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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

oronet Queens College Charlotte, North Carolina Nineteen hundred sixty-six Staff Glenn Dickerson ....... Editor Weesie Knox.......... Business Manager Jane Thoreson......Advertising Manager Jane Mack..................Art Editor Barbara Mann .......Art Editor Lois Huber............... Copy Editor Contents ADMINISTRATION ............ 16 ACADEMICS ................. 34 HONORS .................... 92 ORGANIZATIONS .............108 ACTIVITIES .................120 SORORITIES .................150 ADVERTISEMENTS .............166 i V A TIME TO BE BORN ... A TIME TO BUILD... Page Six A TIME TO GET ... As Freshmen we came a little scared, but anticipating what was to come . . . four years of growth for some . . . only a brief pause in the lives of others. In letters our F.A.C.’s had tried to tell us what Queens would be. The first day was crowded with strange faces . . . the game of ‘who do you know” . . . and a bare room unlike the one at home. For a brief moment we stopped to wonder what our years at Queens would bring. Later, a fashion show . . . a laughing bus ride to the shopping center . . . circes . . . 1 TIME TO LOSE . .. and “hi” from a girl we did not know made us glad we were a partJof Queens. We grew with the year. For the first time we realized professors were human ... in the classroom ... at faculty firesides . . . and at the Y-store. Strange voices would soon be familiar ones of people we would know well. The first year of confusion, wonderment, and fun was over, but three new years awaited us. Page Seven Our Sophomore year ... a real feeling of belonging . . . we were upperclassmen and our sister class was now the Senior class. The Seniors would soon be gone . . . we rushed into an urgency to know them. On the other side was a crop of new Freshmen. We yearned for their innocence and a sense of expectancy, but we had our own year to look forward to. For the first time we had a chance to question what we were accomplishing . . . it bothered us. With no closed study to stop us, the nights slipped into early morning discussions ... we tried to solve the world’s problems as well as our own. The answers were not easily ours. We came to accept Jello at meals, Chapel on Monday, and being in the dorm on a weekend. Screams, a shiny fraternity pin, and a push to the shower by eager friends were only a part of the closeness we shared. We came to understand casual friends and respect each person’s particularities as her own. A TIME TO DANCE ... A TIME TO EMBRACE ... Page Eight A TIME FOR WAR ... Page Nine A TIME FOR PEACE ... A TIME TO SPEAK ... Page Ten A TIME TO LAUGH A TIME TO LOVE ... Being a Junior was a time of seeing ... a time to grasp every minute with friends, professors, and studies. We could joke with a favorite professor one minute and talk seriously with him the next. Desire for grades alone was replaced by a sincere involvement in learning. We even stopped watch- ing the clock in some classes. Instead of wildly throwing snow balls at each other we walked in the snow alone. We still w ent to the sundeck, had wraterfights and sang, but now we paused to look more closely at the multicolored change Spring had brought ... a moist yellow jon- quil, a wrarm free breeze, an urge to go barefoot in the grass. The days sped by till “move-up day” held before us the promise and uncertainty of our last year. Page Eleven A TIME TO HATE ... 7 We were tired old Seniors” ... in many ways, but not too tired to make time for people. We counted the days until graduation, marriage, and a job . . . waited for a call from a boy now not far away and read BRIDES MAGAZINE. Mail boxes were searched not for letters from home but for job offers and graduate school replies. Sunday noon was one mass exodus to Hardees . . . then back to the dorm for a quick game of bridge, Monopoly, or Yahtzee. We had grown together for four years, and this last one seemed to slip by more quickly than the others. We treasured each day, not only as one that could not be relived but as one unique in our last year at Queens. As the year came to an end we realized that we had gained an understanding of ourselves and others . . . an understanding we hoped would grow beyond these four years that had meant so much to us. I TIME TO PLUCK ... ,4 TIME TO PLANT... Tir A TIME TO CAST AWAY ... AND A TIME TO REMEMBER ... Page Thirteen Dedication To Mr. and Mrs. George A. Shealy For their sincere interest in each individual and a constant aliveness that pervades all of campus life, we the students dedicate the 1966 Coronet. Page PouTteeyi A couple in the Y-store over a mid-morning cup of coffee . . . camaraderie with the faculty and ‘ hello” for the stu- dents . . . how could we miss Mr. and Mrs. Shealy. They came to Queens, each bringing personal talents and interests and together became involved with the life of the college. Mr. and Mrs. Shealy have achieved an admirable combi- nation of career and marriage. Dr. Joyce Hayes Shealy is vibrant and never ceases to amaze us . . . especially at 8:00 in the morning. She has a quick yet concerned manner that motivates students to work and find that “extra knowledge” in psychology. Dr. Shealy received the A.B. and M.A. degrees at the University of South Carolina. She also received the master’s degree at Ohio State University and the Ph.D. at the University of North Carolina. She holds membership in several psychological associations as well as in Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi honorary societies. Her professional involvement is as active as these achievements and honors indicate. On campus, she heads the Lecture Committee and is responsible for entertaining campus visitors who come under its auspices. 1 ler excellent job in this area is indicated by Mr. Robert Speight’s comment that he didn't know when he had enjoyed himself more while visiting a college. Mr. Shealy, like his wife, is deeplv concerned for each student. Art students know this well, merely by the way he looks over those distinctive glasses and lets the student know she can do better. His professional experience as a free- lance artist in New York City along with his teaching ex- perience makes him a well-qualified head of the Art De- partment. On a “Coke break” in the art building Mr. Shealy can be found telling his latest jokes and puns to students. Outside the college Mr. Shealy belongs to several art associations and is well known for his art work. On campus, Mr. Shealy serves as the Faculty Club President and Coro- net advisor. The Shealvs’ personal touch contributes to the unique emphasis which remains at Queens despite its continued growth. As at home in the kitchen as in the classroom, the Shealvs serve dinners students do not quickly forget. Per- haps what we most admire in Mr. and Mrs. Shealy is their zest for living. Page Fifteen Mr. Thomas Mason cools a pot from his newly-constructed kiln. Miss Eleanor Jenkins holds a conference. Administration The administration offers direction to student life within a friendly but challenging atmosphere. Conflicting ideas are presented for each student’s consideration. Opportunities for self-advancement are placed before the student. Academic stimulation is offered through class lectures, informal discus- sions, and personal contact between students and faculty. A concerned college staff works efficiently to make the college aims possible. Through student and staff combination of goals the student body lives in an atmosphere of cooperation. At Queens there is a unique feeling of personal concern in which the desire to grow mentally and spiritually prevails. Dr. Walker is pleased with the big news from the two Carols! Page Eighteen Dr. Edmund Weiant relaxes with a good book during his break at the Faculty Club. The Y-Store Regulars” relax at last and pause for lunch. Page Nineteen Board of Trustees Composed of twenty-four full members, nine advisory members, and four honorary members, the Board of Trustees helps the President carry out college policy and curriculum. Meeting with Dr. Walker semi-annually, the Board discusses the position of Queens as a liberal arts college. Members place primary importance on the quality of a faculty that stresses teaching as guidance to the under- graduate student and independent study as the out- growth of such guidance. The Board is responsible for appointing a President, Chancellor, faculty, and administration. It also supervises the use of funds for expanding the physical facilities of the college. Mr. H. H. Everett, Chairman Mr. John M. Akers Mr. Wm. H. Earnhardt Mr. Irwin Belk Mr. Thornton H. Brooks Mrs. William C. Cannon Mrs. Hunter Dalton, Jr. Mr. George W. Dowdy Mr. H. H. Everett Rev. J. W. Everett, Jr., D.D. Mrs. J. M. H. Fitzgerald Rev. James E. Fogartie Mr. James J. Harris Mr. Francis Hipp HONORARY TRUSTEES Mrs. W. H. Belk Mr. McAlister Carson Mr. Hunter Marshall Mrs. S. P. Stowe Mrs. Curtis B. Johnson Mr. H. F. Kincey Dr. F. L. Knight Rev. J. Lake, D.D. Mr. L. A. McCall, Jr. Mr. Carl G. McCraw Mr. S. C. McMeekin Mr. J. B. Meachem, Jr. Rev. F. V. Poag, D.D. Mr. C. P. Street Mr. E. C. Wall Mr. J. M. Wallace, Jr. Rev. J. T. Womack, D.D. Dr. Edwin R. Walker, Ex Officio ADVISORY TRUSTEES Mr. A. H. Burgess Mr. Charles G. Chatham Mr. Harry L. Dalton Dr. Harold J. Dudley Mr. J. B. Glover Mr. Benjamin S. Horack Dr. James A. Jones Dr. Cecil Lawrence Dr. Arthur M. Martin Mr. Arthur N. Morris Mr. William F. Mulliss Col. J. Norman Pease Page Twenty Chancellor Walker Dr. Edwin R. Walker has been a guiding force be- hind both the physical and academic growth of Queens. His achievement as President, and now Chancellor, has been to expand the horizons of opportunity for each stu- dent who attends Queens. At the same time he gives his authority a personal air through discussions with the President’s Board, composed of presidents of classes and organizations. With a concern for each student and with a desire for excellence in academics, Dr. Walker has guided Queens to a position of strength among colleges. Page Ticenty-one Dean Herbert E. Babb As Dean of the college, Herbert E. Babb coordi- nates the academic program, is in charge of curri- culum policy, and recruits new faculty members. He is also in charge of directing scholarship funds to worthy students. Again this year, Dean Babb and his wife entertained the Junior class with an after- noon coffee. The college is indebted to his compe- tent leadership which has been a strong force in Queens’ academic standing. Dean Ann S. Gebhardt Mrs. Ann S. Gebhardt, as Dean of Students, helps students adjust to the complexities of college life. Having a personal concern for each student, Mrs. Gebhardt contributes to the friendly atmos- phere of the college. Formerly head of the Art De- partment, she takes an active interest in academics as well as personal relationships on campus. Her grace and ease of manner are a welcome guidance to the maturing college woman at Queens. Page Twenty-two Administrative Officers Miss Catherine M. Atkins Registrar Mr. George S. Kilner Business Manager Mr. Robert W. Shaw Director of Evening College Mr. Ray S. Barker Librarian Miss Mildred L. Miscally Director of Public Relations • Mrs. Rita A. Simpson Director of Alumnae Affairs Mr. Don Farquharson Treasurer V Miss Jean L. Rayburn Director of Admissions Dr. J. Daniel Zeluff Chaplain Page Twenty-three Mr. Mason and Dr. Shipstone enjoy their first Christmas Dance. Faculty Thelma Albright Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition William Beidler Professor of Philosophy Brenda Blackwelder Instructor in Biology Charles E. Brewer Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics Richard Bunger Assistant Professor of Music Mary Carlyle Campbell Instructor in Art Roberta T. S. Chalmers Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition Boice N. Daugherty Associate Professor of Psychology Roger Drinkall Assistant Professor of Music Page Twenty-four Sarah I. Dunlap Assistant Professor of Home Economics Nai$cy L. Eagle Assistant Professor of Music Jack H. Fehon Dana Professor of Biology Gordon Q. Freeman Assistant Professor of Literature and English Composition Roberta Louise Gittings 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 The Stunt Night judges show mixed emotions during different performances. Page Twenty-five Sam Henry Instructor in Mathematics John L. Hondros Assistant Professor of History Agnes F. Hostettler Assistant Professor of French and German Hughes B. Hoyle Professor of Mathematics and Physics Harold Humm Professor of Biology Eleanor L. Jenkins Associate Professor of Mathematics Marjorie T. Kirby Assistant Professor of Spanish Joseph E. Lammers Assistant Professor of Music Donald E. Lewis Professor of Chemistry T. Buchanan Looney Assistant Professor of History James H. Lovell Professor of Literature and English Composition Mildred M. McEwen Professor of Chemistry Ruth R. Magher Instructor in Physical Education Michael Margrett Instructor in Spanish G. Alex Marsh Assistant Professor of Biology Page Twenty-six E. H. Mason Associate Professor of Education Thomas F. Mason Assistant Professor of Art Melinda R. Maxfield Assistant Professor of Literature and English Composition Albert R. May Associate Professor of Music Yancey L. Medlin Associate Professor of Education Philip A. Moose Associate Professor of Art John D. Morrison Associate Professor of Music Frank G. Mullen Associate Professor of Psychology Paul B. Newman Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition The Administration enjoys traditional Boar’s Head festivities. Page Tuenty-seven Ella Marguerite Noel Instructor in Music Jimmie C. Oates Associate Professor of Physics Phylis A. Pharr Instructor in Physical Education Edward W. Pohlman Dana Professor of Sociology Norris W. Preyer Dana Professor of History Sylvia Pruitt Instructor in Philosophy Raymond Purkey Associate Professor of French Caroline G. Richardson Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Arthur W. Scott Assistant Professor of Sociology Page Twenty-eight George A. Shealy Professor of Art Joyce H. Shealy Professor of Psychology Eva I. Shipstone I isiting Professor of Psychology Mary Thomas Smith Assistant Professor of Education George A. Stegner Dana Professor of Music Mary Lee Taylor Associate Professor of Bible and Religion A. T. Trimble Professor of Chemistry Edmlind T. Weiant Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of Foreign Languages Carlyle E. Weiss Assistant Professor of Music Sarah M. West Assistant Professor of Secretarial Practice Elizabeth G. Wright Professor of Bihle and Religion NOT PICTURED Ross R. Dealy Assistant Professor of History William H. Sherrill Visiting Instructor in Geography Wallace G. Webb Associate Professor of Economics Page Twenty-nine Staff Helen Barto Secretary, Business Office A. Jackson Bost Superinteyident of Grounds Myra C. Bristol Secretary, Chancellor’s Office Sally B. Brody Secretary, Library Louise Council Resident Counselor, Harris Hall Thomas L. Dulin College Physician Gertrude G. Gill Secretary, Music Department Lorena A. Goeller Resident Counselor, Albright Hall Carrie B. Green Hostess, Guest House Ruby V. Haley Resident Counselor, Belk Dorm Ruth Herron Superintendent of Dormitories Nancy Howard Secretary, President’s Office “Dr. Mac” and Dr. Hoyle talk during a Faculty coffee. Page Thirty Our own Postmaster sorts the daily mail. On a late Friday afternoon. Dot willingly gives away money for that special weekend. Katherine Jenkins Clerk, Library Martin F. Kaelke General Superintendent of Maintenance Donald D. McNeill Assistant to the Treasurer Robert Manc.es Dining Hall Manager, Saga Food Service FI ELEN MARLEY Secretary, Business Office Margaret N. Maultsby Assistant, Public Relations Jean Robinson Secretary, Alumnae Affairs Joanne N. Shehan Secretary to the Dean of Students Frances D. Tate Secretary, President's Office Teresa Shu-yi Yang Cataloger, Library Wilhelm in a Welsh Resident Counselor, Wallace Hall Dorothy A. Wentz Secretary, Business Office Page Thirty-one Mr. Kaelke willingly helps out at Stunt Night. Mrs. Aley Thomas Philip, visiting professor from India. After two flights of stairs, even Mr. Farguharson deserves a rest. Page Thirty-two Ronnie helps us all out by putting through those important calls. Officers: Mr. George Shealy, President, Miss Thelma Albright, Mr. T. Buchanan Looney, Mrs. Agnes Hostettler, Dr. William Beidler Faculty Club The Faculty Club was organized in October, 1962, offer- ing for the members a comfortable as well as attractive place for social and intellectual gatherings. Here, members may meet for a temporary refuge from the many concerns and demands of teaching. The Faculty Club is headed by a Board of Governors and organized into groups that pre- sent books to the faculty for discussion. Faculty members relax for lunch at their Faculty Club dining hall. Dr. Daniel Zeluff served as our College Chaplain this year. Page Thirty-three Registration is just the place to get an extra ten minutes sleep. Academics The atmosphere at Queens is one of a free exchange of ideas with the classroom serving as a testing ground for these ideas. Through faculty lectures and student interest, the process of learning can be a worthwhile endeavor. Because Queens is a relatively small college, professors are able to give individual guidance to the student de- siring it. Such individual interchange of ideas on an informal level is a valuable part of Queens’ academic life. Bitsy Eubanks diligently prepares for that most important class. « Page Thirty-six Page Thirty-seven Our conscientious staff keeps the bookcases in excellent condition at all times. Teresa Hancock, President. Nancy Dorrier, Jane Mack, Stunt Night Co-Chairmen; Sally Markle, R.A. Representative. Senior Class Our senior year, “a time to keep and a time to cast away.” On Senior Recognition Day we knew the year of our graduation was not a distant dream but a soon approaching reality. We had many events to look for- ward to . . . these would he the times to keep. When Stunt Night came we ran away with the trophy . . . with three years of experience we were destined to win. We had witnessed May Day and Boar’s Head three years, only this last vear we were a greater part of the tra- dition . . . and held onto it. Campus leadership confronted us with the responsi- bilities of maintaining the atmosphere we hoped would remain at Queens no matter how much she grew. Senior Week was an outward sign that the year was coming to an end. It would soon be time to cast away our place at Queens. Inwardly, we treasured every mo- ment we experienced. We were not bitter that our four years were over . . . we had jobs, graduate school, and marriage to look forward to and we had an understand- ing of people that would long remain with us. Ann Earnest, Vice-President: Liz Tannhauser, Secretary-Treasurer. Page Thirty-nine Bettianne Powell Anderson Charlotte, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Grace Isabel Anderson Burlington, North Carolina Christian Education, A.B. Judith Kay Auten Belmont, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Shirley Hepborn Baptiste Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Sara Jean Barbee Raleigh, North Carolina Art, A.B. Sue Summey Barker Kansas City, Missouri History, A.B. The front row seniors listen intently to a Chapel speaker. Narcissa Elizabeth Basten Lynchburg, Virginia I iterature ami English Composition, A.B. Ruth Daniel Bates Orlando, Florida Spanish, A.B. Dianne Delorious Beard Roanoke, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Elizabeth Whitney Bennett Winter Park, Florida Philosophy, A.B. Kathleen McNair Berry Union, South Carolina Applied Music, B.Mus. Carol Anne Blodgett Ridgewood, New Jersey Christian Education, A.B. Rebecca Anne Booze Buchanan, Virginia Music, A.B. Elizabeth Austin Buchan Mullins, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Forty-one Rebecca Faye Burdette Davidson, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Eugenia Hargrave Burton Suffolk, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Osra Lynn Caligan Greenville, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Gail Meredith Cannon Orlando, Florida Psychology, A.B. Page Forty-two Susan 1 Iall Cannon Charlotte, North Carolina Economics, A.B. Liliana Teresita Carlos Santa Fe, Argentina Sociology, A.B. Kathryn Ward Chatham Greenville, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Virginia Stuart Cloer Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Darla Jim Coffey' Rutherfordton, North Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Carol Diane Cole Coral Gables, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. Anita Mae Conner Lancaster, Virginia Music, B.Mus. Clarissa Henry Craig Gastonia, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Page forty-three u Mary Susan Daley Charleston, West Virginia Psychology, A.B. Geralda Margaret Davies Sarasota, Florida Mathematics, A.B. Florence Fontaine Dawkins Jacksonville, Florida Art, A.B. Nancy Howe Deane Safety Flarbor, Florida Psychology, A.B. Mary Diane DeWitt Lake City, South Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Sheila Marlene Dickie Wilmington, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Caroline Worth Dillon Elkin, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ann Corbett Dixon Lancaster, South Carolina Sociology, A.B. Page Forty-four Nancy Lee Dorrier Old Hickory, Tennessee Psychology, A.B. Peggy Ann Edens Lumberton, North Carolina Christian Education, A.B. Linda Ray Estes Alturas, Florida Biology, A.B. Mary Ellen Flora Martinsville, Virginia Sociology, A.B. Hettie Kennedy Fowler Union, South Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Elizabeth Louise Fuehrer Coopexsburg, Pennsylvania Literature and English Composition, A.B. Virginia Tarleton Garcia Charlotte, North Carolina Spanish, A.B. Barbara Ann Goodson Hartsville, South Carolina Psychology, A.B. Page Forty-five Ki Jean Lovett Grantham Red Springs, North Carolina Mathematics, A.B. Donna Fay Gray Mobile, Alabama Literature and English Composition, A.B. Pamela Ann Grebe Falls Church, Virginia Art, A.B. Cheryl Priscilla May Grimes Hendersonville, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Sandra Lee Gum Staunton, Virginia Russian Studies, A.B. Teresa Gilham Hancock Marietta, Georgia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Carol Lawrence Harvey Topeka, Kansas Literature and English Composition, A.B. Sara Lenore Hastings Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Forty-six Long hours of practice are required for a music major. Alden Elwell Hatch Convent Station, New Jersey Economics, A.B. Joanne Candler Heinz Atlanta, Georgia Philosophy, A.B. The annual Christmas Dance reception line. Jo Anne Hendricks Coral Gables, Florida Biology, A.B. Martha Jane Higgs Roanoke, Virginia Nursing, B.S. Page Forty-seveu Celeste Hill Hodges Mobile, Alabama Art, A.B. Emily Dianne Hollenbeck Jacksonville, Florida Psychology, A.B. Mary Louise Holliday Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Barbara Ann Cox Houston Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Nancy Lee Huneycutt Charlotte, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Patricia Roy Jamerson Richmond, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Sara Elizabeth Kennedy Mooresville, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Mary Pauline Kenney Moultrie, Georgia Bio-chemistry, A.B. Page Forty-eight Carol Leslie Kilpatrick Pembroke, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Ann Elaine Knott Winston-Salem, North Carolina Music Education, B.Mus. Mary Ellen Laine Creve Coeur, Missouri Literature and English Composition, A.B. Brenda Ann Lefler