Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1963 volume:

EDITOR Susan Freeman BUSINESS MANAGER Gail Young TH 19B3 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY t . .v ' I ' . - ft- T ' - 1 H 1 1 1 HIP 15 r--« , ' ■ti rf ' - ' -: , ■ ■ ;.- . .T ««: -a %5«Wi ,., GREENSBORO COLLEGE |PK REENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ' W DR RAYMOND A, SMITH DEDICATION Page Four Through the years, Greensboro College has been endowed and blessed by the presence of a gentleman, whose foremost objective has been the good of Greensboro College and its students. To supplement the place that he has attained both on this college campus ond in our hearts, we, the Class of 1963, now take this opportunity to express our appreciation in a more tangible form. Acknowledging his superior and inestimable contributions to our college we dedicate the 1963 ECHO to RAYMOND A. SMITH A man whose manner is characterized by a quiet integrity without ostentation; A man whose visage radiates a boundless faith; A man whose devotion demands our respect and admiration; A man whose genuine friendliness and interest are precious; A man whose ideas ore of value to this institution; A man who is never too busy to listen; ... A man who has taught as good a lesson with his life as with his lips. ■ ' ' • - ' GREENSBORO COLLEGE 1 963 dau in the li e . . . lectured and (etterd or food • • • hC tnou kt . cind bodi little study and much gossip whispered goodnight Page Ten ail tkid In cijSinaie and maybe a serenade to end the day. mc ome We Ind We Seek Page Twelve l i e rsealize l i eolauak f warn Page Thirteen i {ye come Seehlna a wcirm pefAonatltu and j Jmrltaai jpi k Inciy een vnin awareness. WE COME TO GREENSBORO COLLEGE WITH ENTHUSIASM AND APPREHENSION OF WHAT IS TO COME. ppf ugpi T f Jr] JB J ' M ■l ■ ■1 M iPVi Hi ESw- i HMpU H f ttliil t • kf .V %y F J 4 Hi : ' Ml . . ' ■ ' ■ -Xt ORIENTATION COUNSELORS The Orientation Counselors are junior and senior students who ore chosen by the Vice- President of the Women ' s Student Govern- ment, It is their duty to welcome incoming freshmen and transfer students in the fall and to help them become situated in their new home Each counselor is assigned a group of new students, and it is her responsibility to ac- quaint them with G C. customs and regula- tions, as well as other things in their new world of college life. Ruth introduces her counselees to their I: Sondy Smith, Ruth Horns, (jinny Altizer, Linda Toylor, Wotildo Holland, Sandro Lineberger, Ruth Stough R,iw 2: Mary Martha Hutchens Martha Frye, Sherry Clodfelter, Lynn Bowles, Jane Bullocl , Anno Misenheimer, Sandro Colowoy, Row 3 Arden Evons, Solly High, Coppye Gentry! Marilyn Schoheld, Vicki Godfrey, Elaine Belongio, Anne Bailey, Bobbilynne Bornes, Poge Seventeen We chose G. C atmosphere . . . one of genuine friendliness and warmth and depth one of searching young minds striving for cultivation maturation . and otmosphere in which we belong and find o peace for service and growth , , Page Eighteen because of its and character ... an atmosphere which reflects character ... a character which has evolved from a great educational tradition ... a productive tradition yielding cultured citizens for a cen- tury and a quarter We chose G C because of its atmosphere and character Page Nineteen l Ue find a facuiti and eaaer to kelp otkerd in of hnowledue. acute Of- mind the pursuit JJ, idiraili minuifauon Greetings and best wishes to our 125th Anniversary Class ' The college is grateful for the leadership you have given at this stra- tegic time in cur history The anniversary emphasis has been the forward look rather than a review of the long past Ycu who are today ' s students will become cur future in the years ahead Your alma mater hopes thot these four years have been only the beginning of your education This college will have its reward when each of ycu continues a lively interest in the life of the mind and heart. With every good wish, Cordially yours, Harold H Hutson President Classroom discussic ' ith Dr, Hutson mm MISS HOLLYCE HIGHFILL, Secretory to the President, MRS. LOU- ISE CROWDER. Assistonf to the Registror and Deon of Instruction; MISS PEGGY BARKER, Secretory to the Assistant to the President ond Director of Development, MRS. HELEN D KING, Assistant Dietition, MRS KATHRYN R. LAWRENCE, Dietitian. MISS M. PEARL MURRAY, R N Superyisor of the Student Hospita cicuitu EDUCATION Dr H T. Bawde Choirmo Dr Herrick T Bauden; Dr Zelda C. Pembe J ENGLISH Left to Right. Mr. Benjomrn H. Wrlson, Mr. James Highsmith. Not pictured: Dr. John H. Long, Miss Reno Horreil. SOCIAL SCIENCE Dr Marvin L. Skoggs Chairman I- w mmi Left to Right Dr, Raymond A, Smith, Dr, Horold H Hutson; Dr, Kenneth M Toy PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION FOREIGN LANGUAGE Dr, Robert T. Dunsfon Choirman Left to Right Dr Dorolhv H He Dunstan, Dr. Modeline G Stinsor Dr Robert T Dr Paul M. Ginnings Choirmon Dr. Paul M Gmnings, Dr Archie D Shaflsberry. SCIENCE Page Thirty MUSIC Row 1: Jo Plum Hansen, George A. K.iorpes, Row 2; Harold G, Andrews, Jr., Don W. Hansen McDonold, Not pictured: Blanche Burrus, Elbert Henry B, Ingram, Jr. ?-Jean. Gorreth M. . Williams, MUSIC SPEECH AND DRAMA Wfik 4 V P Dr Mary-B.-aeme Porker Chairman Mr. Roger Wilbu Dr. Mory-Broeme Parke -1 Dr J -hn H. JL Sjuni Dr. John A. Hornadny Mrs. Jeon H. Boren Dr. Robert G Hottwic ' . PSYCHOLOGY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION Page Thirty-two ART Miss Irene Cullis Mrs. Colhe 0. Bn Miss Irene Cullis Choirmon Mrs. Allene W. Hunter Mrs, Rachel S. Goodman HOME ECONOMICS Poge Thirty-three PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. William S. Anail Mrs Sara Lou Frazier MATHEMATICS Miss Myrtis Dov Chairman Miss Myrtis Davi LIBRARY C Xff- Mr. Luther A. Bennett Miss Virginia Ronsley Mrs. Kathryn Bennett Page Thirty-four Wm l Ue 6eeh outlets infinite vcifletleS, or our CAROL EICHHORN President Student Co-ordinating Board JUDY PASSAVANT President Honor Board NANCY PAGE President Women ' s Student Government TOMMY HOUSE ent Men ' s Student Government STUDENT CO-ORDINATING BOARD The purpose of the Student Co-ordinating Board is to co- ordinate all activities on campus and to discuss problems and activities occurring in the various areas represented. Activities this year have included Freshman Orientation, State Student Legislature, Human Relations Seminar, Stu- dent Government Revision, Student Centre Dedication, and celebration of the 125th anniversary of the college- First Row: Mary Harris, Secretary-Treasurer; Ruby Siuder, S.C.F. President, Pat Knight, N S A. Co-ordinator, Sondy Smith, Publications Board Chair- man; Tommy House, M.S.G A. President. Second Row: Carol Eichhorn, President; Ginger Johnston, Vice-President, Nancy Page, W.S.G.A. President; Dionne Pritchard, Social Life Chairman, Betty Chafin, Um.n E-ard Chairman, Charles Perret, Athletic Commission Chairman. Page Thirty-nii The purpose of the Honor Boord is to help the individual student be seriously aware of his responsibility to uphold the high standards of honor which the students voted to hove upheld in the written Honor System of Greensboro College. Cheating, stealing, and falsification constitute academic and honor violations handled by the Board, which renders a decision on the cases and administers penalties to the violators. Judy Passavant is the Chairman of the Honor Board and Helen Brewer is the Secretary. The Dean of Students is the Advisor. HONOR BOARD Page Forty WOMEN ' S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Women ' s Student Government Association is composed of all women students and is governed by two councils: the Judicial Board, composed of elected officers and class rep- resentatives; and the Legislative Board, composed of the dormitory presidents as well os the elected officers and class First Row; Mortho Huggin, Freshman Class Representative; Sue Blac President. Second Row: Dianne Smith, Sophomore Class Representatl Senior Class Representative. representatives The purpose of this organization is to cre- ate on understanding of good citizenship on the college campus. It functions to encourage responsibility and integ- rity among all the women students. Treasurer; Mary Martha Hutchens. Junior Closs Representative; Nancy Poge, Cindy Hoetlmg, Secretary, Ann Brawley, Vice President; Martha Lou Tucker, Page Forty-one Left lo Right: Dave Young, Treasurer; T The Men ' s Student Government Association functions as a representative organlzotion of the ma|orlty of the men, both resident and non-resident Its purpose Is to enhance sociol and academic development, by giving the men the oppor- tunity to govern themselves, and by stressing the necessity of academic preporation High standards of honor, leader- ship and school spirit are upheld by the M S. G, A. The president represents the men on the Co-Board and presides as chairman over the Men ' s Judicial Board. MEN ' S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Poge Forty-two The National Student Association is on organization composed of 400 colleges and universities. Its purpose of discovering and at- tempting to solve campus prob- lems is carried forth in its con- cern with student affairs locally, nationally, and internationally. This year one of the highlights of NSA activities was a human rela- tions seminar, The Changing South, held on January I 1 ana 12. Pat Knight, FionI l.ii,-, .limmy Kirl., C.mnie Currv, Phoebe Mucke, Dick Kenner, Hannali Homer, Dick Porter, Anne Bailey, Gib Johnson, and Lou Ruch. NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION STATE STUDENT LEGISLATURE Jimmy Kirk, Sue Black, Kay McCulloch, Anne Louise Day, Mary Fritts, Dick Kenne The purpose of the State Student Legislature is to offer students in the colleges of North Carolina the opportunity to examine important issues appropriate to action by a state legislature and to discuss these issues in intelligent debate. This year Kay McCulloch headed the local SSL delegation The purpose of the Student Christian Fellowship is to promote a more Christian atmosphere on our campus. Every G- C. student is a mem- ber and potential active participant- S.C F. endeavors are channeled toward uniting our students in the desire to know full and creative lives through a growing understonding of God; toward seeking to understand Jesus and to follow Him, toward being loyal to His church and toward having a part in making the blessings of Christian life pos- sible to all people. STUDENT CHRISTIAN First Row: Dr Smith, P. Glensor, B Stallmgs, L Jones, L Greene, B Howell, A Hamilton, A Lancoster, S. Hayes, Second Row; R. Stone, J, Bullocl , B Hagen, N Harris, A. Bornett, B J Smith, R Sluder, M Hood, L Bmri s, J Wilkins, P. Peele, G. Brower, Dr. Taylor. Third Row: S. J. Edmunds, S Eldridge, C Anderson, L Stuart, Y. Kincaid, M Horns, M. F. Council, S Clodtcller, M. Vest, L. Bowles Fourth Row: M. Frye, R. Weeks, L. Jones, F Jokhtsch, P. Jones, R Thorne, H Thrift, A Bailev i ft i OiT ' a. o Page Forty-fo Left to Right rjr ent, Ruby Sluder, P Bill Hagen, Tr, FELLOWSHIP A stunt-song oround the fun and enioyment to th Life Retreat campfire brings SC F Spiritual SCF activities for this academic year hove included spiritual life re- treats in the fall and spring, Religious Emphasis Week in February, semi-monthly campus-wide vesper services, picnics, campus Christ- mas caroling, and numerous other activities bringing the campus together in a spirit of Christian fellowship. Page Forty-five The Chapel Choir Is a function of the Music Committee of the Stu- dent Christian Fellowship. Its membership Is open to all Interested students. Having been In existence for eight years, the chapel choir supplies special music for chapel services and leads the congregation In worship through music The climax of the fall semester tooi the form of a Christmas Cantata on December 18 Marlene Vest, a sophomore from Roanoke, Va , is director of the choir. Advisors are Mr. Harold G. Andrews, Jr , Dr. R. A. Smith, and Dr Kenneth Taylor. Marlene Vest CHAPEL CHOIR First Row: C. Potts, M. F. Barnes, A. Dulin, M C, Johnson, C, Lamer, M. S, Brown, N. Cooper. Second Row: R, Bray, J, Lowman, E. Isgett, P. Hough, B. McKeifhan, E. A. Matthews, E. Higgins, K. Boyd, T. Owens, Thrrd Row: S, Smith, C, Hepler, V Godfrey, D Moore, C. Parsons. Fourth Row: M. Vest, K. McLendon, P. Jones, M. F. Council, F. Clark, S Bornhart, B Rucker, L. Borker, J G.bson, M. Hood, L Ogburn. Ao mm4 t ' : « If J lli '  Marilyn Si The Religious Education Club welcomes any student interested in religious education. The club has taken part in such activi- ties as parties for the under-privileged children of Greensboro at Christmas and Easter. