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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

1976 CORONET College Charlotte, North Carolina Susan Ellsworth, Editor Debbie Poindexter, Assistant Editor Martha Mitchell, Business Manager Richard Haake, Photography Editor Julie Bartlett, Photography Assistant Marion Cook, Lettering Contents Tosses n . . ia amimstratiovi . . 74 Traditions [onors . . . . . 88 if)(etic6 . .118 Organizations . ,IOt 3 - ‘ [o bt educated at Quyy is to wonder about (tfe about naf)t and wroty Cove cud Conuiness, about freedom, truth, beauty, tune and a thousand other thinys, Queens'student is to expCore ree f t means oreakiuo p to ask Questions and res ' answers, Queens is jcr those who are unCCma ic 9c cCtsturkecC with a, creative cCisturhance, Vor those who Cook towarcC the future yet cherish the traces of the fast, I I In recognition for her devotion to Queens, fhe seniors of mb dedicate this edition of +he Coronet to Ginnv Lewis, 10 Dedication Mm mo. she ts one who will Be remembered, in years to come as an iinderstandino -friend always cjwivw of hersetf and her time an administrator with a knack -for ejettn the joh done and doma it rixjht a, vodty one of a kind individuaC who knows what coCCexye students are alt about. 1 11 traces of friend and of secrets shared traces of madtsoxes and midnight snacks races of studying and being carefree- traces of you, traces of me. 13 Seniors The class of 76 . . . The last to see a Davidson freshman mixer and the guys filling our lobby ... Saw rules fly out the window, like not going bare- foot, not smoking on campus, and wild cards ... Even did well in Stunt Night for two years ... Saw the rise and fall of President John Smylie (Are you an Admission's student?) . . . Lived in Long with open dorms every weekend ... Will end up in the unemployment line or down the aisle of matri- mony. CLASS OFFICERS: Lynn Giles, Treas.; Mary Lu Hickey, Pres.; Lori Yandle, Sec.; Not pictured, Nancy Sorrells, Vice Pres. Leslie Clare Allsopp Biology Deborah Wallace Arledge Biology ' Marilyn Blanche Brannon Music Jayne Mclver Blue Music 16 Louise Helen Brennen Early Childhood Education Kristin Elizabeth Brown Art German Patricia Jane Duncan Biology Elizabeth Rebecca Cacchioli Biology Linda Cable Piano Ann Leigh Cross Billings Music Education 17 Frances Clinton Corbett French Sallie Martin Coker Economics Business Eberle Anne Damron Music S Beverly Daphyne Campbell Dramatic Arts Nona Eileen Dasher History Mina Elise Echols Biology 19 Leslie Lynn Giles Early Childhood Education Gail Elaine Gibson English Mary Beth Fey Dramatic Arts G'nny Ann Gurley Early Childhood Education Barbara Linn Grant German Katherine Haley English Mary Lucile Hickey Chemistry Ruth Crocker Guy Early Childhood Education Moira Kathleen Gomez English History Diane Hands Music Education David Bartlett Hanna Economics-Business James Henderson Music 22 Elizabeth Lake Jones Psychology Caroline Margarite Howard Biology Mary Elizabeth Hunley European Studies Barbara Lynne Harris English 23 Karen Suzanne Lakey Sociology Political Science-Spanish Phyllis Pickett Mabry Early Childhood Education Phyllis Acree Mahoney English 24 I I : .ii . Michelle Manire Martha Ashby Mitchell Ann Nichols Newell French Economics — Business Psychology Elizabeth Boone McAulay Early Childhood Education Lisa Ann Phillips Dramatic Arts J I__I L-J Mary Hannah Raymer Piano Pedagogy Elizabeth Rand Pearce American Studies Rebecca Schenck General Studies Juanita Ann Sheppard History 27 I I _____________._______ Karen Gayle Terrana Early Childhood Education Lydia Faye Staton Art Sallie Brown Shadrick Economics-Business Lynda Ruth Smalhout English Sally Anne Stapleton Elizabeth Heywood Sumner Donna Crisp Starnes Nursing Biology Nancy Gordon Sorrells Early Childhood Education 29 Carol Frances Vann Dramatic Arts Jana Whalley Turnbull Early Childhood Education Susan Amanda Thomasson Economics-Business Margaret Colleen Turnage Art Lou Ann Walker Early Childhood Education Evelyn Ann Waskiewicz American Studies Cynthia Jane Watkins Biology Katherine Sproles Whitworth English Anne Rhys Watkins French 31 I I, l I Sarah Brice Wilson Sociology Susan Haines Wood Music Education David Howard Wilcox Music Lori Jean Yandle Spanish History Juniors Donna Catoe — President Becky Rankin — Vice President Donna Volney — Treasurer Betsy Arnette — Secretary Connie Allred Betsy Arnette Anne Ass Jennie Banks Connie Bell 33 Melanie Black Fran Brenegar Mary Gail Carter Donna Catoe Marion Cook 34 1 35 I I Tom Moore Gale Motley Robin Mullis Patty Nickell Joan Oviatt 39 I 1 41 Sophomores Rita Alvarez — Vice President Caroline FitzSimmons — President Judy Fersner — Treasurer Penny Pennington — Secretary Leigh Allred Rita Alvarez Lori Anderson Cynthia Andrews Richard Arcilesi Debbie Armstrong Joan Arnold Carey Atwater Mary Bertini Suzanne Brice 45 1 cSr 33 47 I 49 51 - n Meg Sullivan Genie Thomas Robyn Thomas Sandra Troitino Becky Untz Freshmen Melissa Conner Secretary Leila Dudley Vice President Tamea Greer Treasurer Nancy Sullivan President Charlene Aiken Lee Allison Mimi Alvarez Cay Austin Julie Bartlett 57 Lynn Blacksher Karen Boult Teresa Bradshaw Sonya Brooks Rebecca Campbell 59 I II I ! i i 4 t Cathy Carpenter Ana Patricia Castillo Grace Chamarro Grace Champion Ellen Clark 60 The moment is temporary But the memory is forever. i ■ i i i Pixie Colville Celeste Cone Melissa Connor Debra Cunningham Kay Davis 61 fl -i Swannee Goodman Beth Hanes Beth Hawfield Lisa Hayes Nancy Hickmon 65 __ Amy Little Marty Loker B. J. Martin Fran McCreedy Marie Merrit 67 Valerie Price Lynne Quimby Carolyn Rainey Gay Rodgers Amanda Sibley 73 L 74 ‘Traces cj (earninj, (juestiomnxj and discovering 'Traces cj brojessors and words of encouragement 1 y Traces cj commitments, classes and convocations Traces of achievement, traces cj inspiration tacuCtj andJ[dmmi5tratiovv 75 I i i i - 5 Board of Trustees President of the College I i i i - Dr. Evelyn Fulbright Dean of