Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

370SS- lfcfe ■ ■ ' ' •V ' i : ' ■ ' . i 1 1 • 1 sl ...tft958 Published h the Senior ( . n nf GREENSBORO COLLEGE nsborOy N. C Gail ( berry Ma , bsU i Smith %k V fc] 1 jfl yfl The Spirit of G. C. Varigated leaves ride the wind through an open door in Odell Audi- torium. Somewhat restlessly, they settle to the floor, listening to sounds of piano, voice, violin floating into the night. Leaves dance around the entrances to Arts and Science, the chapel, the library, the dorms . . . Varigated leaves, symbolic of the many experiences of college life . . . the cutting and shaping of Time ' s power on the timid Freshman, the confident Sophomore, the complacent Junior, the proud Senior . . . Symbolic of passing opportunity, pausing nervously just in front of us, allowing us just time to reach its brink and consider its values fleetingly . . . Whether to lend it to further development of our newly-discovered knowledge or to allow it to blow aimlessly with no root in human potentiality . . . Symbolic of the variety of individuals who pass through the doors of C. C, each finding a place to stop, to acquire, to participate before riding further into the wind. ARTS AND SCIENCE BUILDING The various phases of activity here at G. C. have found their own individual place of expression. The chemist is as much at home as the virtuoso, for the heating of a chemical in the laboratory is as personal to him as a concerto is to the pianist. The library and the Arts and Science Building are representatives of our academic undertakings. In the halls of Arts and Science, varied personalities and varied subjects mingle to create interest. There are widespread interests — philosophy, science, languages, social sciences, history, education, speech — and the integration of the fields brings to each at least a taste of well-rounded culture. The librory, a symbol of study and research, is besides the day-time abode of art majors and for stu- dents of special education. |AMES ADDISON JONES LIBRARY ODELL AUDITORIUM Odell Auditorium represents another phase of study Here the music students assemble in common interest for theory and practice, and it is here also that the societies maintain their celebrated halls and the Players practice and perform. Assembly on Tuesday marks the weekly trip of the student body to Odell. The chapel, like Odell, is the scene of student body assembly on Thursday when the weekly chapel service is held. Morning watch and Sunday evening vespers are other services planned for worship in the chapel. HANNAH BROWN FINCH MEMORIAL CHAPEL HUDSON HALL TURREN1INE HALL The dormitories are the scene of actual campus life. Hudson Dorm, a Sophomore dorm; Turrentine, the residence of the male students; Main, the scene of Freshman confusion; Fitzgerald, the home of Sophomores and Juniors; and the Greensboro Building, shared by Juniors and Seniors, house the boisterous merrymoking and the serious studying of over four hundred students. Industry, fun and indifference have their flings here behind the com- posure of exterior appearance. The Hut, not unlike the dormitories, is a bee- hive of activity. Here physical education classes meet, the Student Christian Fellowship meets weekly, club meetings are held, and dates are en- tertained. A welcomed place in time of sickness, the In- firmary, our student hospital, is visited at least once or twice a year by most of the students. Culture, inspiration, intellect, patience, fellow ship, understanding — all these are products of the activities carried on in the buildings of our campus. AURELIA BOWMAN CRAY INFIRMARY STUDENT HUT Dedication To us your name is synonymous with our memories of C. C. You have been our faithful companion throughout our four years, always willing for us to pull up a chair and chat for a while. You have been our adviser, general handy man, friend — a personification of the true Southern gentleman. For your self-sacrificing devotion, for your genuine character, honesty, integrity and most of all for your human understanding, we, the Class of ' 58, are proud to dedicate our ECHO to you — Mr. T. C. Harrell. Page I, MR. T. C. HARRELL Treasurer and Business Manager Page Eh BO MB Contents Dedication 10 Faculty . . . Administration ... 14 Publications 18 Features 26 Organizations 38 CI asses 68 Advertisements 96 Dr. Harold H. Hutson, President A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Mrs. Everett Mizell, Associate Dean of Students; Mr. Robert Wold, Dean of Students. Dr. Paul M. Ginnings, Dean of In- struction. Miss Letha Brock, Registrar; Miss Mary Brock, Alumnae Secretary; Mr. Clark Cahow, Director of Pub- lic Relations. Administration Mr. T. C. Harrell Treasurer and Business Manager Mesdames Mizell, Seagroves, Anders, Lynch, Resident Counselors; Mrs. Porter, Supervisor of Buildings; Mrs. Booker, Resident Counselor. Page Fifteen Faculty and Mrs. William D, Anders, Faculty and Resident Harold C. Andrews. Jr.. B.M., MM Virginia Frances Barnes. A.B., B.S. Assistant Librarian H. T. Bawden. Ph.B,. M.A., Ed.D., Professor of Edi. Mrs. Rachel Bell. fary in the Admini Luther A. Bennett. B.S., B.D., M.A., Librarian and Associate Professor of Library Theodocia Blackmon. Accountant. Mrs. J. K. Booker. Resident Elizabeth N. Boyd, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Pr fessor ol Mrs. William E. Braswell. A.B.. M.A.. Letha Brock. A.B., Registrar. Mary Brock, A.B., Alumnae S( lant I gistrar Blanche Burrus, B M.. M.A., Associate Pr fessor of Piano and The |ohn A. Byars, A.B., MA., English. Clark R, Cahow, A B . B.D., Directoi lie Relal Cullis, A.B.. MA.. Professor of Art. Robert T. Dunstan. A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D., Pro- fessor of Romance Languages. Seymour Fink. A.B., M.M., Assistant Prof Lois Fitch, Manager of College Book Sfi Paul M, Cinnings, B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D., Dean o Instru ' ' Chemistry and Don W. Hansen. B M , MM. iate Pi. Mrs. |o Plum Hansen. B.M., MM.. Rena Harrell, A.B.. M.A.. Part-time). T C. Harrell. fn i irer and Business Manager. Dorothy H. Heironimus. A.B.. M A . PhD., ite Professor of Spanish and Spanish- |ohn A. Hornaday. A.B , M.A.. Ph.D., Asso- ciate Pr hilogy and Special Educ ,i : Mrs. Allene Hunter, B.S., M.S.. Assistant Mrs. Margaret B, |enkins. B.M., Administration Stella M. (ones, Supervisor of Student Hos- pital Nancy lean Knox, A.B., Assistant in Public Relations Mrs. Kathryn R. Lawrence, Assistant to the Mrs. Julia B. Lynch, i esident Counselor. Robert F. Mardis, Assistant in Speech and Drama I Part- time ' . Thomas C. Mayer, A.B.. M.A., Assistant Pro- fessor of Biology Mrs. Everett Mizell, ' a late Dean of Stu- dents Thomas |. Nichols. B.M., MM., Assistant Professor of Piai ind Chun h Music Frederick |, Nies, A.B., M.A., Visiting As- sistant Professor of English Mary Braeme-Parker, A.B., MA., Ph.D., Prn fessor of Speech and Drama Zelda C. Pemberton, A.B., M.A., Ed.D., Asso- ciate Professor of Education an Stud- Mrs. Waldo Porter, Supervisoi ol Buildings Mrs. Frances Seagroves, Re idenl I Taylor C. Scott, A.B.. M.A., Assistant Pro- fessor of Sociology. Carl N. Shull, B.S., M.E., M.M.. Assistant or of Music Edu Marvin L. Skaggs, A.B., MA. Ph.D sor of I li: t r, and I momii Pauline K. Smith. A.B., M.S.P.H., M.Ed., Prn Raymond A. Smith. A.B., B.D.. Ph.D., Profes- sor of Religious Kin ation and i ■■■ Religious Activities. Louise Sparks, Dietitian Madeline C. Stinson, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Asso- rt Romance Languages Kenneth M. Taylor, A.B.. B.M , Ph.D., Assist- phi and Religion Mildred Town. A.B., B.M.. M.M., Professor of Organ, Piano and Theoretical Musi Mrs. Charlotte White, A.B., Instructor (Parl- time) in Speech Correi tion Mabel White, tanl ountant E. L. Williams. A.B., MM., iate Pro- fessor of Voice. Mrs |ohn M Wilson. BS in Bus. Adrn., Secretary to thi Mrs. Bonnie-lean Wold. B.M , MM. tor (Part-time) : Robert D. Wold, B.M.. M.M., Associate Pro- fessor of Music and Dean of Stu Mrs. Dorothea Wright. A.B., M.F.A., Visiting lm trui tor in English ill ™ ' v« :u Publications News and Sports Statts. Seated: Forrest, Duane. Sarah, Ann, |udy, Scott, Pa Penny. Standing: Kay, Gail, Adelaide. Chuck, Dick. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Ann Ivey Managing Editor Jean Bond News Staff Kay Deese, Judy Johns, Adelaide Young, Scott Blackwell, Harriet Harper, Sarah Shumpert, Gail Cherry, Pat Walters, Penny Niven. Feature Editor Barbara Deans Feature Staff Mary Humphries, Fayedene Andrews, Carolyn Darden, Faye Harris, David Elliott, Jane Over- man. Sports Editor Forrest Ferrell Sports Staff Duane Linker, Dick Coleman, Chuck Naley. Columnists Carole Marshall, Jack Fulghum, Judy Johns, Duane Linker. Cartoonists Pat Browning, Susie Davis Circulation Manager Jane Leach Typists Kay Cauthen, Anita Cross Photographers Jack Fulghum, Jerry Mosten 19 5 8 Co I I ea i a n Feature Staff. First row Susie, Fayede Jack. Faye, Mary, Pat. irbara. Carolyn. Second Page I n ' nt BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, Nancy Hoyle Assistant Business Monager, Martha Chernault Patty Shehan Mary Lou Hutton Ann Wilkinson Amber Morris Benny Lou Kenerly Pat Fearing Nancy Hiatt Ruth Ellen Perry Pat Warren Mary Beth Stokes Josephine Kirksey Mary Beth, Ruth Ellen. Marty, Nancy. Nancy. S Ann Ivey ' s week usually begins with thoughts of get ting the COLLEGIAN organized and off to press and closes with worries about what is going to go into the next issue. Making notations is her constant job, for it is through her that news to the students is published and circulated. At staff meetings on Wednesdays, Ann transforms her notes into assignments ond leaves the COLLEGIAN in the capable hands of her staff mem- bers until the following Thursday. Opening up shop again in the Press Room, she finds t hat interviews have gone on, bits of information have been developed into features, news stories have been accurately reported, words have been counted, and typing done — yes, mi- raculously on time! The dummy is made up, printers consulted, proofing done, and another edition of the COLLEGIAN has reached the students. Ann Ivey Editor-in-Chief Marty Chernault Assistant Business Manager Cail Cherry Editor-in-Chief Fredda Thompson Assistant Editor Publishing this year ' s ECHO was both a pleasure and a challenge. The biggest steps were made last year when the ECHO progressed from a rather trite chronicle of the year to a beautiful, new and collegiate view of G. C. In 1958, too, there are changes. A second color is back, but the traditional senior informals are gone. Although it was impossible to add a complete section on sports to the book, we did succeed in giving more space to athletics than ever before. The ECHO was made possible this year by advice from Mr. Price Coursey from Charlotte Engravers and Mr. Harrie Keck of Observer Printing, who spent scat- tered moments, entire afternoons, and a few evenings guiding us. Again Mr. Miller became a familiar figure at G. C, patiently waiting for people to show up, or not, for his pictures. Also we owe a special thanks to Smith Studio for photographing flu victims and making them look not quite so sick and for making a second trip to Greensboro for those who had been too ill the first time. In the 1958 ECHO we ' ve tried to give you the story of our year at G. C. We hope you enjoy it. he Echo 19 5 8 Mary Webster Smith Business Manager lv - j« BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Pat Warren, jenelle Snead. Beth Johnson David Ellis, Mary Webster Smith. BUSINESS STAFF Left to right; Mary Webster Smith. Mary Ashton Barton. Susie Davis. Anna Ruth Carper, Ann Watford. Shelby Lipps. Not shown: Shirley Woodly. LITERARY STAFF Left to right: Marian Ashe, jack Fulghum. |ane Leach, Fredda Thompson. Not shown: Sarah Shumpert. LITERARY STAFF Left to right: |anet Best, lane Leach. Gail Cherry. Ellen Graham, Pat Browning, Sandra Bennett, Ann Bur- nett. Pat Surratt. Sara Bett Whcatley and |o Wright Co editors The Lyre The LYRE, our fine arts magazine, is G. C. ' s product of student creativity. Featuring selected works in art, music, and literature, it has become a well- established publication on the campus. The LYRE had its genesis in the desire of students to share with the public the creative work of fellow members of the student body. Work on the LYRE began early in the fall when money-raising plans and advertisement soliciting were of primary concern. This year ' s staff sold sta- tionery as a financing step toward an ideal publication. The selection from submitted material is another preliminary. This year ' s intention is to include a non-fiction selection in each of the issues, one of the firsts of the staff ' s undertakings. Make-up and publication follow, and students ' works reach the ranks