer (3), President (4 ); Signet rt Editor (4 t; May Court (2, 4 ), Queen (4 ; Dana Scholar (4); Orb and Sceptre (4 ; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Carol Dorton Selvey Mary Ellen Sexton Chi Omega Virginia Intermont College (1. 2); Q. C. Freshman Coordinator (3 ; R. S. C. (4); President of Wallace Dormitory (4 . Ann Adams Shaffer Chi Omega House Council (1); Chi Omega Pledge Officer (1), Pledge Trainer (3 ; Current (2); Q.C.A. Cabinet (3); Class Treasurer (3); Freshman Advisory Council (3, 4); R. S. C. (4); President of Morrison Dormitory (4 . Martha Elizabeth Shell Chi Omega Chi Omega Social Chairman (3 ); Psychology Club Vice President (4 . Marie Dianne Sherrill Mitchell Cullege (1, 2); Art Club (3, 4 , Award (3). President (4}. [lidith Carolyn Shumate Chi Omega Converse College (I, 2); Chi Omega Rush Chairman (4 ; Freshman Advisory Council 4); N. S V. ( ibinet 1 Page One Hundred Sixty-three- CASUAL CORNER -x Simply Wonderful Sportswear MYERS PARK CLEANERS, INC. 1039 Providence Road 128 N. Tryon Downtown Charlotte Telephone 334-0157 CHARLOTTE, N. 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Margaret Ellen Sommer Alpha Delta Pi Dolphin Club (I, 2, 3, 4 , Program Chairman (3. 4); Science Club (1, 2, 3. 4); R. A. (1. 2. 3. 4); Q.C. . Cl. 2, 3. 4); House Council (3. 4); Alpha Delta Pi Treasurer (4). Frances Mae Sours Alpha Delta Pi Q.C. . Freshman Coordinating Committee (I)� Special Interests Committee (2 ; Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3, 4); Alpha Delta Pi Standards Chairman (2), House and Yards Chairman (3), Projects Chairman (4); House Council (3); S. G. A. Campus Drnes Chairman (3); Orientation Committee (4); Elections Committee (4); Boar’s Head Ceremonies (4); R S. C. (4 ); President of Watkins Dormitory. Clelia Kathleen Stone Alpha Chi Omega Queens Scholar (1 ; rt Club (1); W. F. (1); Dean's List (1, 3); Dana Scholar (.2. 3, 4); Sigma Mu (2, 3, 4). Research Writing Award (2); Alpha Chi Omega Treasurer (2, 3), President (4); Current Typing Man- ager (3), Art Editor and Reporter (4); Sigma LIpsilon (4); Panhellenic Council (4); Young Republicans Club Second Vice President (4). Sylvia Hastings Stewart Ann Corbin Strickland Dolphin Club (1. 2. 3, 4), President (4); Basketball Club (2, 3, 4 '; R. A. (3, 4), Vice-President (4); Young Democrats Club Secretary (3); Russian Club (4). Jean Iarkness Swart Alpha Delta Pi Amelia Jo Tarabula Jane Ann Taylor Alpha Delta Pi Chapel Committee (2); S. V Re evaluation Committee (2); Coronet Sophomore Editor (2). Alpha Delta Pi Assistant Registrar (2), Treasurer (3), President (4); May Day Co-Chairman (3); May Court (3); Dolphin Club (3, 4); President of Albright Dormitory' (4). Linda Rae I iiigpen Phi Mu University of Tennessee (1). Kitty Anne I ilghman Alpha Gamma Dei i a Mpha Gamma Delta ssistant I louse Chairman (I), ssistant Correspond ing Secretary (2), Conesponding Secretary (3), Social Chairman (4 , Social Standards Chairman (4). Veronica Leigh Tovey Phi Mu Choir (1); Orientation Council (2, 3); Dolphin Club (3); Chapel Com mittee (3); Young Democrats Club (3); Phi Mu Social Chairman (3); French Club (3. 4); N. S. A. Secretary (4). Mary Gardiner Tyler Alpha Delta Ft Mpha Delta Pi Pledge Class Treasurer and Best Pledge ( I), Social Chair man (2), Registrar (3), Outstanding Active Award (3), Rush Chairman (4), Scholarship Award (4); Concert Lecture Committee (1); Freshman Advisory Council (2); Young Democrats Club (3, 4); R. S. C. (3); Presi dent of Long Dormitory (3); Orientation Council (3, 4), Chairman (4); V S. . (4 ; Campus Affairs Chairman (4); Who’s Who � ito� ig Students in American Universities and Colleges. Bea Thomas Upson Ann I Iunter Vickers Alpha Gamma Delta Freshman Advisory Council (1, 4 ); Orientation Council (3); Q.C , (.3, 4 , Secretary' (3); Alpha Gamma Delta Vice-President (3); Handbook Committee (4). Michele Josette Wall Freshman Advisory Council (2, 4); R. A. Day Student Representative (3). Margaret Marion Walters Barbara Ruth White Tennis C lub (1 ;; Q. C. A. Worship Committee (1) President (4); R. . Class Representative (2), Vice-President (3); W. F. Secretary-Treasurer (2); Dolphin Club (2. 3); Sigma Mu (3, 4); Curriculum Committee (3); Orientation Committee (3, 4); Student Legislature (4); Marshal (4); German Club (4); Orb and Sceptre (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Rebecca I albot Whitfield Phi Mu Co-Chairman Stunt Night (1); Q.C.A. Library Committee (2); Dance Com mittee (3, 4), Chairman (4); House Council (3); Phi Mu Rush Chairman (3), Pledge Trainer (4); Orientation Council (4); Freshman Advisory Council (4); Boar's Head Ceremonies (4). Jean Baldwin Wilson Dean's List (1. 2); Dana Scholar (3); Junior Marshal (3); Washington Semester Program (3); Sigma Mu (3, 4); Freshman Advisory Council (4); Young Democrats Club (4). Martha Emmie Winders Alpha Delta Pi Vanderbilt University (1); Q.C.A. (3); Concert Lecture Committee (3); Freshman Advisory Council (3); Student Handbook Staff (3); Signet Poet ry Editor (3), Editor (4); Publications Board (4); Student Legislature (4); Alpha Delta Pi Recording Secretary (4); Orb and Sceptre President (4); Sigma Upsilon (4). Alline Findlay Wood Pm Mu Biology Club (2, 4); Phi Mu Education Chairman (3), Membership Chaii man (4); Dance Committee (4). 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Charlotte, North Carolina Dean of the College, Professor of Psychology', A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Emory University; University of Kentucky. Farquharson, Don, 2413 Ansley Court, Charlotte, North Carolina Treasurer, B.S., Kansas State Teachers College. Kilner, George S., 2311 Radcliffe Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Business Manager, B.S., Georgia School of Technology'. Gebhardt, Ann S., 2500 Sherwood Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Dean of Students, Assistant Professor of Art, B.F.A., M.A., Lake Erie College; Ohio State University. Shaw, Robert W7., 3331 Windsor Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Director of Evening College, B.S., M.A., Purdue University'; Indiana University. Miscally, Mildred L., 1020 Arosa Avenue, Apt. 2, Charlotte, North Carolina Director of Public Relations, Assistant Professor of Journalish, A.B., M.A., University of Georgia. Rayburn, Jean L., 153 Middleton Drive. Charlotte, North Carolina Director of Admissions, A.B., University of North Carolina. Atkins, Catherine M., 243 South Laurel Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Registrar, A.B., M.Ed., Meredith College; Boston University'. Oplinger, M. Phoebe, 1254 Salem Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Librarian, A.B., M.L.S., Maryville College; Drexel Institute of Technology'. Freeman, Gordon Q., 1130 Princeton Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Director of Alumnae Affairs, A.B., M.A., Queens College; Duke University. Rudisill, Louise T., 4221 Murrayhill Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Administrative Assistant to the President, B.S., Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina. 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Jackson, 501 Pressley Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Superintendent of Grounds Bradshaw', Richard, 2100 Emeryw'ood Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Director, Saga Food Service Bristol, Myra C., 2431 Vail Avenue, Apt. 5-B, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary, Evening College Brody', Sallie B., 115 Hillside Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary', Library' Brooks, Harold L., 339 Marsh Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Mail Clerk Bullard, Byron C., 637 Dorothy Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Security Officer Clark, Ray S., 4055 Carlyle Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Multilith Operator Cotter, Amy Lou, 6510 Sardis Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary', Admissions Office Council, Louise, Harris Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina Resident Counselor, Harris Hall Davenport, Maude, 2503 Roswell Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary', Business Office Dodge, Margot, 114 Granville Road, Apt. 7, Charlotte, North Carolina Faculty' Secretary' Dulin, Dr. Thomas L., 200 Greenwich Road, Charlotte, North Carolina College Physician Eisele, Robert P., 1945 Edgewater Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina District Manager, Saga Food Service Fariss, Clemmie, 329 Dover Street, Charlotte, North Carolina PBX Operator Gill, Gertrude G., 533 Jefferson Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary, Music Department Goeller, Lorena A., Albright Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina Resident Counselor, .Albright Flail Gower, Marilou, 420 Queens Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary', Alumnae Office Green, Carrie B., Guest Flouse, 2148 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Hostess, Guest House Flagood, Adele D., 132 Cherokee Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Admissions Counselor Harris, Julia T., Irwin-McKay