Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1966 volume:

GREENSBORO COLLEGE GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ECHO Published by the student body of Nineteen Hundred And Sixty -six Greensboro College, Greensboro, North Carolina The College— as we have come to know it— fused and filtered through each individual— object of criticism, apathy, and exhaltation, but ineluctably and unrelentingly making us what we are— molding values and lending ideas to guide us in the swirling awful process that is life. Old, yet ageless in its continuing stream— with beauty in its richness and its traditions— ■ VI I M m 1 H ■«: ! M W KT MM 1 111 L - ■ ™ ll ■ I 1 B HK«t 1 PI it 1 m  ■ ' K Page mi Unsatisfied to settle itli the strength or tradition, it expands and builds to Further her basic mission ol liberating the young mind. Steeped in the glory ol the past, its practices are modified and its Facilities increased to make our college the dynamic system a center of learning— thus of life— must be. Page Six Page Seven The People— reflect the college as they see themselves in it— giving of themselves, thus making of themselves. We are guided and learn to guide— giving and taking- teaching and learning. Page Nil £ jk tS i ■ p H n1 Their influence reaches beyond the classroom, beyond die campus— far and deep into the lives and hearts oi many. As one life touches another and it, in turn, touches another, a person may live forever. We, then, is the plural oi all that is me. We are the Colle°e. Page Eleven Academics— the ultimate purpose- much anxious mental labor in an at mosphere or dedication to the search for truth, of determination to the expansion of new visions and ol desire for the improvement of understanding. From these diligent hours of effort and concentration we seek the avenues of fellowship and need not look far distant for those of our kind. From the intellectual endeavor— the ease and joy of social exchange and the routine actions, paradoxically trivial and significant, we surmise the Greensboro College student— a unit in the continuity ol time. Page Thirteen The Day— a minute toiling segment of a seemingly interminable span of time in the educational pursuit— a segment represented by the pressure of a theme due, hours in the library, sunshine or rain, green day or gray, an empty mailbox, a full ash tray, a Coke, a blue book, red pills, a smile, a w ord, a I riend— recorded on the calendar and in the heart of one who knows. The ages of such segments which came before are ol little concern in the chaotic ones of the present, though they grant us the heritage that patterns today. It is in preparation lor the segments in the looming time ahead that we strive to keep the pace. In a day the introspective max sec the panorama ol a time vanished, and the reflective max sec a suggestive glimpse ol a time yet to be. I he advantage and opportunity is from our point ol view— presently— today. Page J Jaftfli Jt. I These things— what we make of them— are our becoming, our striving, our achieving, our failing, our learning, our being. In the fall we came as have those who came in many falls with visions and aspirations— with plans and resolutions— coming for the first memorable time or returning with joy and warm memories. Winter set in on us with deep snows and happy hours— the more to distinguish our year. On Winter Week-end the driven snow bore patterned prints, and the campus was abuzz with distressed chatter of those whose dates were kept across the miles. Page i ighteen 11 GREENSBORO COLLEGE The rirsi chartered col lege for women in North Carolina, 1838. Founded by Methodist Church • Spring revives us as it is burn from the labor of winter bringing cycling trips, long, happy walks and the very b reath of life and of Greensboro College in its buds, blossoms and sun-drenched green— restoring and reviving a sense of life ' s reality and identity— individually and universally. I hese things are our days here— our knowing ourselves and others and all in relation to each other and to time and space. This is our vision— from today— our concept- Greensboro College in its one hundred and twenty eighth year. Page Nineteen STAFF Editor Linda Watkins Assistant Editor Nelda Reynolds Business Manager Sandra Briscoe Art Editor Jann I Iaynes Feature Editor Marian Rippy Photographers Fred Edgecomb Bruce Winco I Iardy Spence ACADEMICS President 26 Administration 28 Faculty 33 Freshmen 40 Sophomores 48 | u nil us S4 Seniors 60 I STUDENT TIFE Student Government 74 Organizations 80 I lonoraries 112 FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS May Court 124 Trustees 158 Students ' Choice 136 1 acuity Directory 158 Miss Echo 138 Student Directory 162 Campus 140 Senior Directory 167 Pagi I entj -one DEDICATION In the one hundred and twenty-eight years of Greensboro College ' s birth and growth many people in the eddy- ing stream of leadership have given the best of themselves to grant our college its reputable position in edu- cational challenge and spiritual guid- ance affording the atmosphere in which young minds grasp and grow. It is to one of the best of these that our dedication is addressed. 1 o one who has exposed us to an incomparable dignity and discipline. To one who has led us in an aware- ness of things around us, our capabili- ties and an awareness of ourselves through special faculties. To one who has made education a fresh experience in the classroom and a rewarding ex- perience in every phase. To one who remains to us a statue among youth— ultimately an individual, teaching. paradoxically, pride and humility, one who is a part of the institution and apart in being an institution her- We dedicate the 1966 Echo to hi, Dr. Mary-Braeme Parker. I ' tigc Tweni two Page Twenty-three y ACADEMICS DR. J. RA] I ' ll JO] I A.B., Birmingham-Southern College; B.C., Duke University; Ph.D., Vanderbill Universitj PRESIDENT Page ! went i ij ■ Th e presidency of any college demands a great degree of tact, patience, fortitude, and an insatiable desire to see the best of dreams become reality. Dr. Jolly, as the twelfth presi- dent of Greensboro College, has incorporated these ideals and has become a vital part of the campus community as well as chief administrator. His consideration extending to faculty, administration, staff, and students has instilled deep admiration for this man while his active concern, his vitality, his desire Ini the best of achievements at Greensboro College, and his dreams for each of us have endeared Dr. Jolly to all who have found a niche in our college home. Under his leadership GC moves . . . progressive and dynamic. ollege its pi Mm I n A festive inauguration challenging all who are i part of Greensboro College and filling each with the spirit and grandeur of the memorable day. ADMINISTRATION II. Clayton Ackley— Assistant to the President. Director of Development and Public Relarions-A.B., Birmingham-Southern College; S.T.B., S.T.M., Boston University; Ohio Wesleyan University. Samuel R. SMrrH-Dean of Students-B.A., Ohi University; I!. I)., Yale University; L.H.D.. Ohi. Universitv; Northwestern University. Wesle Wesle Mhs. I utoLYK I loi i Smith Registrar, Instmctoi ol Histo A.B., Greensboro College; M.A., Duke Universitv. P . mi eight l S B •■ . Br 1 tti p J 1 1 11 H I i Elmer L. Puryear— Dean of the College; Chairman, Department of Social Science-A.B.. Wake Purest Col- lege; M.A., Ph.D., University 1 North ( arolina at Chapel Hill. Mrs. Everett ]. MiZEix-Associate Dean ol Students-Due West Woman ' s Col lege; Florida State College. Frederick T. Jones. JR.-Assistant Business Managei A I! , Guilford College. 1 homas J. Wood, jR.-Director of the News Bu ..I North Carolina. -A.B., University Mary C. Brock - Alumni Secretary; l)i rector. Placement Bureau-A.B., Greensboro College; University of North Carolina. Hollyck HlGHFIL] Secretar) to the Presi- dem McClung ' s Business College; King ' s Business College. RESIDENT COUNSELORS: Mrs. Erlini: Anders, Mbs I Eixer, Mrs. Marcareiu King, Mrs. Nanci Pate, Mrs. Ram Booker. Vera 1 McMuli n Secretary, Publk lege; Marsh Business I ollege; Ideal Secrei , lations 1 manuel Col Mrs. Polly Bowman, Secretary to the Dean or Students; Mrs. Carol E. Shearin, Secretary to the Dean of the College; Mrs. Louise Chowder, Secretary to the Registrar. l I ' i viii Milium. B.V Supervisor, Student Hospital -South Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing. IHSSB its. ' s4 ii Mrs. Ann P. LojKO-Assistant Aecou Mrs. Kaihiivn LAWRENCE-Dietitian lns. Helen KlNG-Assistant to the D Mrs. Katie PmLLips-Nurses Aide, Student Hospital. Page Thirty-one Mrs. I utheb A Bennett- Assistant I ihr.in.in - A.B., Universitj ol North Carolina at Greensboro; B.A., Emorj University. FACULTY Lutheb A. BENNETT-Librarian-B.S., Millsaps College; B.D., Mrs. Virginia RANSLEY-Clerical As Duke University; M.A., George Peabody College. sistant-Russell Sage College. Mas. Carol Killian— Assistant I ibrarian; Instructor in English-B.S., East Carolina College; M.A., Duke University. Mrs. Mabel T. MEDBURY-Clerk-Typist, Library-B.S. S.A., Universitj ol North Carolina at Greensboro. Page 1 1„ I DMA ! Griffin Manager, Student Bookstore-Sweei Briar College; King ' s Business ( ollege, FACULTY William S. ARiAiL-Dircctor and Assoda Physical Education-A.B., Wofford Coilej rersitj of Tennessee. Professor l M.S., llin Harold G. Andrews, Jr.— Ass B.Mus„ M.Mus„ Oberlin Cons: Professor of Organ and Church Mu v of Music; Boston University. Herrick T. BAWDEN-Chairman, De- partment of Education— Ph.B., Denison University; A.M.. Ed.D., Columbia University; Ohio State University; Uni vcrsity of Chicago. Mrs. Jean Boren Instructor in Speech rectum- A.B., Shorter College; M.Ed., Emoi University. Mrs. Ann A. Bowden— Instructor ol His tor] B . Universit) ol Rochester; MA . Columbia University Teachers College. Mrs. Callie O. BRASWEix-Assistant in Art -A.B., M.A., Southern College; Columbia University; University of Georgia; Univer- sity of North Carolina. Chapel Hill and Greensboro. Mrs. Ruth A. Clarke— Visiting Lecturer ir Art- A.B.. M.F.A., Universit) ol North Caro Una .,i Greensboro; Teachers ' College, Columbii Universit) . GEORGJ 1 ( RADDOI K, [r.-As! A.B., Universit) oi North I ai Louisiana Suite University. istant Profe .lina; MA. sot ol French . Louisiana Sta ,d Spanish Universit) Miss Myhtis Davis Professor of Mathematics-A.B., Birmingham-Southi leg. MA., Louisiana State University; Louisiana State University. ( linton C Daniels Assistant Profes- 01 ol I conomics B A . olorado ( ol legi VI. A., Universit) ol Southern California; Vanderbilt University, Miss Ii.wis II, Exum Instruct I Spanish B.A., M.A., Florida State University; Vliddleburg I ollege; Uni versity ol Wisconsin; Universitj I North Carolina. Miss Iiunf CuLLts-Professor of Art-A.B„ M.A., University ..I Kentucky; Northwestern Univer- sity; Pennsylvania Academj I Tine Arts. Wilt MM R. FHAZIER Ass,, L i.ltc Professor ol Economics and Busi- ness Administration B.S., Unfr versit) ,,l North Carolina; M S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Mrs. Jo Plum HANSEN-Assistanl Pro lessor in Stringed Instruments— B.M., M.Mus., Northwestern University. Don W. Hansen- Associate Professor ol Music - B.M.. M.Mus.. Northwestern University; Eastman School ol Music. Robem W. H.n.s- Chair man. Department ..I Psychol 0g5 and Special Education— All. Mercer University; M.A., I ' ll. I)., Ohio State University. John E. 1 [odci -Assistant Profess,,, of History and Social Science Leonard 1 1. mci- Assistant Pro B.S., College ol Chariest,,,,. M.A., Ph.D.. University ol Illinois. Fessor of Speech and Drama- B.S.. Auburn University; M.A., I ouisiana State University; Uni- versity of Denver. Walter E. HuDGiNS-Associate Professor of Religion and Philosoph .VI!-. B.D., Ph.D.. Duke University. John W. HuNTER-Assistant Professor ol Sociology— A.B., Lycoming College; S. II ' ,, Ph.D.. Boston University; Uni- versity of Copenhagen. David |. Irvine— Associate Professor ol Psvchologv and Special Educa- tion-B.A., Auburn University; M.A., Ph.D.. University of North Caro- lina. Henry B. Ingram, Jr.