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLUB CHAPEL COMMITTEE Left to Right; Jov Wilk The Chapel Committee, headed by Chairman Dr. Raymond Smith and Co-chairman Robert Wold, consists of faculty members and students from each class. The inspiring pro- grams and speakers for Tuesday and Thursday chapel serv- ices are formulated by this group. This committee also works with the Arts and Lectures Committee in order to co-ordinate the two agendas. Thompson; Miss Blonche Burrus; Dr. Marvin Si aggs; Dr. Raymond Smith; Dr. Kenneth Toylo Cla C uHjft ' f , NEWS STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Left fo Right: Steve Rendleman, Ginger Rinl-, Don Conway, Delcho Bailey, Martha Thomas ■ II Bl i ;-- M t J IV 1 .. [f L -.1 EDITORIAL STAFF )hi Jock Woll, Brendo Howell, Bill Schirmer, Nancy Cooper, Scott Schaffer, Borboro Byrd Poge Forty-eight ELEAMOR BROWN COLLEGIAN Sitting in the middle of the floor and hiding behind stacks of old newspapers . half-filled coffee cups . . . filled ash trays , . the COLLEGIAN is born, nurtured and ma- tured. The ideas and material are gathered and marched down to Arts and Sciences to be shared and pored over by the staff Here the wrinkles are ironed out and the paper compiled. Then comes the never-ending race to the printer and twice a month that oil important Friday arrives. All over the campus the sound can be heard, thud, thud, thud; Our paper is here ' SUSAN WRIGHT, by. „l TO,V MIE FOjCUE, managing editor DR JOHN H LONG, odv Page Forty-nme ,« Ji ' hs THE It IS with honor and pleasure that the yearbook stoff presents to you the annual edition of the ECHO In plan- ning the yearbook, the staff worked with only one pur- pose In mind, and that was to retain your most cherished and exciting experiences — your ECHO of the year The Greensboro College campus and the surrounding at- mosphere is one of casualness and friendliness. We have endeavored to give you a yearbook composed with the casual setting in mind. In addition, Greensboro College continues to carry many of the traditions upon which she was founded, one hundred and twenty-five years ago, and which are so dear to all who are members of the G C Family, We have tried to include all the activities that will be most memorable to you in your reminiscent moments during later years The staff sincerely hopes you ore pleased and that you will accept with little reservation our pictorial conception of Greensboro College — 1962-63. SUSAN K, FREbMArj Editor ' ' ■ M- DAN CONWAY Photographer Row 1: Anne Ploiter, Elizabeth Pugh, Teresa Tyren, Row 2: Mary Frances Corrmgan, Martha Russell, Hun Philpott, and Jerrie Parsons MR BENJAMIN H WILSON Advisor GAIL YOUNG Business Manager Business Staff: Vicki Godfrey, Assistant Business Manager, land, Ruth Horns, Typists, Editors: Ed Peuntoy, Sports, Suzanne Williams, Class, Janet Brasington, Faculty, Jennie Groy, Assistant Editor Judy Mattox, Honors. Carolyn Allen, Special Events, Eller Pritchard, Orgonizotions, Judy Odell, Copy, Susan Hoyes Orgonizations. Not pictured: Marion Morrison, Honors and Jackie Bridges, Copy HANDBOOK G C freshmen are well-acquainted with this pocket-size publication, as it is their pass key to a perfect score on the Handbook Rules and Regulations test which they take almost immediately after they arrive on campus in Septem- ber. The Handbook contains a wealth of information about Greensboro Col- lege and its institutions as well as the college calendar of events and holidays. LEONNA JONES Editor LINDA TAYLOR iiness Manager r LYRE The LYRE, a literary magazine, published by the stu- dents of Greensboro College, is a splendid opportunity for students to exercise and display their creative en- deavors. From such Ingenious minds comes the poetry, prose, art, and original musical compositions that make up the LYRE The magazine Is published three times a year and distributed to G. C students and fac- ulty, national advertisers, and to College Magazines, Inc. BARBARA LINEBERGER Editor Row I: Jim Helm, Sylvio Robertson, Brendo Retsig, Mondy Sonneborn, Diane Suttles, Pucky Lewis, Joe Rogers. Row 2: Koy McCulloch, Becky Coshott, Mory Council, Betty Eubank, Joy Freel, Dana Gates. f% fi f f) Page Fifty-three Left 1o right: Susan Wright, Goil Young, Lindo Taylor, K. nd Leonno Jones. PUBLICATIONS BOARD SANDY SMITH The Publications Board endeavors to provide for G C. students interesting and informative reading material in the four campus publications — the ECHO, COL- LEGIAN, LYRE, and HANDBOOK. The editors and business managers of these publications, assisted by President Hutson, Dean Wold, Allen Kivett, public relations director, and faculty odvisors compose this representative board. The climax to on academic year ' s efforts is the annual publications banquet in the spring. At this time awards are given to outstanding members of the different staffs Page Fitty-four NEWS BUREAU TOM WOOD Director of News Bi The Greensboro College News Bureou, under the copable direction of Tom Wood, first and foremost endeovors to keep G C in the news. This is accomplished by regular contacts with Greensboro newspapers, hometown papers of the students, and also local radio and television stations. The News Bureau is also responsible for the publication of the REPORTER and the ALUMNI JOURNAL. DAN CONWAY, TOM WOOD Mittk ' Page Fifty-fn EM ANNE BARNETTE President ... A new year ... a new constitution ... a new purpose for our society; to serve our cam- pus and community . . . stemming from philan- thropic motives ... a rush campaign like never before: banners, serenades, ribbons, favors . . . and formals in that place in which they said it couldn ' t be done . . . the wreckhall . . . discord in Dry Gulch, c reincarnation of the Old West . , . Westward Ho ' , . . and finally ultimate victory for the green and gold . . . projects . . . follies spirit , . fun . . and old EMERSON — We ore proud that we be- long to you ' Row 1: Barbara Stallings, Vice President, Christy Potts, Secretary, Lynda Thomos, Pledge Master. Row 2: Ann Brawiey, Parliamentarian; Ann Horns, Sports Chairman; Arden Fobes, Choplain; Pinky Edmunds, Treasurer. Left to Right Margaret Parsons, Morgoret Harry, Mary Council, Jonc Anna Culbcrl- son (Chiefl, Betty Jo Smith, Kay McCulloch. lAZ Lett to Rigtif: Betfy Foil, Vicki Godtrey, Ponzo Armfield, Ann Eggers, Borbaro Har- rison, Sondra Lincberger, Betty Chatin. LINDA PEARSON President Lett to Right: Betty Garrison, Diane Smitti, Betty Foil (Ctiiet), Saro Doug McPha Sandra Poteot. The building of a new purpose: to interest sis- ters in philanthropic causes through programs and proiects centering around service goals . original plans , . . woven into action . . . songs in our Hall . . . songs in Main, songs in our hearts . . . serenade . . . open meetings . , . co-sponsor of tea in September . . . Formals ... a little brunette and her grandmother dreaming of The Sound of Music . . . music note pillows displaying the purple and the gold new sisters . . . Christmas proiects . . . Freshman Follies . . . Montaldo ' s fashion show . . Easter Bunny for Teresa . . the 1962-63 Irving Society . . . Irving Sisters ever loyal, proud to say we are. SOCIETY ALPHA PSI OMEGA SUZANNE WILLIAMS, Preiident GAIL YOUNG, Vice-President RUTH HARRIS, Secretarv-Treosurer The Alpha Psi Omega, honorary dramatic fraternity, was organized to give honor to those students who excel with a high standard of work in college dramatics. It provides fellowship and an opportunity to further their knowledge of drama and experience. As a student qualifies, he is elected to membership Left to Right: Lou Ruch, Ann Shuford, Janet Brasington, Ruth Horns; Go ' l Young; Suzanne Willioms; Nancy Poge. 1« G. C. PLAYERS Pictured; C Allen, M An. B. Lineberger, L McKenzi JOHN WANZENRIED President The Greensboro Players offers the stu- dent who Is stage struck by big lights, leading roles, and the general thrill of acting, the opportunity to become o port of the opening night of an octual ploy production, with lights, costumes, make- up, sound, and the excitement of seeing their names In print. The club, under the direction of Mr. Roger Wilbur, advisor, and Dr. Mary- Braeme Parker, ex facto. Is on organiza- tion for furthering drama Interest, and acts as a springboard for worthy, quality- filled drama presented both on campus and off Each year the members them- selves have experience directing one-act plays. Highlighting the program activities of the year were Eugene O ' Neill ' s A Touch of the Poet, presented in October, and di- rected by Mr. Wilbur, Dylan Thomas ' Under Milkwood, given In February, Dr. Parker directing, and An Invitation to a March, given in May. Left to Right. Ned Forster, Vice-President, Mr. Wilbur, Advisor, and Lou Ruch, Secretar Page Fifty-nine GREENSBORO COI LEGE PLAYERS PRESENTS A Su fat O ' Tta a TO U C H OF THE CRimssiso etuioi VOCm IHtkBU (,l -, I AKLO Ml NOTTIS Greensboro College Players OOEIL AUDITORIUM 8 PM ntC- 6-7.3-14 p tei£ tti. ' v oOij cin T ' jouic s ' - - UNDER MILKWOOD Ode II Auditorium Greensboro College February l4th 15th 8:00 p.m. CONTB Bt riOWS ACCtPliO G. C. DRAMA - ' 62 - ' 63 This year has been a triumphant one for Greensboro College ' s Vocal Ensemble and Players, beginning in October with Eugene O ' Neill ' s A Touch of the Poet, presented by the Greensboro College Players, and fol- lowed in December by the Ensemble ' s The Old Maid and the Thief, a comic opera by Gian-Carlo Menotti. Under Milkwood by Dylan Thomas was the February work of the Players, And in April the Vocal Ensemble ' s G S, was presented. The final production of the year, the Players ' An Invitation To A March by Arthur Laurents, won the satis- faction and praise of both faculty and stu- dents. All were artistic as well as en|oyable shows. Ned Forster, stors of Poet, toking a breok between scenes. Page Sixty THE POET-G. C ' S FIRST BIG ONE OF THE YEAR Gory Hednck, Don Pierce, Mike And Page Sixty-one MR. E L. WILLIAMS Director Gale Johnson, Librarian, Anne Eggers, Accompanist; 2nd row. Joyne Stephenson, ond Judy Crissmon, Student Directors; 3rd row Joyne Anna Culbertson, Recording Secretory; Sharon Eldridge, Business Monoger, Barbara Stollings, President; Lee Stuort, Vice-President; and Carol Keorns, Corresponding Secretary. GREENSBORO COLLEGE Our May Queen in Florida! Moon over Miami palm-lined ocean front , , crystal canals of Ft Lauderdale . . shimmering waters of the Gulf - . . graceful skiers at Cypress . . . these are only a few mem- ories of the Glee Club as they recall the Fall Tour to Florida, not to mention the strolls down Fifth Avenue and the gay lights of the Manhattan Tower city in the Spring Tour to New York People and places are not all or most important with this active group, however. Fun, fellowship, teamwork, and a love for music and a willingness to learn more about it are combined to reap benefits such as mental growth and the ability to work with others Highlights of the year included the two concerts in Odell and performing for the Schoolmasters ' Dinner and Religious Emphasis Week. Row I: G Johnson, C. Smith, L. Pearson, B, Stollings, B. Hoover, C. Deofon, N. Reynolds, M. Smith. Row 2: M. Benson, M. Hood, C. Dole, L. Jones, L Summey, T Borne, J. Jerome, T, Davis, J, Stephenson. Row 3: V, Snyder, B. Krumpt, B. Smith, P. Boker, G. Brower, A. Eggers, P. Edmonds. Row 4: P Hutf, J, Davis, C. Keorns, E. Higgms Row 5: M Hopkins, A. Cherry, C Alcorn, B Merlick, C McDonnell, L. Stuort, H Ferguson, Row 6: C Brewer, J Gray, S Williams, L. McGoogan, A Harris. L. Hawkins, M. Vest, S. Eldridge, F. Clark GLEE CLUB With Fall come the tour to Florida VOCAL ENSEMBLE c les, C Upchurch, B Wognor, C, Vaughn, M. Powell, S. Pollard F Mrs. Wold, C. McClendon, S Wells, 5. Hopkins; J. Odell. Row 5; r. Murphy; R. Horbourt; W Loil; D. Conway, T. Owens, J. Lowm( Seated: Barbaro Beamon, Accompanist. Standing: Sharon Kellam, Vice- President; Joseph Ritchie, Assistant Director, Dan Conway, Social Chairman; Wayne Lail, President; Mrs, Wold, Director. ell, L Watkins J Ritchie, P. Myerson; T. CJ ' Shades of The Old Maid . . . Lovely Laetitia and the sweet thief who stole her heart . . . the plights of Misses Pinkerton and Todd . revolving sets . . . arduous hours under the lights . . , The Vocal Ensemble stays busy presenting beautiful music for campus enjoyment, as well as producing fine opera. The two this year were Gian Carlo Menotti ' s The Old Maid and the Thief, and Giacomo Puccini ' s Gianni Schicchi Poge Sixty-four CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Each semester the student body and commu- nity are entertained by the Chamber Orches- tra, under the direction of Mr, Don Hansen. The orchestra, which meets twice o week, is open to any instrumentalist who might en|oy performing with this group LANDSMEN Formed early in the fall semester of 1962 is the group of folk singers called The Landsmen. They originated as tem- porary intermission entertainment for the Emerson Formols, end made their campus debut prior to the Emerson show at the Halloween party under the name of The Prophets. Rapid fame fias followed them on our campus. The group has played at numerous parties in and around Greensboro, and has performed at high schools in the near vicinity INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB First Row: Anno Misenheimer, Sandra Lineberger, Linda Jones, Mary Lynn Bowen, Cappye Gentry, Elizabeth Toylor, Marie L, Kirk, Julie Williams, Alice Benson, Jane Thompson, Bobbilynne Bornes. Third I Gail Young, Glenda Waugh, Penny Peele, Sherry Clodfelter, Darlene Rathien, Carol Webster, Ted Byrd, Charlotte Anderson, Owens, Marie Biles, The membership of the International Relations Club is open to any student who is interested in world and community affairs. The purpose of the club is to make students more aware of their