of publication. The hope of the staff is to pub- lish the LYRE three times a year to stimulate further student interest in the arts. BUSINESS STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF , Johns, Wheatley, Wright. She Ellen Graham Women ' s Edito lack Fulghun Men s Editor Handbook The chief purpose of the Handbook is to aid in in- forming our new students of customs, regulations and activities on campus, and to be the first step in develop- ing a successful college life. There was a change in this year ' s Handbook, an effort to make it a more accurate, more informal presentation of life at G. C. A co-editor from the men ' s student body was elected to share in its publication, and for the first time it was possible to give our male population adequate representation. Press Bu rea u The Press Bureau, composed of Sara Betf Wheatley, State News Release correspondent; Jo Wright, Greens- boro Record correspondent; and Ann Ivey, Greensboro Daily News correspondent, has keeping G. C. in the news as its primary concern. Furnishing the newspapers with features, news, and pictures, ond covering students, faculty, and general campus activities, these girls work through the Public Relations Office and are paid by their respective employers. A current display of their clippings is posted on the bulletin board in the Arts and Science Building at all times. ■ ■ Ann Ivey, Jo Wright, Sara Bett Wheatley. c ■I Si ■a Si ■■ ■ m pi Features Carolina J i erciitSon 1958 May Queen jrin le 7 1958 May Page I went] eight Cou rt oLunne fcichardi. ■ ' Son Maid-of-Honor Jti Page Twenty-nine r Ian cit edJie tz 7 Senior Attenda nts DoriA C c on inner ™M rreclclu Jln in Son Junior Atte n d a n ts rrcwriet i rc Frances rorfnt Sophomore Attendants I cilricia LjooiIwu esDoro tn ii Wilson Freshman Attendants i iirette J folli wm? h. .1 s v % Couples enjoy smooth tmosphere of Moonlight and Ro ' • May Day. ..1957 A big moment for Que the Maid-of Honor. Presented in the gala surroundings of a festive May Day Dance, the 1957 May Court assumed a far more elaborate role than the outdoor presentation of the court at the May Day exercises held previously. Presided over by a lovely queen, the court was comprised of a maid-of-honor, elected by the student body, and attendants chosen by the classes. The presentation had as its setting an Old South motif. Lett to right: |udy Weeks, Carolina Finley, Fredda Thompson, Lib Walker, Barbara Reynolds, Doris Cloninger, Mary Plyde Marsh, Mary Ann Dermid. Ellen Palmer, Margaret Hancock. . J M. Ji lJ m Page Thirty fo Left to right: Armstrong. Si rton, Baum, Munford. Braswell, Warren. Stevenson, Pearson, Carbe Center: Leonard Chief Senior Marshals Throughout the ycor, the Marshals, chosen from the Senior Class, serve G. C. in various school functions, such as concerts, recitals, and special meetings. Grad- uation time finds them especially busy in preparation for the Daisy Chain, Bacca- laureate service, faculty and graduation exercises. The chief marshal is elected by the Senior Class, and she, with the help of the Dean of Students, chooses the other marshals. Page Thinvfh W M K Peggy Bradley Best All Around Senior Superlatives Pat Robinson Most Likely to Succeed £ Ann Munford Elizabeth Shearin Carolina Finley Mo: t Popular Best Studi ni Most Original Thirty six Peggy Bradley President, S.C.F. Gail Cherry Editor, ECHO Gene Edwards President, Glee Club Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities And Colleges Jo Wright Co-editor, LYRE Ann Ivey Editor, COLLEGIAN Judy McMichacI N.SA Co-ordinator Pat Robinson Music Editor, LYRE Elizabeth Shearin Chairman, Co-ordinating Board Page rimt seven -r Oroanizciti Women ' s Student Government Association OFFICERS Kate Gladstone President Gene Edwards Vice-President Faye Ausley Secretary Jane Overman Treasurer Kate Gladstone President Concerned with the government of the women students and including all women students in its membership, the Women ' s Student Government Association is a vital organization on campus. An Executive Council, composed of the executive officers of the association, a council representative from each class, and the house presidents, heads the women ' s branch of student government. The President is also a member of the Co-ordinating Board. All house meetings and dormitory regulations are under the jurisdiction of the Women ' s Student Govern- ment. The Vice-President assumes the position of Chair- man of Orientation, and the association as a whole sponsors May Dance. An actively functioning organization, the W.S.G.A. is to be commended for its independent role in student body government. Gladstone. Edwards. Blackwell. Marshall, Ausley, Taylor. Ov Page Forty Men ' s Student Government Association OFFICERS Bill Brown President Mort Polmer Vice-President Duane Linker Secretary Bob Garner Treasurer Upon arriving at G. C. men students are automatically members of the Men ' s Student Government Association. Officers are elected in the spring and include representa- tives of both resident men and day students. It is the intention of the M.S.G.A. to promote co-operation on campus and to aid in building high ideals among its members. Page Forty-one Student Co-ordinating Board OFFICERS Elizabeth Shearin Chairman Mae Braswell Vice-Chairman Nada Garber Secretary One of the newest and most important organizations at G. C. is the Student Co-ordinating Board. It is a unifying agency for the many organizations on campus. The executive officers, together with the presidents of the other major student organizations and the deans of students, compose the Co-Board, as it is familiarly called. The board meets weekly and considers many matters of student interest. It approves projects the other clubs undertake and discusses ways for clubs to make money. One of the Co- Board ' s projects for this year is to make a study of all the organizations on campus and to evaluate them. Mrs. Mizcll, Br, - Johns Bradley, Chernault. Palrr Cladstonc, Car Student Christian Fellowship OFFICERS Peggy Bradley President Bonnie Veitch Vice-President Amber Morris Secretary Becky Hailey Treosurer Peggy Bradley President With an emphasis this year on programs, the S.C.F. cabinet has developed a plan which brought the best of programs to the students, and it also reached out to other organizations for their co-operation. This en- abled the students to both profit from and share in the work of the S.C.F. The S.C.F. cabinet members arrive on campus before school starts to welcome the freshmen and transfer students. They sponsor a get-together for new students and set into motion the plans for the year. Exchanges of fellowship teams, Religious Emphasis Week, projects, and Wednesday night fellowship have all gone into this year ' s activities. Reynolds. Robins Leonard, McMichael, Third row Baum. Kenerly Callisher. Boyd, Williams. Shumpert, Watford Wright. Blackwell, Miss Fitch, bson Edwards. Tesh, Hailey, Bradley. Veitch. Morris, Carrell, Lipps, Tuthlll, Meye Hollowcll. Braswell, Taylor Stevenson, Sheirin. Pearson. Women ' s Judicial Board MEMBERS Barbara Hollowell Chairman Sara Bett Wheatley Recorder Amber Morris Secretary Jane Hobson Junior Representative Barbara Callisher Junior Representative Martha Wellons Sophomore Representative The Women ' s Judicial Board is composed of six mem- bers, and as part of the Women ' s Student Government Association is the governing body of all resident women in matters of school regulations. Since they review all violations of rules, the members are pledged to secrecy. The Board members check in and out cards, and it is sometimes their unpleasant duty to give call downs and restrictions. Every serious case is considered individually and treated accordingly. The Judicial Board tries to be fair, and it is willing to discuss problems wjth students and assist them in all possible woys. Callisher, Hollowell, Wheatley, Hob Page Fort) jinn Jack Fulghum; Jim Martin, chai man; Alan Kivert; Cray Spivey - s Men ' s Judicial Board Now in its first year of operation, the Men ' s Judicial Board is busy enforcing regulations similar to those of the corresponding women ' s organization. The board is composed of four members — Jim Martin, chairman; Jack Fulghum and Dick Coleman, resident students; Gray Spivey and Allen Kivett, non-resident students — elected by the men. The president of the Men ' s Student Govern- ment is an ex officio member. This year they have es- tablished a constitution which became effective during the fall semester. All members of the M.S.G.A. are under the jurisdiction of the board. State Student Legislature The State Student Legislature is a miniature govern- mental body composed of representatives from the various North Carolina colleges. Greensboro College is entitled to send three representatives to the three-day convention held in Raleigh. Each college submits a reso- lution to go before the student legislators. The best of these resolutions are put before the North Carolina State Legislature for their consideration. By working in governmental affairs G. C. representatives have learned much about law ond parliamentary procedure. Eve Hoover. :hairman; Barbara Callisher; Betty lean Baxter; Lir Shearin; Dotty Lopp ; Lou Anne H ut Board The Hut Board is composed of representatives from the three major organizations on campus: Women ' s Student Government; S.C.F. and the Athletic Commis- sion; and a Hut hostess who is responsible for the general maintenance and activities of the Hut. The girls on the board plan clean-ups and keep the equipment in work- ing order. This year ' s Hut Board has been active in keeping the Hut ready as a place for informal meetings and dating. A juke box was installed this year to provide music for dancing. Also groups can play cards, watch TV or try their luck at cooking in the Hut kitchen. Chernaulr. ; Uckenbai Publ i c a t i o n s Bo a r The Publications Board is the representative body for the COLLEGIAN, ECHO, LYRE, and HANDBOOK. The editors and business managers of these four campus publications, along with their advisors, work on policies, finances, and the general management of publications in order to insure the student body of the best and most informative in reading material. The board also plans and sponsors one of the high- lights of the G. C. year, the annual Publications Banquet, at which guest speakers are present and awards are given. Wright; Wheatley; Ch P„g, I. G. C Daughters Membership in G. C. Daughters is open to any girl whose mother or grand- mother attended G. C. or Davenport College. Even though the group is small, it is responsible for projects throughout the year, especially during graduation. One of the favorite pastimes of the club is comparing old rules and cus- toms with present ones. Misses Letha and Mary Brock are the club ' s advisers. Seated Martin, Phillips, Farrell, Graham, Hart. Hobson, Moms. Standing Nelson, Nrven, Eck- stein. Portrait Miss Nannie Lee Smith Art Club The Art Club is composed of art majors and other students on campus with an interest in art. The meetings are held once each month under the guidance of Miss Cullis. The group visits art exhibitions, takes sketching trips, and attends movies or lectures on various phases of art. Firsl row Davis, Young. Hobson, Tuthill, Andrews, Todd, Boyd, Finley. Campbell, Coulbourn - ' . Wiebe, Miss Cu ' ls. Browning. Stuck. Music Club Music majors and minors with high academic standing are eligible for membership in the Music Club. The club encourages high professional standards among its members. Through student reports, guest artists and speakers, and conventions, the club pro- motes a greater appreciation of the art of music. The club is a member of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs. Tesh, Reynolds, Hart, Ausley, Thompson, Meyer ' Miller, Chappell. Richardson, Edwards Crahan Pugh, Parsons. Seated Robinson, pn idenl Balthis. Handy, Thomas. Johns, Bost, Meyers, president; Craver, presidi Joseph, Ware, accompanist . Hiatr, Atk.m Todd, r. Hoover, Emerson Society In 1890 the Emerson Society was established at G. C. to stimulate competition and interest omong the stu- dents. The friendliness and spirit of the society will long be treasured by each Emerson member. Loyalty to the society is evident in the care with which the girls fulfill their duties and their spirit when helping others. The green and gold Emerson banners are symbolic of the membership in this society. Each year the Emersons elect a member from the Freshman class to reign as Emerson Queen for the coming year. They also share in sponsoring the annual Valentine Dance. At last. Blue Beard is discovered by his lovely and intelli S ent I 1 .. . ' I ■ Starling, sponding secretary Not show Irving Society Purple and gold ore the colors which belong to one of the most popular organizations on campus, the Irving Society. Each member is proud to look at her colors and remember the wonderful days she spent as an Irving. The purple stands for loyalty ond the gold for the true worth in each Irving ' s heart. She is the older of the two societies on campus and is enthusiastic in trying to maintain the spirit of friendliness and to stress social life on campus. The enviable record of the society has resulted in granting membership to many girls, wor- thy of being called Irving. Each year the Irvings share in sponsoring a Valen- tine Dance for the entire student body, and it is one of the highlights of the school year. Doris Cloninger, Irving President, proudly waves her society colors. §1 Sfi I i f- 1. 