Infirmary', Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina Resident Nurse Herron, Ruth, 2115 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Superintendent of Dormitories Fliggins, Susan C., 1833 Academy Street, Charlotte, North Carolina Part-time Librarian Hoke, Jane, 2431 Vail Avenue, Apt. 5-B, Charlotte, North Carolina Admissions Counselor Howard, Evelyn, 126 Leonard Avenue, Albemarle, North Carolina Manager, Book Store Hunevcutt, Nancy Lee, Irwin-McKay Infirmary, Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina Assistant Resident Nurse Jenkins, Katherine, 2422 Charlotte Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Clerk, Library' Jones, Sally R., 1622 Geneva Court, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary', President’s Office Little, Mrs. Mason I., Belk Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina Resident Counselor, Belk Hall McCarter, Nell D., Long Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina Resident Counselor, Long Flail McNeill, Donald D., 139 South Canterbury Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Assistant to the Treasurer Manges, Robert, 5608 Amity Place, Charlotte, North Carolina Dining Hall Manager, Saga Food Service Maultsby', Margaret N., 1921 Maryland Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Assistant, Public Relations Office Meyers, Bess, 233 South Torrence Street, Charlotte, North Carolina PBX Operator Neal, Beata, 2214 McClintock Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Clerk, Registrar’s Office Noetling, Veronica M., 1404 Lyon Court, Charlotte, North Carolina PBX Operator Poplin, Sam W7., 1932 Wilmore Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Operations Engineer Raines, Mary, Sharon Road, Charlotie, North Carolina Part-time Librarian Sheahan, Joanne N., 2131 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary' to the Dean of Students Simpson, Rita A., 2214 W7ellesley Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary, Alumnae Office Spivey', Capt. James, 1716 Finchley Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Security Officer Stevenson, Alena M., 1240 Paddock Circle, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary' to the Dean of the College Weaker, Frances D., 4509 Longw-ood Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary', President’s Office Welsh, Wilhelmina, W7allace Hall, Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina Resident Counselor, W7allace Hall W7entz, Dorothy A., 118 Sylvania Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Secretary', Business Office W'icker, Margaret L., 6719 Starcrest Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Relief PBX Operator Yang, Teresa Shu-yi, 2200 Croydon Road, Apt. 12, Charlotte, North Carolina Cataloger, Library' Page One Hundred Sixty-six Faculty J Albright, Thelma. 2322 Wellesley Avenue. Charlotte, North Carolina Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition. .B., M.A., Greensboro College; Duke University. Beidler. William. 2126 Dilworth Road Fast. Charlotte. North Carolina Professor of Philosophy, B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D., University of California; University of North Carolina; Osmania University, Hyderabad, India. Brewer. Charles E., Jr.. 14 16 Scotland Avenue, Charlotte. North C arolina A'isiting Assistant Professor of Economics. A.B.. Princeton University. Chalmers. Roberta T. N., 1565 Stanford Place, Charlotte, North Carolina Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition. A.B.. AI.A., B.Litt.. D.Litt., Mount Holyoke College; Radcliffe College; Oxford Uni- versity; Kenyon College. Daugherty, Boice, 2219 Greenway Avenue, Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of Psychology, A.B., Marshall College; Duke Univer- sity; University of Kentucky. Davis, Catherine R., 2001 Queens Road. Charlotte, North Carolina Instructor in Modem Languages (French ', A.B.. M.A., University of South Carolina: Smith College. Dealy, Ross R., 207 North Dotger Avenue, Apt. C 17, Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of History. A.B., M. A.. Southern Methodist University; Llniversity of Washington; Indiana University. Drinkall. Roger. 1852 Lynnwood Drive. Charlotte. North Carolina .Assistant Professor of Music (Cello . B.Mus.. M.Mus., Curtis Institute of Music. Philadelphia; University of Illinois. Dunlap, Sarah I.. 1829 Queens Road, Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of Home Economics, B.S., M.A., Winthrop College; University of Tennessee. Eagle, Nancy L.. 1863 Lynwood Drive. Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of Music, B.S., M.A., Woman's College of the Uni- versity of North Carolina; Peabody College; Catawba College; University of North Carolina; Appalachian State Teachers College; University of Indiana. Fehon, Jack H.. 2411 Vernon Drive, Charlotte. North Carolina Dana Professor of Biology, B.S., M.S.. Ph.D., University of Florida, Florida State University; University of Wisconsin. Frix, Katherine Elizabeth, 2103 Queens Selwyn Apts., Queens Road West, Charlotte, North Carolina Instructor in Literature and English Composition. A.B.. ALA.. Stetson University; Emory University; University of North Carolina. Green, Shirley H., 4401 Collingwood Drive, Charlotte. North Carolina Instructor in Physical Education Dance . B.S.. Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina. Hadley. Charles O., 2048 Hastings Drive, Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of Literature and English Composition, A.B.. M.A., Davidson College; University of North Carolina; University of Besancon, France; Duke University; University of Birmingham, Stratford, England. Hargett. Marie J., 233 North Dotger Avenue (Apt. E-5). Charlotte, North Carolina Assistant Professor of Music (Children's Piano'. B.Mus., M.AIus.. Greens boro College; Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; University of Hawaii. Henderson. Cary S., 1500 Lilac Road, Charlotte. North Carolina Associate Professor of History and Political Science. A.B., M.A., Ph.D.. University of Florida; Duke University; Syracuse University. Hinton, Donald E.. 3708 Winterfield Place. Charlotte. North Carolina Part-time Instructor in Economics, B.S-. M.S., Georgia Technological Institute. Hostettler, Agnes F.. 60“ Queens Road, Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of French and German. A.B., M.A.. Lenoir Rhyne College; Middleburg College; Llniversity of North Carolina; Teachers College. Woman's Home School, Karsel, Germany; Deaconess Kinder- garten Training School. Frankfurt, Germany; Llniversity of Mainz, Germany. Hoyle. Hughes B.. Jr.. 2040 Hastings Drive. Charlotte, North Carolina Professor of Mathematics and Physics, A.B., M. A., Ph.D., Llniversity of North Carolina; New York University. Ingram, Stebbins B.. 100 Colville Road. Apt. 63-A. Charlotte, North Carolina Part-time Instructor in Economics. B.S.. Davidson College. Jenkins, Eleanor L.. 1521 East Seventh Street, Charlotte, North Carolina Associate Professor of Mathematics. A.B.. M.A., Queens College; University of North Carolina. Judkins. Edith M., Reid Lane. Pineville, North Carolina Assistant Professor of Music (Voice and Choral Conducting), B.M., B.M.E.. M.A.. Greensboro College; Richmond Professional Institute; Tu lane University. Keyes, Roger Lee, 2133 Selwyn Avenue. Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of Music (Piano), B.Mus., M.Mus., Indiana University. Kirby. Marjorie T.. 2201 Sarah Marks Avenue. Charlotte, North Carolina .Assistant Professor of Spanish. A.B.. ALA.. Birmingham-Southern College: University of North Carolina; University of Havana. Lammers. Joseph E.. 1524 Queens Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Assistant Professor of Music Children's Piano), B.Mus., M.Mus., Llni- versity of Alabama; Sherwood School of Music, Chicago; Florida State University. Lewis. Donald E., 1632 Carolina Circle, Gastonia North Carolina Professor of Chemistry, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.. Abilene Christian College; Florida State University; University of Tennessee, Memphis. Looney, T. Buchanan, 2138 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of History, A.B.. ALA.. Southwestern at Memphis; Columbia University. Lovell, James H.. Jr., 5001 Erickson Road. Charlotte, North Carolina Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Texas Christian University; Vanderbilt University. MeEwen, Mildred M., 2316 Westfield Road. Charlotte. North Carolina Professor of Chemistry, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.. Queens College; Universitv of North Carolina. Magher, Ruth R., 3419 Park Road, Charlotte. North Carolina Instructor in Physical Education, B.S.. Woman’s College of the Uni- versity of North Carolina; Llniversity of North Carolina; Johns Flopkins University. Marsh. Alex G.. 535 B Wakefield Drive, Charlotte. North Carolina. Assistant Professor of Biology, B.S.. M.A., Wake Forest College; Uni versity of North Carolina. May. Mbcrt R.. 3451 Windsor Drive, C harlotte, North Carolina Associate Professor of Music Voice , Boston University School of Music; Juilliard School of Music. Medlin. Yancey L., 2225 Westminster Place, Charlotte, North Carolina Associate Professor of Education, A.B., Al.Ed.. Ph.I).. University of North Carolina; Universitv- of Colorado; Eastern Kentucky State College. Monroe, Dougald McD., Jr., 6222 Rose Valley Drive, Charlotte. North Carolina Dana Professor of Literature and English Composition. A.B., ALA., Ph.D., Washington and Lee University; Northwestern University; Osmania University, Hyderabad, India Moose, Phillip A., 2201 Randolph Road. Charlotte, North Carolina Associate Professor of Art, Stevens School; National Academy; Columbia Uni ersit Art School; Skovvhegan School of Painting; Taxco School of Art, Mexico; Academy of Fine Arts, Munich. Morrison, John D., 1817 Maryland Avenue. Charlotte. North Carolina Associate Professor of Music (Organ , B.Mus., M.Mus., A. A.G.O., North western University; University of Minnesota; St. Olaf College. Mullen. Frank G-, Jr., 1812 Carlomda Circle, Charlotte. North Carolina .Associate Professor of Psychology, A.B.. Ph.D., University of Georgia; University of Tennessee. Newman. Paul B.. 2215 Hassell Place. Charlotte. North Carolina Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition. B.S.. M.F.