— Assistant Professor of Piano— B.Mus.. Eastman School of Music; B.Mus., M.Mus., Yale University. Frank I ITTLE-Assistant Professor of Voice- B.S., I ast Tennessee State University; MM, Universit) of Cincinnati, Conservatory oi Music. Voice and Opera Study, Munich. Mrs. Ir.ni Morrison - Instructor in C hemistr) II. A.. Hunter College M Indian., University: Universit) ol North ( ,0,1m, John II. LoNG-Professor of English — B.A., Norman- E. JARRARD-Assistant Pro- VI Ph.D., University ol Florida; Georgetown lessor of English-A.B., Salem College; University. M.A., Universit) ol North Carolina; Ph.D., University of Texas. Garreth VI McDonald Assistant Professor ol Music-B.Mus.Ed., Universit) ol Nebraska; M Vlus., Northwestern University; Universit) ol Colorado. Dr. ZeLDA C. PEMBERTON-Prolcssnr of Education-A.B., Lenoir Rhyne; A.M., Ed. I)., New York University; Duke University; University ol North Carolina; University of Florida. David C. Pinnix— Assistant Professor of Piano-B.M.. Oberlii College; MM. Eastman School of Music; Santa Cecilia Academ; and International Chamber Music Academy, Rome. Mfi V j| Br ' ' ¥% ' , Dr. Mai w-Brae ME PARKER- Profet ) of il Spee. Delawa :h-A.B„ re; M.A Uni ( i lumbi i II, liversitj ; Ph ])., I ..111- iana State Univen aty; New Yorl Univ. ;rsit : Georg e Wash ingto; Univt ;rsit) . Harva rd Linn ersitj Maurice T. Raiford - Assistant Professor ol Physics and Mathematics -P,.S.. Guilford College. M.A., College ol William and Mary. Charles SHERiDAN-Professor of Biology-A.B., Elon College; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; M.A., University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Dr. Amy J. Sparks— Associate Professor of Spanish A. IS.. M.A.. University of Ala- bama; Ph.D., Louisiana State University; University of Havana; University of Valla- dolid, Spain, Raymond A. Smh it-Professor of Religious Education-A.B., Duke U, sity; B.D., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Page Thirty-seven Dr. M.m.i mm Stinson Professor of Modern Lan- guages— A.B., University ol Toronto; A.M., Syracuse Universit) Ph.D., Universit) oi I oronto; [nstitul de Pho netique; Universite de Gren- obl. Universite de Paris. Miss Willie Lel Taylor— Assistant Professoi cation B.S., Longwood College; M.S.. Univer I Physical Edu- tv of Tennessee. i:n F. Van Pelt, Jr.— Chairman, Department of Science and Mathema- tics; Professor of Biology-A.B., Swarth more College; M.S., Ph.D., University of Florida. I I in iams Associate Prol ,,l Voice A B„ Central State Oklahoma; M M., Oklahoma lln versity; [uilliard Scl I of Music New York University. BENJAMIK II. lis,, man and Professor ol English II. S , West Virginia Wesleyan College; MA, University ol Pittsburgh; Ph.D., University ,,l North I .11 . I m.i Robi in . WoLD-Professor of Musk B Mus. M.M.is.. Northwestern University; Eastman School of Musk; University ol C hicago; Florida State University. CLASSES FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS I [istory, recorded in the primci of personality and the journal ol experience, begins here .is we see through windows Falling dark and as we struggle in the choice ol truth in repose. Would you believe a house meeting! el .4 ur comc- rc .cf fr, WeH, irater , ,. you ' ve eol Prtgc Forty-one Atifc 4fifc 9 « Ackley, Timothy Carmer Greensboro Alexander, Kathryn Anne Salisbury Allen, Janet Lynn Gastonia Ammons, Martha Ann Rowland Anderson, Carol Fairborn, Ohio Ashe. Janet Beverly Durham Aspden, Jane Windsor Winston-Salem Avers, John Thomas Augusta. N, J. Avers. Lucy Shelton Greensboro Baker, Man [Catherine Greensboro Banta, Frank D Drexel Hill, Pa. Barnard, Barbara Ann Jacksonville. Fla. Barnes. Jud) Parker Four Oaks Barnes, Mary Anne Lumberton Beane, Larry Charles Asheboro Beaslcy. Edna Louise Fountain Blackwell, Diana Mae Richmond, Va. Bridger, Donna Lorraine Cornelius Briles, Cecelia Vermutus Asheboro Brinkley, Reba Gayle Thomasville Brodian, Ins Fave Union, N. |. Brooks, Carol Ann Roanoke. Va. Broome. Frances Hoyle Lincolnton Brown, Cynthia Sue Jacksonville, Fla. Brown. Lynn Frances Grosse He, Mich. Brown, Sara Lynn Madison Brumsey, Patricia Lynn Tucker, Ga. Burritt, Susan Elizabeth... Jacksonville, Fla. Byerly, Susan Adams Charlotte Byrum, Patricia Moore Fdenton Cameron, Dawn Adra.. ..Chelmsford, Mass, Campbell, Nancy Fraser Charlotte Carson, Carol Anne Cedar Grove, N. J. Carson, Sarah Elizabeth Rutherfordton Chamberlain, Gloria Eugenia. . . .Eatontown FRESHMEN Pag, Fort; two Chandler, Susan Kearns Asheboro C happell, Gaynelle Baldwin Candor ( hilds, Gene Yvonne. . . .Pram Grove, N. J. Chipman, Sarah Jordan Winston-Salem Church, Peggy Joyce Shelby Clark, Mary Sue Chapel Hill Clodfelter, Martha Ann Thomasville Cobb, Ann Terrell Wrightsville Beach Coble. Barbara Ann Greensboro Coe, Janice Anita Mount Airy Colgin, Lucy Anne Winston-Salem Conner, Vickie Dianne .... Kings Mountain Courtney, (Catherine Marshall. . .Greensboro Cox, Peggy Aline Jacksonville, Ma. Coyne, Bernard David Greensboro C raver, (. hen I Dunne I exington C rawford, Donald Bruce. .South Boston. Va. Cummings, Karen Frances High Point Cummins. Barbara Ann Elkton. Mil. Danburg, Richard Ross Gainesville, Hi. Davis, Cathy Hialeah, II.. Day, I lizabeth Newton Roxl Dillingham. Mary [ane Weaverville Disher, Vicki Carolyn Winston-Salem Dorrler, I ynda Carol Beauforl Dorsett, I hut Nelson Asheboro Eckstein, Frances Irene .Silvei Springs, M.I 1 dwards, Brenda Claxine Greensboro Edwards, Sarah Frances Elizabeth City Elkin, Evelyn Elizabeth Lexington I Is nei. Don Leonard Atlanta, Ga. I mbry, Sharon Lee T homasville Ensley, Jo Anne Gastonia Eubanks, Bertie L Beauforl Farmer. Nancy Jane Norwood 1 CLASS OF 1969 Page Forty-three Mi Afl P f ft .m «  .. Afe «gk Fields. Janice Curlee Pinehurst Fox, I nretta Jane Granite Falls Fruit. Robert Conrad, lr Mahw.il,. N. I. Garner, Cynthia Ann Roanoke. Va. Garrison, Ann Walker Salisbury Garrison, Susan Dowell Raleigh Gates. Billie Ann Mooresville Geary. Diane Chase Cranston. R. I. Gibson, Mar.ione Carolyn Gibson Grant. Nancy Nicholas Raleigh Grant. Rebecca Idella Asheboro Gray. Esther May Gastonia Greenleaf. Mary Buford Wilmington Greve, Richard Frederick. . ..Brooklyn, V i Griths, Kathryn Burks Denton Gross. Romlus Barry Rural Hall Haislip, Barbara Brooks Sanford Hall, Grace Theresa Whiteville Hall, Nancy Lynn Spruce Pine 1 [all, Vicki Lorraine Mayodan Hamrick, Laura Rebecca Charlotte Harrison. Elizabeth Lee Scotland Neck Hawks. Larry William Asheboro I [iggins, Alice tenn Jonesboro, Ga. Holland. Tom Yvonne Mooresville Ingram, Marv Beth Mt. Ciilead Jarvis, Susan Elizabeth Hickory Johnson, Bert Ellen Atlantic Beach Justice, Alice Ann Winston-Salem Ketner, Marsha Lee China Grove Kille, Mildred Patricia Charlotte King, Hazel Louise Forest C ity Koonce, Harriette Amu I hadbourn Lambeth. Candace Elaine Greensboro I angford, Virginia Stone Wheaton, 111 FRESHMEN Lawrence, Anita June Greensboro Layman, James Harold, Jr. .. Springfield, Va. LeGwin, Mary Elizabeth Wilmington Leinbach, Mary Jane Elkin Little, Ray Sparling Potomac, Mil. Mcintosh, Margaret Ann Asheboro . Macy, Gaither Gray, Jr Winston-Salem h Kks , l.i in. Paula I line I .1. ii I -T£ J. rks, Meredee Karen Hampton, Va. Marsland, Lyn Newburgh, N. Y. __ ,_  L Mattocks. Catherine Douglas Rose j MA M P A 1 ■ Merrick. Linda Joyce Tryon fl ' | W I Hs S ■T ' - B V ' F Midkiff, Anne Porter Greensboro S ■ £g . M ■ , 1 43 f T L Miller, Nancy Lee Lexington % 9 ™ 4 — ft i iAA Millikin, Sandra Jeanne Charlotte $T ; Moonev, Robert Dennis.... Princeton. , I J F J - «J HP L JM Moore, Carolyn Martin Stokesdale %i Jr ■ £ L — s f Moore, Paula Sue Alexandria, Va. ■ M m I . T tit S i v k r i Murr, Anita E Greensboro AT 1 —-31 - - Myers, Alan Darrell Alexandria, Va. V l- B Mvers, Gloria Anna Blanch jL- 1 A Newson, Caroline _ .jEW i .AW fin Newton, Patricia Elizabeth Faycttcvillc O ' Brien, Richard [ohn .... Rutherford, N. 1. Oliver. Barry Lane Virginia Beach, Va. Osborne, Robert Thomas. .. .Alexandria, Va. Owen, Norma Blacksburg, Va. Parrish, William James Greensboro Pauling, Thomas Wayne Muncy, Pa. Phile, Diane Merrell Winston Salem Pierce, Judith Evelyn. . . .Silver Spring. Md. V v Pitts, Patrice Lynn Glen Alpine V . CLASS OF 1969 Page Forly-fiv Mi r M Patr Via .Beaufoi Prescott, C raig Ruddock Wheaton, M.l. Prince, Helen Elizabeth Gastonia Putnam. Janice Ann Fairfax, Va. Rackley, Barbara Ann Rose Hill Ragan, Mary Anne Gastonia Reid, Paul Bryan Winston-Salem Ridenour, William Edward .. Kissimmee, I ' la. Rigau, Felix Rosa Gloucester, Va. Riplog, Nancy Lorraine .. Williamsburg, Va. Robbins, James Michael Cherry Point Rogers, Lana Rae Matthews Root, Margaret Emily Greensboro Rouse, Mary Pell La Grange Rudd, ( arolyn Jane Burlington Rupard, Daphne Dean Greensboro Ryan, Judith Lynn Brevard Saleeby, Blenda Gail Salisburj Salisbury, Ronald Lee Wrightsville, Pa. Sawyer, Mary Evelyn Elizabeth City Setzer, Stephen Arthur Charlotte Severance, Patricia Marie Lexington Seymour, Joseph Cyril Salisbury Sheek, Nancy Ann Mocksville Sherburne. Laurence P.. .Tonawanda, 5 Simpson, Martha Kaye . . . Rutherfordton Smith, Gerald Edward .Damascus, Md. Smith. Margaret Vaughan Lexington Snider. Susan Jane Potomac, Md. Snypes, Toni Grayson ( linton Soles, Jewel Lave Whilcvillc Spence, Walter HarcK Greensboro Spitlcr. Susan Ellen Arlington, Va. Stokes, Suzanne Bull,,, Store Anita Pauline Norfolk, Va. FRESHMEN Page I i, -n Sugg, Marcia Rae Raleigh Tcague, Susan Reid Reidsville Tesh, Bertha Esther Winston-Salem Thomas, David Lawton Pilot Mountain Thompson, Ann Early Lynchburg, Va. Thompson, Frances Patricia Mt. Gilead Thompson, Martha Douglas. . Winston-Salem Trice, Ann Cameron Charlotte Trump, Toni Lynne Asheville ' an Atta, Rosemary Morganton Vaughan, Stephen Cason .... Richmond, Va. Wall, Steve Michael High Point Warren, Barbara Jean Goldsboro Warren, Karen Elizabeth Newton Grove Waters, Maree Maxine Scotland Neck Watson, Linda Roberta Belmont Weaver, Donald Lee Pikesvflle, Md. Weaver, Sam T Marmora, N. J. Welch, Patricia |ane Salisbury Wheat. Linda Carol Norwood, Mass, Wheeler, Linda Louise Raleigh Whitlock, (Catherine Elizabeth Aberdeen Wicker. Nancy leanne Bedford. Mass. Wiggins, Meg.. Morehead City Wiggins. Patty Davis Charlotte Williams, Hannah Faith Canton Williams, Virginia Alice Thomasville Wingo, William Bruce Norfolk. Va. Woodard, Linda Louise Garner Woodyard, Ann Greensboro Woollen, Bonnie Carole Reidsville Wyche, Lucile Wade 1 ligh Point Wyss, Pamela Christine Gaffney, S. C. Young, Elizabeth Fletcher .... Rutherfordton Zwier, Michael S Clifford, N. J. CLASS OF 1969 Page Forty seven SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS A steel night registers on oui mind and senses, leading to clearer dimensions, percep tions and .1 secret vigor midst the circuit of being. Uex, Robert Paul Allen, Mary O ' Brien Anthony. Mary Pat Arey, Sylvia Ann Albany, N. Y. Wilmington, N. C. Gaffnev, S. C. Barber, Jane Elizabeth Aberdeen, N. C. Gastonia, N. G. Biles, Jane Harriet Winston-Salem, N. G. Billings, Jc.hnnv Irvin Lexington, N. G. Bogue, Donalyri Groton, Conn Bosher, Carolyn Jane Virginia Beach, Va, Bowland, Edwin Turner, Jr. Burlington, N. G Bradley, Jo yce Anne Breedin, Ann Elaine Brigman, Marion EstelL Brunnemer, Anna Kiist Bulla, Sallie Jane Bullins, Bonnie Ray Byrd, Anne Celeste Caiola, Christine V. Clark, James Ronald Clay, Beth Susan Gastonia. N. G. Littleton. N. C. Ahcnk-cn, N. C High Point. N. C, lit 4sMt (lA Stokesdale, N. C. Bunnlevel, N. C. New York, N. Y. Mayodan, N. C. Click, foyce Lee Winston-Salem, , C, Corriher, Patricia Lynn Cox. Rhodes Allan Cundill ' . Patricia Ran Dewese, Susan Patric Edens, Wendy Sue Eder, Helen Mane Edwards, Ruth Estell Falor, Craig I [amiltoi Greensboro, . C, Fetner, Merrill Elizabeth Asheboro, N. C. Lenoir. N. C. Washington, D. C. lona Asheboro, N. C. ia Charlotte, N. G Salisbury, N. C. Wyckoff, N. J. Baltimore, Md. CLASS OF 1968 Page Forty-i Form, Mark Doran Iselin, N. J. Fox, Martha Elizabeth Henderson, N. C. Gardner, LaRue Jeannette Ayden, N. C. Garrison, David M. Alexandria, Va. Gavin, Marv Frances Sanford, N. C. Coalman, Susan Frances Salisbury. N, C. .rant, Gloria Jean Aberdeen, N. C. .ray. Virginia Lee Alexandria, Va. Junn, Barbara fean Yanceyville. X. C. [amrick, Norma Ann Matthews, N. C. [aynes, Janice Carolyn learn, Carol Mae [enry, Martha Annie lill, Jewell Irene [ill, Patricia Yvonne Elkin. N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Morven, N. C. Gastonia. X. C. High Point, N. C. [olleman, Diane lood, Mildred Louisa [opewell, Gloria Jeai [opkins, Timothy P. [orton, Betty I ranee; Charlotte, C. Goldsboro, X. C. Summit, X. 1. Charlotte, X. C. Iorton, John Richard Liverpool, X. C. lugoins. Katiirvn Whitevffle, N. C. ;ey, Barhara Anne Thomasville, X. C. ickson, |can Ann Pen Argyl, Pa. iklitsch, Raymond I red Huntington, X. V. ines, Frances Lee iyce, Barry Louis iyce, Steve Darin Murfreesboro. X. C. Madison, X. C, Sandy Ridge, X. C. Keggereis, Shaaron Leigh Raleigh, X. C. Kelly, Edna Lynne Wilmington, X. C. SOPHOMORES Page 1 ifa Klotz, Robert M. Mays Landing, N. J. Knight, Fheseus Linn. in Stokesdale, N. C. Kuhn, Audrey Sharon Richmond, Va. Lacy, Donna Lee Biirlii N. C, Low man. I rishia Ann Ludwig, William Seymour Salisbun. X C McConnell, Margaret Bailey Southern Pines, N. C. McDuffie, Nancy