responsibility as citizens. Programs are based on the economic, social, political, and educational conditions of various nations CAPPYE GENTRY President Happy Birthday, Dr. Skoggs Page Sixty-si) NATIONAL STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CAROLYNN ADAMS President LINDA TAYLOR, Secretary, CAROLYN RATCLIFFE, Tr, ELLEN PRITCHARD, Vice-President The Braxton Craven Chapter of the Student Education As- sociation IS a branch of the National Education Association and a member of the North Carolina Education Association. This organization, with Dr Zeldo C Pemberton as advisor, strives to acquaint students with the teaching profession, Including how to cope with its problems and also realize its benefits Monthly meetings feature outstanding speakers In related fields, programs by classroom groups, and Informative panel discussions Every spring the president, Miss Repre- sentative Future Teacher, and elected delegates attend the N C.E.A Convention in Asheville, and these same delegates also attend the Raleigh Convention In the fall- Row 1: J. Wriliams, 5. Brotherton, D McCaskiM, H, Brewer, H, Lewis, L. Breedlove, A, Loncasler, C. Adams, E Pritchard, Row 2: M Biles, L, Taylor, L Overton, M Holland, F. Crowtord, A Misenheimer, K. Fasui, C. Abernathy, M, Fuller, Row 3: N Davis, A Benson, D Rothien, D Gregson, B. Barnes, S Lineberger, M, Forbes, B, Gilbert, Row 4: B, Whiftner, J. Bender, M, Frye, B. Rucker, D. Prifchord, C, Ratcliffe, C. Byrd, J, Norvell, S. Clodfelter PSYCHOLOGY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION CLUB The Greensboro College Psychology and Special Educa- tion Club opens Its membership to college students and the city of Greensboro. Throughout the year outstanding speakers in the fields of Psychology and Special Educa- tion are invited to the campus to encourage further inter- est in these fields and to advance the knowledge of the fields both on and off campus Row I: Margaret Harry, Treosurer; Ginger Rink, Social Secretary, Arden Evans, Vice-President — Publicity; Mary Catherine Vick, Corresponding Secretary, Row 2: Saro Doug McPhail, Recording Secretary; Ann Louise Day, Recording Secretory, Nancy Wilkins, Vice-President — Programs, Mark Ken nedy. President. Page Sixty-eight HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club functions in order to develop and promote stand- ards for the strengthening of home and family life in our society, by instilling these ideols in future homemakers. The members also become better ac- quainted with many of the professional opportunities of a graduate in Home Economics. The year ' s pro|ect was Sunday night spaghetti suppers for the students and faculty, and visits were made to Cone Mills and Guilford Galler- ies during some of the monthly meetings. CONNIE L. ALLEY President , Judic Barbar O ' Bryar nily Huckobee, Paulo Lee Overton; Motildo Holland. Row 2: Ella Morgore r; Betty Lynne Gilbert. one; Mary Anne Page Sixty-i SOCIAL LIFE COMMITTEE Combo parties, talent shows and College Bowls — the Social Life Committee heads them all. This active group always helps the school year to begin just right with a get-acquaint- ed dance and leads G. C. ' s social life throughout the year. Other duties for the committee include determining the students ' dress for certain occasions, co-ordinating the Societies, and setting standards of behavior for both men and women students. Page Seventy ik H f n rt fs DIANE PRITCHARD, President Row 1: Jimmy Kirk, Joe Lowmon, Lynne Summey, Diane Pritchord, Betfv Jean Clodfelter, Pucky Lewis, Anne Bornefte, Anne Boil UNION BOARD m S sjl pp ■ ' ■gsw M M M r BV 1 ns H v f Tpj jj w8i BETTY CHAFIN, President your favotite? This year the new Student Centre was completed, thereby offering many more opportunities for social activities than had been previously available. The Union Board is responsible for coordinating these activities and has complete chorge of the super- vision of these, along with choosing hosts and hostesses and providing recreational equipment Formal dedication of the Centre was February 14, whicin was sponsored by the Board, and preceded a semester filled with platter parties and special holiday parties. a new soda jerk ond a different place to CONCERT LECTURE SERIES For another year, G C was privileged to an excellent Concert and Lecture Series. Teresa Y Su Compania Espanola presented quite an unbelievably beautiful and skillfully performed series of dances. The leorned Dr Harlow Shapley presented some very astounding data about our universe. The various schools of art were presented by the distinguished art critic, Dr. Richard McLonathan, and the talented New York Woodwind Quintet performed both early and contemporary music. The noted sociologist and anthropologist Margaret Mead was the final speaker. Teresa Y Su Compania Espanola DR HARLOW SHAPL EY DR. MARGARET MEAD ■ J - , I Mortlyn Moore, President, Mrs. Fn retory. r. Advisor, Judy Har Judy Horns ond fino Ormond practice for the Spring recital. MODERN DANCE Emotions and expressions come to life. The human form reveals in intricate movements the feelings of anger, fear, anxiety, chaos, and happiness, all interlaced into dance pantomimes and improvisations by the Greensboro College Modern Dance Club The club provides an un- derstanding of the basic fundamentals and scheduled for the purpose of practicing and pre- paring for special performances. The ma|or performance goal is the Spring Recital- caster, S, Hayes, W. McCurty, A. Plaster, M. Carnngan. Row 2: T. Tyren, P, Wagner, G. Vomer, E. Pugh, H. Philpott, E. Phil nes, J Porsons, M. Moore, N. Forest, D. Suttles, G. Coleman, A. Howland. 1 « tlltf DAY STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION The Day Students ' Association provides fellowship and organi- zation for G. C- ' s day students Their main activity takes place in December, when they sponsor the Christmos Donee along with the Athletic Associations. ELAir E vVAFxE President Row 1: Peggy Ncili; Judy Rough; Elaine Wore; Dons Cogle. Rov. ; l.i Page Seventy-six L ' Mill. Wagoner, Keren Cunnmghom, Linda Ball. FOREIGN STUDENTS From Borneo ond from the mainland of China, respectively, come two of the most familiar figures on campus — our two Chinese foreign students, Hie Ping Ting and Frances Kwok. Frances Kwok and Ping Ting Colling Home? G. C. DAUGHTERS AND SONS G C. Daughters and Sons is composed of second and third generation G. Cites — the daughters and sons of the alumni. Its object is to promote a closer bond among these students Programs at monthly meetings included such ac- tivities as a review of past rules and curriculum, a visit to and discussion of the small museum in the basement of the library, and c banquet for the mothers during Parents ' Weekend. Seated: Betty Hood, Starr Bornhardt, Josephine Gibson, Peggy Walker, Russell King, Julie Smith, Leslie Lytle, Susan Wells, Mary Jane Vick. Standing: Elizabeth Matthews, Susan Deosley, Mory Lynn Bowen, Elizabeth Pugh, Miss Brock, Cecilia Turnage, Judy Horns, Judy Crotts, Peggy Gibson, Tommy Troxler. ATHLETIC COMMISSION Lett to Right Jock Fields, Ctiorles Perret, Pauline Solterf leld, bandro Colawov, Jeanefte Cox, Coordination , , tnonogement , , , stltnulation . . . these are the goals of the Athletic Com- mission. Their program is designed to provide athletic and recreational opportunities and to promote ideas of health and sportsmanship among G. C students throughout the year These goals are achieved through the joint ef- forts of the Women ' s Recreation Association and the Men ' s Athletic Association, Students en)oy tine dance sponsored by the Athletic Commission and the Day Students Association, Page Seventy-eight WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Left to Right J Secretory-Treasur uo , President, Gail Young, Vice-President, Pucky Le The Women ' s Recreatioti Associatiorn provides a well-rounded program of recreational activi- ties for G. C- women and complements the physical education program. The sports of- fered include tennis, badminton, horseshoes, volleyball, basketball, archery, shuff leboord, swimming, softboll, and track Once a year, an Indoor Field Day is held, featuring contests in various indoor sports ' It ' s done this woy, girls Page Seventy 1 MEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ' We ' ll get them this tim, ' ilephcnson, Sccrctary-T The Men ' s Athletic Association sponsors many sports events as well as intramural games, such as baseball, basketball, track, swimming end volleyball. Both team and individual tourna- ments are held, and trophies are presented to the victors at the close of each season. The MA, A helps stimulate competition and par- ticipation in men ' s athletics. Page Eirjhly AQUABELLES . 1, J Norvell, A, Johnson, S. Glo C, Upchurch, J Lester, Row 3: , Venn, E, Cowon, M Morrii ' _ri f l . J ' ' ---.j ' ' , L Gilberf, E. Motthews, M Sonneborn, C McDonnell, 5. Co A Bedingfield, D. Frost, T. Mes- F, Clark, J. Brosingfon. Underwater beauty in motion — lithe figures glide through sapphire water and clear bub- bles trace their path — figure eights and flower formations with perfect timing — the Aqua- belles have once again delighted everyone with their lovely Spring water show. This skillful group of girls meets once a week to enjoy the water and to rehearse for their programs. Be- sides the spring show, they also entertain dur- ing Parents ' week-end. Lett to right; Debbie Frost, Vice-Pr Mr Anarl, Advisor; Janet Brasingt Page Eighty-one l Ue realize tkat id an ciddet and podJeddlon modt lastina wau. hnowledae in the BARBARA ANNE BAILEY I ANNE STUART BARNETTE WHDS Who ' s Who Among Students in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges, a notional publication, recognizes out- standing seniors all over the United States. Each student chosen to appear in the publication receives a certificate of recognition. G. C. ' s Who ' s Who ore selected for their scholarship, partici- pation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and service to their school, and promise of future usefulness in the world. REBECCA BOLING CHAMBERS CAROL HUGHSON EICHHORN MARTHA MILLER FRYE Page Eighty-four THOMAS HILTON HOUSE MAR-r CArHAPiriE VICK Page Eighty-five GAMMA IOTA SIGMA Gamma Iota Sigma membership is open to junior and senior students who have outstanding qualities of scholarship, service, and character, as well as leadership in students activities The scholastic requirements are the same as those set forth by Phi Beta Kappa Seated: Brenda Howell, Sondra Calawoy; Joy Wilkins, Nancy Joyce, Eh Harris, Bob Reeves, Martha Frye, Marfho Lou Tucl er, Mary Catharine Ping Til ■ when pi Huldah Ferguson Stondmg: Becky Chambers, Nell e taken: Jack V all, JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Members of the Junior Honor Society are composed of those freshmen and sophomores who have met the required minimum scholastic overage of ninety, as well as possessing the qualities of a good citizen Seated: Brenda McKethan, Diane Suttles, Gail Hmsha Rothner, Linda Thomas. Standing: Randi Dahlgrc Syivio Robertson, Marie elia McC Brooks. SENIOR MARSHALS ANN SMITH Chief Marshal Senior Marshal, Hel White dresses, green sashes, and smiling faces typify the Senior Marshals, who act as G. C. hostesses at community meet- ings, recitals, concert-lecture programs, graduation exercises and other college-sponsored events. The chief marshal is elected by the senior class and aids the Dean of Students in selecting the other marshals dpint ana fiber throuan of claddmated. nerve fnenddkip SENIOR Jock VVuil, k ' .iMdtnt, Gail Young, Treosurer, Pot Smith, Secretary; ond Becky Chambers, Vice-Preside OFFICERS Carolyn Rose Abernethy ..._ Badin History-French Carolynn Cooper Adams -. - Rowland Elementory Educotion 4T Carolyn Miley Allen Durhar English Betty Ann Alley Richmond, Va. Philosophy- Religion SENIORS Connie Long Alley Winston-Salem Home Economics Robert Thomas Atkins Church Mu Troy Barbara Anne Bailey Gastonia Elementary Education Anne Stuart Barnette Philosophy-Religic Roxboro Janet Leslie Bender Arlington, Va. Elementary Educaton Alice Marie Biles Winston-Salem Elementary Education Janet Katherine Brasington Wadesboro Business Administration Ann Brawley - Mooresvillc History 19 6 3 Helen Marie Brewer Salisbury Elementory Education Jackie Lou Bridges - _ Smithfield History Sherry Brotherton Sanford Elementary Educotion Eleanor Ann Brown English Charlotte - ' ■►v., or ' 1 Hilda Bruton Litaker Pleasant Garden Elementary Education Julio Edith Burns VVadesboro Biology Catherine Neal Byrd - Elementary Educot Linden Philip Robert Byrum _ Greensboro Philosophy-Religion SENIORS Sandro Gail Caloway . Winston-Salen Philosophy- Religion Rebecca Boling Chambers Greensboro English Nancy Page Chandler - Hampton, Va. Philosophy- Religion Albert Franklin Cherry, Jr. Psychology Greensboro Janice Faye Corbett _. . --. Nashville Elementary Education Mary Frances Couch . . Norfolk, Va. Spanish Judy Clara Crissman Boonville Voice Sylvia Jo Edmunds Philosophy-Relig.o 19 6 3 Alice Ann Edwards Winston-Salem Speciol Education Caroline Hughson Eichhorn Greensboro Elementary Education Katherine Fasul Foyetteville Elementary Education Huldoh Ferguson Murfreesboro English i ' K ' r Frances Arden Fobes Southern Pines Philosophy- Religion Mary Kay Forbes Greensboro Elementary Education June Peace Foreman Greensboro Psychology Susan Kendall Freeman Biscoe Spectol Education SENIORS Martha Miller Frye Wmston-Salem Phrlosophy-Rehgion, English Mary Ann Fuller Greensboro Elementory Education Sara Patricia Gallagher Goldsboro Elementary Education Patricio Phillips Garrett _ . Greensboro Sociology Jennie Louise Greene Philosophy-Religjc Gates Foye Motley Gulley Winston-Salem Elementary Education Hannah Sue Hamer Charlotte Philosophy-Religion, Psychology Ruth Ann Harris Norfolk, Va Philosophy- Religion 19 6 3 Matilda Moseley Hollond Hollins, Va Elementary Educotion Martha Anne Hough Mouth of Wilson, Va Sociology Thomas Hilton House Psychology Brenda Carolyn Howell English, Philosophy, Religii Garysburg Eure if Annette Love Hunt Burlington Art Judith Raye Jarrett Galax, Va. Elementary Education Jean Gray Jerome Elizabeth City History Sylvia Belle Jones Asheboro Elementary Education SENIORS Patricia Ann Knight Alexandria, Va. Sociology- English Frances Fung Kwok Hong Kong, B C C. Sociology Martha Rebecca Leach Littleton Special Education Mar)orie Sarah Locke . .