College Dr. Cynthia H. Tyson Assistant Dean of College Diane Del Pizzo Dean of Students James T. Atwater Treasurer Business Manager Harry Jennings Vice President for Development -vw Dr. Arthur T. Charlesworth Math Dr. Jane Crosthwaite Philosophy Religion Richard F. Crown Art Dr. Elisabeth H. Cobb Dr. Janice C. Coffey Dr. John R. Diebolt Biology Dr. Mollie Abernathy History Carolyn H. Darr Music French Biology 79 Dr. Patricia Edmondson Political Science Dr. Judith Gatlin English Dr. jack H. Fehon Biology Nancy L. Eagle Music Mary Durkin Sociology Dr. Agnes Hostettler German Dr. G. Duke Duncan Chemistry Marie J. Hargett Music Dr. Marjorie Kirby Spanish Dr. Nolan Jacobson Philosophy Elizabeth H. Mack Art Susan Losey Economics Business Dr. Charles O. Hadley English Dr. Emory H. Mason Education Albert R. May Music John D. McClanahan Art Dr. Jimmie Oates Physics Dr. Ronald McCarver Psychology Dr. Charles Ou Economics Business Dr. Paul Newman English Lou R. Owensby Sociology Dr. Norris Preyer History Dr. Clyda S. Rent Sociology Phyllis A. Pharr Physical Education Dr. Raymond Rimkus Political Science Dr. Joyce H. Shealy Psychology George A. Shealy Art Earle D. Roberts Religion 83 Robert E. Stigall Music Dr. William Thompson History Dr. E. T. Weiant Russian Mary Thomas Smith Education Dr. George A. Stegner Music Sarah M. West Economics Business Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Trimble Chemistry Elizabeth Walker Physical Education Aleo G. Sica Music Admissions: Chris Rood, Fredi Fulmer, Ginny Lewis, and Helen Keller. Laurie Guy Assistant Treasurer Susan Osborne Financial Aid Director Gene Burton Director of Alumnae Affairs Tracy Hammond General Superintendent V;J x i Nancy Duff Chaplain ■ Mary Robinson Secretary, Alumnae Office r Jean B. Hodges Music Dept. Secretary rthy Wentz 4 Bookkeeper Helen Barto Secretary, Business Office 1 orm Directors: Helen West, Sally Stapleton, Jayne Blue, Nancy Sorrells, Penny Camp — Coordinator, Susan Wood. Librarians: Margaret Chapman, Kitty Jenkins, Sallie Brody, Mary Raines, Sue Davis, Cynthia Fuller. Registrars: Sue Little, Eve Pappas. ' Traces of tradition , of buddies and rat weed, jf races of bard work and donors weCC earned races of visits, of parents and friends J[races of May D ay,of graduation, and tde year's end, 89 Orientation Orientation week, under the leadership of Robin Faircloth and Debbie Poindexter (be- low), provided new students with information concerning Queens' policies. It was a combina- tion of placement tests, meetings with faculty advisors, getting to know roommates, skits and sunbathing at Lake Norman. And it all started with a friendly smile from a helpful buddy as you unpacked and headed toward Albright dorm. Kathy T. and Mary Kate Belk perform in a freshman skit. Heidi Edidin learns fast — down with Davidson co-eds! 91 Senior Recognition Day Each fall the Seniors are officially recognized and honored during Senior Recognition Day. The speaker, Sue Little, chosen by the Senior Class, of- fered advice to relish this last year and challenged the Seniors to take ad- vantage of every opportunity. Thus renewed, tired and worn out Seniors greet their last year at Queens with anticipation and enthusiasm. i i 93 1 Co Creeks! The five sororities greeted the Rushees with a warm welcome and entertained them through skits and songs. New friendships quickly formed and everyone experienced a few tearful moments with the culmina- tion of the weekend and the arrival of final pledging. 95 Marion Cook and Debbie Arledge and their parents enjoy the Saturday picnic. Parent's Weekend Decorated dorms, clean rooms and a weekend full of festivities awaited parents upon their arrival at Queens. The agenda included a Halloween party, and introductions to professors followed by a picnic. Stunt Night Saturday night high- lighted the weekend. 97 They still make legs like they used to. I I could have danced all night. Susan Wood, Karen Terrana, Libby McNeill and Kathy Jennings entertain during intermission. Hysteria hits Queens College with Michelle Manire and Elizabeth Pearce as Stunt Night Co-chairmen. A Davidson man needs no introduction. Stunt Night Take a few classes and give them a theme. Now tell them to prepare a skit that is a variation on that theme and watch what can happen. The end result of all this work is Queens College Stunt Night held during Parent's Weekend. Toot- Toot Twenties Good-bye and What Does Mom Know? are a couple of the skits that were performed, but it was the Juniors with They Don't Make Monsters Like They Used To that stole the show and all the prizes. Diane, you've got the cutest, little baby face. i i na 99 Black Friday Auction Exotic dinners, exciting trips and exquisite gifts are among many of the items sought after by intent bidders at the Black Friday Auction. The Day Student Association sponsors this gala affair with the help of administrators and professors who contribute the varied selec- tion. In a true hillbilly style. Dr. Crosthwaite and Dr. Oates (right) auctioned with a finesse that drew many high bids. Preceding the auction was a Cow Chow provided by the Resident Student Council. Mary Ann Mee and Susi McCarter revive a medieval dance. Boar's Head The annual Boar's Head Dinner is one of many fine Queens College traditions at Christmastime. It marks the celebration of an occasion that happened over 600 years ago at Queens College at Oxford, but Queens College at Charlotte has their own version; a most impressive one at that. Formal dress, good food, entertain- ment, and of course the presentation of the Boar's Head are an important part of the festive dinner which is long re- membered by all who share in it Jayne Blue proclaims the old English traditions as Libby Jones and Karen Betsy McAulay and Nancy Sorrells herald Terrana present the Boar's Head. the coming of the Boar's Head. i i Moravian Love Feast The Moravian Love Feast is another Christmas tradition at Queens. It is a time of sharing with a joyous but serious