253 r UJ 1 !a W m Ttr 7 ' ' ■ Bpw IMUl I Li r ■ -f .4 F- ' M The finale to Oklahoma, one of the highlights of the Irving formals. Page Forty nine Cates; Finley, Day Students Associati o n The Day Students Association was formed in approxi- mately 1930 and is composed of all town students. The purpose of the association is to unite all the day stu- dents and to bring them closer to the students who live on campus. It also aids in maintaining school spirit by its active interest in campus affairs. Each year the Association co-sponsors the Christmas Dance and has parties throughout the school year. The goal of the Social Life Committee is contributing to the wholesome living of the students. Working in co- ordination with the office of the Dean of Students, the committee is responsible for assisting all dance sponsors and aiding in the selecting of times for the dances. The Social Life Committee also makes table assignments, prescribes dress for any occasion on or off campus, and recommends standards of behavior in all areas of college life. The significance of the committee is shown in the fact that the chairman is a member of the Co-ordinating Board. Chandler; Palmer, Social Life Committee National Students Association The local chapter of the National Students Associa- tion is made up of four commissions. Gail Armstrong heads the international affairs portion of N.S.A. along with travel. Help Day and other student activities come under the jurisdiction of the Student Affairs Commis- sion; Ruth Thompson, as head of the commission, is also chairman of the budget committee. Duane Linker is in charge of Student Government Affairs, which includes honor systems and constitutions. Education Affairs are led by Rachael Allen. The co ordinator informs the stu- dents of any activity sponsored by N.S.A. Freshmen Counselors The Freshmen Counselors is a group chosen by the Vice-President of the Women ' s Student Government. Representatives from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, the girls arrive at school early in the fall to welcome the incoming freshmen. The counselors brief First rnv, Carber, Baum. Pearson, Gibson Third r .. Edwards. Munford, Warren, new students on handbook regulations and college cus- toms, help them become acquainted with the new world of college life, and, for the first few weeks of school, stand ready to offer advice from their store of expe- riences accumulated at G. C. Tosh, Barton, Carper, Chernault, Reynolds, Callisher, Begor, Chandle sley, Taylor, Blackwell, Hart, Richardson, Miller, Meyers, Chappell. i l %m y ' G. C. Players Membership in the Greensboro College Players pro- vides excellent opportunities for aspiring thespians to display their talents for acting, lighting, staging, di- recting and make-up. Maty Webster Smith, President, tries her hand at lighting. Cast of Nora A Doll s House Clenda Stone Helmer David Ellis Dr. Rank George Webb Mrs. Linde Nils Krogstad Gail Armstrong Bill Brown Anne, the nurs Nancy Mills A housemaid Pat Hughes Clegg Maye Li fl to right Hughes. Clark, Cal- l.sher, Davis. Ellis. Julian, Stone. David and Gtenda rehearse from A Doli ' s House. While learning the essentials of the theatre, students work toward Players ' hours, and any student who cams 120 hours may become a member. Participation is open to all students interested in contributing to life behind the curtain. This year the Players adopted the emblem shown on this page as their official seal. The Players presented A Doll ' s House by Ibsen dur- ing the November College Weekend, and another major production will be given in the Spring. A Child Is Born was given as their annual Christmas contribution to the student body. Additional workshop plays are given for the students throughout the school year. IT After performing A Child Is Born, the cast pose with their director, Dr. Parker. Page I ijii three Athletic Commission Faye Harris, W R.A president; Forres! Ferrcll, Athletic Commission chairman, Mr lack Nance, Men ' s Physical Education dire lor; Mr. Wold, adviser. Not shown Miss tVoseley, V. omen ' s Physical Educa- One of the main functions of the Athletic Commission is to keep alive the spirit of athletics on campus. The commission sponsors volleyball, basketball, and Softball tournaments between classes, and students and faculty; swimming meets; the awarding of trophies, letters and pins for outstanding achievements; Play Day competi- tion with other colleges; the sponsoring of the AC. picnic; the Christmas Dance; and largest of all, the May Day program. Women ' s Recreation Association A new organization which has appeared on the G. C. campus this year is the W.R.A. It is under the sponsor- ship of the Athletic Commission and is a part of a national organization for women. The purpose of the association is to stimulate interest in athletics and rec- reation and to standardize and promote ideas of health and sportsmanship. All women students are members. ft O A fi Barham. Moser. Palmer, Arm- strong, Barton. Standing Harris, Mancss, Julian, Sparrer, Sheppard. Hobson, John son, Tuthill The ball is free lor the team with the tallest Athletics at G.C. Forrest struggles with the opposition lor another 2 points. |ust one man betw Boys ' Basketball Team Twice a week male voices are heard in the dressing room and in the gym at the Y M.C.A., and bright green uniforms flash up and down the court as the G. C. Basket- ball team goes into action. The season was spotted with wins as the boys came out on fop against several teams in the city league. The boys ' dream is to build a team strong enough to enter competition with colleges of comparable size in the state. Manning, Perry, Lopp, Risdon. Petty. Thompson, Lambert Modern Dance Club The Modern Dance Club has been reorganized at The members learn techniques of modern dancing which G. C. this year after being in absence for over a year. they use in their own interpretation of music. Trampoline The Trampoline Club is made up of girls chosen for their ability on the trampoline. The girls learn fumbling and trampoline stunts. Page iff.) six Splash ' Club The Splash Club promotes interest in swimming and teaches its members perfec- tion of stroke. They also learn synchronized swimming and water ballet techniques. Lopp; Bullock; Craver; Tise; Yelverton . Kemp; Fearing; Perry, president Bit ' n ' Spur Bit V Spur is formed to promote interest in horseback riding. The members go for rides in the country and occasionally eat out-of-doors. Moser; Harper; Thompson; Perry, pi Greene; Deans; Deese. Varsity Volleyball Team Armstronc,. Sheppard, Harris, Jcnncttc, Hobson, Julian. Buckner. Martin, Stephenson. Page Fifty-seven I. R. C. United Nations Week in October, visiting speakers from abroad, students who have traveled in other countries — all these are presented at International Relations Club meetings, as history-minded students gather in the common interest of world affairs. Striving for better inter- national relations is an indirect aim of the club, and views on achieving a lasting world peace are developed. The I.R.C. serves in this capacity as an intermediary between the student and the world about him. I i] OFFICERS 11 Babs Tyson President v| Emily Thomas First Vice -President lean Taylor Second Vice -President •--- Rose Manning Corresponding Secretary p Sarah Shumpert Norma Sue Davis Recording Secretaries Betty Eckstein Treasurer Peggy lohnson Social Chairman Chamber Orchestra The Greensboro College Chamber Orchestra consists of interested stu- dents, faculty, and townspeople. Mr. Don Hansen, the orchestra ' s con- ductor, capably leads it through four regular performances each year. Twice the group plays in chapel and twice in evening performances for the students and others interested in orchestrol music. Page i ii eight 1 irsf r « Boyd; Best, Neubauer; Deaton; Maness ■ I i .-. Leach, |ohns. Deans, Lopp, Stuck, Agrella, Baxter, Third row; Castleberry, Morris, Bntt, Knight, Hobson Ve.tch. Marshall. Fourth l m Barrier, Hoover, Gladstone Yarborough, Yarborough. Filth ro« Dr. Skaggs, Youn 3 , Blackwood, Ploberger. Davis. Psychology Club Appearing for the second year on the G. C. campus, the Psychology Club, under the sponsorship of Dr. John Hornaday, can again boast of its large membership. The purpose of this club is to invite to the campus outstanding speakers in the field of psychology in order to encourage further interest in psy- chology and to advance o knowledge of the field. The club heard such speakers as Dr. Adrian Solomon, who spoke on the emotional growth of the child, and Guy B. Philips, who talked on personnel management. Membership is made up not only of G. C. students, but it also in- cludes townspeople who feel that they would benefit from such a club. Mrs. Don Hansen, Ben nett, Richardson, Reynolds, Tise, Cherry. Crawford, Mixon. Lambert, Young, Hailey, Chappell, Tesh. Tol- bert, Lowdermilk, Minton. Mr. Don Hansen, : Chapel Choir One of the most functional organizations on campus, the Chapel Choir odds inspiration and beauty to each Thursday morning chapel service. The choir, directed by Pat Baum, also performs in special programs throughout the year. Their singing gave special meaning to the programs of Religious Emphasis Week and the Christmas season. First row Johns, co-ordmator; Cherry. Darden , Wright; Andrews. Second row Wright, Wheatley, Ivey, Palmer, Gilbert, Niven. Future Teachers of America Students planning to teach and those interested in education join together in the G. C. chapter of the Future Teachers of America. The club tries to point out to its members what the future holds for them when they go into their chosen profession. FT. A. emphasizes qualities of dependable character, leadership and high ideols. Vage Sixty mm Mil r Mm sm mm ih i no. First re w Hinson; Tanner; Stevenson Tesh; lenkins; Leonard; Hiatt; Britt Martin; Wood; Baum, director Second - w La xton, Snead, Edwards. Crews, Oea- ton, Pa sons. Thompson, Yelverton, Reyn- olds. M Drgan. Third row Hardin, Johnson Whiteh jrst, Craver, Barton. Fourth row Hughes Cowen. Melton. Luti, Thompson Neubau er, White, Dieti. Carrell, Calvert Ausley. Meyer. Jl ll ] m Writers Club Students gather periodically to read and criticize the works of other student writers. In this way, the Writers Club becomes o sounding board for both prose and poetry and provides an opportunity for developing good critical thought. Often the works in question are submitted for publication in the LYRE, and the two organizations are closely related in this respect. First row Craham, Johnson, Hoyle, Pear- son, Tanner, Morrow. Burnett, Walker. Ashe, Hinson. Second raw Smith, Brown, Palmer. Cloninger. Dietz, Farrell, Fair cloth, Deaton. Thomas, Allred. Third row Nelson. Ausley. Smithwick, Ball, (ackson, Correll, Morgan, Shearin, Hester, Hardin, Niven. Fourth row Perry, Budd, Buckner. Carrell, Neubauer. Browning, Cooke. War- ren. Dixon, Todd. Hunt. Left to right Jo Wright, Ann Ivey, Judy McMichael. Gail Cherry Gamma lota Sigma Members of Gamma lota Sigma, formerly called the Senior Honor Society, are recognized as being outstanding in every phase of student life. The juniors and seniors in this society have achieved scholastic requirements designated by Phi Beta Kappa. Religious Education Club The first Religious Education Club, Theta Epsilon, at Greensboro College was organized in 1939. Since then the name has been changed to the Raymond A. Smith Religious Education Club, but the aims have remained constant — to make its members aware of the likenesses and differences of various religions. The membership of this organization is open to all students who are in- terested in its program. Seated ' Jennette, president; I Hiatt. Standing Barrier, Hin White. Reid, Williams, Partin. •er; Lamb; Whitehurst; Johnson; Deaton, Carper; Buchanan, Melton, Manchester, Sparrer, Ploberger, Stevenson. Wilson — First row Parsons. Uh ' endorff. Merr II, Pearson, Mun Second row: Edwards, president; Yarborough; Yarbor son; Reynolds; Ware. Tl ird - .. Hunt, Richardson, Bl ham. Miller, Thompson, Meyers, Chappell Tesh, i i