-. . .. High Point Home Economics Dolores Lee McCaskill Biscoe Elementary Education Letitia Ann McGoogan Hertford Music Education Margaret Bingham McLeod Rceford Music Education Rebecca Jane McQueen Greensboro Art 19 6 3 Martha Carole Mehaffey Newton Elementary Educatior Patricia Ann Mitchell Fairmont Sociology Jane Beane Moore Greensboro Special Educotion Metaleen Morgan _ Hickory Philosophy-Religion V- Joan EliSQ Morrow _ _ Greensboro Elementary Education Peggy Josephine Neill Greensboro Elementary Education Jan Norvell Morganton Elementary Education Barbara Ann O ' Bryant .-__ Reidsville Home Economics SENIORS Mary Judith Odell Lenoir Theresa Fenfon Ormond Hickory Special Education Paula Lee Overton Wadesboro Elementary Educotion Nancy Jean Page Yanceyville English Juliette Stuart Passavant Henderson Speciol Education Dan Mitchell Pearce Greensboro Charles Ami Perret Jacksonville, Flo, Business Administration Clarence Edward Peurifoy Concord Pre-Ministenol 19 6 3 Janice Mane Polster Salem, Va. Church Music Richard Bruce Porter Wilmington, Del. Biology Dianne Pritchard Elizabeth City Elementary Educotion Ellen Celeste Pritchard Elementary Edu Asheville % Mary Carolyn Ratcllffe Waynesville Elementary Educotion Robert Henry Reeves, III Salisbury Church Music-Organ Pauline Elizabeth Satterfield Mebane French Florence Jane Shoaf Madison, N. J. Sociology SENIORS Virginia Ann Shuford - - .- --Hickory Special Education Ruby Carol Sluder Thomasville Philosophy- Religion Patricia Ann Smith Valdese Philosophy- Religion Stella Ann Smith Ashcvillc Phyllis Smith ._ Greensboro Elementary Education Barbora Lynn Stallings Thomasvllle Philosophy- Religion Sara Ellen Stamey Lexington Art Linda Jane Taylor Arlington, Va. Elementary Education 19 6 3 Nelle Mane Teele Shelby Church Music Jane Rountree Thompson Greensboro English Hie Ping Ting Sibu, Sarawak Biology Linda White Totten _ . Guilford College Spanish ♦ - Martha Tucker Burroughs Wadesboro Elementary Education Cecilia Gordon Turnage .. Chester, Va, English Beatrice Warner Vance Kernersvllle MusiC Education Mary Catherine Vick Psychology Raleigh SENIORS Andrew Jackson Wall, Jr. ... Psychology Elaine Bell Ware Madison Greensboro Betsy Jane Whitener Gastonia Elementary Education Nancy Kate Wilklns Greensboro Psychology • - Julia Morrison Williams Monroe Elementary Education Suzanne Williams Forest Hills, N. Y. Speech Jeonette Thomas Wilson Elementary Edu Brenda Womble Greensboro Sanford 19 6 3 Patricia Gail Young Asheville Business Administration- Economics a Page One Hundre d Fi ' JUNIOR I i I 1 1 ' 1 3 - ' i Seated; Ruth Stough, Vice-President; Sandra Lineberger, Secretory. Standing: Mary Martha Hutchens, W.S.G.A. Representative, Sherry Clodfelter, Treasurer; and Jane Bullock, President. OFFICERS Rebecca Neal Adkins _ _ Marion Audrey Lou Allen _ - Greensboro Clair W Allyn Hornell, N Y. Nancy Virginia Altizer Chorlotte Bobbilynne Barnes - - Fairmont Martha Lee Begor Wilmington Elaine Patricia Belongia Elizabeth City Alice Marie Benson Battleboro Norma Van Landingham Binder Charlotte JUNIORS Jane Botton Block Charlotte Vivian Ray Blackwell Leaksville Martha Ann Bland Fayetteville Saroh Lee Blonton .-- Shelby LeRoy Russell Bonneau Mossopequo, N. Y. Mary Lynn Bowen Reidsville Mary Lynne Bowles Greensboro Flora Jennette Breedlovc Henderson Jane Frances Bullock Kannapolis William Ted Byrd Chase City, Vo Doris Nell Cagle -- Greensboro Mary Thomas Carter Mt, Airy Mary Elizabeth Chafin Winston-Salem Jo Allison Clary Winston-Salem Druid Miles Clodfelter Greensboro Theresa Sharon Clodfelter Lexington Lynda Jewell Connell Rockingham Corel Jeanette Cox Winston-Salem 19 6 4 Frances Anne Crawford - . Rowland Frances Little Davis Gastonia Linda Gayle Dilling Gastonia Virginia Ann Dulin Waynesville Anne Bailiff Eggers Glen Alpine Deone Ellis Lincolnton Arden Jeannette Evans Macon, Go Jacqueline Lee Farrington Greensboro Ellen Jean Fentriss Greensboro .H K 1 V ' J ' : D Jeffrey Elwell Ferris Auburn, N, Y. James Wesley Foreman, III Elizabeth City Tommie Foscue - Maysville Deborah Ann Frost Laurinburg Beverly West Frye Charlottesville, Va Mrs Patricia McKenzie Frye Pilot Mountain ji  v 4 4 . Catherine Reade Gentry Roxboro M Josephine Gibson Gibson Vicki Ludia Godfrey Bryson City JUNIORS Jennie Elizabeth Gray Marion Doris Mane Gregson Liberty Jane Griebel ___ ___. Trevor, Wis. Judith S, Guild Greensboro Cindy Heafling _._ Monroe Jack B Manner _ _ Greensboro Florence Ann Harris Thomosville Dorothy Nell Harris Kinston Barbara Jane Harrison Henderson M Susan Hayes Goldston Linda Merle Heckord Gastonia James S Helm Greensboro Doris Jean Helms -. Monroe Sally Owen High -_ Whiteville Betty Aileen Hood Sanford Margaret Ann Hood - Salisbury Judith Anne Howard High Point Gale O ' Neal Johnson Vinton, Va 19 6 4 Linda Johnson -Savannah, Go Susan Johnson Smithfield Ginger Sanders Johnston Norfolk, Va Adrienne Leonna Jones Greensboro Madelyn Carole Kearns High Point Patricia Watson Keith Greensboro Rebecca Yvonne Kincaid Reidsville Donese R, Knight - Stokesdale Ruth Annette Lancaster New Bern . ■ - : ■ ' -i w Richard S Lenhart Spencerport, N Y. Mae Helen Lewis Red Springs Carolyn Marie Lilley . Gatesville Sandra Jean Lineberger Winston-Salem Muriel E Lyford Exeter, N H Leslie Louise Lytle Asheville Virginia Anne Mclver Emily Dianne McSwain Sonford Belmont Claudine Claire Minieri Jackson Heights, N. Y. JUNIORS Anna Kathryn Misenheimer Maxton Cathy McLin Moore Leaksville Marilyn Moore Asheville Phebe E Mucke Old Saybrook, Conn. Patricia Jo Orr Mountain Home Jane Thompson Overman Raleigh Linda Hayes Pearson Fayetteville Susan Pollard -. - Southern Pines Margaret Christian Potts Alexandria, Va Martha May Powell Greensboro Mary Ray Powell Greensboro Dorlene Elizabeth Rathien Vienna, Va, Linda Norberta Rector Newport News, Va. Joanne Paulo Reece Winston-Solem Judith Isabelle Rice Yanceyville Ginger Rink Joseph Ritchie Judy Irene Routh 19 6 4 Greensboro Elizobethton, Tenn. Greensboro Louise Dalmos Ruch Croley, Pa Beverly Jean Samford Richmond, Va Marilyn Irene Schofield Irvington, N J Carolyn Cole Scott _ . Fair Bluff ff Mary Emma Scott Richmond, Va ¥ 1 Beverley Price Sherrill Statesville y Marilyn Jane Smith Mount Holly Sandra Koye Smith -Lexington Elizabeth Ruth Stough _ . Clevelanil J IS. r V Lee Ada Stuart -- — Charlotte Helen Sue Thrift — - Lakeland, Flo Carol K Upchurch Durham Thomas Marvin Vick, III Raleigh Linda Kaye Ward Lexington Brendo Purvis Warren Plymouth Glenda Margaret Waugh Mooresville Catherine Jane White Greensboro Joyce Flippin Wilkins -.. Sanford JUNIORS Sara Lou Williams Lexington Wanda Murray Williams Hollins, Vo, Edith Denny Winfree Richmond, Va Susan Arlen Wright Roanoke, Va David Crone Young Canisteo, N, Y. Mrs Margaret Morgan Young Greensboro Page One Hundred Fourteen . ' ■ Page One Hundred Fifte SOPHOMORE Jimmy Kick, President; Margarcl Haiiy, Secretary, Pucky Lewis, Vice-President, and Betty Jo Smith, Tri OFFICERS Carolyn J Alcorn Leaksville Charlotte Carter Anderson Whitokers J Michael Andrews New Cumberland, Po Ponzo Fuller Armfleld Concord Margaret Jean Baker Hockessin, Del. Linda Ruth Ball Greensboro Mary F Barnes Rocky Mount Barbara Louise Beaman Greensboro Carolyn Jane Biggerstaff Burlington Suzonne Louise Black Arlington, Vo Ella Margaret Bone Nashville Thomas Michael Browley Mooresville SOPHOMORES Sandra Gail Brower Wadesboro Judy Kay Burress Wilmington Joan Corel Butler Philadelphia, Pa Wallas Jack Coraher Richmond, Vo Betty Jean Clodfelter Thomosville Carolyn Elizabeth Conrad High Point Daniel Whitney Conway Greensboro Brenda Paulette Cook Leasburg Sallie Leiia Corr Kinston Mary Frances Council Roanoke, Vo Gerald Eugene Cowan Morion Clark Frank Cox Asheville Betty Carolyn Crover Judith Corlene Crotts Lexington Elizabeth Mossey Crow Jayne Anno Culbertson Denton Robbins V Robbins William B A Culp, Jr. Sylva Karen Sue Cunningham Greensboro Rebecca Wray Cunningham Chamblee, Go Betty Geroldlne Davis Galax, Va Nell Reid Davis Thomasville Anne Louise Day Roxboro Celio Parsons Deaton Ellerbe Julie Anne Dodson Greenville I 1965 Sharon Elizabeth Eldridge 1 m Greensboro Hr Sharon Rebecca Eller Wm - A Abingdon, Va. IMF n Miles Edward Farster W - Hampton, Va. Jock Edwin Fields _ Greensboro f Elizabeth Botte Foil Salisbury Elizabeth Jacqueline Garrison Salisbury Peggy Clyde Gibson Laurinburg Betty Lynn Gilbert Stotesville 8%r Pomelo Dorothy Glensor Charlotte William Henry Hagen Mexico, N. Y Revere C Harbourt Netcong, N J Mary Emma Harris Kinston I V ? imdtM p c tff tf Mildred Judith Harris Durham Johnnie Lynn Harrold Winston-Salem Margaret Scott Harry Salisbury Gary Williom Hedrick Bellmore, N. Y. Migeon Roseman Helms Goldsboro Connie LaRue Hepler Zebulon David S. Herscher New York, N. Y. Betsy Shedd Hicks Raleigh Mary Lynnette Holcombe Greenville Patsy Jean Hough Fredericksburg, Vo- Anne Everett Howland Elkin Emily Marie Huckobee McLeansville SOPHOMORES Mary Rodgers Hunter Charlotte Sally Lynn Hutton Greensboro Gary Lee Jeffrey Cleveland, N Y. David P. Jensen Greensboro Claudia Ann Johnson Mary Carr Johnson Linda Frances Jones Yadkinville Wilmington Patricia Frances Jones Roxboro Charlotte Mark William Kennedy Fulton, N. Y. Richard H Kenner Endicott, N. Y, John A Kimes Oil City, Pa. James E Kirk, Jr. Richmond, Vo. Leo Harold Lawson Lumberton Vivie E. Lear Raleigh Mary Lillian Lewis Kings Mountain Barbara Anne Lineberger Winston-Solem Julio Kay McCulloch Carroll McDonnell Betsy John McKee Sara Douglas McPha Lexington Durants Neck Morganton il Enfield Jane Wyatt Marshall Winston-Salem Elizabeth Raven Mathewes Lake Junaluska Joy S. Mazzola Baltar, N Y. Tara Campbell Mescal Sao Paulo, Brazil 1965 Peter Obdyke Meyerson Netcong, N, J Toni Anne Morrison Chevy Chase, Md Thomas Woodrow Murphy Siler City Louis Herman Murray Greensboro George Raymond Nessenthaler Philadelphia, Pa Patricia Ann Newton Greensboro Margaret Diane Oakley Henderson Taylor Grant Owens, Jr. Greensboro Margaret Elizabeth Parsons Belmont Henrietta M. Peele Elizabeth City Mary Beth Porter Raleigh Sandra Wilson Poteat Yanceyville Patsy Lee Pugh Galax, Va. Sylvia Elizabeth Robertson Leaksville Martha S, Russell Burlington miM .4 Martha Catherine Scarborough Lumberton Kendall Scott Schaefer Winston-Salem Douglass Schocke Greensboro Anna Ree Seagle Kannapolis Carolyn Andrews Sessoms Greensboro Betty Jo Smith- Greensboro SOPHOMORES Diane Hardy Smith Salisbury Nancy Jane Snow Winston-Salem Virginia M, Stoinbock Elmhurst, III. i y. m M Marilyn Elizabeth Starling Jacksonville Julian Edward Stewart Burlington Jane Leslie Stone Richmond, Va Poge One Hundred Twenty-two Elizabeth Ann Taylor Morehead City Lynda Carroll Thomas Roxboro Spencer Gordon Thompson Kenmore, N Y. Marlene Sue Vest Mary Jane Vick Roonoke, Va Doris Jean Voncannon Norwood Asheboro Judy Anne Wallace Troy John Wanzenried Cleveland, N Y Bernard Lloyd Ward Wilmington, Del 1965 Mary Ann Waters Clayton Lucinda Baldwin Webster Litchfield, Conn Lee E. Werst Greensboro Elaine Gordon Westmoreland Winston-Salem Marion H Whitaker Richmond, Va Leslie C Wicker Sanford Richord David Wilson Olean, N. Y. f ) n 7W- yy-, t4 ifMiitfi Page One Hundred Twenty-three FRESHMAN Fronk Norwood, Treasurer, Ginqer Varner, Secretary, Tommy Troxler, President, and Patricio Bourne, Vice-President. OFFICERS b X r V ' V- f (S f Ruth Ann Angel Whiteville Dalcho Fields Bailey Lumberton Linda Kay Barker Statesville Eleanor Starr Earnhardt Winston-Salem Susan Faye Beasley Tarboro Alberta McNabb Bedingfield Greensboro Martha Scott Benson __ Hickory Norborne Berkeley Greensboro Patricio Hooker Bourne Greensboro Mildred Catherine Boyd . . Norfolk, Va. Marilyn Browley Mooresville Ronald Clyde Bray Norfolk, Va. D Carolyn Brewer Hickory Barbara Ann Brindle Arlington, Vo. Linda Frances Brooks Monroe Doris Evelyn Broome Camp Lejeune FRESHMEN Martha Sue Brown Boonville Frieda Lee Bumgarner Charlotte Barbara Ann Byrd - Chose City, Va. Helen Rebecca Coin Greensboro Mary Frances Corrigan Salisbury Rebecca Louise Cashott Gastonia Carol Dudley Cote Durham Janet Denise Gates Greensboro Anne Auten Cherry Charlotte Frances Armisteod Clarke Fairfax, Va. John