Sue Fayetteville, N. C. McKeithan, Patricia St. Louis, Mo. MeLamb, Kathrvn Bradley Benson, N. C. McLartv. Sallie Gordon Brevard, N C McNeill, Penny VV. Whiteville, N. C. McPhail, Martha Elaine Gastonia, ( MacFadyen, Dianne Moore Fayetteville, X. C. Mader, Lynn Russell Martin. Wayne Clutch Madison, N. C. Mendenhall, Patricia Ann Thomasville, X ( Moore, ferry .Ann Mt. Gilead, X C. Morrison, Dorothy Doe Asheville, X C. Myers, Barbara Brownlee Gastonia, N. C. Nanney, Marj Ann Rutherfordton, X. t Nikokras, Barbara Fort I ee, X I Ogle, Harvie Camille Paris. Frana Overman, Margaret Lynne Greensboro, N. C Parks, Kathryn Allsbrook Henderson, X ' . C Pate, Nancy Peacock, Beverly Davis Rowland, X. C, I inda Bean Goldsboro, X C. Perdue, Josephine I I oil man Poe, Nancy Elizabeth Reidsville, N. C. Burlington, X. C, Greensboro, X ( CLASS OF 1968 Page Fifty-one ' otter, Man Katherine Wadesboro, N. C. j lftJtefci Potter, Virginia Staton Price, Ann Marie Beaufort, N. C. Proseus, Richard Albert Pruitt, Lilian Arlettc Rose Hill, N. C. Newark. N. Y. Reeves, Gail Louise Salisbury, N. C. Reynolds, Garnett Anne Mayodan, N. C. Rhodes, Lloyd Aaron, Jr. Madison, N. C. Richards, Sharon 1 lizabeth Brevard, N. C. Richardson, Royce Leonard Mavodan, N. C. Rigsbee, Alan Ruffin Durham. N. C. Rippy, Marian Lama Nashville. X. C. Robinson, Kathleen Parnell Jamestown, N. C. Ruch, Clare Elizabeth Craley, Pa Scoggin, Inclitli Ann Greensboro. N. C. Shuford, Doris Annette Lincolnton, N. C. Slate. Carol Annette Walkertown, N. C. Sloan, Gloria Elaine Sanford, N. C. Staler, Phyllis Cave Asheboro, N. C. Stewart, Margaret Eugenia Goldsboro, N. C. lenell. Cynthia lull Sanford, N. C. rhornburg, Diane Asheboro, N. C. [ rojanowski, Herman John Greensboro, N. C. lumer. fudj Pink Hill, N. C. I li. Nadine Gail Greensboro, N. C. Wagner, fhoma Willi. Wall, Delinda I ee Raleigh, N. C. Wallace, Carolyn Elizabeth Troy, N. C. Ward, fudith Lee Chapel Hill, N. C. Ward, Man I lizabeth Goldsboro, N. C. SOPHOMORES Page I j n two Warren, Willie Lee Newton Grove, N c Way, Barbara Louise Greensboro, N. C. Wheeler, Ralph Louis Whiteville, N. . Whipple, Curtis Clark Williamsport, Pa. Willingham, Wendj Mou.it St. Petersburg, II... Winder, Elizabeth Herndon Elizabeth City, N. C. Wright, Sandra Lynn Spindale, I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS A briel reflection on a cloud; daj testifies that we cai seek, .i.hI I. ii l bil the lighl ol icalit) discloses itself. Altice, Phvllis Joyce ] Barker, Barbara Sue Blair, Jane Franklin Blue, Alyce Parker Rocky Mount, Va. Petersburg, Va. Greensboro, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Blvlhc, Sandra Lee Racford, N. C. Boyd, Mary Bevan Mount Olive, N. C. Brame, Vanda Kay Brantley, Sue Ellen Reidsville, N. C. Selma, N. C. Brown, Brenda Ft Brown, Elizabeth Anne Gaffnev, S. C. Burgin, Bonnie Clare Cain, Barry Austin Durham, IN. C. Valdese, N. C. Summit, N. J. Cantrell, Elizabeth Anne Greensboro, N. C. Carpenter, Sarah Rebecca Durham, N. C. Chafin, Mildred Janie Winston-Salem, N. C. Clodfelter, Diana Dawn Winston-Salem, N. C. Cl( Men Kath Gastonia, N. C, Cross, Nancy Jean Current, Mary Anne Davis, Grace Lo Suffolk, Va. Statesville, N. C. Galax, Va CLASS OF 1967 Page Fifty-five ft ? m . ti fSMsi Dunlap, Kathleen Jane Lexington, a. Edgecomb, Fred R. Presque Isle, Me. Eller, Janette Sudonna Salisbury, N. C. Feezor, William Stokes Vsheboro, . C. Folliard, John Paul Arlington, Va, Garland, Janet Karen Arlington, Va. Caned. Lee Ann Catlettsburg, K . Gibbons, Vicki Billings Greensboro, . C. Glover, N. Susan Laurinburg, N. C. Graham, Martha Elizabeth Norfolk, Va. Greene, Dyr] Duane Greensboro, N. C. I Iadlev, Sara Elizabeth Raleigh, N. C. I ladley. Emma Susan I lampton, M. Camilli I larris, Nancj Mariai llaitslield. Marv Vsheboro, N. C. Barbourville, Ky. 1 Charlotte, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Helms. ||. Phyllis Goldsboto, C [ackson, Elizabeth Dianne Pineville, . C. [acobs, Sue Carol Salisbury, V C . [erome, Sarah Douglas Rose Mill. . C JUNIORS Page Fif I folly, Charles Hoffman Reidsville, N. C. folly, [udith Olivia Greensboro, N. C. Kimball, Kitty Lynne Salisbury, N. C. Kiser, Lawrence Allen Greensboro, N. C. Lambert, Helen Carol Julian, N. C. Lawson, Kenneth Bvron Greensboro, N. C. Lavton, Rita Kay Greensboro, N. C. Liles, Emily Florence Asheboro, N. C. Lunslord, fudy Ann Roxboro, N. C. McCulley, Maty Emily Statesville, N. C. McDonald, Mary Anita Wilmington, N. C. Maddrey, James Darwin Greensboro, N. C. Mann, Martha Elizabeth Elkin, N. C. Mavhcld, Dorothy Mitchell Salisbury, N. C. Mulwce, Earleen Charlotte, N. C. Oliver, Bernard Paul Auburn, N. Y. Page, Mary Susan Yanceyville, N. C. Peacock, I lannah Jarvis Sanford, N. C. Rankin, Mary Mclinda Gaffney, S. C. Rawles, Mary Dixon Holland. Va. CLASS OF 1967 Page Fifty-seven toi figfci M M Reid, Linda Rue Charlotte, N. C. Rogers, Amu Laine Asheville, N. C. Sasser, Nancy Ann Willard, N. C. Schlagenhauf, Mildred Maj Gastonia, N. C. Sexton, Janie Glad ' Shaw, Susan Kimc Kipling, N. Greensboro, X. Siceloff, Georgia 1 arle Lexington, N. Sills. Mark Robinson Greensboro, N. Simpson, Ann Walker Charlotte. N. Small, Patricia Lynn Concord. N. Smith, Jane Elizabeth Kannapolis, N. Smith, Edward Hughes, Jr. Greensboro, N. Stansel, Charlotte McRryde Burlington, N. C. I bomas. Anne Clemens Statcsvillc. N. C. I hornloe, Carol Patricia Forest City, N. C. Tillev, Diane Lee Fieldale, Va, I 1 1 1 . Patricia Dee Charlotte, . C. Walker. William Ik. [r. Charlotte, N. C. WelK. Shan.n Elizabeth Winston Salem, N. C. Wilson. Sydney Wilson Gastonia, N. C. Page FiflJ eight Womeldorf, Peggy High Point, N. C Wright, Pamela Anne Ruffin, N. C, i ancej , 1 oney M.icklin Buffalo Junction, . C Young, |anis A. Canisteo, N. Y. Young, Pamela Lexington, N. C Page Fifty-nine SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Hme closes the circl( upon us. I In years granl instruction which the days nevei enow, leaving an after-image .is we gaze beyond- .1 bringer I new things. A memot i . out last ( Christ Bui mi head can ' t be that big Senior A-Go-Gol Sixty-one SENIORS Angel, Ruth Ann Whiteville, N. C. ologj Barnes, I Iarold Rand Durham, N. C. Barnes, Judy Elaine Organ Easley, S. C. r.All.NUARDI. I I I Wi il! Si M:i; Winston Salem, N. C. Philosophy and Religion Beasley, Susan Fave Tarboro, V C Speet h and Drum i Bender, Harold Johnson Winston-Salem, N. C. History Blackmore, Martha Eleanor Winston Salem, N. C, Physical Education BljVCKWELL, I olllsl WlMBERLEY Raleigh, N. C. Sociology Bourne, Patricia Hooker Greensboro, N. C. lementary Education Boyd, Mir dred Cathi him Brawi iv, M rmville, Va, Mooresville, N. C. I!i! VI , Ronai D (. ' . Virginia Bea h, Va Music Education, Voice Pa • ■ Sixt} two Brewer, Dorothy Carolyn Hickory, N. C. Elementary Education Briscoe, Sandra Sharon Hill, Pa. Biology 3rooks, Linda Frances Monroe, N. C. Philosophy and Religion Broome, Doris Evelyn Camp Lejeune, N. C. E«glis« Brown, Martha Sue Boonville, N. C. Philosophy and Religion Bumcarner, Frieda Lee ( harlotte, N. C. Special Education Byrd, Barbara Ann 1 nglUh Chase City, a. ( i i « in, Edward Riddle Charlotte, N. C. Church M-usic, Organ Caraher, Wallas [ack Richmond, V ' a. f Cfilll ' IIHCN ,11 , itlWI C AdllluliMrulioll Carr, Nancy I Iiintley Greensboro, . C, Special Education Carric.an, Mary Frances Salisbury, N. C. Speech Therapy Cashatt, Rebecca Louise Gastonia, N. C. Psychology, English X CLASS OF 1966 Page Sixty-three Cate, Caroi Dudlev Durham. N. C. Mink Education Cherry, Anne Auten Charlotte, . C. Music Education Clarke, Frances Armistead I aii fax, .1. Philosophy and Religion C in i man, Maria Gay] e Asheboro, N. C. Spanish Cooper, |ennv Temple Greensboro, N. C. History, Sociology ( rump, Bettye Anne Thomasville, N. C. Elementary Education C UNNINGHAM, KaREN SlIE Greensboro, V C . Art Dale, Lvnne Cheryl Portsmouth, Va. Mush Education Dana, Pauline Louise Barnstable, Mass. Sociology Davis, Colleen Beatrice Fairfax, Va heoi | and ( ' omposition DOAR, I kl OS1 Greensboro, C lementai i J duration I isi muni ( orni i ia Rose Rot. kingham, N C . lementary I ducation SENIORS ; Eubank, Betty Yule Goldsboro, N. C. Elementary Education Fox, Elaine Gail Granite Falls, N. C. Church Musk I ' liiiK, Nancy Ruth ( rreensboro, N. C. Speech and DnnH ( Gambell, Arthur Ernest Silver Spring, Mi Mathematics Gates, Dana DeLois Roxboro, N. C. Graves, Patricia Jane ' Wadesboro, N. C. Elemental i Education Gray, Thomas Alexander Greensboro, N. C. Economics and Business Administration Green, Mark Berkeley South Boston, Va. Music Education Hamilton, Darling Anne Canton, N. G. Philosoph: and Religion Harlow, Mayo Carrington. Ill Bedford, Va. Economics and Business Administration I [arrington, Ruth Jane Greensboro, N. C. Spanish I I m i n, Ioiinnie Lynn Winston-Salem, N. C. Elementary Education CLASS OF 1966 Page Sixty five Hawkins. Ann Lynn Charlotte, N. C. Philosoph) and Religion Hensley, Anne Osborne Asheville, N. C. nglish Higcins, Beulaii Elizabeth Draper, . C. Music Education HOADLEY, ERWIN ThOMAS North Syracuse, N. Y. Art Education Holmes, Linda Harrison Leaksville, . C, Hopkins, Cheryi Kay Greensboro, N. C. ' oice I Iowell, Judith Lee Charlotte, N. C. Home Economics I Im.ciN, Mar i ha I Iami.in High Point. N. C, History Hutter, Ann Carter Lynchburg, Va. Mathematics Jenkins, Harry Kei.ls Whippany, N. J. Iohnstone, |oan Brantly Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education Jolley, Linda Suzanne Rutherfordton, N. C. Speech Therapy SENIORS Page Sixfr-s, Kimes, John A. Oil Citv, Pa. Business Administration Kino. Martha Russell Forest Citv, N. C. I lementarj Education King, Sarah Elizabeth Winston-Salem, N. C. History Kivett, Charles W., Jr. Asheboro, N, C. Koonts, Carolyn Elaine High Point, N. C. Elementary Education Lanier, Carolyn Voils Denton, N. C. Elementary Education Levin, Howard Allen Vineland, N. J. Biolofty LoBisco, Anthony |osi ph Auburn, N. Y. Sociolog} Loftin, I OIS C Alt! h Morganton, N. C. 1 lementan Education Lowman, [oseph Clare Pleasant Garden, N. C, Psychology McCoNNELI, LllCTLE BELLE Atlanta, Ga. Psychology McLamb, Azu r Guinevere Raleigh, N. C. Musit Education CLASS OF 1966 Page Sixty-sevt McLendon, Cathy Antoinette Burlington, N. C. Art McLeod, Margaret Mitchell Greensboro, X. C. History Miles, Sarah Ann Warrenton, N. C. Psychology Miller, Janet Dix Ruffin. X. C. Music Education Moore, Mary Dickson Gainesville, Ga. Physical Education Murphy, Betty Jo Elizabeth City. X. C. -Music Theory and Composition Ocburn, Richard Lynn Greensboro, X. C. Philosophy and Religion Parham, Xancy Bi ackuell Raleigh. X. C. Sociology Phillips, Priscilla Ellen Durham, X. C. Speech Therapy Plaster, Patrk i v nm ] Speech Therapy Elkin, X. C. Price, Philip Michael Greensboro, N. C. Sociology Proctor, Marsha Lynn Jamestown. X. C. Sociology SENIORS tl v-etght Pugh, Sarah Elizabeth Asheboro, N. C. E lementary Education Reynolds, Nelda Gay Carthage, N. C. English and Religion Roschen, George Henry Vineland, N. J. Psychology Rose, Bette Frances Greensboro, N. C. History Routh, Donna Martin Greensboro, N. C. Philosophy and Religion Schirmer, William Charles Stanfordville, N. Y. Biology Schwartz, Amy Lee Great Neck, N. Y. Psychology Seagle, Anna Ree kannapolis, . C. Elementary Education Setzer, Victoria Snider High Point, N. C. Speech Therapy Shamel, Elaine Williams Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education Smith, Carolyn Sue Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education Smith, Marilyn Kay Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education CLASS OF 1966 Page Sixty nine Smith. Susan Booker Elementary Education Ivor. ' a. Stanback, Barbara Grao Wadesboro, N. C. French Stephenson, Joseph Cecd Greensboro, N. C. Psychology and Economics Stephenson. |. Clyde. II BovkiiTv .i. ( hurch Music -Organ Stith, Joellen Vaughn Winston Salem, X. C. Elementary Education Summey, Stephanie Lvnne Statesville, N. C. Sociology Thomas, Kathleen Mary Newport News. Va. Iyren, Teresa Ann Durham, N. C. Elementan Education Upton, Eleanor Frances rakoma Park. Md. English Vann, Robin Benson, N. C. Physical Education Waggoner, Pamei a ( , w Greensboro, N. C Speech Therm Wagoner, Bonnie Caroi Greensboro, N. C. Special Education SENIORS Page Seventy Walker, Margaret Covington Raleigh, N. C. Elementary Education Wall, Nancy Hearn Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education Watkins, Martha Linda Forest City, N. C. English Watts, Janet Gates Greensboro, N. C. hU ' uicutni i i ducation Wells, Susan Margueritte I lenrietta, N. C. Speech and Drama Whitehouse, Lawrence B., Ill Lynchburg, V.i. Business and Economics Williams, Lynn Adele Moravian Falls, N. C. Elementary Education