tone. Held in Belk Chapel, this celebration with coffee, buns, candle lights and Christmas carols can be truly described as a feast of love. The burning of the Yule Log is a happy, but chilly Christmas tradition. A fire is lit, the legend is read, wishes are made with holly sprigs, and the Yule Log is placed on the fire. Then the air is filled with the sounds of voices raised in song, and each student experiences an inner feeling of warmth, joy and love as she shares a fine part of Christmas at 'ole QC. Symposium 1976: Kids, Kin and Karing Members: 1st row — Connie Allred — Chairman, Meg Sullivan — Chairman Hostess Committee, Susan Hickey, Meg Gunter, Lori Yandle, Robin Faircloth — Secretary; 2nd row — Pat Duncan — Treasurer, Jill Langford — Treasurer, Leslie McIntosh, Carie Ann Carter, Marcia Phoenix, Margie Dunlap — Publicity Chairman, Mimi Alvarez, Nancy Sullivan; 3rd row — Teresa Greene, Julie Bartlett, Susan Forester; 4th row — Clare Murray, Robin Patrick, Karen Boult, Melissa Conner, Kathy Schmidt; 5th row — Wendy Wood, Zoe Winston, Mary Kate Belk, Kathy Timmerman — Secretary, Jan Hooper; 6th row — Kyle Hendricks, Carey Atwater, Rita Alvarez, Leila Dudley, Ellen Patrick, Richard Arcilesi, Dreama Taylor; Not pictured: Libby Jones — Research Chairman. John Holt Ellen Peck John Holt, author of books entitled HOW CHILDREN LEARN, HOW CHILDREN FAIL, and ESCAPE FROM CHILDHOOD, is a teacher and also an education re- former who was Symposium's keynote speaker for the 1976 program on Kids, Kin and Karing. Ellen Peck, author of THE BABY TRAP, concludes that childless marriages are happier marriages. Mrs. Peck has written numerous articles on marriage, sexuality and adolescent life for such magazines as Cosmopolitan, Pageant, and Today's Health. Ken Wooden, author of book on incarcerated youth — WEEPING IN THE PLAYTIME OF OTHERS; has visited jails in 28 states and conducted massive investigation on conditions and treatment of children therein. Ken Wooden 105 Maid of Honor Sally Stapleton 106 May Queen Elizabeth Pearce May Day Co-chairwomen — Weinberg. Karen Terrana and Genia Sallie Coker Senior Kathy Haley Senior Karen Terrana Senior Connie Allred Betsy Arnette Marion Cook Junior Junior Junior 107 Margie Dunlap Junior Ellen Patrick Junior Rita Alvarez Sophomore Carey Atwater Sophomore Susan Ellsworth Sophomore Jill Langford Sophomore 108 Mimi Alvarez Freshman Louise Sullivan Sophomore Nancy Sullivan Freshman Clare Murray Freshman Celeste Cone Freshman Grace Champion Freshman i I 109 Dana Scholars Connie Allred Rita Alvarez Richard Arcilesi Debbie Arledge Betsy Arnette Martha Jean Brown Margaret Caldwell Sallie Coker Clinton Corbett Ann-Lee Davis Margaret Dunlap Susan Ellsworth Margaret Emanuel Daphne Eubank Robin Faircloth Judy Fersner Teena Finley Nancy Fletcher Moira Gomez Martha Groseclose Katherine Haley Dendy Haller Diane Hands Susan Hrabanek Carla Jeffords Adele Kendell Jane Landstreet Jill Langford Janice Little Trudy Manning Susan Marus Catherine Mesrobian Ellen Patric Barbara Patton Elizabeth Pearce Penny Pennington Lynn Piland Debbie Poindexter Janet Preyer Moira Quinn Lydia Staton Louise Sullivan Mark Tysinger Donna Volney Lyn Waskiewicz Lori Yandle BLKWELl HAIL Mary Kate Belk Ellen Clark Celeste Cone Leila Dudley Katherine Dunn Queens Scholars Mary Evans Juliet Fleming Brenda Friday Martha Swann Teresa Greene Nancy Hickmon Jan Hooper Beth Hooper Charlotte Miller Ellen Phillips Catherine Roberson Kathy Timmerman no Orb and Septre Members: Lyn Waskiewicz, Elizabeth Pearce, Sallie Coker, Debbie Arledge — President, Kathy Haley. Valkyrie Members: 1st row — Robin Faircloth — President, Dendy Haller, Jill Langford; 2nd row — Leigh Allred — Secretary, Rita Alvarez, Susan Ellsworth. Marshals Lori Yandle — Chief, Debbie Arledge, Lydia Staton, Susan Ells- worth, Margaret Emanuel, Donna Volney. Not pictured: Mark Tysinger. Delta Omicron Mrs. Marie Hargett — Advisor, Linda Garrett, Margaret Caldwell, Julianne Couch — Treas., Leigh Henderson, Hannah Raymer — Pres., Janice Little, Marilyn Brannon, Anne Watkins — 1st V.P., Judy Fersner; Not pictured: Robin Faircloth, Dendy Haller, Anna Hill, Diane Simpson, Kathy Jennings — 2nd V.P., Tricia Seymour — Sec., Linda Cable, Meg Gunter. Delta Omicron is a National Honorary Music Fraternity for women. One of the purposes of the fraternity is to promote an appreciation of good music and to attain an excellence in individual performance. Projects include ushering at recitals and sponsoring recitals. The fraternity also provides a scholarship for a child in the public schools to have the use of an instrument for one year. i 2 Sigma Upsilon Standing: Kim Kent — president, Dr. Newman — advisor, M'Lou Greene. Sitting: Melanie Snow, Pat Duncan. Not pictured: Dr. Weiant and Elizabeth Pierce. Sigma Upsilon is an honorary, literary fraternity. Members are chosen for their literary ability, and belong also to the Signet Staff. Activities include poetry readings and critical discussions on original writing. Recently, mem- bers have broadcasted mixed-media presenta- tions on radio and television. Sigma Mu Members: Back Row — Dr. Weiant, Dr. Oates, Trudy Manning, Miss Jenkins; Front Row — Lydia Staton, Lori Yandle, Debbie Arledge — President; Not Pictured: Anne-Lee Davis, Elizabeth Pearce, Moira Gomez, Dr. Gatlin Dr. Preyer. f, i a 4 114 Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities Debbie Arledge Elizabeth Pearce Sallie Coker 116 Moira Gomez Mary Lu Hickey Kathy Haley Frances Doe ■ Traces cp sports in pun and m earnest Tr raced op ski trips, iceskatinj and mtramurals s ' Traces cp cowib titiovi and, comarades Traces op skUL and sc(jooC spirit C$ 119 | I ( i i ■ Swim Team Mrs. Walker, coach, encourages Donna Starnes Team: Grace Bullock, Ettie Minor, Anne Aas, Cindy Andrews, Donna Starnes. Not Pictured: Dell Kendall, Marty Loker. 