Grafton Cockey Alexandria, Va. Asheboro Nancy Wilford Cooper Arlington, Va. Libby Jo Cowan Spindole Alice Delight Craft Norfolk, Va. Karen Jeannine Cramer Bridgeport, N Y. Dianne Buris Crowell Hendersonvllle Bettye Anne Crump Thomasville Randi Jean Dahlgran Laurens, S. C. Lynne Cheryl Dale Portsmouth, Va. Colleen Beatrice Davis Fairfax, Va Carol Elizabeth deBruyne Durham Kenneth Robert Dunnder Summit, N J Fred Robert Edgecomb Presque Isle, Me C Scott Elliott Sea Girt, N J Betty Yule Eubank Raleigh Edward William Folb _ _. Stamford, Conn Larry Jackson Folds - Greensboro Iris Elizabeth Ford Leaksville Nancy Ellen Forrest McLean, Va Elaine Gail Fox Granite Falls Joy Ruth Freel Asheville 19 6 6 Hickory Roxboro Brenda Carole Ginn Susan Phelps Glover Kinston Lake Waccamow Michael Bernard Gorman Atlantic City, N J Mary Berkeley Green South Boston, Vo. Nan Rochelle Hageman Fairfax, Va. Darling Anne Hamilton Charlotte Ruth Jane Harrington Greensboro Deirdre Moiro Harris Wilmington, Mass Janet Anita Harrison Greensboro Ann Lynn Hawkins Charlotte Nancy Lorraine Heorn Linda Dianne Heffner Anne Osborne Hensley Mary Robin Hester Charlotte Greensbor o Asheville Winston-Solem 9: O Beuloh Elizabeth Higgins High Point Barbara Gail Hinshaw Greensboro Erwin T. Hoadley Clay, N. Y. Cheryl Kay Hopkins _ Greensboro Mary Catherine Hopkins Judith Lee Howell Martha Hamlin Huggin Nancy Lynn Huntley Davidson Charlotte Gastonio Beaufort Burton Sickler Hurff Ann Carter Hutter Beth Elaine Isgett Frank A. Jaklitsch Hodden Heights, N. J. Lynchburg, Vo. Winston-Salem Farmingdale, N. Y. Roy Kellam James Exmore, Va. Harry Kells Jenkins Berkeley Heights, N. J. Marsha Lynn Johnson Newfield, N. Y. Joan Brantley Johnstone Charlotte FRESHMEN Kathryn Elizabeth Jones Winston-Salem Sylvia Scottie Kellam Greensboro Martha Russell King Forest City Sarah Elizabeth King Winston-Salem Charles W Kivett Asheboro Carolyn Elaine Koonts High Point Warren Ben Lamb Maplewood, N. J. Carolyn Veils Lanier -- Denton Janet Wampler Lowing Lincolnton Judith Ann Lester Boy Village, Ohio Howard Allen Levin Vineland, N J. Mary Joyce Love -. -- Newton Joe Clare Lowman _ Charlotte Cile Belle McConnell - Atlanta, Go. Winnifred Murray McCurdy Lexington Joan Lee McKenzie Pilot Mountoin Brenda Ann McKethan Fayetteville Cathy Antoinette McLendon Burlington Richard Arthur McNaney Waterloo, N. Y, Donna Marie Martin Greensboro Elizabeth Ann Martin Judy Hynes Mattox Jonathan Howard May Bonito Lou Merlik Mary Dickson Moore Morion Nisbet Morrison Phillip Kent Musselman Frank Norwood ___ Leaksville Radford, Va. Randallstown, Md. Atlanta, Ga Gainesville, Ga. Monroe W. Towson, Md. Florence, S C. Richard Lynn Ogburn Greensboro Carolyn Jerrie Parsons Fayetteville Priscillo Ellen Phillips Durham Mary Hundley Philpott — Lexington 19 6 6 Patricio Anne Plaster Elkin Mark Lewis Pollard Livingston, N J Philip Michael Price Greensboro Soroh Elizabeth Pugh __ Asheboro Betty Jo Rothner Elizabeth City Brenda Laura Reisig . . Asheville Steven Barry Rendelmon For Rockowoy, N Y. Neldo Gay Reynolds Carthage William Chorles Schirmer Stanfordville, N. Y. Tessio Ann Shombley Durhom Carolyn Sue Smith Greensboro Julee Umsteod Smith . _ Lexington Marilyn Kay Smith Greensboro Susan Booker Smith __ Ivor, Va, Vicki Lou Snider „. ,. -.High Point Mandy Sonneborn ..._ Charlotte Catherine Suzanne Stafford N Wilkesboro Phyllis Anne Stollings ,- _ -Winston-Salem Barbara Grace Stanback Wodesboro Jerry Richard Steil Fort Lee, N. J. Jesse C Stephenson, III Joellen Vaughn Stith William W. Suitt . Stephanie Lynne Summey Boykins, Vo. Winston-Salem Riverdole, N, Y. Greensboro Nancy Diane Suttles Raleigh Kathleen Mary Thomas _ -Newport News, Va. Martha Thomas - Winston-Salem Alan Carter Thompson „-Williamston Richard Lee Thorne -- — .-Wilmington Robert Thomas Troxler Greensboro Teresa Ann Tyren Durham Eleanor F, Upton Takomo Pork, Md. FRESHMEN Robert Louise Vonn Benson Ginger Jordan Varner - .- Lexington CeluQ Elizabeth Vaughn Travelers Rest, S. C. William Laworance Volz Stafford Springs, Conn. Pamela Gay Waggoner Greensboro Bonnie Carol Wagoner Greensboro Cathy Preston Waldron Greensboro Margaret Covington Walker Raleigh Pam Warren ... ._ Chapel Hill Martha Linda Wotkins .. . Forest City Kerr Francis Watson, Jr. Greensboro Susan Morgueritte Wells Henrietta Lecil Elaine Williams Moyodon Ino Lee Wooley Charlotte Jock Albert Wylam Rochester, N. Y. Linda Carol Yard Princeton, N. J. l Ue tctuah thmu k aolden nourA oP manu excitement. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Page One Hundred Thirty-four COMBO PARTY At lo-.! vj poiiv v-n campus in our own Studenr Cc Let ' s twist again . . . Page One Hundred Thirty-five CHRISTMAS DANCE Crystallette icicles glisten and feathery flakes drift from cloud- swept skies . . . an Ice Palace in shimmering silver . . , winter sparkles in G white Page One Hundred Thirty-six JUNIOR- SENIOR The Last Dance, Page One Hundred Thirty-seven CI f ( ourt r 1 lisd ulvia C clmundd 1 1 ' la II ya iii ' i ' n 1963 r v [isd Uirainia .ArlL iVlcilil of J onor 1963 f jj C at iu (AJurd Senior ' ftemlcinl f jj (Ji clu l- a 66civan I Senior .. tteiiclunl ff jj Frances rJjci Uid jj Audu il lce Aunior .Arttenaaiit m. Wa.aa.etPc raa ret I ardonJ S onli oni ore tten dan t I nidi d eltu S tanin f S opnomore liendanl 9 f jj rl lcircia olinSon m.a tanne reshinan ttenacint ' iptf - ' ' ' I ' itM ifi ) . One Hundred Fifty We depart realizing lingerers are malingerers but turning to aze at things that will never change. Page One Hundred Fifty-( Amidst the familiar will stand ' ' ; i ' . i i. V - . ' y- i , 4 ' w , . •« « IY m. : ' ' -w r . Ik - rt v , • 4« ■ ' ' - • the new and the unique. Am, IfMfti ' i ' ' . -y -rif _, 1 : ||B9k ' gf : 3i?v ' ■fc bw 1 1 fc K ' ' ;-.: ' ' ' ' ti js--,, -;■-. ; ' -• TVze memory carried, but the future left in the hands of capable id d men ana women an striving youn students. tr M Sb W— _1L. Ite ' i AA uertldemen 16 GREENSBORO COLLEGE • A senior coeducational college offering A B , B S., B Mus , B Mus.Ed. degrees • A small college, limited to 650 students • A college where personal relationships count; one faculty member for every fourteen students • A college with high academic standing, approved by the mapr 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 One Hundred Sixty MONTALDd ' S ELM AT GASTON GREENSBORO, N. C. CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION COATS— SUITS— DRESSES— HATS ACCESSORIES— COSMETICS SPORTSWEAR— SHOES— LINGERIE-FURS Switch to electricity for a better life DUKE POWER Burlini toii The Burlington Triangle of Burlington Industries, the Greatest Name in Textiles, is your warranty of the best in its field. Burlington ixd STRIES. IJJC. Greensboro, N. C. Page One Hundred Sixty-( PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE ECHO iillllTH nUDIO 12 East Hargett Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Sixty tv Brewer Paint Wallpaper Co. CONTRACTORS 1424 WESTOVER TERRACE — GREENSBORO, N. C. — DIAL BR 4-5403 (x)jiiJL POTATO CHIPS FOLEY ' S HEALTH AND BEAUTY-AID MERCHANDISERS HIGH POINT, N. C. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Courtesy Demonstration by Appointment Telephone BR 4-1879 124 West Sycamore Street GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of COFFEE SERVICE, INC. 1133 W. First Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. VVi ' li:ome Loll.jg. ' Students TROPICANA STEAK HOUSE 2700 High Point Road Charcoal Room Seafood Room Tropic Room — Dancing Nightly ORCHESTRA Open 7 days a week No cover charges except on Saturday Night Compliments of NORTH STATE CHEVROLET CO., Inc. 451 N. Eugene St. BR 5-8471 Page One Hundred S xty-thr. Soar and (Tattle WEST MARKET STREET EXTENSION SPACIOUS PARKING GROUND join the college gang for 3 delicious bite to eat at Greensboro ' s most popular sandwich shop. Compliments of ilCHELL - FRV IKSURAKCE WXi Jefferson Building Phone 275-1316 GREENSBORO, N. C. fRANKLIN DRUG STORK, Int. FIVE STORES TO SERVE YOU 401 Tote Street 4701 High Point Rood 2140 Lowndole Drive 3813 E. Bessemer 1461 E. Cone Boulevard Page One Hundred Sixty-four J. JENKINS SONS CO. Manufacturers of GREENSBORO COLLEGE RINGS— PINS 2601 W. Lexington St. Baltimore 23, Md. HANES-LINEBERRY FUNERAL SERVICE 401 W. Market St. Phone 2-5158 GREENSBORO, N. C. COLUMBIA LAUNDRY Luxury Dry Cleaning At Popular Prices ONE DAY SERVICE EIGHT LOCATIONS IN GREENSBORO SAME DAY SERVICE HUNT COAL COMPANY COAL— FUEL OIL Lynn R. Hunt, Owner 200 Dean Street Phone BR 2-3161 JOHNSON ' S ESSO SERVICE 24 Hour ESSO Service 600 W. Market Street GREENSBORO, N. C. One Hundred Sixty-fix BiBSiSiS PBPSl now its Pepsi for those who think young Phone CY 9-1341 3317 Spring Garden Compliments of STATESVILLE FLOUR MILLS KERNERSVILLE, N. C. Everyone Should Have Student Accident Insurance CH MBIEE mwm[ miY RALEIGH, N. C. THE COMPANY, INC. John Carlton Jester Manufacturer ' s Representatives School Blazers Skirts Southeastern States School Sales Division 2202 West Market Street Greensboro, N. C. • Phone 273-8281 APPLE HOUSE 332 Tate Street 439 West Market Street 51 1 Summit Avenue 152 Bishop Street Dairy Bar Pizza Pies, Do-Nuts to take out. 24 HOUR SERVICE Page One Hundred Sixty-; If it is for the office, we have it OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES Engraved Wedding Invitations and Announcements S. T. WYRICK and COMPANY 117 N. Greene St. Phone BR 2-4133 Coke brings you back refreshed eOIIlED UNDER  UTHOBITV Of THE COCA COLA COMPANY   Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Company Greensboro, North Carolina McNEELY ' S DRUG STORE Just Across the Way Phone BR 2-5117 718 W. Market St. GREENSBORO, N. C. ENJOY ' S P ' Wherever You Meet for Refreshing Treats I . 3 1; , I I I utter Wl:.i ' ' - • •! Pea B ...... « ' , Sandwiches iV ' !:; i - Peanuts Candy Potato Chips dbUMJ ukrw. looo piooucis.iNC. There ' s None Better Than ' S P. ' Page One Hundred Sixty-seven p It Takes Good Equipment To Build Good Roads For the best in construction and road building equipment, ports and service, call or visit our plant nearest you. INTERNATIONAL Construction Equipment NORTH CAROLINA EQUIPMENT COMPANY RALEIGH - GREENVILLE - WILMINGTON - GREENSBORO Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Compliments of RYAN G KORNEGAY PIEDMONT BARBER BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY 111 South Dovie Street GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ' A good company to be insured with- A good company to work for. f- ilat JLife JfnA(tran re Companif GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA OLIVER ' S DRUG STORE 457 W. Morket Street The Store of Personal Service Holf Way to Town Phone BR 2-4007 Compliments of TRADERS CHEVROLET CO., INC. 215 E. Market BR 2-2146 Compliments of SIMMONS PRINTING COMPANY 829 Glenwood Avenue GREENSBORO, N. C. BELLWOOD FOOD PRODUCTS Distributed by W. H. Williams and Company 20 South 14th Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CAftTtRIAS ASHEVILLE N C ATLANTA, GA CHARLOTTE, N I DURHAM, N C WASHINGTON, D ( CHATTANOOGA, TES GREENSBORO, N C RICHMOND, VA FALLS CHURCH, VA KNOXVILI.E, TENN RALEIGH, M C. ROANOKE, VA LYNCHBURG, VA Page One Hundred Sixty-nine Hot Shoppes CURB SERVICE TABLE SERVICE 1100 Summit Ave., Greensboro Meet Your Friends At Hot Shoppes Just Next To The Oaks Motel Catering to the college girl Ueihii A FLOWERS GIFTS 948 Summit Avenue BR 5-7272 Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Compliments of T. E. ALLEN SON INSURANCE AGENCY 509-510 Wachovia Bank Building DURHAM, N. C. NEW HOME BUILDING SUPPLY A Complete One-Stop Service Lumber — Mill work — Masonry — Hardware Manufacturers of Yellow Pine Framing Sheathing 625 S. Mendenhall Greensboro, N. C. Phones: 272-4101—275-1616 Poge One Hundred Seventy HOME FEDERAL Savings S. Lniin Assiii:iiiti(iii Main Office 113 N. Greene Street Plaza Branch 1702 Battleground Avenue Summit Branch 1201 Summit Avenue Friendly Branch 617 Green Valley Rood GREENSBORO, N. C. MOORE MUSIC COMPANY Steinway — Conn Story Clark — Wurlitzer 615 W. Morket Street GREENSBORO, N. C. THE LOTUS RESTAURANT Chinese and American Dishes 105 South Greene Street We prepare orders of chow mein and chop suey to take out. MANOR MOTEL 1045 West Market Street Telephone BR 3-2517 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Methodist Board of Publication, Inc. Publishers of NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE N. C. Methodism ' s News Weekly Magazine Operators of Piedmont Press Commercial Printers 429 W. Gaston St. P. 0. Box 508 GREENSBORO, N. C. DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT CARRY THIS lABEl... ARE GRADE ' A -AIL THE WAYI COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER Page One Hundred Seventy-one PHiPPS HARDWARE COMPANY, IKC. Sporfing Goods Gift Dept. 215 N. Elm Street JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Boats — Trailers — Marine Supplies • Sales and Service ' 2601 S. Elm Street GREENSBORO, N. C. For the Styles you see in your Favorite Fashion Magazines 7 uJ cu? t ■ Suits — Dresses — Coats Lingerie — Accessories Dyed to match sportswear 221 S. Elm St. Greensboro, N. C. WjDudSL-lfUJtSL SANDWICHES JUBILEE SALADS CITY OPTICIANS 113 West Gaston Street GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Telephones: 272-4693—272-2139 W H Lightfoot Compliments of S. H. KRESS CO. 208 South Elm GREENSBORO, N. C. POWELL ' S Fine Shoes !. Miller — Mademoiselle Paradise — Joyce — Spalding Keith Highlander 115 S. Elm St. GREENSBORO, N. C. Phone BR 2-0021 EARL ' S SERVICE Market and Cedar Streets GREENSBORO, N. C. Compliments of K EEN ' S STUDIO OF 202 ' 2 W. Market GREENSBORO, N. C PHOTOGRAPHY Phone BR-3-3700 Page One Hundred Seventy-two 1101 Summit Ave. 2807 High Point Rd. Battleground — Windover Intersection r ' r i ' iri i i- i— s— I— j lfMf ADRIAN STOUT ARCHITECT Page One Hundred Seventy-thr, Mcci Ynnr Incuds . . . . 