Shelby, North Carolina Chemistry, A.B. Sara Anne Licon Greenville, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Vivian Brewer Long Marshville, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Linda Macken McComb Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Carol Ann McCormick Hollywood, Florida Psychology, A.B. Page Forty-nine Nancy Pope McLeod Coral Gables, Florida History, A.B. Betti Lynn McNairy Greensboro, North Carolina Music Education, B.Mus. Frieda Jane Mack Richmond, Virginia Art, A.B. Barbara Joyce Mann Johnson City, Tennessee Art, A.B. Sarah Elizabeth Markle Bluemont, Virginia History, A.B. Claudia Louise Mathews Chattanooga, Tennessee Mathematics, A.B. Janice Evelyn Matthieu Greensboro, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Fifty Janice Marie Medlock Milan, Tennessee Literature and English Composition, A.B. Patricia Ann Miller Baltimore, Maryland French, A.B. Susan Louise Milton Jacksonville, Florida Sociology, A.B. Rosalyn Hazlehurst Mitchell LaGrange, Georgia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Elizabeth Leslie Moore Madisonville, Kentucky Psychology, A.B. Grade Anderson, bearer of the Boar's head. Page Fifty-one Donna Sue Mullen Lincolnton, North Carolina Christian Education, A.B. Jacquelyn Moore Nance Charlotte, North Carolina Sociology, A.B. Sally Ann O’Rourke Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Eleanor Anne Pepi Charlotte, North Carolina Christian Education, A.B. Mary Louette Per-Lee Arlington, Virginia Eccmomics, A.B. Mary Ann Phifer Statesville, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Shirley Ann Pierce Richmond, Virginia Biology, A.B. Mary Louise Poot New Bern, North Carolina Psychology, A.B. Page Fifty-two Cynthia Marsyl Prado Miami, Florida Spanish, A.B. Carol Patricia Prince Charlotte, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Katherine Ann Reed Greenville, South Carolina Psychology, A.B. Ruth Caroline Regitko Jacksonville, Florida Art, A.B. Peggy Jacqueline Reinhardt Charlotte, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Eleanor Thomas Riepe Charlotte Court House, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Betty Louise Roberts Shelby, North Carolina French, A.B. Anne Marie Robinette Bristol, Tennessee Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Fifty-three Being concerned is part of life. Martha Tilghman Royal Denton, North Carolina Music, A.B. Nancy Lee Rusk Ridgewood, New Jersey French, A.B. Carol Ann Settle Roanoke, Virginia Bible and Religion, A.B. Sallie Junior Sharpe Raleigh, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Page Fifty-four Adelaide Sanford Sheer Mocksville, North Carolina Nursing, B.S. Madeline Sonneborn Charlotte, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Jeanette Waters Stalvey Belmont, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Brenda Laetitia Stroud Richmond, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Martha Kate Stuart Charlotte, North Carolina Biology, A.B. Mary Elizabeth Tannhauser Rockville, Maryland Art, A.B. Martha Friday Thompson Charlotte, North Carolina History, A.B. Martha Randolph Toler Richmond, Virginia Biology, A.B. Page Fifty-five a Marion Beth Tompkins Aiken, South Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Patricia Ann Tyler Richmond, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Sara Jane Urban Aiken, South Carolina Bible and Religion, A.B. Anne Duffee Voorhees Charleston, West Virginia Sociology, A.B. Cynthia Gholson Watkins Oxford, North Carolina Literature and English Composition, A.B. Carol Devlin Watson Greenwood, South Carolina Sociology, A.B. Mary Sue Wellens Washington, D. C. Biology, A.B. Brenda Wells Farmville, Virginia Literature and English Composition, A.B. Page Fifty-six Janice Anne Wertz Estill, South Carolina Sociology, A.B. Jane Marie Wicker Southern Pines, North Carolina Economics, A.B. Meta Little Willis Aiken, South Carolina Christian Education, A.B. Rose Lucinda Wirwille Bonair, Virginia Mathematics, A.B. Not Pictured Joan Metts Browning Ann Markee Gibson Earnest Kitty Trask Holt Michele Helene Villetet Judith Elaine Wood Jacksonville, Florida Literature and English Composition, A.B. :V Elizabeth Anderson, Vice-President; Mardy Moore, Secretary-Treasurer. Ann Goodykoontz, President. Junior Class As a class, oiu main objective was helping our sister class, the freshmen. We plotted with them to outwit the sopho- mores during Rat Week and helped the freshmen organize as a class. At Christmas we sent the freshmen cards and received Peanuts cards from them at Valentines . . . we could already see them becoming a working unit, rather than just a large number. We were also busy working with our class as we took part in “Up the Down Staircase” at Stunt Night. With a little bit of ingenuity and a lot of hard work we produced a 007 version of “From Poppins with Love.” As individuals we saw the year as “a time to seek” close- ness, purpose, and responsibility. Keith and Cathy turned our attentions to the boys in Vietnam when they launched “Operation Mail Call” before Christmas. In the spring we began talking about the prospect of practice teaching, the responsibility of leadership that elec- tions brought, and seriously contemplated our senior year. Move-Up Day sneaked up on us . . . we gathered our courage, walked to the front of the chapel and sang “We are tired old seniors. We were now ready to fulfill the opportunities our last year held. Ann Sample, Stunt Night Co-Chairman; Mary Meket, R.A. Representative; Mary Logan Holland, Stunt Night Co-Chairman. Page Fifty-nine at Marbury Louise Allen Carol Jean Anderson Elizabeth Annette Anderson Jean Lowry Ashburn Sandra Jane Baker Barbara Ruthe Ballard Mary Kennon Barksdale Mildred Lee Barnes Christine Anne Barto Rosalie Vincent Beaudrot Marjorie McCoy Beaufort Rebecca Etta Bissett Edree Anne Blackwelder Susan Carol Bosserman Carolyn Kelsey Brewer Elizabeth Joyner Brown A watchful step and a quiet thought. Sally Lynn Brownell Mary Wysor Burgess Sarah Ellen Burleson Diana Louise Burst Jeanne McKay Byrd Linda Anne Cacchioli Carol Cassie Champlin Bonnie Elsie Chappell Mary Frisbie Clark Carolyn Hope Cole Carol Jean Coons Nancy Elizabeth Cooper Jane Blaker Cunningham Barbara Kay Davis Mary Judith Decker Susan Denton Page Sixty-one 1 Dorothy Louise Detrick Frances Glenn Dickerson Phoebe Jane Diltz Jo Wayne Doughton Elizabeth Bowers Eve Lynn Dixon Faulk Sharon Jean Ferguson Sara Boykin Ferris Susan Janet Fleming Neal Hartselle Frame Marcia Allyson Frech Constance Gill Jule Carlyle Gill Anne Pepper Gillespie Mary Elizabeth Glenn Ann King Goodykoontz Loretta Anne Gordon Cora Jeanne Greer Amy Jean Hardy Elizabeth Ann Hite A junior takes time out to tutor a high school student. Lana Margaret Hobbs Mary Logan Holland Harriet Adele Hollingsworth Elizabeth Meade Howarth Denny Elizabeth Hubbard Lois Wharton Huber .Anne Fontaine Johnson Susan McDowell Kelly Elizabeth .Ann Kerr Nancy Epperly Kidd Judy Moore Klingelhofer Louise Knox Karen Elizabeth Kraemer Sarah Elizabeth Kyle Evelyn Cotton Laidlaw Sharon Leigh Lancaster Page Sixty-three Elaine Bridges Lavender Susan Louise Lawrence Lauren Russell Lee Jeanne Byrne Le Gare Linda Elizabeth Leopold Florida Truitt Love Martha Carol McAteer Keith Maria McKenna Carolyn Elizabeth McLeod Kathleen Caldwell McLeod Julia McLean Magill Joanne DeSales Martin Mary Frances Mathay Mary Alan Meket Toby Jayne Merk Carla Gay Miller Page Sixty-fcnir Patricia Kay Miller Elizabeth Mize Margaret Moore Jane Franklin Morris Frances Anita Morrow Mary Virginia Muldrow Linda .Ann Nelson Nancy’ .Ann Okerson Frances Agnes Paterson Mary Stafford Patton Bettie Mead Peet Reita Pauline Pendry Sara Marcia Perley Linda Carol Phillips Gene Michele Prestera Elaine Fitzgerald Price Jan Taylor and Jackie White talk over their Washington semester at American University. Page Sixty-six Vicki Saunders Rhanda Robinette Scroggs Dana Lin Shipley Barbara Lee Silva Jeannie Compere Simms Judith Page Simpson Frances Elizabeth Smith Dorothy Kay Stafford Melody Dee Stancil Mary Elizabeth Steele Susan Frances Stephens Susan Jane Storey Marilyn Jane Stouffer Dorothy Corrine Strain Judith Ann Strauch Christina Lynn Surrency Elizabeth Ann Tallent Elizabeth Jean Thompson Nancy Elizabeth Trebeck Phyllis Kaye Tripp Linda Gail Walker Marion Virginia Watkins Willene Elizabeth Watkins Sue I Ioward Welch Susan Glenn Whitt or d Alice Fudge Yeargan NOT PICTURED Dorothy Jane Albright Sarah Wolfe Buchanan Catherine Adele Condon Jeannette Swinton Ellis Frances Jacqueline Eubanks Drury May Gaulding Jane Carol Hoyme Myra Kathleen McCollough Naomi Jane Moody Barbara Sturgess Jan Clark Taylor Mary Martha Thompson Jacqueline White tRSC$lSC The ten o’clock rush. Page Sixty-seven Judy Barrett, Secretary; Margaret Barnes, Vice-President. Sophomore Class Mary Lawther, President. With an attempt to assume the confident air of veterans, we made our first return trip to Queens as sophomores. Our ranks were smaller and we found closeness in what we first called the New Dorm, later W.A.D., and then the Bam. We trooped to Albright, Wallace, and Harris to visit our spread out class . . . we didn’t want to lose the closeness we had known with friends our freshman year. We shared what every Sophomore class enjoys . . . the initiation of freshmen “rats” during traditional Freshman Week. We never looked quite so horrid as a group or had so much fun when we sang “cheer up freshmen . . .” We became a more distinct part of Queens and made others aware of our distinction as we held offices, dreamed up a skit for Stunt Night, and produced a Student Directory that actually made a profit. We waited through the snow-covered winter months for “sophomore slump” to strike, but when spring came we realized it had never posed a severe threat. Our sophomore year had been “a time to speak and a time to be silent” . . . and even more, a time to anticipate what was to come. With mixed spirits of belonging and wanting to belong, we abruptly com- pleted the first half of our college life. Prissy Mebane, R.A. Representative; Mary Jane Brown, Johanna Rucker, Stunt Night Co-Chairmen. Jennifer Lee Allen Dev erlv A nne Altman Jean El izabeth Angell Dorothy Marshall Armstrong Mary Jo Arnold Janice Lee Bagenstose Patricia Lvndall Bagg - ou Linda Clark Bailey Olga Lopez Barak Margaret Ann Barnes Leigh Cecil Barnett Sarah Elizabeth Barr Julia Johnson Barrett Dorothy Judy Barry Barbara Sue Baugher Kennie Bea Beam Nancy Jane Bean Bette Jayne Benson Gertrude Louise Bero Barbara Ann Billings Late afternoon scholarship work. Don’t worry, I hear assembly won’t last but ten minutes! Penelope Jane Birdsall Mary Louise Black Nancy Ann Black Mary Louise Blohm Pamela Jo Blume Katherine Ruth Boardman Emily Gay Bodenhamer Jane Marie Bohde Julian Perdue Boykin Arden Jane Brannan Betty Sue Brown Mary Jane Brown Mary Hildreth Brownstein Marshall Ann Brunson Mary Tolbert Bryant Brenda Kay Burgess Carolyn Harper Burk Deborah Jean Butler Margaret Ruth Campbell Cathy Jeanette Carpenter Paula Jane Causey Sara Ellen Chambers Demere Ann Clarke Dana Leigh Clay Cathleen Connar Page Seventy-one Getting in a last minute of study before a test. Mary Darrah Cooper Judith Patricia Corbett Mary Jane Cotter Anne Elizabeth Cowan Patricia Louise Cox Cornelia Anne Craig Brenda Kay Crawford Sara Sprinkle Creasy Dorothy Anne Cumbey Nancy Irwin Dashiell Susan Elizabeth Davis Caryl Ann Day Margaret Matthews Day Nancy Elizabeth Day Lura Augusta Deaton Diane Jane Dickinson Caroline Louise Dixon Mary Susan Dixon Beverly Blythe Dobbins Barbara Elaine Dobson Jean Smith Dobson Patricia Anne Donley Patricia Ellen Dutton Patricia Ann Eakes Carmella Lynn Earnest Page Seventy-two Elizabeth Dunkel Edwards Jean Craig Evans Linda Ann Fabritz Charlotte Davis Fairey Nancy Elizabeth Fewell Helen Elizabeth Fraser Katherine Conner Fristoe Cynthia Sue Gandee Dorothy Anne Gay Margaret Gretchen Gibson Marcia Thele Gilladette Sandy Lynn Glock Patricia Ann Gottschalk Sheryl Ann Greenwood Pamela Elizabeth Gross Sallie Jo Guess Marilyn Kay Guhl Anne Jeannette Gunnells Jane Anne Hamilton Christine Lynn Hardie Extra practice for a dance number. Page Seventy-three Linda Anne Harkey Jacquelyn Sykes Harmon Jean Olivia Harris Gail Heath Myrtle Wise Heery Anita Jacqueline Henson Susan Jeanne Herb Jane Davidson Hester Imogene Yuille Hill Gail Lurene Hite Barbara Anne Hoare Nonie Roberta Holt Barbara Jean Home Marilyn Jane Houser Margaret Ellen Howell Ann Rivers Howie Sara Anne Hunter Mary Wain Ingram Nancy Ireland Mary Jackson Page Seventy-four ‘1 paid two thousand dollars tuition and look at the roommate you got! Mary Ann Jenkins Beth Tuining Johnson Connie Luella Johnson Martha Jov Johnson Martha Kerr Johnson Lucy Ann Johnston Susan Jane Jones Valeria Anatoly Kaminin Sevasti Evangeline Karaphillis aney Carolyn Keith irginia Alyne Keller Susan Jane Kellogg Ellen Jamison Kennedy Suzanne Kicklighter Margaret Lucille Kilner Elizabeth Miriam Komac Mary Xcale Kononoff Mary McMillan Lane Laura Donna Laney Mary Newell Lawther Elizabeth Randall Layfield Judith Lynn Learned Ann Miles LefFcrts Kathryn Elizabeth Lewis ludith Anne Lindsey Page Seventy-five Faye Lee Littrell Susan Alice Lohman Judith Elaine Luxton Ellen Ann McCulloch Rebecca O’Dell McDaniel Ann Stokes McDonald Frances Genevieve McGlannan Barbara Law McKenney Katherine Elise McKnight Monique Elizabeth McMullen Patti Sue Macon Mary Anderson Maroney Sarah Atwater Mason Pauline Eckert Mebane Leigh Gillen Melvin Elizabeth Christine Miller Marilyn Ruth Miller Jean Diane Milroy Anne Gervase Moody Marika Sterrett Moore Page Seventy-six “Just one more flight ’til Looney.” “These boots are gonna walk all over you. Shirley Lane Morgan Gail Jargowsky Morrison Ginger Kathryn Mull Judith Hart Munson Diane Lewis Nemir Susie Sharp Newsom Elizabeth Parker Norman Bonnie Lee North Lana Jill Owens Linda Frances Partee Judith Ann Payette Claudia Scott Pelfrey Connie Jane Phillips Elizabeth Irwin Poole Roberta Louise Pope Nancy Lee Powell Donna Lynn Prather Inglis Katherine Pritchett Catherine Anne Propst Suzanne Harris Query Coral Susan Ramseur Ellen Grant Reed Susan Cameron Richardson Carolyn Rinker Bonnie Jean Risher Page Seventy-seven Alice Mae Roberts Mary Ellen Robinson Mary Stuart Rodgers 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 Sherer Sharon Irene Skaggs Candace Anne Smith Cheryl Parnell Smith Margaret Dale Smith Michele Imboden Smith Page Seventy-eight Dale Daffin Spann Pamela Woodall Spence Christine Alice Sprenkle Anne Lynn Stahl Marianne Taylor Jane Barbara Thoreson Sarah EbeLue Tipton Lucy Matilda Todd Ann Shepherd Turley Ruth St. Martin Ulmer Laura Kate Viernstein Shelley Emery Walker Sidney Kelly Walker Ann Janelle Weir Katherine Luise Welsh Ann Cheney White Linda Anne White Diane Sue Willis Emily Rowley Woodside Charlotte Lynn Woodward NOT PICTURED Carole Johanna Bopp Elizabeth Molten Earle Sharon Diane Hodshon Rose Maureen Horak Carolyn Brookshire Sachsenmaier Susan Elizabeth Webb s Page Seventy-nine What a delightful surprise!” Freshman Class “A time to plant’ . . . September eight, orientation, the beginning of a series of events and impressions. It was our first look inside. We saw beyond wbat the catalogue had told us. We had to fit old habits into new surroundings as we spent the first week getting use to our roommates. We shopped for bedspreads, fit old things into a new room, and went through our first registration. Rat Week was the sophomore way of making us ‘official Queens students. Before it came we waited . . . quaking in our rooms. After it was over we laughed at “Next to the fresh- men we love the sophomores.” Stunt Night came and went “Up the Down Staircase with success and we won the Gallery Trophy. Christmas albums played over and over starting in Novem- ber. Peanuts . . . Boar’s Head . . . the Yule Log and ten days till . . . excited us with the coming of Christmas. More talent blossomed forth when we produced Freshman Follies and entertained faculty and upperclassmen. Later, in the spring, we took trips to the beach, planned our summers, and studied for our exams under a dogwood tree. It had been a year of beginning, with new sights, ideas, and feelings. Julie Thomley, President. Becky Parks, N.S.A. Representative; Lisa White, Q.C.A. Repre- sentative; Carolyn Williams, R.S.C. Representative; Sally Nelson, Q.C.A. Representative; Lee Baumgardner, N.S.A. Piepresentative; Mary McMillan, D.S.C. Representative; Lucy Sonntag, R.A. Repre- sentative. Page Eighty-one A late afternoon walk. Gail Cox Adams Marjorie Carol Adams Ursula Alexander Annabel Andrews Dale Curtis Andrews Anne Gordon Bagby Brenda Gaye Ballard Anne Wilmot Barben Gretchen Shelley Bard Katherine Buchanan Barker Anne Hayles Barnett Anne Louise Barron Paulette Anne Bates Sally Morecroft Bates Martha Tilghman Baucom Harriette Lee Baumgardner Patricia Rene Baxter Barbara Ann Baynard Mary Ann Beck Virginia Ley Bell Susan Billman Cathryn Van de Carr Bliss Marie Maxine Boatwright Peggy Hall Boone Sandra Joan Bousman Martha Louise Brewer Susan Anne Britton Beverly Allan Brockenbrough Edith Paula Brown Mary Elaine Brown Victoria Churchill Brown Elizabeth Shirer Brunson Susan Webb Buchan Helen Mason Buchanan Sarah Adelaide Buckingham JoAnne Buckner Virginia Anne Burns Mary Victoria Burtnette Cheslie Caldwell Gayle Stafford Caldwell Carol Winn Calloway I Iarriette Wallace Campbell Lynnda Gertrude Cannon Mary Bost Cannon Elizabeth Rose Carpenter Kay Beverly Chandler Anita Lee Chapman Elizabeth Stelling Christian Karen Suzanne Clayton Frances Elizabeth Cobb Victoria Ann Cochran Mary Elinor Cole Ginger Anne Conkle Ellen Louise Conlon Aylette Buckner Conner Susan Jan Covington Edith Moring Craven Jennifer Cunningham Margaret Lynn Currie Kathleen Anne Curtin “Next year I’ll give you a wrist corsage. The monsoon strikes again! Page Eighty-three Ellen McClure DaVega Dianne Frances Davis Laura-Louise Christian Davis Leslie Anne Davis Martha Jerdone Davis Mary Jane Davis Patricia Ann Davis Wilma Diane Davis Pamela Jane Deitrich Billie Eckhardt Dismer Theekla Ann Donsbach Cynthia Jo Dowdy Katherine Dyer Dudley Anne Tralles Dun woody Susan Harvey Eastman Nancy Barret Eaves Kay Elaine Eckland Cassie MacKenzie Edwards Nancy Grace Egeler Dorinda Faye Elliott Carla Jane Eloff Elizabeth Peronneau Embry Pamela Lou Etchberger Melba Patricia Evans Emily Cobb Fedderson Catherine Winifred Fehon Alice Carol Fleming Nancy Ellen Flowers Catherine Shirey Flynn Constance Louise Fraser Terry Bennett Frazier Lenora Atkinson Fulenwider Carolyn Stelling Gabb Jane Gaston Gage Linda Robertson Gaisford Ricki Rae Gardner “I hate to bring it up I just detest tea.” Page Eighty-four , Dear, but Can you think of a better place to plan an academic schedule'? Linda Lee Garland Deborah Jean Gates Nancy Lois Giles Margaret Elizabeth Gordy Nancy Jane Grady Julia Barnett Graham Ann Scott Gray Tommie Sue Gray Caroline Hamilton Green Gail Marie Green Linda Louise Green Tommye Jean Greer ludy Carol Griffin Virginia Karen Griffin Carolyn Griffith Ann Lee Gutterv Carolyn Gordon Gvvynn Kathleen Hamrick Nancy Hapgood Elizabeth Ann Hardin Lucy Reed Llargrove Emily lane Harris Macy Ruth Harris Lorita Cheryl Hearn Elizabeth Douglas Henderson Patricia Carol Hewitt Oleta Ann Hilinski Deborah Corlis Holcomb Julia Pressly Llolland Anne Irma Huband Patricia Thurston Huey Judith Anne Hunter Susan Paula Hurlburt Elizabeth Rodgers Hurt Margaret Griffin lames Mary Adeline leffery Page Eighty-five Mary Diane Jenkins Teri Lynn Jimison Karen Sue Johnson Jo-Ann Gwendolyn Jones Joyce Cornelia Jones Merille Cochran Jones Patricia Jo Jones Virginia Louise Jones Linda Kay Kaelke Patricia Louise Keller Salley McGill Keller Sara Lee Kelley Connie Jo Kelsey Carol Frances Kenton Jane Christy Kessler Carol Darlene Kettner Katharine Averett Kimbrough Anne Gardner King Rebecca Hardaway King Lucie Hunter Klein Patricia Jeannie Kleinhammer Nancy Diane Knoohuizen Charles Mary Kubricht Martha Simpson Kyle Virginia Archer Lamb Ann Mayrant Lambdin Rheta Evelyn Lanehart Norma Katherine Lang Dorothy Diane LaPenna Helen Ann Larmoyeux Frances Lawrence Mary Dozier Lee Sarah Virginia Lentz Joyce Marie Lepper Dale Anne Liddicoat Chris Limehouse Page Eighty-six Patricia l.iync Lines Ruth Lee I ivingston Wendy Boyd I nighridge Lu Cotcsworth Lovvorn Melissa McNeill Lutken Shelia Jarvic McAbce Mar nn.i McClendon Barbara Beth McClure ludith Kaye McConnell Mary Lynn MeCue Martha Ford McDonald ludith Risden MeFaddin Michele I runcine McKenney Martha Miller MeKeown Sandra Anne McLaughlin Ruth Paxon McLean irginia Adkins McLeod Mary Claire McMillan Dorothy Hope McMurray Linda Ann McPhail julia MacDonald lane Allen Mackey Mary Catharine Malone Virginia Clare Manson Page Eighty-seven ruis An R.A. movie? ? ? Cherry Wannamaker Marshall Julian Warren Marshall Mary Walton Marshall Nancy Lynn Martin Mary Maschke Maria Brooke Matheny Nancv Page Matthews Ruth Anne Maxwell Phatravadi Mejudhon Barbara Lynn Merk Ellen Lynn Mertins Cynthia Myra Metcalfe Dana Hall Michael Mary Melinda Michael Marsha Louise Miller Margaret Louise Mize Charlotte Gregory Moore Sarah Margaret Moore Ann Barritt Morris Ann Cameron Munroe Sherrie Nail Susan Gayle Neeley Sally Nelson Gail Jaudon Ness Anne Louise Neveux Virginia Elizabeth Newman Nan Ruth Noel Victoria Ann Northcutt Ann Virginia Oliver Margaret Christine Page Cynthia Lynn Parker Sarah Elizabeth Parks Anne Trezevant Patrick Katherine Keller Perry Eden Taylor Persons Nancy Bailey Pinson Page Eighty-eight Mary Ann Pittman Susan Estes Poitevent Gay Ann Polyzois Helen Polyzos Barbara Dawn Poole Susan Terhune Porter Deborah Ann Powell Laura Morgan Powell Elizabeth Burruss Proctor Hester Patricia Proctor Myrta jane Pulliam Nancy Sue Pullum Nancy Elizabeth Pushard Judith Howard Rand Peggy Lee Randolph Louise Aldridge Rawl Elizabeth Carrington Ray Margaretta Duncan Ray Linda Anne Redford Ellen Louise Regel Margaret Ritchie Rhea Bonnie Jean Roberts Helen Hendricks Rodgers Patricia Maxwell Rose Katharine McRae Ross Lois Ray Ross Rebecca Karnes Rumberg Susan Joy Ruschhaupt Martha Weakley Rush Janet Louise Russell Muriel Ann Ryan Sara JoLynda Sandon Carolyn Hooper Satterfield Mary Lillian Saveli Margaret Rachel Schultze Kathryn Seashole Late night term papers. Page Eighty-nine Mail or male? Which is best? ? ? Phone duty is soooo exciting! Joanne Lippincott Seim Elizabeth Campbell Shearer Alice Amelia Sherman Mary Brimage Shuford Mary Kathleen Sides Diane Eve Sisler Martha Lee Slate Amelia Beach Smith Beatrice Annette Smith Dianne Meadors Smith Jan Foster Smith Judith Ann Smith Marsha Lee Somers Lucy Marie Sonntag Neva Marion Spann Susan Kathy Staaf Margo Hamilton Stallings Mary Katherine Stewart Sarah Elizabeth Stites Anna Louise Stout Margaret Claire Street Mary Katherine Strickland Priscilla Bovvers Sullivan Linda Earl Swann Deppie Dell Teague Beverly Hicks Thomas Margaret Cornelia Thomas Margaret Eunice Thomas julian Ellen Thomley Barbara Ann Thompson Elizabeth Anne Thompson Marsha Yvonne Thompson Mary Caroline Thurber Margaret Elizabeth Tribble Suzanne Trippe Helen Morris Truloek Page Ninety Stephanie Turnbull Elaine Gibbs Turner Susan Marie Webber Margaret Virginia Wester Anne Robinette White Edith Margaret WTite Mara Lisa White Susan Gail Whitmire Barbara Gail Williams Carolyn Salley Williams Kay Temple Williams Julia Ann Willis Molly Seymour Wilson Betty Rose Wishaxt Linda Kathleen Witt Beverly Jeanne Wondisford Betty Anne Woodson Susan Denny Worley Laurel Williams W right Maria Lyon Wynne Charlotte Anne Yaeger Lucy Ellen Younkers NOT PICTURED Carol McKee Bishop Dale Page Chapman Carolyn Ann Coll Vivian Carol Goodwin Kathryn Stamey Greene Sarah Page Hardaway Carla Inga Ludwigsen Kathryn Anne Moore Nancy Ann Morrison Susan Soli Anne Terman Llzelle Williams Mr. Margrette and his freshman friends. Pflge Ninety-one Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges The purpose of Who’s Who is to recognize those students who have given outstanding service to the college. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, leadership and cooperation in educational and extracurricular activities, and the promise of future worth. Selection to Who’s Who is one of the highest honors that can be attained by a Queens student. This year fifteen girls were selected to represent Queens in the publication of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Betsy Buchan Page Ninety-four Teresa Hancock Rose Mitchell Janice Medlock Gene Burton Skip Urban Darla Coffey Gerry Davies Mary Holliday Liz Tantsthauser Carol Watson Page Ninety-five Marshals The marshals are selected on the basis of scholastic achievement. The Chief Marshal is the senior with the highest average, and the other six marshals are the two girls from each of the upper classes with the highest aca- demic average. Marshals serve at all formal academic oc- casions. The faculty marshal is Dr. Mildred M. McEwen. Queens and Dana Scholars First row: Mary Lou Poot, Ann Knott, Susie Mullen, Donna Prather. Second row: Sallie Sharp, Susan Storey, Maureen Horak. Queens Scholars are chosen from the entering freshman class on the basis of their high academic ability and leader- ship potential. The Dana Scholars are chosen from the upper classes on the basis of their achievement at the col- lege level. First row: Ursula Alexander, Anna Stout, Nancy Knoohuizen, Nancy Egeler, Laurel Wright, Susan Whitmire, Betsy Embry. Second row: Beverly Thomas (first semester), Susan Neeley, Maria Matheny, Joyce Jones, Barbara Williams, Mary Ann Pittman, Louise Rawl. Page Ninety-six SOPHOMORE DANA SCHOLARS: First row: Arden Brannan, Peggy Campbell, Jean Milroy, Mary Lawther. Second row: Marcia Gilladette, Bonnie Risher, Donna Prather, Jean Angell, Johanna Rucker. JUNIOR DANA SCHOLARS: First row: Susan Storey, Rosie Beaudrot, Susie Fleming. Second row: Betty Simpson, Sharon Lancaster, Barbara Silva Dm Gaulding. SENIOR DANA SCHOLARS: First row: Mary Lou Poot, Brenda Lefler, Eleanor Pepi. Second row: Caroline Dillon, Teresa Hancock, Susie Mullen, Carol Cole, Mary Ellen Flora. 4 Page Ninety-seven Sitting: Pam Spence, Mary Lawther, Marcia Gilladette. Standing: Cathy Carpenter, Jean Milroy, Bonnie Risher. Valkyrie Valkyrie is an honorary organization which recognizes outstanding scholarship, leadership, and citizenship to the college community displayed during the freshman year. Each year six members of the rising sophomore class are tapped into this organization. Members usher at college functions and keep records of each student’s activities at Queens. Pam Spence files Valkyrie cards of new students. Page- Ninety-eight Orb and Sceptre Orb and Sceptre is a leadership organization that recog- nizes those students whose concern for Queens College has manifested itself in dedicated leadership. The order acts as a motif for leadership in the college community by heading officer training as well as serving as a channel of communication between students and administration. At Christmas, the organization is in charge of decorating Bur- well Hall, as well as the college Christmas tree. The orb, which signifies the spirit of Christian leadership, and the sceptre, which stands for responsible leadership, become the challenge for each member when she is tapped in the spring of her junior year. Carol Watson spares a few minutes to explain why she cannot give an S.P., even though she is at the all important desk. Cynthia Watkins, Carol Watson, Gerry Davies, Liz Tannhauser, Mary Holliday, Cindy Wirwille, Carol Cole. Not Pictured: Teresa Hancock Page Ninety-nine First row: Caroline Dillon, Gerry Davies, Ann Knott. Second row: Mary Lou Poot, Susie Mullen, Peggy Ann Edens, Brenda Lefler, Molly Royal. Sigma Mu Sigma Mu is a regional honorary organization composed of members of the junior and senior classes and the faculty, which recognizes high scholastic attainment of upperclassmen and which encourages independent research. The members are announced at the Awards Day Assembly. Page One Hundred First row: Kathleen Berry, Mrs. Hargett, Loretta Gordon. Second row: Ann Knott, Anita Connor, Becky Booze, Carol Blodgett, Janelle Weir. Third row: Sue Welch, Donna Laney, Molly Royal, Teresa Hancock. Delta Omicron Delta Omicron is an international music fraternity for women. Membership in this organization, which is open to students doing both major and minor work in music, to music faculty, to professional musicians, and to concert artists, is based on scholarship. The fraternity stimulates interest and appreciation of good music as well as encouraging individual excellence. The members of Delta Omicron usher at faculty recitals. The projects of this organization include a get- acquainted party in the fall for music students and the music faculty, selling stationery and note cards, and a hat sale in the spring. Members of D.O. try on hats before their annual “Hat Party'’ begins. Page One Hundred One May Queen Judy Wood Page One Hundred Two Maid of Honor Liz Bennett The May Day festivities this year began on Friday night with a combo party sponsored by the Panhellenic Council. On Saturday, the Queens campus was transformed into an Oriental Garden with singers, dancers, and club booths decorated as tea houses. The Queen of the May, Judy Wood, attended by her Maid of Honor, Liz Bennett, reigned over the pageant. The oriental motif was also carried over into the formal ball, held on campus Saturday night, with part of the dance being held outside under canopies. Billy Knauff and his orchestra furnished the music for the evening. The weekend of festivity and gaiety was brought to a close with a concert on Sunday afternoon by the Shirelles. Page One Hundred Three TO Gerry Davtes Sara Marcia Perley Judy Barret Mary McMillan Page One Hundred Four Mary Wain Ingram Alice Roberts Page One Hundred Five Gene Hill Ann McDonald Carolyn Cole Janie Davis Page One Hundred Six Jane Cunningham Lynn Brownell Charlie Kubricht Barbara Mann, Gracie Anderson, Co-Chairmen of May Day Page One Hundred Seven EllSl V ra te , i • i' id ni m + .____________________ i m � tr ;r r ♦ m riPfi •] TUL EYOte. FI1 8 lit VudilHf 111 _,pl nmM |ond i M,fl,jr' Rat r a nik � ?r O. jt |C of C j ’ ' • ;V. 1 , � • • • � •■• . • .f V k.f .V . ■ •' . ' • , ■; 4 • • • . . . , 4 Organizations The organizations provide a backdrop for student activi- ties on campus. Through such organizations the students are able to govern the varied aspects of college life in co- operation with the faculty and administration. Participation is encouraged so that each student’s viewpoints may be ex- pressed and her ideas broadened. Whether on a committee or president of an organization, she is able to work with other individuals with similar interests. Each girl can real- ize her potential if she takes an active part in campus organizations. Dr. King, speaker for Christian Emphasis Week, opens an informal lecture. Students vote for next year’s leaders. Page One Hundred Ten Candidates presented at a reception in Burwell. Page One Hundred Pleven From left to right: Rosie Beaudrot, Betsy Buchan, Mary Lawther, Teresa Hancock, Kay Stuart, Rose Mitchell, Carol Watson, Ann Goodykoontz, Darla Coffey, Eleanor Pepi, Janice Medlock, Shirley Ann Pierce, Glenn Dickerson, Julie Thomley, Carol Cole, Jean Milroy, Cindy Wirwille. Student Legislature Discussions of campus issues, changes in policy, and amend- ments to the constitution are some of the questions with which the Student Legislature works. The legislative body of the Student Government Association is composed of presidents of the major organizations, publications editors, class presi- dents, and officers of Student Government. The legislature coordinates activities on campus and responds to the ideas and opinions of students. This year the Legislature sent students to the weekly Charlotte City Council meetings. Jean Milroy and her “machine. Page One Hundred Twelve Executive Officers: Kay Stuart, Rosie Beaudrot, Carol Watson, Cindy Wirwille, Carol Cole. Second row: Janice Medlock, Jean Milroy. Marcia Gilladette and Kay Stuart catch up on the news from Marcia's publication, the S.G. 4. Bulletin. Delegates pack to leave for State Student Legislature. Page One Hundred Thirteen -'-■m r- Student Government Association The main purpose of the Queens Student Government As- sociation is to provide a central voice through which students may express their opinions. S.G.A. administers rules of Stu- dent Government and enacts legislation. Student activities and interests are planned and unified by the various standing committees including Executive, Budget, Handbook, Independent Reading, and Campus Drives. The committees of the State Student Legislature and C.C.U.N. attend yearly mock assemblies. The Secretariate, which in- cludes the S.G.A. library, Typing Bureau, and S.G.A. Bulletin, are committees through which Student Government can co- ordinate programs and activities. Cindy Wirwille, President Jean Milroy, Kay Stuart, Cindy Wirwille, Carol Watson, Rosie Beaudrot. Page One Hundred Fourteen Judicial Board 1 he Queens honor system is an agreement between mem- bers of the student body, the faculty, and the administration by which students are on their honor to adhere to certain standards of conduct in community living. The honor system is governed by a spirit of trust, hope, and openness made effective by each student’s acceptance of the honor pledge. The purpose of the Judicial Board is to encourage the spirit of honor as a personal and a community responsibility. Mem- bers strive to give each student a further understanding of this trust which prevails in the corporate life of Queens. Membership consists of six elected student members, the student body President, two faculty members, and the Deans of the college. Carol Cole, Chairman Carol Cole, Cynthia Watkins, Ann Goodykoontz, Sara Marcia Perley, Dr. William Beidler, Mr. Charles Brewer, Cindy Wirwille, Gerry Davies, Elizabeth Eve, Mrs. Gebhardt. Page One Hundred Fifteen Resident Student Council The purpose of Resident Student Council is to make and enforce social regulations concerning resident students. The Council evaluates these regulations to ensure that their pur- poses, the aims of the college, and the needs of the students are in harmony. Composed of the officers and dormitory presi- dents, R.S.C. acts as a sounding board for ideas and sugges- tions from the student body. Carol Watson, President Becky Booze, Toby Merk, Carolyn Williams, Carol Kilpatrick, Mary Clark, Sara Ferris, Carol Watson, Barbara Mann, Susan Milton, Janice Wertz, Gracie Anderson, Bonnie Risher, Sue Barker. Page One Hundred Sixteen Day Student Council The Day Student Council strives to provide a link between the day students and their resident classmates. One of the Council’s main purposes is coordinating the activities of the day students with those of the college. Beginning with Orientation in the fall, the Day Student Council helps new students become acquainted with Queens and Charlotte. Other projects include the Black Friday Auction to raise money for the Day Student Scholarship given annually, and the provision of Christmas gifts for a needy family. Kay Stuart, President First row: Chris Barto, Beth Johnson. Second row: Kay Stuart, Susan Webb, Mary McMillan, Jane Diltz. Page One Hundred Seventeen National Student Association Queens College is a member of the National Student As- sociation, a federation composed of approximately three hun- dred colleges and universities in the United States. There are more than a million students represented by N.S.A. who are members of the association through their locally-elected stu- dent governments. On the Queens campus, N.S.A. encourages a mature con- cern by each student for the problems of her campus, nation, and world. In the field of international affairs, N.S.A. held a seminar on Vietnam. On the campus, N.S.A. sponsored a Wailing Wall on which students could place their complaints and suggestions relating to college life. The organization also sponsored a course evaluation project in cooperation with the Curriculum Committee. Janice Medlock, Coordinator Marcia Gilladette, Nancy Okerson, Jeanne Greer, Linda Phillips, Janice Medlock, Frances Smith, Becky Parks, Anita Henson, Kay Davis. Page One Hundred Eighteen Queens Christian Association Guiding students, faculty, and staff to a clearer individual life through study and worship is the purpose of the Queens Christian Association. Besides Chapel Vespers, Q.C.A. spon- sors other activities in which each student is given the oppor- tunity to gain a better understanding of herself and to e.vpress a Christian concern for others. One such activity is the tutorial project, in cooperation with the YMCA, which gives Queens students a chance to help culturally-deprived school children. At the annual W hite Gift Service in December, the student body contributes funds used to adopt a foreign orphan. To encourage student-faculty relations, Q.C.A. sponsors Faculty Firesides, which allow students to attend informal discussions at faculty members’ homes. Through the candy sale in December, Q.C.A. raised funds to contribute food to Christmas baskets of servant families at the Indian college of which Dr. Shipstone is President. Darla Coffey, President Susan Storey, Diane Roberts. Ann Black, Page Simpson, Emily Bodenhamer, Teresa Hancock, Susie Mullen, Susan Webb, Darla Coffey, Meta Willis, Dr. Daniel Zeluff, Sally Nelson, Lisa White, Monique .McMullen, Pat Bagg, Anita Morrow. Page One Hundred Nineteen Activities Since college life is a unique time for learning to live in close association with a variety of people, it is necessary to have an inclusive and well organized program of extracurricular activi- ties. With the wide range of activities available, each student can find a group suited to her particular interests. Through such activities she can learn to work in a group. In this way she contributes to life at Queens and prepares herself for com- munity life after college. Dr. Zeluff speaks at one of the Q.C.A. sponsored discussion groups. A loaded-down choir member boards the tour bus. Page One Hundred Twenty-two Last minute instructions for a Dolphin Club practice. Students prepare to go to the Enrichment Program directed by Dr. W right and Mrs. Hostettler at Morgan Elementary School. Susan Dixon, editor, pawns off another of this year’s Student Di- rectories. The long-awaited Christmas Dance finally arrives. Page One Hundred Twenty-three Roger Drinkall, Cellist Robert Speaight, Danforth Visiting Lecturer Norman Walker Dance Company Page One Hundred Twenty-four As part of the year’s program of educational and cultural extensions, the college sponsored a series of lectures and con- certs with speakers and artists from thj fields of science, liter- ature, politics, music, art, drama, international relations, edu- cation, and sociology. In addition, art films were shown throughout the year. This year the program was diverse and of high quality. Dr. H. Warner Kloepfer, visiting Danforth Lecturer, spoke on the adverse and optimistic trends in the field of genetics today, in his lecture Genetics in the Service of Man.” Dr. Ernest F. Patterson, Professor of Economics at Davidson College, spoke on The Political Economy of an Affluent Society.” Robert Speaight, actor-critic and Danforth Lecturer, delivered a series of lectures and informal discussions on English literature and the theater. A talk which aroused much interest was the one given by Dr. Anne Firor Scott on American Women-The Unfinished Revolution.” Few concerts were planned this year because tbe committee was uncertain of the completion date of the Fine Arts Build- ing. Rey De LaTorre, a classical guitarist, presented a series of selections from Spanish and Latin American Music. The Norman Walker Dance Company returned for the second year and gave another remarkable modern dance performance. Among concerts on campus were Marguerite Noel on the violin, Dr. George A. Stegner on the piano, and Mr. Carlyle E. Weiss, faculty tenor. A notable performance was that of Derry Dean, a well known violinist, and Roger Drinkall, cello player, who also appeared at Recital Flail at Carnegie Flail this year. Dr. John E. Keller, Lecturer Rey de la Torre, Spanish Guitarist H. Warner Kloepfer, Danforth Visiting Lecturer Page One Hundred Twenty-five First row: Linda Redford, Sue Ruschhaupt, Janelle Weir, Becky Booze, Sara Marcia Perley, Kay Crawford, Kathie Barker, Kathleen Berrv, Ellen Conlon, Linda Walker, Sue Welch. Second row: Kathy Boardman, Lisa Ray, Libba Carpenter, Marilyn Guhl, Karen Seay, Beth Lewis, Tommye Greer, Judy Corbett, Donna Laney, rWhy don’t you play on tour and then I can stay here?” Bonnie Risher, Anita Connor, Carol Blodgett, Loretta Gordon. Third row: Nonie Holt, Carolyn Gabb, Sam Wester, Pris Sullivan, Nancy Fewell, Susan Ruffin, Joy Johnson, Elizabeth Proctor, Lee Chapman, Sarah Tipton, Kathy Fristoe, Ellen Chambers. Queens College Concert Choir The high point of the year for the choir was the spring con- cert tour. Under the direction of Mr. Carlyle E. Weiss and accompaniment of Mr. John D. Morrison, the thirty-nine member group toured Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Ohio, and North Carolina. The traditional robes were worn for sacred concerts and the new blazers and skirts were used during the secular concerts. During the year, the choir sang for chapel programs, Chris- tian Emphasis Week, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. The annual Christmas and spring concerts, plus a “pops concert, were presented on campus. Within the community, the choir performed at Sardis Presbyterian Church and presented a German Christmas Concert. The choir continued its custom of presenting the John A. Holliday Award to a member of the graduating class for her outstanding service to the choir over a period of four years. Page One Hundred Twenty-six Becky Booze, Vice-President; Anita Connor, President; Loretta Gordon, Secretary; Mr. Carlyle Weiss, Director; Kathy Fristoe, Chairman of Public Relations; Donna Laney, Librarian; Mr. John D. Morrison, Accompanist. don t ou start packing these risers and then we can leave? ‘Don’t worry, girls. It won’t be all work!” Page One Hundred Twenty-seven Recreation Association Recreation Association provides an outlet for students in the form of recreational activities. R.A. sponsors inter-class competition in basketball, volleyball, tennis, ping-pong, Play Day, and a faculty-sponsored volleyball game. The President’s Trophy is awarded to the class with the most points accumu- lated through inter-class competition. Monthly movies and bicycles for rent are also R.A. sponsored projects. Betsy Buchan, President First row: Jane Thoreson, Carla Miller, Linda Phillips, Ene Watkins, Mary Meket. Second row: Jean Evans, Sally O’Rourke, Carolyn McLeod, Betsy Buchan, Lucy Sonntag, Prissy Mebane, Mary Steele. Third row: Miss Phyllis Pharr, Sally Markle, Betsy Edwards, Ricki Moore, Judy Payette, Mary Jane Brown, Joanne Martin, Nancy Powell. Page One Hundred Twenty-eight The ping-pong tournament drew quite a bit of interest this year. R.A. sponsored class competition in basketball. Page One Hundred Twenty-nine First row: Paxon McLean, Joanne Martin, Susan Webber. Second row: Lucy Sonntag, Ellen Kennedy, Jane Cunningham, Mary Steele, Pat Scroggs. Basketball T ie basketball team played three games this year, but unfortunately was not victorious. The team played Winthrop twice and Kings College once. First row: Melba Evans, Nancy Eaves, Mary Cooper, Sandy dock. Second row: Anita Henson, Margaret Rubel, Betsy Edwards, Nancy Powell, Jean Evans. Tennis Although Queens has no organized tennis team, several qualified girls represent the college in tourna- ments throughout the Southeast. Sally O’Rourke won the singles and doubles tournament in Southern Pines, North Carolina, in 1964. She also placed first in the 1964 Junior Girls Championship of North Carolina and held the same rank in the doubles division of the Crackerland Tournament held in Athens, Georgia. In 1965 Jean Evans was the winner of the National Jaycees Tournament. Page One Hundred Thirty V olley ball The Queens volleyball team participated in the an- nual Sports Day at Appalachian State Teachers College in Boone, N. C. A Faculty-student game was held with the faculty victorious, but the freshmen were out in numbers. Joanne Martin was acting team captain. First row: Paxon McLean, Lucy Sonntag, Betty Tribble. Second row: Marilyn Houser, Kathy Kimbrough, Joanne Martin, Julia Holland. Golf As representative of Queens College, Jane Mack excels in golf. In 1964 she won the first Virginia Collegi ate Invitational. During the summer, Jane was mnnerr up in the Virginia State Championship for Women. Jane Mack Liz Bennet, President Dolphin Club The Dolphin Club gives those girls who enjoy swimming an opportunity to strive for perfection. Members are selected on the basis of their ability to perform certain aquatic skills. Each year the Dolphins, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Magher, give a water show several nights in a row. This year’s theme, “Miles of Music,” was an outstanding perform- ance which took more than the ability to swim. Some of the work that went to produce the show included selecting the theme, writing the script, making costumes and scenery, co- ordinating lights and make-up, and practicing hours before the show. First row: Liz Bennet, Demere Clark, Margaret Day, Nancy Day, Page Simpson, Toby Merk, Teresa Hancock, Nan McLeod Hooper, Betty Simpson, Carla Miller. Second row: Jennie Cunningham, Susie Davis, Shelly Rosson, Dianne Roberts, Patti Macon, Carol Fleming, Barbie Merk, Susie Denton. Third row: Anne Johnson, Mandy Sonneborn, Ellen Yonkers, Sarah Kyle, Bonnie Chappell, Jean Dobson, Elaine Turner, Mary Cooper, Sandra Glock, Paxon Mc- Lean, Julia McDonald, Mary Jane Brown, Marianne Taylor, Judy Payette, Patricia Rose, Carolyn McLeod. Fourth row: Nancy Dorrier, Eleanor Reipe, Nancy Powell, Sheryl Greenwood, Beverly Dobbins, Nancy Bean. Page One Fiundred Thirty-two This year the Dolphin Club used “Miles of Music” as the theme for their water show. Aquatic skills are necessary for membership in the Dolphin Club. Mrs. Ruth Magher, the club’s advisor, gives valuable assistance to the members. Page One Hundred Thirty-three Susie Mullen, Chairman Orientation Council In the spring, the Orientation Council and the administra- tion plan the fall program which acquaints new students with various phases of life at Queens. Freshman Advisory Counse- lors correspond with new students during the summer and help them throughout the year. Conferences with faculty advisors introduce freshmen to the academic program. This year Panhellenic Council presented a “How To Study” panel discussion as an extension of the academic orientation. During orientation week, life at Queens is introduced by each stu- dent association. A fashion show, get acquainted sessions, and a mixer with Davidson were some of the activities of the Orientation Council this year. First row: Kay Stuart, Shirley Ann Pierce, Susie Mullen, Darla Coffey. Second row: Dolly Cannon, Cindy Wirwille, Janice Medlock, Carol Watson. Page One Hundred Thirty-four b Skip Urban, Michele McKenney, Nancy Eaves, Anne Robinette, Dorothy Anne Cumbey. Reita Pendrv, Editor Handbook The Handbook serves the college community as a guide to all facets of student life at Queens. The purpose of the Hand- book Committee is to provide students with a clear and de- tailed statement of regulations, organizations, traditions, and government of the college. During Orientation Week, freshmen