120 Volleyball Team First row: Sandra Troitino, Lynn Piland, Daphne Eubank, Gale Motley, Debbie Armstrong — co-captain, Rosa Wall. Second row: Suzanne Brice, Holly Pavlika, Marion Cook, Leila Dudley, Susan Ellsworth — co-captain, Catherine Mesrobian, Pam Henderson, Beth Hanes, Teena Finley, Marilyn Steele. Not pictured: Miss Pharr — coach, and Kathleen Darden — official scorer. OPPONENTS Winston-Salem State Pembroke and Methodist St. Andrews UNC-C and Guilford Limestone and Converse Wingate and Catawba NCAIAW Tournament Sept. 29 Oct. 2 Oct. 7 Oct. 9 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 7 8 121 Tennis Team Team: Seated — Penny Pennington, (ill Langford, Gale Motley. Standing — Millie Wood, Anne Newell, Karen Boult, Pam Port, Miss Pharr — Coach. Top — Julie Engler. Not pictured: Donna Volney. OPPONENTS Charlotte-Latin — March i Wake Forest — March 12 Davidson — March 16 St. Andrews — March 24 Converse — April 7 Winthrop — April 8 Salem — April 12 UNC-C — April 19 Davidson — April 20 NCAIAW Tennis Tourn. — April 22-25 Winthrop — April 27 Converse — April 28 ( if 122 Dolphin Club Members: Becky Rankin, Puddin Twitty, Jane Landstreet, Cindy Andrews, Tracey Williams, Susan Erwin, Charlene Aiken, Lee Ann Benson, Robin Patric, Donna Volney, Gale Motley, Charlotte Miller, Lynne Quimby. K 124 S _oe-' Gc.e« Assoc 3 .-or QUEENS COLLE SYMPOSIUM March 2 and 3. 1976 fTVJii • traces opcjroioivuj, cj Secommp an aduCt Traces op meet mas, decisions and deadlines Traces of posters, projects and priorities Traces of cooperation, traces op responsibility- - Student Union Officers: Sallie Coker — President, Becky Robbins — Sec.; Not pictured: Mary Lu Hickey — Vice-Pres., Leigh Allred — Treasurer. Members: Sallie Shadrick, Becky Robbins, Susan Hickey, Mimi Alvarez, Dr. Rent — Advisor, Lynn Giles, Puddin Twitty, Sallie Coker, Karen Terrana. Not pictured: Anne Creed, Susan Wood, Genia Weinberg, Adell Parnell, Lynne Pollock, Kathy Dowell, Beverly Campbell, Michelle Manire. I t i 128 Resident Student Council Members: 1st row — Leigh Allred, Laura Grant, Kathy Jennings — Vice President, Julie Hastings, Libby McNeill, Michelle Manire; 2nd row — Linda Jennings, Sallie Shadrick, Jill Chancey, Ethel Canon — Secretary Treasurer, Penny Pennington; 3rd row — Heidi Edidin, Sharon Baxley, Velida McCord, Lyn Waskiewicz, Kathy Haley — Presi- dent, Dr. Crosthwaite — Advisor. Resident Student Council is an active organization on campus. Each year RSC sponsors a Cow Chow in conjunc- tion with The Black Friday Auction. It also is in charge of refrigerator rentals and it oversees all dorm programs. 129 4:’ Recreation Association The Recreation Association fulfills various needs on campus. Athletic partici- pation is encouraged through intramurals between dorms which include softball, volleyball, basketball and also a tennis tournament. The faculty entered into the competition too, and suffered their first defeat this year to the students in the faculty-student volleyball match. Another important event which the Recreation Association sponsors is Stunt Night, held during Parent's Weekend. I I (Front row) Gale Motley — Vice Pres., Ethel Canon, Daphne Eu- bank — Pres., Jill Langford — Sec., Teena Finley — Treas., Anne Ross. (Back row) Beth Hanes, Rosemary Gladden, Miss Pharr — Ad- visor, Donna Volney Susan Ellsworth. Cheet c ■j I fi ear re 130 Day Student Council Members: Richard Arcilesi, Debbie McGee, Phyllis Mabry, Mary Durkin (Advisor), Lori Yandle, Alice Troutman, Sally Mauney, Melanie Snow, Davida Barwick, Christine Leimer, Sarah Wilson. The Day Student Association benefits the school through a variety of service projects as well as sponsoring dinners such as the Chili dinner in the fall and the Hobo dinner during Interim. One of the most favored affairs by all students is the Black Friday Auction which is also organized by the Day Students. Officers: Richard Arcilesi — Treas., Debbie McGee — Vice P., Phyllis Mabry — Pres., Christine Leimer — Freshman Rep., Mary Durkin — Advisor. 131 Student Government Association Members: 1st row — Kathy Schmidt, Donna Catoe, Caroline FitzSimmons; 2nd row — Kathy Jennings, Teresa Greene, Nona Dasher, Karen Boult, Nancy Sullivan, Jill Langford, Kitty Dunn, Mary Lu Hickey, Grace Bullock; 3rd row — Lori Yandle, Linda Lawrence, Jayne Blue, Jane Landstreet Executive Council Frances Doe — SGA pres., Rita Alvarez — sec. to President's Board, Ellen Patrick — SGA vice pres., Phyllis Mabry — Day Student pres., Betsy Arnette — SGA treas., Dreama Taylor — SGA secretary. I i' 132 Elections Committee IK Members: Susan Hickey, Michelle Manire, Genie Thomas, Karie Ann Carter, Debbie Poindexter, Mary Lu Hickey, Donna Catoe, Carla Blue, Kathleen Darden, Melanie Black. Social Actions Committee Members: Rebecca Craig, Marilyn Mullen, Laura Watkins, Lynn Pollock — President, Becky Robbins, Monta Maki. Panhellenic Council Members: Robyn Thomas — Secretary, Cindy Andrews, Kathy Haley, Donna Volney — Vice President, Kyle Hendricks, Dr. Rent — Advisor, Rebecca Craig, Clinton Corbett, Genia Weinberg — President, Lisa Nahrgang — Treasurer. Panhellenic council acts as a governing body for the five sororities. The council promotes intersorority spirit and coordi- nates both the Pledge Formal and Rush. I 'i 134 135 Actives: 1st row — Kathleen Darden, Lynn Blacksher, Rebecca Craig, Betsy McAulay; 2nd row — Mary Kate Belk, Cindy Andrews, Carolyn Rainey; 3rd row — Linda Smalhout, Ann Phillips, Karen Lakey, Debbie Cunningham, Jan Sheppard, Janice Grey, Ann Lee Benson; 4th row — Anne Watkins, Velida McCord, Zoe Winston, Gay Rogers, Betsy Kesling. 136 Betsy McAulay — Pres., Anne Watkins — 1st Vice Pres., Jan Sheppard — Recording Sec., Rebecca Craig — Corresponding Sec. Alpha Gamma Delta 137 Officers: (Front row), Lynn Giles — See., Lyn Waskiewicz — Pres., Leslie Allsopp — Vice P. Pledge trainer; (Back row) Debbie Poindexter — Rush Chairman, Frances Doe — First V.P., Genie Thomas — Treas. Alpha Delta Pi Actives: Debbie Poindexter, Nancy Fletcher, Babs Patton, Rita Alvarez, Lyn Waskiewicz, Lynn Giles, Patty Nichel, Joan Arnold, Sharon Southerland, Penny Pennington, Jan Perry, Fran Breneger, Chris Phillips, Marion Cook, Robyn Thomas, Leslie Allsopp, Jane Landstreet, Kyle Hendricks, Margie Dunlap, Genie Thomas, Kim Kent, Holly Strawn, Sharon Baxley, Linda Lawrence, Betsy Arnette, Frances Doe, Nona Dasher, Harriett Helvenston. Pledges: Nancy Sullivan, Charlotte Miller, Carey Tuck, Lynne Quimby, Tamea Greer, Charlene Aiken, Marcia Phoenix, Cherry Gardener, Leila Dudley, Kitty Dunn, Susan Forester, Cay Austin, Mimi Alvarez, Melissa Conner, Celeste Cone, Marie Merritt. 