W ' ii i iams, Mary Miller Lexington, N. C. Speech Therapy Wombough, William Brian Pine City, V. Pre-Theology W ' ooley, Ina Lee Charlotte, N. C. Psychology Woolen, Larry Wayne Greensboro, N. C. Business Administration Yard, Linda Carol History Princeton. N. CLASS OF 1966 Page Seventy-one N u. si . STUDENT LIFE STUDENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT CABINET Martha Huggin, Vice-President l,.i m McConnei i . Se. Rrenda Brown, T Mn i ii Chafin, NSA ( oori Page Scrr ' in i f  T The Student Cabinet functions primarily to serve the stu- dents. I he delegates are chosen to represent the ideas of the students and to voice the opinions to the school officials in order to improve college life. The cabinet meets each week to discuss campus problems, potential improvements, and act as a student legislature. The executive committee is composed of the President, Vice-President, Secretary. Treasurer. NSA Coordinator, and representative of each dormitory and the cl.u students. Left tn Right: Mitchell McLeod. Barbara Gunn, Pat Severance, tech.. links. Ann Alexander, Pats) Mill, Paulette Chappell, Iridic Smith, Tom Pauling, Craig Falor, Erwin Hoadley, Mancj Pai li mi Page Sevext] (n John S Prescott, Mm An MEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL The Men ' s judicial Council is ,m independent student gov- ernment organization which regulates the enforcement F social .mil academic rules for the male community ol Greens- boro College. Representing resident and non resident students, tins board wields respect and power in .ill areas of student life, and Functions .is .1 sounding board for the problems, ideas, and needs 1! men students ol the campus. Page Sn ent) WOMEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL The Women ' s Judicial Council is an organization of main- tenance and guidance in the realm of academic and social rules that co-ordinate the women students of Greensboro College. It functions as an essential part of student government and student life through which the opinions and desires of women students are voiced and acted upon. The responsibility and character of its class representatives are worthy of the respect that is held for the influence and power delegated to this board. Seated ( hris Caiola, Judie Howell, Pegg5 Walker. Standing: Sydney Peach, Betty Carson, Phyllis Helms, Kris B. COURT OF APPEALS [ne Student Court ol Appeals is .1 young organization created under the 1964 Student Government Constitution. It u.is created to insure the students a right to appeal m case heard by the Men ' s or Women ' s Judicial Board, or the Honor Board. I he importance of the Court of Appeals is para- mount, for it is a vita] part of our democratic society. It is composed ol eight members: two sophomores, three seniors, all of whom .ne elected b) the student body. The chairman is eleeted 1.x the board members. Judy J., Page Seventy-eight HONOR COURT The purpose of the Honor System is to promote a mature atmosphere of individual integrity and responsibility. The anas under the jurisdiction of the lienor Board are cheating, stealing, and falsification. In order tor any honor code to be effective, each individual must have a high respect for the principles and goals or the code. The Honor Board functions as a judiciarj body to uphold the standards by trying any in- fractions of the honor system. Page Seventy-nine ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL LIFE COMMITTEE A well rounded social life i the goal ol the Social Life C om- mittee. Monthly activities are planned and carried through foi the enjoyment and relaxation of our students during the course ol the school year. Hiese activities vary from formal to informal dances and combos, special concerts, parties, get- togethers, and occasions calling for a hand or two of bridge and resulting chit-chat. It is the responsibility of this committee to supervise the S. C. kitchen and all activities taking place at the Student Center including responsibility for student hosts and hostesses on dut there nightlj throughout the week. ' SusiJ Shaw .mil Tank Haynes, Co-Ch She is cooking what: ' Ron One Elizabeth Pugh, I. nut Gar] Ron I i o In., Wooley, Ui.k Form. Page I rglilj Functioning as the Social Life Committee, this group is responsible for .ill social activities on the GC campus. Enter- tainment this year has included Mich groups as The Fabulous Five, Chester Mayfield and Hie Casuals, and the lams. [Tie appearance of Little Anthony and the Imperials marked one of the gayest events on our social calendar. The Social Lite Committee has been rewarded in the spirit and enthusiasm exhibited in then planned activities. Little Anthony and the Imperials Page Eighty-. STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CABINET Aware ol the spiritual foundation on which Greensboro College was built, the Student Christian Fellowship Cabinet serves as the coordinatoi foi the religious functions of campus life through an active participation in that life. A welcome smile and a helping hand nukes SCF an indispensable part of moving-in daj tor the Freshmen. Holiday cheer and the spirit of the season provide the atmosphere foi fellowship be- tween faculty . fn students at the annual SCF Christmas party. With the unusual pla) For Heavens Sake and the thought provoking movie The Parable, SCI raised the chal- lenge So you think you know yourself during Religious Emphasis Week. Constant evaluation and realistic adaptation allows SCI to provide CC with meaningful service, Left to Right: Linda Brooks, President; Colleen Davis, Vice-President; Anne Hamilton. Se Jud, Jolly, 7n Row One: Bill Ludwig, Nancy Sasser, Anne Hamilton, Ann Arey. Gloria Chamberlain, Marsha Keener, Bonnie Burgin. Linda Brooks, Patt) Welch, (eanette Gardner, Polly Dana, Colleen Davis. Row Two: Earleen Mulwee, Ann Brown, Ann Turner. Willie Warren, Norma Hamrick, Lucy Davis, Sarah Frances Edwards. Patti Corriher, Judv folly, Dr. Smith. Row Three Steve Knitter. Millie Schlagenhauf, Ce- leste Bvrd. Kittv Kimball, Norma Owen. Sudonna Eller, Ann Price, Helen Eder, Nancj McDuffie, Mr. Weaver. Page i Tired feet, aching back topped h an St I- smile A new house and twelve new girls SCF leadership demands versatility. Page Eighty-three KAPPA CHI [he Kappa Chi is .1 pre-ministerial Fraternit) whose membership is extended to .ill students who anticipate en- trance into an) field o( full-time Christian service. Kappa Chi strives to cultivate personal fellowship and encourage dedication to .[n envolvement in Christian service both on campus and in the community. gh, Mark Sills. David Gr Arden Schlesinger. nfield. Ron- Two: CHAPEL COMMITTEE The Chapel Committee functions as an advisor) group to Mr. Walter Weaver. Ibis committee recom- mends chape] programs and speakers and has, for the Inst time, dealt this vc.n with the possibilit) ol chapel itti ml me e on .1 more selec live basis. ' i- OK Linda Brooks, Dr. Ilu Page Eight) four Left a Right: Star r Bam lardt Martha Su ■ Brown, Ann Price, Kay Eisenhart, Linda Bn oks, Bill V Parks, Gail Mil lia is, Dr. Sm th. Advisor Norma Owen , Cornelia Anne Hamilton, Bn inie Burgin bough, Susan Smith. Patricia Kille, For those students who have an interest in the field of re- ligious education, the Religious Education Club provides a variety of activities. Informative monthly meetings, educa- tional trips, and a Christmas party for underprivileged chil- dren are among the functions of this group as they strive to put their ideas and ideals into action. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION MUSIC EDUCATION Composed of those students who are planning a career teach- ing music. Chapter 19 of the National Music Education As- sociation provides an opportunity for these students to discuss the problems encountered in their student teaching. Guest speakers are invited for lectures and the various phases of mu- sic education in the public schools. Roir One: M Mulwee, Han Green, Sh v Pell Rouse, Jody Perdue, Camille ah Peacock. Marv Ann Nanney, Gw Richards, Judj Lunsford, ampton, Earleen iMcLamb, Mary nette Gardner. I ind.i Wheat, Fran Eckstein, Anr I oni Sm pes, Jud) Pierce. ■ Cherry, Elizabeth Higgins, Cheryl Dale. Pnge Eighty-five CHAPEL CHOIR The Chapel Choir is an organization fulfilled hy interested students which plays an essential role in weekly chapel serv- ices leading the student body in worship through music. The new wine-red vestments add to the appearance of the choir. I lie special Christmas service of music and Easter selections highlight the year as an inspirational part of Finch Chapel programs. Earleen Mulwee. Director Row One: Mary HartsField, [eanette Gardner, Anita Story, Ann Ca rell, Susan Shaw. Ron Two (anie Sexton, Donalyn Bogue, Hai Peacock, Camille Hampton, Kaj Parks. Rov Three: Pat Small, M Bevan Boyd, Sue Brandey, Sallie Bulla. Row Four: Hon Crawfi Russ Mader, Bennie Bullins, Rick Danburg, Tony Robertson, fohi Ayers, Tom Wagner, Steve Setzei j ' ■■ Row On Lillian 1 Davis, Ecksteii gins, A Helms, Jeannette Gardner, Peggy Cox, Donalyn Bogue, Alyce Blue, Pruitt, Loretta Fox, Mar 5 Pell Rouse, Sharon Richards, Teenv Carol B Its, Candj Carson, Ann Cantrell, Judy Jolly, Fran 1. Row Tiro: Shaarun Ke Licrcis, Cheryl Dale, Elizabeth Hig- nm (_ herry, Judy Pierce, Anita Story, Camille Hampton, Phyllis Gloria Grant, Marie Walters, Ann Thomas, Lynne Overman, Starr Barnhardt. Marsha Ketner, Martha Sue Brown, Peg dorf, June Lawrence. Roic Three: Toni Snypes, Carolyn Br w a , Sirs, in Jarvis, Chervl Hopkins, Carolvn Moore, Martha Fox, 1 trie n Mulwee, Sharon Kuhn, Berke Green, Millie Schlagenhauf. Elaint Fra l..nl Millians, Cathj Davis, Susan Hadley, Nancy Sheek, Frai ces Clarke, Hannah Peacock, Mars Ann Nanney. GREENSBORO COLLEGE GLEE CLUB ng ... .i willingness to work . . . sing-offs . . rehearsals . . . tour . . . the warmth ol .in enthusiastic audience . . . tin- satisFaction I a successful performance . . . this is the (.,. C. (.lev Club. L. Williams, Direct Vice-President; Berke Green. President irarian. Standing: Teeny Davis, Student Director ding Secretary; Camille Hampton, Bms i css Man Mihauf, Corresponding Secretary; Shaarnn Keg Page Eighty-seven GREENSBORO COLLEGE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The Greensboro College Chamber Orchestra as an out growth (il the music department is open not only to music Students hut also to interested liberal arts students and towns- people who wish to work and perform with this group. The orchestra practices twice a week as it works toward its per- formance dates. With the tranfei ol assembly from morning to evening, the chamber orchestra has combined its former chapel program anil formal concert into one major production each semester. Under the able direction of Mr. Don Hansen, the Greensboro College Chamber Orchestra offers the college ami the utv a valuable experience in fine music. Directed bv Mr. D,.n Hansen, the G.C. Chamber Orchestra K ave its tall concert t ,r the student body ., M I i . : ,... eight NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION The National Student Association is an organization com- posed of 400 colleges and universities which in seeking solu- tions for campus problems, strives to unite its concern on campuses in the nation and in the world. On the Greensboro College campus NSA is co-ordinated by Mildred Chafin and steered bv a group of interested students. NSA provides a thoroughfare for communication of ideas and activities current to all college citizens. Millie Chafin, Ch Winn v na i in, bnomnon; Uianne Jackson, Carol] McLeod, Joyce Click. Nancy Cross. Craig Falor. Bosher. Mitch( ORIENTATION COUNSELORS The co-ordination and adjustment to the world of college life at Greensboro College for in-coming freshmen and trans- fer students is conducted each September by a select group of Junior and Senior men and women. Each counselor is assigned Boil- One: Edna Kellv, Millie Hood, Anne Reynolds ham. Virginia Potter. Row Two: Charlotte Stansel. Ja Mulwee, Phyllis Helms. Anne Thomas, Anne Bn Ann, Moore. |udv Turner, Carol Thornloe, Lvnn Keggereis, I illian Pruitt. Row Four: Mary Bevan Bo Kris Brunnemer, Imdi Reid. Marj Ann Currem to several new students and his responsibility is to acquaint them with the traditions and rules of the college, and to guide them through the first confusing days of college life. lillie Schlagenhauf, Judy Scoggin, Jewel Click, nn Breedin, Anita McDonald. . Ann Cantrell. Ron ' Six: Steve Knitter. .. Nanc) Cross, George Roschcn, Nancj Jv Willing- Sarah Jerome. Row Bv t ' h. Earleen Hill. Doris Shuford, h on Three: Susie Shaw, Willie Wa t. Shaaron Eddie Smith. Harold Bi Meredith. Pate, Joe Lowman, Bill F Page Eight-) -nx GREENSBORO COLLEGE PLAYERS Adding haul work to artistic temperament, the C.C Players ' endeavor to bring the excitement of live drama to Greensboro College. This year they produced two plays, Korea in the fall, and The Curious Savage in the spring, lost before Christmas the GC players put on the senior recital which was a scries of seems building the theme of dominant women throughout history. All three productions exemplified the GC Players ' high standards of excellence and superb performance! Left to Right: Susan Wells, Susan Beasley, Nancy Frick. Left to Right, ! Eddie Bolin, Pai keve Knitter, Sus.,n Wells, Margie Gibboi Bob Flahart, I lizabeth Winder. !