attended discussions about the Handbook in order to become acquainted with the opportunities present and the responsibilities required at Queens. Swatches Swatches is a publication of the Student Government As- sociation designed to introduce new students to one another. The booklet contains pictures, names, and addresses of the entering Freshman class and transfer students. Miss Mildred Miscally, Mr. Ray Clark, and the editor work hard during the summer to produce this valuable publication. The booklet is an important part of the familiarity at Queens between classes. Page One Hundred Thirty-five Kay Davis, Mary Lou Poot, Paula Causey, Susan Dixon, Eleanor Pepi, Rosie Beaudrot, Caroline Dillon, Elizabeth Anderson, Marty Toler, Skip Urban, Kaki Reed. Eleanor Pepi, Editor Current The Queens Current appeared as a bi-monthly newspaper this year. Under the leadership of Eleanor Pepi, it kept the college up-to-date on current events and served as a means of interchange of ideas on campus issues involving faculty, administration, and students. The Current proposed the Wailing Wall which, through N.S.A., has become a means of communication among stu- dents. The Current received a First Class Honor Rating from the Associated Collegiate Press, a first for the college newspaper. Page One Hundred Thirty-six Eleanor Pepi and the Current's advisor, Dr. James Lovell. First row Ann Sample, Michele McKenny, Julie Marshall, Helen Buchanan, Chris Page, Nancy Egeler, Tommie Sue Gray, Fran Mathay. Second row. Judy Luxton, Kit Hamrick, Tricia Hewitt, Caroline Dixon, Mary Wain Ingram, Nan Noel, Myrta Pulliam, Grade Anderson, Pat Miller, Jeannie Kleinhammer, Brim Shuford, Lynnda Cannon. Page One Hundred Thirty-seven Rose Mitchell, Editor Signet Signet is the Queens literary magazine. This bi- annual publication strives to reveal student and faculty self expression through the different phases of creative writing such as poems, short stories, essays, and sketches. Signet is also a medium of expression for student art work. The Signet editor and staff continued to up- hold the eight-year tradition of excellence this past year. First row: Jane Hoyme, Kay Davis. Second row: Judy Wood, Rose Mitchell, Carol Cole, Lynn Brownell. Third row: Sally O’Rourke, Eleanor Reipe, Sue Rupprecht, Fran Mathay, Bitsy Eubanks. Page One Hundred Thirty-eight Mrs. Roberta Chalmers, advisor first semester. Pam Grebe, layout editor for Signet. Miss Gordon Freeman, Signet advisor second semester. Lynn Brownell served as this year’s art editor. Page One Hundred Thirty-nine Glenn Dickerson, Editor Ellen Burleson, Activities; Elizabeth Henderson, Organizations; Alice Yeargan, Sororities; Cathy Carpenter, Faculty and Ad- ministration. Coronet The Coronet is the yearly publication of Queens Col- lege that strives to capture and reproduce the events of the past year. This year, the 1965-66 staff attempted to capture the feelings and emotions each girl experiences while at Queens, as well as the events important to the college com- munity as a whole. We attempted to find those elements that set Queens apart from other colleges; those intangible ele- ments which exist for each girl at Queens. It is our hope that these pages will stimulate your memory of the years spent here. Betty Thompson, Jr. Class; Dorothy Anne Cumbey, Honors; Helen Buchanan, Fr. Class; Jean Milroy, Soph. Class. Page One Hundred Forty Tilda Todd, Photography Editor; Judy Munson, Assistant Photography. Jane Mack, Co-Art Editor. A of Pictured: Barbara Mann. Lois Huber and Ann Robinson, Copy Editors, work with Miss Louise Gittings, Copy Advisor. Jane Thoreson, Advertising Manager; Weesie Knox, Business Manager Mr. George Shealy, Advisor, and Glenn Dickerson talk over plans for publication of this year’s book. Page One Hundred Forty-one Independent Reading Committee The Independent Reading Committee is composed of students and faculty mem- bers appointed by the Student Government and the President of the college. Its main objective is to stress the intrinsic values and pleasures of reading, outside the class- room situation. Each semester, the com- mittee selects a book for special emphasis, makes it available in paperback form, and sponsors discussions, programs and displays to stimulate campus-wide interest. In the fall, the book-of-the semester was J. R. R. Tolkien’s fantasy, The Fellowship of the Ring, the first novel of the trilogy, The Lord of the Rings. The spring book-of-the- semester was Jacques Barzun’s The House of Intellect. I.R.C. also sponsored book re- views in the Current, arranged a series of displays in the library and compiled recom- mended leisure reading lists from sugges- tions submitted by students, faculty and administration. Dr. Frank Mullen, Miss Thelma Albright, Johanna Rucker, Pam Grebe, Miss Sylvia Pruitt, Dru Gaulding, Sue Rupprecht, Dr. Norris Preyer, Nancy Egeler. First raw: Mr. Shealy, Eleanor Pepi, Mrs. Gebhardt, Weesie Knox. Second row: Mr. Kilner, Glenn Dickerson, Skip Urban. Publications Board The Publications Board meets periodi- cally to coordinate plans of the College publications: Coronet, Queens Current, Signet, and Student Handbook. The meet- ings include discussions of policy change regarding content, format, and staff or- ganization, as well as approval of the busi- ness transactions of each publication. Mem- bers of the Publications Board are stu- dent editors, business managers, and facul- ty advisors of the four campus publica- tions, in addition to the Dean of Students, Business Manager of the college, and the head of Public Relations. Page One Hundred Forty-two Terpsichorians Left to right: Carla Miller, Connie Johnson, Julie Thomely, Barbara McKinney, Marsha Miller, Sallie Jo Guess, Ann Lindsey, Martha Slate, Betty Trimble, Katherine Green, Dale Liddicott, Betty Simpson, Chris Barto, Jenny Garcia, Bitsy Eubanks, Ginger Mull, Jo Anne Jones, Linda Harkey, Cindy Metcalfe. Center: Mrs. Green. OFFICERS: Left 10 .ight: Anne Lindsey, Barbara McKinney, Carla Miller. Dance Club The Modern Dance Club is open to all students who have an interest in dancing and who want to benefit from further study while taking part in performances on campus. This year the Dance Club entertained with several dances at Boars Head, had a part in the return of the Norman Walker Dance Company, and presented a spring concert entitled “Four Seasons. Members also attended workshops and exhibitions at other North Caro- lina colleges. Page One Hundred Forty-three First row: Susan Storey, Sara Ferris, Kathy Bordman, Karen Seay. Second row: Judy MaGill, Mary Marony, Bitsv Hardie, Connie Johnson. Third row: Dee Stancil, Ann White, Susie Newsom, Lynn Woodward, Donna Laney, Mrs. Hostettler. German Club To stimulate an interest in the culture, language, and peo- ple of the German-speaking countries is the purpose of the German Club. Monthly meetings are held to further students’ understanding of German. Once a month members dine to- gether at the “Deutsche Tisch” (German table) around which only German is spoken. The highlight of the first semester was a supper with the Davidson German Club. French Club The French Club is an organization which aids in the stimulation of interest in the language and culture of the French-speaking people. It also provides an opportunity for students to use their speaking knowledge of French. The club enjoys frequent meetings with the French Club at Davidson. First row: Penny Birdsall, Caryl Day. Seccmd row: Pat Miller, Judi Hunter, Betsy Newman, Nancy Rusk, Michelle Villetet, Melba Evans, Betty Roberts, Mr. Michael Margrett. Page One Hundred Forty-four Spanish Club The outstanding project of the Spanish Club was the tutoring of Spanish-speaking people in basic English con- versations. Members were able to communicate with the Spanish-speaking people while helping them learn English. The purpose of the club is to familiarize the members with the language, people, and customs of the Spanish and Span- ish-American countries. First row: Tink Burtnette, Miss Kirby, Jo Wayne Doughton, Margaret Rubel, Nancy Eaves, Mr. Margrett, Olga Baralt. Second row: Rheta Lanehart, Terry Frasier, Kathy Strickland, Penny Birdsall, Mary Talbert Bryant, Prissy Mebane, Nancy Powell. Psychology Club The Psychology Club is composed of all interested upper- classmen majoring in psychology. During the past year mem- bers investigated job opportunities and conducted a survey of the occupations of former psychology majors. Of special interest to the group was the volunteer work done through- out the year in the psychiatric ward at Memorial Hospital. Seated: Linda Cacchioli, Robin Scroggs, Barbara Ballard, Nancy Trebeck. Standing: Chris Barto, Judy Strauch, Dr. Shealy, Susan Daly, Barbara Goodson, Susan Whitford, Anita Morrow, Gail Cannon, Diane Hollenbeck, President. Page One Hundred Forty-five First row: Betty Thompson, Shirley Ann Pierce, Mary Kenny. Second row: Dr. Trimble, Ann Earnest, Dee Stancil, Dr. McEwen, Carolyn Rinker, Brenda Lefler, President. Chemistry Club Another new club on campus is the Chemistry Club. The meetings provided an opportunity for students and faculty to present reports on independent projects. The club stimu- lates interest in job opportunities and graduate studies in fields relating to chemistry. Members took advantage of scientific meetings, such as the meeting of the American Chemical Society in Charlotte. Biology Club The purpose of the Biology Club is to promote interest in the biological sciences among the students at Queens. Activities of the past year were closely allied with the North Carolina Collegiate Academy of Science. Field trips of the club included a trip to the Carolina Biological Supply House in Burlington, N. C., and to the Marine Research Lab in Beaufort, S. C. First row: Dr. Fehon, Joanne Hendricks, Rebecca McDaniel, Bon- nie Chappell, Sandy Glock, Helen Fraser, Mary Lawther. Second row: Jennifer Allen, Susie Davis, Linda White, Carolyn McLeod. Third row: Cynthia Gandee, Anita Henson, Ginger Mull, Lynn Earnest, Joanna Rucker. Fourth row: Tudie Blackwelder, Susie Davis, Bitsy Hardie, Libba Layfield. Fifth row: Carol Anderson, Ann Gillespie, Susan Lohman, Sharon Lancaster, Barbara Horne, Mandy Sonneborn, Chatty Harris. Page One Hundred Forty-six Ski Club fi 4 Hie Ski Club, although a new cluh on campus, aroused much interest. Five trips to Blowing Rock, N. C. were sponsored where members received instructions from ex- pertly qualified ski instructors. During spring vacation, a trip was sponsored to Mount Snow, Vermont. The only prerequisites for membership in the Ski Club are a desire to learn to ski, and a desire to have fun. Ricki Moore, President The members of the Ski Club prepare to leave on one of their many trips to Blowing Rock, N. C. Page One Hundred Forty-seven Dance Committee Judy Wood, Chairman The Dance Committee organizes the social functions of the student body. The Freshman Mixer with Davidson was held the first football weekend of the year with dates matched by IBM computer. Flatt and Scruggs, Bluegrass musicians, per- formed at the Christmas weekend. A Mistletoe Ball was held at Park Center with music by Billy Knauff and his orchestra. The high point of the year was the May Day weekend with a pageant, concert, and formal dance. Left to right: Mildred Barnes, Betty Cobb, Carol McCormick, Judy Wood, Margaret Barnes, and Marianne Taylor. Page One Hundred Forty-eight Social Standards Committee The Social Standards Committee attempts to make social awareness and consideration, as well as proper etiquette and good grooming, an integral part of daily living. A fashion show was presented Orientation Week to ac- quaint freshmen with proper dress for various college func- tions. At Christmas and in the spring, the Social Standards Committee and the Dance Committee sponsored the Mistle- toe Ball and May Dance. Throughout the year, members assisted at receptions for the faculty. At the close of the year the Social Standards Committee nominated candidates for Glamour Magazine’s Best Dressed College Woman.’’ The committee completed the year with the publication of the campus etiquette book. Dolly Cannon, Chairman Donna Gray, Ann Craig, Dolly Cannon, Sara Barbee, Michele Prestera. Page One Hundred Forty-nine Panhellenic Council Shirley Ann Pierce, President Panhellenic Council has been an active group on campus this year with the aim of making sororities a more integral part of campus activities. The Council stressed sound scholar- ship, cooperation with the administration, and a greater un- derstanding between the sororities on campus. Panhellenic consists of an elected President and three delegates from each sorority. In the fall a “How to Study” program was conducted by members of each sorority. Those attending the program were urged to read How to Study in College by Walter Pauk. Also in the fall, a fashion show was held at Ivey’s with members of the different sororities modeling. A tiew feature this year was the organization of Junior Panhellenic Council, made up of representatives from each pledge class. Through this new body of Panhellenic, pledges were able to see the value of cooperative action between so- rorities. Panhellenic again sponsored open houses and a spring con- cert. This year the Shirelles were presented in concerted May Day Weekend. First row: Nan McLeod, Marion Watkins, Sandy Baker, Shirley Ann Pierce, Alice Yeargan, Mary Virginia Muldrow, Gail Cannon, Cynthia Prado. Second row: Marby Allen, Carolyn Cole, Dr. Mildred McEwen, Nancy Dean, Jan Matthieu, Barbara Ann Goodson, Elizabeth Barr, Hartselle Frame, Mary Stafford Patton. Page One Hundred Fifty-two Elected members from the pledge classes form the new Junior Panhellenic Council. Page One Hundred Fifty-three Alpha Delta Pi You can go to college, you can go to school . . . Parker Poppins and the Ice Cream Shoppe . . . Friendship Week . . . Sample plays Uncle Remus . . . Stump blacks up, too . . . Clean underwear and blue ribbons . . . “Is it really in the basement, Rookie?” . . . Pledge pins returned as Crickett’s babies became sisters ... I like blue, black, and brown, but why Chinese red? . . . Decker’s puns are missed, until she becomes OUTCAST . . . 400 calendars and competition from Casual Corner . . . Christman Feed—Who’s gonna make the dressing? ... If each of us could blow out one little candle, what a bright chapter this would be! ! . . . Gonna marry me a man from the ATO crew! . . . From Queens to Quantico, with no regrets for Weesie . . . Robin Hood, Robin Hood, RIDING, Riding, riding . . . J. W. return from D. C. . . . Prado’s fairy tale is retold—Perl, the magical elf; and Rosebud, the troll . . . Emily comes through, “She’ll fit in just like the violet!” . . . Hardy Huskies, Hollenbeck, and Watkins give Rush the extra touch . . . “Okay, now who is in charge of the bids?” . . . We want you to know . . . Thirty-three great new pledges and a hubcap! . . . The lions of happiness dance once more . . . Wertz and Buchan don refugee scarfs . . . The Mother’s Party, and spring begins . . . But, if you’re not an A.D.Pi, you’re an educated fool! ! “Down Sorority Row!” Page One Hundred Fifty-four Cynthia Prado, President Cricket Laine, First Vice-President Susan Whit ford. Second Vice-President Carol McCormick, Secretary Janice Medlock, Treasurer Elizabeth Anderson Corresponding Secretary Gracie Anderson Jean An gel 1 Margaret Barnes Mildred Barnes Rosie Beaudrot Mike Beaufort Emily Bodenhammer Becky Booze Betsy Buchan Gene Burton Gail Cannon Cathy Carpenter Mary Clark Kay Davis Gerry Davies Judy Decker Ann Earnest Jean Evans Elizabeth Eve Sharon Ferguson Sara Ferris Marcia Gilladette Jeanne Greer Dianne Hollenbeck Mary Holliday Mary Wain Ingram Lucy Johnston Weesie Knox Mary Meket Mary Virginia Muldrow Parker Norman Sally O’Rourke Sara Marcia Perley Nancy Powell Ann Propst Kaki Reed Eleanor Riepe Bonnie Risher Johanna Rucker Anne Sample Jeanne Saum Frances Smith Dale Spann Cynthia Watkins Ene Watkins Janice Wertz Cindy Wirwille Judy Wood Page One Hundred Fifty-five Alpha Gams practice one more time before the Hawiian Party. Alpha Gamma Delta “Hellooo” . . . Botanical Society working on buff geraniums . . . Alpha Gam’s approaching ten carates . . . “But don’t worry, Jan, you’ve got a diamond in your pin’’ . . . Left over rice for feed next fall . . . Spirits ran high at O.D. . . . New chapter at Princeton . . . Sliver, now Queen of the Jungle . . . “All lyric-coloraturas meet at the house at 6:30 p.m.” . . . Alpha Gam tabernacle choir number one on Pan-hel hit parade . . . “Oh, it’s hot roast duck” . . . Chapter cracks when M.J. takes vows . . . Lizzie Warwick and the J.A.’s Laboramus ex on odd Tuesdays . . . Jeanie slicks us all out with ascot . . . Requiem for Eccrum . . . Doughton, honorary salesman for G.E. . . . Kathleen competes with Mae . . . Gordon, Laney, Pepi, can ham award from Armour . . . Budget won’t balance with price of beef . . . “Who else can read music?’’ . . . Publi- cations prosper under prime press agents . . . More inno- cents abroad . . . We pitched the angels out of Paradise and packed in twenty-three pledges . . . Prosperous year ... “A good time was had by all” . . . Aloha . . . Page One Hundred Fifty-six Jan Matthieu, President Marv Ellen FI ora. First Vice-President Molly Royal, Second ice-President Loretta Gordon, Recording Secretary Jeanie Grantham, Corresponding Secretary Linda Nelson, Freasttrer Judy Auten Pat Bagg Jane Bohde Carolyn Brewer Mary Iolbert Bryant Paula Causey Darla Coffey Sara Creasy Dorothy Anne Cumbey Susan Daley Caryl Day Nancy Day Diane Dewitt Glenn Dickerson Jean Dobson io Wayne Doughton Linda Estes I lartselle Frame Mary Elizabeth Glenn Marilyn Houser Nancy Huneycutt Donna Lanev Kathleen McLeod Anita Morrow Mary Stafford Patton Eleanor Pepi Pat Prince Anne Robinette Lenore Saunders Barbara Silva Betty Thompson Laura iernstein Sue Welch Page One Hundred Fifty-seven Chi Omega “Follow the yellow brick road” . . . Flaming Mamie turns Aunt Jemima . . . Constant telephone jangle . . . Soaring phone bills . . . “Where in the world is Alden going this weekend?” . . . Sue Ru and Cacchioli’s efforts are rewarded at Sorority Sing . . . Cardboard palettes on bulletin boards . . . Goody, a class president . . . Most Worthy Leader returns . . . Phifer exchanges the symbol of the owl for a Buddha . . . Dottie and Freeh, Keepers of Grand Central Station, endure . . . Valkyrie taps Pam . . . Hats off to Rida and Anne for their organization of the Christmas bazaar . . . Tiger, Dinx, Susan, and Lee don engagement rings . . . Lizard . . . Feeds . . . Gidgit . . . Our Christmas family and adopted child . . . Diltz and Kidd, the conscientious housekeepers . . . The Prism Song still resides . . . Morris tickles the ivories . . . progress in academics . . . our owl proudly hoots of thirty-six new pledges wearing bug pins . . . half-pint Libba with her gallon smile . . . our faithful and helpful alums . . . Dr. Zeluff with his pipe in hand . . . beach weekend . . . Owl Hunt . . . “Chi Omega friendship is worth more than gold.” The Chi O’s put color to music and win second place in Sorority sing. Smiling faces and new pledges. An eerie view is cast by two figures and an owl as new pledges' names are painted on a sheet. Page One Hundred Fifty-eight Barbara Ann Goodson, President Sally Ligon, Yice-Presideyit Mary Logan Holland, Recording Secretory Linda Cacchioli, Corresponding Secretary Marcia Freeh, Treasurer Dottie Strain, Pledge Trainer Bazi Bagenstose Sue Barker Kennon Barksdale Elizabeth Barr Dinx Bates Bette Benson Cassie Champlin Janie Cotter Lura Deaton Jane Diltz Nancy Dorrier Ann Gillespie Ann Goodykoontz Carol Hanev Lee Hastings Alden Hatch Ann Johnson Susan Kelly Nancy Kidd Mary Lane Libba Layfield Rida Love Kaki McKnight Fran Mathav Leigh Melvin Marilyn Miller Susan Milton Jane Morris Mary Ann Phifer Lisa Pope Lanie Price Ruth Regitko Diane Roberts Shelley Rosson Sue Rupprecht Nancy Rusk Cheryl Smith Mandy Sonnebom Pam Spence Brenda Stroud Tina Surrency Sheppie Turley Pat Tyler Brenda Wells Linda White Meta Willis Alice Yeargan Page One Hundred Fifty-nine The shipmates sing again. Kappa Delta THESE ARE A FEW OF MY FAVORITE THINGS . . . The nights we will spend on sorority sing . . . Marsha, Sandy, Dale, and “Honey Bun” . . . Pledge projects due . . . caramel apples, anyone? ... as Shelly says, “Every woman needs a one pound, one oz. vacuum-packed can of ‘LOVE’ ” . . . Ash trays in Chandlers purse . . . Alumni feed! ! . . . sure beats hot dogs and baked beans . . . For big sisters SAP, Dinky, and Pat wedding bells are ringing . . . Marsha, Lynn, and Marby are pinned . . . Lana’s in Bedford jail . . . No more “In Group” . . . Great Pumpkin Dale, host of the Halloween orphan party . . . Thanksgiving goodies and Christmas tree for a worthy family . . . Michele’s black cocktail hat is finally put to good use . . . Anybody want a goldfish? . . . Alley Athlete, the Sport of Kappa Delta . . . CRASH! . . . not again . . . Did I hear you right, Lou Lou? . . . Price is no object? . . . Do you feel all right? . . . what do you mean we can’t paint the brick wall? . . . Redecorating at last! ... a house warming to celebrate . . . Anne Lynn, our own Go-Go girl . . . T. Buck, our favorite KA . . . That’s how to be a good fraternity man . . . MEMORIES TO KEEP AND TO THINK OF IN SPRING. Page One Hundred Sixty Marby Allen, President Ellen Burleson, Vice-President Pat Miller, Secretary Sara Barbee, Corresponding Secretary Mary Lou Per-Lee, Treasurer Carol Anderson Barbara Ballard Cissa Basten Becky Bissett Mary Black Betsy Brown Marsha Brunson Lynn Calligan Dana Clay Cathy Connor Dinkie Coons Ann Cowan Dottie Deitrick Lynn Faulk Helen Fraser Sandy Glock Amy Hardy Barbara Hoare Lana Hobbs Peggy Howell Karen Kramer Nan McLeod Nancy Okerson Linda Phillips Shirley Ann Pierce Michele Prestera Carolyn Rinker Margaret Rubel Carol Settle Dale Smith Shelley Smith Anne Lynn Stahl Liz Tannhauser Marion Watkins Page One Hundred Sixty-one . . just being happy! Phi Mu Daisies, Daisies all year long ... In the fall, with the initiation of twenty “fresh-as-a-daisy” new sisters . . . Hettie as the Great Pumpkin with a Southern drawl . . . Mountain trips, open houses with the record player on “loudest” . . . Feed and more parties . . . Hospital volunteer work with Phyllis and her Phi Mu candy stripers . . . “What would little girls do” at sorority sing with rehearsals and lollipops, (but no helium filled balloons) . . . Jane Mack as Santa for fourteen little wide-eyed children (with A. Dixon as her comical sidekick) ... A new semester that brought back Betty . . . Joanie’s snowbound wedding . . . Janie, Sallie Jo, Ellen, and Jolly Greenie coming down to the house . . . Rush, with toil, tears, laughter, happiness, and accomplish- ment . . . Daisy rabbit . . . Showboat parties with rushees on the hay bales . . . Teresa singing and Carol saying, “But first there’s something I have to tell you” ... A certain Scotch Brand carnation . . . last minute anticipation . . . Outstand- ing record player . . . and the final outcome, thirty-three “unbelievably neat” pledges . . . Dancing with Mike . . . Three rings for three Carols . . . Spring, with banquets, Lois Lane redecorates, Yahtzee, Chinese Bridge, big sister, circes, feeds, parties, sisterhood ... a Lillie and a Rose . . . and daisies, daisies everywhere! Page One Hundred Sixty-two Nancy Deane, President Joanne Heinz, Vice-President Celeste Hodges, Recording Secretary Nancy Bean, Corresponding Secretary Hettie Fowler, Treasurer Carla Miller, Pledge Director Betrianne Anderson Sandy Baker ludy Barry Liz Bennet Julian Boykin Lvnn Brownell loan Browning Carol Cole Carolyn Cole Nancy Cooper Anne Craig Jane Cunningham Ann Dixon Caroline Dixon Susan Dixon Beverly Dobbins Charlotte Fairev