139 Pledges: 1st row — Grace Champion, Callie Sullivan; 2nd row — Kathy Dowell, Angie West; 3rd row — Mary Simmons, Linda Jennings, Polly Smith, Frances Floyd; 4th row — Heidi Ediden, Clare Murray, Dawn Fitzgerald, Caroline Springs, Patty Paterson, Juliet Fleming. 140 Officers: Teresa Roberts — See., Elizabeth Pearce — Pres., Julie Hastings — Treas., Libby Jones — Personnel, Kathy Jennings — Pledge Trainer, Laura Grant — Rush Chairman, Sallie Shadrick — V. Pres., Karen Terrana — Rush Chairman. Chi Omega Actives: 1st row — Sallie Shadrick, Cindy Wilkerson, Jill Langford, Lisa Nahrgang, Kathy Haley, Elizabeth Pearce, Michelle Manire; 2nd row — Anne Ross, Kathy Jennings, Julie Hastings, Teresa Roberts, Karen Terrana, Ann Smith; 3rd row — Carol Howard, Libby Jones, Susan Hickey, Betsy Jacobs, Puddin Twitty, Mary Lu Hickey, Leigh Allred, Jill Chancey; 4th row — Linda Cable, Kay Niblock, Melanie Black, Monta Maki, Laura Watkins, Laura Grant, Dreama Taylor. 141 E ' 142 I. Officers: Trudy Manning — Pres., Hannah Raymer — Treas., Caroline FitzSimons — Rush Chairman, Cynthia Watkins — Editor, Amy Coats — Sec., Julianne Couch — Vice Pres., Margaret Emanuel — Assist. Treas. Pledges: Julie Bartlett, Ellen Clark, Beth Hawfield. Actives: Hannah Raymer, Cynthia Watkins, Trudy Manning, Caroline FitzSimons, Donna Volney, Pat Duncan, Julianne Couch, Marilyn Brannon, Amy Coats, Anne Creed, Margaret Emanuel. 143 Officers: Clare Harland — Panhell Rep., Jayne Blue — Cor. Sec., Genia Weinberg — Panhell Rep., Diane Huff — V. Pres., Daphne Eubank — Pledge Trainer, Sally Stapleton — Pres., Sallie Coker — Treas., Nancy Sorrels — Rec. Sec., Susan Rush Chm. Wheat, barley, stew Wood L Phi Mu Sisters: 1st row — Carey Atwater, Beth Hanes, Lisa Beckum, Mary Evans, Marilyn Mullen, Monte Fail, Jinny Purcell, Becky Robbins, Meg Sullivan, Donna Catoe; 2nd row — Anne Parks, Laine McGehee, Teresa Bradshaw, Mary Bertini, Lynn Verch, Libby McNeill, Kay Davis, Amanda Sibley, Deedee Drylie, Hope Hayes; 3rd row — Becca Campbell, Kathy Wilson, Gina Weinberg, Susan Wood, Nancy Dooly, Lucy Barnard; 4th row — Gail Batchelor, Daphne Eubank, Kathryn Leinbach, Susan Erwin, Irene Dermatas, Diane Huff, Jayne Blue, Bootsie Simons, Sally Stapleton. 145 Admissions Core Members: 1st row: Joanne Macaulay, Penny Pennington, Jan Perry, Caroline FitzSimmons, Genie Thomas; 2nd row: Kathleen Darden, Susan McEwen, Jill Langford, Laura Grant, Betsy Arnette, Julianne Couch; Chairperson: Becky Rankin. 146 Officers: Louise Sullivan — V. Pres., Dr. Trimble — Advisor, Martha Groseclose — Pres., Nanci Duff — Chaplain; Not Pictured: Dendy Haller — Sec., Robin Faircloth — Treasurer. Queens Christian Association Q.C.A. wants to build a strong Christian community on campus. Weekly chapel services and fellowships provide oppor- tunities for worship and learning. Small groups meet in each dorm on a regular basis. Q.C.A. sponsors the Moravian Love Feast, Christian Emphasis Week and the Stu- dent Center Booktable. Throughout the year there are interschool activities such as re- treats, concerts, and picnics. Exec: 1st row: Grace Bullock, Kathy Timmer- man, Kim Lyndon, Karen Hammer; 2nd row: Christine Leimer, Carla Jeffords, Debbie Arledge, Beth Howie; Not pictured: Richard Haake, Julianne Couch, Trudy Manning. Members: 1st row: Martha Groseclose, Beth Howie, Nanci Duff, Christine Leimer, Kim Lyndon; 2nd row: Debbie Arledge, Grace Bullock, Kathy Timmerman, Karen Hammer, Beth Hooper, Joanne Macaulay, Jan Hooper, Ellen Clark, Carla Jeffords, Cathy Carpenter, Susan Ellsworth; 3rd row: Dr. Trimble, Richard Haake, David Wilcox, Louise Sullivan. 147 Biology Club Members: Dr. Fehon — Advisor, Tom Moore, Jane Landstreet, Anne Ross, Donna Volney — Vice Pres., Susan Waller, Debbie Arledge — President, Julie Bartlett, Pat Duncan, Puddin Twitty, Cynthia Watkins. Not pictured: Janet Preyer — Sec.-Treasurer. Have you heard? The Biology club at Queens College is no do-nothing organization. The club sponsors at least one major event each month. It may be an intellectually challenging affair such as a lecture delivered by some out- standing specialist in his field, or it may be physically challenging such as an all-day hike at Linville Falls. Membership is not reserved to only those who have chosen Biology as a major, but is open to any student who would be interested in participating by attending lectures and seminars concerning some phase of biology, either on our own campus or at other colleges and universities; or, for instance, in serving as ushers for the Audubon Society films shown here on campus. Membership in this lively group also entitles one to join in on Dr. Fehon's Annual Reading Day Spaghetti Din- ner and affords students the privilege of relaxing in the new lounge opened in the Walker Science Building. 148 President's Board Members: seated — Kathy Haley, Sallie Coker, Genia Weinberg, Daphne Eubank; top — Betsy Hardy, Rita Alvarez, Betsy McAulay, Frances Doe, Phyllis Mabry, Susan Ellsworth, Melanie Snow. Judicial Board Members: seated — Dr. Tyson — Advisor, Betsy McAulay — President; standing — Jane Landstreet, Kim Kent, Nona Dasher, Melanie Black, Harriett Helvenston, Sally Stapleton. Not pictured: Robyn Thomas. 