«  Nancj Pate, [o Hob Klotz, Rogers, [udy Th. Frick, |oe ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega is .1 dramatics fraternity, the purpose of which is to show special recognition to those students who have contributed both their time and talent to the meaning of drama and the theatre on Greensboro College campus. The fraternit) also tries to Further the understanding of theatre work, development of the talents of individuals involved in plav productions, and maintain the high level of dramatic ac- complishment that credits our campus at the present time. Left m Rigfel Susan Wells, I, Winder, Susan Beasley, Pam Wright, Nancj Fn L k. Standing: Steve knitter. Bob Kim , Joe Rogers. Bc.b Flahart. PRESIDENTS ' ACTIVITIES COUNCIT The Presidents Activities Council is a body composed o£ the presidents ol all permanent campus organizations, and is pre- sided ovei l the President of the Student Cabinet. This or- ganization provides these organization heads with an oppor- tunity to air their problems, and to maintain lines oF com- munications with all of the major organizations on campus. Hon- One: Joellen Stith, Mary Greene. Ro,e Two: Millie Chafin. Hannah Peacock. Virginia Potter. Ron- Three: Starr Barnhardt, Kitty Boyd. Ron- Fo..r. Ruth Ann Angel, Judy Howell, Linda Brooks. How Five: Carolvn Bosher, Kennv Lawson. Roir Six: George Roschen, Mark Pollard. STATE STUDENT LEGISLATURE In offering the citizens of colleges and universities of North Carolina an opportunity to introduce and act upon hills of pertinent interest to the state, examine important issues in perfected parliament. ir procedure, anil to examine the life and character ol a united college assemblage in simulated legislature. State Student Legislature offers an educational ex- perience ot high value. I he Greensboro College contingent this year made considerable advancement in intercollegiate communication anil coordination, thus furthering the scope and interest of its institution in the North Carolina College community. PSYCHOLOGY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION I he program of the Psychology and Special Education Club has been developed for those students with an interest in these two related fields. The purpose of the club is to encourage this interest and to advance current knowledge in the areas of psy- chology and special education. In order to fulfill its purpose, the club invites outstanding speakers in these fields to partici- pate in lectures and discussions which arc open to everyone. One of the outstanding speakers of the year was Dr. G. Fred- rick Kuder of the Kuder Preference Record. Dr. Garth, a social psychologist from Bennett College, discussed self-awareness in the Negro child in his lecture on Self-Image and Social- Motivation. Dr. Adrian Solomon, a clinical psychologist from Greensboro Mental Health Clinic, explained the function I the mental health clinic in the community. As a culmination of the year ' s activities, the club planned a trip to the Greens- boro Mental Health Clinic. Page Ninety-three STUDENT NATIONAT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION [ he Braxton Craven Chapter of the Student National Edu- cation Association is a branch of the North Carolina Educa- tion and the National Education Associations. Under the guid- ance of Dr. Zelda C. Pemberton, the organization is open to .ill students who desire to enter the teaching profession. Month]) meetings serve .is opportunities for the prospective teachers to hear talks by guidance counselors, superintendents, and representatives from specific areas, such as speech, art. and reading. I he meetings also give . n insight into the problems as well as the rewards to be found in teaching. The fall and spring convention, and the Christmas part) for the Kindergarten children rank among the highlights of the year. :,„, 0„e: Susan Smith. Carolyn Lanier, Nancj Menu Wall, [oellen Stith, Pat Graves, liar Two; Carolyn Smith, Suzanne Jolly, Marilyn Smith, [oan Johnstone, Hetty Crump. Row Three Sui- Brantley. Cor- fanie Sexton, Susan Well Barbara Byrd, Carolyn E ,, I inda Watkins rewer, Anne He Page Ninety-four Ron One Celeste Bvrd. Ruth Ann Angel, Am Sandra Briscue, Susan Glover. Ron Three: B McLarty. Row Fomi Di Van Pelt, Inn Layton. Ron- One. T. L. Knight, Susan Byerly, Barr) foyee. Row rwo: Allen Rigsbee. Tom White. Row Three: [aclt Caraher, Run Salisbury, Barr) Cain. Rov ... BUI Walker, Bill Feezor. Row Five: Craig Falor, Mark Pollard, lack Kimes. Row Six: Charles Kivett, Bennv Bullins. Rou ' Seven: Mr. Daniels. Mr. Fraziei BETA IOTA OMEGA BUSINESS CLUB Beta tota Omega is an organization open to all scientifically oriented students. Begun in 1961, the club lias made great strides in promoting interest in the scientific areas. Much ol the organization activit) serves as an aid to the research of the Science and Biology departments. The newest organization on the GC campus is the Business Club. This elub was formed by interested students in the fall of 1965 and is open to all Business Administration majors and minors. .Although a fledgling organization, the group has spon- sored speakers in main ' of the varied areas of business. Ninety-five T g m K ll ' II I ; . ■ IB mJ K. w GREENSBORO COLLEGE CILIZENS and ATHLETES The Greensboro College Citizens ' and Athletes Club (Gamma Chi Alpha) is an organization composed of Physical Education Majors and Minors, outstanding participants in the intramural program, and loyal students who have devoted much ol their time towards the betterment of our P.E. program. Each member of the club is recommended, is approved bv the members and invited to membership. Ibis organization, al- though newly formed on this campus, is doing much to en- courage athletics and make them more known to the students ol the GC campus. Officers Mayo Harlow, Ann Hutter, Nancj Sa Row One: Martha Blackmore. Row Two: Nancy Sasscr. Robin Vann, Dixie Moore, Susie Shaw. Row Three: Charlie Kivett, Mayo Har low. M.ss Taylo kmsht, M Ann Hutter. Linda Reid. Ro Ariail. Royce Richardson. . mi Tom Pauling, Robin Vann, Paul Folliard, Nancy Sasser, Charles Kiv GYM SUPERVISORS [Tie Intramural program and the supervision of .ill gym- nasium activities is co-ordinated by .1 small group i l efficient and interested students under the direction ol Coach Ariail. Dedicated and diligent Physical Education majors and minors, tluse five leaders perform .1 vit.il service to Greensboro College by instilling good sportsmanship and enthusiasm throughout all phases of athletic life in the college community. Team Captain ' s: Row One: Kennv Laws Tonv LoBisco, Art Gambell. n, Mayo Harlowe. Ron ' Two: Page Ninety-seven Careful. Hone INTRAMURALS The Intramural Program offers growth and participation to ship, competition for the excelling and involvement For all. all students of GC in manv and varied fields of interest from Although primarilj geared to the point system oi the Physical the major team sports of football and basketball ... to the Education curriculum, Intramurals controls a basic part of the more individual sports oi tennis, swimming, and ping-pong. active life on the ( C campus. The essence of this program lies in fellowship and sportsman- Nou don ' t rush me, E Page uiety-eight US 9 L nr £i Page Niwety-fl Row One: Sydnej Wilson, Pal McKeithan, Candy Carson, Marj Ann Amnions, Lues Coggin. Row Two. Be- linda Saleeby, Norma Hamrick, |mh Ward, Gail Brinkley. Rom Three Babs Way, Caroline Newson, D thj Morrison, Helen Eder, Nancj McDuffie, Clare Ruch, Delinda Wall, Hannah Williams, Sydnej Peach, Norma Owen. Not pictured: Susan Goodman. AQUABELLES For those girls who are skillful swimmers and wish to pul that skill to use, the Aquabelles provide .1 group, place, and time in work, rhese girls learn the finer points of water ballet. I In highlight 11I their year of work is in the water show pre sented each year foi a special weekend. Page Om- Hundred Garred, Judy Scoggin, Virginia Potter, Barbara Gunn MODERN DANCE Susan Hauser, Gayle Coleman, Wendy Willingham, Wendy Edens. in and to develop a degree of skill in the art of modern dancing. Both a class .nu a club, the Modem Dance group provides In addition to the fun and fellowship, the girls involved gain an opportunity for the girls of the campus to pursue an interest a grace and poise both in and out of the class. Row One Gayle Coleman, Wendy Edens, Susan Hauser. Wendy Willingham, Virginia Potter, Barbara Gunn, Judv Scoggin, Lee Anne Garred, Row Two: Nancy Hall. Judv Turner. Gene Childs, Ginger Williams, Bonnie- Woolen, Sarah F. Edwards, Cvnthia Garner. Row Three: Barbara Nikolaras, Gloria Sloan. Pat Kille, Carol Brooks. Gloria Myers, Mary Evelvn Sawyer, ludv Price. ;,„, Four: Barbara Coble. Mary lane Dillingham. Beck ' v Hamrick. ludv Barnes, Frances Clarke, Nancy Riplog, Elizabeth Prince. Row Five [une Lawrence. Susan [arris, Edna Kelly, Kathrvn Huggins. Celeste Bvrd. Millie Hood. H Row One: Carolyn Bosher, Beckj Carpenter, Starr Barnhardt, Ann Moore, Linda Woodard, Mitchell McLeod, Frances Broome, Hazel king. Ann Brown. Row Two: Shaaron Keggereis. Margie Gibson, Gay Chappell. Russell King. Miss Brock. Susan Wells, Marcia Ketner. Ron- Three: Elean,,r Upton. Fran Eckstein. Vickie Disher. Beckv Hamrick, Ann G bh. Pat Kille. Theresa Hall. Steve Setzer. Susan Bverlv. GREENSBORO COLLEGE SONS AND DAUGHTERS C.C Sons and Daughters is an organization composed of second and third generations of ( ■(. students. The regular monthly meetings are centered around discussions of the his- tory and customs of GC. DAY STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION Non-resident students find the Day Students ' Association a means ol keeping abreast of campus activities. Their main activity is the sponsoring of the annual campus-wide Christmas Dance. Seated. Bene Rose. Gail Hinshaw, Ruth Harrington. Alvce Blu Donna Routh, Janet Watts. Standing: Anne Midriff, Brenda Mu Larrv Riser, Craig Falo Coyne, Brenda Edw irds P i I Ine Hundred I wo Seated Sandra Briscoe, Ann Canttell, Linda Watkins, Linda Y Standing: Mark Pollard. Mr. Weave-.. Lynn Wright, Trisha Bou th, Jo Dr. Long, Dr. Wilson. PUBLICATIONS BOARD The Publications Board al Greensboro College serves as a co-ordinating board for the four campus publications— The Collegian, The Echo, The Handbook, and The Lyre. It is composed of the editors, business managers, and advisors ol each of the publications as well as the Assistant to the President. In its efforts to insure that these publications meet the needs of the student both, is it the responsibility of the Publications Board to supervise publications elections, to keep accurate records, to establish suitable policies, and to advise when necessary. As an added link between the publications and the students, the Chairman of the Board holds a scat on the Student Cabinet. Page One Hundred Three f£ THE LYRE I In yre, a Ihii.ua magazine, is published by the students of Greensboro College. I his median is a splendid opportunity for students to display their creative endeavors in the areas l poetry, prose, art, and original musical compositions. Ilic mag- azine is published once a year and distributed to GC students and faculty, national advertisers, and to College Magazines Inc. Seated: Joy Click. Bettv Carson. Shaamn Keggereis. Standing: Becky Hamrick, Delinda Wall, Cathy McLendo Trisha Bourne, Ed THE HANDBOOK [Tie Handbook is issued in the beginning of each yeai in order in help the students orient themselves to the active life in the college community. For Freshmen women it is the source of much anxiety for they are required to learn its contents before they can leave the campus. It is the source of the social regulations, the various committees, and, in fact, even a copy of the GC constitution. Students welcome this booklet .is a guide to the ever changing life at GC. Pnge One Hundred Fh It has been the goal of the Echo stafl to condense the activi- ties and spirit ni Greensboro College into one memorable volume. We have ni.uk ' the