1 The carhx GUILFORD DAIRY BARS MILK SHAKES— CONES— BANANA SPLITS Mm iiur ] liniictdwii Diiiry 3939 W. Market Street ]616 West Lee Summit Shopping Center Plaza Shopping Center Friendly Shopping Center South Gate Shopping Center CT Compliments of Young Brothers EDITiOnDS Welding Service DRUG STORES Electric Acetylene Welding SUMMIT CENTER BR 4-1585 Portable Equipment for Outside Work FRIENDLY ROAD BR 9 2233 (Guilford College) ALUMINUM AND ALLOY WELDING PLAZA CENTER BR 4 8418 McDUFFIE— EUBANKS BR 2-4154 1 Downtown ) 27 Buxton Avenue AL 3 3541 ASHEVILLE, N. C. O S ' • Poge One Hundred Seventy-four ENGRAVINGS BY CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY PRINTING AND BINDING BY OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Qreensboro College Bookstore Page One Hundred Seventy-five BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mrs Margaret (Mrs H L ) Bettis, 906 Hammel Road, Greensboro. Mr. W C Boren, III, P O Box 9172, Greensboro. Mr W C, Calton, North Caroline Equipment Company, Raleigh. Mr. Richard T. Chatham, Jr , Chatham Manufacturing Company, Elkin. Mr. James T Comer, Box 1010, Gastonia. Mr. Ivy Cowan, Stonecutter Mills, Spindale. Mr. J. C. Cowan, Jr., Box L- 1 (201 1 Lafayette Avenue), Greensboro. The Reverend Graham S Eubank, 2234 Wheeler Road, Raleigh. Mr George D Finch, Box 1 (225 West Colonial Drive), Thomasville Mr J Wesley Foreman, Carolina Building, Elizabeth City. Miss Frances Griffin, The Journal-Sentinel, Winston-Salem. Mr. J, G Hones, P. O Box 1413, Winston-Salem Mrs. Elizabeth C Harbison (Mrs J W), 911 North Washington Street, Shelby. Miss Claire Harris, 133 North Main Street, Roxboro Mrs. Reuben Hatcher, Cole Manufacturing Company, Charlotte. Dr. C, C Herbert, Jr , Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, High Point. Dr. E L HiNmon, 816 Buchanan Boulevard, Durham Mr. Thomas C Hoyle, Sr , Box 1747, Greensboro. Mr. Nile Hunt, Department of Public Instruction, Raleigh. Mr William W McCracken, Jr, Park Avenue, Henderson. Mr W A McGirt, P O Box 1079, Wilmington Mr. Dennis Myers, 808 Johnston Building, Charlotte. Mr, W, Y Preyer, Sr., Vick Mfg Division of Richardson Merrell, Inc , 737 Milton Street, Greensboro. Mr. George M Rotterman, The Mebone Company, Mebane Judge Marshall T Spears, P O Box 270, Durham. Mrs. Grace Wallace Taylor (Mrs J C ), 3306 Evans Street, Morehead City. The Reverend T Marvin Vick, Edenton Street Methodist Church, P. Box 1926, Raleigh Dr. Wilson 0, Weldon, Myers Park Methodist Church, P O Box 6094, Charlotte 7. Dr. Charles D White, First Methodist Church, 206 N Fayetteville Street, Asheboro Mr Colder Wamble, Wachovia Bank Building, Wmston-Salem Mr Blond Worley, Wachovia Bonk Trust Company, Greensboro. Page One Hundred Se REGISTER OF FACULTY AND STAFF Ackley, H. Clayton, Assistant to the President and Director of Development; Colonial Avenue. Anders, Eriine (Mrs, W. D), Resident Counselor; Greensboro College, Men ' s Residence HolL Per- manent oddress; P O Box 275, Hendersonville, Andrews, Harold G , Jr , Assistant Professor of Music; 208 V2 Leftwich Street, Permanent address: Box 292 Hyannis, Moss, Arioil, William S, Director and Associate Professor of Physicial Education; 106 West Avondale. Baker, John E,, Dean of Instruction and Registrar, 2809 New Hanover Drive, Barker, Peggy J, (Miss), Secretary to the Assistant to the President; 1802 West Market Street. Bawden, H, T , Professor of Education, 571 1 Hackney Rood Bennett, Luther A , Librarian and Associate Professor of Library Science, 1 102 Guilford Avenue. Bennett, Kathryn (Mrs, Luther A.), Assistant Librarian; 1012 Guilford Avenue. Booker, Kate (Mrs J, H ), Resident Counselor; Greensboro College, Main Building, Permanent ad- dress: c o Mrs David Neol, Route 1, Reidsville, Boren, Jean (Mrs Malcolm), Instructor in Speech Correction; 610 Rockford Road- Bowles, Charles P , College Choplain, Pastor of West Market Street Methodist Church: 2100 West Market Street Broswell, Collie (Mrs William E,), Instructor (part-time) in Art; 307 Tote Street. Brock, Mary (Miss), Alumni Secretary, 21512 Westover Terrace, Burrus, Blanche (Miss), Associate Professor of Piano and Theoreticol Music; Greensboro College, Hud- son Hall, Permanent address: Rutherford College Crowder, Louise (Mrs, J, D ), Assistant to the Registrar and Dean of Instruction; 110 College Place. Cullis, Irene (Miss), Professor of Art, 136 Mclver Street, Davis, Myrtis (Miss), Associate Professor of Mathematics, 2707 Holly Drive. Dunstan, Robert T., Professor of Romance Languages; 2129 Pinecroft Road. Frazier, William R., Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration; 547 Woodvale Drive, Frazier, Sara Lou (Mrs William R ), Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 547 Woodvale Drive. Gilmore, Brooks W,, College Physician, 342 N. Elm Street. Residence: 1502 Northfield. Ginnings, Paul M., Professor of Chemistry and Physics; 214 Hermitage Road. Hansen, Don W., Associate Prefessor of Music; 1 1 3 W. Newlyn Street. Hansen, Jo Plum (Mrs. Don W.), Assistant Professor (part-time) of Music; 1 1 3 W. Newlyn Street. Horrell, Rena (Miss), Instructor (part-time) in Children ' s Literature, Country Club Apts, Hattwick, Robert, Instructor (part-time) in Psychology and Special Education, (office) 300 East North- wood Street. Home: 3409 Wilshire Drive Heironimus, Dorothy (Miss), Associate Professor of Spanish and Spanish American History; 307 South Mendenhall Street. Permanent address: 3407 Viburnum Drive, Madison, Wis Highsmith, James Milton, Visiting Assistant Professor of English; 409 N. Cedar Street, Apt. G., Per- manent address: Robersonv ille, Hornadoy, John A., Professor of Psychology and Special Education; 404 Nottingham Drive. Hunter, Allene (Mrs. William H , Jr ), Assistant Professor of Home Economics; Guilford College, 705 Dogwood Lone. Mailing address: P. O. Box 8344, Greensboro. Hutson, Harold H., President; 109 E. Greenway, South. Page One Hundred Sevenfy-s. REGISTER OF FACULTY AND STAFF Ingram, Henry, Assistant Professor of Piano; 106 Beverly Place, Jones, Barbara (Mrs, Joseph D.), Manager of College Bookstore, 1508 DeSoto Place. Jones, Lucille V, (Mrs), Resident Counselor, Greensboro College, Hudson Hall King, Helen (Mrs, J, S ), Assistant to the Dietitian, Greensboro College, Greensboro Building Per- manent address: 100 Faculty Avenue, Cory, Kiorpes, George A , Assistant Professor of Piano; Guilford College, Route 3, Box 271-A, Kiveft, Allen E, Assistant in Admissions and Public Relations; 1810 Dublin Drive, Lawrence, Kathryn (Mrs L C, Jr,), Dietitian; Greensboro College, Greensboro Building, Home addr ess: 704 Morehead Street. Long, John H,, Associate Professor of English; 1703 Friendly Road McDonald, Garreth M,, Assistant Professor of Music Education; 2419 Wright Avenue Mizell, Cora (Mrs, Everett J, ), Associate Dean of Students; Greensboro College, Greensboro Building, Permanent address: 2039 Park Street, Jacksonville, Fla, Murray, M. Pearl (Miss), Supervisor of the Student Hospital; Greensboro College Campus, Student Hospital, Permanent address: P. O, Box 75, Waco Parker, Mary-Broeme (Mrs), Professor of Speech and Drama; 1203 Madison Avenue, Pate, Nannie H (Mrs, D O ), Resident Counselor; Greensboro College, Fitzgerald Hall Permanent address: 1211 Maple Street, Goldsboro, Pearce, Frances G, (Mrs), Accountant; 612 Guilford Avenue Pemberton, Zelda C, (Mrs Carl C), Associate Professor of Education and Social Studies; 307 South Mendenholl Street. Perry, Lillian S (Mrs, W E ), Supervisor of Housekeeping and Resident Counselor, Greensboro Col- lege Campus, Main Building, Permanent address: c o Mrs. Ray E, Hardy, Route 1, LaGrange, Puryear, Elmer, Professor of History and Political Science; 1006 McGee Street Ransley, Virginia, Clerical Assistont in the Library, 625 Fairmont Scott, Taylor C, Assistant Professor of Sociology; Guilford College, Arcadia Lane, Shaftesbury, Archie D,, Visiting Professor of Biology, 315 Tote Street, Skaggs, Marvin L,, Professor of History and Economics, 502 Ashland Drive, Smith, Raymond A,, Professor of Religion and Director of Religious Activities; 1201 Hobbs Road, Stinson, Madeline G, (Miss), Associate Professor of Romance Languages, 309 Mclver Street Summer address: Lutterworth, Ontario, Canada. Taylor, Kenneth M,, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion; 2902 Orange Street, Thomas, Helen N, (Mrs. Jack S ), Secretary to the President White, Mobel (Miss), Assistant Accountant, 210 College Place Wilbur, Roger, Assistant Professor of English and Drama; 628 University Drive. Wilkinson, Allen S., Business Manager and Treasurer; 1404 Seminole Drive Willioms, E. L,, Assistant Professor of Voice; 2623 Woodlyn Way Williams, Maude (Dr), Instructor (part-time) in Biology; 317 2 Tote Street, Wilson, Benjamin H , Associate Professor of English, 2615 Fairfield Wold, Robert D , Dean of Students and Associote Professor of Music, 909 Forest Hill Drive. Wold, Bonnie-Jean (Mrs, Robert D ), Assistant Professor of Voice; 909 Forest Hill Drive, Wood, Thomas, Director of News Bureau; 1002A Hampton Street Page One Hundred Seventy-eight STUDENT DIRECTORY Abernothy, Carolyn Rose (4), 31 Boyden St., Bodin Adams, Carolyn Cooper (4), Route 1, Rowland Adkins, Rebecca Mae (3), Route 1, Marion Agrella, Charles Dovid (1), Route 2, Box 170, Chester, Vo. Alcorn, Corolyn (2), Route 2, Box 162, Leaksville Allen, Carolyn M. (4), 916 Englewood Ave., Durham Alley, Betty Ann (4), 5101 Forest Hill Ave., Richmond 25, Vo. Allyn, Clair (3), Route 3, Hornell, N. Y. Altizer, Virginio (3), 4125 Tyng Way, Charlotte Ander son, Charlotte (2), Box 367, Whitakers Andrews, J. Michael (2), 810 Allen St., New Cumberland, Po. Angel, Ruth Ann (1), 202 West Fnnk St., Whiteville Armfield, Ponza (2), 27 Marsh St , Concord Atkins, Robert (4), Box 576, Troy Attmore, Jean (2), 1930 River Rd,, Washington Bailey, Borboro Anne (4), 712 Carlton Dr., Gastonia Boiley, Daico F. (1), 504 W. 27th St., Lumberton Baker, Margoret (2), Meeting House Rd., Auburn Barker, Linda Kay (1), Route 4, Statesville Barnes, Bobbilynne (3), Route 1, Fairmont Barnes, Mary Fleming (2), 136 Earl St., Rocky Mount Bornette, Anne S. (4), 213 Bornette Ave , Roxboro Earnhardt, Starr (1), 1713 Virginia Road, Winston-Solem Beomon, Borboro (2), 113 Forestdole Drive, Greensboro Beasley, Susan F. (I), Lanier Court, Torboro Begor, Martha Lee (3), 129 Colonial Cr , Wilmington Belongia Elaine (3), 1111 Jones Ave., Elizabeth City Bender, Janet (4), 406 N. Thomas Street, Arlington 3, Va. Benson, Alice Marie (3), Box 344, Battleboro Benson, Clyde (2), 1006 Walker Ave., Apt. 14, Greensboro Benson, Martha Scott (1), Route 5, Box 588, Hickory Berkeley, Norborne (1), 902 Montrose Dr., Greensboro Biggerstoft, Carolyn Jone (2), 514 Circle Drive, Burlington Biles, Alice Morie (4), 2425 Greenwich Rood, Winston-Solem Binder, Norma (3), 138 Cherokee Rood, Chorlotte Block, Jane (3), 1 154 Wendover Road, Charlotte Black, Suzanne (2), 2414 N. George Moson Dr., Arlington 7, Vo. Bland, Martha (3), 1701 Pugh Street, Foyetteville Blonton, Sarah Lee (3), 721 Blonton Street, Shelby Bone, Ello Morgoret (2), RFD 3, Nashville Bonneau, LeRoy (3), 47 Greotwoter Avenue, Mossopequa, N. Y. Bourne, Potricio (1), 109 Montpelier Drive, Greensboro Bowen, Mary Lynn (3), I 105 Woodleigh Cr., Reidsville Bowles, Lynn (3), 2100 W. Market Street, Greensboro Boyd, Mildred Catherine (Kitty) (1), 1037 N, Lexon Crescent, Norfolk 8, Va. Brosington, Janet (4), 602 Woodlond Avenue, Wodesboro Brawley, Ann (4), 732 N. Main Street, Mooresville Brawley, Marilyn (1), 732 N. Main Street, Mooresville Brawley, Thomas (2), 122 N. Sycomore Street, Mooresville Bray, Ronald C. (1), Josephine Crescent, Norfolk 19, Vo. Breedlove, Flora (3), Route 2, Box 151, Henderson Brewer, Dorothy Carolyn (1), 349 5th Street, N. W, Hickory Brewer, Helen (4), 126 Willow Street, Salisbury Bridges, Jackie (4), 109 E. Rose Street, Smithfield Brindle, Borboro Ann (1), 6140 N 18th Rood, Arlington 5, Va. Brooks, Lindo (1), Box 274, Monroe Broome, Doris E. (1), MOQ 2100, Camp Lejeune Brotherton, Sherry (4), 707 Spring Lone, Sanford Brower, Sondro Gail (2), Chesterfield Road, Wodesboro Brown, Eleanor (4), 3533 Sloan Street, Charlotte 9 Brown, Martho S. (1), Route 1, Boonville Brucker, Robert John (1), 10 Portlond Rood, Summit, N J. Bryon, Betsy (3), 264 S. Sunset Drive, Winston-Solem Bullock, Jane (3), 31 I Bost Street, Konnapolis Bumgorner, Friedo Lee (1), 1361 Bethel Road, Charlotte 8 Burross, Judy K. (1), 414 Sunset Avenue, Wilmington Burns, Julie E. (4), 205 Woodside Drive, Wodesboro Butler, Joon Carol (2), 8203 Ardmore Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Byrd, Barbara Ann (1), Route 1, Box 58, Chose