ly, Barkman, Craver, West, Claybrook, Ausley, Kinsey, Baum ugh; Gift; Stevenson; Vestal; Gibson; Bailey; Walker; Ashe ckard, Cates, White. Wellons, Bennett, Ausley, Martin, Coodwi Leonard, Mr. William Rickey: Britt; Thom| Barton, Thompson, Ba Glee Club The Greensboro College Glee Club is probably our most outstanding organization for student-public relations. This year the Glee Club, which has a membership of approximately fifty girls, toured Florida, South Carolina, and several towns and cities in North Carolina on their Fall tour. They present a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert for students and residents of Greensboro, and they sing several times each year for local civic clubs. Mr. E. L. Williams is director. Math Club Math majors and minors and other students in- terested in mathematics form the membership of the Math Club. Presenting the more interesting side of math is the purpose of this club for through its meetings, members learn the practicality of the subject and discover its applications in the busi- ness field. A visit to the planetarium in Chapel Hill is one of the highlights of the year. • row Dr. Boyd, adviser; Cladstone; Eckstein; Harris; Manchester White; Clark; Callisher. Second row Lamb. Martin Baxter. Cabr.el Miller. Melton, Correll. Gibson. ■ L , rP Music Education Club Since the members of the Music Educa- tion Club plan to enter that field, their programs consist of things pertaining to music education. Guest speakers present talks on music in the public schools, and members relate their experiences in prac- tice teaching. The members share in other experiences which they hope will interest their future students. Stevenson. Tesh, Moody, Graham. Harwood. Miller, Third rcw: Crawford; Richardson, Chappell; Ben- nett; Starling; Mr. Shull. P. K. Club Preachers ' kids, going from one parson- age to another, settle at G. C. for another four-year hitch. They feel strange without a congregation to satisfy, so they pattern their club after the Methodist Confer- ence. They have a bishop, district super- intendent, and minister for their officers. They meet for the fun of recollecting ex- periences and for sponsoring charitable projects. Seated: Craver, Hughes, Calvert, Wilkinson. Srand- ing: Carper, Brown, Young, Barton, Lamb, ]ohnson. Home Economics Club Students majoring or minoring in Home Economics make up the Home Economics Club. In the meetings the members dis- cuss the importance of their field. They become better acquainted with their oc- cupation by planning special programs and demonstrations. Professional workers are sometimes invited to the meetings. Walters, Maynard, Fcariri Shearin, Tamer, Hollow Lopp, Knight, Newton. g. Wicbe. Ausley. Hi| Bosl. Newton, Gibson, Gabriel Miss Smith, Mr, May Cenezoic Club The Cenezoic Club is composed of students interested in chemistry, biology and physics. The programs for the monthly meetings are about science or topics relating to science courses. Each year field trips are taken to points of interest off campus. The American Chemical Society meets with the Cenezoic Club once a year. Junior Honor Society In 1938 the Junior Honor Society was organized for freshmen and sophomores who had a minimum scho- lastic average of ninety and other qualities worthy of admiration. The girls who reach the standards set by the Junior Honor Society deserve the honor and recognition given them, for they have realized the rewards and re- sponsibilities of the true student. i •. Barrier. |ohns. Fearing, Me Thompson, Shumpert. rill, Balthis, . Tysor, Gabriel, Hylton. Ploberger, Tur li ■ SI 8R| lo| 1 ■ 1 B ■f r BF| llll ■III ' Hands — the instruments of expression Been waiting long ? ? ? ? Irving formals . . . You can ' t say no ' . Don ' t shoot, shutterbug; we ' re innocent! Duke Ambassadors provide smooth music in a winter atmosphere. A letter for me? Impossible! Oh, you beautiful doll! Caught i n t h e Act . . . Now, how would Goren make this? Page Sixty-seven 1 E v ; ™c B .- • ' ' ' ' - ! m k  H ; ■ k a -■• ' H 3 M ' if : V - V. I ' - 1 1 •V? V ' - ' • : v I ' - J V 1 • ' i), ; • ' ■ j • • • ... •  •. ' i   « -. ' • . i ' -. ■ ■ • , ' . i . ' ■ ' ' 1. . k v. 1  • ' ' ' ' •■ ■ A. WI Classes 3 Sarah Sivills President Senior Class Ann Munford Vice-President Zclma Higgms Secretary Ruth Anne (ennette Treasurer lackie Taylor Council Representatn OUR FAVORITE PASTIME o f 195 8 CAIL ARMSTRONG High Point, N. C. . . . Major: Speech; Minor: Eng- lish . . . Chaplain, Irving Society . . . Vice-President, Bit V Spur . . . C Club . . . Sophomore Repre- sentative, Secretary, Athletic Association . . . Freshman Counselor . . . Spanish Club ... Re- porter. COLLEGIAN . . . Senior Marshal . . . junior Superlative. Most Athletic . . . Scrapbook Chairman. Program Chairman, Business Manager, C.C. Players . . . N.S.A. . . . Deputation Team Leader . . . Vice-President, Women ' s Recreation Association . . . Little Sisters: Mary Anne Dixon. Ann Pendergrass . . . Society: Irving. At last, how wonderful it is to be colled by thot magic word — SENIORS! The class of ' 58 has participated in many firsts on our campus . . . the first service in the new chapel, when we gazed at gleaming white pews and new hymnals for the first time . . . taking advantage of that later curfew on Sunday night . . . helping to initiate the Greensboro Building, with its several suites, many beautiful rooms, and the spacious dining room: our own Waldorf, we called if . . . the change in May Day activities and a more eloborate May Dance . . . seeing the faculty house changed into Turrentine Hall for the first men enrolled as resident students . . . watching the old kitchen being torn away and re- placed by a lovely patio, and the whole jungle of back- campus and Gobbel ' s Lake being transformed into a spot for the students to be proud to show . . . providing the first chairman of the Co-Board . . . and helping to arrange for the first big name orchestra to appear on campus, complete with afternoon concert for the students. Like all graduates, we will have many memories of G. C. It has been home to us for four years, and each of us has received something very valuable here. There is a touch of sadness when we think of leaving, but every person is ready to move on and to share the ex- periences we have known with the outside world. MARY ASHTON BARTON Hope. Va Major I ' l.li.lr Religion and Philosophy intanan Religious Edu Counselor . . . Vice rench Club . . . Int . Dorm Vespers Che siness Stall. ECHO . Senior Rep cation Club . . Freshman President. P.K. Club . . . F national Relations Club . . man. S.C.F. Cabinet . . . Bu: Glee Club . . . Chapel Ch sentative. Secretary. Womer tion . . . Vice-President, President, Fitzgerald Dorn tory . . . Cold Book . . . Secretary, |unior CI, . . . Fellowship Team Leader . . . Marshal. Emers Society . . . Senior Marshal . . . Little Siste Loismary Agrella. Sara Crews . . . Society: Emersi Page Seventy one PATRICIA ANNE EAUM Manteo. N. C. . . . Ma|or: Voice; Minor: Theory . . . Cold Book . . . Sport Head. Athletic Asso ciation . . . Vice-President, Modern Dance Cub . . . Librar ' an. Corresponding Secretary, Glee Club . . . D:rcctor, Chapel Choir . . . S.C.F, Cabinet . . . N.S.A. . . . Music Club French Club . . . Sen or Marshal . . . Litfe Sisters: Shirley Woodley, Barbara Deans . Society Irvine. |ANET LEE BEST Winterville. N. C. . . . Maiors: Religious Educa- tion. History . . , Treasurer, Religious Education Club . . . Span sh Club . . . President. Inter national Relations Club . . . S.C.F, Cabinet . . . President, Hudson Dormitory ... Hut Board . . . Chapel Cho r . . . Cold Book . . . Psychology Club . . Future Teachers of America . . . Literary staff, ECHO . . . Little Sisters: Susan High, Mary |o Leonard . , . Society, Irving. MARGARET LOFTIN BRADLEY Lenoir. N. C. . . . Maiors: Religion, Piano President, Fitzgerald Dormitory . . . Chairman. Campus Chest Drive . . . President. Cabinet. S.C.F. . . . Sport Head. Athletic Association . . . Clee Club . . . Religious Education Club . . Co-ordinating Board . . . Freshman Counselor . . Chapel Choir . . . |unior Superlative, Most Popular , . . Senior Superlative. Best All Around . . . Cold Book . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in Amer can Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters: Betty )ean Davis. |o Ann Clark , . Soc ety: Irving. MAE BALDWIN BRASWELL Mf. Cilead. N. C. . . . Major: Religion and Philosophy; Minor English . . . Vice-President, Co-ordinating Board . . . Senior Marshal . . . Vice-President, Fellowship Comm ttee Chairman, S.C.F. Cabinet . . Social Lite Committee . . . Honor Councl . . Religious Education Club . . . Fellowship Team Leader . . . Treasurer. Sopho- more Class . . . Freshman Counselor . Cold Book . . . Junior Honor Society . . . Business Staff. COLLECIAN . . . Little Sisters: Louise Sparrer. Carol White . . . Society: Irving. MARY ELIZABETH BRITT La Grange. N, C. . . . Ma|Or: Religious Education, Minor: Sociology . . . Glee Club . , . Chapel Choir . . . International Relations Club . . . Religious Education Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . French Club . . . Little Sister Tomi McKcnzie . . . Society: Irving. ANNE CREWS BROWN High Point, N C. . . Maior: Education; Mino English . . . Future Teachers of Amer ca . . Spanish Club . . . G.C Daughters Treasure P K Club . . . Psychology Club . . . Frcshma Counselor . . . Gold Book . . . Little Sister Carol Meyers. Susan Lutz . . . Society: Emersoi Page Seventy-two ANNA RUTH CARPER Thomasville. N. C. . Maioi : Relig.c n and Philosophy; M. nor: Socic ' logy Re llglOU s Edu- cation Club . , . Pre. lidcnt. P.K. Club Chapel Cho:r . . . Cle e Club . . Chi lirman. Deputation T :ams . . . S.C.F. Ca binet Freshman Con nse ' or . . . Span ish c: u b Business Staff, ECHO . Vice-P Yesi dent. Emer- son Society . Little Sister: Fra nces Forner . . . Society: 1 imerson. NORMA FAYE CHAPPELL Henderson. N. C. . . . 1 vlajor: M usic Education: Minor: Piano , . Busir ess Man, Jgei . Cle e Club . . Vice-Prei ,ident. Mi isic Club . Re porter, Muse Educati on Club . , , Cha mber :hestra . . . Chaplain, Irving Soc lety . . . Vic c Pre sident, |un,or Honor Society . . . Nat: onj 1 Me thodisf Scholarship . . . Cold Bo ok . 1 hmjn Coun- selor . . . Little Sistl :rs: |ane Cibson, Betsy Begor . . . Society: Irvir ' g CAIL WOOLDRIDCE CHERRY Greensboro. N. C. . . . Ma.or: English; Minor: Music . . . Literary Staff, Editor-in-Chief, ECHO . . . Publications Board . . . Psychology Club . . . Writers Club . . . Literary Staff, COL- LEGIAN . . . Gold Book . . . Junior Honor So- ciety . . . Glee Club . . . Treasurer, Music Club . . . Chamber Orchestra . Presidents ' Council . Treasurer, Hut Board . Vice President. Greensboro Building Day Students Association . . . Gamma lota Sigma . . . Spanish Club . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters: Molly Short, Hattie Lou Purvis . . . Society: Irving. DORIS EVELYN CLONINGER Paw Creek. N. C Major: Education; Minor: Music . . . Glee Club . . . Chapel Choir . . . Music Club . French Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Marshal. Vice-President, Presi dent. Irving Society . . . Maid of Honor. Senior Attendant. May Court . . . Little Sisters: |udith Anne Lane. Clara Mae Faircloth . . . Society: Irving. MARY FRANCES COLVERT Greens boro. N. C. . . . Major: Art; Mi Spamsl Pubh city Chaii ■man, Athlel tic A- sociatii - Spar ish Club . . Art Club Vice-P residen t, Day Students Association, In tei nation, )l Rela Club . Little Siste rs: Pi Hughe !, |udy Pete. son . . . Society: Irv ing PRISCILLA SUE CRAWFORD Lincolnton. N. C. . . . Ma|or: Muse Education; Minor: Organ . , , Clee Club . . . Music Educa lion Club . . Music Club . . . Chamber Or- chestra . . . Little Sisters: Margaret Hancock, Joyce Gift . . . Society: Irving. Page Sc NANCY ANN DIETZ Wilson, English C. . . . Major Future Teach( ench Club . . Bit V Spur . . Internal . . Chapel Choir . . . Court . . . Little Siste Anne Howell . . . 5ociet Edu on; Minor: of America . . . ire Warden . . . il Relations Club Attendant, May anor Payne. Lou CENE FARROW EDWARDS Boonville, N. C Maior: Voice; Minor: Theory . . . Council Representative, Freshman Class . . . President. Sophomore Class . . . President, Main Dormitory . . . Second Vice-President. Student Government Association . . . Vice-President, Women ' s Student Government . . . Freshman Counselor . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . . President, Glee Club . . . President ' s Council . . . Chapel Choir . . P K. Club . Music Club . . . Cold Book . . . National Methodist Scholarship . . . Deputation Team . . . Religious Emphasis Week Committee . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sister: Louise Laxton . . . Society: Irving. BETTY |ANE FARRELL Greensboro. N. C. . . . Major: Education; Minor: English . . . Secretary-Treasurer, G.C. Daughters . . . French Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . , Fire Warden . . . Exchange Editor, COLLEGIAN . . . Little Sister: Ruth Ellen Perry . . . Society: Irving. CAROLINA FERGUSON FINLEY North Wilkesboro. N. C. . . . Maior: Art; Minor: Science . . Freshman Class Representative, Treasurer. Vice-President, Athletic Association . . Vice-President, Glee Club . . . Secretary, President, Art Club . . . President, Day Students ' Association . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . . Campus Chest Committee ... Art Editor, LYRE . . Chief Marshal, Emerson Society . . . Senior Su- perlative. Most Original . . . Chapel Choir . . Freshman Counselor . . . Gold Book . . Presi- dent, Main Dormitory . , . Freshman, Senior Attendant, May Court , . . May Queen . . . Little Sisters: Pat Boyd. Gay Balthis, Dale Avery . . . Society: Emer son. NADA GLADYS CARBER ology a, Va. . . . Major: Religion; Minor: , , Transfer, Louisburg College . . . al Secretary, Worship Committee. S.C.F. et . . . Secretary-Treasurer. Co-ordinating . . Sen or Marshal Freshman Coun- Glee Club . . . Little Sisters: Sandra tt, Elizabeth Eckstein . . . Society: Emer- ROBERT H GARNER Raleigh, N. C. . . . Maior: Religion; Minor: Eng- lish , . . Transfer, University of North Carolina . . . Treasurer, Men ' s Student Government foui PATRICIA ANNE CARRELL Raleigh, N. C. . . . Major: Education; Minor: Sociology . . Transfer, Louisburg College . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . . Chapel Choir . . . Inter- national Relations Club . . . Psychology Club . Future Teachers of America . . . Little Sister: Betty Ellington , . . Society: Emerson. VIRGINIA LEE GARRISON W , N, C. Maior Education; Minor: English . . . Psychology Club . . . Future Teachers of America Little Sister: Charlotte Lee . . . Society: Irving. KATE COBURN CLADSTONE Winston-Salem. Education, Mathe Maiors: Religious President, Second Women ' s Student President. Freshman . . Chaplain, Mar llee Club ... Re- Spanish Club Government Associat on , Class . . S.C.F. Cabine shal. Emerson Society . . hgious Education Club . Math Club . . . Chapel Choir . . . Psychology Club . . . lunior Superlative, Best All Around . . Gold Book . . . Interm Council. State Stu- dent Legislature , President ' s Council . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Co-ordinating Board . Little Sisters: Betty lean Baxter. Betty Lee Conlcy . MARY ELLEN GRAHAM Dobson, N. C. . . . Maior: Education; Minor: English . , Editor, HANDBOOK , . . President Vice-President, Secretary. Parliamentarian. C.C. Daughters . . . Marshal. Emerson Society . Literary Staff. ECHO . Honor Council . . Spanish Club . . . Religious Education Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Publications Board . . Gold Book . . Young Democrats ' Club . . . Little Sisters: lackie Bost, |ane Tan- ner . Society: Emerson ROBERT DAVIS HARRIS. |R. N. C. Maior: Art, Mil Hi! tory . . . National Anthology of College Poetry 1955, ' 56. ' 57 . . Guilford County Fine Arts Award in Poetry, 1957 . . . Guilford County Fine Arts Award in Painting. 1957 . . . Lyric Magazine National Poetry Award, 1957 . Society: Emerson. ZELMA ANDREWS HIGCINS Wi ston-Sale N. C . Maior: Mathema Mm or: Gcner ll Sc.cn ce . . S.C.F Cabinet M.i h Club . . Ce nezo c Club . . . Rel, Edu cation Clu b fun or Honor Society Gold Book Pres idcn . Filzger aid Dorm Treasurer .i umor Clas s . . . Se retary. S Cla s . . . Bu inc-ss Staff, COLLEGIAN Psychology CI Jb Littl : Sisters: Karen C bell Adelaide Y oun- Society : Irving. Page Severn; fii e HELEN BARBARA HOLLOWELL Wake Forest, N. C. . . . Maior: Home Eco- nomy; Minor: General Science . . . Secretary, Chairman, Judicial Board . , . President, Vice- President Treasurer, Home Economics Club . . . President North Carolina Home Economics Clubs Editorial Statf, COLLEGIAN . . . Gold Book Vice-President, Fitzgerald Dormitory . . . Future Teachers of America ... Art Club . . . Psychology Club . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . . Bit n ' Spur . . . International Relations Club . . . Little Sisters: Edna Tysor, Nancy Higgms , . Society: Irving. NANCY |EAN HOYLE Thom Engli: N. C. M,, Educatic Chapel Choir . . . Spur . . . Cold Book , Emerson Society . . . Business St Manager, COLLEGIAN . . . Public . . . Vice-President, Future Teacher Treasurer, Campus Chest Con Math Club . . . Little Sister: N, . . . Society: Emerson. ELEANOR ANN IVEY Albemarle, N. C. . . . Maior: English: Minor: Spanish . . . Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor. Reporter, Columnist, COLLEGIAN . . . Publica- tions Board . . . President. Spanish Club . . . Council Representative, lunior Class . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . . G.C. News Bureau . . . Delegate, Associated Collegiate Press Conference . . . lunior Honor Society . . . Camma lota Sigma . . . Gold Book . . . lunior Superlative. Best Student . . . Delegate, N.S.A. Congress . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters: Ruth Thompson, Martha Wellons. Kay Cauthen . . . Society: Irving. ELSIE |EAN IACKSON Popla Maior: Educ English . . . Transfer, Louisburg College , . Future Teachers of America . . . Little Sisters: Lois Cook, Barbara McCauley. Charlotte Mixon . . . Society: Irving. RUTH ANNE |ENNETTE l- ' orlolk. Va. . . . Maior: Religion and Philosophy; Vinor: Sociology . . . Freshman Counselor . . . F,re Warden , . . M.S.M. Chairman. Secretary, S.C.F. Cabinet . . . Chapel Choir . . . Publicity Education Club Sports Head. . . Treasurer, Senior CI Athletic Association . . W:ek Co Religious Emphasi Sisters: Patricia lety: W:ek Committee . . Litre iisrers: r Ann Thompson. Carrington Gowen . . . S ' TEGCY ANNE |OHNSON Greensboro, N. C. . . . Major: Special Education; Minor: Psychology . . . Chapel Choir . . . Spanish Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Social Secretary. Psychology Club ... Day Students Association . . . Regional N.S.A. Delegate . . . Little bister: Sarah Shumpert . Soc ety livin g. Page Seventy six Class OLIVE TATE KNICHT Chadbourn, N, C. . . . Major: Sociology; Minor: History . Freshman Counselor . . . Social Standards Committee . . . Marshal, Irving So- ciety . . . Sophomore Attendant, May Court . . . Future Teachers of America , . , Secretary- Treasurer, International Relations Club . . . French Club . , . Psychology Club . . . Little Sisters: Anne Merrill. Helen Graham ... So- ciety: Irving. MARY |ANE LEACH Thomasville. N. C . . . Maiors: Religion. English. Minor: History . . . Religious Education Club . . Secretary, Spanish Club . . . Chairman. Pub- lications Committee, S.C.F. Cabinet . . . Literary Staff, Circulation Manager, COLLEGIAN . . . Literary Staff. ECHO . . . Deputation Team . . . News Edi tor. Methodist Student Movement Little Sisters: Sussn Luckonfcach, Kay Dees . . Society: Emerson. CRISSY SYLVIA LEONARD Welcome, N. C. . . . Major: Education; Minor: English . . . Chapel Choir . . . Spanish Club . . . Cold Book . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Chief Marshal. Senior Class . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . International Relations Club . . . Librarian, Glee Club . . . Little Sister: Mary Stough . . . Society: Irving. ROSE MANNING Middlesex. N, C. . . . Maior: Special Education; Minor: English . . . Transfer, Louisburg College . . . President, Greensboro Building . . . Cor- responding Secretary, Psychology Club . . . Little Sisters: Becky Newton. |oyce Castleberry . . . Society: Irving. SYLVIA DAWN MARTIN lonesville. N C . , Maior: Education; Minor: Art . . Treasurer, Future Teachers of America , . . French Club ... Art Club . . . Business Staff. COLLEGIAN . . Business Staff, LYRE , . . International Relations Club , . . Business Manager. HANDBOOK . . . Fire Warden . . . Freshman Counselor . . . State Student Legis- lature . . Hut Board . . Glee Club . . . Chapel Committee , . . Campus Chest Committee . . . Little Sisters Kyleen Turner. Thelma Williams . . . Society: Irving. JULIA ELLEN McMICHAEL Winston-Salem. N. C . . . Majors: Psychology. General Science; Minor: Mathematics . . . Vice- President, Main Dormitory . . . Vice-President Freshman Class . . . Glee Club . . . Chairman. Fellowship Team . Gamma lota Sigma . . . Treasurer. Student Government Association . . . Vice-President. French Club . . . Secretary. Treasurer. Math Club . . . Cenezoic Club Literary Staff. COLLEGIAN . . . Chairman, Publicity Committee, S.CF. Cabinet . . . Psy- chology Club . , . Coordinator. National Con- gress Delegate, N.S.A. . . . International Students Relations Seminar Delegate . . . Co-ordinating Board . . . |unior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters Norma |o Straughan. Eleanor Todd. Pat Walters . . , Society Irving. Page Se CAROLYN BOONE MILLER Cr ■ensboro. N. C . . Maior: Educ ation; Minor Sc ence . . . Horn I Economics Clu . . . Future Te ichers of Ame ica . . . F eshm an Co unselo . Day Students Association Bit '  ' Spur . Little Sisters Patsy Her man. Dottic Lopp An n Johnston . . Society: rving NANCY AMELIA MOODY Cle mmons, N. C. . . Major Mus c Edu cation Mi lor: Piano . . Music Ed catio n Clu b . . Ml sic Club . . . Glee Club . . Ru sh Ch airman Co responding Sec etary, Irvin Soc ety . . Co- cha irman, Democra tic Rally . . Chapel Ch oir . . Ca npus Chest Co mmittee . . Little Sisters Lin da Pryor, Olivia Maynard . So ciety: Irying ANNE MOYLER MUNFORD Wakefield, Va . . , Ma or: Sociology; Minor: Religion . . . Recording Secretary, Clee Club . , . Chapel Committee . . , President, Greens- boro Building . . , Chairman, Social Activities Committee, SC F. Cabinet . . . Campus Chest . . . Vice-President. Senior Class . . , Chairman, May Day Dance . , , Senior Marshal . . . Chapel Choir . . . Freshman Counselor . . . Religious Education Club Future Teachers of America . , . International Relations Club . . . Little Sisters: Nancy Taylor, Nancy Hiatt, Nancy Beas ley . . . Society: Irving. Relign ind Chapel DELORES COSTELLO MURRAY Siler City, N. C .. . . Maior Philosophy; Minor: Social Studie Choir . . . French Club . . . Clee Club Secretary, Religious Education Club . . . Psy chology Club . . . Modern Dance Club . . . Fel lowship Team . . . Future Teachers of Americ . . . Little Sister: Nancy Deaton . . . Society mg. ELLEN PRISCILLA PALMER Albemarle, N. C. . . . Major: Education; Minor. English . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Spanish Club Fire Warden . . . Correspond- ing Secretary. Parliamentarian, Marshal, Irving Society . . . Co-ordinating Board . . . Chairman. Member, Social Life Committee . . . Publicity Chairman. Republican Rally . . . Freshman, |unior Attendant, May Court . . . Cheerleader. Ath- letic Association ... Bit V Spur . . . Little Sister: |ean Arthur . . . Society: Irving. ELLEN MEREL PEARSON Fayetteville, N. C. . . . Major: Education; Minor: Spanish . Senior Marshal . . SC F Cabinet President, Future Teachers of America . . . Spanish Club . . . Clee Club , . . Freshman Coun selor . . . Business Staff, ECHO . . . Publ.cations Board . . . Little Sisters: Scott Blackwell. Carolyn Darden, Pat Fearing . . . Society: Irving. l t c Set ent i eight PATRICIA LOUISE PUCH Shawboro. N. C. . . . Major: Music Education ; Minor: Piano . . . President, Parliamentarian Music Education Club . . . Psychology Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Music Club . . . Clee Club . , . Cold Book . . . Little Sisters: Eleanor Burch. Elizabeth Bond. Norma Sue Davis . . . Society: Irving. PATRICIA LEE ROBINSON Hudson. N. C. . . . Major: Organ; Minors: Theory. Piano . . . Treasurer. President, Music Club . . . Modern Dance Club . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . . Clee Club . . . Chamber Orchestra . . . P.K. Club . . . Music Editor, LYRE . . . Gold Book . . . |unior Honor Society . . . Vice-Presi- dent, Main . . . Accompanist, Irving Society . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters: Mildred Governor. Grace Wright, Darlene Thomas . . Society: Irving. MARY |ANE ROWAN Lenoir. N . C. . . . Major: Education; Minor English . . . Transfer, Mars Hill College . . . Future Teachers of America . . . International Relations Club . . Little Sister: Louise Bar- rier . . . Society: Irving. ELIZABETH ROYCE SHEARIN Warrenton. N. C. . . . Major: Home Economics; Minor: General Science . . . International Re lations Club . . . Future Teachers ot America . . . Recording Secretary, Emerson Society ... Re- porter. Parliamentarian. Home Economics Club . . . Cold Book . . . (unior Honor Society . . . Freshman Counselor . . Council Representative, Sophomore Class . . . Corresponding Secretary, Student Government Association . . . Literary Staff, ECHO . , Delegate, State Student Legis- lature. Best Debator Award. 