149 Down in the Valley For the person who said that the course of N'er runs smooth ' he must have had the folk opera Down in the Valley in mind. This opera is the story of Jennie Parsons who is in love with Brack Weaver. Her mother wishes her to marry Thomas Boucher, a man of better means and standing. Jennie's mother forbids Jennie to attend a party with Brack and urges her to go with Boucher instead. When Jennie does show up with Brack, Brack and Boucher get into a fight. Boucher is killed and Brack is sentenced to die by hanging. It is a tragic tale of love and conflict that is excellently por- trayed by the cast which includes Libby McNeill, Kathy Jennings, Alvin Johnson and Darrell Mitchell. The story is by Kurt Weill. 5 ! 150 L'Angiais Tel Qu'on Le Parle Very interesting, but this situation is most strange is it not? Deux chambres, mais pourquoi? My dear julien, we've got to stop meet- ing like this. You know my mother has the nose of a bloodhound. Picture a hotel in the heart of France, the country of love. Now add a rebellious young couple, determined to be married, to check into that hotel. For a bit of spice, include the girl's mother, an overprotective soul who is in opposition to the marriage. Enter now the interpreter, who is unable to speak any language besides French, and the police. Put all of these ingredients together and the end product projects the misadventures of the characters of the Hotel de Cologe in the comedy hit L'Angiais Tel Qu'on Le Parle. 151 Student Legislature 7 The members of North Caro- lina Student Legislature are individuals concerned about the democratic process and the workings of our government. The group's activities include attending the annual NCSL convention and simulating the passing of a bill in the Legisla- ture. Members: Standing — Carey Atwater, Pixie Coville, Polly Smith, Angie West, Karen Lakey, Richard Arcilesi. Seated — Meg Gunter, Hope Hinton, Lynne Pollock, Lori Vandle. Republican Club Members: Kim Kent — Publicity Chm., Nancy Pate — Treas., Anne Creed, Kathleen Darden — Pres., Gail Batchelor — Publicity, Rebecca Craig — V. Pres. The Republican Club, newly formed this year, promotes student awareness and participation in the Re- publican Party. Club activities include campaigning for local candidates, sponsoring speakers and encourag- ing student involvement in politics. I I 152 Publications Board Members: Seated — Ellen Patrick, Debbie Poindexter, Susan Ellsworth. Standing — Dr. Newman, Signet advisor; Mel- anie Snow, Babs Patton, Martha Mitchell, Penny Camp, Coronet advisor; Mr. Paris, Board advisor. 153 Current Newspaper staff: Lynda Smalhout, Kathey Haley, Betsy Hardy — Editor. Betsy Jacobs, Caroline Springs, Monta Maki; Not pictured: Marion Cook, Teresa Roberts (Editor), Lisa Nahrgang (Business Manager), Vivian Johnson and Phyllis Mahoney. 154 Signet Staff: Seated — Kim Kent — co-editor, Phyllis Mabry, Betsy Hardy, Melanie Snow, Pat Duncan, Clinton Corbett; Standing — Colleen Turnage, Dr. Newman — advisor, Alvin Johnson, M'Lou Greene, Joan Oviatt. Not Pictured — Emily Nixon — co-editor. 155 156 Staff: Top — Martha Mitchell — Bus. Manager, Marion Cook — Let- tering, Debbie Poindexter — Assis- tant Editor, Penny Camp — Advisor, Susan Ellsworth — Editor. Coronet Photographers: Front — Leslie McIntosh, Julie Bartlett; Back — Anne Creed, Richard Haake, Polly Smith, Pam Port. Not Pictured: Sonya Brooks. Annual staff: 1st row — Lynn Blacksher, Aubie Widenhouse, Robin Patric; 2nd row — Susan Forestor, Melissa Conner, Mimi Alvarez, Beth Hooper; 3rd row — Nancy Sullivan, Mary Kate Belk, Jan Hooper; 4th row — Dee Dee Drylie, Karen Boult, Joanne Macaulay, Carla Jeffords. Not pictured: Beth Howie, Phyllis Mabry, Dawn Fitzgerald, Carolyn Rainey. Senior Statistics LESLIE ALLSOPP — Alpha Delta Pi (1-4, Corresponding Secretary 2, Pledge Trainer 4), Biology Club (2-4), French Club (3, 4), Resi- dent Assistant (2), Dean's List (4). DEBORAH WALLACE ARLEDGE — Queens Scholar (1), Dana Scholar (2-4), Biology Scholarship (2), QCA (1-4), Symposium (2,4), SGA (1), SRC (2, Chairman 3), French Club (2-4), Biology Club (3, President 4), Parent's Weekend Committee Chairman (4), Goals and Strategies Committee (4), Student Drug Committee (1), President's Board (3), Who's Who (4). INA MAY HAYWOOD BEAL — Alpha Gamma Delta (1), Social Chairman, Standards Chair- man Chaplain (2, 3), Second Vice-President House Chairman (4), Panhell Represen- tative (1, 2). ANN LEIGH CROSS BILLINGS JAYNE MclVER BLUE — Student Union (1), SGA (2, 4), Phi Mu (1-4, Corresponding Secretary Recommendations Chairman 3, 4), Young Republicans (1, 2), Elections Com- mittee (1, 2), Concert Choir (1-4), Student Awards Committee — Secretary (2, Chairman 3, 4), R.A. Belk Dorm (2, 3), Director — Belk (4). JERRI LYNN BORUM MARILYN BLANCHE BRANNON — Kappa Delta (1, 4, Recommendations Chairman 1), Dean's List (2, 4), Concert Choir (2-4), Ameri- can Guild of Organists (2-4, Treasurer 2), Delta Omicron (2-4, Director of Musical Activities 4), Queens Chapter of MENC. LOUISE BRENNEN — Chi Omega (2-4), Belk Dorm Committee (2), Harris Dorm Council (3, SGA Bulletin 3), CoEditor (4), Symposium (3) , Stunt Night Co-Chairman (4), RSC Pub- licans (4). KRISTIN ELIZABETH BROWN — German Club (1, 2, 4), Chemistry Club (2), Sympo- sium (2), Advertising Staff for Current (4). JUDITH BROWN BRYAN — Queens (4), Dean's List (4). GRACE BULLOCK — Erskine Scholar (1, 2), Chemistry Department Scholarship (4), En- tertainment Board (1), Intramurals (1, 2), Swim Team (4), President of Sophomore Class, Senate Representative from Sophomore Class (2), Chemistry (2, 4), Dean's List (3), QCA (4), SGA (4), Volunteer work — Re- habilitation Hospital (4). LINDA SUSAN CABLE — Piano Merit Schol- arship (1, 2, 3, 4), Chi Omega (1, 2), Rush Co-chairman (3), Social Chairman (4), Young Republicans (1), Membership Chairman (2), Mecklenburg Young Republicans (1), Queens Corps (2), Music Educators National Con- ference (2, 3, 4), Delta Omicron Honorary (2), Historian (3), Activities Chairman (4), Stunt-nite Co-chairman (2, 3, 4), Concert Choir (3, 4), Symposium (3), Student Union Social Coordinator (3, 4), Piedmont Inter- Collegiate Art Show (2), Springs Art Show (4) , 1975 National Maid of Cotton (3). ELIZABETH REBECCA CACCHIOLI BEVERLY