Dottie Gay Carlyle Gill Donna Gray Sandy Gum Teresa Hancock lackie Harmon Chatty Harris Myrtle Heery Lois LIuber Joy Johnson Carol Kilpatrick Mary Lau'ther Missy Lee Faye Littrell Rebecca McDaniel Carolyn McLeod Jane Mack Barbara Mann Jean Milroy Rose Mitchell Leslie Moore .Alice Roberts Lillie Robinson Chris Sprenkle Tilda Todd Phyllis Tripp Carol Watson Man’ Sue Wellens Page One Hundred Sixty-three “To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven . . This year has been a time to know ourselves better ... to relate to those around us ... to test our ideas. We made time for that which was important to us and were in every sense of the word, within” Queens. Page One Hundred Sixty-five CHARLOTTE For Over 71 Years . . . Your Home of Better Values iRfm'a Antique S’tjnp 1029 Providence Road 332-7761 THE STUDENT STORE Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Senior Statistics Bettianne Powell Anderson phi MU Phi Mu Pledge President (1); NSA Council (2). Grace Isabel Anderson ALPHA DELTA PI Freshman Follies Program Committee (1); May Court (1, 2); May Day Committee (1), Co-Chairman (4); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Campus Drives Committee (2); Social Standards Committee Chairman (3); Orientation Council (3); Panhellenic Council (3); Current Staff (4); President of Albright Dormitory (4). Judith Kay Auten ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Shirley I Iepborn Baptiste Chorus (3). Sara Jean Barbee kappa delta Drama Club (3). Sue Summey Barker CHI OMEGA Freshman Follies Script Committee (1); Q.C.A. Treasurer (2); Class Vice-President (3); Chi Omega Pledge Trainer (3); President of Bam- hardt Dormitory (4). Narcissa Elizabeth Basten kappa delta Freshman Follies Committee (1); Independent Reading Committee (1); Kappa Delta Secretary (3); May Court (4). Ruth Daniel Bates chi OMEGA Spanish Club (1, 3). Dianne Delorious Beard Queens Scholar (1); Dana Scholar (2, 3); Current Staff (3), Feature Editor (2), Copy Editor (4). Elizabeth Whitney Bennett phi mu May Court (2, 3), Maid of Honor (4); Dolphin Club (3), President (4). Kathleen McNair Berry House Council (2); Delta Omicron (2), President (3, 4); Choir (3, 4). Carol Anne Blodgett Freshman Follies Co-Director (1); Choir Cl, 2, 3, 4); N.SA. Cabinet (2); Chapel Evaluation Committee (2); Delta Omicron (3, 4); Q.C.A. Cabinet C2). Rebecca Anne Booze ALPHA DELTA PI Choir (1, 2), Librarian (3), Vice-President CO; Q.C.A. Vespers Com- mittee (1, 2); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); S.G.A. Evaluation Committee (1), Concerts Committee Chairman (3); Delta Omicron (2, 3, 4); Young Republicans Club (3); Student Directory Committee (3); Alpha Delta Pi Chaplain (3); German Club (4); R.S.C. (4); President of Long Dormitory (4). Joan Metts Browning phi MU Phi Mu Registrar (3). Elizabeth Austin Buchan ALPHA DELTA PI Class President (1); S.G.A. (1); House Council (1); Chairman Campus Drives Committee (3); Freshman Advisory Council (3); Orientation Council (4); R.A. President (4). Rebecca Faye Burdette Eugenia Hargrave Burton alpha delta pi Handbook Committee (1); Freshman Advisory Council (2); Human Re- lations Committee (2); Coronet Editor (3); Student Legislature (3); Publications Board (3); Orientation Council (4); Alpha Delta Pi Ex- ecutive Board (4); Elections Committee (4). Osra Lynn Caligan KAPPA DELTA Choir (2); Freshman Advisory Council (2); Coronet Staff (2), Sorority Editor (3); Kappa Delta Social Chairman (3), House Chairman (4). Gail Meredith Cannon alpha delta pi Freshman Follies Program Committee (1); Freshman Advisory Council (2); Psychology Club (3); Panhellenic Council Treasurer (4). Susan Hall Cannon Art Club (2); Social Standards Committee (3), Chairman (4). Liliana Teresita Carlos Kathryn Ward Chatham Freshman Follies (1); French Club CO; Current Staff Business Manager (2, 3), Associate Editor (4); Publications Board (3). Virginia Stuart Cloer Darla Jim Coffey ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Basketball Club (1)� Current Staff (2, 3); Freshman Advisory Council (2); Alpha Gamma Delta Assistant Treasurer (3); German Club (3, 4); S.G.A. Secretariat (3); Elections Committee (O; Student Legislature (4); Orientation Council (4); Curriculum Committee (3); Y.W.C.A. South- ern Regional Council (3), Tutorial Chairman of Southern Region (4); Q.C.A. (3), President (4); Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Carol Diane Cole phi MU Freshman Follies Co-Chairman Cl); Outstanding Freshman Award CO; Queens Scholar CO; Class President C2); Dana Scholar C2, 3, 4); Fresh- man Advisory Council C2); Valkyrie C2); State Student Legislature Delegate C2, 3, 4); Judicial Board C3D, Chairman CO; S.G.A. Secretary C3); Orb and Sceptre C4); Signet Assistant Editor CO Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Anita Mae Conner Choir CO. Librarian C2), Secretary-Treasurer C3), President C4); Delta Omicron C1. 2), Program Chairman C3), Secretary CO; Q.C.A. Special Services Committee C2); Dean’s List C3). Clarissa Henry Craig alpha delta pi Psychology Club C3); Alpha Delta Pi Assistant Social Chairman C3). Mary Susan Daley ALPHA GAMMA DELTA House Council CE 2); Psychology Club C4); Alpha Gamma Delta Chap- lain C3), Altruistic Chairman CO- Page One Hundred Sixty-nine MYERS PARK BEAUTY SALON HARRILL'S BAR-B-Q ' Barbecue at Its Best 1025 Kings Drive Phone ED 4-8808 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Charlotte’s House of Charm” Phone 332-5031 HEART OF CHARLOTTE 3815 N. TRYON 377-4441 ARROW LAUNDRY 1933 E. Seventh 333-3711 THE OPEN KITCHEN 1318 W. Morehead 375-7449 CHAIR and EQUIPMENT RENTAL SERVICE 800 Central Avenue 332-8176 Page One Hundred Seventy Senior Statistics Geralda Margaret Davies ALPHA DELTA PI House Council CO; May Court CO: Spanish Club Program Chairman (2); Judicial Board (3, 4); May Day Co-Chairman (3); Sigma Mu (4); Orb and Sceptre (4); Alpha Delta Pi Standards Committee (4). Florence Fontaine Dawkins ALPHA CHI OMEGA Independent Reading Committee CO; Freshman Advisory Council C2); Art Club Vice President C3. 4); Alpha Chi Omega Rush Chairman CO, Warden CO. Social Chairman CO, Magazine Chairman C3). Nancy Howe Deane phi mu Q.C.A. Freshman Representative CO; Choir CO; R.A. C2), Secretary C3); R.S.C. Treasurer C2); Coronet Staff C2); Orientation Council C2); Valkyrie C2); Volleyball Team CO; Freshman Advisory Council CO; Campus Drives Committee Chairman CO: Phi Mu Pledge Chaplain C2), Vice-President CO, President C4, Second Semester). Mary Diane DeWitt ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Freshman Follies Ticket Committee CO; Alpha Gamma Delta Assistant Treasurer C2), Treasurer C3), Guard CO. Sheila Marlene Dickie Coronet Staff CO; Queens Scholar CO; Student Curriculum Committee C2); Judicial Board CO; Campus Drives Committee CO Caroline Worth Dillon Choir CL 2, 3); Queens Scholar CO: Dana Scholar C2, 3, 4); Current Staff C2, 3), News Editor CO; Washington Semester CO; N.S.A. Cabi- net CO; Sigma Mu CO; C.C.LI.N. CO. Ann Corbett Dixon phi MU Salem College CO; Phi Mu Pledge Vice-President CO, Social Chair- man CO Nancy Lee Dorrier chi omega Chi Omega Social Chairman CO; Dolphin Club O, 2, 3, 4); Stunt Night Chairman CO, Co-Chairman CO. Ann Markee Gibson Earnest ALPHA DELTA PI Class Vice-President CO Peggy Ann Edens Q.C.A. CL 2, 3), Dorm Devotions Committee CO, Cabinet Publicity Chairman C2); House Council C2); Stunt Night Co-Chairman CO; C.C.U.N. Committee CO; Choir CO; R.S.C. CO; Elections Committee C4); President of Morrison Dorm CO Linda Ray Estes ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Freshman Follies Committee CO; Freshman Advisory Council C2); Bi- ology Club O, 4); Alpha Gamma Delta Assistant Membership Chair- man C3), Chairman CO. Mary Ellen Flora ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Q.C.A. Special Interests Committee CO, Vespers Committee C2); Alpha Gamma Delta Assistant House Chairman C2), Assistant Membership Chair- man C2), Co-Rush Chairman CO, First Vice-President CO; State I.R.C. Council Delegate CO; N.S.A. Travels Abroad Committee CO, N.S.A. Coordinator C3, Second Semester); Delegate to Mock Security Council of C.C.U.N. at U.S.C. C3); Delegate to Model U.N. at U.N.C. C3); Student Legislature C3); C.C.U.N. Chairman CO; Dana Scholar CO; Danforth Fellowship Nominee CO I Iettie Kennedy Fowler PHI MU House Council CD; Coronet Staff CD, Business Manager C3); Publi- cations Board C3); Treasurers’ Committee C3); Phi Mu House Chairman C3), Treasurer CO Elizabeth Louise Fuehrer ALPHA CHI OMEGA Draft Committee CD; Choir Cl, 2, 3); Alpha Chi Omega Second Vice- President C2), Song Leader C2). Virginia Tarleton Garcia ALPHA CHI OMEGA UNC-G CD; Spanish Club C2, 3, 4), Social Chairman C3); Modem Dance Club C2. 4); Young Democrats C3); PRAM President CO; Alpha Chi Omega Pledge President C2). Barbara Ann Goodson chi omega Freshman Follies Publicity Committee CD; Freshman Advisory Council C2); Panhellenic Council C3. 4); Psychology Club C3, 4); Student Di- rectory Staff C3); Chi Omega President CO Jean Lovett Grantham ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Alpha Gamma Delta Corresponding Secretary CO. Donna Fay Gray phi MU Freshman Follies Committee CD; Phi Mu Treasurer C2, 3), Rush Chair- man CO; Dolphin Club C2, 3, 4); S.G.A. Calendar CO; Social Stand- ards Committee CO. Pamela Ann Grebe Signet Layout Editor C2, 3, 4); Freshman Advisory Council C2); Inde- pendent Reading Committee CO; Alpha Gamma Delta Art Award CD Cheryl Priscilla May Grimes Stephens Junior College CD; Young Republicans Club CO. Sandra Lee Gum phi MU Freshman Advisory Council C2, 3); N.S.A. Committee C2); Phi Mu Co-House Chairman C3); House Council CO. Teresa Gilham Hancock phi MU Choir CL 2, 3); Delta Omieron C2, 3, 4); Freshman Advisory Council C2, 3); Dana Scholar C2, 3, 4); Q.C.A. Vice-President C3), Chapel Com- mittee Chairman CO; Dolphin Club CO; Phi Mu Pledge Vice-Presi- dent C2); Orb and Sceptre CO; Class President CO; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges CO Carol Lawrence Harvey chi OMEGA Stunt Night CD; Freshman Follies Committee CD; Chi Omega House Chairman C3); Young Republicans CO Sara Lenore Hastings chi OMEGA Choir C2); Chorus C2); Young Republicans Club C3, 4), President CO; Q.C.A. C 3); Day Student Council Secretary C3); Current Business Man- ager CO- Alden Elwell Hatch chi omega Chi Omega Pledge President CD, House Chairman C3); Freshman Ad- visory Council C2). One Hundred Seventy- Shamifiu 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 Seventy-two Senior Statistics Joanne Candler Heinz phi MU Spanish Club (1); Freshman Advisory Council (2); Coronet Assistant Photography Editor (3); Phi Mu Vice President (4). Jo Anne I Iendricks ALPHA CHI OMEGA Biology Club (2, 3, 4), President (4); N. C. Collegiate Academy of Science President (4). Martha Jane Hic.gs Celeste Hill Hodges phi MU Art Club CO; Phi Mu Corresponding Secretary (3), Recording Secre- tary (4); Class Publicity Chairman (3). Emily Dianne Hollenbeck ALPHA DELTA PI Freshman Follies (1); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Psychology Club (3, 4), President (4); Alpha Delta Pi Rush Chairman (4); Dining Room Committee (4). Mary Louise Holliday ALPHA DELTA PI Current Staff (2); Day Student Council Treasurer (2), Vice-President (3); Q.C.A. Secretary (3); Orb and Sceptre Secretary (4). Kitty Trask Holt Barbara Cox Holiston Nancy Lee Huneycutt ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Patricia Roy Jamerson Chorus (2); Signet Staff (3); Young Republicans Club (3, 4), Presi- dent (3). Sara Elizabeth Kennedy Mary Pauline Kenny House Council (1, 4); Dolphin Club (2); Chemistry Club (4). Carol Leslie Kilpatrick phi MU R.S.C. (4); President of Belk Dorm (4); Elections Committee (4). Ann Elaine Knott Choir (1, 2, 3), Librarian (2, 3); Delta Omicron (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (3), Historian (4); Queens Chamber Orchestra (3, 4); Marshal (4); Sigma Mu (4). Mary Ellen Laine ALPHA DELTA PI Q.C.A. (2); Independent Reading Committee (2); Alpha Delta Pi Vice- President (4). Brenda Ann Lefler House Council (1, 4); Dolphin Club (2); Q.C.A. Tutorial Chairman (3), Faculty Firesides Chairman (4); Chemistry Club President (4). Sara Anne Ligon CHI OMEGA Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Chi Omega Secretary (3), Vice- President (4); Psychology Club (4); Dean’s List (4). Vivian Brewer Long Linda Macken McComb Carol Ann McCormick ALPHA DELTA PI Freshman Follies Committee (1); N.S.A. Evaluation Committee (1); Basketball Team (1); State Student Legislature (1); Delegate to N.S.A. Regional Conference (1); Queens Scholar (1); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Psychology Club (3, 4); Alpha Delta Pi Corresponding Secretary (3), Recording Secretary (4); Dance Committee (4). Nancy Pope McLeod KAPPA DELTA R.A. Council (1); Dolphin Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Young Democrats Club (2); Kappa Delta Pledge President (2); Panhellenic Council (4). Betti Lynn McNairy Delta Omicron (3, 4). Frieda Jane Mack phi MU Art Club (1, 2); Art Director for Stunt Night (1); Co-Art Director for Freshman Follies (1); Stunt Night Co-Chairman (2, 4); Queens Repre- sentative to Va. Collegiate Invitational Golf Tournament (2, 4); Co- Membership Chairman for Phi Mu (3); Coronet Co-Art Editor (4). Barbara Joyce Mann phi MU Class Vice-President (2); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Dance Committee (2); Class President (3); Panhellenic Council (3); May Court (3); President of Wallace Dorm (4); R.S.C. (4); May Day Co- Chairman (4); Coronet Co-Art Editor (4); Phi Mu Standards Com- mittee (4). Sarah Elizabeth Markle Dolphin Club (3); Chorus (3); House Council (3, 4); R.A. Council (4). Claudia Louise Mathews ALPHA CHr OMEGA Alpha Chi Omega Assistant Treasurer (2), Treasurer (3); Young Re- publicans Club Secretary-Treasurer (4). Janice Evelyn Matthieu ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Alpha Gamma Delta Pledge President (1), Assistant Rush Chairman (2), Recording Secretary (3), President (4); Panhellenic Council (3, 4); House Council (2, 3); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Dining Room Committee (3); Young Republicans Club (4). Janice Marie Medlock ALPHA DELTA PI House Council (1); Alpha Delta Pi Assistant Treasurer (2), Treasurer (4); Campus Drives Committee (2); Washington Semester (3); N.S.A. Coordinator (4); Student Legislature Executive Council (4); Elections Committee (4). Patricia Ann Miller KAPPA DELTA French Club (2, 3, 4); Young Democrats Club (3); Kappa Delta Sec- retary (4); Chorus (3); Current Staff (3, 4), Circulation Manager (3). Susan Louise Milton chi OMEGA Stunt Night Committee (1, 3, 4); House Council (2); Chi Omega Cor- responding Secretary (2); Q.C.A. (2); Freshman Advisory Council (2); President of Harris Hall (4); R.S.C. (4); Orientation Committee (4); Elections Committee (4). Page One Hundred Seventy-three Page One Hundred Seventy-four Senior Statistics Rosalyn I Iazlehurst Mitchell phi MU Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Current Assistant Editor (2), Associ- ate Editor (3), Editor (4); Dance Committee (2. 3); House Council (2); Chairman of Freshman Week (2); Co-Chairman of Stunt Night (3); R.A. Publicity Chairman (3). Elizabeth Leslie Moore phi MU Chorus (2); Phi Mu President (4, First Semester). Donna Sue Mullen Q.C.A. (1. 2, 3, 4), Special Interests Committee (1), Vespers Commit- tee Chairman (2), Cabinet (3), Workshop Chairman (4); Dean's List CL 2, 3. 4); Marshal (1, 2, 4), Chief Marshal (4); Representative to Southern Regional YWCA Conference (1, 2); Freshman Advisory Coun- cil (2); Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4); Handbook Committee (2); Independent Reading Committee Chairman (3); Choir (3); Orientation Chairman (4); Sigma Mu (4); Orb and Sceptre (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges C4). Jacquelyn Moore Nance Sally Ann O’Rourke ALPHA DELTA PI D.S.C. Representative (1); R.A. Council Tennis Chairman (1); Fresh- man Advisory Council (2, 3, 4); Play-Day Co-Chairman (2); Coronet Advertising Manager (2); Alpha Delta Pi House Chairman (3); Class Officer (3); R.A. Council (3, 4); Young Democrats (3, 4); Signet Staff (4). Eleanor Anne Pepi .ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Current Staff (2, 3, 4), Editor (4); Q.C.A. Vespers Committee (3); Campus Drives Committee (3); Young Democrats Club (3, 4); Dana Scholar (4); Student Legislature (4); Pub- lications Board Chairman (4); Danforth Fellowship Nominee (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4). Mary Louette Per-Lee KAPPA DELTA Young Democrats Club (3). Mary Ann Phifer CHI OMEGA Shirley Ann Pierce KAPPA DELTA Biology Club (3, 4); Panhellenic Council Secretary' (3), President (4); Student Directory Committee (3); Orientation Council (4); Student Legislature (4). Mary Louise Poot Freshman Follies Committee (1); Dean’s List (1, 2, 3, 4); Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4); Current Staff (2, 3, 4); Marshal (3, 4); Young Demo- crats (3, 4); Delegate to Model U.N. (3, 4); Sigma Mu (4); N.S.A. Na- tional Affairs Chairman (4); C.C.U.N. Committee Chairman (4). Cynthia Marsyl Prado ALPHA DELTA PI Alpha Delta Pi Rush Chairman (3), President (4); Panhellenic Coun- cil (2, 4); N.S.A. Treasurer (2); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Young Democrats Club (3, 4), Treasurer (3). Carol Patricia Prince ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Biology Club (3, 4); Alpha Gamma Delta Editor (4). Katherine Ann Reed ALPHA DELTA PI Freshman Advisory Council (2); Current Staff (2, 3, 4), Art Editor (4); Psychology Club (3, 4); Young Democrats Club Secretary (3), President (4); State Student Legislature (4); Dining Room Committee (4); Alpha Delta Pi Assistant Treasurer (3), Magazine Chairman (4). Ruth Caroline Recitko CHI OMEGA Peggy Jacqueline Reinhardt Eleanor Thomas Riepe alpha delta pi Dolphin Club (2, 3, 4); Freshman Advisory' Council (2, 4); Signet Staff (4); Alpha Delta Pi Flistorian C4). Betty Louise Roberts French Club (2, 3, 4), President (4). Anne Marie Robinette ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Freshman Follies Committee (1); Alpha Gamma Delta Assistant Social Chairman (1), Rush Chairman (4); Panhellenic Council (2, 3), Treas- urer (3); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3); Chorus (2); Student Hand- book Committee (3, 4). Martha Tilghman Royal ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Freshman Follies Committee CO; Delta Omicron (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3), Treasurer (4); Chorus (2); Choir (2, 3, 4); Freshman Advisory Council (3); Coronet Staff (3, 4); Sigma Mu (4); Alpha Gamma Delta Assistant Corresponding Secretary' (2), Guard (2), Corresponding Secre- tary (3), Second Vice President (4). Nancy Lee Rusk chi OMEGA Freshman Follies Committee CO; Dolphin Club C2); French Club C2. 3, 4), Vice-President C4); Freshman Advisory' Council C2); Current Copy Editor C3); Chi Omega Rush Co-Chairman C3). Carol Dorton Selvey Carol Ann Settle KAPPA DELTA House Council C2); Kappa Delta Scholarship Chairman C3). Sallie Junior Sharpe Marshal CL 2). Adelaide Sanford Sfleek Madeline Sonneborn CHI OMEGA Jeanette Waters Stalvey Sacred Heart Junior College CL 2). Brenda Laetitia Stroud chi OMEGA Freshman Follies Committee CO; Spanish Club CO; Dolphin Club CL 2, 3); Freshman Advisory Council C2, 3); Coronet Assistant Business Manager C3). Page One Hundred Seventy-fii’e THE TWEED SHOP Distinctive Casual Clothes for Women CHARLOTTETOWN MALL COTSWOLD SHOPPING CENTER HARDEE'S PHARMACY 2909 Selwyn Avenue 333-7729 ENCHANTE COIFFURES 117 Cottage Place 334-9783 PARK LANES, INC. CHARLOTTE'S BOWLING PARADISE 1700 Montford Drive JA 3-7633 Page One Hundred Seventy-six Senior Statistics Martha Kate Stuart ALPHA CHI OMEGA Biology Club (3); President DS.C. (4 '; Student Legislature (4). Florence Bivans Swyers Mary Elizabeth Tannhauser kappa delta House Council (1); Art Club (1); Freshman Follies (1); May Day Publicity Chairman (1. 2); Freshman Advisory Council (2, 3, 4); Span- ish Club (2, 3, 4); Signet Art Editor (2, 3); Coronet Art Editor (3); Class Treasurer (3); Stiuient [hrectory Editor (3); Dean's List (3); Young Democrats (3, 4); Kappa Delta Co-Rush Chairman (3), Chaplain (3), Rush Chairman (4); Class Secretary-Treasurer (4); Orb and Sceptre (4); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities ami Colleges (4). Martha Fridy Thompson Martha Randolph Toler House Council CO; Freshman Advisors- Council (2, 4); Biology Club (3); Young Republicans Club (3); Current Staff (4). Marion Beth Thompkins French Club (2); Dolphin Club (2, 3). Patricia Ann Tyler CHI OMEGA Handbook Committee (3); House Council (4); Chi Omega Social and Civil Service Chairman (3), Vocations Chairman (4). Sara Jane Urban Freshman Follies, Water Show, May Day Make-Up Committee (1, 2); Freshman Advisors- Council (2, 3); House Council (2); Q.C.A. Pub- licity Chairman (3); U.N. Collegiate Council (3); Handbook Editor (4); PRAM (4). Michele Helene Villetet Anne Duffee Voorhees Freshman Follies Program Chairman (1); Orientation Assistant Chair- man (2); Campus Drives Committee (2); Stunt Night Committee (3); Biologs- Club (3); House Council (3); Q.C.A. Publicity Chairman (4). Cynthia Gholson Watkins alpha delta pi R.S.C. (1); Stunt Night Program Chairman (1); Freshman Follies Com- mittee (1); Class Secretary-Treasurer (2); Valkyrie (2); Current Circu- lation Manager (2, 3); Young Democrats Club (2, 3, 4), President (3); Judicial Board (3, 4); State Student Legislature Chairman (4); Orb and Sceptre (4); Alpha Delta Pi Rush Chairman (4). Carol Devlin Watson PHI MU Class Vice-President (1); Stunt Night Co-Chairman (1); Q.C.A. Dorm Devotions Committee (1); Campus Drives Committee (1); S.G.A. 