attempt to create .1 lasting portrait I the year, and we bequeath our effort to tomorrow so we may .ill recall today. Page One Hundred Si Iusiness Staff: Row One. Kathy Griffis, Russe] Kin g . Jeanne Hope- ell. Kathv Robinson. Row Two: Dana Gates. Margaret Stewart, Doris Shufurd, Mary (Catherine Potter fi of Shi Summev, Nancy Cross. Ann Hutter.) Page One Hundred Seven THE COLLEGIAN Over the Frequent, subtle objections of every interest group, leader, or administrator l G.C., the Collegian has for another yeai strived with dedication toward the principle that stu dents are what is happening ' in the college community; that students want to read what Icllow Students are writing about these happenings; and that, somehow, the Collegian can help accomplish these goals. News coverage and editorial contro- versy center around topics of vital interest and immediate con- cern in student life. By means of familiar by-lines and editorial technique, student personalities and administrative commen- tary, this biweekly sounding board in print serves as a life line of communication tr all aspects of campus life. Seated c harlotte Stansel, Becky Carpenter. Standing: B.ib Stuber, Mike Robbins t ftl Staff, Rmr One: Ann Arey, Meg Wiggins, Nancy Frick, Candy Lambeth, Sharon Emery. Ron Two: Clare Ruch, Nickie Stephenson, Joe Lo Nancv Sasser, Charlie Kivett. Lee Ann Garred and Tom Pauling Business Staff Working un the results of a Collegian poll. EPSILON LAMBDA SIGMA trial m.ii Fox the societies and .1 delayed rush . . . banners blowing . . . green and gold ribbons everywhere . . . serenade en masse . . . joint society tea . . . smiling a warm wel- come . . . The College Game . . . You with the st. ns in your eyes . . . decision night . . . lull lull and lull hearts— the storj I Emerson. ion ()„ t . Edna Kelly, |ud Jewel Hill. Annie Henry. [ here ' s nothing like the College Game . . . and nothing like a Formals production al Greensb College For spirit, fun and chaos . It ' s the autumn jubilee when the Emerson sisters officially welcome the new students and attempt to present .1 deep Feeling— Emerson Love In a light entertainment. I lappi ness is belonging. Page One Hundred E ev IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA Row One: kathrvn Huggins, Martha . kl ' h.iil. Ba Jann Haynes, Nancj Poe . , i Myers Pennj McNeill. Rot ma The Irving Societj quickl; brings to the mind of each of its sisters love and loyalty in each other and the sisterhood. Officers: Mitchell McLeod, In., Wooley, Cam! 1 1 earn, Sue Carol Jacobs, Susan Goodman, Judy Ho On a rainy da And joy reigns. After the freshmen had arrived on campus and had he- gun to acquaint themselves with college life, rush began by the societies. During these weeks, there was a tea, open meetings, seranades, dorm sin s. and a final climax, I or mals. Irving Formals for 1965 followed the dreams ol Dorothy to somewhere over the rainbow. After her fantasj Idled journey, Dorothy realized that what is beyond the rainbow is just what one makes it himself. Dorothy recog- nizes this to be the moral of our story and by pledging to li e bj it challenged each of us to do the same. Page One Hundred Thirteen HONORARIES WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES M.Ull II A I luGCIN Approved l .1 national committee, these chosen F01 list- ing were selected In Facultj and administration on the basis ol participation and leadership in academic and extracur ricular activities, citizenship and service to the school and promise of future usefulness, We shall remembei them as vital iiniis in our campus community evinced in the sincere ind friendlv manner by which we know them. Ec ' .c.v Walker and little Ami Hodc Georgj Roschen Puge One Hundred Fifteen ALPHA PHI OMEGA I he i Chi Chapter of Alpha I ' hi Omega, National Service I raternity, was chartered n the GC campus in the spring ol 1964, aftei a year ' s duration .is .1 local Fraternity. 1 he purpose ol the fraternitj is service, leadership and friendship. [ he local chapter lias conducted .1 wide variety ol worth while projects during the year, including the administration ol a used book exchange, assistance with luggage for incoming women students, a letter mailing service, and assistance in aiding the parking problem. The highlights of the year were the sponsoring of Operation Merrj Christmas for our boys in Vietnam, and the unexpected A. P.O. vs. Carolina basketball game in Ariail Memorial Fieldhouse. Left to Right, Row One: David Thomas, Jim Layman, Rick Danburg. Steve Wall, (od 5 Seymour, Al Meyers. Row i o Paul Reid, Bill Riden our, Terrj Smith, Steve Setzer, Steve Vaughn. Ron Three: Mike Rul bins, Bruce Wingo, Turn Pjuling, Tim Ackley, Sam Wf Avers. Page One Hundred Sixteen v. dk FoLLIARD, PALI! Gambell, Art Greene, Uarvi Harlow, May Horton, Johi Jenkins, Har LOWMAN, JOI Ogburn. I NN ?y q P p PROSEUS, I )l K igner, Tom mkik. Bill Will 1 I IIIHISI . I WMI Davidson, Chapd I Ml. Du Ten percent Page One Hundred Seventeen Seated: Susan Page, Ruth Ann Angel, Nancy Sasser, Nelda Reynolds. Standing Linda Watkins, Elizabeth Higgins, Martha Huggin ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA The Eleanor Roosevelt Circle of Alpha Kappa Gamma is .1 selective group founded on the h.isis ol womanl} service. I In group is responsible lor various projects including the sponsor- ship of the Red Cross Bloodmobile on campus. President; I .ml., Brooks, h, Di.ns U ne, Vice-President. Page Oni Hundred I ighteet JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Junior Honor Societj is composed ol freshmen and sophomores who have attained a scholastic average of ninety or better, as well as maintained a mature and honorable attitude. GAMMA IOTA SIGMA Gamma Iota Sigma is an honorary societ) for juniors and seniors who have attained a quality point average ol s. ' 1 01 2.75, respectively. In addition, these students are thus honored lor outstanding contributions in other phases of campus life. Seated: Jodie Perdue, Lynn Pitts, Anne Garrison, Gay Chappell, Gloria Myers. Standing: Martha Fox, Candv Lambeth, Gail Reeves, Ann Price, Ruth Edwards, Donna Bridger. Linda Brooks, Nelda Reynolds, Ann 1 Later, foe Lowman, lane Smith, Bettv Jo Murphy, Elaine Fox, Linda Watltins. SENIOR MARSHALS Left lo Right, Downward, Km One; Cilc McConnell, Frieda Bumgai ner, 1 1 Pugh, Carolyn Lanier, |udie Howell. Ron fwo Kittj Boyd, Pal Graves, Dixie Moore, Marilvn Brawlev, Nelda Reynolds, Pam Waggoner. Rom rhree l«m Beatty, Mayo Il.nl Charlie Kivett. 1 Vol Pictured Anne Hamilton. Elected In her class, the chief marshal, with the Dean of Students, selects the stall of Senior Marshals to serve for graduation and for various campus functions during the year. Selected on the hasis of academic standing, leadership ahilities, service to the school, personality and character, these students are honored by their role and in their honor, honor their college. Chief Marshal Judie H ley lead the elegant Sei nd Assistant Chief Marilyn Braw- ladies to a concert-lecture series. H IT 1 1 The Marshals added to the regal occasion of the presidential inaug ration at Greensboro College. Marshals Carolyn Lanier and Frieda Bumgarner hand out programs during an assembly. Page One Hundred Twenty-t N T ft FEATURES , Catching the fresh beauty and splendor ol spring in the young beauty ol our campus— our 1966 Queen ol May and her court. I liese are chosen to represent our campus in the formalities nl May reflecting the beauty and quality that is Greensboro College traditionally . . . and vibrantly in spring. Page One Hundred Twenty-four MAY COURT Page One Hundred Twenty-fiv MAY QUEEN Miss Trisha Bourne MAID OF HONOR Miss Lee Anne Garred Miss Patricia ( In i s SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE Miss Nelda Reynolds Miss Mary Anne Current JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Miss Charlotte Stansel Miss Mary Gavin SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Miss Kathryn McLamb Miss Suzanne I Iooks FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE Miss Caroline Newson STUDENTS ' CHOICE Martha Huggin and Charles Kivett have been selected as the Students ' Choice of the ideal Greensboro ( lollege boj and girl. Selee ted In the student body, Martha and Charles were considered the two seniors lx best represent the .| n ii and qualit; ol Greensboro College, embodying the warm manner, diligent effort and magnanimit) ol oui col lege and us tradition. P Hundred Vhirt) sh The Students ' Choice For nineteen sixty-six Martha Hoggin and Charles Kivett Page One Hundred Thirty- MISS ECHO 1966 Miss am y Parham Miss I cho of 1966 was chosen In the male stu dents ol the campus. Selected on the basis ol beauty, grace, charm and personality, Miss Echo assumes the place ol prominence in tins the por- trait (il our year. Pa I :„■ Hundred llran eighl CAMPUS In this time we are involved with things ol the mind and the purpose and destiny ol our lives— Page One Hundred Fort] Page One Hundred Forty We arc part ol a great society- ana a great world —a moment in history. Page One Hundred Forty-three Tradition and the ages speak to these days, hours and moments. From here we move on, for no moment is forever. lime moves over and in this continuing stream. ■ I Hundred Fort) foil Page One Hundred Forty-five Page One Hundred Fort) ■•■ The old and archaic arc contrasted by the new and enterprising- Page One Hundred Forty- Page I l«e Hundn i ' The ivy is reflected in the bright glass where ivy will eventually take root— stone and fe steel lend a foundation for those who shal provide the life and mind of that which has been ours. Page One Hundred Fort) nine j We sought and we found . . . We go— further seeking . . . Page One Hundred I ift} tv Page One Hundred Fifty-thr, DONT WALK an _. HUB nnnn turning our gaze afar to blue shadows and golden forms— reflections of all that has been and all that will be. £.= ,: v. ■ . ' .V I ' ••.-j. - ■ f - '  . -V . -•-. 1 ■ ■r H : juimr fjili ' l ■ ■r ■ ; , ' ' . ADVERTISEMENTS BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Robert T. Am--. |r., Amos Hosier) Co., High Point Mrs. Margaret (Mrs. H. L.) Bettis. 108 Elgin PI.. Greensboro Mr. W. C. Boren, 111. P. O. Box 9172. Greensboro Mr. V. C. Calton, North Carolina Equipment Co., Raleigh Mr. Richard T. Chatham. Jr., Chatham Manufacturing Co., Elkin Mr. hi Cowan, Stonecutter Mills, Spindale Mr. I. C Cowan, |r.. Box I I C2011 Lafayette Ave.), Greensl Mr. C A. Dillon. |r.. Dillon Suppl) Co., Raleigh li George I). Finch, Box 1 (225 Colonial DO. Thomas,,lle Bishop Paul N. Garher. Methodist Bldg., 1307 Clemvnud, Raleigh Miss Frances Griffin, THE [OURNAL-SENTINEL, Winston Salem Mr. |. G. Hanes, P. O. Box 1413, Winston-Salem Mis. Elizabeth C. Harbison (Mrs. I. W.), 911 N. Washington St. Shelby Miss Claire Harris. 133 North Main St., Roxboro Mrs. Reuben Hatcher. Cole Manufacturing Co., Charlotte Dr. C. C. Herbert. Jr., 1st Methodist Church, 1200 South St., Gastonii Bishop Earl G. Hunt. Jr.. 1st Methodist Church. North Tryon St.. Charlotte Mr. Nile Hunt. Department ol Public Instruction, Raleigh 1 ' hc Reverend M. W. Lawrence, 2402 East Ash St. Goldsl Mi William W. McCracken, Jr., Park Ave. Henderson Mr. W. A. McGirt. P. O. Box 1079. Wilmington Mr. Dennis Myers, 808 Johnston Building. Charlotte Mr. W. V. Prever, Sr.. Vick Mfg. Division of Richardson-Merrell, Inc.. 737 Milton St., Greensboro Mr. George M. Ratterman, The Mebane Company, Mebane Mr. J. Harold Smith. 1307 West Davis St., Burlington lodge Marshall T. Spears. P. O. Box 270 (S01 Watts St. Durham (Emeritus Mr. Marshall V. Spears, fr., P. C). Box 270 (2105 Englewood . Durham Mrs. Grace Wallace Tavloi (Mrs. |. C. ), 3300 Evans St.. Morehead C it) The Reverend T. Marvin Vick, |r„ Edenton St. Methodist Church, P. C). Box 1926, Raleigh Dr. Wilson O. Weldon, West Market St, Methodist Church, Greensboro Dr. Charles D. White. 1st Methodist Church. 