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago; University of Iowa. Noel. Ella Marguerite, Morrison Hall. Queens College. Charlotte. North Carolina Instructor in Music (Violin), Resident Counselor. Morrison Hall. A.B., B.Mus., M.Mus., Oberlin College and Conservatory of Music; Eastman School of Music of the Llniversity of Rochester; Mozarteum Akademie fur Musik, Salzburg, Austria; Davidson College; AA’ake Forest College; University of North Carolina; Duke Universitv . None. Sarah M., 325 Hermitage R.oad. Charlotte. North Carolina Professor of Biology , B.S., M.A., Meredith College; Columbia University; Furman University; University of A'irginia; Woman's College of the University of North Carolina; University of Washington. Oates, Jimmie C.. 3125 Connecticut Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Associate Professor of Physics, B.S.. M.S., Ph.D.. University of Minne- sota; University- of North Carolina. Pharr, Phyllis A., 2516 McClintock Road, Apt. 2, Charlotte, North Carolina Instructor in Physical Education. B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College; University of North Carolina. Pohlman, Edward W., 1030 Coddington Place. Charlotte. North Carolina Dana Professor of Sociology, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Emmanual Missionary- College; Ohio State University. Preyer. Norris W., 2028 Roswell Avenue. Charlotte. North Carolina Dana Professor of History, A.B.. ALA.. Ph.D.. University of North Caro- lina; University of A'irginia; Harvard University; University of AAisconsin. Richardson, Caroline CL. 221 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, North Carolina Assistant Professor of Modem Languages (French . A.B., M.A., AA'inthrop College; University of South Carolina; Llniversity of the South; Univer- sity of Minnesota; Laval University, Quebec; Institut de Phonetique. Paris; Univeristy of Toulouse. Pau, France. Shealy, George A., 1801 Carlanda Circle, Charlotte. North Carolina Professor of Art, Indiana University; Chicago Art Institute: Bell School of Art; Oxbow School of Painting. Shealy, Joyce H., 1801 Carlanda Circle, Charlotte, North Carolina Professor of Psychology, A.B.. M.A., Ph.D., University of South Carolina; Ohio State University-; University of North Carolina. Sherrill, William H.. Jr., 2115 Pinebrook Circle. Charlotte, North Carolina A'isiting Instructor in Geography . Smith, Mary Thomas, 3526 Windsor Drive. Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of Education. A.B., M.A., East Carolina College; Indiana University. Stegner, George A.. 6544 Folger Drive. Charlotte. North Carolina Dana Professor of Music, B.S., B.Mus., M.Mus.. D.F.A.. Miami Universi- ty. Oxford. Ohio; Cincinnati Conservatory; Chicago Musical College; .Aspen School of Music, Colorado. Stuntzner. David C., 525-A Wakefield Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Instructor in An. A.B., M.F.A., Northwestern University; School of the Art Institute, Chicago. Suite. Anne Sessions, 201 Ridgewood Avenue, Charlotte. North Carolina Instructor in Sociology, A.B.. ALA., Columbia College; University of North Carolina. Taylor. Mary Lee, 2251 Selwy n Avenue, Apt. 4, Charlotte, North Carolina .Associate Professor of Bible and Religion, A.B., M.R.E., Salem College; The Biblical Seminary . New A'ork; George Peabody College for Teachers. New A'ork University. Weiant. Edmund T.. 2500 Inverness Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of Foreign Languages ' German and Russian . A.B., Ph.D. Kenyon College; Cornell University; Universitat Basel; Uni versity of Michigan; Indiana University. AA'est, Sarah AL. 171 North Canterburv Road. C harlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of Secretarial Practice. B.S.. AI.R.E.. AA'inthrop College. AA'oman's Alissionary Training School, Louisville, Kentucky. AA'hite, Anne Pleasants, 123 North Caswell Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Director of Education. Presbyrerian Hospital School of Nursing, A.B.. R.N., ALA., Flora Alacdonald College; Stuart Circle Hospital School of Nursing, Richmond, A'irginia; Columbia University. AA'right. Elizabeth G., 2301 Croydon Road, Apt. 4. Charlotte. North Carolina Professor of Bible and Religion, A.B.. B.C.S., B.D., Ph.D., AA’ilson College; Rider College; A'ale Divinity School: A ale Univ ersity . Zeluff, J. Daniel, 2148 Selwyn Avenue. Charlotte. North Carolina Assistant Professor of Bible and Religion, B.S., B.D.. Ph.D.. University of Florida; Union Theological Seminary; Llniversity of Aberdeen, Scot land; Llniversity- of Tampa. Page One Hundred Sixty-seven Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Students, 1964-1965 FIRST SI MESTER Abemethy, Lois Owen—Sr.—618 Roslyn Road. AA inston Salem, N. C. Adams, Sarah I,ouise- Sr.- 405 Last Jones Street, I uquay arina. X t. Albright, Dorothy Jane Fr.—(3rd Sent. . 0 Berkshire Road, Richmond. a. lexander, Sylvia Francis—Sr. —Rt. “, Box T. Charlotte, . C . Mien, Barbara Ann—Sr.—2416 Prospect Road. Tampa, Fla. Mien. Jennifer Lee—Fr. — 2108 Belv uc Road. Waynesboro, Va. Mien. Marbury Louise—Soph.—2416 Prospect Road, Tampa 9, Fla. Altman. Beverly Anne—Fr.—4807 Beach Park Drive, Tampa, Fla. nderson, Carol Jean—Soph.—2042 Weberwood Drive, S. Charleston. . a. nderson, Elizabeth nnette—Soph.-1303 Edgewood Avenue, Florence S. C. nderson. Mrs. Fern AATieeler—Sr.— Rt. 1, Box 279 k. Matthews, X. C. nderson, Grace Isabel—Jr.—2073 Nottingham Lane, Burlington. X I . Anderson, Judith Blair—Soph.-35 Hillside Avenue, Charlotte 9 . C. Anderson, Susan Jeanette—Soph. 4605 W est 26th Street. Arlington, a. Angell, Jean Elizabeth—Fr.—Box 764. Salisbury. N. C. Armstrong, Dorothy Marshall—Fr.—208 Taft Street. Troy, N C. Arnette. Linda Carol—Sr.—104 South 14th Avenue. Dillon. 8. C. rnold, Mary Jo—Fr.—R. D. 3YO, Salem Road. Canfield. O. shburn, Jean Lowry—Soph.—536 Lakeside Drive, Statesville. V ( . tkinson. Helen Burwell—Sr.—536 Maple Avenue. Reidsvillc, N. C . Auten, Judith Kay—Jr.—216 Sloan Street, Belmont, X. C. Badgett. Marian Shaw—Sr.—241 116 Washington Street. E., Charleston. AY. a. Bagenstose. Janice Lee—Fr.—23 AA'est Walnut Avenue, Merchantville. N. J. Bagg. Patricia Lyrndall-Fr.—9 1 10 North Branch Drive, Bethesda. Md. Bailey . Linda Clark—Fr.—24 1 39 Duffield Road, Shaker Heights 22. O. Baker, Sandra Jane—Soph. —686 Wallace Drive, Strafford. Pa. Ballard, Barbara Ruthe—Soph. — 20 Rockingham Road, Greenville. S. C. Ballentine, Rebecca Lee—Sr.—512 West Main Street, Easley. S. C. Baptiste. Mrs. Shirley Hepbom—Jr.—3022 DePaul Ct., Charlot’e, N. C. Baralt. Olga Lopez—Fr.—750 Calatrava Avenue, Coral Gables. Fla. Barbee. Sara Jean—Soph.—122 1 Canterbury Road, Raleigh, X. C. Barker. Sue Summey—Jr.— 1009 W’est 63rd StTeet. Kansas City, Mo. Bark dale, Mary Kennon—Soph.—1 5 5 Broad Street, Danv ille, Ya. Barnes, Margaret Ann—Fr.—Box 163. Davidson, X. C. Barnett, Leigh Cecil—Fr.—2 1 7 Brandon Court, Danv ille. Ya. Barr, Sarah Elizabeth—Fr.-Box 32, West Jefferson, X. C. Barret. Judy Johnson—Fr.—1 20 Kentucky Blvd. Hazard. Ky. Barrier, Ellen—Sr.—1 1 1 1 Hudson Drive, X. E.. tlanta, Ga. Barry, Dorothy Judy—Fr.—1938 Peabody. Memphis, Tenn. Barto, Christine Anne—Soph.—339 Circle Avenue. Charlotte. X. C. Basten. Xarcissa Elizabeth—Jr.—3328 W oodridge Place, Lynchburg. Ya. Bateman, Deborah Ellen—Fr.—1679 North Ocean Blvd.. Palm Beach, Fla. Bates. Ruth Daniel—Jr.—33 10 Carla Street, Orlando, Fla. Baugher, Barbara Sue—Fr.—41“ Bosser Avenue, Way neboro, Ya. Baxley'. Linda Louise—Fr.—Route 1, Marion, S. C. Bean, Nancy Jane—Fr.—170 Upland Way, Haddonfield. X J. Beard. Dianne Delorious—Jr.—2522 Cornell Drive. X. AY., Roanoke, Ya. Beaudrot, Rosalie A incent—Soph.—401 Calhoun Avenue, Greenwood, S. C. Beaufort. Alarjorie AlcCoy—Soph.—5548 Fair Lane. Jacksonville. Fla. Beck. Joy—Fr.—(3rd Sem. . 15 Laughlin Lane. Philadelphia, Pa. Beith. Loiraine Reba—Soph.—Grove Road, P. O. Box 205, Southern Pines, X. C. Bennett, Elizabeth Whitney—Jr.