1957 . . . President, Student Co-ordinating Board . . . Delegate, Na- tional Student Body Presidents Conference . . . National Methodist Scholarship . . . S.C.F. Cabi- net .. . Senior Superlative. Best Student . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters: lanice Gabriel. Becky Hailey . . . Society: Emer- SARAH VIRGINIA SIVILLS Norfolk, Va. . . . Major: History; Minor: English . . . President. Senior Class . . . Senior Marshal . . . Marshal. Irving Society . . . Presi- dent. Bit V Spur . . . Treasurer, Secretary French Club . . . Gold Book . . . Chapel Choir , . . International Relations Club . . . Psychology Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Little Sister: lean Bond . . . Society: Irving. MARY WEBSTER SMITH High Point, N. C . . . . Major: Education; Minor: Speech . . . Business Staff, Business Manager. ECHO . . . Publications Board . . . President, C.C. Players . . . Treasurer. Vice-President. Future Teachers of America . . . Gold Book . . . Math Club . . . French Club . . . Little Sisters: lackie Yelverton. Mary Catherine Handy . . . Page Seventy-nit IENELLE VINCENT SNEAD Raeford, N. C. . . . Major: Education; Minor: History . . . Business Staff, ECHO . . . Business Manager, LYRE . . . Publications Board . . Chapel Choir Treasurer, Social Life Com- mittee . . . Chairman, May Day Dance . . . Sport Head, Athletic Association , , . Bit V Spur . , . Writers Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Spanish Club . . . Fire Warden . . . Little Sisters: Heli Ploberger. Sonia Tise , , Society: Irving. STARR STARLING Rutherford College Education; Minor: N. C. M. Mus . . Music Education Club . , , Music Club . . . Glee Club . . . Spanish Club . . . C.C. Daughters . . . P.K. Club Recording Secretary, Irving Society . . . Social Life Committee . . . Recipient, Cornelias Scholarship , , , Little Sisters: Dorothy Morrow Nerine Hylton . . . Society: Irving. MARY IACQUELINE STEVENSON New Bern, N. C. . . . Major: Religion and Philosophy; Minor: Sociology . . . Vice-President. Hudson Dormitory . . . Vice-President. Religious Education Club . . . Psychology Club . . . Chair- man, Worship Committee. S.C.F. Cabinet . Chairman, Religious Emphasis Committee . . . Senior Marshal . . . Little Sister: Margaret Moore . Societ ANNA BYRD STOUT Slier City, N. C. Minor English . Psychology Club . ters . , , Cold Bo Moore , . Society Major Special Education; . Modern Dance Club . . . Vice-President. C.C Daugh- . . , Little Sister: Etta M;e JACQUELINE IEANETTE TAYLOR Morehead City, N. C. . . . Major: Education; Minor: Religion . . . Religious Education Club . . Future Teachers of America . . . Vice-Presi- dent. Main Dormitory . . . Vice-President, junior Class . . . V.ce-President. Greensboro Building . . . Publications Board . . . Freshman Counselor Council Representative, Senior Class . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . . Assistant Business Manager Business Staff, COLLECIAN Cenezoic Club . . . Little Sisters: Judy Johns. Martha Morgan . . . Society: Irving. EMILY GRANT THOMAS Erwin, N. C. . . . Major: Special Educati Minor: Psychology . . . C.C. Daughters . . . V: President, Psychology Club . . . Cold Book Little Sisters: Betty Newman, Barbara Monk Society: Irving. Page Eight, BARBARA NAN TYSON Stantonsburg, N. C. . . . Major: Special Educa- tion; Minor: Psychology . . , Vice-President, G.C. Daughters . . . President, Psychology Club . . . President, Junior Class . . . Cold Book . . . Little Sisters: Helen Neubauer, Renee Kemp So- ciety: Irving. REBECCA LOUISE WALLACE Troy, N. C. . . . Maior: Educ lish . . , Spanish Club . . . B LECIAN . . . Future Teache Religious Education Club . lackie Miller, Carolyn Reid . ition ; Minor: Eng- siness Staff, COL- s of America . . . . Little Sisters: . Society: Irving. RITA PATRICIA WARREN Erwin. N. C. . . . Ma|or: Education; Minor: Eng- l.sh . , . Clee Club . , . Future Teachers of America , , Cold Book . . . French Club . . . International Relations Club Hut Board . . . Business Staff, COLLEGIAN . Freshman Coun- selor . . Business Staff, ECHO . . . Senior Marshal . . . Fire Warden . . . Little Sisters: Elaine Nordan, Jeanne Harris . . Society: Irving. SARA ELIZABETH WHEATLEY Kinston. N. C. . . . Major: English; Minor: French Recorder, Judicial Board . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . . . lnternat:onal Relations Club . . . Writers Club . . . French Club . . . Psychology Club . . . Feature Editor, Columnist, COLLEGIAN . . . Associate Editor. Co-Editor. LYRE . . . Publications Board . G.C. News Bureau . . . Delegate. Associated Collegiate Press Conference . . . Cold Book . , . Benet Poetry Prize Winner . . Little Sisters Jane Overman. Faye Harris. Ellagene Johnson , , , Society: Irving. LILLA JO WRIGHT Conway, N. C. . . Major: English; Minor: Music . . . S.C.F. Cabinet . Gold Book . . . Junior Honor Society . . . Gamma lota Sigma . . . French Club . . . Music Club . . . President. Writers Club Literary Staff, ECHO . . . P.K. Club . . . Literary Staff, COLLEGIAN , . . C.C. News Bureau . . . Publications Board . . . Co-Editor. LYRE . . . Thomas Wolfe Memorial Prize Winner . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Little Sisters: Maxine Harwood, Mary Glenn Johnson ... So- ciety: Irving. EDNA FRANCES YOUNG Oxford, N, C. . Maior: Educatio English . . . P.K Club . . . Future T America ... You ng Democrats Club . Club . . Art CI jb . . Writers Club Club . . . Little S ter: Carol Simpson . , Page Eight Lynne Richards Vice-President Shelby Lipps Secretary Adelaide Ha Treasurer WOMEN OF DISTINCTION Junior C ass Carole Marshall Council Representatn Juniors Allen. Rachael Greensboro Atkins. Betty Castonia Ausley. Faye Orlando. Fla. Balentine. Betsy Raleigh Bond. Elizabeth All. Rowland Bryant. Anne Greensboro Bullock. Anne Chadbourn Burwell, Larry Greenboro Callisher. Barbara Greenboro Campbell. Doris Castonia Cates. Bettie Greensboro Chandler. Patricia Greensboro Chernault. Martha High Point Childress. Watts Vienna. Va. Craver, Harleen Concord Craver. Harriet Newport News, Va Oxford Cross. Anita Louise Durham Davis, Melba lean New Bern Davis. Susie Charlotte Dockery, Betty Winston-Salem Dow, Susan New Britain, Conn. Fisher, Christine Canton Grose, Ann Hicks Stokesdale Juniors Hart. Adelaide New Bern Hester. Sylvia Roxboro Hobson, |ane Yadkinvllle Holland, Betsy Hendersonvill Hoover, Eve Thomasville Hoyle. Selena Cherryville loseph, Sydney Lincolnton Julian, lane Winston -Salem Kanlpe. Betty Ann Belmont Kenerly, Benny Lou Brevard Kinsey, Nora lean LaCrange Lee, Charlotte Kingsport, Tenn. Lester, Margaret Reidsville Linker, Duane Fayetteville Lipps. Shelby Roanoke, Va. Lowe. Mary Rhyn Clinton Maness. Hilda Red Springs Marshall, Carole McCain Martin, lames E. Greensboro Miller, leanette Icard Miller, Sandra Asheville Mills. Nancy C. Apex Morris. Amber Siler City (3 (9 £ Juniors Palmer, Morton Elizabeth City Parsons, Martha Guinn Ellerbe Phillips, Betty Frank Ramseur Reynolds, Doris Troy Richardson. Lynne Morehead City Shew, Linda Wilmington Stephenson, Frances Fayc Handsom, Va. Stokes. Mary Beth Ruffin Stone, Clenda Pilot Mountain Stuck. Camilla Yanceyville Surratf, Pat Burlington Tamer. Mary Dallas. Tex. Taylor, lean Frances Wilmington Thompson. Fredda Lincolnton Thompson, Patricia Whiteville Tuthill. Rhoda Durham Veitch. Bonnie Winston-Salen Waftord, Anne Charlotte Wilkinson. Ann Concord Williams. Anne White Arlington, Va. Yarborough, Martha High Point Yarborough, Mary High Point Kyleen Tu President W 4 Vice-President C ' Molly Shori Secretary V Scott Blackwcll Council Representatn Sophomore Class Sophomore Cass Agrella, Loismary Chester, Va. Avery, Dale Sanford Arthur, lean Kings Mountain Blathis, Cay Richmond, Va. Baxter. Betty jean Lincolnton Beasley, Nancy )ean Randleman Begor. Evelyn Elizabeth Wilmington Bennett, Sandra Spartanburg. S. C. Blackwcll, Scott Ruffin Bond, lean Buie ' s Creek Bost, Jackie Midland Boyd, Patricia Front Royal, Va. Campbell. Karen Charlotte Castleberry, Joyce Sanford Cauthen, Sandra Kay Albe Clark. |o Ann SheMield. Mass. Conley, Betty Lee Marion Darden. Carolyn Fayetteville Davis. Betty (can Charlotte Davis. Norma Sue Hope Mills Deans. Barbara Red Oak Deaton. Nancy Cornelius Deese. Kay Savannah. Ca. Dixon. Mary Anne i a § Eckstein. Elizabeth Silver Spring, Md. Ellis, David Fayetteville Faircloth. Clara Reldsville Fearing, Mariorie Elizabeth City Ferrell, Forrest Creensboro Fortner, Frances Asheville Cabnel. Janice Mooresville Cibson, |ane Rockingham Citt, Joyce Greensboro Goodwin, Patricia Franklm, Va. Governor. Mildred Lynchburg, Va. Gowen, Carrington Lynchburg. Va. Page Eighty-seven Sophomore C- c G «? a f? £ $ e Graham. Helen Elkin Hailey. Becky Lenoir Hancock, Margaret Sedley. Va. Handy, Mary Bayside, Va. Harris, Faye Winston-Salem Harwood, Maxine Albemarle Herman, Patncia Statesyille Hiatt, Nancy Winston Salem Higgins, Nancy Amherst, Va. High. Susan Lucama Howell, Lou Anne Wilmington Hughes, Patricia Richmond, Va. Hylton, Nerine Norfolk, Va. lohns. |udy Norfolk. Va. lohnson. Ellagenc Greensboro Johnston, Anne Richmond, Va. Kemp, Renee Morehead City Kivett. Allen E. Greensboro Lane, Judith Anne Ramseur Laxton. Louise Elkin Leonard. Mary |o Welcome Loftin. Gayle Morganton Lopp. Dorothy Lexington Luckenbach. Susan Winston-Salem Lutz, Susan Shelby Maynard, Olivia Pembroke McLees, Charles Greensboro McLees, Cordelia Greensboro Merrill. Anne Arlington, Va. Meyers. Carol Grantsboro Miller, lacqueline Winston-Salem Mixon, Charlotte Henderson Monk. Barbara Roxboro Moore. Etta Mae Windsor Moore, Margaret Kinston Morgan, Martha Merle Trinity Page I ighi) eight CI ass Morrow, Dorothy Marion Odom. Mary Ann Asheville Overman, lane El zabeth City Naky, Charles 0. Norwalk, Ohio Neubauer, Helen Rockingham Newton, Mary Rebecca Kensington, Md. Nordon, Elaine Broadway Payne, Eleanor Winston-Salem Pendergrass. Edla Ann Orlando, Fla. Perry, Ruth Ellen Elizabeth City Ploberger, Hell Linz-Donau, Austria Pryor, Linda Reidsville Purvis. Hattie Lou Orlando, Fla. Rcid, Carolyn Davidson Short, Molly Charlotte Shumpert, Sarah Wilmington Simpson. Carol Elon College Sparrer. Louise Seaford, Va. Stough, Mary Welcome Tanner. |ane Ruthcrfordton Taylor, Nancy Charlotte Tise, Sonia Winston-Salem Thomas. Darlene Charlotte Thompson, Betty Durham Thompson, Ruth Albci Arlington, Va. Todd, Eleanor Charlotte Tolbert. Nancy Rebec Lenoir Tur Ky Winston-Salem Tysor, Edna Rexford Burlington Walters. Helen Patricia Winston-Salem Wellons. Martha Charlotte White Linda Carol Concord Williams, Thelma lean Mantco Woodley, Shirley Anne Ahoskce Wright, Grace Conway Yelverton, lacquelyn Dees Fremont Young, Adelaide Norwood Page Eight) ni Carolee Wood President Penny Niven Secretary THE STUDENT AND THE ARISTOCRAT Betsy Cibson Council Represcntati Freshman Class F r e s h m a n CI ass Q f £ c I.T AAA 4 Allred. Lucille Burgaw Almond, Lynn Albemarle Andrews, Fayedene Siler City Ashe, Marian Durham Ausley, Patricia Orlando. Fla. Bailey, Dorothy Old Fort Ball. Saundra New Bern Barham, Martha Franklin. Va. Barkman, Patricia Brooklyn, N. Y. Beck, Nancy Thomasville Bisher. Ann Denton Bizzell, Florence Coldsboro Blackard. Linda Julian Brown. Ellen Elizabeth City Brown. Evelyn Elizabeth City Browning. Patricia Black Mountain Brymer. Linda Fieldale, Va. Buchanan. Esther Asheville Buckner. Nancy Belmont Budd.Sue Durham Ann Ma Calvert, Dorothy Portsmouth, Va, Carrmgton, Elizabeth Sanlord Claybrook, Patricia Stoneville Cobb, |udy Battleboro Cooke. Elaine Belmont Correll. Rebecca |ane Mebane Cotton, Margaret Richlands Coulbourn. Lucille Windsor Crater. Priscilla Winston Salem Davis, David Fayetteville Deal, Sarah Newton Edwards, lean Rocky Mount Ellington, Betty Durham Estes, Grace Washington, D. C. Page Ninet) Freshman Ford. Dcliah Lincolnton Foster, Beverley Charlotte Fussell, Sue Rose Hill Gallimore. Betty Greensboro Gibson. Elizabeth Fort McPhcrson. Gilbert, Nancy Norfolk. Va. Greene. Idonna Shelby Hardin. Betty Lou Fairmont Harper. Harriet Charlotte Hearn, Nancy Kinston Heffner. Suzanne Burlington Hemric. Hilda Hinson, Sarah Kay Salisbury Holliday. Cyrette Thomasville Holt, Carolyn Liberty Humphries, Mary Charlotte Hunt, Ruth Pleasant Garden Hutton. Mary Lou Greensboro lenkins, Delores Gastonia Kim, Do Sook Seoul, Korea Kirksey, Josephine Morganton Lamb, Loureta Reidsville Lambert, Cail Norfolk, Va. Lambeth, Nancy Greensboro Lowdermilk, Sara Asheboro Lyon, Mary Grace Belmont Manchester, Mary Ja Lenoir Mapp, Nancy Warwick, Va. Martin, Virginia Maye, Wil Gibsonvi Clegg Maynard, Stanley, A,, |r Winter Park. Fla. Melton, laneil Lenoir Merck, Elizabeth Anne Charlotte Morris. Linda Durham Morton. Margaret Hornell, N. Y. Fayettev.llc Neely, |ane Burlington Nelson. Carolyn New Bern Niven. Penelope Waxhaw Norton, Harriet , a r ££ £Q£ C I a s s Cy v %.■ ' r ft a or r £ ?