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

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 Cheers! Katie Downey, Tracy Terrell, and Sally Wheeler toast during the Fall Drama Production entitled “Vanities.” This is just one of the many activities sponsored for cultural entertainment. Salve, Alan! Trying to jump into Greek life at Queens, Alan Flora tries a newr approach. Arete Gk. Excellence. Even to a wicked man a divinity gives wealth, Cyrnus, but to a few men comes the gift of excellence. - Theognis 545 B. C.

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Yes, Queens is moving ahead. Queens College has passed through at least one century and is still going strong. There- fore it is no wonder that Queens is plowing ahead at the end of this decade. This year has seen many new and exciting changes at Queens. Many in- clude: the post office in Stultz, January trips abroad, more par- king spaces, no freshman curfew, extension of male visit- ation hours, the Business Office in Jernigan, SGA, Honor Coun- cil, and Campus Judical Board offices in Walker Science Building, Admissions and Fin- ancial Aid on first floor Bur- well, Burwell and Morrison Dining Hall redecorated, males on campus, our first fraternity, the liberal learning program in its final stages, and an updated sports program. These changes have brought along a new atti- tude to Queens: one of adjust- ment and adventure. It is excit- ing to see the changes and how each one in its own way affects the life on campus — each one enriching the tradition that already stands. However, as Queens moves forward, there are some things that will always remain the same: cafeteria food, parking tickets, convocations, and trips to Davidson. These things keep alive the traditions at Queens, no matter how much we believe that Queens is losing her iden- tity. The changes that have been made and that will be made in the next few years are Moving Ahead.. Swinging merrily, Maria Trakas and Dana Stettler greet Cindy Gilmer as Carrie Cash looks on. Thumbs up for the two best-groomed guys in Albright! Brad Morgan and Doug Andrews pose long enough for everyone to be allowed to see what really goes on behind closed doors. not destroying the Queens ev- eryone loves; they are merely strengthening the academics and atmosphere of the college. Just as time moves on and is ever changing, so is Queens moving ahead to be the institu- tion of the future.

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New Way IBM, the band at Octoberfest, was Happy and “Peace”-ful is an apt description for this lively bunch. Claire McClure, Karen Groce, Julie Sears, Jenkie Joyce and Heidi Hayes make the most of the sun. just one exciting part of the social life on campus. In his official stance, “Officer Dan” looks efficient as he keeps everything under control at the band parties in Morrison. To A Whole