—1920 Xatalen Drive, WTinter Park, Fla. Benson, Bette Jayne—Fr.—1465 Flanders Road. Jacksonville, Fla. Benson, Frances Earle—Fr.—1 303 Pickens Street. Conway, S. C. Bero, Gertrude Louise—Fr.—1 763 Council Bluff Drive. X. AA’., Atlanta 29. Ga. Berry. Judith Anne—Sr.—4522 W’est Seminary- Avenue. Richmond, A'a. Berry, Kathleen McNair—Jr.—105 Douglass Heights. Union, S. C. Billings, Barbara Ann—Fr.—U7S Longleaf Drive, Memphis. Tenn. Birdsall. Penelope Jane—Fr.—120 North Chestnut Street. Westfield, X. J. Bissett, Rebecca Etta—Soph.—5629 Lake Shore Drive, Columbia, S. C. Black, Mary Louise—Fr.—1001 Mahoney Street. Plant City , Fla. Black, Nancy Ann—Fr.—144 5 Thom wood Drive. Spartanburg. S. C. Black, Mrs. Ravona Overton—F-T. X-D— Rt. 4. Box 214, Matthews, X. C. Black welder. Alma Frankie—Sr.—1707 W’oodland Avenue, Burlington, X. C. Blackwelder, Edrie-Anne—Soph.—103 Jackson Homes. Charlotte. X. C. Blodgett, Carol Anne—Jr.—247 Burnside Place, Ridgewood, X. J. Blohm, Mary Louise—Fr.—108 North Cedar Drive. Greenwood. S. C. Blount. Rebecca Ann—Sr.—1620 Hibiscus Drive, Bartow, Fla. Blume, Pamela Jo—Fr.—1204 North Ocean Blvd.. My rtle Beach, S. C. Board man, Katherine Ruth—Fr.—5-A Gregg Circle. Columbia 4. S. C. Bodenhamer, Emily Gay—Fr.—300 AA’oodland Drive, Jacksonville. X. C. Boeckmann, Mary Mice—Fr.—5015 Cliffwood Road, Louisville, Ky. Rohde, Tane Marie —Fr.—1025 Kissengen Avenue, Bartow, Fla. Bolay, Elizabeth Fraser—Soph.—1810 Penny Lane, Decatur, Ma. Booze, Rebecca Anne—Jr.—Lee Highway, Buchanan, A a. Bopp, Carole Johanna—Fr.—209 Moreland Drive. Canfield, O. Bosserman, Susan Carol—Soph.—Rt. 1. Forest Hill. Harrisonburg. A a. Boyd, Carol Ann—Sr.-1210 Palmyra Avenue, Richmond, A'a. Boykin. Julian Perdue—Fr.—69 North Muscogee Avenue, X. AA ., Atlanta, Ga. Braman. Emily Tilton—Sr.—1 53 McKinley Avenue, New Haven, Conn. Brannan, Arden Jane—Fr.—P. O. Box 1294, Stuart. Fla. Brawner, Bethany Ann—Soph.—1 Georgian Court, LItica. NT. Y. Brewer, Carolyn Kelsey—Soph.—46 AA’oodcrest Avenue. X. E., Atlanta. Ga. Brooks, Frances Camille—Fr.—4900 Pine Lake Drive, P. O. Box 1 58, Myrtle Beach, S. C. Broome, Judith Lynne—Fr.—510 North Magnolia, Indialantic, Fla. Browder. Emily Sue—Sr.—Box 23, Wallace, X. C. Brown, Betty Sue—Fr.—1424 Crystal Road. Charlotte. X. C. Brown, Claudette A’ount—Sr.—432 North Green Street. Alorganton, X. C. Brown, Constance Elaine—Sr.—240 AA’arrior Road, Drexel Hill Pa. Brown, Airs. Joyce Benton—Sr.—22 I Grandin Road. Charlotte, X. C. Brown, Mary Jane—Fr.—780 A ell Road, Levvisburg. Tenn. Brown. Mrs. Petrie Dobbs—Sr.—6504 Alonroe Road, Charlotte. X. C. Browne. Kathry n Diane—Sr.—“ 1 5 A'illabella Avenue. Coral Gables. Fla. Brownell, Sally Lynn—Soph.—24 Broughton Drive, Greenville, S. C. Browning, Joan Aletts—Jr.—Drawer 101“, Greenwood, S. C. Brownstein. Mary Hildreth—Fr.—894 North Jefferson Street. Arlington. A a. Brunson, Alarshall Ann—Fr.—107 Sunset Drive. Chester, S. C. Bry ant, Mary Tolbert—Fr.—128 Mimosa Place, Decatur, Ga. Buchan, Elizabeth Austin—Jr.—1 19 Lloyd Street. Alullins, S. C. Buchanan. Mrs. Sarah AA’olfe—Jr.—345 Manning Drive, Charlotte, X. C. Bullard. Dana Lv nn—Fr.—33 10 Pollock Place, Raleigh. X. C. Burch, A’irginia Lee—Sr.—Route 3, Lake City , S. C. Burdette, Rebecca Faye—Jr.—Rt. 1, Box 7. Davidson. N C. Burgess, Brenda Kay—Fr.—2“41 Soring Garden Road, AA’inston-Salem, X C. Burgess, Mary AA’vsor— Soph.—25 Beech Tree Lane, Pelham, X. Y. Burk, Carolyn Harper—Fr.—5522 North 17th Street, Arlington. A a. Burleson, Sarah Ellen—Soph.—404 Parkway Street, Beckley , AA . A’a. Burleson. Susan Starr Sr. 404 Parkway Street. Beckley . A . A a. Burst, Diana Louise Soph. 309 Planthurst. Webster Groves 19. Ab . Burton. 1 ugenia Hargrave Jr. 225 North Saratoga Street, Suffolk, A a. Butler, Deborah Jean I r. 1585 High Ridge Road, Stamford, C onn. Byrd, Jeanne McKay—Soph.—2800 Qucensbury I . tie. Atlanta, Ga. ( acchioli. I inda Ann Soph.-101 Fern wood Avenue. Hartwell, Ga. Caligan, Osra Lv nn—Jr.—101 Edisto Street, Greenville. S. C. C alkins. Airs. Susan Ribble- P I . X I) 2309 Randolph Road, Charlotte X C. Cameron. Marion Carole—Jr.— 3rd Sem. , 210 Nelson Avenue. Spartanburg, S. C. Campbell, Margaret Ruth —Fr.—1 22 1 AA ellington Street, AA’est Palm Beach, I la. Cannon, Gail Meredith—Jr.—1 3 1 1 AA'ilkinson Avenue. Olando, Fla. Cannon, Susan Hall—Jr.—91 I Ardsley Road, C harlotte. X. C Carlos, Liliana Teresita—F T, X-D—Catamarca 304 1 , Santa I t, Argentina Carpenter, Cathy Jeanette—Fr.—847 South Osprey Av enue. Sarasota. I la. Carpenter. Kathleen Adair—Fr.—1 1 2 South Hudson Street. Arlington, A a. C arter, Linda Ellison—Fr.—271 5 Preston Street, Columbia, S. C. Carter, A'irginia Ann—Sr.—154 Edison Drive. Huntington, AA . A a. Causey, Paula Jane—Fr.—321 Second Street. AA'est Point, A a. Chalfant, Mary Ly nne— Sr.—Southwood, AYelch, AA . A a. Chambers, Sara Ellen—Fr.—1 1 1 3 Hickory Road, Charleston, AA'. A a. Champlin, Carol Cassie— Soph.—2009 Old Government Street. Mobile. Ala. Chappell, Bonnie Elise—Soph.—605 Bayview Drive, Belleair, Fla. Chatham. Kathry n AA’ard—Jr.—35 Coventry Lane, Greenville. S. C . Cheek, Airs. Elizabeth Abemethy — Sr.—Lower Armstrong Road, Belmont, X. C. C hristenbery, Airs. Ruth Burke—Sr.—20 1 1 Forest Drive, E., Charlotte, X. C Christian, LaA erne Kay—Sr.—“9 Summers Street, AYelch, AA7. A a. Clark, Helen Hodges—Sr.—1 5 13 34th Street. Sheffield, Ala. Clark, Alary Frisbie—Soph.—5 1 2“ North 37th Road. Arlington, A a. Clarke, Demere Ann—Fr.—1230 Greenridge Road, Jacksonville, Fla. Clay, Dana Leigh—Fr.—1424 Algardi Avenue, Coral Gables. Fla. Coffey . Darla Jim—Jr.—103 Edwards Street. Rutherfordton. X. C. Coiner, Patricia Anne—Sr.—3340 Selvvyn Avenue, Charlotte. X. C. Cole, Carol Diane—Jr.—“ 10 Paradiso Avenue, Coral Gables, Fla. Cole, Carolyn Hope—Soph.—6690 Springmill Road, Indianapolis. Ind. Collins, Jo-Ann—Fr.—601 S. E. Second Street, Alilford. Del. Collins, Margery Laurette—Sr.—505 AA’. 10th Street. AA’ilmington, Del. Condon, Catherine Adele—Soph.—160 AA illadel Drive, Clearwater, Fla. Connar, Cathleen—Fr.—4308 AA'oodmere Road, Tampa. Fla. Connell, Nancy Jane—Sr.—3701 Selvvyn Avenue, Charlotte. X. C. Conner, Anita Mae—Jr.—Route 2, Box 104, Lancaster, A a. Coons, Carol Jean—Soph.—16 Gordonston Avenue, Savannah. Ga. Cooper, Alary Darrah—Fr.—253 Jamaica Lane. Palm Beach, Fla. Cooper, Nancy Elizabeth—Soph.—2424 Cortland Street. AA'aynesboro, A'a Corbett, Judith Patricia—Fr.—1 105 Beltline Blvd., Columbia, S. C. Corbett. Nancy Harris—Fr.—AA’ilson’s Mills, X. C. Cotter. Mary Jane—Fr. —65 10 Sardis Road, Charlotte. X. C. Cowan, Anne Elizabeth—Fr.—301 Pinecrest Drive, Fayetteville, X. C. Cox, Patricia Ann—Sr.—3423 Selvvyn Avenue, Charlotte. X. C. Cox, Patricia Louise—Fr.—149 Com well Avenue, A alley Stream, X. A. Craig. Cornelia Anne—Fr.— Kimbrook. Greenwood, S. C. Crawford. Brenda Kay—Fr.—1507 AA’oodland Drive. Charlotte, X. C. Creasy, Sara Sprinkle—Fr.—Rivermont Driv e. Bluefield, A’a. Crommelin, Lillian Burket—Soph.—1253 Alagnolia Avenue. Alontgomery. Ala. Crowder, Byrd Epes—Soph.—100 Byrd Road, Blackstone, A A. Culbreth. Constance Liles—Sr. —2 10 Harris Avenue. Raeford. X. C. Cumby, Dorothy Anne—Fr.—105 Towsend Street, Bennettsville. S. C. Cunningham. Jane Blaker—Soph.—The Breakers, 2006 North Ocean Blvd., Alyrtle Beach, S. C. Currin, Claudia Elizabeth-Soph.—Route 5. Box 2, Oxford. X. C. Daley', Mary Susan—Jr.—1026 Forest Road. Charleston. AA‘. A'a. Dashiell, Nancy Irwin—Fr.—Staff. ClX’CUSIXA ATEUR, Box 9, FPO, New York, X. Y. Daughertv, Mrs. Frances Perrv—P-T. X-D—2219 Greenvvav Avenue. Charlotte, X. C. DaA’ega, Susan Cochrane—Sr.—355 Spring Lake Road, Columbia, S. C. Davies, Geralda Margaret—Jr.—195 5 Datura StTeet, Sarasota, Fla. Davis, Barbara Kay—Soph —“ 1 5 Wicklow Road, Louisville, Ky . Davis, Catharine Havs—Sr.— (3rd Sem. , 6423 Murray Hill Road, Baltimore 12. Md. Davis, Charlotte Shepard—Fr.—601 Oakland Avenue, Rock Hill, S. C. Davis, Jean Louise—Sr.—4329 Alonroe Road, Charlotte, X. C. Davis, Nathalie Hall—Sr.—101 S South Sterling Avenue. Tampa 9. Fla. Davis, Sarah Lorraine—Sr.—680 Ideal AA'ay, Charlotte, X. C. Davis, Susan Elizabeth—Fr.—194 Sunset Road, AA’est Palm Beach, Fla. Dawkins, Florence Fontaine—Jr.—185 5 AA'oodmere Drive, Jacksonville, Fla. Day', Caryl Ann—Fr.—4994 Long Island Drive, X. AA ., Atlanta, Ga. Day, Margaret Matthews—Fr.—21 55 Rosemont Drive. Montgomery , Ala. Day, Nancy' Elizabeth—Fr.—8 Eton Place, Glen Rock, X. J. Deahl, Mary Carol—Soph.—646 Alelrose Avenue, Kenilworth, 111. Deane, Nancy Howe—Jr.—525 Third Street, S., Safety Harbor, Fla. Deaton, Lura Augusta—Fr.—130 Briarwood Road. Statesville, X. C. Decker. Alary Judith—Soph.—300 South Howard Circle. Tarboro. X C. Dekle, Lettie Lee—F-T, X-D—253 Hillside Avenue, Charlotte. X. C. Denton, Susan—Fr.—(3rd Sem. . 6 Branchvvood Road, Mexico, Mo. Derrick. Dorothv Louise—Fr.—(3rd Sem. . 1309 Coplev Drive. AA ilmington, Del. DeAA’itt. Mary Diane—Jr.—200 Magnolia Drive, Lake City . S. C. Dickerson. Mrs. Celia Hunter—Sr.—1848 Lynnwood Drive. Charlotte. X. C. Dickerson, Frances Glenn—Soph.—1902 Cambridge Drive. Kinston, X. C. Dickie, Sheila Alarlene—Jr.—3003 AVayne Drive, AA’ilmington, X. C Dickinson. Diane Jane—Fr.