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Apt. 1 Assistant Professor of History Office—Science Building 10iD Mr. Roger Drinkall, 1852 Ly'nnwood Drive Assistant Professor of Music (Cello) Office—Music Building 106 Dr. Thomas L. Dulin, 200 Greenwich Road College Physician (Residence: 3916 Suffolk Place) Office—Irwin McKay Infirmary' Miss Sarah I. Dunlap (Polly), 1829 Queens Road Assistant Professor of Home Economics Office—Stultz Building Miss Nancy L. Eagle, 1789 Sterling Rd. Assistant Professor of Music Office—Music Building 203 Mr. Robert P. Eisele, 1945 Edgewater Drive District Manager, Saga Food Service Office—Basement, Morrison Hall Mr. Don Farquharson, 2413 Ansley Court Assistant to the President Office—Burwell Hall 208 Dr. Jack H. Fehon, 24 1 1 Vernon Drive Dana Professor of Biology' Office—Science Building 100 Miss Gordon Q. Freeman, 1130 Princeton Avenue Assistant Professor of Literature and English Composition Office—Tillett Building 4 Mrs. Ann S. Gebhardt (Mrs. Bruce), 2500 Sherwood Avenue Dean of Students Assistant Professor of Art Office—Burwell Hall Miss Roberta Louise Gittings, 256 Tyvola Road, Apt. 1 Instructor in Literature and English Composition Office—Science Building 102E Mrs. Lorena A. Goeller (Jo), Albright Hall Resident Counselor. Albright Hall Office—Albright Hall Mr. Thomas Gordon, Waxhaw, N. C. Maintenance and Shop Office—Maintenance and Shop Mrs. Linda Elkins, 1701 W. Blvd., Apt. D-14 Secretary' to the Dean of the College Mrs. Carrie B. Green, Morrison Dorm Hostess, Morrison Dormitory' Office—Morrison Dormitory Mrs. Shirley H. Green (Mrs. Jack A., Jr.), 4401 Collingwood Drive Instructor in Physical Education (Dance) Office—Ovens Physical Education Building Mr. Charles O. Hadley, 2048 Hastings Drive Assistant Professor of Literature and English Composition Office—Dana Building 308 Mrs. Ruby V. Haley, Belk Dormitory' Resident Counselor, Belk Dorm Office—Belk Dorm Mrs. Marie J. Hargett (Mrs. Walter L., Jr.), 233 North Dotger Avenue, Apr. E-5 Assistant Professor of Music (Children’s Piano) Office—Music Building 103 Dr. Cary S. Henderson, 1500 Lilac Road Associate Professor of History and Political Science Office—Dana Building 309 Mr. Sam Henry', YMCA Instructor in Mathematics Office—Science Building 203 Miss Ruth Herron, 2115 Sehvyn Avenue Superintendent of Dormitories Office—Dormitory' Maintenance (former Publications House) Mr. William T. Hinson, 7508 Nations Ford Road Maintenance and Shop Office—Maintenance and Shop Miss Jane Hoke, 2431 Vail Avenue, Apt. 5-B Admissions Counselor Office—Burwell Hall Mr. John L. Hondros, 2828 Irby Drive Assistant Professor of History' Office—Dana Building 310 Mrs. Gertrude G. Gill (Trudy) (Mrs. Robert M.), 533 Jefferson Dr. Secretary (Part time), (Music Dept.) Page One Hundred Seventy-nine ) md. 813 PROVIDENCE ROAD JEWELRY AND GIFTS CASUAL CORNER 128 N. Tryon 375-7353 PROVIDENCE PHARMACY 705 S. Sharon Amity Road 366-7131 QUEENS FLORIST 333-8497 1041 Providence Road Page One Hundred Eighty Don's Hair Design Studio, Inc. 119 Huntley Place 334-6403 Come Alive! You’re In The Pepsi Generation! things gO better,! with Coke tMOt RECORD CITY 104 W. Trade 375-6205 GONDOLA RESTAURANT 2238 W. Independence Blvd. 376-8118 Page One Hundred Eighty-one Faculty and Staff Mrs. Agnes F. Hostettler (Mrs. Ernst), 607 Queens Road Assistant Professor of French and German Office—Dana Building 210 Mrs. Nancy Howard (Mrs. Tim), 3101 Wickersham Road Secretary, President’s Office Office—Burwall Hall Dr. Hughes B. Hoyle, Jr., 2040 Hastings Drive Professor of Mathematics and Physics Office—Science Building 206a Dr. Harold Humm, 2148 Selwyn Avenue Professor of Biology Office—Science Building 104Vi Miss Nancy Lee Huneycutt, Irwin-McKay Infirmary Assistant Resident Nurse Office—Irwin-McKay Infirmary' Miss Eleanor L. Jenkins, 1521 East Seventh Street Associate Professor of Mathematics Office—Science Building 203 Miss Katherine Jenkins, 2422 Charlotte Drive Clerk, Library Office—Everett Library Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall (Mrs. Woodrow), 2343 Selwyn Avenue Clerk Office—Bookstore. Student Center Mr. George S. Kilner, 2311 Radcliffe Avenue Business Manager and Treasurer Office—Burwell Hall Miss M arjorie T. Kirby, 2201 Sarah Marks Avenue Assistant Professor of Spanish Office—Dana 206 Mr. Martin F. Kaelke, 810 Judith Court General Superintendent of Maintenance Office—Maintenance Receiving Building Miss Joyce Lowder Resident Nurse, Infirmary Miss Linda LaGrone, 4105 Conway Avenue, Apt. C Secretary, Admissions Office Office—Burwell Hall Mr. Joseph E. Lammers, 1524 Queens Road Assistant Professor of Music Office—Music Building 101 Dr. Donald E. Lewis, 1632 Carolina Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Professor of Chemistry Office—Science Building 301 Mr. T. Buchanan Looney, 2138 Selwyn Avenue Assistant Professor of History Office—Science Building 102B Dr. James H. Lovell, Jr., 1029 Sewickley Professor of Literature and English Composition Office—Tillett Building 6 Mrs. Nell D. McCarter, Long Hall Resident Counselor, Long Hall Office—Long Hall Dr. Mildred M. McEwen, 2316 Westfield Road Professor of Chemistry Office—Science Building 300 Mr. Donald D. McNeill, 139 South Canterbury Road Assistant to the Treasurer Office—Burwell Hall Mrs. Kathryn S. McKeithan, Wellesley Dormitory Resident Counselor, Wellesley Dormitory Office—Wellesley Dormitory Mrs. Ruth R. Magher (Mrs. James T.), 3419 Park Road Instructor in Physical Education Office—Ovens Physical Education Building Mr. Robert Manges, 5608 Amity Place Dining Hall Manager, Saga Food Sendee Office—Dining Hall, Morrison Mr. Michael Margrett, 101 S. Laurel Avenue, Apt. 72A Instructor in Spanish Office—Dana 209 Mrs. Helen Marley, 1922 Ewing Avenue Secretary, Business Office Office—Burwell Hall Mr. G. Alex Marsh, 53 5-B Wakefield Drive Assistant Professor of Biology Office—Science Building 102C Mr. E. H. Mason, Jr., 5138 Addison Drive Associate Professor of Education Office-Blair 2b Mr. Thomas F. Mason, 1336 Harding Place Assistant Professor of Art Office-Carol Hall Mrs. Kathleen Mathews, 1518 Mimosa Avenue PBX Operator (4:00 p.m.-12:00 midnight) Office—Bunvell Hall Mrs. Margaret B. Maultsby, 1921 Maryland Avenue Assistant, Public Relations Office Office—Burwell 201 Miss Melinda R. Maxfield, 1850 Lynnwood Drive Assistant Professor of Literature and English Composition Office—Tillett Building 5 Mr. Albert R. May, 3451 Windsor Drive Associate Professor of Music (Voice) Office—Music Building 202 Dr. Yancey L. Medlin, 2225 Westminster Place Associate Professor of Education Office—Blair 2a Miss Mildred L. Miscally, 1020 Arosa Avenue, Apt. 2 Director of Public Relations Assistant Professor of Journalism Office—Burwell Hall 201 Mr. Philip A. Moose, 2201 Randolph Road (Garage Apt.) Monday evening until Friday Linville Road, Blowing Rock, North Carolina Friday until Monday noon Associate Professor of Art Office-Carol Hall 2 Mr. John D. Morrison, 1817 Maryland Avenue Associate Professor of Music (Organ) Office—Belk Chapel Dr. Frank G. Mullen, Jr., 1812 Carlanda Circle Associate Professor of Psychology Office—Stultz Building 25 Dr. Paul B. Newman, 2215 Hassell Place Associate Professor of Literature and English Composition Office—Tillett Building 2 Miss Ella Marguerite Noel, Watkins Hall Instructor in Music (Violin) Resident Counselor, Watkins Hall Office—Music Building 201 Mrs. Veronica M. Noetling (Ronnie) (Mrs. G. Gordon), 1404 Lyon Court PBX Operator (8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.) Office—Burwell Hall Dr. Jimmie C. Oates, 3125 Connecticut Avenue Associate Professor of Physics Office—Science Building 205a Mrs. Janis Osborn Harkins, 2132 Kirkwood Ave. Secretary, Saga Foods Office—Basement, Morrison Hall Mrs. Sara Payne (Mrs. Larry), 2223 McClintock Road Clerk, Registrar’s Office Office—Burwell Hall Miss Phyllis A. Pharr, 2516 McClintock Road Instructor in Physical Education Office—Ovens Physical Education Building Mrs. Aley Thomas Phillip Second Semester Exchange Lecturer Office—Dana 105 Dr. Edward W. Pohlman, 1030 Coddington Place Dana Professor of Sociology Office—Dana Building 112 Dr. Norris W. Preyer, 2028 Roswell Avenue Dana Professor of History Office—Dana 105 Miss Sylvia Pruitt, 256 Tyvola Road, Apt. 1 Instructor in Philosophy Office—Science Building 102a Dr. Raymond Purkey, 2134 Sherwood Ave. Associate Professor of French Office—Dana 208 Mrs. Mary Raines (Mrs. Henry H.), Sharon Road Part-time Librarian Office—Everett Library Miss Jean L. Rayburn, 153 Middleton Drive Director of Admissions Office—Burwell Hall Miss Caroline G. Richardson, 221 Hawthorne Lane Assistant Professor of Modem Languages (French) Office—Dana Building 204 Miss Jean Robinson, 1324 Biltmore Drive Secretary, Alumnae Affairs Office—Burwell Hall Mr. Arthur W. Scott, 1825 Jameston Drive Assistant Professor of Sociology Office—Science Building 102f Mr. Robert W. Shaw, 3331 Windsor Drive Director of Evening College Office—Science Building 102 Mrs. Joanne N. Sheahan, 3217 Selwyn Avenue Secretary, Dean of Students Office—Burwell Hall Mr. George A. Shealy, 1801 Carlanda Circle Professor of Art Office—Carol Hall 3 Dr. Joyce H. Shealy (Mrs. George A.), 1801 Carlanda Circle Professor of Psychology' Office—Stultz Building 1 Mr. William H. Sherrill, Jr., 2115 Pinebrook Circle Visiting Instructor in Geography (Business Address: Smith Junior High School—523-5655) Mrs. Adele Shields (Mrs. Jim R.), 547 Cherokee Road Admissions Counselor Office—Burwell Hall Dr. Eva I. Shipstone, Wallace Dormitory Visiting Professor of Psychology (First Semester) Office—Stultz 25a Mrs. Rita A. Simpson (Mrs. J. B., Jr.), 2214 Wellesley Avenue Director of Alumnae Affairs Office—Burwell Hall 205 Miss Map' Thomas Smith. 3526 Windsor Drive Assistant Professor of Education Office—Dana Building 305 Captain James M. Spivey, 4114 Malta Place Security Officer (8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.) Office—Security Headquarters Mr. Thomas O. Squires, Jr., 5103 Randolph Road Mail Clerk Office—Post Office—Student Center Dr. George A. Stegner, 6544 Folger Drive Dana Professor of Music Office—Music Building 101 Mrs. Frances D. Tate (Mrs. Robert G.), 2225 Shamrock Drive Secretary, President’s Office Office—Burwell Hall 211 Miss Mary Lee Taylor, 2251 Selwyn Avenue, Apt. 4 Associate Professor of Bible and Religion Office—Dana Building 203 Dr. A. T. Trimble, 2133 Selwyn Avenue Professor of Chemistry Office—Science Building 300A Mrs. Mildred Vessels, 1233 Spruce Street Secretary, Maintenance Office—Maintenance and Receiving Building Page One Hundred Eighty-two Faculty and Staff Dr. Edwin R. Walker, 1871 Cassamia Place Chancellor and Acting President Office— Burwell Hall 211 Mr. WaLlace G. Webb, 2812 Goneaway Road Associate Professor and Head of Economics Department Office—Dana 304 E r. Edmund T. Weiant, 2500 Inverness Road Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of Foreign Languages (German Russian) Office—Dana 205 Mr. Carlyle Eugene Weiss. 1348 Drexmore Avenue Assistant Professor of Music Office—Music Building 200 Mrs. Wilhelmina Welsh, Wallace Hall Resident Counselor, Wallace Hall Office—Wallace Hall Mrs. Dorothy A. Wentz, 1 18 Sylvania Avenue Secretary’, Business Office Office—Burwell Hall Mrs. Sarah M. West (Mrs. John O.), 171 N. Canterbury Road .Assistant Professor of Secretarial Practice Office—Blair Building Mrs. Margaret L. Wicker (Mrs. John H.), 6719 Starcrest Drive Relief PBX Operator (Saturday and Sunday) Office—Burwell Hall Dr. Elizabeth G. Wright, 2301 Croydon Road, Apt. 4 Professor of Bible and Religion Office—Dana Building 306 Mrs. Teresa Shu-yi Yang (Mrs. Winston), 3422 Windsor Drive Cataloger, Library Office—Everett Library Dr. J. Daniel Zeluff, 1427 Stanford Place Associate Professor of Bible and Religion Office—Burwell 209 Students STUDENTS, FIRST SEMESTER Adam, Gail Cox—Fr.—The Oaks-1416 South Roan, Johnson City, Tennessee Adams, Marjorie Carol—Fr.—362 McDonald Avenue, Mobile, Alabama Albright, Dorothy Jane—Soph.—O Berkshire Road, Richmond, Virginia Alexander, Ursula—Fr.—366 Coral Sea Dr., Fort Lee, Virginia Allen, Jennifer Lee—Soph.—2108 Belvue Road, Waynesboro, Virginia Allen, Marbury Louise—Jr.—2416 Prospect Rd., Tampa, Florida Altman, Beverly Anne—Soph.—4807 Beach Park Dr., Tampa, Florida Anderson, Mrs. Bettianne Powell—Sr.—2200 Croydon Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Anderson, Carol Jean—Jr.—2042 Weberwood Dr., S. Charleston, W. Va. Anderson. Elizabeth Annette—Jr.—1 303 Edgewood Ave., Florence, South Carolina Anderson, Grace Isabel—Sr.—2073 Nottingham Lane, Burlington, North Carolina Andrews, Annabell—Fr.—2884 Arden Rd., N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Andrews, Dale Curtis—Fr.—4695 Millbrook Dr., N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Angell, Jean Elizabeth—Soph.—Box 764, Salisbury, North Carolina Armstrong, Dorothy Marshall—Soph.—Box 6, Troy, North Carolina Arnold, Mary Jo—Soph.—RD 3, Salem Rd., Canfield, Ohio Ashbum. Jean Lowry—Jr.—536 Lakeside Dr., Statesville, North Carolina Auten, Judith Kay—Sr.—216 Sloan St., Belmont, North Carolina Bagby, Anne Gordon—Fr.—Route 2, Charles City, Virginia Bagenstose, Janice Lee—Soph.—23 W. Walnut Ave., Merchantville, New Jersey Bagg, Patricia Lyndall—Soph.—9110 North Branch Drive, Bethesda, Maryland Bailey, Linda Clark—Soph.—24139 Duffield Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Baker, Sandra Jane—Jr.—686 Wallace Dnve, Wayne, Pennsylvania Ballard, Barbara Ruthe—Jr.—207 Rockingham Rd., Greenville, South Carolina Ballard, Brenda Gaye—Fr.— 3 Marietta Dr., Concord, North Carolina Baptiste, Mrs. Shirley Hepbom—Sr.—3022 DePaul Court, Charlotte, North Carolina Baralt. Olga Lopez—Soph.—750 Calatrava Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida Barbee, Sara Jean—Jr.—2108 Ridge Rd., Raleigh, North Carolina Barben, Anne Wilmot—Fr.—P. O. Box 1025, Avon Park, Florida Bard, Gretchen Shelley—Fr.—904 Poindexter Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Barker, Katherine Buchanan—Fr.—1009 West 63rd St., Kansas City, Missouri Barker, Sue Summey—Sr.—1009 W. 63rd St., Kansas City, Missouri Barksdale, Mary Kennon—Jr.—1 55 Broad St., Danville, Virginia Barnes, Margaret Ann—Soph.—Box 153BB Templeton Rd., Mooresville, North Carolina Barnes, Mildred Lee—Soph.—1852 Talbot Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida Barnett, Anne Hayles—Fr.—446 N. Mt. Pleasant, Monroeville, Alabama Barnett, Leigh Cecil—Soph.—217 Brandon Court, Danville, Virginia Barr, Sarah Elizabeth—Soph.—Box 32, West Jefferson, North Carolina Barret, Judy Johnson—Soph.—120 Kentucky Blvd., Hazard, Kentucky Barron, Anne Louise—Fr.—253 5 Amberly Rd., Birmingham, Michigan Barr r, Dorothy “Judy”—Soph.—1938 Peabody', Memphis, Tennessee Barto, Christine Anne—Jr.—339 Circle Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Basten, Narcissa Elizabeth—Jr.—3328 Woodridge Place, Lynchburg, Virginia Bates, Paulette Ann—Fr.—Rt. 5 Paris Mt., Greenville, South Carolina Bates, Ruth Daniel—Sr.—33 10 Carla St., Orlando, Florida Bates. Sally Morecroft—Fr.—727 Pleasant St., Worchester, Massachusetts Baucom, Martha Tilghman—Fr.—226 E. Jefferson, Kirkwood, Missouri Baugher, Barbara Sue—Soph.—417 Rosser Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Baumgardner, Harriette Lee—Fr.—107 Trails End, Greenville, South Carolina Baxter, Patricia Rene—Fr.—1100 Cherokee Dr., Campbellsville, Kentucky Baynard, Barbara Ann—Fr.—1801 Brightwaters Blvd., St. Petersburg, Florida Beam, Kenni Bea—Soph.—400 North Mountain St., Chenyville, North Carolina Bean, Nancy Jane—Soph.—170 Upland Way, Haddonfield, New Jersey Beard, Dianne Delorious—Jr.—2522 Cornell Drive, Roanoke, Virginia Beaudrot. Rosalie Vincent—Jr.—401 Calhoun Avenue, Greenwood, South Carolina Beaufort, Marjorie McCoy—Jr.—5 548 Fairlane, Jacksonville, Florida Beck, Mary Ann—Fr.—225 Carswell Lane, Goldsboro, North Carolina Bell, Virginia Ley—Fr.—2406 Watrous Avenue, Tampa, Florida Bennett, Elizabeth Whitney—Sr.—1920 Natalen Rd., Winter Park, Florida Benson. Bette Jayne—Soph.—1465 Flanders Rd., Jacksonville, Florida Bero, Gertrude Louise—Soph. —1763 Council Bluff Dr., N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Berry', Kathleen McNair—Sr.—105 Douglass Heights, Union, South Carolina Billings, Barbara Ann—Soph.—4178 Longleaf Dr.. Memphis. Tennessee Billman, Susan—Fr.—2203 Madison Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina Birdsall, Penelope Jane—Soph.—120 N. Chestnut Street, Westfield, New Jersey Bishop, Carol McKee—Fr.—4103 Orleans Place, Alexandria, Virginia Bissett, Rebecca Etta—Jr.—5629 Lake Shore Dr., Columbia, South Carolina Black, Mary Louise—Soph.—1001 Mahoney St., Plant City, Florida Black, Nancy Ann—Soph.—1445 Thomwood Dr., Spartanburg, South Carolina Blackwelder, Edrie-Anne—Jr.—6610 Knightswood Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Bliss, Cathryn Van de Carr—Fr.—123 Oakleigh Lane, Maitland, Florida Blodgett, Carol Anne—Sr.—247 Burnside Place, Ridgewood, New Jersey Blohm, Mary' Louise—Soph.—108 N. Cedar Dr., Greenwood, South Carolina Blume, Pamela Jo—Soph.—1204 N. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Boardman, Katherine Ruth—Soph.—8 Habersham St., Ft. Stewart, Georgia Boatwright, Marie Maxine—Fr.—Country’ Club Dr., LaGrange, Georgia Bodenhamer, Emily Gay—Soph.—300 Woodland Drive, Jacksonville, North Carolina Bohde, Jane Marie—Soph.—1025 Kissengen Avenue, Bartow, Florida Boone, Peggy Hall—Fr.—717 Boulevard, Westfield, New Jersey Booze, Rebecca Anne—Sr.—Lee Highway, Buchanan, Virginia Bopp, Carole Johanna—Soph.—209 Moreland Dr., Canfield, Ohio Bosserman, Susan Carol—Jr.—Rt. 1 Forrest Hills, Harrisonburg, Virginia Bousman, Sandra Joan—Fr.—1218 Karen Drive, New Bern, North Carolina Boykin, Julian Perdue—Soph.—69 N. Muscogee Ave., N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Brannan, Arden Jane—Soph.—P. O. Box 1294, Stuart, Florida Brewer, Carolyn Kelsey—Jr.—1 207 Greenway Court, Lynchburg, Virginia Brewer, Matha Louise—Fr.—1047 N. McKinley Rd., Arlington, Virginia Britton, Susan Anne—Fr.—47 Calhoun Drive, Sumter, South Carolina Brockenbrough. Beverley Allan—Fr.—3412 Noble Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Brown, Betty Sue—Soph.—1424 Crystal Rd., Charlotte, North Carolina Brown, Edith Paula—Fr.—4202 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Virginia Brown. Elizabeth Joyner—Jr.—600 Franklin St., Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Brown, Mary Elaine—Fr.—2804 Park Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Brown, Mary’ Jane—Soph.—780 Yell Road. Lew'isburg, Tennessee Brown, Sallye Phillips—P-T, N-D—201 Allison St., Fort Mill, South Carolina Brown, Victoria Churchill—Fr. —3102 Allendale St., Roanoke, Virginia Brownell, Sally’ Lynn—Jr.—24 Broughton Dr., Greenville, South Carolina Browning. Joan Metts—Sr.—Draw er 1017, Greenwood, South Carolina Brownstein, Mary’ Hildreth—Soph.—894 N. Jefferson St., Arlington, Virginia Brunson, Elizabeth Shirer—Fr.—1 1 1 Edgewnod Avenue, Morganton, North Carolina Brunson, Marshall Ann—Soph.—107 Sunset Drive, Chester, South Carolina Bryant, Mary Tolbert—Soph.—128 Mimosa Place, Decatur, Georgia Buchan. Elizabeth Austin—Sr.—1 19 Lloyd St., Mullins, South Carolina Buchan, Susan Webb—Fr.—119 Lloyd St., Mullins, South Carolina Buchanan, Helen Mason—Fr.—2622 Grant Avenue, Raleigh North Carolina Buchanan, Mrs. Sarah Wolfe—Jr.—345 Manning Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Buckingham, Sarah Adelaide—Fr.—82 Kenilworth Rd., Asheville, North Carolina Buckner, JoAnne—Fr.—11 North Walling Drive. St. Louis, Missouri Bunger, Mrs. Melody Peterson—P-T, ND—3132 Westfield Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Burdette, Rebecca Faye—Sr.—Rt. 1, Box 7, Davidson, North Carolina Burgess, Brenda Kay—Soph.—35 15 Pennington Lane, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Burgess, Mary Wysor—Jr.—25 Beech Tree Lane, Pelham, New York Burk, Carolyn Harper—Fr.—5522 N. 17th St., Arlington, Virginia Burleson, Sarah Ellen—Jr.—404 Parkw'ay St., Beckley, West Virginia Burns. Virginia Anne—Fr.— Box 68, Lebanon, Virginia Burst, Diana Louise—Jr.—309 Planthurst Rd., Webster Groves, Missouri Burtnette, Mary’ Victoria—Fr.—P. O. Box 293, Fairfax, Virginia Burton, Eugenia Hargrave—Jr.—225 North Saratoga St., Suffolk, Virginia Butler, Deborah Jean—Soph.—1 585 High Ridge Rd., Stamford, Connecticut Byrd, Jeanne McKay—Jr.—2800 Queensbury Lane, Atlanta, Georgia Cacchiolo, Linda Ann—Jr.—101 Femwood Avenue, Hartwell, Georgia Caldw’ell, Cheslie—Fr.—275 1 Ramsgate Court, N.W., Atlanta. Georgia Caldw'ell Gayle Stafford—Fr.—1100 Sunset Drive, Greensboro, North Carolina Caligan, Osra Lynn—Sr.—101 Edisto Street, Greenville, South Carolina Calkins, Mrs. Susan Ribble—P-T, N.D.—2309 Randolph Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Callaway, Carol Winn—Fr.—Route 4, Covington, Georgia Campbell, Harriette Wallace—Fr.—390 Woodland Avenue, Lynchburg, Virginia Campbell, Margaret Ruth—Soph.—1221 Wellington St., West Palm Beach, Florida Cannon, Gail Meredith—Sr.—1 311 Wilkinson Avenue, Orlando, Florida Cannon, Lynnda Gertrude—Fr.—2519 Wilmot Avenue, Columbia, South Carolina Cannon, Mary Bost—Fr.—Rt. 3, Box 77A, Concord, North Carolina Cannon. Susan Hall—Sr.—911 Ardsley Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Carlos, Liliana Teresita—Sr.—Catamarca 3067, Santa Fe, Argentina Carpenter, Cathy Jeanette—Soph.—847 S. Osprey Avenue, Sarasota, Florida Carpenter, Elizabeth Rose—Fr.—Route 1, Cherryville, North Carolina Causey, Paula Jane—Soph.—West Point, Virginia Chambers, Sara Ellen—Soph.—1 1 13 Hickory Road, Charleston, West Virginia Champlin, Carol Cassie—Jr.—300 Indian Creek Dr., W. Mobile, Alabama Chandler, Kay Beverley—Fr.—141 1 Coral Way, Coral Gables, Florida Chapman, Anita Lee—Fr.—1516 West 15th St., Nitro, West Virginia Chapman, Dale Page—Fr.—4055 Lake Road, Miami. Florida Chappell, Bonnie Elise—Jr.—605 Bayview Drive, Belleair, Florida Chatham, Kathryn Ward—Sr.—35 Coventry Lane, Greenville, South Carolina Christian, Elizabeth Stelling—Fr.—Chinquapin, Greenwood, South Carolina Clark, Mary Frisbie—Jr.—5127 N. 37th Rd., Arlington, Virginia Page One Hundred Eighty-three Students Clarke, Demere Ann—Soph.—1230 Greenridge Rd., Jacksonville, Florida Clay, Dana Leigh—Soph.—1424 Algardi Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida Clayton. Karen Suzanne—Fr.—P. O. Box 2240, Panama City, Florida Cloer, Mrs. Virginia Stuart—Sr.—4341 University Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Cobb, Frances Elizabeth—Fr.—327 East Lake Drive, Decatur, Georgia Cochran, Victoria Ann—Fr.—3203 27th Street, Lubbock, Texas Coffey, Darla Jim—Sr.—103 Edwards St., Rutherfordton, North Carolina Cole, Carol Diane—Sr.—7 10 Paradiso Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida Cole, Carolyn Hope—Jr.—5 144 Oak, Kansas City, Missouri Cole, Mary Elinor—Fr.—241 Tilton Rd., Memphis, Tennessee Coll, Carolyn Ann—Fr.—129 Nyetimber Parkway, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania Condon, Catherine Adele—Jr.—160 Willadel Drive, Clearwater, Florida Conkle, Ginger Anne—Fr.—1 1 24 Maple Drive, Griffin, Georgia Conlon, Ellen Louise—Fr.—1 17 West Avery St., Pensacola, Florida Connar, Cathleen—Soph.—4308 Woodmere Road, Tampa, Florida Conner, Anita Mae—Sr.—Rt. 2 Box 104, Lancaster, Virginia Conner, Aylett Buckner—Fr.—4270 Arcturus Lane, Mobile, Alabama Coons, Carol Jean—Jr.—16 Gordonston Avenue, Savannah, Georgia Cooper, Mary Darrah—Soph.—253 Jamaica Lane, Palm Beach, Florida Cooper, Nancy Elizabeth—Jr.—2424 Cortland St., Waynesboro, Virginia Corbett, Judith Patricia—Soph.—1 105 Beltline Blvd., Columbia, South Carolina Cotter, Mary Jane—Soph.—65 10 Sardis Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Covington, Susan Jan—Fr.—2351 LaMesa Drive, Jacksonville, Florida Cowan, Anne Elizabeth—Soph.—301 Pinecrest Drive, Fayetteville, North Carolina Cox, Patricia Louise—Soph.—149 Cornwell Avenue, Valley Stream, New York Craig, Mrs. Clarissa Henry—Sr.—1433 Westbrook Circle, Gastonia, North Carolina Craig, Cornelia Anne—Soph.—Kimbrook, Greenwood, South Carolina Craven, Edith Moring—Fr.—29 Ravine Avenue, Concord, North Carolina Crawford. Brenda Kay—Soph.—1507 Woodland Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Creasy, Sara Sprinkle—Soph.—Rivermont Drive, Bluefield, Virginia Cumbey, Dorothy Anne—Soph.—105 Townsend Street, Bennettsville, South Carolina Cunningham, Jane Blaker—Jr.—The Breakers Hotel, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Cunningham, Jennifer O.—Fr.—401 Twelfth Avenue, Huntington, West Virginia Currie, Margaret Lynn—Fr.—Elm Street, Carthage, North Carolina Curtin, Kathleen Anne—Fr.—410 Pine St., Fort Mill, South Carolina Daley, Mary Susan—Sr.—1026 Forest Road, Charleston, West Virginia Dashiell, Nancy Irwin—Soph. —3308 Potterton Drive, Falls Church, Virginia DaVega, Ellen McClure—Fr.—35 5 Spring Lake Road, Columbia, South Carolina Davies, Geralda Margaret—Sr.—195 5 Datura Street, Sarasota, Florida Davis, Barbara Kay—Jr.—715 Wicklow Road, Louisville, Kentucky Davis, Charlotte Shepard—Jr.—601 Oakland Avenue, Rock Hill, South Carolina Davis, Dianne Frances—Fr.—2202 Barker Street, Lumberton, North Carolina Davis, Laura-Louise—Fr. —4008 Momingside Drive, Lynchburg, Virginia Davis, Leslie Anne—Fr.—10 Perth Drive, Wilmington, Delaware Davis, Maria Jerdone—Fr. —365 1 Rembrandt Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Davis, Mary Jane—Fr. —308 S. Thompson Street, Monroe, North Carolina Davis, Patricia Ann—Fr.—120 Hidden Valley Road, Bristol, Tennessee Davis, Susan Elizabeth—Soph.—194 Sunset Road, West Palm Beach, Florida Davis, Wilma Diane—Fr.—71 5 Wicklow Road, Louisville, Kentucky Dawkins, Florence Fontaine—Sr.—P. O. Box 2153, Jacksonville, Florida Day, Caryl Ann—Soph. —4994 Long Island Drive, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Day. Margaret Matthews—Soph.