206 N. Fayetteville St.. Ashelx.ro Mrs. R. Shelton White, 1110 Harvey St., Raleigh Mr Caldei Womble, Wachovia Bank Building, Winston-Salem Mr, Bland Worley, Wachovia Bank Trust Company, Greensboro REGISTER OF FACULTY AND STAFF AC kl EY, H. Clayton, Assistant to the President and Director ol De velopment; 1600 Colonial Avenue. Phone: 273-1594. ANDERS. Erline I Mrs. W. D.), Resident Counselor; Greensboro College Mens Residence Hall. Phone, 274 9185. Permanent ad dress p. 0. Bos 275, Hendersonville, N, C. ANDREWS, Harold G., [r., Associate Professor of Organ and Church Music; 2081: Leftwich St. Phone: 2724919. Permanent address: Box 292. Hyannis, Massachusetts, ARIAIL, William S. Director and Associate Professor of Physical Edu- cation; 106 West Avondalc. Phone 299 8489. ol Ed ion, 320 S. Mendenhi Phone BAWD1 N. H. T„ Prole 274-2572. BENNETT, Luther A.. Librarian and Associate Professor of Library Science; 1012 Guilford Avenue, Phone: 275-8876. BENNETT. Kathryn (Mis, Luther A.), Assistant Librarian, 1012 Guilford Ave. Phone: 275-8876. BOOKER. Kate l Mis, |. H, i. Resident Counselor; Greensboro College. Main Building. Phone 272 9259. Permanent address: t ' o Mis David e.il. Route I, Reidsville, N. C BOREN, lean Mrs Malcolm i, Instructor in Speech Correction; 610 Rockford Road. Phone: 274 5070. BOW 1)1 N. Ann I l.s. Ralph I, Instructor in History; 120 Dillard St.. Carrboro, N. C. BOWMAN, Poll) (Mrs. O I .), Secretar) (part-rime Den ol Stu dents. Route 3, Box 64 1). Phone 292 6743. BRASWELL, Callie (Mrs. William E.), Assistant (part-time) in Art; 307 late Street, Phone: 274 1)928. BROCK, Mar) (Miss), Alumni Secretary; 215V5 Westovet Icir.ac, Phone: 272-7998. CALLAHAN. Kempet I , Associate Professor of Biology; 819 Ranking Place, Phone: 27 3 7 307, CLARKE, Ruth A. (Mrs... Visiting Lecturer (part-time) in Art; I02s Spring Garden Street, Phone: 273 4733. (PADDOCK, George I., [r., Assistant Professoi ol French Span ish; 309 South Mendenhall. Phone 273-9681, Permanent address 9 19 Pond Street, Cary, N C CROWDER Louise Mr: I D.), Secretar) to the Registrar; 110 College Place, Phone 275 5653. C Till IS. I, cue (Miss), Professoi ol .r Winburn I ourl Apartments. Phone 272-1573. I) WINS, Clinton C „ Assistant Profess I Economics; 116 A Melvet Street. DAMS, Myrtis (Miss . Profess I Mathematics; 1309 Cardinal PI. Phone 27-16828. Die Kill. I.m.cs I ' .. Assistant Professoi (part-time ol Woodwinds; 504 Crestwood Drive. Phone: 275 1228. EICHHORN, Carol Miss , Secretar) to the Den .,1 the College; 855 Wesf Bessemei Apartments, Phone 272-6491 ELLER, Ethel (Mrs I P , Resident Counselor; Greensl College, I n Hall. Phone 272 9359. Peimanent address 5218 Apt. E Bowley ' t lane, B.hiii ■ 6, Maryland. EXUM, Frances (Miss), Instructor in Spanish; Cornwallis Aprs., 2200 West Cornwallis Drive. Phone: 272-8551. FRAZIER, William B„ Associate Professor ol Economics and Business Administration; 547 Woodvale Drive. Phone 299 I s ' -i GILMORE, Brooks W„ College Physician; 342 N, Elm St, Phone: 275-8436, Cd 11)1 WELL, Patricia (Miss), Assistant in Admissions and Public- Relations; 3513-D Parkwood Drive. Phone: 299-0298. s .I ' .ll I IN, Emma F. (Miss), Manager of the Bookstore; 204 Isabel St. I h.,nc 272 4721 Prole ol Mu 101 Forestdale Dr. HANS1 Y Do., W , As. Phone 292-0208. HANSEN, Jo Plum (Mrs. Don W.l, Assistant Professor (part-time) in Stringed Instruments; 101 Forestdale Dr. Phone: 292-0208. HART, Leonard, Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama, Winburn Court Apts, 203 late Street, Phone: 272-7273. HIGHFILL, HolKcc (Miss), Secretary to the President; Pearson House Phone 273 7055. Permanent address Rt. 3. Box 63-A. Phone, 292-5863 1IITES, Robert W . Professoi ol Psycholog) and Special Education; loos Bradbur) Drive. Phone 292 5267. HODGE, fohn 1 . Assistant Professor ol Histor) and Political Science; 112 Odell Place. Phone: 274 9987. HUDGINS, Waltei I . Associate Professoi ol Philosoph) Religion; 1800 N. Elm, living Paik Apis. Phone: 273-8771. HUNTER, fohn W , Assistant Professoi ol Sociology; 1006 McGee St. Phone 273-6805. INGRAM, Henry B., [r., Assistant Professor of Piano; 106 Beverl) Place. Phone: 299 9526. IRVINE. David |„ Associate Professor ol Psvchulog) and Special Edu- cation; 607 Whittle, Drive. Phone: 292-4370 IARRARD, Norman 1., Assistant Professor of English; 1312 Wesl Market Street. Phone: 274 3387. IOI.IV, |, Ralph, President, 109 1 Orcc.m.li. S. Phone: 273 4639. [ONES, Fred I ' ,. |r., Assistant to the Business Manage.. 2520 Nethei wood D.oc Phone 273 $896 IORDAN. Rose Mane (Mis. W. II ,, Instructor (part-time) in Piano; 607 Wesi Greenway, North. Phone 299-4611. KILLIAN, c ai,,l I (Mrs. B, I . Instructoi ol English, Assistant Li- brarian; 5||| I ,irfax, Phone 292 J js KING, Helen (Mrs. I . s , Assistant to the Dietitian Greensl Col lege, Greensboro Building. Phone 274-9235. Permanent address f ..cults Avenue, ( ary, N C. KING, Margareid i Mis, Malvern I , Resident Counselor; Greensl College, Mam Building Phone 272-9226. Permanent address 508 Sycamore, Weldon, ( KIV1 I I. Allen I , Ducctoi ol Admissions, 1810 Dublin Drive. Phone: 288-4886. Page One Hundred 1 iftj eight ce; 506-A Kenilworth. ant; 125 Berkshire St. LAWRENCE, Kathryn (Mrs. L. C, Jr.), Dietitian; Greensboro Col lege. Greensboro Building. Phone: 274-9235. Home address: 704 Morehead Avenue. LEWIS, Clarence W., Superintendent of Buildings Grounds; 521 Vandalia Road. Phone: 273-1981. LITTLE, Francis E., Assistant Professor of Vo Phone: 273-7456. LOJKO, Ann CMrs. M. A.), Assistant Accoun Phone: 299-1170. LONG. John H., Professor of English; 1703 Friendly Road. Phone: 275 1718. McDONALD. Garreth M.. Assistant Professor of Music Education; 2419 Wright Ave. Phone: 299-8470. MlMULLAN, Vera (Mrs. A. H.), Secretary to Assistant to the Pics, dent; 1 -126 Seminole Drive. Phone: 272-2158. MIZELL, Cora C. (Mrs. Everett J.), Associate Dean of Students. Greensboro College, Greensboro Building. Phone: 274-9235. Per- manent address: 2039 Park St., Jacksonville 4, Florida. MORRISON, Irena (Mrs. Ralph), Instructor in Chemistry; 121 Pine- burr. Phone: 288-1070. MURRAY, M. Pearl (Miss), Supervisor of Student Hospital; Greens- boro College, Student Hospital. Phone: 272-7102. Permanent ad- dress: P. O Box 75, Waco, N. C. Phone: 435-9956. PARKER, Marv-Braeme (Mrs.). Professor of Speech Drama; 1203 Madison Avenue. Phone: 274-0022. PATE. Nancy H. (Mrs. D. O.). Resident Counselor; Greensboro ( I lege Fitzgerald Hall. Phone: 272-9180. Permanent address: 3421 Glendon Dr., c o Mrs. Rav Griffin. Chattanooga 11, Tenn. PEARCE. Frances G. (Mrs.). Accountant; 612 Guilford Avenue. Phone: 272-3042. PEMBERTON. Zckl.i C. (Mrs. Carl G.i, Professor ..I Education; -107 South Mendenhall. Phone: 274-5342. PERRY. I illian S. I Mrs. W. E.), Supervisor of Housekeeping; Greens bon, College, Hudson Hall. Phone: 274-9101. Permanent ad dress: c o Mrs. Rav M. Hardy, Route 1, LaGrange, N. C. PINNIX, David C, Assistant Professor of Piano; 1719 Walk.. vi Phone. 274-8096 PURYEAR, Elmer L., Professoi of Historj Political Science and Dean ol the College; 4013 Groometown Rd. Phone: 299 9659. RAIFORD, Maurice T., Assistant Professor of Physics Mathematics; 5904 Arcadia Lane. Phone: 292-5627. RANSLEY, Virginia (Mrs.), Clerical Assistant in the Library; 625 Fairmont. Phone: 273-2657. in Biology; 5705 Fleming Ter. and Regis- StlERIDAN, Charles L.. Phone: 292-5184. SMITH, Carolyn Holt (Mrs. G. D.). Instructor of Histo trar; 2114 Emerywood Rd. Phone 292-0339. SMITH. Raymond A., Lucy H. Robertson Professor of Religious Edu- cation; 1201 Hobbs Rd. Phone: 299 3374. SMITH. Samuel R., Dean of Students; 2204 Hathaway Drive. Phone: 288-1877. SPARKS, Ann [ames I Mrs, , Associate Professor of Spanish; 2412 Pineview. Phone: 299-3783. STINSON, Madeline G. (Miss). Professor of Romance Languages; 309 Mclver Si Phone 272-7854. Summer address: Lutterworth, Ontario, Canada. TAYLOR, Willie (Miss), Assistant Professor of Physical Education; J4 Monticello Aprs., (.20 Anson St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Per- manent address Route 1. Gretna. Virginia. VAN PELT, Arnold F„ Jr. , Professor o f Biology; 70S Twyckenham. Phone: 274-4139. WEAVER, lack W . ss,st.i nt Professor of English; S16 Daleview PI Phone: 272 5501. WEAVER, Walter P., Assi slant Profess oi oi Philosophy Religion and C baplain; 606 No ih 1 lam e. Phone: 274 6741. WILKINSON, Allen S , Bu smess Manaj ;er and Treasurer; 1404 Semi- nole Drue. Phone: 273-3480. Wll I IAMS. E. L,. Associate Professor of Voice; 2623 Woodlyn Way. Phone: 299-7287. Wll SOX. Benjamin II. Professor I English; 1404 Efland Drive Phone: 288-4840. WOLD. Robert D„ Professoi ol Music; 603 W. Greenway, N. Phone: 292-2794. WOOD. Thomas J.. Jr.. Directoi ol New; Bureau; 1002-A Hampton St. Phone: 275 3083. Page One HuihhtJ Fifty-nine 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 major accrediting agencies. Major emphasis upon liberal arts, with excellent resources also for Religious Education, Art, Speech, Music, Teacher Training, Economics, and Business Administration. J. Ralph Jolly, President GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA I - Hundred SiXt] «• 4 ? L w- ENGRAVINGS BY CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA One Hundred Sixty-one OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Printers of The 1966 Echo Page One Hundred Sijrt) two STUDENT DIRE CTORY Ackley, Timothv Carmer (1). 1600 Colonial Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Alex, Robert (1), 10 Cambridge Rd., Albany 3, N. Y. Alexander, Kathrvn Anne (1), 226 South Ellis, Salisbury, N. C. Allen. Janet Lvnn (1). 3159 Whitson Rd.. Gastonia. N. C. Allen. Man- O ' Brien (2), 2954 Park Ave., Wilmington. N. C. Altice Phvilis Jovce (3), 317 Pell Ave.. N. E.. Rocky Mount, Va. Ammons, Martha Ann (1), Box 23, Rowland, N. C. Anderson, Carol Jean (1). 315 East Doris Dr.. Fairborn. Ohio Ansel, Ruth Ann (4), 202 W. Frink St., Whiteville, N. C. Anthonv, Mary Patricia (21. 110 Pine St., Gaffney, S. C. Arev, Svlvia Ann (21, 404 Lakeshore Dr., Aberdeen, N. C. Ashe. Janet Beverly (11, 209 W. Murray Ave., Durham, N. C. Aspden, Jane Windsor (U, 803 Melrose St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Avers, John Thomas (1), R.R. 1, Box 35, Augusta, N. J. Baker, Mary Jane (31, 621 Redding Rd., Asheboro, N. C. Baker. Mary Katherine (11, 1221 Hill St., Greensboro, N. C. Banta. Frank D. (1), 414 Alexander Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Barber. lane Elizabeth (2), 115 Oakdale St., Gastonia. N. C. Barker. Barbara Sue (31, 1646 Ferndale Ave., Petersburg, Va. Barnard, Barbara Ann (11. 4251 Oristano Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Barnes. Harold R. (41, 26 Alastair Ct.. Durham. N. C. Barnes, ludy Elaine (41, 1 1 1 Freeman Rd., Easley, S. C. Barnes, Judv Parker (11, Rt. 3. Four Oaks, N. C. Barnes, Mary Anne (H. 1505 Walnut St.. Lumberton, N. C. Barnhardt. Eleanor Starr (41, 1713 Virginia Rd., Winston-Salem. N. C. Baughn. Raymond Roger. II (11. 617 Jackson St.. Mayodan. N. C. Beane. I. rrv Charles (11, 520 N. Elm St., Asheboro, N. C. Beaslev. Fdna Louise (11, Fountain, N C. Beaslev. Susan Fave (41. Lanier Ct., Tarboro, N. C. Realty. Thomas E. (41. 4 Lake End PI.. Mountain Lakes. N. J. Begandv. David Anthony (1), 707 Archer St.. McKeesport. Pa. Bender. Harold lohnson (41, 1166 S. Hawthorne, Winston-Salem, N. C. Berger. Robert David (21. 130 Overbrook Rd., Rochester. N. Y. Riles. Jane Harriet (21. 2425 Greenwich Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Billings. Inhnnv Irvin (I). Rt. 9. Box 3, Lexington. N. C. Billingslev. Nancv Alice (21. 6428 Solandra Dr.. S., Jacksonville, Fla. Rissette. Alice Carol (21. 801 N. Centennial St.. High Point, N. C. Blackmore. Martha E. (41. 800 N. Stratford Rd., Winston Salem, N. C. Bhckwell. Dianna Mae HI, 308 Fairwood Dr.. Richmond. Va. Rlackwell. Louise Wimberlv (31. 2100 Fairview Rd.. Raleigh, N. C. Blvthe. Sandra Lee (31, Rt. 1. Box 138. Raeford. N. C. Roeckel. Raymond Louis ( 1 1, 69 Sleenv Hollow Rd.. Red Bank, N. J. Boeue. Donalvn (21. 180 Fort Hill Rd.. Groton. Conn. Bosher. Carolyn lane (21. 1044 Bobolink Dr., Virginia Beach, Va. Bourne. Patricia Hooker (41. 1109 Montnelier Dr.. Greensboro, N. C. Rowland. Edwin Turner (21. Rt. 3. Burlington, N. C. Bovd. Marv Bevan (31, 400 W. Main St.. Ml. Olive, N. C. Bovd. Mildred Catherine (41. 808 High St.. Farmville. Va. Bradley. Jovce Anne (21. 822 Reid St.. Gastonia, N. C. Bralv. Gerald Albert (11. 1715 Euclid Rd., Durham. N. C. Brame. Vanda Kav (21. Rt. 6. Box 539. Reidsville, N. C. Brantlev. Sue Ellen (31. 604 N. Pollock St.. Selma, N. C. Brawlev. Marilvn (41, 732 North Main St., Mooresville, N. C. Brav. Ronald C. (41. 913 losephine Crescent, Virginia Beach, Va. Rreedin. Ann Elaine (21, P. O. Box 0. Littleton. N. C. Brewer. Dorothy Carolvn (41, 349 Fifth St., N.W.. Hickory. N. C. Bridger. Donna Lorraine (11. Box 125. Cornelius, N. C. Rriaman. Marion Estelle (21, 612 E. Main St., Aberdeen. N. C. Rriles. Cecelia Vermutus (11. 342 Hill St., Asheboro. N. C. Rrinklev Reba Gayle (11. 602 Willowmoore Ave., Thomasville. N. C. Brisme. Sandra Linn (41. 233 High St., Sharon Hill. Pa. Brndian. Iris Fave (11. 463 Crawford Terr.. Union. N. J. Brooks. Carol Ann (11. Rt. 8. Box 622. Roanoke. Va. Rrooks. linda Frances (41. 105 Forest Hills. Monroe, N. C. Broome. Doris Evelyn (41. M.O.O. 2120. Camn Leieune, N. C. Broome. Frances Hovle (11. 217 East Rhodes St., Lincolnton, N. C. Brown. Brenda Frances (31. Rt. 5. Box 622, Roanoke, Va. Brown. Tvndee Sue (1). 