—1002 AA inding AAray, Baltimore 10. Mary land Dillingham, Patricia Ann—Soph.—318 Elm Street, Lancaster, S. C. Diltz, Phoebe Jane—Soph.—5 155 Randolph Road, Charlotte. X. C. Dingle, Mary Frances— Fr.—(3rd Sem. Box 153, Summerton, S. C. Dixon, Ann Corbett—Jr.—142 Forest Drive, Lancaster, S. C. Dixon, Caroline Louise—Fr.—30 North Reese Street, Memphis 1 1. Tenn. Dixon. Helen Alcllv aine—Fr.—3580 Richmond Street. Jacksonville 5. Fla. Dixon, Mary Susan—Fr.—142 Forest Drive, Lancaster, S. C. Dobbins, Beverly Blythe—Fr.—65 Dreve de Linkebeek. Rhode Saint Gewese, Belgium Dobson, Barbara Elaine—Fr.—21 39 McClintock Road, Charlotte, X. C. Dobson, Jean Smith—Fr.—5340 North Stanford Drive. Nashville, Tenn. Donley', Patricia Anne—Fr.—6020 River Terrace. Tampa, Fla. Dorrier. Nancy Lee—Jr.—806 Riverside Drive, Old Hickory , Tenn. Page One Hundred Sixty-nine Brook Boeckmon and Susan Lohman enjoy seeing and buying the latest college fashions at the Tweed Shop. THE TWEED SHOP Distinctive Casual Clothes for Women CHARLOTTETOWN MALL C0TSW0LD SHOPPING CENTER md, 813 PROVIDENCE ROAD JEWELRY AND GIFTS PARE LANES, INC. CHARLOTTE'S BOWLING PARADISE 1700 Montford Drive JA 3-7633 Page One Hundred Seventy Students Dough ton, Jo Wavne- -Soph.— Rt. 1, I obaccoville, . C . Doyle, Mrs. Beverl Nelson Sr. 544 Al.mluisset Hoad, C harlotte, X. C . Doyle, Vonnell Clara—Soph.- 41)5 Mi. Rainier Drive, I.ouisville, Kv Dozier, Ann Ware—Sr.—West Point, .1. Duckworth, Peggy ngeln—Sr. —2215 Bucknell venue, ( harlotte, X. C. Dyer, Alecia Jane-Soph.—Cartersville. Ga. 1 .ikes, Patricia Ann Fr. -Box 1 16, Pendleton, S. t I akovs, Margaret Beth Soph.—918 North Overlook Drive, Uexandria, Ya. Earle, Elizabeth Molten Fr.-203 Shamrock Drive, Danville, Yu Earnest, Ann Markee Gibson—Jr. -331 AATiite Street, bingdon, a. Earnest, Carmella Lynn—Fr.—50 Bervvind Lane, Welch, W. A'a. Eastham, Sally Anne—Sr.—18 11 West Missouri, Midland. Tex. Edens, Peggy Ann—Jr.-Rt. 5, Box 20, Lumberton, N. C. F.dson, Helen Bitzer Soph.—505 Devon Drive, Birmingham 9, la. Edwards, Elizabeth Dunkel—Fr,—1508 Princess Street, Wilmington, N. C Ellis, Jeannette Svinton—Soph.—666 Folly Road, Charleston, S. C . Ennis, Trent Ann—Soph.—2528 Sunset Drive, Tampa, Fla. Ervin, Kathry n Stone—Fr.—737 Merriman Road, kron, O. Estes, Linda Ray—Jr.—P. O. Box 55, Alturas. Fla. Eubanks, Frances Jacqueline—Soph.—3361 Piedmont Road, tlanta, Ga. Evans. Jean Craig— Fr.—1 10 Dean Street, Belton, S. C. Eve, Elizabeth Bowers—Soph.—1601 Deer Path Road, Dothan, Ma. Fabritz, Linda Ann—Fr.— 7105 14th venue, Takoma Park, Md. Faulk, Lynn Dixon—Soph.— 1208 Indian River Wenue, Titusville, Fla. Ferguson, Sharon Jean—Soph.—1087 Kings Park Drive, Memphis, Tenn. l erris. Sara Boykin —Soph.—5705 Apache Road, Louisville, Kv. Fewell, Nancy Elizabeth—Fr. —508 Fountain Place, Burlington, X. C. Fieger, Mary Northup—Soph.—2307 Merrick Road, Louisville, Ky. Fincher, Leslie Dale—Fr.—851 Fairbanks Road, Charlotte, N. C. Fleming, Susan Janet—Soph.—63 Main Street, Dallas, Pa. Fleming, Suzanne Louise—Sr.—1 545 Bonair Street, Clearwater, Fla. Flora, Mary Ellen—Jr.—Box 2142, Martinsville, Ya. Folk, Linda Ann—Sr.—1920 East Blount Street. Pensacola, Fla. Ford, Yirginia McLeod—Soph.— 114 West more Road, Rome, Ga. Fowler. Flettie Kennedy—Jr.—523 East Main Street, Union, S. C. Frame, Neal Flartselle—Soph. —209 East 5th Wenue, Attalia, Ala. Fraser, Helen Elizabeth—Fr.—227 Morris Street, Morristown, N. J. Freeh, Marcia Allvson —Soph. — 5 1 Alton Drive, Florham Park, N. T. Frisfoe, Katherine Conner—Fr.—1 55 1 Mason Mill Road, Atlanta. Ga. Fuehrer, Elizabeth Louise—Jr.—Station Avenue, Coopersburg, Pa. Gammon, Flora MacDonald—Soph.—603 South Elm Street, Greemillc, X. C. Gandee, Cynthia Sue -Fr.—5 26 Susan Drive. Lakeland, Fla. Garcia, Yirginia Tarleton—Jr. —2201 Sarah Marks Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Garraway, Julia Elizabeth—Sr. —532 West Lafayette Street, Marianna, Fla. Gathings, Louise Ann—P-T, Sr.—1100 Scalvbark Road, Charlotte. XT. C. Gaulding, Drury May—Soph.—Box 193, Charlotte Court House, Ya. Gay, Dorothy Anne—Fr.—35 1 7 Beauclerc Road, Jacksonville 17, Fla. Gee, Margaret Blakely—Soph.—1203 Jackson Avenue. Florence, S. C. Gentry, Laura Nell—Jr.—1003 West Oak Street. Shelby, N. C. Gibson, Mrs. Doris Marshall—P-T, N D— 2503 Roswell Avenue, Apt. 504, Charlotte, N. C. Gibson, Margaret Gretchen—Fr.—504 Plantation Road, Perry, Fla. Gill, Constance—Sonh.-850 Birchwood Drive, Orange, Conn. Gill. Jule Carlyle—Soph.—1934 Ruxton Road. Ruxton 4, Md. Gilladette, Marcia Thele—Fr. — 260 Yest McNeelv Avenue, Mooresville, N. C. Gillespie. Ann Pepper—Soph. —200 James River Drive, Newport News, Ya. Glenn, Mary Elizabeth—Soph. —3 1 8 West Thomas Street, Salisbury , N. C. Clock, Sandy Lynn—Fr.—1 450 Wightman Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Cloth, Billie Ann—Sonh.—RFD 3, Box 105' , Annapolis, Md. Glover, Jane Porter—Sr.—620 Whitlock Avenue, Marietta, Ga. Goodson, Barbara Ann—Jr.—1701 Lake Shore Drive. Ilartsville. S. C. Goodykoontz, Ann King—Soph. —5906 Santa Rosa, Louisville, Ky. Gordon, Loretta Anne—Soph.—921 South Johnson Street, Monroe, N. C. Gormley. Lane—Fr. —40 Northwood Avenue, N. E.. Atlanta, Ga. Gottschalk, Patricia Ann—Fr.—437 Columbus Drive, Savannah, Ga. Grantham, Jean Lovett—Tr.—400 South Main Street, Red Springs, N. C. Gray, Donna Fay—Jr.—1904 Springhill Avenue, Mobile, Ala. Grebe, Pamela Ann—Jr.—Apt 202- . 221 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Ya. Greenwood, Shery l Ann—Fr.—H62 Shorecrest Drive. Orlando, Fla. Greer, Cora Jeanne—Soph.—106 Dean Street, Belton. S. C. Gross, Pamela Elizabeth—Fr.—8050 S. W. 88 Court. Miami, Fla. Guess, Sallie Jo—Fr.—1055 Fairway Drive, Yaynesboro, Ya. Guhl, Marilyn Kay—Fr.—3818 Darby Road, Durham. N. C. Gum, Sandra Lee—Jr.—1812 North Augusta Street. Staunton. Va. Gunnells, Anne Jeannette—Fr.—308 Montford Drive, Charlotte. N. C. Hales. Susan Rebecca—Sr.—204 Flagler Blvd., St. Augustine, Fla. Halloek. Kathie Sara—Sr.—10 Jasper Avenue, Teaneck. N. J. Hamilton, Jane Anne—Fr.—45 1 5 River Road, Louisville, Ky. Hancock. Teresa Gilham—Jr. —1 1 4 Hillside Avenue, Marietta, Ga. Hardee, Caroly n Purdie—Sr. —603 Yest Divine Street, Dunn, N. C. Hardesty, Sandra Laulette—Fr.—141 5 Prince Edward Street, Fredericksburg, Ya. Hardie, Christine Lynn—Fr.—1023 Holly Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. Hargett, Linda Leigh—Sr.—2601 Belvedere Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Flarkey , Linda Anne—Fr.—Rt. 1, Box 49. Orlando, Fla. Harley, Gail Lee—Soph.—3402 Church Road. Cherry Hill, N. J. Harmon. Jacquelyn Svkes—Fr.—893 XTorth Superior Avenue. Decatur, Ga. Harris, Jean Olivia—Fr.—177 Fifth Street, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Harvey, Carol Lawrence—Jr.—1 1-B Nealy Avenue, Langley A. F. B., Ya. Hastings, Sara Lenore—Jr.—11 10 Bolling Road, Charlotte, N. C. Flatch, Alden Elwell—Jr.—6 Bradley Road, Convent Station, N. J. Hawkins, Alary’ Julia—Soph.—Box 1877, Flendersonville, X. C. Heath. Gail—Fr.—737 Parkins Mill Road, Greenville, S. C. Heery, Myrtle Wise—Fr.—625 East 46th Street. Savannah, Ga. Heeseman, Elizabeth Brantley—Sr.—606 Moravian Lane, Charlotte. X. C. Hefner, Mrs. Judith Honeycutt—F-T, N-D—1416 Sugar Creek Road, W., Charlotte, N. C. Heinz, Joanne Candler—Jr.—976 W. Yesley Road. N. Y., Atlanta 27, Ga. Helfrich, Ramona Patterson—Soph.—5044 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. Henderson, Mrs. Ruth Deveney—P-T, Sr.—1500 Lilac Road, Charlotte, N. C. Hendricks, Jo Anne—Jr.—3720 Granada Blvd., Coral Gables, Fla. Henry , Clarissa Sumter—Jr.— Route 2, Clover, S. C. Henson, Anita Jacqueline—Fr.—652 Oak Avenue, Waynesboro, Va. Herb, Susan Jeanne Fr. 1906 Stonehurst Road, Winter Park, Fla. Hester, Jane Davidson- 1 r. 8001 I ureka Drive, Miami, Fla. Hightower. Helen Kay Sr. Lake Hill, Rt. I, Pfafftown. X. C. Hill, Helen Holmes jr. (3rd Sem.) -7 18 Maple Drive, Talladega, la. I fill, Imogene Yuille— I r.—207 Lakewood Drive, Richmond, Ya. Hite, Elizabeth Ann Soph. 2284 C lairmont Road, X. 1 ., tlanta 29, C.a. Hoare, Barbara Anne I r. —302 Live Oak Lane, l argo, Fla. Hobbs, Lana Margaret Sopll.- 808 Baxter Street, I li ahcth t itv, X. C . Hobson, Judith Haskins- Fr. 750 Cheowa Circle, Knoxv ille, Tenn. Hodges, Celeste Hill—Jr. -9 Drury 1 ane, Mobile, Ala. Flodshon, Sharon Diane—I r. 315 Sunburst Court. Clearwater. Flu. I loecke, Christine Allen—Sr. 96 Anavvun Road, North Attleboro, Mass. Holland, Janice Ann —Soph. 1630 Belfield Place, Lvnchburg, A a. Holland, Alary Logan Soph. 4505 Shirley Road, Richmond 25, A a. Hollandsworth, Martha Ann—Sr.- Hillsboro, N. C. Hollenbeck, 1 mily Dianne- Jr. 1620 Seminole Road. Jacksonville, I la. Holliday, Anne Cordelia Sr. —2325 Crescent Avenue. Charlotte. X. C. Holliday, Alary Louise- Jr. 2325 Crescent Avenue. Charlotte, X. C Holt, Nonie Roberta—Fr. —4257 Barnett Drive, Nevvburg, X. A. Hopper, Peggy Louise—Sr.—3421 Mulberry Road, Charlotte, X. C. Ilorak, Rose Maureen—Fr.—282 Karen Drive, Orange, C onn. Home, Barbara Jean—Fr.—123 Ann Rustin Drive, Reidsville, X. C. Houser, Marilyn Jane—Fr,—P. O. Box 96, Indian Trail, X. C . Hovas, Carolyn Soph. 903 7alley A7iew Street, Aiken, S. C. Howard, Margaret Ann—Soph. —5301 Friendly Road, Greensboro, X. C. Howell, Freda Elizabeth—Soph.