City, Vo Byrd, Catherine Neol (4), Linden Byrd, Ted (3), Route 1, Box 58, Chose City, Vo. Colowoy, Sandra (3), 269 Stanton Drive, Winston-Solem Coroher, W. Jock (2), 11 02 W. 42nd Street, Richmond 25, Va. Coriingon, Mary Frances (1), Caldwell Street, Salisbury Corter, Mory T. (3), Route 4, Box 231, Mount Airy Coshott, Rebecca Louise (1), 2949 Whitson Rood, Gastonia Cote, Carol Dudley (1), 921 Docion Avenue, Durham Chofin, Betty (3), 2755 Westndge Rood, Winston-Solem Chambers, Becky (4), 609 Shawnee Rood, Greensboro Chandler, Noncy Poge (4), 127 Alleghany Road, Hampton, Vo. Cherry, Anne (1), 1554 Browns Avenue, Charlotte Clorke, Frances Armisteod (1), 515 University Drive, Foirtax, Va. Clary, Jo Allison (3), Box 993, Winston-Salem Clodfelter, Betty Jean (2), 815 Bryon Street, Thomosville Clodfelter, Theresa Sharon (3), 310 Woodlown Drive, Lexington Cockey, John G. (1), 827 Fontaine Street, Alexondrio, Vo. Colemon, Goyle (I), 400 W. Wolker, Asheboro Connelly, Robert (1), 35 Court Street, Lancaster, N. Y. Connell, Lynda (3), Route 3, Rockingham Conrad, Carolyn Elizabeth (2), Emerywood Estotes, High Point Conwoy, Don (2), 807 N. Elom Avenue, Greensboro Cook, Brenda (2), Route 1, Leosburg Cooper, Nancy Wilford (1), 5209 N. 16th Street, Arlington, Vo. Corbett, Janice Foye (4), 313 Jones Street, Nashville Corr, Soliie F. (2), 1210 Perry Pork, Kinston Couch, Mary F. (4), 799 Redstart Avenue, Norfolk 6, Vo Council, Mory Frances (2), 1733 Westover Avenue, S. W., Roonoke, Vo. Cowan, Elizabeth Jo (1), P. 0. Box 416, Spindole Cowon, Gerald (2), Box 147, Morion Cox, Carol J. (3), 151 Idlewild Drive, Winston-Solem Cox, Clarke Frank (2), Bent Creek Ranch Road, Route 3, Box 1227, Asheville Craft, Alice Delight (1), 625 Pembroke, Norfolk, Vo. Cramer, Karen J. (1), RD 1, Bridgeport, N. Y. Graver, Corolyn (2), 102 Magnolia Drive, Lexington Crawford, Ann (3), Box 26, Rowland Crissmon, Judy (4), Box 287, Boonville Crofts, Judy (2), P. 0. Box 386, Denton Crow, Elizabeth (2), Box 395, Robbins Crowell, Dionne Burls (1), 16 Lake Drive, Hendersonville Crumps, Bettye (1), 703 Dillon Street, Thomosville Culbertson, Jane Anna (2), 211 E. Salisbury Street, Robbins Gulp, William B. A., Jr. (2), Box 296, Sylvo Cunninghom, Becky (2), 916 Meade Drive, Greensboro Dahlgran, Randi Jean (1), Route 1, Box 12-H, Lourens, S. C. Dole, Lynn Cheryl (I), 122 Duke Drive, Portsmouth, Vo. Davis, Betty Geraldine (2), Route 2, Box 29, Golox, Vo. Davis, Colleen Beatrice (1), 1 1 06 Saber Circle, Fairfax, Va. Davis, Frances (3), 2712 Thomos Trail, Gastonia Dovis, Nell Reid (2), Box 39, Route 1, Thomosville Day, Anne Louise (2), 411 S Lomor Street, Roxboro Deoton, Celio (2), Ellerbe DeBruyne, Carol Elizobeth (1), 2203 Englewood Avenue, Durhom Dilling, Goyle (3), Box 506, Gastonia Dodson, Julie Anne (2), 1719 Forest Hill Drive, Greenville Drake, Sorolee (3), Brehon Street, Warrenton Dulin, Ann (3), 434 S. Main Street, Woynesville Dunnder, Kenneth R. (1), 115 Beekmon Rood, Summit, N. J. Page One Hundred Seventy-nine STUDENT DIRECTORY Eason, Judy (1), Green Street, Snow Hill Edgecomb, Fred (1), 65 Dudley Street, Presque Isle, Me. Edwards, Alice Ann (4), 2749 Cherokee Lone, Winston-Salem Edmunds, Sylvia Jo (4), 1803 Queens Road, Kinston Eggers, Anne Boilift (3), Box 222, Glen Alpine Eichhorn, Carol (4), 5523 Wayne Rood, Sedgefield, Greensboro Eldridge, Sharon (2), 102 Wedgedale Drive, Greensb oro Eller, Sharon (2), 217 Bradley Street, Abingdon, Va. Elliott, C. Scott (1), 306 The Terrace, Sea Girt, N. J. Ellis, Glorio Dean (3), Route 5, Lincolnton Eubank, Betty Yule (1), 2234 Wheeler Road, Raleigh Evans, Arden (3), 4533 Rivoli Drive, Macon, Go Farster, Miles Edword (2), 128 Hampton Roods Avenue, Hampton, Va. Fosul, Katherine (4), 337 Dick Street, Foyetteville Fields, Jock (2), Route 4, Box 184, Greensboro Ferguson, Huidah (4), 609 Chowan Street, Murfreesboro Finch, Lucy T. (2), 225 Colonial Drive, Thomosville Fobes, Frances Arden (4), 280 W. Connecticut Avenue, Southern Pines Foil, Elizabeth B. (2), 1530 Arbor Drive, Salisbury Folb, Edward William (1), 80 Rockspring Rood, Stamford, Conn. Folds, Lorry Jackson (1), 1135 Parrish Street, Greensboro Ford, Iris Elizabeth (1), 107 S. Hompfon Street, Leaksville Forrest, Nancy (1), Box 578, McLean, Vo. Foscue, Tommie (3), Moysville Fox, Elaine Goil (1), 37 Crestview, Gronite Falls Eraser, Lorno Louise (1), 55 Knollwood Rood, East Hortford, Conn. Freel, Joy (1), 25 St. Dunston ' s Cr., Ashevrlle Freemon, Suson (4), Box 472, Biscoe Frick, Noncy Ruth (1), 608 Candlewood Drive, Greensboro Fritz, Mary Anne (1), 11 Ninth Avenue, N. E., Hickory Frost, Deborah Ann (3), Charles Drive, Laurinburg Frye, Beverly West (1), Box 3423, University Station, Charlottesville, Vo Frye, Martha M (4), 1200 Miller Street, Winston-Solem Fuller, Mory Ann (4), No. 5 Picodilly Cr., Greensboro Fussell, Marsha (2), Box 332, Rose Hill Gallogher, Pat (4), 61 I N. Pmeview Avenue, Goldsboro Garrison, Elizabeth (2), 114 Pine Tree Road, Salisbury Gorver, Donold H., Jr. (1), 205 Hawthorne Road, Baltimore 10, Md. Gates, Dona DeLois (1), P. 0. Box 620, Roxboro Gentry, Catherine (31, 107 Ridge Rood, Roxboro Gibson, Josephine (3), Gibson Gibson, Peggy (2), 2 1 2 W. Vance Street, Laurinburg Gilbert, Betty Lynn (2), Box 149, Stotesville Ginn, Brendo Carole (1), 107 North Eost Street, Kinston Glensor, Pamela (2), Scotland Avenue, Charlotte 7 Glover, Suson Phelps (1), Box 122, Loke Woccomaw Godfrey, Vickie Ludio (3), Box 1 16, Bryson City Gorman, Michoel B, (I), 4002 Ventnor Avenue, Atlantic City, N J. Gowan, Donald Frederick (1), 198 Centrol Avenue, Madison, N. J. Gray, Jennie (3), 348 Morgon Street, Marion Green, Mary Berkeley (1), 1323 Bernord Street, South Boston, Va. Greene, Louise (4), Route 1, Box 154, Gates Gregson, Doris (3), Liberty Griebel, Jane (3), Box 53, Trevor, Wis. Hoefling, Cynthia (3), Stewart Park, Monroe Hogeman, Nan Rochelle (1), 418 Beoumont, Foirfox, Va. Hogen, Williom (2), 7 Scenic Avenue, Mexico, N. Y. Homer, Honnoh (4), 1000 Marsh Rood, Chorlotte 9 Hamilton, Anne (1), 909 Hillside Avenue, Charlotte 9 Harbourt, Revere (2). 7 Hillside Avenue, Netcong, N. J. Horns, Deirdre Moiro ID, 7840 Joy Miller Drive, Foils Church, Va. Horns, Dorothy Nell (3), Route 2, Box 300, Kinston Horris, Florence Ann (3), 1 1 Carmalt, Thomasville Harris, Mory Emma (2), Route 2, Box 300, Kinston Harris, Mildred Judith (2), 2315 University Drive, Durham Harris, Ruth Ann (4), 1337 Maplewood Avenue, Norfolk 3, Va. Harrison, Barbara J. (3), 401 Chorles Street, Henderson Horrold, Johnnie Lynn (2), 1837 Runnymeod Rood, Winston-Solem Horry, Margaret (2), 1524 Stotesville Rood, Salisbury Hawkins, Ann Lynn (1), 1708 Maryland Avenue, Charlotte Hayes, Suson (3), Box 26, Goldston Hearn, Nancy L. (1), 5501 Murroyhill Rood, Charlotte Heckord, Linda (3), 606 S. York Street, Gostonio Hedrick, Gory (1), 18 Brook Place, Bellmore, L. I., N. Y. Hehn, Yvonne (2), 3205 Barnhill Drive, Charlotte 5 Helms, Doris Jeon (3), 803 Johnson Street, Monroe Helms, Migeon (2), 620 E. Holly Street, Goldsboro Hensley, Ann Osborne (1), 18 Westover Drive, Asheville Hepler, Connie LaRue (2), Box 367, Zebulon Hersher, David (2), 175 Riverside Drive, New York 24, N. Y. Hester, Mory Robin (1), C-502 Walnut Avenue, Winston-Solem Heuser, John M. (4), 3090 S Abingdon Street, Arlington, Vo. Hicks, Betsy (2), 608 Davidson Street, Raleigh Higgins, Beulah (1), 318 Phillips Avenue, High Point High, Sally (3), Route 2, Box 125, Whiteville Hoadley, Erwin Thomas (1), R. D. 3, Clay, N. Y. Holcombe, Mory Lynn (2), 1 13 Wilshire Drive, Greenville, S. C. Hollond, Matilda (4), Old Fincostle Rood, Hollins, Vo. Hood, Betty (3), 620 N. Endor Street, Sonford Hood, Margaret (3), 1624 Emerald Avenue, Salisbury Hopkins, Mory C. (1), Box 327, Dovidson Hough, Martha 14), Ook Hill Academy, Mouth of Wilson, Va. Hough, Patsy Jean (2), 403 Hanover Street, Fredericksburg, Vo. House, Tommie (2), Gorysburg Howard, Judy (2), 509 Oakland Avenue, High Point Howell, Brendo (4), Eure Howell, Judie (I), 625 Berkeley Avenue, Charlotte 3 Howlond, Anne (2), 647 W. Main Street, Elkin Huggin, Mortha (1), 1200 South Street, Gostonio Hunter, Mary R. (2), Route 10, Box 170, Charlotte 5 Huntley, Nancy Lynn (1), Box 60, Beaufort Hurtf, Burton (1), 219 Block House Pike, Haddon Heights, N. J. Hutchens, Mary Mortho (3), 700 Westwood Drive, High Point Hotter, Ann Corter (1), 1510 S. Avoy Place, Lynchburg, Vo. Hutton, Solly L. (2), 3204 Madison Avenue, Greensboro Isgett, Beth Eloine ( 1 ), 855 Modi! nue, Winston-Solem Joklitsch, Frank A. (1), 1048 Old Country Club Rood, Westbury, N. Y. James, Roy K. (1), Elmore, Va. Jorrett, Judith (4), Waugh Street, Golox, Vo. Jeffrey, Gory (2), Lake Road, Cleveland, N. Y. Jenkins, Horry K. (1), 210 Choucer Drive, Berkeley Heights, N. J. Jerome, Jeon Gray (4), 713 W. Church Street, Eizobeth City Johnson, Ann (2), Box 335, Yodkinville Johnson, Gole (3), 418 Washington Avenue, Vinton, Vo. Johnson, Gilbert E. (3), Morgon Johnson Road, Brodenton, Flo. Johnson, Linda (3), 110 8. Chatham City, Sovonnoh, Go. Johnson, Morsho Lynn (1), Route 1, Box 139, Newfield, N. Y. Johnson, Mory Corr (2), 4722 Long Leof Hills Drive, Wilmington Johnson, Susan (31, 4 1 7 S. Second Street, Smithfield Johnston, Virginia (3), 545 Spottswood Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Johnstone, Joan B, (1), 2020 Hossell Place, Charlotte Jones, Adrienne Leonna (3), 5213 Winston Road, Greensboro Jones, Kothryn Elizabeth (1), 1200 Wedgewood Drive, Winston-Salem Jones, Lindo Fronces (2), Route 4, Box 6, Roxboro Jones, Patricio Frances (2), 421 Woodvole Place, Charlotte 8 Jones, Sylvio (4), 159 S. Pork St., Asheboro Poge One Hundred Eighty STUDENT DIRECTORY Kearns, Carole (3), 1003 N. Centennial Street, High Point Kellam, Sharon (3), 308 Waverly Way, Greensboro Kellom, Sylvio Scott (1), 308 Waverly Way, Greensboro Kennedy, Mark W. (2), 9 Riverview Drive, Fulton, N, Y. Kenner, Richord (2), 107 Roosevelt Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. Kimes, John A. (2), 906 Grondview Road, Oil City, Pa. Kincoid, Rebecca Yvonne (4), 1309 Echo Street, Greensboro King, Martha Russell (1), c o Kings Bros, Grocery, Forest City King, Soroh Elizobeth (1), 2400 Walker Avenue, Winston-Salem Kirk, Jomes E. (2), 3004 Kensington Avenue, Richmond 21, Vo, Kivett, Charles W., Jr. (1), 119 Memorial Street, Asheboro Knight, Patricia Ann (4), 1032 Duke Drive, Alexondria, Va, Koonts, Corolyn Eloine (1), 804 Chestnut Drive, High Point Kraft, Charles F. (1), 5100 Dorset Avenue, Chevy Chose 15, Md Kwok, Fronces Fung (4), Box 323, c o Mrs, W, Ward, Lake Junoluska; c o Mr, Frank H. Kwok, 23 Toi Hang Rood, Hong Kong, B. C. C. Kutos, Stephen R. (1), 2213 Granville Rood, Greensboro Merhk, Bonito Lou (1), 112 E, 20th Street, Lombard, III. Mescal, Toro (2), Coixa Postal 8112, Soo Paulo, Brazil Meyerson, Peter O. (2), 35 Koclas Drive, Netcong, N. J. Minieri, Cloudine (3), 69-12 32nd Avenue, Jackson Heights 77, N. Y. Misenheimer, Anna K. (3), Box 223, Maxton Mitchell, Patricio (4), 201 Church Street, Fairmont Moore, Cothy (3), 316 N. Patrick Street, Leoksville Moore, Marilyn (3), 22 Howland Road, Asheville Moore, Mary Dickson (Dixie) (1), 798 Cherokee Rood, N, E,, Gaines- ville, Go. Morgan, Metaleen (Tookie) (4), 367 4th Street, N, W,, Hickory Morrison, Morion Nisbet (1), 312 Wilson, Monroe Morrison, Toni Anne (2), 28 Edgemont Road, Apt. 10, Asheville Mounfcostle, James Lawrence (1), 409 Sycamore Street, Weldon Mucke, Phebe (3), 42 Owaneco Trail, Old Saybrook, Conn, Murphy, Thomas Woodrow (2), 510 W, 5th Street, Siler City Musselman, Philip Kent (2), I 132 Gypsy Lone, W. Towson 4, Md. Lail, Wayne (3), 14 14th Street, S, W, Hickory Lamb, Worren Benson (1), 21 Kensington Terrace, Moplewood, N. J. Lambert, Deko (2), 1810 Denniston Avenue, Roonoke, Vo. Lancoster, Annette (3), P. O. Box 824, New Bern Lanier, Carolyn (1), Denton Lowing, Janet Wompler (1), 504 E. Hoke Street, Lincolnton Lawson, Leo (2), 804 E. 9th Street, Lumberton Leach, Becky (3), Littleton Leach, Susan (3), 19 Forest Drive, Thomasville Lear, Vivie (2), 1745 Brooks Avenue, Raleigh Lenhort, Richard (3), 222 S. Union Street, Spencerport, N. Y. Lester, Judy (I), 283 Breezewood Drive, Boyvillage, Ohio Levin, Howard Allen (1), 115 53rd Street, Vineland, N. J. Lewis, Helen (4), Red Springs Lewis, Mary Lillian (2), 309 W. Mountain Street, Kings Mountain Lilley, Marie (3), Gatesville Lineberger, Barbara (2), 635 Fenimore Street, Winston-Salem Lineberger, Sondra (3), 635 Fenimore Street, Winston-Salem Locke, Morjorie (4), 1409 Wendover Drive, High Point Love, Mary Joyce (1), 818 S. Moin Avenue, Newton Lowmon, Joe Clare (1), Box 26066, Derito Branch, Charlotte 6 Lyford, Muriel (3), R.F.D. 1, Exeter, N. H. Lytle, Leslie Louise (3), 36 Evelyn Ploce, Asheville McCaskill, Dolores (41, Box 124, Biscoe McClellon, Ralph E. (3), Route 1, Box 45, Guilford McConnell, Lucile Belle (1), 2288 Melmdo Drive, N, E , Atlanta 6, Go. McCullock, Julio Kaye (2), Box 475, Lexington McCurdy, Winnifred M. (1), 6 S. Payne Street, Lexington McDonnell, Carroll (2), Duronts Neck McGoogon, Letitia (4), Hertford Mclver, Virginia Anne (3), Route 4, West Loke Valley Rood, Sonford McKee, Betsy (2), Broughton Hospital, Morganton McKethon, Brendo Ann (1), Route 4, Box 542, Fayetteville McKenzie, Joon Lee (1), Box 202, Pilot Mountain