—21 55 Rosemont E rive, Montgomery, Alabama Day, Nancy Elizabeth—Soph.—8 Eton Place, Glen Rock, New' Jersey Dealy, Mrs. Ruth Philomena—P.T.-N.D.—2261 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Deane, Nancy Howe—Sr.—525 3rd Street, Safety Harbor, Florida Deaton, Lura Augusta—Soph.—1 30 Briarwood Road, Statesville, North Carolina Decker. Mary Judith—Jr.—300 South Howard Circle, Tarboro, North Carolina Deitrich, Pamela Jane—Fr.—19 Greenbriar Drive, Summit, New Jersey Denton, Susan—Jr.—6 Branchwood Road, Mexico, Missouri Detrick, Dorothy L.—Soph.—1 309 Copley Drive, Wilmington, Delaware DeWitt, Mary Diane—Sr.—200 Magnolia Drive, Lake City, South Carolina Dickerson, Frances Glenn—Jr.—1902 Cambridge Drive, Kinston, North Carolina Dickie, Sheila Marlene—Sr.—3003 Wayne Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina Dickinson, Diane Jane—Soph.—1002 Winding Way, Baltimore, Maryland Dillon, Caroline Worth—Sr.—105 Gwyn Avenue, Elkin, North Carolina Diltz, Pheobe Jane—Jr. —5 1 55 Randolph, Charlotte, North Carolina Dismer, Billie Eckhardt—Fr.—6220 30th Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. Dixon, Ann Corbett—Sr.—142 Forest Drive, Lancaster, South Carolina Dixon, Caroline Louise—Soph.—30 W. Reese, Memphis, Tennessee Dixon, Helen Mcllvaine—Fr.—3 580 Richmond Street, Jacksonville, Florida Dixon, Mary Susan—Soph.—142 Forest Drive, Lancaster, South Carolina Dobbins, Beverly Blythe—Soph.—65 I reve de Linkebeck, Rhode St. Genese, Belgium Dobson, Barbara Elaine—Soph.—2139 McClintock Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Dobson, Jean Smith—Soph.—5340 N. Stanford Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Donley, Patricia Anne—Soph.—6020 River Terrace, Tampa, Florida Donsbach, Theckla—Fr.—608 Pickwick Street, Sheffield, Alabama Dorrier, Nancy Lee—Sr.—806 Riverside Drive, Old Hickory, Tennessee Doughton, Jo Wayne—Jr.—Rt. 1 Tobaccoville, North Carolina Dowdy, Cynthia Jo—Fr.—Route 4, Sanford, North Carolina Dubley, Katherine Dyer—Fr.—Box 476, Waynesboro, Virginia Dunwody, Anne Trolles—Fr.—3810 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables, Florida Dutton, Patricia Ellen—Soph.—2281 Sherbrooke Drive, Atlanta, Georgia Eakes, Patricia Ann—Soph.—Box 116, Pendleton, South Carolina Earle, Elizabeth Molten—Soph.—203 Shamrock Drive, Danville, Virginia Earnest, Ann Markee Gibson—Sr. —33 1 White Street, Abingdon, Virginia Earnest, Carmella Lynn—Soph. —50 Berwind Lane, Welch, West Virginia Eastman, Susan Harvey—Fr.—99 Golden Street, Holliston, Massachusetts Eaves, Nancy Barret—Fr.—306 Woodvine Avenue, Metairie, Louisiana Eckland, Kay Elaine—Fr.—4 1 28 Oline Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia Edens. Peggy Ann—Sr.—Route 5, Box 20, Lumberton, North Carolina Edwards, Cassie MacKenzie—Fr.—26 Woodlot Road, West Simsbury, Connecticut Edwards, Elizabeth Dunkel—Soph.—1 508 Princess Street, Wilmington, North Carolina Egeler, Nancy Grace—Fr.—202 Ferncliff Lane, Hendersonville, North Carolina Elliott, Dorinda Faye—Fr.—134 Magnolia Avenue. Statesville, North Carolina Ellis, Jeannette Swinton—Jr.—666 Folly Road, Charleston, South Carolina Eloff, Carla Jane—Fr.—6080 S.W. 118 Street, Miami, Florida Embry, Elizabeth Peronneau—Fr.—4860 Mendenhall Place, Memphis, Tennessee Estes, Linda Ray—Sr.—P. O. Box 5 5, Alturas, Florida Etchberger, Pamela Lou—Fr.—3001 Rockingham Drive, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Eubanks, Frances Jacqueline—Jr.-336 1 Piedmont Road, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Evans, Jean Craig—Soph.—1 10 Dean Street, Belton. South Carolina Evans, Melba Patricia—Fr.—6429 Virginia Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Eve, Elizabeth Bowers—Jr.—1601 Deer Path Road, Dothan, Alabama Fabritz, Linda Ann—Soph.—7105 14th Street, Takoma Park, Maryland Faulk, Lynn Dixon—Jr. —2208 Indian River Avenue, Titusville, Florida Feddersen, Emily Cobb—Fr.—7729 Tauxemont Road, Alexandria, Virginia Fehon, Catherine Winifred—Fr.—8 Coursen Way, Madison. New Jersey Ferguson, Sharon Jean—Jr.—1087 Kings Park Drive, Memphis, Tennessee Ferris, Sara Boykin—Jr.—5705 Apache Rpad, Louisville, Kentucky Fewell, Nancy Elizabeth—Soph.—508 Fountain Place, Burlington, North Carolina Fleming, Alice Carol—Fr.—1 545 Bonair Street, Clearwater, Florida Fleming, Susan Janet—Jr.—63 Main Street, Dallas, Pennsylvania Flora, Mary Ellen—Sr.—7 Georgetown Apt., Church St. Ext., Martinsville, Virginia Flowers, Nancy Ellen—Fr.—219 Athens Street, Hartwell, Georgia Flynn, Catherine Shirey—Fr.—1 320 Whitethorn Street, Bluefield, West Virginia Fowler, Hettie Kennedy—Sr.—523 E. Main, Union, South Carolina Frame, Neal Hartselle—Jr.—23 Belmont Road, Anniston, Alabama Fraser, Constance Louise—Fr.—1200 Glen Eden Drive, Raleigh, North Carolina Fraser, Helen Elizabeth—Soph.—8 Sunset Place, Morristown, New Jersey Frazier, Terry Bennett—Fr.—1 355 Spring Lake Drive, Orlando, Florida Freeh, Marcia Allyson—Jr.—5 1 Afton Drive, Florham Park, New Jersey Fristoe, Katherine Conner—Soph.—1 5 1 5 Mason Mill Road, Atlanta, Georgia Fuehrer, Elizabeth Louise—Sr.—Station Avenue, Coopersburg, Pennsylvania Fulenwider, Leonora Atkinson—Fr.—611 East 56th St., Savannah, Georgia Gabb, Carolyn Stelling—Fr.—1 374 Stony Brook Lane, Mountainside, New Jersey G2ge, Jane Gaston—Fr.—14 Landsford Road, Lancaster, South Carolina Gaisford, Linda Robertson—Fr.—707 Delafield Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Gandee, Cynthia Sue—Soph.—526 Susan Drive, Lakeland, Florida Garcia, Virginia Tarleton—Jr.—2201 Sarah Marks Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Gardner, Ricki Rae—Fr. —4780 Fortuna Way, Salt Lake City, Utah Garland, Linda Lee—Fr.—1841 Belleville Road. S.W., Roanoke, Virginia Gates, Deborah Jean—Fr.—1680 West Main Street, Wytheville, Virginia Gaulding, Drury May—Jr.—Box 193, Charlotte Court House, Virginia Gay, Dorothy Anne—Soph. —35 1 7 Beauclerc Road, Jacksonville, Florida Gibson, Margaret Gretchen—Soph.—P. O. Box 711, Tallahassee, Florida Giles, Nancy Lois—Fr.—2921 Sedgewick Drive, Lynchburg, Virginia Gill, Constance—Jr.—8 50 Birchwood Drive, Orange, Connecticut Gill, Jule Carlyle—Jr.—1934 Ruxton Road, Baltimore, Maryland Gilladette, Marcia Thele—Soph.—260 W. McNeely Avenue, Mooresville, North Carolina Gillespie, Anne Pepper—Jr.—200 James River Drive, Newport News, Virginia Glenn, Mary Elizabeth—Jr.—318 W. Thomas Street, Salisbury, North Carolina Clock, Sandy Lynn—Soph.—1450 Wightman Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Goodson, Barbara Ann—Sr.—1701 Lakeshore Drive. Hartsville, South Carolina Goodwin, Vivian Carol—Fr.—3002 Hickory Street, Shell Point, South Carolina Goodykoontz, Ann King—Jr.—5906 Santa Rosa Drive, Louisville, Kentucky Gordon, Loretta Anne—Jr.—921 South Johnson St., Monroe, North Carolina Gordy, Margaret Elizabeth—Fr.—328 5 Bankhead Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama Gottschalk, Patricia Ann—Soph.—437 Columbus Drive, Savannah, Georgia Grady, Nancy Jane—Fr.—410 E. Nelson Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia Graham, Julia Barnett—Fr.—2210 Beverly Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Grantham, Jean Lovett—Sr.—400 South Main Street, Red Springs, North Carolina Gray, Ann Scott—Fr.—29 1 5 South 32nd Street, Fort Smith, Arkansas Gray, Donna Fay—Jr.—1904 Springhill Avenue, Mobile, Alabama Gray, Tommie Sue—Fr.—727 West Valley Drive, Bristol, Virginia Grebe, Pamela Ann—Sr.—Apt. 202A, 6166 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Virginia Green, Carolina Hamilton—Fr.—620 Park Drive, Rock Hill, South Carolina Green, Gail Marie—Fr.—194 1 Legion Drive, Winter Park, Florida Green, Linda Louise—Fr.—Dixie Sherman Hotel, Panama City, Florida Greene. Kathryn Stamey—Fr.—502 Pinkney Street, Whiteville, North Carolina Greenwood, Sheryl Ann—Soph.—4162 Shorecrest Drive, Orlando, Florida Greer, Cora Jeanne—Jr.—106 Dean Street, Belton, South Carolina Greer, Tommye Jean—Fr.—Box 354, Wingate, North Carolina Griffin, Judy Carol—Fr.—11 16 9th Street, N.W., Moultrie, Georgia Griffin, Virginia Karen—Fr.—Route 2, Box 10, Monroe, North Carolina Griffith, Carolyn—Fr.—704 Little Rock Court, Sheffield, Alabama Grimes, Cheryl Priscilla—2612 Kanuga Road, Hendersonville, North Carolina Gross, Pamela Elizabeth—Soph.—Ashley House, 1825 Center St., Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Guess, Sallie Jo—Soph.—105 5 Fairway Drive, Waynesboro, Virginia Guhl, Marilyn Kay—Soph.—3818 Darby Road. Durham, North Carolina Gum, Sandra Lee—Sr.—1812 N. Augusta St., Staunton, Virginia Gunnells, Anne Jeannette—Soph.—808 Montford Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Guttery, Ann Lee—Fr. —508 Barbee Way, Danville, Kentucky Gwyn, Carolyn Gordon—Fr. —Box 1004, North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Hamilton, Jane Anne—Soph.—451 5 River Road, Louisville, Kentucky Hamrick, Kathleen—Fr.—3021 Majestic Circle, Avondale Estates, Georgia Hancock, Teresa Gilham—Sr.—1 14 Hillside Avenue, Marietta, Georgia Hapgood, Nancy—Fr. —3845 Boonsboro Road. Lynchburg, Virginia Hardaway, Sarah Page—Fr.—Hardaway Hall, Midland, Georgia Hardie, Christine Lynn—Soph.—1023 Holly Lane, Jacksonville, Florida Hardin, Elizabeth Ann—Fr.—5 Virginia Circle, Rome, Georgia Hardy, Amy Jean—Jr.—4911 Earlston Drive, Washington, D. C. Page One Hundred Eighty-four Students Hargrove, Lucy Reed-Fr.— 421 Crest Drive. Birmingham, Alabama Harkev, Linda Anne—Soph. —Route 1, B x 49, Orlando, Florida llarmon. Jacquelyn Sykes—Soph.—893 N. Superior Avenue, Decatur, Georgia Harris. Emily Jane—Fr.—1 2144 Charleston Court, Colonial Village Apts., Winston Salem, North Carolina Harris. Jean Olivia—Soph.—1 ““ Fifth Street. X.W., Atlanta, Georgia Harris, Macy Ruth—Fr.—8 Lodge Drive, Thomasville, North Carolina Harvey, Carol Lawrence—Sr.-6 Stanford Circle, Topeka, Kansas Hastings. Sara Lenore—Sr.—1110 Bolling Road. Charlotte, North Carolina Hatch, lden Elwell—Sr.—6 Bradle Road, Convent Station, New Jersey Hearn, Lorita Cheryl—Fr.—1 506 Oak Drive, Dothan, Alabama Heath. Gail—Soph. — “37 Parkins Mill Road. Greenville. South Carolina Heery. Myrtle Wise—Soph.—625 East 46th Street. Savannah. Georgia Heinz, Joanne Candler—Sr.-976 W Wesley Road. N.W., tlanta, Georgia Henderson, Elizabeth Douglas—Fr.—1 565 Marion Avenue, Tallahassee, Florida Hendricks. Jo Anne—Sr.-3“20 Granada Blvd.. Coral Gables, Florida Henson, nita Jacqueline—Soph.—652 Oak Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Herb, Susan Jeanne -Soph.- 1906 Stonehurst Road, Winter Park. Florida Hester. Jane Davidson—Soph.—8001 Eureka Drive, Miami. Florida Hewitt, Patricia Carol-Fr.—906 S. Main Street, Marion, South Carolina Hicks, Beverly Anne—Fr.—1070 Otis Blvd.. Spartanburg. South Carolina Higgs. Martha Jane—Sr.—1 323 Hamilton Terrace. S.E., Roanoke, Virginia Hilinski, Oleta Ann—Fr.—Box 149, Anchorage. Kentuckv Hill, Imogene Yuille— Fr. — 207 Lakewood Drive. Richmond, Virginia Hite, Elizabeth Ann—Jr. —2284 Clairmont Road. N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Hite, Gail Lurene—Soph.-3 109 Clark Street, Charlotte, North Carolina Hoare, Barbara Anne—Soph.—302 Live Oak Lane, Largo, Florida Hobbs, Lana Margaret—Jr.—808 Baxter Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Hodges, Celeste Hill—Sr.—9 Drury Lane. Mobile. Alabama Hodshon, Sharon Diane—Soph. —3 1 5 Sunburst Court, Clearwater, Florida Holcomb, Deborah Corlis—Fr.—909 Peele Place, Alexandria, Virginia Holland. Julia Pressly—Fr.—32“4 Nottingham. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Holland, Mary Logan—Jr.—4505 Shirley Road, Richmond. Virginia Hollenbeck. Emily Dianne—Sr.—1620 Seminole Road, Jacksonville, Florida Holliday. Mary Louise—Sr.—2325 Crescent Avenue. Charlotte. North Carolina Hollingsworth. Harriet Adele—Jr.—212 Rabon Avenue, P. O. Box 1067, Concord, North Carolina Holt. Mrs. Kitty Trask—Sr.—548-A Wakefield Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Holt. Nonie Roberta—Soph.-425“ Barrett Drive, Newburgh, New York Horak, Rose Maureen-Soph.—282 Karen Drive, Orange, Connecticut Home. Barbara Jean—Soph.—123 Ann Rustin Drive, Reidsville, North Carolina Houser. Marilyn Jane—Soph.—P. O. Box 96, Indian Trail. North Carolina Houston, Mrs. Barbara Ann—Jr.—221 Chase Street, Apt. 3. Charlotte, North Carolina Howarth, Elizabeth Meade—Jr.—205 Matoaka Road, Richmond, Virginia Howell. Margaret Ellen-S ph.—209 S. Woodlynne, Tampa, Florida Howie, Ann Rivers—Soph.—5“ 1 5 Closebum Road. Charlotte, North Carolina Hoyme, Jane Carol—Jr.—262“ 4th Avenue, Grand Forks, North Dakota Huband, Anne Irma—Fr.—2724 Trafford, Royal Oak. Michigan Hubbard, Denny Elizabeth—Soph.—1 1 “21 Valley Road, Fairfax, Virginia Huber, Lois Wharton—Jr.—326 Jasmine Avenue, Orlando, Florida Huey, Patricia Thurston—Fr.—10 Sheridan Road, Summit, New Jersey Huneycutt, Nancy Lee—Sr —1905 .Allen Street. Charlotte, North Carolina Hunter. Judith Anne—Fr.—4550 Club Valley Drive, X.E., Atlanta, Georgia Hunter, Sara Anne—Fr.—Route 3, Shopton Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Hurlbut. Susan Paula—Fr.—“5 Ingalls Road, Fort Monroe. Virginia Hurt, Elizabeth Rodgers—Fr.—2919 Crystal Spring Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia Ingram. Mary Wain—Soph.—206 Hawkins Avenue, Sanford, North Carolina Ireland, Nancy—Soph.—454 Parkway Drive. Lexington, Kentucky Jackson, Mary—Soph.—304 Ash. Newport, Arkansas Jamerson, Patricia Roy—Sr.—5 Virginia Avenue, Richmond, Virginia James, Margaret Griffin—Fr.—Box 168, Mayesville, South Carolina Jeffery, Mary Adeline—Fr.—205 McGee Street, Sheffield, .Alabama Jenkins, Mary Ann—Soph.—1 537 Normandy Way. Leesburg. Florida Jenkins. Mary Diane—Fr.—1 707 Belmont Drive. Columbia, South Carolina Jimison, Ten Lynn—Fr.—“3 X. Edgemont Road. Huntington, West Virginia Johnson, Anne Fontaine—Jr —14 East Pleasant, Avon Park, Florida Johnson, Beth Twining—Soph.—6212 Deveron Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Johnson, Connie Luella—Soph.—195 Palmetto Drive, Shaw AFB, South Carolina Johnson, Karen Sue—Fr.—203 Ridgeway' Avenue. Statesville, North Carolina Johnson, Martha Joy—Soph.—2225 Leighton Avenue, Anniston, Alabama Johnson, Martha Kerr—Soph.—32 LIniversity Place, Lexington, Virginia Johnston, Lucy Ann—Soph.—202 S. Main Street, Woodstock. Georgia Jones. JoAnn Gwendolyn—Fr.—810 Condon Street, Charlotte, North Carolina Jones, Joyce Cornelia—Fr.—253 Pineville Road, Spartanburg, South Carolina Jones, Merille Cochran—Fr.—5 1 5 South Blvd., Huntington, West Virginia Jones. Patricia Jo—Fr.—3204 Femcliff Road. Charlotte, North Carolina Jones, Susan Jane—Soph.—5 12 Hayworth Circle, High Point, North Carolina Jones, Virginia Louise—Fr.—1 109 Edgewood Avenue, Burlington, North Carolina Kaelke, Linda Kay—Fr.—810 Judith Court, Charlotte, North Carolina Kallab, Cornelia Camilla—Fr.—Kempfstr 70, Klagenfurt, Austria Kaminin, Valeria Anatoly—Fr.—515 Templeton Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Karaphillis, Sevasti Evangeline—Soph.—1 550 Ridgewood, Clearwater, Florida Keith, Nancy Carolyn—Soph.—McCracken Heights, Sanford, North Carolina Keller, Patricia Louise—Fr.—1 1600 S.W. 69th Avenue. Miami, Florida Keller. Salley McGill—Fr —121 Douglas Heights, Union, South Carolina Keller, Virginia Alyne—Soph.—Box 176. Ellenboro, North Carolina Kelley. Sara Lee—Fr.—2205 Forest Drive, Camden, South Carolina Kellogg, Susan Jane—Soph.—1 243 Park Drive, Stone Mountain. Georgia Kelly, Susan M. H.—Jr.—1 555 Link Road, Lynchburg, Virginia Kelsey, Connie Jo—Fr.—813 Cloudland Drive, Johnson City, Tennessee Kennedy, Ellen Jamison—Soph.—35 1 2 Wright Road, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia Kennedy. Sara Elizabeth—Sr.—Route 1, Mooresville, North Carolina Kenney, Mary Pauline—Sr.—106 2nd Street, S.W., Moultrie, Georgia Kenton. Carol Frances—Fr.—1 506 Springlane, Wilmington. Delaware Kerr. Elizabeth Ann—Jr.—106 Elmhurst Road. Baltimore, Maryland Kersker. Polly Lansdowne—Jr.—“80 25th Avenue X., St. Petersburg, Florida Kessler, Jane Christy—Fr.—5609 Apache Road, Louisville, Kentucky Kettner, Carol Darlene—Fr. 456 Bertonley Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Kicklighter, Suzanne—Soph. —2010 S. Orange venue, Sarasota, Florida Kidd, Nancy Epperly—Jr.—2209 Fairfield, Blucfield, West Virginia Kilner. Margaret Lucille—Fr.—23 1 1 Radcliffe Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Kilpatrick. Carol Leslie—Sr.-Pembroke. North Carolina Kimbrough, Katharine verett — Fr. — 27 1 8 Averett Drive, Columbus, Georgia King. nne Gardner—Fr.—2207 Fairfield Avenue, Bluefield, West Virginia King, Rebecca Hardaway—Fr.—Hardaway Hall, Midland. Georgia Klein. Lucie Hunter—Fr.—2228 MacDonald, Flossmoor, Illinois Kleinhammer, Patricia Jeannie—Fr.—8373 Somerset Drive, Shawnee Mission, Kansas Klingelhofer. Judy Moore—Jr.—204 Morris Avenue, Lutherville, Maryland Km ohuizen, Nancy Diane—Fr.—220 Dale Street, North Andover, Massachusetts Knott. nn Elaine-Sr.—323 Cascade Avenue, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Knox, Louise-Jr.—408 Lloyd Lane, Alexandria. Virginia Kumac, Elizabeth Miriam—Soph.—4705 Powers Ferry Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Kononoff, Mary Neale—Fr. —1825 Country Club Prado, Coral Gables, Florida Kraemer, Karen Elizabeth—Jr.—6303 Julian Street, Springfield, Virginia Kubrichr, Charles Mary—Fr.—Rt. 2 Box 251 AE, Ocala, Florida Kyle, Martha Simpson—Fr.—889 W. Wesley Road. N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Kyle, Sara Elizabeth—Jr. —Box 346. Bristol, Virginia Laidlaw, Evelyn Colton—Jr.—14 10 Rahway Road. Plainfield, New Jersey Laine, Mary Ellen-Sr.—1 3052 Ambois, Creve Coeur, Missouri Lamb. lrginia rcher—Fr.—1 4 10 Park Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Lambdin, Ann May rant— Fr.— 349 Glenway, Jackson, Mississippi Lancaster, Sharon Leigh-Jr.—36 19 S. Main Ext., High Point, North Carolina Lane. Mary McMillan—Soph.- 1826 S. Hull Street, Montgomery, .Alabama Lanehart, Rheta Evelyn—Fr.—665 E. Stanford, Bartow, Florida Laney', Laura Donna—Soph.—1 107 Concord Avenue, Monroe, North Carolina Lang. Norma Katherine—Fr.—104 North Anderson, Morganton, North Carolina LaPenna, Dorothy Diane-Fr. —6“ 1 5 Darden Place. Nashville, Tennessee Larmoyeux. Helen Ann —Fr.—6144 San Jose Blvd., Jacksonville, Florida Lavender, Elaine Bridges—Fr.—5226 Buckingham Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Lawrence, Frances—Fr.—1008 Panola Street, Tarboro, North Carolina Lawrence, Susan Louise—Jr.—Allerton Farms. Middlebury, Connecticut Lawther. Mary Newell—Soph.—3010 Wayne Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina Lay field, Elizabeth Randall—Soph.—690 Old Ivy Road. N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Learned, Judith Lynn—Soph.—203 Palisade Drive, Memphis, Tennessee Lee. Lauren Russell—Jr —4 1 1 North Court Street, Quitman, Georgia Lee. Mary Dozier—Fr.—224 Mason Croft. Sumter, South Carolina Lefferts. Ann Miles—Soph.—543 1 N. 20th Street, Arlington. Virginia Lefler. Brenda Ann—Sr.—Box 1“5. Shelby', North Carolina LeGare, Jeanne Byme-Jr.—693 1 Sardis Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Lentz. Sarah Virginia—Fr — 444 Spring Lake Road, Columbia, South Carolina Leonard, Mrs. Judith Moore—Jr.—2408 Providence Road. Charlotte, North Carolina Lepper. Joyce Marie—Fr.—320 Poage Farm Road, Cincinnati, Ohio Lewis, Kathry n Elizabeth-Soph.—1401 Chester Avenue, Hartsville, South Carolina Liddicoat. Dale Anne—Fr.—900 Hazelwood Lane, Martinsville, Virginia Ligon, Sara Anne—Sr.— Rt. 2 Pelham Road, Greenville, South Carolina Limehouse. Chris—Fr.—495 Pike Street, Orangeburg, South Carolina Lindsey, Judith Anne—Fr.—Box 1164. Reidsville, North Carolina Lines, Patricia Alavne— Fr.— 1803 Taft Highway. Signal Mountain, Tennessee Littrell, Faye Lee—Soph.—Rt. 2 Box 38-y, Athens, Alabama Livingston. Ruth Lee—Fr.—MOQ 2403 SlCB, Camp Lejeune. North Carolina Lehman, Susan Alice—Soph.—1632 Edgewood Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida Long, Mrs. Eleanor Vivian Brewer—Sr.—Route 2, Marshville, North Carolina Loughridge, Wendy Boyd—Fr.—3108 Quarry Lane, Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania Love, Florida Truitt—Jr.—904 LaRoque Avenue, Kinston, North Carolina Loworn, Mary Cotesworth—Fr.—4120 Linwood, Columbia, South Carolina Ludwigsen. Carla Inga—Fr.—240 East Hooker Street, Bartow, Florida Lutken, Melissa McNeill—Fr.—1618 Pine Ridge Place, Jackson 6, Missisippi Luxr n, Judith Elaine—Soph.—846 Shawnee Road, Waynesboro, Virginia McAbee, Sheila Jarvie—Fr. —3 Kenilworth Avenue, Charleston. South Carolina McAteer, Martha Carol—Soph.—2424 Commonwealth Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina McCarter, Mrs. Neil D.—P.T.N.D.—Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina McClendon, Mary Anna—Fr.—3516 Narrow Lane Road, Montgomery., Alabama McClure, Barbara Beth—Fr.—239 East Queen Street, Pendleton. South Carolina McCollough, Myra Kathleen—Jr.—Woodbum Road, Spartanburg, South Carolina McComb, Mrs. Linda Macken—Sr.—Rt. 8 Box 284, Charlotte, North Carolina McConnell, Judith Kaye—Fr.—3316 Fielding Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina McCormick, Carol Ann—Sr.—2439 Johnson Street, Hollywvood, Florida McCue, Mary Lynn—Fr.—1 300 Liberty Street, Bluefield, West Virginia McCulloch, Ellen Ann—Soph.—1514 Argonne Road, Tallahassee, Florida McDaniel, Rebecca O'Dell—Soph.—P. O. Box 88, Liberty, South Carolina McDonald, Ann Stokes—Soph.—912 Burwell Lane, Columbia, South Carolina McDonald. Martha Ford—Fr.—4410 Signal Hill Road. Louisville, Kentucky McFaddin. Judith Risden —Fr.—225 Edgewood Road. Bristol, Tennessee McGlannan, Frances Genevieve—Soph.—7801 Altamira, Coral Gables, Florida McKenna. Keith Maria—Jr.—13 Brynwood Manor, Narberth, Pennsylvania McKinney, Barbara Law—Soph.—1 317 Country Lane, Orlando, Florida McKinney, Michele Francine—Fr.—141 3 Churchill Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina McKeown, Martha Miller—Fr.—3503 Summit Drive. Aiken. South Carolina McKnight, Katherine Elise—Soph.—Route 3, Murfreesboro, Tennessee McLaughlin, Sandra Anne—Fr.—25 1 3 51st Street, Sarasota, Florida McLean. Ruth Paxon—Fr.—1 14 S. College Street, Red Springs. North Carolina McLeod, Carolyn Elizabeth—Jr.—16 1 Ivy Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina McLeod, Kathleen Caldwell—Jr.—310 N. Main Street, Sumter, South Carolina McLeod. Nancy Pope-Sr.—1233 Alegreano, Coral Gables, Florida McLeod, Virginia Adkins—Fr.—310 North Main Street, Sumter, South Carolina Page One Hnndre-d Eighty-fi Students McMillan, Mary Claire—Fr.—1220 Marlwood Terrace, Charlotte, North Carolina McMullen, Monique Elizabeth—Soph.—27 Foxwood Drive, Somerset, New Jersey McMurray, Dorothy Hope—Fr.—3 Club Circle, Savannah, Georgia McNairy, Betti Lynn—Sr.—3 505 Madison Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina McPhail, Linda Ann—Fr.—136 Broad Street, Charleston, South Carolina MacDonald, Julia—Fr.—8 Evergreen Trail, Sevema Park, Maryland Mack, Frieda Jane—Sr.—8703 Standish Lane, Richmond, Virginia Mackey, Jane Allen—Fr.—1203 Hillside Blvd., Wilmington, Delaware Macon, Pattie Sue—Soph.—421 Woodland Road, Henderson, North Carolina Magill, Judy McLean—Soph.—520 Hale Avenue, Morristown, Tennessee Malone, Mary Catherine—Fr.—Main Street, Ball Ground, Georgia Mann, Barbara Joyce—Sr.—1 503 Woodland Avenue, Johnson City, Tennessee Manson, Virginia Clare—Fr.—711 Susan Lane, Martinsville, Virginia Markle, Sara Elizabeth—Sr.—“Yaulding”, Bluemont, Virginia Maroney, Mary Anderson—Soph.—Box 1206, Tryon, North Carolina Marshall, Cherry Wannamaker—Fr.—604 N. Main Street, Lancaster, South Carolina Marshall, Julien Warren—Fr.—2247 Oleander Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina Marshall, Mary Walton—Fr.—604 North Main Street, Lancaster, South Carolina Martin, Joanne DeSales—Jr.—The Ralston Motor Hotel, Columbus, Georgia Martin, Nancy Lynn—Fr.—2991 Elkdale Drive, Charleston, West Virginia Maschke, Mary—Fr.