—P. O. Box 335, Gibson, X. C . Howell, Margaret Ellen —Fr.- 209 South Aroodlvnne Avenue, Tampa, Fla. Howie, Ann Rivers—Fr.—5715 Closchurn Road, Charlotte. X. C . I loyme, Jane Carol—Soph.—2627 Fourth Avenue, A , Grand Forks, X. D. Hoyt, Evelyn Clare—Fr.—18 Bryon Road, Old Greenw ich, Conn. Hubbard, Denny Elizabeth—Soph.—Route 1, Box 674, Fairfax, A a. Huber, Lois AATiarton—Soph.—326 Jasmine Avenue, Orlando, Fla. Hudson, Mrs. Betty Mayo—Fr. —223 North Dotger Avenue, Ain. I 6, Charlotte. N. C. Hughston, Mrs. Elizabeth Webb—P-T, N D—3201 Connecticut Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Honeycutt, Nancy Lee—Jr.—1905 North Allen Street, Charlotte, X. C . Hunter, Sara Anne—Fr.—Rt. 3, Shopton Road, Charlotte, N. C. Hutton, Jane Fowler—Jr. —240 Montrose Drive, Memphis, Tenn. ngram, Charlotte Douglass—Sr.—307 Third Street, Gheraw, S. C. ngram, Mary Wain—Fr.—206 Hawkins Avenue, Sanford, X C . reland, Nancy—Fr.—454 Parkway Drive, Lexington, Ky. ves, A irginia Louise—Sr.—602 Signal Mtn. Blvd., Signal Mtn., Tenn. Jackson, E. Susanne—Sr,— 104 Mclver Street, Cheravv, S. C. Jackson, Mary—Fr.—304 Ash Street, Newport, Ark. Jamerson, Patricia Roy—Jr.—5 A irginia Avenue, Richmond, Aa. James, Frances Keller—Sr.—306 East South Street, Union, S. C. James, Susan Lindsey—Jr. (3rd Sem.)- Aia SS Martiri, Salernitani 24. Salerno, Italy Jenkins, Doris Alexander—Sr.—1707 Belmont Drive, Columbia, S. C. Jenkins, Mary Ann—Fr.—1537 Normandy AVay, Leesburg, Fla. Jenkins, Mrs. Shirley Temple—Sr.—6332 Rosecrest Drive, Charlotte. X. C . Johnson, Anne Fontaine—Soph. —14 East Pleasant Street, Avon Park. Fla. Johnson, Beth Twining—Fr.—6212 Deveron Drive, Charlotte, X. C. Johnson, Connie Luella—Fr.—194 Palmetto Drive, Shaw A. F. B., S. C. Johnson, Martha Joy—Fr.—2225 Leighton Avenue, Anniston, Ala. Johnson, Martha Kerr—Fr.—32 University Place, Lexington, A'a. Johnson, Alary Ann—Sr.—212 South Main Street. Kannapolis, N. C. Johnson, Lucy Ann—Fr.—202 South Main Street, Woodstock, Ga. Jones, Polly Francille—Soph. (3rd Sem.)—1807 Hickory Street. Florence, Ala. Jones, Susan Jane—Fr.—405 South Academy Street. Mooresv ille, N. C. Judd, Eleanor Sue—Sr.—121 1 AA'estbrook Avenue, Richmond, Va. Karaphillis, Serasti Evangeline—Fr.—1550 Ridgewood, Clearwater, Fla. Keith, Nancy Carolyn—Fr.—McCracken Heights, Sanford, X. C. Keller, A'irginia Alyne—Fr.—Box 176, Ellenboro, X. C. Kelley , Jane—Fr.—673 Longvvood Drive, N. W.t Atlanta 5, Ga. Kelly , Mrs. Elizabeth MacLeod—P-T, N-D—3501 Mountainbrook Road, Charlotte, N. C. Kelly , Susan—Soph.—1 555 Link Road, Lynchburg, A’a. Kennedy , Ellen Jamison—Fr.—35 12 Wright Road, Roanoke, Va. Kenney, Mary Pauline—Jr.—106 Second St., S. AA7., Moultrie, Ga. Kerr, Elizabeth Ann—Soph.—106 Elmhurst Road, Baltimore 10, Aid. Kersey, Gail Dorothy—Jr.—6725 Gates Mills Blvd., Gates Mills, O. Kersker, Polly Lansdovvne—Soph.—780 25th Avenue, N., St. Petersburg, Fla. Kicklighter, Suzanne—Fr. —20 10 South Orange Avenue, Sarasota, Fla. Kidd, Nancy Epperly—Soph.—2209 Fairfield Avenue, Bluefield, Ar. A a. Kdner, Mrs. Mabel Teague—P-T, N-D—231 1 Radcliffe Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Kilner, Margaret Lucille—Fr.—23 1 1 Radcliffe Avenue, Charlotte, X. C. Kilpatrick, Carol Leslie—Jr.—Third Street, Pembroke, N. C. Klingelhofer. Judy Moore—Soph. —204 Morris Avenue, Luthersv ille. Aid. Knott, Ann Elaine—Jr.—323 Cascade Avenue, Winston-Salem, X. C. Knox, Louise—Soph.—408 Lloyd Lane, Alexandria 2, Va. Komac, Elizabeth Miriam—Fr.—4705 Powers Ferry Road, Atlanta 27, Ga. Kononoff, Mary Neale—Fr.—1 825 Country C lub Prado, Coral Gables, Fla. Kraemer, Karen Elizabeth—Soph.—6603 Julian Street, Springfield, A a. Kyle, Sarah Elizabeth—Soph. —Box 346, Bristol, A7a. Lane, Mary McMillan—Fr.—1826 South Hull Street, Montgomery , Ala. Lancaster, Sharon Leigh—Soph.—3619 South Main Street, High Point. N. C. Lane, Mary McMillan—Fr.—1826 South Hull Street, Montgomery, Ala. Laneyr, Laura Donna—Fr. 1 107 Concord Avenue, Monroe, N. C. Lavender, Elaine Bridges—Soph. —5226 Buckingham Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Lawrence, Susan Louise—Soph.—Allerton Farm Road, Middlebury, Conn. Lawther, Mary Newell—Fr. — 30 1 0 Wayne Drive, ilmington, X. C. Lawyer, Sara Ann—Jr. (3rd Sem.)—1749 Canterbury Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Layfield, Elizabeth Randall—Fr.—690 Old Ivy Road, N. E., Atlanta 5, Ga. Learned, Josephine Kalb—Sr.—203 Palisade, Memphis, Tenn. Learned, Judith Lynn—Fr.—203 Palisade, Alemphis, Tenn. Leavitt, Carol Aline—Fr. —4321 Sweet Gum Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. Lee, Lauren Russell—Soph. 4 1 1 North Court Street. Quitman. Ga. Lefferts, Ann Miles—Fr. —5431 North 20th Street, Arlington, A a. Lefler, Brenda Ann—Jr.—Box 175. Shelby N. C. LeGare, Jeanne Byrne-Soph.—693 I Sardis Road, Charlotte, X. C. Puge One Hundred Seventy-one m Linda Marleen Stadler, 1967 (Coronet Photographer) 409 Queens Road ED 4-6271 Page One Hundred Seventy-two Students Leonard, Mrs. Jud Moore—F T, N I) 1611) Fulton Vvenue, C harlotte. C Leopold, Linda Elizabeth—Fr.—5639 Riviere Drive. C harlottc, X. C . Lewis, Diane Amanda—Fr.—216 Gibson Road, Louisville, hy. Lewis. Kathryn Elizabeth—Fr. 1401 Chester Avenue, Ilartsvillc, S. C . 1 igon. Sara Mine -Jr.—Rt. 2. Pelham Road. Greenville. S. C Lindsey, Judith Anne—Fr.—Box 1164, Rt. 1. Reidsville, V C. Little. Abby Ethel—Sr.-1 22 South Host Street, Cornelia. Cot. Littrell, Faye Lee—Fr.—Route 2, Box 38A . Athens, la. Lohman, Susan Alice—Fr. —1632 Edgevvot ! Avenue. Jacksonville 5, 1 la. Long, Mrs. Vivian Brewer—Jr.—Route 2, Marshville. - C . Love, Florida Truitt—Soph.—904 LaRoque Vvenue, Kinston. X. C. Lowery. Mrs. Betty Putnam-Sr-2322 Kenmore Avenue. Charlotte. X ( Lukowski, Margaret Suzanne—Fr.—Box 594. Jensen Beach, Fla. Luxton. Judith Elaine-Fr.—846 Shawnee Road. Waynesboro, a. McCarter. Mrs. Nell—P T. N D-Queens College, Charlotte. V C McCollough. Meredith Sr. — 400 North Main Street, Butler, Pa. McCullough, M ra Kathleen Soph. Wood bum Road. Spartanburg, s C VleComb, Mrs. Linda Macken—Jr.- Rt. 8, Box 284. Charlotte. N. C. McCormick, Carol nn-Jr.— 2439 Johnson Street, Hollywood, H.i. McCulloch. Ellen Ann—Fr.—1514 Argonne Road, Tallahassee, Fla. McDaniel. Martha Sue—Sr.—2041 Edgemont Avenue, Bristol. Tenn. McDaniel, Rebecca O'Dell — Fr.—P. O. Box 88. Liberty. S. C. McDonald. Ann Stokes—Fr.—912 Burwell Lane. Columbia. S. C. McGlannan. Frances Genevieve—Fr.—7801 Altamira. Coral Gables, Fla. McGrath. Meredith Sue—Fr.— 2112 Strathmoor Blvd., Louisville 5. Kv. McKee. Ann Morgan—Soph.—5008 Neptune Way, Tampa. Fla. McKenna. Keith Maria—Soph.—13 Brynwood Manor, Narberth. Pa. Mckenney, Barbara Law—Fr.—131“ Country Lane, Orlando. Fla. McKrnstry . Suzanne Gordon—Jr.—495 Kingian Road, Louisville . k . Mcknight, Katherine Elise—Fr.—Route 3. Murfreesboro, Tenn. McLeod. Carolyn Elizabeth—Soph.-1 6 1 Ivy Street. Spartanburg. S. C. McLeod. Kathleen Caldwell—Soph.—3 10 North Main Street. Sumter, S. C. McLeod. Nancy Pope—Jr.—1233 Alegriano, Coral Gables 46. Fla. McMeekin, Sara Anne-Fr.—2400 Wilmot Avenue, Columbia. S. C. McMillen, Gail Eileen—Jr.—324 1 Dawning Drive, Lynchburg. Va. McMullen. Della Jane—Sr.—145 Bayview Drive, Clearwater. Fla. McMullen, Monique Elizabeth—Fr.—2“ Fox wood Drive, Somerset. X. J. McNair, Betti Lynn—Jr.—3505 Madison Avenue, Greensboro. N. C. McRee, Glendora—Sr.—Route 2. Box 228. Maiden, X. C. Mack. Frieda Jane—Jr.—8703 Standish Lane, Richmond. a. Mackintosh, Linda Lu—Sr.—2906 Amherst Avenue, Burlington. N. C. Macon, Pattie Sue—Fr.—Woodland Road. Henderson, N. C. Magill, Julia McLean—Fr. 3rd Sem. —520 Hale Avenue, Morristown. Tenn. Mann, Barbara Joyce—Jr.—1 503 Woodland Avenue, Johnson City. Tenn. Markle, Sarah Elizabeth—Jr.— Yaulding ’ Bluemont, Va. Maroney, Mary Anderson—Fr.—Box 120.. Tryon, X. C. Marsh, Mrs. Judith ShaffeT—Sr.—535-B Wakefield Drive. Charlotte. N. C. Marshall. Ann Victoria— Fr.—914 Vance Street, Raleigh, N. C. Martin. Joanne DeSales—Soph.—4 501 Harris Trail, N. W., Atlanta. Ga. Mason, Sarah Atwater—Fr.—1850 Brandon Avenue, Petersburg. Va. Alathay, Mary Frances—Soph.—1 108 Ravine Drive, Youngstown, O. Mathews, Claudia Louise—Jr.—3242 Van Buren Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Matthieu, Janice Evelyn—Jr.—535 Woodvale Drive, Greensboro, N. C. Mebane, Pauline Eckert—Fr.—450“ Wrightsville Avenue, Wilmington, X. C. Meket, Mary Alan—Soph.—333“ Chelsea Drive, Cleveland Heights 18, O. Melvin. Leigh Gillen—Fr.—4202 Wickford Road. Baltimore 10. Md. Merk. Toby Jayne—Soph.—Wepawaug Road, Woodbridge, Conn. Metcalf. Pamela Gay—Soph.—322 Desha Road. Lexington, K' Metzner, Marilyn—Sr.—Rt. 3, Box 450, Charlotte, X. C. Mevering, Mary .Ann—Fr.—19 Seneca Road, Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Miller, Carla Gay—Soph.—3402 Wilder Lane. Orlando, FH. Miller, Elizabeth Christine—Fr.—728 Westmont Drive, Asheboro, X. C. Miller, Marilyn Ruth—Fr.—4402 Sedgwick Road. Baltimore 10, Md. Miller, Patricia Ann—Jr.—4402 Sedgewick Road, Baltimore 10, Md. Miller, Patricia Kay—Soph.