McLendon, Cothy Antoinette (1), 1602 Elder Woy, Burlington McLeod, Morgoret (4), 609 Fulton Street, Roeford McNoney, Richard (11, 104 Church Street, Waterloo, N. Y. McPhoil, Sara Douglas (2), 115 Glenview Rood, Enfield McSwoin, Dianne (3), 504 S. Mam Street, Belmo nt Marshall, Jone Wyott (2), 170 Idlewild Drive, Winston-Solem Martin, Elizabeth Ann (1), 320 N. Patrick Street, Leoksville Mothews, Elizabeth (2), 307 Idewild Drive, Konnapolis Mottox, Judith (1), 616 3rd Street, Radford, Va. Mozzoio, Joy (2), Spnngwoter, N. Y. Moy, Jonothon (1), 8824 Church La., Rondallston, Md. Mehoffey, Martha Carole (4), 502 S, College Avenue, Newton Nessenthaler, George R, (2), 7432 Revere Street, Philadelphio 15, Po. Norvell, Jon (4), 1 15 N. Anderson Street, Morganton Norwood, Franklin Roy (1), 1222 Edgewood Avenue, Florence, S. C. Oakley, Diane (1), 1623 Crescent Drive, Henderson O ' Bryont, Barbara Ann (4), Route 2, Reidsville Odell, Mary (4), 301 Highland Avenue, Lenoir Ogburn, Richard Lynne (1), 546 Woodvole Drive, Greensboro Ormond, Theresa F. (4), 108 6th Avenue, N. E., Hickory Orr, Patricio (3), 1st Avenue, Mountain Home Overman, Jane (3), 2720 Vonderbilt Avenue, Raleigh Overton, Paul Lee (4), 108 E Ashe Street, Wodesboro Owens, Taylor G. (2), 1400 Oak Street, Greensboro Page, Nancy Jeon (4), Route 1, Yanceyville Parsons, Carolyn S. (1), Route 4, Box 560, Fayetteville Parsons, Morgoret (2), 23 Circle Drive, Belmont Possovant, Judy (4), 1 1 04 S. Chestnut Street, Henderson Peorce, Don (4), 3203 James Place, Greensboro Pearson, Linda (3), 1002 Pine Hill Rood, Fayetteville Peele, Henriette Marcio (2), 1505 Carolina Avenue, Elizabeth City Perret, Chorles (4), 4333 Sweet Gum Lone, Jacksonville 10, Fla. Peurifoy, Edward (4), 626 S Spring Street, Concord Pfifer, Gail (3), 4225 Monroe Rood, Charlotte Phillips, Ellen (1), 1307 Virginia Avenue, Durham Philpott, Mory Hundley (I), 1 16 W, 3rd Avenue, Lexington Ploster, Patricio Anne (1), 117 Westover Drive, Elkin Pollard, Mark Lewis (1), 58 Brentwood Drive, Verone, N. J, Pollard, Susan (3), 205 Highland Rood, Southern Pines Roister, Janice (4), 334 Market Street, Salem, Vo. Porter, Mory Beth (1), 1225 Brooks Avenue, Raleigh Porter, Richard (3), 1508 N. Franklin Street, Wilmington 6, Del. Poteot, Sondra (2), Box 244, Yanceyville Potts, Christy (3), 2909 Cameron Mills Road, Alexandria, Vo. Pritchord, Dianne (4), 601 Baxter Street, Elizobeth City Pritchord, Ellen (4), 120 W. Euclid Porkway, Asheville Prout, Rebecco (3), 416 Craven Street, Durham Pugh, Potsy Lee (2), Route 2, Box 51, Golox, Vo. Pugh, Soro Elizabeth (1), 1413 Westmont Drive, Asheboro Ratcliffe, Corolyn (4), Route 3, Box 144, Woynesville Rothjen, Dorlene (3), Route 4, Box 193, Vienno, Vo. Rothner, Betty Jo (1), 703 Boxter Street, Elizabeth City Rector, Linda Norberta (3), 921 MacArthur Street, Newport News, Va. Reece, Joonne Paulo (3), 1307 Brookwood Drive, Winston-Salem Reeves, Robert (4), 1420 N. Main Street, Salisbury Reisig, Brendo Bowen (1), 87 Kemlworth Rood, Asheville Page One Hundred Eighty-one STUDENT DIRECTORY Rendelmon, Steven B. ( ), 2912 Boywater Avenue, Far Rockowa L. I., N. Y. Reynolds, Neldo Gay (1), Box 343, Carthage Rice, Judy (3), Box 63, Yanceyville Rink, Ginger (3), 1505 Glenwood Avenue, Greensboro Ritchie, Joseph (1), 403 N. Main Street, Elizobethtown, Tenn. Robertson, Sylvia E. (1), 308 Glovenia Street, Ueoksville Robinson, Thomas Jefferson (1), P. 0 Box 580, Asheboro Rogers, Joseph S. (2), Beall ' s Pleasure, Landover, Md Rounds, Williom E., Ill (1), 380 East Pennsylvanio Avenue, Southe Pines Ruch, Louise (3), Croley, Pa. Rucker, Betty (2), 1305 Sunset Drive, Greensboro Russell, Mortha Shore (2), 1218 Edgewood Avenue, Burlington Somford, Beverly J. (2), 2407 Floyd Avenue, Richmond 20, Va. Satterfield, Pauline (4), 507 S. 4th Street, Mebane Scorborough, Mortho (2), 1902 Wolnut Street, Lumberton Schafer, Scott (2), 3865 Ebert Extension, Winston-Salem Schirmer, William Chorles (1), Anson Road, Stonfordville, N Y, Schofield, Morilyn (3), 27 Howard Street, Irvington, N J. Scott, Carolyn (3), Elm Street, Foirbluff Scott, Mary Emma (3), 8533 Holly Hill Road, Richmond, Vo Seagle, Anne Ree (2), 1200 Klondole Avenue, Konnopolis Shambley, Tessia Ann (1), 2233 Whitley Drive, Durhom Sherrill, Beverly (3), 325 Ookwood Drive, Statesville Shoof, Jane (4), 8 Westerly Avenue, Madison, N. J. Shuford, Ann (4), 630 4th Avenue, N. W., Hickory Sluder, Ruby (4), 307 Kern Street, Thomosyille Smith, Betty Jo (2), 818 N. Eugene Street, Greensboro Smith, Corolyn Sue (1), Route 4, Box 630, Greensboro Smith, Dionne (2), Box 974, Salisbury Smith, Julie Umsteod (1). 515 Woodlown Drive, Lexington Smith, Morilyn Jane (3), 125 Oakland Street, Mount Holly Smith, Marilyn Kay (1), Route 4, Box 630, Greensboro Smith, Patricio (4), 715 S. Praley Street, Voldese Smith, Sandra (3), 1101 W 5th Avenue, Lexington Smith, Stella Ann tl), 95 Linden Avenue, Asheville Smith, Suson Booker (1), Ivor, Va Snider, Vickie Lou (1), 509 Ashe Street, High Point Snow, Nancy (2), 824 Fenimore Street, Winston-Salem Sonneborn, Modeline (1), 1718 Queens Rood, Chorlotte 7 Stoftord, Suzanne (1), 402 E Street, North Wilkesboro Stainbock, Virginia (2), 235 South Street, Elmhurst, 111 Stallings, Barbara (3), 112 June Street, Thomosville Stollings, Phyllis Anne (1 ), Route 7, Germontown Rood, Winston-Solem Stomey, Sara Ellen (4), Ridgecrest Drive, Lexington Stonbock, Borboro Grace (1), 1710 Morven Road, Wadesboro Stopleton, Richard (1), 61 Mulberry Street, Hartford, Conn. Storling, Betty (2), 415 Woodlond Drive, Jacksonville Steil, Jerry Richard (1), 2175 Hudson Terrace, Fort Lee, N J. Stephenson, Joyne Grace (4), 128 N Ennis Street, Fuquoy Springs Stephenson, Jesse Clyde (1). P. O Box 102, Boykins, Vo Stephenson, Joe (2), 3910 Broodocre Drive, Greensboro Stewart, Edward (2), 1717 Foster Court, Burlington Stith, Jo Ellen Voughon (1), 177 Idlewild Drive, Winston-Salem Stone, Jane Leslie (2), 3227 Ist Avenue, Richmond 22, Vo. Stough, Ruth (3), Box 11, Woodleaf Stowe, Mory B, (4), 196 Front Street, Cromerton Stuort, Lee Ada (3), 926 Nottingham Drive, Charlotte Suitt, Williom Wallace (1), 4925 Arlington Avenue, Riverdole 71, N. Y. Summey, Stephonie Lynne (I), 206 W, Greenwoy S, Greensboro Surowitz, John (1), 62 Jockson Street, Passaic, N, J. Suttles, Dionne (1), 1219 Eastern Avenue, Rocky Mount Tote, Frank i2), 6723 Lee Highwoy, Arlington 13, Va. Taylor, Elizabeth (2), 1706 Shackleford Street, Morehead City Taylor, Linda Jane (4), 1600 S Joyce Street, Arlington, Vo. Teele, Nellie Morie (4), 825 Buffalo Street, Shelby Thomas, Lynda II), 412 Clayton Avenue, Roxboro Thomos, Mortha (I), 519 Roslyn Rood, Winston-Solem Thomas, Kathleen Mary (1), 31 Garlond Drive, Newport News, Va. Thompson, Allen C. (1), 115 Summond Avenue, Williamston Thompson, Jane Roundtree (4), 2518 Walker Avenue, Greensboro Thompson, Spencer (2), 287 Porkhurst, Kenmore 23, N. Y. Thrift, Helen Sue (3), 48 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, Lakelond, Flo. Thorne, Richard Lee (1), 1804 Chestnut Street, Wilmington Ting, Hie Ping (4), 3 Central Rood, Sibu, Sarawak, 805 Plummer Drive, Greensboro Troxler, Robert Thomas (1), 2405 Modison Avenue, Greensboro Tucker, Martha Lou (4), 206 Whitestore Avenue, Wodesboro Turnoge, Cecilio (4), Box 281, Chester, Vo. Tyren, Teresa A, (1), 3501 Chapel Hill Rood, Durhom Tysor, Lynda (3), 1819 Belmont Street, Burlington Upchurch, Corol (3), 1110 Minervo Avenue, Durham Upton, Eleonor Frances (1), 8511 Flower Avenue, Tokon Md. Vonce, Beatrice (4), 122 Salisbury, KernersviUe Venn, Robert Louise (1), 304 East Church Street, Benson Vomer, Virginia (1), 319 Ridgewood Drive, Lexington Vaughn, Celuo Elizabeth (1), Children ' s Home, Winston-Salem Vest, Morlene (2), 3137 Fleming Avenue, N. _W., Roanoke, Va. Vick, Mory Catherine (4), 2006 McCarthy Street, Roleigh Vick, Mary Jone (2), Route 1, Norwood Vick, Tommie (3), 1543 Iredell Drive, Raleigh Volz, Williom Lawrence (1), Old Springfield Rood, R F.D , Box 216, Stafford Springs, Conn. Vonconnon, Doris Jean (2), Route 4, Asheboro Von der Hoyden, Letha Joon (3), Chesterfield Road, R.D. 1, Borden- town, N. J. Wagoner, Pamela Gay (1), 1803 Dublin Drive, Greensboro Waldron, Cathy Preston (1), 2715 Comden Street, Greensboro Walker, Margaret (1), 709 Runnymeode Rood, Raleigh Wall, Jock (4), 462 Willowbrook Avenue, Rock Hill, S. C. Wallace, Judy (2), P. 0. Box 335, Troy Wonzenried, John W. (3), Center Street, Clevelond, N Y Ward, Bernard (Borney) (2), 107 Dickinson Lane, West Pork, Wilming- ton 6, Deloware Word, Linda Koye (3), Route 3, Box 425, Lexington Worren, Brendo (3), 110 Brinkley Avenue, Plymouth Warren, Pomelo Sue (1), 308 Burloge Drive, Chapel Hill Woters, Mory Ann (2), 219 S. Fayetteville Street, Clayton Wotkins, Linda (1), 810 E. Main Street, Forest City Watson, Kerr F., Jr. (1), 628 Ashlond Drive, Greensboro Wough, Glendo (3), 845 E. Iredell Avenue, Mooresville Webster, Corole (3), 4 1 5 W. Murphy Street, Madison Webster, Lucindo (2), South Street, Litchfield, Conn. Weeks, Robert (2), S, Bedford Rood, Mount Kisco, N. Y. Wells, Suson Morgueritte (1), Henrietta Westmorelond, Elaine (2), 1042 Ebert Street, Winston-Solem Whitoker, M. H., Jr. (Dickie) (2), 2604 Skeet Road, Richmond 29, Va. White, Catherine Jane (3), 2613 Belmor Street, Greensboro Whitener, Betsy Jane (4), Box 1 158, Gastonia Wicker, Leslie (2), Route 4, Sonford Wilkins, Joyce (3), Pinecrest Lane, Sanford Wilkins, Nancy (4), 201 N. W. Greenwoy Drive, Greensboro Williams, Elaine (I), 600 W. Main Street, Moyodon ge One Hundred Eighty-two STUDENT DIRECTORY Williams, Julie (4), 312 Forest Hills, Monroe Willioms, Lynn Adele (I), Route 1, Moravian Falls Williams, Sara (3), 503 Westside Drive, Lexington Williams, Suzonne (4), 9928 74fh Avenue, Forest Hills 75, N. Y, Williams, Wanda (3), Route 1, Hollins, Va. Wilson, Richard David (2), 206 N. 4th Street, Clean, N. Y. Winbourne, Mory Elizobeth (1), Route 3, Box 9A, Sanford Winfree, Edith Denny (3), 1011 W. 47th Street, Richmond 25, Vo, Womble, Brendo (4), Corbonton Road, Sanford Wooley, Ino Lee (1), 1501 Herrin Avenue, Charlotte Wright, Susan (3), 2109 Lobornum Avenue, W. Roanoke, Vo, Wylam, Jack Albert (I), 158 Hermitage Road, Rochester 17, N, Y. Yard, Linda (1), 69 Red Hill Rood, Princeton, N. J. Young, David Crane (2), 25 Third Street, Conisteo, N. Y. Young, Gail (4), 809 Sand Hill Rood, Asheville NON-RESIDENT STUDENT LIST Holl, Joanne White (Mrs.) (2), 917-B Groyland, Greensboro Hanner, Jack (3), Route 1, Box 589, Greensboro Harrington, Ruth (1), 2801 Pinedole Rood, Greensboro Harrison, Janet Anita ( 1 ), 2 1 1 4 Fordham Boulevard, Greensboro Heffner, Linda (1), 1209 Elwell Avenue, Greensboro Helm, James (1), 3619 Hobbs Road, Greensboro Hinshow, Borboro Gail (1), Route 6, Box 82, Greensboro Hopkins, Cheryl (1), 807 Garrett Street, Greensboro Huckobee, Emily Marie (2), Route 1, McLeonsville Hunt, Annette Love (Mrs ) (4), 23-C Brookwood Garden, Burlir Jarrell, Margaret (4), 1112 Ferndale Drive, High Point Jensen, David Phillip (2), 1 1 3 E. Brentwood, Greensboro Joyce, Noncy T. (4), Church Street, Stoneville Kerth, Pat (Mrs ) (3), 21 1 N Cedar Street, Apt. 42, Greensboro Kiser, Leon (2), 1502 Oak Street, Greensboro Knight, Donese (Mrs.) (4), Box 36, Stokesdole Allen, Audrey (Mrs.) (3), 124 Revere Drive, Greensboro Alley, Connie Long (Mrs.) (4), Student Drive, Winston-Salem Anderson, Ken S., Jr. (3), 2019 Walker Avenue, Greensboro Ball, Linda (2), 261 1 Liberty Rood, Greensboro Beane, Jane (4), 407 Radiance Drive, W., Greensboro Bedingfield, Alberta (1), 201 Elmwood Drive, Greensboro Bell, Dorothy Susan (1), 703 Simpson Street, Greensboro Block, John Thomas (3), 612 N. Tremont Drive, Greensboro Blackwell, Vivian Roy (Mrs.) (3), 114 Glovenia Street, Leaks Bruton, Hilda (4), Box 188, Pleasant Garden Byrum, Phillip (4) 2607 Robin Hood Drive, Greensboro Cagle, Dons Nell (3), 2709 Liberty Road, Greensboro Com, Helen Rebecca (1), 409 Sherrill Street, Greensboro Casey, Robert Lloyd (1), 2206 Emerywood Road, Greensboro Cotes, Janet Demse (1), 2322 Michelle, Greensboro Cherry, Albert (4), 601 Garrett Street, Greensboro Clodtelter, Druid (Chuck) (3), 407 S Mendenhall Street, Gree Conway, Thomos R (3), Route 1, Box 197, Pelham Cunningham, Karen (2), 3426 Wichita Place, Greensboro rhort, Jan Donald (1), 1202 Su lit Av Greensbo Farrington, Jacqueline (Jackie) (3), 2016 Fernwood Drive, Greensboro Fentress, Jean (3), 113 Green Valley Rood, Greensboro Ferris, Jeffrey (2), 615 W. Gaston Street, Greensboro Ferris, Susan Thomas (Mrs.) (3), 615 W. Gaston Street, Greensboro Forbes, Mary Koy Lester (Mrs ) (4), 539 Overlook, Greensboro Foreman, James Wesley, III (3), 1 102 Westover Terrace, Greensboro Foreman, June Peace (Mrs.) (4), I 102 Westover Terrace, Greensboro Frye, Pat McKenzie (Mrs.) (3), 516 S. Mendenhall Street, Greensboro Garrett, Pot Phillips (Mrs.) (4), 2205 Rolling Rood, Greensboro Gray, Michelle (3), 4224 Starmount Drive, Greensboro Griffin, Wayne (3), 504 Pork Avenue, Greensboro Guild, Joy (1), 1706 Efland Drive, Greensboro Gulley, Faye Motley (Mrs.) (4), 1 103 E. Beech Street, Goldsboro Langston, Kaye Motley (Mrs.) (4), 1 1 03 E. Beech Street, Goldsboro Ledbetter, Don (4), 3808 Nosh Street, Greensboro McCurry, James Reid (2), 108 W. 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