©£ £ V v Q h Palmer, Betty Greensboro Partin, Elizabeth Asheville Perry, Carolyn Raleigh Perry, Elizabeth Santord Petty, Marjorie Santord Phelps, Anne Winston-Salem Potter, Grace Hartford, Conn. Pyron, Frances Richmond, Va. Ramsey. Elizabeth High Point Richey. Lou Ellen Creensboro Risdon, |oanna Charlotte Rogers, |ohn Whitson Landover. Md. Scoggin. |ackie Sue Creensboro Shehan. Patti Spindale Sheppard, lone Charlotte Smith, Kay Lincolnton Smiltiwick, Betty jam New Bern Stack, Alma Dean Leaksville Stephenson. Doris Severn Surratt. Marian Oxlord Thacker. Samuel. Ill Creensboro Thomas, Ann Melchar Winston- Salem Thompson, Ann Stantonsburg Thompson, Mary Emm; Lincolnton Thompson, Shirley Reidsville Tise, Linda Lee Winston-Salem Tucker, Pamela Charlotte Uhlendorff. Donna A. Newport News. Va. Vestal. Mary Louise Siler City Walker, Betsy Durham Wallace. Susan Ward, Cayle Lexington Ward, Mary Powell Raleigh West, Elizabeth Warsaw White. Mona (ocelyn Whitehurst. Florence Portsmouth. Va. Wiebe. Sally Ann Sylva Wilson, Dorothy Ann Asheville Wood, Carolee Siler City Young Kathryn A. Camsteo. N. Y. Decision night . . . high hopes and excitement . . Plantation— 1957 Style Casper heads a successful Campus Chest Drive Emerson formols an excerpt E ■ ;l ii ■ . Jw Advertisements GREENSBORO COLLEGE • A senior coeducational college offering A.B., B.S., B.Mus., B.Mus.Ed. degrees • A small college, limited to 500 students • A college where personal relationships count; one faculty member for every fourteen students • A college with high academic standing, approved by the major accrediting agencies • Major emphasis upon liberal arts, with excellent resources also for Religious Education, Home Eco- nomics, Art, Speech, Music, Teacher Training, Economics, and Business Administration • Democratic in atmosphere, Christian in tone • HAROLD H. HUTSON, President GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Page Snn a eight TOWN and COUNTRY HOTELS THE KING COTTON SEDCEFIELD INN Cook Office Machine Co. Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines 720 W. Morker St. Phone BR 5 6169 GREENSBORO, N. C. Everyone should have Student Accident Insurance CHAMBLEE INSURANCE AGENCY RALEIGH, N. C. DICK ' S LAUNDRY LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS Phone BR 2-7101 McCLURE ' S RESTAURANT SKY CASTLE DRIVE bring your date Radio Broadcast Nightly From Sky Castle 7:30 P.M.-12:30 Midnight Phone BR 4-9454 3000 High Point Rood Guy Hill, Inc. Smart Clothing For Men and Younger Men Featuring Lady Manhattan 611 Friendly Shopping Center— Phone BR 4-3720 Bakers of quality products for over a quarter century Griffin baking company, inc. 4411 West Morket Street Phone BR 3-3657 ROBERT ROLLINS BLAZERS, INC. 832 Broadway New York 3, N. Y. SPECIALIZED BLAZER SERVICE Schools Awards Committees Colleges Athletic Teams Golf Clubs Choral Groups Sororities Glee Clubs Fraternities Bands Honor Societies Classes CITY OPTICIANS COMPLETE EYE CLASS SERVICE Prescriptions Filled Latest Styles and Frames W H Lightfoot 106 Jefferson Bldg. Phone BR 2 4693 Phone BR 2 0021 EARL ' S SERVICE Market and Cedar Streets For The BEST In MOTION PICTURE Entertainment Attend Greensboro ' s FINEST Theatre! RTF! rffil Vuge One Wundied Don ' t say Bread, say HOLSUM JONES BROTHERS BAKERY, INC. GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA the store of individual college shops Phipps Hardware Company, Inc. 215 N. Elm Street Phone BR 2-0179 GREENSBORO, N. C. Spalding Sporting Goods, Hardware, Shop Equipment, Appliances Gift Department 2nd Floor Compliments of NORTH STATE CHEVROLET Where Friends Meet Friends Page One Hundred One CAKTORL tf ASHEVILLE, N C. WASHINGTON, 0. C. KNOXVILIE, TENN. ATLANTA. GA CHATTANOOGA. TENN. RALEIGH. N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C GREENSBORO. N. C. 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C. . . . ■■:■■-■■ ' ■ V £££ £ J the light refreshment VISIT OUR NEW MODERN PLANT Phone BR 2-3461 3317 Spring Gorden GREENSBORO, N. C. l ' „o One Hundred Two It was our pleasure to make your informals for the ECHO. MARTIN ' STUDIO 1 12 East Gaston Street GREENSBORO, N. C. Page Oi,c Hundred Th, For sausage at its best get Neese ' s NEESE SAUSAGE EQMPANY Alamance Road Dial BR 2-4000 ENJOY ' S P ' Peanut Butter Sandwiches 5mam ' ceo haau, Peanuts Candy Potato Chips Remember This Seal - It ' s Your Assurance of the Best HARRY D. KEILETT, INC. DODGE— PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Telephone BR 5-9541 449 West Market Street DRINK DrPepper in our bookstore Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., Inc. GREENSBORO, N. C. Page One llumlred four ot Shoppes 1100 Summit Ave., Greensboro CURB SERVICE TABLE SERVICE — lis COUNTER SERVICE BANQUET FACILITIES Meet Your Friends At Hot Shoppes Just Next To The Oaks Motel Waclek DRY CLEANING 6 Locations Serving Greensboro J. JENKINS SONS CO. Manufacturers of Greensboro College Rings — Pins 2601 W. Lexington St. Baltimore 23, Md. Growing Up With Opportunity DUKE POWER COMPANY While you ' ve been growing up and getting educated , opportunity has been growing, too. Al] around you, industry and business have multiplied Electrification has in- creased farm yield while cutting down on labor and risk When you were sophomores, the Duke Power Company was begin ning new plants to supply your power needs after graduation Now ample, low-priced power increases your job opportunity, and Pied mont resources are ready for your energy and Ideas Good luck to you as you find your place in the Piodmnnt Carolinas Ptfge One Hundred Five CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA THE SOUTHS FINEST ANNUAL ENGRAVERS SINCE 1915 Page One Hundred Sx J. Elwood Mitchell Company INSURANCE— BONDING 115 Jefferson Bldg. Phone BR 2-7186 THE O. HENRY Greensboro ' s Leading Hotel U-Save-lt Food Stores, Inc. 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GALLIMORE GENERAL CONTRACTOR 508 Jackson St. Phones BR 2-4597— BR 2-4598 Page One Hundred Fifteen PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE ECHO smn studio 12 East Hargett Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Printed And Bound By The Observer Printing House, Inc. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Sixteen Student Directory Agrella, Loismary. Rt. 2, Box I36x. Chester, Va. Allen, Rachael, 213 Forest Hill Dr., Greensboro, N. C Allred, Lucille, Box 445, Burgaw. N. C. Almond, Lynn. Rt. 4. Box 107, Albemarle. N C. Andrews. Fayedene, Box 85. Siler City, N. C Armstrong, Gail, 906 lohnson St., High Point, N C Arthur, jean, 200 W. King St., Kings Mountain. N. Ashe, Marian, Rt. 2, Hillandale R.I Durham. N. C. Atkins, Betty, 213 W. Sixth Ave., Castonia. N. C. Ausley, Faye. 520 Avalon Blvd.. Orlando, Fla. Ausley. Patricia. 520 Avalon Blvd.. Orlando. Fla. Avery, Dale. 215 Hickory Ave.. Sanford. N. C. Bailey, Dorothy, Box 173, Old Fort, N. C. Balentine. Betsy. 2712 Anderson Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Ball. Saundra. 614 Middle St.. New Bern. N. C. Balthis, Cay. 3900 Hanover Ave.. Richmond 21. Va. Barham. Martha, Box 357. Franklin, Va Barkman, Patricia. 435 Battery Ave., Brooklyn 9, N. Y. Barrier, Louise, Farmer Station. Asheboro. N. C. Barton, Mary Ashton, New Hope, Va. Baum. Patricia. Box 261. Manteo. N C Baxter. Betty )ean. 515 S. Academy St.. Lincolnton. N. C. Beasley. Nancy Ian. 611 N. Main St. Randleman. N. C. Beck, Nancy, 19 Leonard St., Thomasville, N. C. Begor, IBetsyl Evelyn Elizabeth. 129 Colonial Circle, W N. C. Bennett, Sandra. 819 Rcidville R.I Spartanburg. S. C. Best. Janet, Box 219. Winterville. N. C. Bisher, Ann. Box 337, Denton, N. C. Bizzell, Florence, 305 S, Oleander Ave , Coldsboro, N. C. Blackard. Linda, Julian. N. C. Blackwell, Scott. Ruffin, N. C. Bond. Elizabeth Allen. Rowland. N C Bond, lean, Buies Creek. N. C. Bost. Jackie. Rt. 1. Midland. N. C. Boyd, Patricia, Front Royal, Va. Bradley. Margaret, 200 Norwood St.. Lenoir, N. C. Braswell. Mae. Box 103. Mount Cilead. N. C. Britt, Mary Elizabeth, Box 73, LaCrangc, N C Brown, Anne Crews, 609 Highland Ave „ High Point, N. C. Brown. Ellen, 404 S. Ash St., Elizabeth City. N C. Brown, Evelyn, 404 S. Ash St., Elizabeth City. N. C Brown, William Lee, 102 S Aycock St., Greensboro. N. C. Browning, Patricia, Rt. I, Black Mountain, N. C. Bryant, Anne (Susie), 913 Pamlico Dr. Greensboro, N. C. Brymer, Linda. 23 Field Ave.. Fieldale, Va. Buchanan. Esther Ann. 20 Buckingham Court. Asheville N. Buckner. Nancy. 101 Park Dr.. Belmont. N. C. Budd, Sue, 413 Morris St., Durham, N. C. Bullock, Anne, Chadbourn, N. C. Burnett, Ann, 129 Spring St., Marion, N, C. Burwell, Larry, 1414 Elizabeth St., Greensboro. N. C. Callisher, Barbara. 1909 Spring Carden. Greensboro, I Calvert, Dorothy. 1135 A St., Portsmouth, Va. Campbell. Karen. 2021 Hopcdale Ave.. Charlotte. N. Campbell. Doris, 403 W. Seventh St., Gastonia. N. C. Carper, Anna Ruth, II Mock St.. P.O. Box 768. Thorn, Carringfon, Elizabeth, 214 Summit Ave.. Sanford, N Castlcbcrry, |oyce, Rt. 8, Sanford, N. C Cates, Bettie. 834 Olive St.. Creensboro. N. C. Cauthen. Sandra Kay. 618 N Eighth St.. Albemarle. N Chandler, Patricia, 405 Clark Ave., Creensboro, N. C Chappell. Norma, 139 Cooper Ave., Henderson, N. C. Chernault. Martha. 218 Hillcrest Dr.. High Point, N. I Cherry. Mrs. Gail Wooldridge. 413 ' 2 N. Spring St., G Childress. Watts. Rt. I. Box 84. Vienna, Va. Clark. |o Ann. Main St.. Sheffield. Mass. Claybrook. Patricia, Box 10, Glenn St., Stoneville, N. C Cloninger, Doris, Box 700, Paw Creek. N. C. Cobb, |udy, Box 417. Battleboro. N. C. Coleman. Dick. 980 Greendale Ave.. Needham. Mass. Colvert. Mary Frances. Sedgefield Inn. Greensboro. Conley. Betty Lee. 415 S. Garden St.. Marion. N. C. Conrad, Don E„ 1922 Bruce St., Creensboro, N. C. Cooke. Elaine. 313 North St.. Belmont. N. C. Correll, Rebecca Jane. 109 W. Lee St.. Mebane, N. C Cotton. Margaret. P.O. Box 355. Richlands. N. C. Coulbourn. Lucille, 204 Watson St., Windsor. N C Crater. Priscilla, 516 Irving St., Winston-Salem. N. ( Craver, Harlean, 74 N. Spring St., Concord, N C Craver. Harriett, 5511 Huntington Ave.. Newport Ne Crawford. Sue. 812 N. Laurel St.. Lincolnton. N. C. Crews, Sara. Rt 5, Oxford. N. C. Cross, Anita, 101 Turrentine Ave , Durham, N. C. Darden. Carolyn, 1905 Fmegan St., Fayetteville, N. C. Davis, Betty lean. 1060 Ardsley Rd„ Charlotte. N. C. Davis, David, 1708 Bragg Blvd „ Fayetteville, N. C. Davis. Melba jean i Kitty I, Rt. 3. Box 464. New Bern, Davis. Norma Sue. Box 84. Hope Mills. N. C. Davis, Susie, 2710 Picardy Place, Charlotte, N C Deal, Sarah, 731 Main Ave.. Newton, N. C. Deans. Barbara. Box 96. Red Oak. N. C. Deaton, Nancy, Box 186. Cornelius. N. C. Deese, Kay, 505 E. Forty-ninth St., Savannah. Ga. Dietz. Nancy, 1517 Anderson St., Wilson. N. C. Dixon. Mary Anne. Rt. I, Burgaw. N C Dockery, Betty, 1749 Robin Hood Road, Wmston-Salen Dow. Susan. 346 Eddy Glover Blvd , New Britain. Conn. Eckstein. Elizabeth. 1533 Live Oak Dr., Silver Spring. Md. Edwards. Gene, Boonvillc. N C Edwards, |ean, 612 S. Taylor St., Rocky Mount, N. C. Ellington. Betty. 2608 Glendale Ave.. Durham. N. C. Elliott. David, 931 S. Fayetteville St., Asheboro, N. C. Ellis. David. 114 Olive Rd.. Fayetteville. N. C. Estes. Grace, 1720 N St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C Faircloth, Clara, 807 Walnut St., Reidsvillc. N. C. Farrell, Betty |ane. 207 W. Bessemer Ave.. Greensboro. N. C. Fearing, Marjorie, 109 E. Fearing St., Elizabeth City, N. C. Ferrell, Forrest. 3820 Walker Ave.. Greensboro. N C. Finley, Mrs. Carolina Ferguson, 904 W. Market St., Greensboro, N. Fisher, Christine, Rt. 1, Canton. N. C. Flinchum. |ohn, 2702 Wildwood Dr., Creensboro. N. C. Ford, Deliah, 827 N. Oak St., Lincolnton, N, C. Fortner, Frances, 38 Virginia Ave , Asheville, N. C. Foster, Beverley, 3139 Selwyn Ave.. Charlotte, N. C. Fulghum, Emmilt |ack, 5 W. Atlanta St., Wrightsville Beach, N. C. Fusscll, Sue, Box 67, Rose Hill, N. C. Page One Hundred Seventeen Student Directory Cabriel. Janice. Statesvillc Highway, Mooresville, N. C. Callimore, Betty, Rt. 4. Box 97, Greensboro. N. C. Carber, Nada, 1710C Commonwealth Ave., Alexandria, V; Garner, Robert H„ 537 Overlook St., Greensboro, N. C. Garrell, Patricia. 1313 Ridge Rd„ Raleigh, N. C. Garrison, Virginia, Rt 3, Box 205. Weaverville, N, C. Gibson, Elizabeth, Quarters 112-B, Ft. McPherson. Ga, Gibson, |ane, Box 124, 306 Legrand St., Rockingham, N Gift, |oyce, 1608 Leslie Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Gilbert. Nancy, 3565 Buckingham St., Norfolk, Va. Gladstone, Kate, 2362 Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem, N. Goodwin, Patricia. Rt. 2, Box 29, Franklin, Va. Governor, Mildred. 2303 Poplar St., Lynchburg, N. C. Gowen. Carrington. 