—291 5 Fairfax Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio Mason, Sarah Atwater—Soph.—18 50 Brandon Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia Mathay, Mary Frances—Jr.—1108 Ravine Drive, Youngstown, Ohio Matheny, Maria Brooke—Fr.—7023 Meade Place, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mathews, Claudia Louise—Sr.—3242 Van Buren Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee Matthews, Nancy Page—Fr.—3920 North 36th Street, Arlington, Virginia Matthieu, Janice Evelyn—Sr.—535 Woodvale Drive, Greensboro, North Carolina Maxwell, Ruth Anne—Fr.—808 River Bluff Drive, Sheffield, Alabama Mebane, Pauline Eckert—Soph.—4507 Wrightsville Avenue, Wilmington, North Carolina Mejudhon, Phatravadi—Fr.—2911 Pahonyothin Road, Banken, Bangkok, Thailand Medlock, Janice Marie—Sr.—760 Ragsdale Drive, Milan, Tennessee Meket, Mary Alan—Jr.—3337 Chelsea Drive, Cleveland, Ohio Melvin, Leigh Gillen—Soph.—4202 Wickford Drive, Baltimore, Maryland Merk, Barbara Lynne—Fr.—Wepawaug Road, Woodbridge, Connecticut Merk, Toby Jayne—Jr.—Wepawaug Road, Woodbridge, Connecticut Mertins, Ellen Leslie—Fr.—3339 Femway Drive, Montgomery, Alabama Metcalfe, Cynthia Myra—Fr.—Lake Byrd, Avon Park, Florida Michael, Dana Hall—Fr.—1000 Rolandvue Road, Ruxton, Maryland Michael, Mary Melinda—Fr.—4522 Park Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee Miller, Carla Gay—Jr.—3402 Wilder Lane, Orlando, Florida Miller, Elizabeth Christine—Soph.—728 Westmont, Asheboro, North Carolina Miller, Marilyn Ruth—Soph.—4402 Sedgwick Road, Baltimore, Maryland Miller, Marsha Louise—Fr.—Drawer 67, Pawleys Island, South Carolina Miller, Patricia Ann—Sr.—4402 Sedgwick Road, Baltimore, Maryland Miller, Patricia Kay—Jr.—706 Timberlake Road, Anderson, South Carolina Milroy, Jean Diane—Soph.—827 Knollwood Road, Hendersonville, North Carolina Milton, Susan Louise—Sr.—3105 St. Johns Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida Mitchell, Rosalyn Hazlehurst—Sr.—206 Park Avenue, LaGrange, Georgia Mize, Freida Elizabeth—Jr.—Box 310, Tryon, North Carolina Mize, Margaret Louise—Fr.—Box 310, Tryon, North Carolina Moody, Anne Gervase—Soph.—4400 Volta Place, N.W., Washington, D. C. Moody, Mrs. Naomi Jane—Jr.—926 Habersham Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Moore, Charlotte Gregory—Fr.—2337 Brookwood Road, Bon Air, Virginia Moore, Elizabeth Leslie—Sr.—Springlake Drive, Madisonville, Kentucky Moore, Kathryn Anne—Fr.—541 Pidgeon Plum Lane, Miami, Florida Moore, Margaret Wells—Jr.—35 5 1 Menendez Drive, Pensacola, Florida Moore, Marika Sterrett—Soph.—5 100 Lowell Lane, N.W., Washington, D. C. Moore, Sarah Margaret—Fr.—1 521 Grassymeade Lane, Alexandria, Virginia Morgan, Shirley Lane—Soph.—1812 Lorena Lane, Orlando, Florida Morris, Ann Barritt—Fr.—4033 Sierra Drive, Mobile, Alabama Morris, Jane Franklin—Jr.—1140 Rugby Road, Lynchburg, Virginia Morrison, Mrs. Gail Jargowsky—Soph.—2137 Sharon Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Morrison, Nancy Ann—Fr.—1 Woodlot Lane, Huntington, L. I., New York Morrow, Frances Anita—Jr.—2742 Beauclerc Road, Jacksonville, Florida Muldrow, Mary Virginia—Jr.—409 Laurens Court, Camden, South Carolina Mull, Ginger Kathryn—Soph.—Country Club Road, Shelby, North Carolina Mullen, Donna Sue—Sr.—744 N. Aspen St., Lincolnton, North Carolina Munroe, Ann Cameron—Fr.—2122 Roswell Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Munson, Judith Hart—Soph.—5219 Pembroke Place, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Nail, Sherrie—Fr.—28 12 Crest Avenue, Allentown, Pennsylvania Nance, Mrs. Jacquelyn Moore—Sr.—6527 Burlwood Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Neeley, Susan Gayle—Fr.—Route 1, Raeford, North Carolina Nelson, Linda Ann—Jr.—12 Ridgewood Road, Rome, Georgia Nelson, Sally—Fr.—Box 543, Thomson, Georgia Nemir, Diane Lewis—Soph.—2903 Lorcom Lane, Arlington 7, Virginia Ness, Gail Jaudon—Fr.—617 R. R. Avenue, Bamberg, South Carolina Neveux, Anne Louise—Fr.—1903 Prince Edward Road, Richmond, Virginia Newman, Virginia Elizabeth—Fr.—2215 Hassell Place, Charlotte, North Carolina Newsom, Susie Sharp—Soph.—Route 1, Box 251, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Noel, Nan Ruth—Fr.—512 Bryn Mawr Lane, Atlanta, Georgia Norman, Elizabeth Parker—Soph.—1 507 N. Elam Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina North, Bonnie Lee—Soph.—3906 Royal Blvd., Lynchburg, Virginia Northcutt, Victoria Ann—Fr.—15 E. Calhoun Street, Sumter, South Carolina Okerson, Nancy Ann—Jr.—82 Parish Road, New Canaan, Connecticut Oliver, Ann Virginia—Fr.—661 3 New Hope Drive, Springfield, Virginia O’Rourke, Sally Ann—Sr.—2168 Colony Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Owens, Lana Jill—Soph.—5 127 Kistler Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Page, Margaret Christine—Fr.—105 Westover Drive, Elkin, North Carolina Parker, Cynthia Lynn—Fr.—412 Pinecrest Road, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Parks, Sarah Elizabeth—Fr.—1477 Challen Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida Partee, Linda Frances—Soph.—1226 Forest Drive, Covington, Georgia Paterson, Frances Roberta Agnes-Jr.-c o Windsor Restaurant, Rt. 9, Cheraw, South Carolina Patrick, Anne Trezevant—Fr.—507 East Creswell Avenue, Greenwood, South Carolina Patton, Mary Stafford—Jr.—200 College Street, Morganton, North Carolina Payette, Judith Ann—Soph.—1305 Cherokee Road, Beaufort, South Carolina Peet, Bettie Meade—Soph.—555 Sandon Street, Auburn, Alabama Pelfrey, Claudia Scott—Fr.—6305 Cherry Tr. Lane, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Pendry, Reita Pauline—Jr.—35 36 Fincher Blvd., Charlotte, North Carolina Pepi, Eleanor Anne—Sr.—1219 Coddington Place, Charlotte, North Carolina Per-Lee, Mary Louette—Sr.—3905 N. Dumbarton Street, Arlington, Virginia Perley, Sara Marcia—Jr.—132 Dougherty Street, Black Mountain, North Carolina Perry, Katherine Keller—Fr.—4113 Riverside Drive, Brunswick, Georgia Persons, Eden Taylor—Fr.—440 Old Club Road, Macon, Georgia Phifer, Mary Ann—Sr.—1105 Broad Street, Statesville, North Carolina Phillips, Connie Jane—Soph.—1801 Hillview Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina Phillips, Linda Carol—Jr.—2421 Tyson Street, Raleigh, North Carolina Pierce, Shirley Ann—Sr.—1203 Lake Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Pinson, Nancy Bailey—Fr.—102 Beverly Place, Greensboro, North Carolina Pittman, Mary Ann—Fr.—1019 North Virginia Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia Poitevent, Susan Estes—Fr.—4307 Venetia Blvd., Jacksonville, Florida Polyzois, Gay Ann—Fr.—7504 Alaska Avenue, N.W., Washington, D. C. Polyzos, Helen—Fr.—805 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, North Carolina Poole, Barbara Dawn—Fr.— 522 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, North Carolina Poole, Elizabeth Irwin—Soph.—71 South Fulton Street, Mobile, Alabama Poot, Mary Louise—Sr.—2600 West High Street, New Bern, North Carolina Pope, Roberta Louise—Soph.—3634 Aurora Circle, Memphis, Tennessee Porter, Susan Terhune—Fr.—1642 Avon Way, Petersburg, Virginia Powell, Deborah Ann—Fr.—47 South Lark Street, New Orleans, Louisiana Powell, Laura Morgan—Fr.—234 Virginia Avenue, Danville, Virginia Powell, Nancy Lee—Soph.—910 Alava Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida Prado, Cynthia Marsyl—Sr.—4795 S.W. 80th Street, Miami, Florida Prather, Donna Lynn—Soph.—Route 4, Douglas Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Prestera, Gene Michele—Jr.—206 Forest Hill Road, Huntington, West Virginia Price, Elaine Fitzgerald—Jr.—507 Anderson Street, Selma, North Carolina Prince, Carol Patricia—Sr.—3226 June Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Pritchett, Inglis Katherine—Soph.—5301 W. 84th Terrace, Shawnee Mission, Kansas Privette, Linda Lucille—F-T, N-D—819 Ashmore Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Proctor, Elizabeth Burruss—Fr.—310 Westchester Drive, Decatur, Georgia Proctor, Hester Patricia—Fr.—311 N. Calhoun Street, Tallahassee, Florida Propst, Catherine Anne—Soph. —35 Ingleside, Concord, North Carolina Pulliam, Myrta Jane—Fr.—8830 Pickwick Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana Pullum, Nancy Sue—Fr.—406 9th Street, Palm Beach, Florida Pushard, Nancy Elizabeth—Fr.—404 Myrtle Avenue, Belton, South Carolina Query, Suzanne Harris—Fr.—525 Cliff Road, Asheboro, North Carolina Ramseur, Coral Susan—Soph.—405 W. Mountain Street, Kings Mountain, North Carolina Rand, Judith Howard—Fr.—3903 Mockingbird Lane, Orlando, Florida Randolph, Peggy Lee—Fr.—7 Nob Hill Lane, Devon, Pennsylvania Rawl, Louise Aldridge—Fr.—323 N. Jefferson Street, Lewisburg, West Virginia Ray, Elizabeth Carrington—Fr.—Sylvester Manor, Shelter Island, New York Ray, Margaretta Duncan—Fr.—Route 6, Leestown Pike, Lexington, Kentucky Redford, Linda Anne—Fr.—4527 Shirley Road, Richmond, Virginia Reed, Ellen Grant—Soph.—2484 Tamisola Street, Sarasota, Florida Reed, Katherine Ann—Sr.—116 W. Augusta Place, Greenville, South Carolina Regel, Ellen Louise—Fr.—3916 Kimball, Memphis, Tennessee Regitko, Ruth Caroline—Sr.—1493 Edgewood Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida Reinhardt, Peggy Jacqueline—Sr.—2403 Queens Road, W., Charlotte, North Carolina Rhea, Margaret Ritchie—Fr.—101 Howard Street, Georgetown, South Carolina Rich, Lyttleton Cockrell—Jr.—212 Colville Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Richards, Mary Jane—Jr.—404 South 2nd Street, Kindenhurst, New York Richardson, Susan Cameron—Soph.—138 Salisbury Drive, Summerville, South Carolina Riepe, Eleanor Thomas—Sr.—Charlotte Court House, Virginia Rinker, Carolyn—Soph.—2114 Gardner Street, Augusta, Georgia Risher, Bonnie Jean—Soph.—160 Ivy Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina Roberts, Alice Mae—Soph.—6309 Barrister Place, Alexandria, Virginia Roberts, Betty Louise—Sr.—115 Brookhill Road, Shelby, North Carolina Roberts, Bonnie Jean—Fr.—2208 Springdale Dr., Columbus, Georgia Roberts, Emily Diane—Jr.—1655 Duncan Road, Knoxville, Tennessee Robinette, Anne Marie—Sr.—300 Lavinder Lane, Bristol, Tennessee Robinson, Lillie Ann—Jr.—2430 Watrous, Tampa, Florida Robinson, Mary Ellen—Soph.—10 Normandy Court, Memphis, Tennessee Rodgers, Mary Stuart—Soph.—25 Highlands Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey Rogers, Helen Hendricks—Fr.—6101 Park, Fort Smith, Arkansas Rose, Patricia Maxwell—Fr.—15 Mt. Vista Avenue, Greenville, South Carolina Ross, Katharine McRae—Fr.—5 5 Tenth Avenue, St. Albans, West Virginia Ross, Lois Ray—Fr.—P. O. Box 106, Lillington, North Carolina Rosson, Shelley Allen—Soph.—201 Sequoia Drive, Springfield, Tennessee Royal, Martha Tilghman—Sr.—Denton, North Carolina Rubel, Margaret Anne—Soph.—2914 Blackshear, Pensacola, Florida Rucker, Johanna Pancost—Soph.—Route 6, Moultrie, Georgia Ruffin, Susan Finklea—Soph.—Route 2, Pamplico, South Carolina Rumburg, Rebecca Karnes—Fr.—1323 Kingscross Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Rupprecht, Sue Wilson—Jr.—Willow Hill, Route 3, Hagerstown, Maryland Rush, Martha Weakley—Fr.—120 Tanglewood Drive, Frankfort, Kentucky Ruschhaupt, Susan Joy—Fr.—648 Harwick Road, Stafford, Pennsylvania Rusk, Nancy Lee—Sr.—232 Avondale Road, Ridgewood, New Jersey Russell, Janet Louise—Fr.—9700 University Blvd., Richmond, Virginia Ryan, Muriel Ann—Fr.—1414 Greenway Road, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Page One Hundred Eighty-six Students Sachsenmaier, Mrs. Carolyn Brookshire—Soph.—701 Colville Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Saleeby, Barbara Lydia—Soph.—East Main Street, Dillon, South Carolina Sample, Anne Moore—Jr.-701 Quincy Avenue, Fort Fierce, Florida Sandon, Sara JoLynda—Fr.—127 West Coleman Circle, Sanford, Florida Sanford. Adelaide—Sr.—401 N. Main Street, Mocksville, North Carolina Sartin, Susan Day—Soph.—2754 Lombardy Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee Satterfield, Carolyn Hooper—Fr.—930 W. Markham Avenue, Durham, North Carolina Saum, Jeanne Margaret—Soph.—1 720 Brook Drive, Camden, South Carolina Saunders, Lenore—Soph.—Box 188, Montreat, North Carolina Saunders, Mrs. Vicki Abemethy—Sr.—401 Dogwood Lane, Belmont, North Carolina Saveli. Mary Lillian—Fr.—4350 East Conway Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Schultze, Margaret Rachel-Fr.-24 1 1 Blossom Street, 2B, Columbia, South Carolina Scroggs, Patricia Ann—Soph.—Box 47, Canton, North Carolina Scroggs, Rhanda Robinette—Jr.—8 Ayley Street, Canton, North Carolina Seashole, Kathryn—Fr.—203 1 Woodmere Circle, Jacksonville, Florida Seastrunk, Ellen Elizabeth—Soph. —4125 Shorebrook Road, Columbia, South Carolina Seay, Karen Marlene—Soph.—Box 212, Clay St., Inman, South Carolina Seim, Joanne Lippincott—Fr.—1045 Washington Avenue, Haddonfield, New Jersey Settle, Carol Ann—Sr.—2746 Laburnum Avenue, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia Sharpe, Sallie J.—Sr.—824 Bryan Street, Raleigh, North Carolina Shearer, Elizabeth Campbell—Fr.—121 Fairway Drive W., Lexington, Kentucky Sherer, Elizabeth Jane—Soph. —3101 Salisbury Road, Birmingham, Alabama Sherman, Alice Amelia—Fr.—408 Big Bayou Road, Pensacola, Florida Shipley, Dana Lin—Jr.—33 West Valley Drive, Bristol, Virginia Shuford, Mary Brimage—Fr.—Rt. 7, Box 584, Tallahassee, Florida Sides, Mar ' Kathleen—Fr.—Box 37, Dundee, Mississippi Silva, Barbara Lee Mary—Jr.—5202 Beaufort Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland Simms, Jane Compere—Jr.—99 Prospect Terrace, Tenafly, New Jersey Simpson, Judith Page—Jr.—Apt. 22 Regency Arms, Florence, Alabama Sisler, Diane Eve—Fr.—201 Sleepy Hollow Road, Bristol, Tennessee Skaggs, Sharon Irene—Soph.—701 Roanoke Street, Ocala, Florida Slate, Martha Lee—Fr.—Box 598, Holden, West Virginia Smith, Amelia Beach—Fr.—1252 Peachtree Street, Montgomery, Alabama Smith, Beatrice Annette—Fr.—21 1 W. Washington Avenue, Bessemer City, North Carolina Smith, Candace Anne—Soph. —6929 Meade Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Smith, Cheryl Parnell—Soph.—4 1 16 N. Broadland Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Smith, Dianne Meadors—Fr.—1012 Parkins Mill Road, Greenville, South Carolina Smith, Frances Elizabeth—Jr.—New Timmonsville Highway, Rt. 4, Florence, South Carolina Smith, Jan Foster—Fr.—2227 Sharon Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Smith, Judith Ann—Fr.—202 West Park Drive, Morganton, North Carolina Smith, Margaret Dale—Soph.—1612 N. Patterson Street, Valdosta, Georgia Smith, Michelle Imboden—Soph.—Box 20, Paoli, Pennsylvania Soil, Susan—Fr.—2210 Roswell Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Somers, Marsha Lee—Fr.—Route 1, Huntersville, North Carolina Sonnebom, Madeline—Jr.—1718 Queens Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Sonntag, Lucy Marie—Fr.—Harrods Creek, Kentucky Spann, Dale Daffin--Soph.—1109 Laurel Avenue, Dothan, Alabama Spann, Neva Marion—Fr.—407 W. Woodland Drive, Dothan, Alabama Spence, Pamela Woodall—Soph.—214 Tunbridge Road, Baltimore, Maryland Sprenkle, Christine Alice—Soph.—472 School House Lane, Devon, Pennsylvania Staaf, Susan Kathy—Fr.—1 580 E. Ocean Front, Balboa, California Stafford, Dorothy Kay—Jr.—1929 N. Garnett Street, Henderson, North Carolina Stahl, Anne Lynn—Soph.—209 Brent Street, Wadesboro, North Carolina Stallings, Margo Hamilton—Fr.—5 127 Pirates Cove, Jacksonville, Florida Stalvey, Mrs. Jeanette Waters—Sr.—Box 575, Belmont, North Carolina Stancil, Melody Ann—Jr.—517 Tyvola Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Steele, Mary Elizabeth—Jr.—204 Dogwood Avenue, Belmont, North Carolina Stephens, Susan Frances—Jr.—3410 N. Flagler Drive, W., Palm Beach, Florida Stewart, Mary Katherine—Fr.—2160 Rosemont Drive, Montgomery, Alabama Stites, Sarah Elizabeth—Fr.—520 Irwin Drive, Sewickley, Pennsylvania Storey, Susan Jane—Jr.—425 N. Hill Street, Morristown, Tennessee Stouffer, Marilyn Jane—Jr.—1922 Madison Avenue, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Stout, Anna Louise—Fr.—200 Woodrow Street, Columbia, South Carolina Strain, Dorothy Corrine—Jr.—719 Highland Circle, Tupelo, Mississippi Strauch, Judith Ann—Jr.—2815 Amherst Avenue, Burlington, North Carolina Street, Margaret Claire—Fr.—10007 Huguenot Road, Bon Air, Virginia Strickland, Mary Katherine—Fr.—Concord, Georgia Stroud, Brenda Laetitia—Sr.—509 West Drive, Richmond, Virginia Stuart, Martha Kate—Sr.—3000 Shenandoah Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Sturges, Barbara Elizabeth—Jr.—4 50 Cherokee Drive, Orlando, Florida Sullivan, Priscilla Bowers—Fr.—11 Clinton Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey Surrency, Christine Lynn—Jr.—755 Monticello Way, Marietta, Georgia Swann, Linda Earl—Fr.—300 Boren Street, Springfield, Tennessee Swyers, Mrs. Florence Bivans—Sr.—3419 Hayes Court, Charlotte, North Carolina Tallent, Elizabeth Ann—Jr.—442 West Main Street, Greeneville, Tennessee Tannhauser, Mary Elizabeth—Sr.—170 Talbert Street, Apt. 4A, Rockville, Maryland Taylor, Marianne—Soph.—4022 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville, Florida Teague, Deppie Dell—Fr.—713 Rebecca, Tallahassee, Florida Terman, Mrs. Anne F.—Fr.—Route 1, Box 122-Q, Matthews, North Carolina Thomas, Margaret Cornelia—Fr.—61 3 Highmarket Street, Georgetown, South Carolina Thomas, Margaret Eunice—Fr.—7 Buford St., Sumter, South Carolina Thomley, Julia Ellen—Fr.—1004 Lancaster Drive, Orlando, Florida Thompson, Barbara Ann—Fr.-18 Cleveland Drive, Poughkeepsie, New York Thompson, Elizabeth Anne—Fr. —135 Culver Street, Macon, Georgia Thompson, Elizabeth Jean—Jr.—171 Manning Drive, Berea, Ohio Thompson, Marsha Yvonne—Fr.—3600 Belle Meadeway, Birmingham, Alabama Thompson, Mrs. Martha Fridy—Sr.—2216 Croydon Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Thompson, Mary Martha—Jr.—224 Summit Avenue, Mount Holly, North Carolina Thoreson, Jane Barbara—Soph. —5517 Sharon View Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Ihurber, Mary Caroline—Fr.—2022 Innewood Road, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Tipton, Sarah Ebelue—Soph.-12405 28th Street, Campus Park, Tampa, Florida Todd, Lucy Matilda—Soph.—132 Ingalls Road, Fort Monroe, Virginia Toler, Martha Randolph—Sr.—7002 Chandler Drive, Richmond, Virginia Tompkins, Marion Beth—Jr.—1 14 Dunbarton Circle, Aiken, South Carolina Trebeck, Nancy Elizabeth Jr. 2 Allison Street, C oncord, New Hampshire Tribble, Margaret Elizabeth—Fr.—Box 416, Union, South Carolina I ripp, Phyllis Kaye—Jr.—1 220 Courtland Avenue, Florence, South Carolina T rippe. Suzanne Fr.—99 Sheridan Drive, Atlanta, Georgia Trulock, Helen Morris—Fr.—Climax, Georgia Turley, Ann Shepherd—Soph.—4207 Walnut Grove Road, Memphis, Tennessee Turnbull, Stephanie D. — Fr.—424 Goodland Circle, Memphis 1 1, Tennessee lurner. Elaine Gibbs—Fr.—1056 N. Montana Street, Arlington. Virginia Tyler, Patricia Ann-Sr.-314 Greenway Lane, Richmond 26, Virginia Ulmer, Ruth St. Marting—Soph.—7933 Spruce Street, New Orleans, Louisiana Urban, Sara Jane—Sr.—3423 Summit Drive, Aiken, South Carolina Viernstein, Laura Kate—Soph.—4404 Amber Drive, Kensington, Maryland Villetet, Michele Helene—Sr.—19 Rue Perdonnet, Paris X, France Voorhees, Anne Duffee—Sr.—9 1 4 Pine Road, Charleston, West Virginia Walker, Linda Gail-Jr.-208 Victoria Circle, Kings Mountain, North Carolina Walker, Shelley Emery—Soph. — 2820 Ridgewood Road, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Walker. Sidney Kelly—Soph.—633 Lorell Terrace, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Watkins, Cynthia Gholson—Sr. — 208 Belle Street, Oxford, North Carolina Watkins, Marion A irginia—Jr.—5 1 5 Fontaine Street, Alexandria, Virginia W atkins, Willene Elizabeth—Jr.—1908 Flournoy Drive, Columbus, Georgia Watson, Carol Devlin—Sr. — P. O. Box 904. Greenwood, South Carolina Webb, Susan Elizabeth—Soph.—3401 Mill Rond Road, Charlotte, North Carolina W'ebber, Susan Marie—Fr.—512 Jackson Street, Kingstree, South Carolina Weir, Ann Janelle—Soph.—1 752 Progress Lane, Charlotte. North Carolina Welch, Sue Howard—Jr.—Route 7, Monroe, North Carolina Wellens, Mary Sue—Sr.—8216 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D. C. rells, Brenda—Sr.—308 3rd Avenue, Farmville, Virginia Welsh, Katherine Luise—Soph.—5010 Carmel Club Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Wertz, Janice Anne—Sr.—Box 15 5, Estill, South Carolina Wester, Margaret Virginia—Fr.—406 Fairview Drive, Dalton, Georgia White, Mrs. Ann Cheney—Soph.—39 18 Litchfield Road, Charlotte, North Carolina White, Anne Robinette—Fr.—Route 5, Paris Mountain, Greenville, South Carolina White, Edith Margaret—Fr.—220 Hempstead Place, Charlotte, North Carolina White, Linda Anne—Soph.—2985 Dale Drive, Atlanta, Georgia White, Mara Lisa—Fr.—P. O. Box 684, Spartanburg, South Carolina Whitford, Susan Glenn—Jr.—48 14 Rodney' Road, Richmond, 7irginia Whitmire, Susan Gail—Fr.—2277 Street DeVille, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Wicker, Jane Marie—Sr.—Box 582, Southern Pines, North Carolina Williams, Barbara Gail—Fr.—2107 Jordan Lane, S.W., Huntsville, Alabama Williams, Carolyn Salley—Fr.—624 Wells Drive, Orangeburg, South Carolina Williams, Kay Temple—Fr.—1 24 Tenth Avenue, Huntington, West Arirginia Williams, LIzelle Burlingame—Fr.—2419 Laguna Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Villis, Diane Sue—Soph.—1868 Hamlin Court, Titusville, Florida Willis. Julia Ann—Fr.—144 Cochise Drive, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Willis, Meta Little—Sr.—1018 Hayne Avenue, Aiken, South Carolina WTlson, Molly Seymour—Fr.—925 N. Taylor Street, Southern Pines, North Carolina Wirwille, Rose Lucinda—Sr.—920 Buford Road, Bonair, 7irginia Wishart, Betty' Rose—Fr.—2208 Chestnut Street, Lumberton, North Carolina Witt, Linda Kathleen—Fr.—6417 Kennedy Drive, Chevy Chase, Maryland Wondisford, Beverly Jeanne—Fr.—210 Lake Avenue, Hendersonville, North Carolina Wood, Judith Elaine—Sr.—4203 W7ater Oak Lane, Jacksonville, Florida Woodside, Emily Rowley—Soph.—143 5 Harbert Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee Woodson, Betty Anne—Fr.—5 5 Grove Park N., Memphis, Tennessee Woodward, Charlotte Lynn—Soph.—84 Abernathy Road, Atlanta, Georgia Worley, Susan Denny—Fr.—25 1 Shirley Drive. Bristol, Tennessee Wright, Laurel Williams—Fr.—Box 338, Pacolet Plantation, Tryon, North Carolina Wynne, Maria Lyon—Fr.—708 Fourth Avenue, River Edge, New Jersey Yaeger, Charlotte Anne—Fr.—1333 Colonial Drive, Tallahassee, Florida A'eargan, Alice Fudee—Jr.—120 Westmore Road, Rome, Georgia Younkers, Lucy Ellen—Fr.—Spanish Fort Estates, Daphne, Alabama SECOND SEMESTER NEW STUDENTS Avery, Ronelua Joy—Fr.—841 Myrtle Street, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia Burroughs. Marsha Elizabeth—Fr.—2247 Red Fox Trail, Charlotte, North Carolina Fisher, Charlotte Anne—Jr.—2645 Normandy Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Gaye, Katherine Lee—Soph.—Box 317, Route 3, Marshville, North Carolina Haley, Mrs. Ruby V.—P-T, N-D—Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina Henderson, Mrs. Ruth Deveny—P T, N-D—1500 Lilac Road, Charlotte, North Carolina Marsh. Mrs. Judith Shaffer—F T, N-D—535-B Wakefield Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Sieburg, Joanne Bartlett—Soph.—5400 Gorham Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina Simpson, Mary Elizabeth—Jr.—3501 Prentice Street, Columbia, South Carolina Taylor, Jan Clark—Jr.—McKinnon Drive, Decatur, Georgia West, Mrs. Elizabeth Muth—Sr.—1 331 Rutledge Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Westenburg, Barbara Anne—Soph.—1308 Kingscross Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina White, Jacquelin—Jr.—2703 Lakeview Drive, Raleigh, North Carolina Page One Hundred Eighty-seven (Coronet Photographer) 409 Queens Road ED 4-6271 Page One Hundred J ighty-eight OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Printers Of The 1966 Coronet Page One Hundred Eighty-nine Page One Hundred, inety-