—1027 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Narberth. Pa. Millett, Mary Jo—Sr.—4001 Whitlow, Knoxville, Tenn. Alilroy, Jean Diane—Fr.—827 Knollwood Drive, Hendersonville, N. C. Milton, Susan Louise—Jr.—3105 St. Johns Avenue. Jacksonville 5. Fla. Mitchell, Rosalyn Hazlehurst—Jr.—206 Park Avenue, LaGrange, Ga. Mize, Freida Elizabeth—Soph.—Box 310. Tryon. X. C. Moise, Margaret Tay lor—Soph.—26 Moise Drive, Sumter, S. C. Moody, Anne Genase—Fr.—4400 Volta Place, X. W., Washington. D. C. Moody, Mrs. Naomi Jane—Jr.—2206 Inverness Drive. Charlotte. X. C. Moore, Elizabeth Leslie—Jr.—Spring Lake, Madisonville. Ky. Moore, Margaret Wells—Soph.—355 1 Menendez Drive. Pensacola. Fla. Moore, Marcia Sterrett—Fr.—5 100 Lowell Lane. X. W., Washington 16, D. C. Moore, Sue Cameron—Sr.—210“ Laura Street, Jacksonville. Fla. Morgan. Shirley Lane—Fr.—19 1 2 Lorena Lane, Orlando, FI3. Morrell. Judith .Ann—Fr.—621 Vance Drive, Bristol, Tenn. Morris. Jane Franklin—Soph.—1 140 Rugby Road, Lynchburg, Va. Morrison. Nathalie Pogue—Fr.—3600 Beecham Lane. Cincinnati. O. Morrow. Frances Anita—Soph.—2“42 Beauclerc Road. Jacksonville. Fla. Morton, Nancy Clark—Sr.—Slab Fork, W. Va. Muldrow. Alary V irginia—Soph.—409 Laurens Court. Camden. S. C. Mull, Ginger Kathryn—Fr.—Country Club Road, Shelby. X. C. Mullen, Donna Sue—Jr.-“44 North Aspen Street, Lincolnton. X C. Munson. Judith Han—Fr.—5219 Pembroke Place, Pittsburgh 32. Pa. Nance. Mrs. Jacquelyn Moore—Soph.—652“ Burlwood Road. Charlotte, X C. Neal, Katherine Williamson—Sr.—43“ Banks Street. Graham, X. C. Nelson, Linda Ann—Soph.—12 Ridgewood Road. Rome, Ga. Nemir. Diane Lewis—Fr.—2903 Lorcon Lane, Arlington 7, Va. Newsom, Susie Sharp—Fr. —Route 1. Box 251. Winston Salem. N. C. Norman. Elizabeth Parker—Fr.—1507 Xonh Elam Avenue. Greensboro. X. C. North. Bonnie Lee—Fr.—3906 Royal Blvd.. Lynchburg. Va. Odom. Mrs. Clarissa Joyce—Jr. (3rd Sem.' -425- A Wakefield Drive. Charlotte. X. C. Odom. Suzanna—Soph.—4855 Long Island Drive. Atlanta 5. Ga. Oelsner. Carroll Linka— Sr.—Duck Pond Road. Locust V alley, N. Y. Okerson, Nancy Ann—Soph.—19 Parish Road, New Canaan. Conn. Olson, Trudy Ann Soph.—21 Cambridge Road. Glen Ridge. X J. O'Rourke, Sally Ann—Jr.—2168 Colony Road, Charlotte. X. C. Owens, Lana Jill—Fr.—5 1 2“ Kistler Avenue, Charlotte. X . C. Padgett. Elizabeth Vance—Fr.-P. O. Box 582, Gaffney. S. C. Panayiotou, Maria Diana—Fr.—65 Silverwood, Mobile. Ala. Pankey. Vnnc Porter- Sr. 5?4 3 Orduna Drive, Coral Gables, I la. Parrish, Cecils Hart I r. 3rd Sem. 2675 Rcvnolds Drive, Winston Salem. V Partee, 1 inda Frances—Fr.- 1226 Forest Drive. Covington. Ga. Paterson. Frances Roberta Vgnes—Soph. 607 West Barr Street, I ancastcr, S. C Patton, Mary Stafford—Soph.—200 College Street. Morganton. N. C. Payette. Judith Ann—Fr.—Box 4“2 ( 1305 Cherokee Road . Beaufort, S. C. Peifrev, Claudia Scott—Fr.—6305 Cherry Tree Lane. N. 1 ., Vtlanta 28. Ga. Pendry, Reita Pauline—Soph.—Rt. I I. Box 554 1. Charlotte, V C . Pepi, Eleanor Vnne—Jr.— 1 2 19 Cxldington Place, Charlotte, X. C. Per Lee, Alary Louette—Jr.—3905 North Dumbarton Street, Arlington “. Va. Per ley, Sara Marcia—Soph.- 132 Dougherty Street, Black .Mountain, X. C. Petrea. Doris Alarie-Sr.—320“ Hope Valley Ruud. Durham, N. C . Pctrey, Mrs. Margaret Boggs—Sr.—2219 Randolph Road, Charlotte, VC. Phifer, Alary Ann—Jr.—1 105 East Broad Street. Statesville, X. C. Phillips, Linda Carol—Soph.—2421 Tyson Street, Raleigh, V C. Phillips, Alartha Faye—Sr.—2380 Alaplevvood Avenue, Winston Salem. X. C. Pickering, Elizabeth Barnes—Soph.—Det. 6, 1141 SPAC I RON. A. P. O. 12, New York. X. V. Pierce, Shirley Ann-Jr.—1203 Lake Avenue, Richmond. V a. Pierson, Eloise—Soph.—530 North Last Third Street, Gainesville. Fla. Polan, Frances Sidney—Soph.— 1906 Wiishire Blvd., Huntington, VV V . Pollard, Sara Ethel—Sr.- 1141 Watauga Street, Kingsport. Tenn. Poole, Elizabeth Irwin—Fr.— 71 South Fulton Street. Mobile. Ala. Poot. Alary' Louise—Jr.—2600 West High Street. New Bern. N. ( . Pope, Roberta Louise—Fr.—3634 Aurora Circle. Alemphis. Tenn. Powell, Nancy Lee—Fr.—910 AJava Avenue. Coral Gables. Fla. Powers, Virginia McLeod—Sr.—Latta Highway. Marion. S. C. Prado, Cynthia Alarsy 1—Jr.—570 North Alashta Drive, Miami 49. Fla. Prather, Donna Lynn—Fr.—Rt. 4. Douglas Drive. Charlotte. X. C. Prestera. Gene Alichele—Soph.—206 Forest Road, Huntington, VV . Va. Price, Elaine Fitzgerald—Soph.—507 Anderson Street, Selma. X. C. Price, Patricia Ann—Sr.—““3 Pope Street. Newberry , S. C. Prince, Carol Patricia—Jr.—3226 June Drive, Charlotte. X. C. Pritchett, Inglis Katherine—Fr.—8225 Indian Hill Road, Cincinnati. O. Privette, Linda Lucille—Sr.—819 Ashmore Drive, Charlotte, X. C. Propst, Catherine Anne—Fr.—35 Ingleside Drive, Concord, X. C . Query . Suzanne Harris—Fr.— 525 Cliff Road. Asheboro, N. C. Racunas, Joan AIcGimpsey —Fr.— 20 West Union Street, Morganton. X. C. Ramseur, Coral Susan—Fr.—West Alountain Street. Kings Mountain. X. C. Reed, Ellen Grant—Fr. -2484 Tamisola Street. Sarasota. Fla. Reed, Katherine Ann—Jr.— 1 16 West Augusta Place, Greenville, S. C. Regitko. Ruth Caroline—Jr.—1493 Edgevvood Avenue, Jacksonv ille, Fla. Rexford, Linda Anne—Soph.—449 Clairmont Avenue, Vpt. D 4, Decatur Ga. Richards, Mary Jane—Soph.—104 South Second Street, Lindenhurst. N. Y. Richardson. Susan Cameron—Fr.—1 38 Salisbury Drive, Summerv ille, 8. C. Riepe, Eleanor Thomas—Jr.—Charlotte Court House, Va. Rinker, Carolyn—Fr.—2114 Gardner Street, Augusta. Ga. Risher, Bonnie Jean—Fr.—160 Ivy Street. Spartanburg. S. C. Ritter, Airs. Constance Finch—Sr.—3 11 Windsor Drive. Charlotte. X. C. Riviere, Carolyn—Soph.—808 West Waldheim Road, Pittsburgh. Pa. Roberts, Alice Alae—Fr.—1642 Decatur Avenue, Florence, Ala. Roberts, Betty Louise—Jr.—1 15 Brookhill Road. Shelby. X. C. Roberts, Emily Dianne—Soph.—1655 Duncan Road, Knoxville. Tenn. Roberts. Alargaret—Jr.—5692 Vera Court, Charlotte. X. C. Robinette, Anne Alarie—Jr.—300 Lavinder Lane. Bristol. Tenn. Robinson, Lillie Ann—Soph.—2430 Watrous Avenue. Tampa 9. Fla. Robinson, Alary Ellen—Fr.—2802 Llnion Avenue. Alemphis 11, Tenn. Robishaw, Bonnie Lynn—Soph.—2812 Fairmont Blvd., Cleveland Heights, O. Rodgers, Vl3ry Stuart—Fr.—25 Highlands Avenue, Springfield. N. J. Rogan, Alary Alargaret—Sr.—400 AIcKinney Avenue, Rogersv ille. Tenn. Rosenkampff, Airs. Peggy—Sr.—3726 Dresden Drive, Charlotte. A. C. Rossow, Shelley Allen—Fr.—201 Sequoia Drive, Springfield, Tenn. Royal, Alartha Tilghman—Jr.—Denton. X. C. Rubel, Alargaret Anne—Fr. —2914 Blackshear. Pensacola, Fla. Rucker, Johanna Pancost—Fr.—Route 6, Moultrie, Ga. Ruffin, Susan Finklea— Fr.—Rt. 2, Pamplico, S. C. Rupe, Christine—F-T, X-D—Feierabendshasse 8, Basel BS. Switzerland Rupprecht, Sue Wilson—Soph.—Willow Hill. Route 3, Hagerstown. Aid. Rusk, Nancy Lee—Jr.—232 Avondale Road, Ridgewood, X. J. Saleeby', Barbara Lydia—Fr.—E_ast Alain Street, Dillon, S. C. Sample, Anne Aloore—Soph.— 01 Quincy Vvenue. Ft. Pierce, Fla. Sanders. Pamela Suzanne—Soph.—2254 X VV. 11th Avenue Gainesville. Fla Sapp. Katherine Rhett—Sr.—Box 3. Gramling, S. C. Sartin, Susan Day—Fr.—2 54 Lombardy, Alemphis, Tenn. Saum, Jeanne Alargaret—Fr.—1 “20 Brook Drive. Camden. S. C. Saunders, Lenore—Fr.—Alississippi Road, Montreat. N. C. Saunders, Airs. Vicki Abemethy — Soph.—401 Dogwood Lane, Belmont. X. C. Sawyer, Susan Elizabeth—Soph.—Qtrs. 3. Rock Island Arsenal. III. Schilling, Carolyn Ruth—Soph.—501 Hillcrest, West Lafayette. Ind. Schirm. Carol Lee—Soph.—1200 Chadbourne Court, West Palm Beach, Fla. Schuster, Frances Suzanne—Fr.—22 1 1 Radcliffe Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Scott, Sharon Eileen—Soph.—411 VV estdale Place, Greensboro. X. C. Scroggs. Patricia Ann—Fr.—Box 47, Canton, X. C. Scroggs. Rhanda Robinette—Soph.-8 Vxley Street. Canton. N. C Seastrunk, Ellen Elizabeth —Fr.—H25 Shorebrook Road, Columbia, S. C. Seay . Karen Alarlene—Fr.—Clay Street, Inman, S. C. Selvev. Airs. Carol Dorton—Jr. ' 3rd Sem. —2645 Hilliard Drive. Charlotte, N- C. Settle, Carol Ann—Soph.—2.46 Laburnum Avenue, S. VV.. Roanoke. V a. Sexton, Alary Ellen—Sr.—228 Shirley Drive. Bristol. Tenn. Seymour, Jane Floyd—Soph.—205 Hillcrest Drive, Sanford. X. C. Shaffer, Ann Adams—Sr.—120 Lovell Avenue, Princeton. VV. Va. Sharpe, Sallie Junior—Soph.—824 Bry an Street. Raleigh. N. C. Shell, Alartha Elizabeth—Sr.—636 Glendale Drive, Statesville, X. C. Sherer, Elizabeth Jane—Fr.—3101 Salisbury Road. Alountain Brook, Via. Sherrill, Alarie Dianne—Sr. —2000 Beverly Drive, Charlotte. X. C. Shipley, Dana Lin—Soph. —33 West Valley Drive. Bristol. V a. Shumate, Judith Carolyn—Sr.-2052 Hopedale Vvenue, Charlotte, X. C. Silva, Barbara-Lee Alary—Soph.—5202 Beaufort Vvenue, Baltimore 15. Md. Simms. Jeannie Compere—Soph.—99 Prospect Terrace, Tenafly . X. J. Simpson. Judith Page—Soph.—73 1 Riverview Drive, Florence. Ala. Simpson. Alary Elizabeth—Soph.—3501 Prentice Street. Columbia. S. C Simpson. Mrs. Rebecca Richardson—Jr.—Rt. 6. Alonroe, X. C. Skaggs, Sharon Irene—Fr.— 01 Roanoke Street. Ocala, Fla. Page One Hundred Seventy-three Students Skinker, Nora Jean—Fr.—3604 Dundee Drive, Chevy Chase, Md. Smith, Candace Anne—Fr.—6929 Meade Street, Pittsburgh, 8, Pa. Smith, Cheryl Parnell—Fr.