DAPHYNE CAMPBELL — Limestone College (1, 2), Secretary — Freshman Class, May Court Representative (1), Drama Fra- ternity and Drama Scholarship (1), Sophomore Class President, Cheerleader (2), Queens Col- lege (3, 4), Student Union Representative, Drama Club, English Club, Dean's List. ELIZABETH BRADFORD CAMPBELL SALLIE MARTIN COKER — Phi Mu Scholar- ship Award (1), Dana Scholar (4), Dean's List (2, 3), President's Board (4), Orb Sceptre (4), Phi Mu (1), Pledge Trainer (2), Assistant Rush Chairman (3), Treasurer (3, 4), RSC (1), Recreation Association (2), SGA — Inaugura- tion Committee (3), Symposium (1), Student Life Committee (4), Treasurer for Belk dorm (2), President for Junior Class (3), Awards Committee (3), Student Union — Vice-Pres- ident (3), President (4). FRANCES CLINTON CORBETT — Dean's List, Dana Scholar (2-4), Honors Program, Valkyrie (2), Queens representative in Glam- our's Top Ten College Women contest (3), French Club — President (4), Chi Omega sorority. NANCY FLEMING COULLING — Work at Alexander's Children's Center (3). EBERLE ANNE DAMRON NONA EILEEN DASHER — Dean's List (2, 3), Alpha Delta Pi (3, 4), Judicial Board (4), Elections Committee (4), SGA Representa- tive from Harris dorm (4). ANN-LEE DAVIS — Dean's List (1), Chemistry Department Scholarship (1, 2), Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4), Chemistry Club (1, 4) Secretary- Treasurer (2, 3), Chi Omega (1, 2), Sigma Mu (3, 4), SGA, Admissions (1), Publicity (1, 2, 3, 4), Recreation Association (1, 2), Vice- President (3), College Marshall (2), Dolphin Club (2, 3), Swim team (4), Volunteer tutor- ing (1, 2, 3), Heart Fund (3). FRANCES PELZER DOE — Young Republi- cans (1), Inauguration Committee (3), Elec- tions Committee (1, 2), Parent's Weekend Committee (2), QCA (1), Secretary (2), Young Life (1), Alpha Delta Pi — Treasurer (2), Executive Board (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (3), Budget Committee (3), Banquet Committee (3), Vice-President of efficiency (4), R.A. in Albright dorm (2), Director in Belk dorm (3) , Dean's List (3), SGA — Treasurer (3), Executive Board (3, 4), President (4), Presi- dent's Board (4), Chairman of Appeals Board (4) , Student Life Committee (4). PATRICIA JANE DUNCAN — Sigma Upsilon Creative Writing Award (1), Kappa Delta (1), Social Chairman (2), House Chairman (3), Sigma Upsilon (1, 2), Vice-President (3), Signet (2, 3), Symposium treasurer (2, 3), Biology Club (1, 2, 3), Chemistry Club (3), Queens Buddy (2, 3). THEODORE DUKE DUNCAN — Chemistry Club (3, 4), German Club (3), Dean's List (4). MINA ELISE ECHOLS — May Court (1), Alpha Delta Pi (1, 2, 3, 4) — Panhellenic Council (3), Social Chairman (4), French Club (3, 4), Biology Club (3, 4), Queens Corp (1, 2), SGA (3), Awards Committee (3), Dean's List (2). MARY BETH FEY — Dean's List (1, 2, 3). GAIL ELAINE GIBSON LESLIE LYNN GILES — Alpha Delta Pi (1, 2), Assistant Treasurer (3), Secretary (4) Sym- posium (1), Young Republicans (1), Panhell Representative (3), Vice-President of Junior Class (3), Treasurer of Senior Class (4), Elec- tions Committee (3), Student Union (4). MOIRA GOMEZ — Queens Scholar (1), Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4), Symposium Chairman (3), SGA — Vice-President (3), President's Board (3) , Publications Board (3), Current (3), Sigma Mu (3), Who's Who in American Colleges (4) , May Court (3). BARBARA LINN GRANT — Phi Mu (1), 157 Assistant Pledge Trainer (2), Panhell Repre- sentative (2), Junior year at Heiddberg Uni- versity, West Germany. GINNY ANN GURLEY — SGA (1), Alpha Gamma Delta (1), Scribe (2, 3, 4), Guard (4), QCA (4), Volunteer work — Human Develop- ment Center (3). RUTH GUY KATHY HALEY — May Day Court (1, 3), Chi Omega (1, 4), Assistant Pledge Trainer (2), Pledge Trainer (3), Panhell Representative (4), Valkyrie (2), Orb Sceptre (4), RSC — Treasurer (2), Vice-President (3), President (4), Stunt night Co-chairman (3), Current Staff (3, 4), Dana Scholar (4), President's Board (4), Student Life Committee (4). DIANE SUE HANDS — Belk Leadership Award (2) , MENC — Secretary (2), Vice-President (3) , Concert Choir — Vice-President (3), Kappa Delta Pledge (1). DAVID BARTLETT HANNA BARBARA LYNN HARRIS — Kappa Delta sorority, Panhellenic Council — Vice-Presi- dent (3). MARY LUCILLE HICKEY — SRC (1), Student Union — Vice-President (4), Chi Omega (1, 2, 3), Treasurer (3), Chemistry Club (2), Vice-President (3), President (4), SGA — Publicity (2, 4), Symposium (2, 3), Elections Committee Co-chairman (3), Chairman (4), Awards Committee (4), Alumnae Board (4), President of Senior Class (4). JAMES HENDERSON - QCA (4), Church Choir Director (4). ANNA WHITE HILL CAROL MARGARITE HOWARD — Chi Omega (1, 2, 3, 4), Biology Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Volunteer work at Hospital (1). MARY ELIZABETH HOWARD ALDA LYNN JOHNSON I ELIZABETH LAKE JONES — Admissions Com- mittee (1, 2), Dean's List (3), Honor Council (3), Symposium (1, 4), Chi Omega (2, 3), Personnel Chairman (4), Psychology Club (2, 3), Queens Buddy (2, 3), Secretary-Trea- surer for Long Dorm (4), Volunteer tutor (3) , Volunteer counselor in Charlotte schools (4) . CAROLYN BURNS JONES — Dean's List (4). CAROLINE ADELE KENDALL KAREN SUZANNE LAKEY — Alpha Gamma Delta (1, 2, 3, 4), Second Vice-President (3), Student Legislature (3). DRUSILLA ANN LEE — Music Scholarship 0, 2, 3). JANICE SUE LITTLE — Dean's List (3), Dana Scholarship (4), Orchestra (3, 4). ELIZABETH BOONE McAULAY — Alpha Gam- ma Delta (1, 2), Recording Secretary, Guard (3), President (4), SRC (3), Student Life Committee (3, 4), President't Board (3, 4), Harris dorm council (3), Chairperson of Judi- cial Board (4), Volunteer Work — Charlotte Rehabilitation Center (3). VICKI JONES McKITTRICK — Dean's List (3,4). PHYLLIS PICKETT MABRY — DSA — Trea- surer (2), Vice-President (3), Chairman of Social Actions Committee (3), President (4), SGA (2, 3, 4), Executive Committee (4), Elections Committee (3, 4), Human Sexuality Series (3, 4), Queens Buddy (3, 4), President's Board (4), Recreation Association (3), Student Life Committee (4), Social Actions Committee (4), Appeals Board (4), Hamlet (4), Signet (4), Volunteer work — Alexander Children's Cen- ter (4), Teacher Education Committee (4). PHYLLIS ACREE MAHONEY MICHELLE MANIRE — Dean's List (3), Scholar- ship (2, 3, 4), House Council, Treasurer for Albright (1), Queens Corps (1), Young Repub- licans (1), Chi Oemga (1), Social Chairman (2, 3), House Chairman (4), Election Board (2, 3, 4), Psychology Club (2, 3, 4), Student Union (3), Social Coordinator (4), R.A. Sec- retary (2), SGA (3), RSC (4), Long Dorm President (4). TRUDY FAYE MANNING — Belk Leadership Award (1), Belk Scholarship (2, 3, 4), Dana Scholar (3, 4), QCA (1, 2), Book Table Chair- man (3, 4), Kappa Delta — Pledge Class President (2), Editor (3), President (4), Sym- posium — Class Chairman (3), Sigma Mu (4), R.A. for Wallace dorm (3). SUSAN HALL MARUS — Dana Scholar (3), Dean's List (3), Volunteer tutor (3), Day Student Buddy (3). MARIE SCOTT MILLER — Queens College (4), Biology Club (4). ETTIE AYDLETT MINOR — Swim Team (4). MARTHA ASHBY MITCHELL — Phi Mu — Social Chairman for pledges (1), Annual Staff (2), Business Manager (3, 4), Coronet Business Manager (2), Publications Board (2, 3, 4), Dorm Council (3). LUCY MORDINI — Volunteer work at Human Development Center (2). ANN NICHOLS NEWELL — French Club (1), Phi Mu (1, 2), Vice-President of Fresh- man Class, RSC (2), Tennis Team (1, 2), Skiing Club (2). ELIZABETH RAND PEARCE — Queens Scholar (1), Dana Scholar (2, 3, 4), National Merit Scholar (1, 2, 3, 4), South Carolina Leader- ship Award (1, 2, 3, 4), Dean's List (1, 2, 3, 4), Editor of Current (1, 2, 3), Stunt night Co- Chairman (1, 4), Symposium Committee (1, 2, 3), R.A. (1), Queens Corps (1), Chi Omega (1, 2, 3), President (4), N.C. Women's Poli- tical Caucus (1), RSC (2), Publications Board (2, 3), President's Board (2, 3), Student Life Committee (2, 3), Valkyrie (2), Sigma Mu (3), Sigma Upsilon (3), Orb Sceptre (3), Dean- ship Search Committee (3), May Day Queen (4), Internship with Charlotte Observer, (4). LISA ANN PHILLIPS — Alpha Gamma Delta (1, 2, 3, 4), Panhellenic Council (2, 3, 4), Rush Chairman (3), Altruistic Chairman (4), Resident Assistant (3), Rec- 158 JANA WHALLEY TURNBULL CAROL FRANCES VANN LOU ANN WALKER — Alpha Delta Pi (1,2, 3, 4). EVELYN ANN WASKIEWICZ — Queens Corps (1), Young Republicans Club (1), Alpha Delta Pi (1), Rush Chairman (2, 3), President (4), Symposium Committee (1), Valkyrie (2), Vice-President Sophomore Class, RSC — 2nd Vice-President (3, 4), May Day Representative (3), May Day Co-Chairman (3), Orb Sceptre — Sec- retary (4). ANNE RHYS WATKINS — Queens Scholar (1), French Club (1, 2, 3), President (4), Choir (2), Secretary-Treasurer (3, 4), Delta Omicron (2, 3, 4), Alpha Gamma Delta (2, 3), Vice-President, Rush Chairman (4), House Council (4), Red Cross Sailing In- structor (4). CYNTHIA JANE WATKINS — Queens Scholar (1), Queens Corps (1), Biology Club (1, 2, 4), French Club (2, 4), Kappa Delta (1), Historian (2), Editor (4). KATHERINE SPROLES WHITWORTH reation Association (2), Sigma Upsilon (1), Directed Constantinople Smith (4). PAULA CHRISTINE PHILLIPS CHARLOTTE COOPER RANSON MARY HANNAH RAYMER — Queens Corps (1), Concert Choir (2, 3), Delta Omi- cron (2, 3, 4), President (4), Kappa Delta (1, 2, 3, 4) — Treasurer (4), Rush Chairman (3), Dean's List (3, 4). REBECCA SCHENCK — Dean's List (4), Published in the Signet. SALLIE BROWN SHADRICK — Sympos- ium Committee (1), Chi Omega (1, 2), Sec- retary (3), Vice-President (4), RSC (4), Stu- dent Union (4), Elections Committee (4), Dorm Vice-President (4), FAC (2). JUANITA ANN SHEPPARD — Day Stu- dent Association (1, 2, 3), Alpha Gamma Delta (1), Altruistic Chairman (2), Activi- ties Chairman (3, 4). LYNDA RUTH SMALHOUT — Internship at WBTV (3, 4), Signet (4), Current Fea- ture Editor (4), Dean's List (4). NANCY GORDON SORRELLS — History Club (1), FAC (2), Symposium Committee (3) , Phi Mu (1, 2, 3), Secretary (4), Pan- hellenic Council (2), Secretary (3), Resident Assistant (2), Dorm Director of Harris (4), Senior Class Vice-President. SALLY ANNE STAPLETON — House Council (1), Queens Corps (1), May Day Representative (1, 2, 3, 4), Resident As- sistant (2, 3), Resident Director of Belk Dorm (4), Phi Mu — Secretary (2), Rush Counselor (3), President (4), Symposium Committee (3, 4), Judicial Board Vice Chairperson (4), Secretary of S.P.S., EPCC Student Representative (4). DONNA CRISP STARNES — Swim team (4) , Biology Club (4). LYDIA FAYE STATON — Queens Scholar (1), Carol G. Belk Scholarship (2, 3), Chorus (1), Alpha Gamma Delta Art Award (1), College Marshall (3), Assistant Art Edi- tor — Signet, QCA, Dorm Representative, Dorm Group Leader (3, 4). ELIZABETH HEYWOOD SUMNER — Day Students Association (4), Dean's List (4), Converse — Art Build (1, 2). KAREN GAYLE TERRANA — Dolphin Club (1), Concert Choir (1, 2), Chi Omega (1, 2, 3), Co-Rush Chairman (4), Dorm Vice- President (3), Tutoring (3, 4), May Court Representative (4), May Day Co-Chairman (4). SUSAN AMANDA THOMASSON —Dean's List (3). MARGARET COLLEEN TURNAGE — Day student Association — Secretary (3). DAVID HOWARD WILCOX — QCA (4), Coronet Photographer (4). SARAH BRICE WILSON — Concert Choir (3) , Volunteer Work at Probation Office. SUSAN HAINES WOOD — French Club (1) , Student Union (1, 4), May Court (1), Dolphin Club (1, 2), Concert Choir (1, 2, 3), President (4), Valkyrie (2), Phi Mu (1, 2), Chaplain (3), Membership Director (4) , Sophomore Class President, SGA Rep- resentative (2), FAC (2), Awards Committee (2) , MENC (3), Choir Ensemble (2, 3), Ex- ecutive Board (3), Symposium Committee (3) , Harris Dorm Director (4). LORI JEAN YANDLE — Queens Scholar (1), Queens Corp (1), History Club (1-4), Admissions Corps (1-4), Dean's List (1-4), Dana Scholar (2-4), FAC (2), Chief Mar- shal (3), President — Day Students (3), SGA (President's Board 3, Exec. 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