228 Langhorne Lane, Lynchburg. Va Graham, Ellen, Rt. 2. Dobson, N. C. Craham, Helen, 345 Gwyn Ave., Elkin, N. C. Greene, Idonna, 211 Osborne St., Shelby, N. C. Grose. Mrs. Ann Hicks. Box 38. Stokcsdale. N. C. Haley, Becky, 277 E. Harper Ave,, Lenoir, N. C. Hancock, Margaret, Rt, I, Box 40, Sedley. Va, Handy, Mary, 2609 Reynolds Rd., Bayside. Va. Hardin, Betty Lou. Rt. 2, Fairmont, N. C. Harper, Harriet, 2427 Providence Rd„ Charlotte, N. C. Harris, Faye, 911 Lockland Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C Harris, Robert, 922 Dillard St., Creenshoro, N. C. Hart, Adelaide, 221 Pollock St., New Bern. N. C. Harwood, Maxine, 669 N. Sixth St., Albemarle, N. C. Hearn, Nancy. 109 E. Daniel St., Kinston, N. C. Heffner, Suzanne, 1126 W. Davis St., Burlington, N. C. Hemric, Hilda. Box 180, |onesville, N, C. Hept.nstall, Mrs. Mildred, 1313 Fairmc Herman, Patricia, 221 Ridgeway Ave Hester, Sylvia, Rt 4, Roxboro, N, C. Hiatt, Nancy, 619 Fitteenth St., N.E., Winston-Salem. N, C. Higgins. Nancy, Rt. 2, Amherst, Va. Hig?ins. Mrs, Zc ' rra Andrews. 104 S Ireland St., Bi rington. r High, Susan, Lucama. N. C. Hinson, Sarah Kay. 324 Wiley Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Hobson, |ane, Yadkinville, N. C. Holland, Betsy. 228 S xth Ave., E. Hendersonville. N. C. Holliday, Cyrette, 218 Spring St., Thomasville, N. C. Hollowell. Barbara, 548 S. Main St.. Wake Forest, N. C. Holt. Carolyn. Rt, 1, Liberty, N. C Holton, |ane, Rt. 1, StatesvHIe, N. C. Hoover. Eve, 121 Salem St., Thomasville, N C. Howell. Lou Anne. 205 Kcaton Ave.. Wilmington. N. C. Hoyle, Nancy. 316 Spring St., Thomasville, N C Hoyle, Selena, 507 E. First St , Cherryville, N. C. Hughes, Patricia. 410 W. Thirty-second St., Richmond, Va. Humphries, Mary, Rt, 9, Box 534. Charlotte, N. C, Hunt. Ruth Baker iBooi, Box 224, Pleasant Garden, N. C Hutton. Mary Lou, 3204 Madison Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Hylton, Nerinc, 137 Hough Ave., Norfolk 6, Va. it St., Gr Statesvi! ey, Ann. 642 Cannon Ave , Albemarle, N, C. lackson. Else lean. Poplar Branch, N. C. Icnkins, Delores, 912 W. Rankin Ave., Castonia, N, C, lennette, Ruth Anne, 138 Dupont Circle, Norfolk, Va. Icnnings, Richard, 1844 N. Elm St.. Gr )ohns, )udy, 116 E Bay View Blvd., t lohnson, Beth. 19 Mount Vernon Circl lohnson. Ellagene, 2412 Walker Ave., lohnson, Mary, Kipling, N, C. lohnson, Peggy, 622 S. Mendenhall St lohnston. Anne. 1707 Park Ave., Richi loseph, Mrs. Sydney Robinson. S. Mendenhall Julian. |ane, 2230 Elizabeth Ave., Winston-Sal rfolk, Va. Ashevillc, N. C. eensboro, N. C. Greensboro, N. C, jnd, Va. Kanipc, Betty Ann, 607 N, Central Ave., Belmont, N, C. Kemp, Virginia Rcnee, 2912 Evans St., Morehead City, N. C. Kenerly, Benny Lou, Duckworth St., Brevard, N. C. Kim. Do Sook, Seoul. Korea. Kinsey, Nora |ean. 107 W. Washington, LaGrange, N. C. Kirkman. Peggy, Randleman, N, C. Kirksey, |osephine. 107 Valdese Ave., Morganton, N. C, Kivett, Allen E.. Sterling St., Apt. D„ Greensboro, N. C. Knight, Mrs. Olive Tate, Box 67, Chadbourn, N. C. Lamb, Loureta, 412 Harrison St,, Reidsville, N. C. Lambert, Gail, 807 Sedgewick St., Norfolk 12, Va. Lambeth, Nancy, 907 Olive St., Greensboro, N. C. Lane, |udith Anne, Box 102, Ramseur, N. C, Law. Marvin A., |r.. 102 W. Third St., Leaksville, N. C. Laxton, Louise. 673 Elk Spur St., Elkin, N. C. Leach, Jane, Forest Dr.. Thomasville, N. C. Lee, Charlotte, 1320 Post St., Kingsport, Tenn. Leonard, Crissy, Rt. 8. Lexington. N. C. Leonard, Mary ]o, Box 421, Welcome, N. C. Lester, Margaret, Rt. 2, Reidsville. N. C. Linker. Duane, Box 105. Spring Lake or Rt. 7. Fayetteville Lipps, Shelby. Rt. 4. Box 363, Roanoke, Va. Loftin. Gayle, Magnolia Plantation. Morganton, N. C. Lopp, Dorothy. 313 Hillcrest Dr., Lexington, N. C. Lowdermilk, Sara, 1106 S. Cox St., Asheboro, N. C. Lowe, Rhyne, Box 414, Clinton, N. C. Luckenbach, Susan, 2228 Westfield Ave., Winston-Salem, Lutz, Susan. 508 W. Sumter St.. Shelby. N. C. Lyon, Mary Grace, 700 E. Catawba St., Belmont, N. C. McKen zie, Mary Ellen, 466 Windsor Rd., Ashevillc. N, C. McLec ' !, Charles, Rt. 10, Box 274, Greensboro. N. C. McLee; :, Mrs. Cordelia, Rt. 10, Box 274, Greensboro. N. C. McMic hael, |udy, 4023 Reidsville Rd.. Winston-Salem, N C. Manchester. Mary |ane, Box 778, Lenoir, N. C. Maness, Hilda, Rt 2, Red Springs, N, C Manning. Rose. Middlesex. N. C. Mapp. Nancy, 4 White Oak Dr., Warwick, Va. Marshall. Carole, Box 61. McCain. N. C. Martin, James E„ 114 S. Holden Rd., Greensboro. N. C. Martin. Sylvia. |onesville, N. C. Martin, Virginia, Rt. 4, Mt. Olive. N. C. Masten, Walter Gerald, 211 Carolina Circle. Winston-Sale Matlock. Frank. 1802 Madison Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Maye, William Clegg, 204 E. Railroad Ave., Cibsonville, N. Ma ird, Oil! Maynard, Stanley A , 74. Pembroke, N. C. 858 Golfview Ten Winter Park, Fla Page One Hundred I ighlee Student Directory Melton, Janeil, 114 Underdown Ave. Lenoir. N. C. Merck, Elizabeth Anne (Betty), 2212 Chambwood Dr., Charlotte, N, C. Merrill, Anne. 1721 N. Vectch St.. Arlington, Va. Meyers, Carol, Box 75, Crantsboro, N. C. Miller. Carolyn Boone. 2207 Wright Ave., Greensboro, N C. Miller, Jacqueline, 2227 Maplewood Ave., Winston-Salem, N C Miller, leannette, Box 12, Icard, N. C. Miller. Sandra, 3 Jarnaul Ave., Asheville, N. C Mills. Nancy C, Rt. 3, Apex. N. C. Mitchell, Steve. 95 Rock Hill Rd., Asheville. N. C. Mixon. Charlotte. 275 Country Club Dr.. Henderson, N. C Monk, Barbara, 218 N. Main St., Roxboro, N. C. Moody, Nancy, Middlebrook Dr., Clemmons, N C Moore, Etta Mae, Winston Lane. Windsor, N. C. Moore. Margaret, 417 E. Grainger Ave . Kinston N. C Morgan. Martha Merle. Rt. 2. Trinity. N. C. Moring, loan, 304 Woodbine Ct „ Greensboro, N C Morris. Amber. Box 27. Slier City. N C. Morris. Linda, Rt. 1. Box 130. Durham, N. C. Morrow, Dorothy, 424 S. Main St., Marion N. C. Morton, Margaret, Rt. I, Hornell, N. Y. Moser. Carol, 600 Huske St., Fayetteville. N. C. Munford, Ann. Wakefield. Va Murray, Delores. 717 N. Third Ave., S.ler City N C Naley. Charles O., 23 E. Elm St., Norwalk. Ohio. Neely, |ane. 324 W. Willowbrook Dr., Burlington, N C Nelson. Carolyn, 1516 Spencer Ave., New Bern, N. C Neubauer. Helen, 28 Ann St.. Rockmgham N C. Nevin, Penelope, Box 45. Waxhaw, N C Newman. Betty Lou, Box 56. Leasburg. N C Newton, Mary Rebecca. 3003 University Blvd.. Kensington. Md. Noah, |anis, 1208 Park Ave , Greensboro. N. C Norcom, Robert H . |r . 300 Woodlawn Ave., Creensboro. N C Norton. Harriet, 605 N Raitord St Selma. N. C Asheville. N. C. Odom, Mary Ann. 99 Evelyn PI, O ' Neal. Richard, Rt 6, Box 167, Creensbc Overman, jane. Rt. 2. Elizabeth City. N. C Palmer, Betty, 4613 Winston Rd , Greensboro, N. C. Palmer. Ellen, 208 Palmer St „ Albemarle, N. C. Palmer, Morton. 100 Cedar St.. Elizabeth City. N. C. Parsons. Martha. Ellerbe. N C. Partin, Elizabeth I Betty I, 5 N. Kensington Rd.. Asheville. N C Payne, Eleanor, 511 Irving St.. Winston -Salem. N. C. Pearson, Merle, 1002 Pine Hill Rd.. Fayetteville, N. C. Peebles, lames P., 412 N. Spring St., Creensboro, N. C. Pendergrass. Ann. 503 Florida Ave.. Orlando. Fla. Perry. Carolyn, 105 N. Boyland Ave., Raleigh, N C. Perry, Elizabeth, 145 Hill Ave., Santord, N. C. Perry. Ruth Ellen, 1207 Rivershore Rd., Elizabeth City, N. C Petty, Marjorie. Rt 3. Santord, N. C. Phelps. Anne, 533 N. Spring St., Winston-Salem, N, C. Phillips, Betty Frank, 715 Main St., Ramseur, N. C Ploberger, Margarethe Hedwig iHelii. Bleibtreustr, I, Linz-Don Austria. Poe, Ann. 311 N. Salem St. Apex. N. C. Poe, Bill. 511 Simpson St., Creensboro, N C. Potter, Grace, 45 White Ave., W Hartlord, Conn. Pryon. Frances. 3810 Novle Ave.. Richmond. Va. Pryor, Linda, Rt. 6. Box 1013, Reidsville, N. C. Pugh. Patricia, Shawboro. N. C Purvis, Hattie Lou, 8132 Kendricks Dr., Pine Castle Branch, Orlando Fla. Ramsey, Elizabeth, 311 Boulevard St., High Point, N, C. Reid, Carolyn, Box 7, Davidson, N, C Reynolds. Doris. Box 266. Troy, N. C. Richardson. Lynne, Box 62. Morehead City, N. C Richey, Lou Ellen, 4110 Walker Avenue, Greensboro. N. C Risdon, Joanna, 514 Fenton Place, Charlotte, N. C. Robinson, Patricia, Box 155 A. Hudson, N, C. Rogers, |ohn Whitson, Old Landover Road, Landover, Md. Rowan, Mary |ane, 219 Pennton Avenue, Lenoir, N. C Scoggin, Jackie Sue, 3706 Pershing Court, Greensboro. N. C Shearin. Elizabeth. Box 365, Warrenton. N, C. Shehan. Patti. 507 Ohio Street, Spindale, N C Sheppard, lone iTootsiei, 2837 Hillsdale Avenue, Charlotte, N C Shew. Linda. 1103 Azalea Drive. Wilmington. N. C. Short. Mary Sue I Molly . 3100 Cambridge Road, Charlotte, N. C. Shumpert. Sarah, 16 North Twenty-third Street. Wilmington. N. C. Simmons, Raymond D, 503 Weschester Drive, Greensboro, N C, Simpson, Carol, Route 1, Elon College, N. C. Sivills. Sarah, 426 Westover Avenue. Norfolk. Va. Smith. Kay. 614 East McBee Street, Lincolnton. N C Smith, Mary Webster, 614 Catewood Avenue, High Point, N C Smithwick. Betty |ane, 1904 Trent Boulevard, New Bern, N C. Snead, |enelle, 403 West Prospect Avenue, Raeford. N C Snouffer. Esther, 3201 Church Street, Greensboro, N C Sparrer, Louse, Seaford. Va Spivey. Edward. 2533 Yanceyville Road, Greensboro. N. C. Stack, Alma Dean, 514 Maple Street. Leaksville, N C. Starling, Starr, Rutherford College, N C. Stephenson, Doris, Severn, N. C, Stephenson, Frances Faye, Handsom, Va. Stevenson, Mary |ac. Route 2, New Bern, N. C, Stokes, Mary Beth, Ruff.n, N. C. Stone, Glenda, Box 3, Pilot Mountain, N. C. Stough, Mary, Box 50, Welcome, N. C. Stout. Anna Byrd, 610 West Fifth Street, Siler City, N. C Straughan, Norma |o. Yanceyville Road, Greensboro. N, C. Stuck. Camilla, Box 1, Yanceyville, N, C Surratt, Pat, 607 West Davis, Burlington, N C. Surratt, Marian. Route 1, Oxford, N. C, Tamer, Mary, 5510 East Side, Dallas, Texas. Tanner, |ane, 204 Ridgecrest Avenue. Rutherfordton, N C Taylor, Jacqueline. 1601 Shepard Street. Morehead City, N C. Taylor, Jean Frances. Box 1163. Wilmington. N. C. Taylor. Nancy. 1640 Sterling Road. Charlotte, N. C. Tesh, Emily, 8 West Guilford, Thomasville, N. C. Thacker, Samuel, III, 116 ' 2 South Mendenhall St.. Creensboro. N. C. Thomas, Ann Melchar, 519 Roslyn Road. Winston-Salem. N. C Thomas, Darlene, 2 119 Ferncliff Road, Charlotte 7. N C Thomas, Emily, Erwin. N. C. Thompson, Ann Lane, Box 68, Stantonsburg. N. C. Thompson, Betty, 1850 Newton Road. Durham, N, C. Thompson, Fredda, 317 South Cedar Street, Lincolnton, N. C. Pagi One Hundred Nineteen Student Directory Thompson. Mary Emma donna ' , 317 South Cedar Street, Lincolnton le, N. C. N. C. Thompson. Patricia Ann. 103 North Madison Street, Whitevilli Thompson, Ruth Alberta. 25 North Bedford Street, Arlington. Thompson, Shirley, 1850 Pennrose Drive, Reidsville, N C Tise, Linda. 3401 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, N C. Tise, Sonia, 3400 West Haven Circle, Winston-Salem. N. C. Todd. Eleanor, 2205 Chambwood Drive, Charlotte, N C, Tolbert. Nancy Rebecca. 319 East Harper Avenue, Lenoir, I Tucker. Pamela, 2547 Forest Drive. Charlotte. N. C. Turner, Kyleen, 1022 Franklin Street, Winston-Salem, N C. TllHlill, Rhoda. 2709 Dogwood Road, Durham, N. C. Tyson, Barbara, Stantonsburg, N. C. Tysor, Edna Rextord, 1819 Belmont Street, Burlington, N. C. A,, 325 Sixty third Street, Newport Ne Veitch, Bonnie. 421 Irving Street, Winston-Salem, N, C, Vestal, Mary Louise, Route 2, Box 26, Siler City, N C. Watlord, Anne, 1637 Morningside Drive. Charlotte. N, C. Walker. Betsy. 1433 Cole Mile Road. Durham. N. C. Wallace, Susan Sue i . Box 35. Troy, N. C. Wallace, Rebecca, Box 35, Troy, N C. Walters, Helen Patricia, 2247 Westfield Avenue. Winston-Salem, N Ward, Mary Powell. 917 Williamson Drive. Raleigh, N. C. Ware, Catherine. 1538 Morris Avenue, Norfolk. Va. Warren. Rita Patricia. 304 East H Street. Erwin. N. C Welch, Frances, 308 South Tremont Drive, Greensboro. N, C, Wellons, Martha, 3700 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte. N. C. West. Elizabeth. 401 East Hill, Warsaw, N. C, Wheatley, Sara Bett. 108 East Capitola Avenue. Kinston. N. C. White, Anne P., 435 North Lincoln Street, Arlington, Va White. Linda Carol, 288 ]ackson Park, Concord. N. C. White. Mona locelyn. 504 East Twelfth Street, Greenville, N. C. Whitehurst, Florence C. 150 Hill Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. Whitener, |ohn W.. 203 Lenoir Street, Morganton, N C, Wiebe. Sally Ann. Box 175, Sylva. N. C. Wilkinson. Ann, 148 North Spring Street, Concord, N. C. Williams, Thelma lean. Box 244. Manteo. N. C. Wilson. Dorothy Ann. 89 Winston Avenue, Asheville. N. C. Wood, Carolee. 508 North Garden Avenue, Siler City. N. C. Woodley, Shirley Anne, Pembroke Avenue, Ahoskie. N. C. Wright, Grace. Box 368, Conway. N C, Wright, |o, Box 368, Conway, N. C. Yarborough, Martha, 1431 Wiltshire Boulevard, High Point. N, C. Yarborough, Mary. 1431 Wiltshire Boulevard, High Point, N. C, Yelverton, Jacquelyn Dees, Box 151, Fremont, N C Young. Edna Frances. 415 Hancock Street. Oxford. N. C. Young, Adelaide, Box 18. Norwood, N, C. Young, Kathryn A.. 45 West Main Street, Canisteo, N. Y. Page One Hundred Twenty