—11 16 North Broadland Road, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Smith, Eloise Munson—Sr.—734 Winding Road, Jenkintown, Pa. Smith, Frances Elizabeth—Soph.—New Timmonsville Highway, Florence, S. C. Smith, Leslie Ann—Sr.—3409 North Abingdon Street, Arlington, Va. Smith, Margaret Dale—Fr.—1612 North Patterson Street, Valdosta, Ga. Smith, Michelle Imboden—Fr.—3614 Tupelo Place, Alexandria, Va. Snyder, Dorothy Flolland—Sr.—2145 Swannanoa Avenue, Kingsport, Tenn. Sommer, Margaret Ellen—Sr.— 5 Indian Hills Tr., Louisville, Ky. Sonnebom, Madeline—Jr.—1718 Queens Road, Charlotte, N. C. Sossamon, Ann Marie—Soph.—Rt. 1, Bryson City, N. C. Sours, Frances Mae—Sr.—2708 Lansing Drive, S. W., Roanoke, Va. Spann, Dale Daffin—Fr.—1109 Laurel Avenue, Dothan, Ala. Spence, Pamela Woodall—Fr.—214 Tunbridge Road, Baltimore, Md. Spencer. Man' Scott—Soph.—14 1 1 Sixth Street Cir., N. W., Hickory, N. C. Sprehn, Gwendolyn Carol—Soph.—4344 Ellicott Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Sprenkle, Christine Alice—Fr.—472 School House Lane, Devon, Pa. Stadler, Linda Marleen—Soph.—3272 Riviera Drive, Coral Gables, Fla. Stahl, Anne Lynn—Fr.—209 Brent Street, Wadesboro, N. C. Stafford, Dorothy Kay—Soph—1929 North Garnett Street, Henderson, N. C. Stalvey, Mrs. Jeanette Waters—Jr.—Box 575, Belmont, N. C. Stancil, Melody Ann—Soph.—5 1 7 Tvvola Road, Charlotte, N. C. Steadman, Karen Louise—Fr. —4200 Woodlark Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Steele, Mary Elizabeth—Soph.—204 Dogwood Lane, Belmont, N. C. Stephens, Sandra Lee—Soph.—34 10 North Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, Fla. Stephens, Susan Frances—Soph.—3410 North Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, Fla. Stewart, Mrs. Sylvia Hastings—Sr.—Rt. 1 1, Box 248, Charlotte, N. C. Stone, Clelia Kathleen—Sr.—1 260 Keble Road, Sandhurst, Charleston, S. C. Stone, Elizabeth Brewer—Fr.—322 Weatherbee Road, Towson, Md. Storey, Susan Jane—Soph.—125 North Hill Street, Morristown, Tenn. Stouffer, Marilyn Jane—Soph.—West Acres, Madison Avenue, Lewisbury, Pa. Strain, Dorothy Corrine—Soph.—719 Highland Circle, Tupelo, Miss. Stauch, Judith Ann—Soph.—28 1 5 Amherst Avenue, Burlington, N. C. Strickland, Ann Corbin—Sr.—1408 Jackson Road, Gastonia, N. C. S'rong, Patti Clifford—Fr.—726 Young Street, Selma, Ala. Stroud, Brenda Laetitia—Jr.—509 West Drive, Richmond, Va. Stuart, Martha Kate—Jr.—3000 Shenandoah Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Sturges, Barbara Elizabeth—Soph.—450 Cherokee Drive, Orlando, Fla. Sullivan, Man-Earle—Fr. —8 Dickinson Lane, Westhaven. Wilmington, Del. Surrency, Christina Lynn—Soph.—16 1 Martha Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Swart, Jean Harkness—Jr. (3rd Sem.)—7 Sisson Terrace, Tenafly, N. J. Tallent, Elizabeth Ann—Soph.—442 West Main Stree Greenevil’.e, Tenn. Tannhauser, Mary Elizabeth—Jr.—LI. S. A. I. D., Lima, c o U. S. Embassy, Lima, Peru Tarabula, Mrs. Amelia Jo—Sr.—5326 Doncaster Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Taylor, Jan Clark—Soph.—2588 McKinnon Drive, Decatur, Ga. Taylor, Jane Ann—Sr.—413 Riverside Drive, Morganton, N. C. Taylor, Marianne—Fr.—1022 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville 10, Fla. Thigpen, Linda Rae—Sr.—2085 West Cedar Lane, Atlanta, Ga. Thomas, Dorothy Bruce—Jr.—1 5 1 Oakmont, San Antonio, Tex. Thompson, Elizabeth Jean—Soph.—171 Manning Drive, Berea, O. Thompson, Mrs. Martha Fridy—Jr.—22 16 Croydon Road, Charlotte, N. C. Thoreson, Jane Barbara—Fr.—55 17 Sharon View Road, Charlotte, N. C. Thrash, Joan Celeste—Fr.—408 Edisto Avenue, Columbia, S. C. Tilghman, Kitty Anne—Sr.—104 Oakenwald Drive, Marion, S. C. Todd, Lucy Matilda—Fr.—132 Ingalls Road, Fort Monroe, Va. Toler, Martha Randolph—Jr.—7002 Chandler Drive, Richmond, Va. Tolson, Dale Ann—Fr.—Clifton, Va. Tompkins, Marion Beth—Soph. (3rd Sem.) —114 Dunbarton Circle, Aiken, S. C. Tovey, Veronica Leigh—Sr.—111 School Street, Concord, N. H. Trebeck, Nancy Elizabeth—Soph.—2 Allison Street, Concord, N. H. Tripp, Phyllis Kaye—Soph.—1220 Courtland Avenue, Florence, S. C. Truesdale, Bonnie Ruth—Fr.—1714 Crestwood Drive, Columbia, S. C. fucker, Carolyn Elaine—Soph.—825 Watson Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. Turley, Ann Shepherd—Fr.—1207 Walnut Grove Road, Memphis, Tenn. Tyler, Mary Gardiner,—Sr.—“Sherwood Forest,” Charles City, Va. Tyler, Patricia Ann—Jr.—314 Greenway Lane, Richmond 26, Va. Ulmer, Ruth St. Martin—Fr.—7933 Spruce Street, New Orleans, La. Underwood, Lola Eugenia—Soph.—5 10 Oglethorpe Highway, P. O. Box 6, Hinesville, Ga. Upson, Bea Thomas—Sr.—3967 Club Drive, Atlanta 19, Ga. Urban, Sara Jane—Jr.—3423 Summit Drive, Aiken, S. C. ickers, Anne Flunter—Sr.—1250 Partridge Road, Spartanburg, S. C. Viernstein, Laura Kate—Fr.—4404 Ambler Drive, Kensington, Md. Voorhees, Anne Duffee—Jr.—9 14 Pine Road, Charleston 14, W. Va. Walker, Linda Gail—Soph.—208 Victoria Circle, Kings Mountain, N. C. Walker, Shelley Emery—Fr.—2820 Ridgewood Road, N. W., Atlanta 27, Ga. Walker, Sidney Kelly—Fr.—633 Lorell Terrace, Atlanta, Ga. Walker, Winifred Ann—Fr.—700 Wilson Dam Circle, Sheffield, Ala. Wall, Michele Josette—Sr.— 1 133 South Kings Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Walter, Barbara Jonell—Soph.—2539 Montevallo Drive, Birmingham, Ala. Walters, Margaret Marion—Sr.—c o Kenneth Cotton Mill, Walhalla, S. C. Watkins, Cynthia Gholson—Jr.—208 Belle Street, Oxford, N. C. Watkins, Marion Virginia—Soph.—5 1 5 Fontaine Street, Alexandria, Va. Watkins, Willene Elizabeth—Soph.—1908 Flournoy Drive, Columbus, Ga. Watson, Ann DeMilly—Soph.—19 N. W. 22nd Drive, Gainesville, Fla. Watson, Carol Devlin—Jr.—Box 904, Greenwood, S. C. Webb, Susan Elizabeth—Fr.—3401 Mill Pond Road, Charlotte, N. C. Weir, Ann Janelle—Fr.—1 752 Progress Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Weiss, Edith—F-T, N-D—Florastr. 2, Bern, Switzerland Welch, Sue Howard—Soph.—Route 7, Monroe, N. C. Wellens, Mary Sue—Jr.—8216 Eastern Avenue, N. W., Washington 12, D. C. Wells, Brenda—Jr.—308 Third Avenue, Farmville, Va. Welsh, Katherine Luise—Fr.—5010 Carmel Club Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Wertz, Janice Ann—Jr.—Box 15 5, Estill, S. C. White, Mrs. Ann Cheney—Fr.—39 18 Litchfield Road, Charlotte, N. C. White, Barbara Ruth—Sr.—201 Laurel Circle, Black Mountain, N. C. White, Jacquelin—Soph.—2703 Lakeview Drive, Raleigh, N. C. White, Linda Anne—Fr.—2985 Dale Drive, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. White, Martha-Sue Janet (Prudv)—Soph.—1427 Belvedere Avenue, Jacksonville, Fla. Whitfield, Rebecca Talbot—Sr.—5 12 First Street, S. E., Moultrie, Ga. Whitford, Susan Glenn—Soph.—1814 Rodney Road, Richmond, Va. Wicker, Jane Marie—Jr.—Box 582, Southern Pines, N. C. Williams, Lura Virginia—Fr.—Highway 346, Archer, Fla. Willis, Diane Sue—Fr.—1868 Hamlin Court, Titusville, Fla. Willis, Meta Little—Jr.—1018 Hayne Avenue, Aiken, S. C. Willis, Nancy—Soph.—71 1 East College Street, Bainbridge, Ga. Wilson, Jean Baldwin—Sr.—Blythewood, S. C. Winders, Martha Emmie—Sr.—1268 Catawba Street, Kingsport, Tenn. Wirwille, Rose Lucinda—Jr.—1 3 1 1 Cambridge Lane, Columbia, S. C. Wood, Alline Findlay—Sr.—1 1 5 Chinquapin Drive, Marietta, Ga. Wood, Judith Elaine—Jr.—4203 Water Oak Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. Woodard, Elizabeth Flackney—Soph.—1 3 1 Ripley Road, Wilson, N. C. Woodside, Emily Rowley—Fr.—1435 Harbert Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. Woodward, Charlotte Lynn—Fr.—84 Abernathy Road, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Woolard, Margaret Helen—Soph.—174 1 Woodland Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Worley, Elizabeth Walton—Soph.—21 5 Shirley Drive, Bristol, Tenn. Yarnall, Vanessa Montgomery—Soph.— 161 5 Edgar Avenue, Chambershurg, Pa. Yeargan, Alice Fudge—Soph.—120 Westmore Road, Rome, Ga. Young, Susan Crosby—Fr.—8200 Ocean Front, Virginia Beach, Va. Younger, Grace Gilliam—Fr.—1300 Langhorne Road, Lynchburg, Va. SECOND SEMESTER NEW STUDENTS Anderson, Mrs. Bettianne Powell—Jr.—300 Hillside, Charlotte, N. C. Barnes, Mildred Lee—Soph.—1852 Tabot Avenue, Jacksonville 5, Fla. Cargal, Linda Jane—Soph.—3020 Wallace Circle, Huntington, W. Va. Chandler, Mrs. Suzanne Donnelly—P-T, N-D—2712 Lawndale Road, Charlotte, N. C. Dillon, Caroline Worth—Jr.—105 Gwyn Avenue, Elkin, N. C. Grimes, Cheryl Priscilla May—Jr.—2612 Kanuga Road, Hendersonville, N. C. Hunter, Mrs. Lucielle Gwaltney—P-T, N-D—Shopton Road, Box 117E, Charlotte, N. C. Medlock, Janice Marie—Jr.—760 Ragsdale, Milan, Tenn. Peet, Beltie Meade—Soph.—555 Sanders Street, Auburn, Ala. Purut, Mrs. Isabelle Mundv—P-T, N-D—2801 Spring Valiev Road, Charlotte, N. C. Reinhardt, Peggy Jacqueline—Jr.—329 Manning Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Stuntzner, Mrs. Gay—F-T, N-D—525-A Wakefield Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Swyers, Mrs. Florence Bivens—Sr.—3419 Hayes Court, Charlotte, N. C. Page One Hundred Seventy-four CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Seventy-five OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Printers Off The 1965 Coronet Page One Hundred Seventy-six