5738 Techwood Dr.. Jacksonville. Fla. Brown. Elizabeth Anne (31. 1621 Marion Ave.. Durham, N. C. Brown. I van Frances (11, Ouarters A N.A.S., Grosse He. Mich. Brown. Martha Sue (41. Rt. 1. Boonville, N. C. Brown. Sara Lvnn (11. 231 N. Dalton St.. Madison. N. C. Rrumsev. Patricia Lvnn (11. 3680 Winbrooke Lane. Tucker, Ga. Rrunnemer. Anna Kristina (21. 1344 Westbrook Circle. Gastonia, N. C. Bulla. Sillie Jane (21, 1043 Wellington Ct.. High Point. N. C. Bullins. Bennie Rav (21, 1344 Westbrook Circle. Gastonia. N. C. Bumgamer, Frieda Lee (41, 1361 Bethel Rd.. Charlotte 8, N. C. Burain. Bonnie Clare (31. 105 St. Germain Ave., S.E., Valdese. N. C. Burritt. Susan Elizabeth (11. 2230 Herschel St.. Jacksonville. Fla. Bverly. Susan Adams (11. 3815 Wendwood Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Bvrd. Anne Celeste (2j, Bunn Level, N. C. Bvrd. Barbara Ann (41, Rt. 1. Box 58. Chase City. Va. Byrum. Patricia Moore (11, 218 West Eden St.. Edenton. N. C. Cain. Barry A. (31, 85 Weste End Ave., Summit, N. J. Caiola. Christine V. (21. 300 Knollwood Ave.. Douglaston, N. Y. Caldwell, Edward Riddle (41, 1031 Tennvson Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Cameron, Dawn Adra (H. 13 Pearson St., Chelmsford, Mass. Campbell, Nancv Fraser (U, 2132 Malvern Rd.. Charlotte, N. C. Cantrell, Elizabeth Ann (31. 320 E. Greenway. N.. Greensboro, N. C. Caraher, W. Jack (41. 1102 W. 42nd St.. Richmond, Va. Carpenter. Sarah Rebecca (31, 3715 Cheek Rd., Durham, N. C. Carrigan, Marv Frances (4). 623 N. Caldwell St., Salisbury, N. C. Carson. Carol Anne (O. 18 Woodside Rd., Cedar Grove, N. J. Carson, Sarah Elizabeth (11. 204 Edwards St.. Rutherfordton, N. C. Cashatt. Rebecca Louise (4), 2949 Whitson Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Cate. Carol Dudley (41. 921 Dacian Ave.. Durham, N. C. Chafin, Mildred Janie (31, 2755 Westridge Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Chamberlain. Gloria Eugenia (O. 18 Turner St.. Eatontnwn. N. J. Chandler, Susan Kearns (11, 524 Shamrock Rd., Asheboro, N. C. Chappell. Gavnelle Baldwin (11, Candor, N. C. Chappell, Paulette Gibson (31. 904 Hargrove St., Henderson. N. C. Cherry, Anne Auten (41, 1554 Browns Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. Childs. Gene Yvonne (O. 28 Dixie Dr.. Penns Grove, N. J. Chipman. Sarah Jordan (11. 2197 Gaston St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Church. Peggv Joyce (11. 613 South DeKalb St., Shelby, N. C. Clark. lames Ronald (21. 816 Meadowview Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Clark, Marv Sue (11, 5 Bolin Heights, Chapel Hill. N. C. Clarke. Frances Armistead (41, 515 Un iversity Dr.. Fairfax. Va. Clay. Beth Susan (21. 300 N. Third Ave., Mayodan. N. C. Click Jovce Lee (21. 3700 Dewsburv Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Clndfelter, Martha Ann (11. 815 Brvan St., Thomasville, N. C. Clodfelter, Diana Dawn (31. 1519 Stadium Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Clnninger, Helen Kathrvn (31. 1416 McArver St., Gastonia. N. C. Cobb. Anne Terrell (11. Box 188. Wriahtsville Beach. N. C. C.oe Janice Anita (O. 214 Pentecostal Rd.. Mt. Airv. N. C. Coffev, Anne Macon (21. 824 Henkel Rd.. Statesville. N. C. Coleman. Maria Gavle (41. 1122 S. Church St. Ext., Asheboro. N. C. Tolain, Lucy Anne (11. 1412 Berwick Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Collins. James Edward (11. 550 Elmwood Dr., Lynchburg. Va. Compton. Coleen Jovce (21. 204 North Sixth St.. Mebane. N. C. Compton. Marv Vincent (31. 1501 N. Elam Ave., Greensboro. N. C. Conner, Vickie Ilianne (11. 703 West King St.. Kings Mountain. N. C. Cooner. Jennv Temnle (41. 2403 Walker Ave.. Greensboro. N. C. Corriher. Patricia Lvnn (21. 628 Colonial Dr.. Hiah Point, N. C. Courtney. Katherine Marshall (11. 1207 McDowell Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Cox. Peggy Aline (11. 1360 Edgewood Ave.. Jacksonville. Fla Cox. Rhodes A. (21. 3390 Stuyvesant I .. N.W.. Washington. D. C. Covne. Bernard David (11. 76 Marion Dr.. New Rochelle. N. Y. Craver. Cheryl Dianne (11. 328 West Sixth St.. Lexinaton. N. C. Crawford. Donald Bruce (11. 1636 Wilborn Ave.. South Boston. Va. Crosbv. Tosenh Raymond (11. 196 Scott Ave.. Winnetka. Illinois Cross, Nancv Jean (31. 915 Narvland Ave.. Suffolk. Va. Trunin. Bettve A. (41. 703 Dillon St.. Thomasville N. C. r„mmings. Karen Frances (11. 221 Snencer Ave.. Hiah Point. N. C. Cummins. Barhara Ann (11. 308 Hermitage Dr.. Elkton. Md. Cnndiff. Patricia R. (21. 1703 N. Tremont Dr.. Ash bnro. N. C. Current. Mary Anne (31. 507 West End Ave., Statesville. N. C. Dale. Lvnne Chervl (41. 122 Duke Dr.. Portsmouth. Va. Dana. Pauline Louise (41. c o Mahonev Hollv Lane. Barnstable. Mass. Danbure. Richard Ross (II. 212 S.W.. 43rd Ter.. Gainesville. Fla. Davis, Cathy (11. 1061 W. 59th Place. Hialeah- Fla. Davis. Colleen Beatrice (41. 1106 Saber Circle. Fairfax. Va. n.vis Grace Louise (31. Rt. 2. Box 35. Galax. Va. Dav. Elizabeth Newton (11. 411 S. Lamar St.. Roxboro. N. C. Deader. Anthonv (11. 7353 Ruabv St.. Philadelnhia. Pa. Dewese Susan Patricia (21. 4145 Sheridan Dr Charlotte. N. C. Dillingham. Marv lane (11. Box 17-C. Rt. 3. Weaverville. N. C. Disher Vicki Carolyn (11. 1100 Watson Ave.. Winston Salem. N. C. Dnrs-tt Hovt Nelson (11. 722 Holly St.. Asheboro. N. C. Dorrler. Lvnda Carol (11. 208 Oranae St.. Beaufort. N. C. Dudley. Charles W . Ir (31. - 8S Hoones Rd Newnort News. Va. Dunlao. Kathleen lane (3). Box 901-959 Tlvrn Hill Rd.. Lexington, Va. Eckstein. Frances Irene (11. 1533 Live Oak Dr.. Silver Sprine. Md. Fdens. Wendv Sue (21. 303 W. Colonial Dr.. Salisbury. N. C. Ed-r. Helen Marie (21. 520 Russell Ave.. Wvckoff. N. 1. Edoecomb. Fred R. (31. 65 Dudley St.. Presaue Isle. Maine. Edwards. Ruth (21. Ridge Rd., Baltimore 7, Md. Pnge One Hundred SU I dwards, Sarah France. I I . 509 X Road St . 1 lizabeth City, N. C. I isenhart, Cornelia Rose , 505 Foushee St., Rockingham, N. C. Elkin. Evelyn El. . 1 . 403 U 4th We., Lexington, N. C. Eller. Janette Sudonna (3 • Rt 8, Box 674, Salisbury, N C 1 Isner, Don I . Box 4689. Atlanta. Ga. Emhrv. Sharon Lee (1. (•H4 Willowmoore Ave., rhomasville, X. C. Ensley, |o Anne 1 . 1334 Fern Forest Dr., Gastonia, N. C. Ern. Robert A . ■ 1 . 35 Wigwam Rd., Locust, N. I. Eubank, Betty Yule 4 . 04 East Walnut St.. Goldsboro, N ( Eubanks, Heme Lou il . P. O. Box 133, Beaufort, N ( Farmer. Nancj lane I 1. Box 82, I.illv St., Norwood, N. C. Fee or. William Stokes, Ir . (3 . 602 Shamrock Road. Asheboro, N. C. Fetner, Merrill Eliz. 2 . 125 S. Randolph Ave.. Asheboro. N. C. Fields, Janice Curlee I I . P. O. Box 803, Pinehurst, V C. Flahart, Robert E., Jr. (3), 100 Devonshire Rd., Wilmington. Del. Folium), lohn Paul C3), 1801 Kcv Blvd., Arlington, Va. Form. Mark Doran (2), 50 Forrest St., Iselin, N. |. Fox. Elaine Gail (4 . 37 Crestview St., Granite Falls. N. C. Fox, Loretta Jane (1), 37 Crestview St.. Granite Falls. N. C. Fox. Martha Elizabeth (2), 704 Cedarwood Ter., Henderson, N. C. Frick. Nancy Ruth (4 608 Candlewood Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Fruit, Robert Conrad, jr. (1), 100 Highwood Rd., Mahwah, N. J. Gambell. Arthur Ernest (4), 2404 East West Hwy., Silver Spring. Md. Gardner. LaRue leannette (2). Rt. 2. Box 404. Avden. N, C. Garland. Janet Karen (3 ), TOO S. 24th St., Arlington. Va. Garner, Cvnthia Ann (1), Rt. 5. Box 613, Roanoke. Va. Garred. Lee Ann (3). Robin Lane. P. O. Box 535, ( atlettsburg. Ky. Garrison, Ann Walker I , 220 West Colonial Dr., Salisbury, N. C. Garrison. David Mitchell (2). 3438 Terrace Ct., Alexandria. Va. Garrison, Susan Dmvell ( 1 . 4616 Woodridge Dr.. Raleigh, N C Gates. Billie Ann (1). 228 Cedar St.. Mooresville, N. C. Gates. Dana DeLois (4), Box 620, Roxboro, N C . Gavin, Man I ranees 2 ■. 621 Chisholm St., Sanford. N. C. Gavin. Sarah Margaret I 1 I, 621 Chisholm St.. Sanford. N. C. Geary, Diane Chase (1 I, 26 Fairview Dr., Cranston. R. I. Gibbons. Mariorie (2), 215 Highland Ave.. Lenoir. N. C. Gibson. Mariorie Carolyn CO. Box 52, Gibson, N. C. Glover, Nanc Susan ( 3), 610 Castle Havne Rd.. Wilmington. V C Gooding, Robert 11. ( ' 3 I, Churchman Rd., R. D. 3, Newark. Del. Goodman, Susan Frances 2 i. 901 Fairmont Ave.. Salisbury. N. C. Gozzard, Barry Robert i2 .. 601 Walnut St.. Hellertovvn. Pa. Graham. Martha Elizabeth (i 515 Carlisle Way, Norfolk, Va. Grant. Glnrii lean i 2 . 303 Sevmour St.. Aberdeen, N. C. Grant, Nancv Nicholas ( 1. 2234 Wheeler Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Grant. Rebecca I. CI ). 0 Sto e Ave. Asheboro. N. C. Graves. Patricia lane ( 4 ). 211 Rutherford St, Wadesboro, X. C. Gray, Ester May I I . 220 West Axe . Gastonia, C Graj Virginia Lee 2 . ' .24 Oakland [ err., Alexandria. Va. Green. Marv Berkclev (4 . 1323 Bernard St.. South Boston. Va. Greenfield. David Allan ( 2 . P. O. Box F. Dexter. X. Y. Greenleof. Marv Buford CD. 2223 Camellia Dr.. Wilmington. X. C. Greve, Richard Frederick IS Banner 3rd Terr.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Griffis, Kathrvn Burks fl I. Box 24K, Denton. X. C. Gunn, Barbara lean (2 . Yanceyville, X. C. Hadlev. Emma Susan (3), 126 Ridgecrest Rd., Asheboro. X. C. Hadley, Sara Elizabeth f 3 . 343 Edgewood Rd., Asheboro. X. C. Haislip. Barbara Brooks (1 i, 322 Park Ave.. Sanford. N. C. Hall. Grace Theresa fl ), 101 N Franklin St.. Whiteville. N. C. Hall. Vicki Lorraine i I . Rt. 1, Box 103, Mayodan, X. C. Hamilton, Darlin Anne ( 4 48 Oakland Circle, Canton, X. C. Hampton. M. Camille ( 3 i. 334 North Maui St., Barbourville, Kv. Hamrick, I aura Rebecca ' I . 22 Jerilyn Dr., Charlotte. N. C. Hamrick. Norma Ann 1 . Rt. I. Box I27-A, Alexander Rd.. Matthews. X. C. Harlov. Max., C ., Ill 3 . Ashland Ave.. Bedford, Va. Hams. Nancv Marion 3 , 2130 Mecklenburg Ave., Chitlotte. X C Harrison Elizabeth Lee ' I . Clarksville Di . Scotland Neck. N. C. llarrold. lohnnie hnn ' 4 . SIS Kenwick Dr., Winston-Salem, X C Hartsfield Marj I . 1209 Mitchell St. Raleigh, N. C Hauser, Susan Barr) (2 . 896 Winwood Di . Virginia Beach. Va. Hawkins Ann I win ( 4 1708 Maryland Ave., Charlotte. X. C. Hawks, I m William ' I 137 W Presnell St. Asheboro, X ( Haynes [anice Crohn 2 . 123 E. Highland Ave., Elkin X C Hearn, ( arnl l 2 . s 2s M,ll Pond Rd ( harlotte X ( Horn Nano Lorraine (4 . 3328 Mill Pond Rd.. Charlotte X ( Helms, 11 Phyllis (3 620 F. 1Mb Si Goldsboro, N ( Hen, mm Douglas W 2 . ' 13 Yallcs Rd . Glen Rock X I llenrv, M-rlha Annie 12 I, Morven X ( Hensley, nne Osborne 4 . IS Westover Dr.. Asheville, N. C. Iliggms. Mice Wrenn I I . 189 Dean St.. Jonesboro. Ga. Iliggms lleul.h Eliz. (4). 205 Carolina Ave Drapei X ( Ihggs. Howard R 4 . 312 S 23rd St.. Fort Pierce, I la Hill, Jewel Irene f 2  , 606 West 20th Ave.. Gastonia. X. C. Hill. Patricia Yvonne C2). 707 Willowbar Terr.. High Point. X. C. Hoadlev, Erwin T. (4 215 Hamilton Rd.. North Syracuse, X. Y. Holland, Tom Yvonne I , 311 S. Magnolia St.. Mooresville, X. C. Holleman. Dianne (2 i. 1414 Xorth Queen St.. Kinston, X. C. Holmes. Linda Harrison (4). Box 323, Leaksville. X C Hood, Mildred Louisa (2), 4418 Woodlark Lane. Charlotte. X. C. Hooks. Suzanne ( T). Fremond. X C Hopewell. Gloria Jeanne (2). 1500 East Beech St.. Goldsboro. X. C. Hopkins. Timothy P. I 2 96 Xew England Ave.. Summit. X. J. Horton, Bettv Frances (2 :. 1039 lefferson Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Horton. lohn Richard (2), 801 Tulip St.. Liverpool. X. Y. Howell, ludith Lee I 4 i. 625 Berkelev Ave., Charlotte. X ( Huggin, Martin Hamlin (4 . 202 Hlllcrest Dr.. Fligh Point, X. C. Huggins. A. Kathrvn (2). 108 E. Frink St., Whiteville. N. C. Hutter, Ann Carter (4i, 1310 Savoy Place, Lynchburg. Va. Ingram, Marv Beth ( 1 ), Box 85, Mt. Gilead. X. C Isgett, Beth Elaine (3 ). 855 Madison Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Ivev, Barbara Anne (21. Fair Grove Forest. Thomasville, N. C. Jaklitsch, Ravmond Fred CI 1. Rt. 1. Caladonia Rd.. Huntington, N. Y. Jackson, Eli . Dianne (3). Rt. 1. Box 265. Pineville. X. C. Jackson, lean Ann C2), 19 Jackson Ave., Pen Argvl, Pa. Jacobs, Sue Carol I 3 I, 229 Queen Anne Rd., Salisbury, X. C. lams. Susan Elizabeth CO. Rt. 2. Box 794, Hickory, X. C. Jenkins. Harry Kells C4i, 36 Hilltop Circle. Whippany, X. C. Jerome. Sarah Douglas (3 I, Main St. Ext.. Rose Hill, X. C. lessen, lee Thomas (2), 42 Everett Rd.. Demarest, N. J. Johnson, Bert Ellen CO. Sea Level, N. C. Johnson, Marv Carolyn ( ' 31, 305 Pineville Rd., Spartanburg. S. C. Johnstone, Joan Brantlv (4 1. 3313 Elstree Dr., Charlotte. N. C. lollev. Linda Suzanne 4 . Rt. 4. Box 39, Rutherfordton, N. C. Jolly, ludith O. (3), 109 E. Greenwav, S„ Greensboro. N. C. fines, Connie Elaine CO. 1200 Wedgewood Dr.. Winston Salem. X. C. Fines. Fiances Lee (2j, 420 Lakeview Dr.. Murfreesboro, N. C. Joyce, Barrv Louis (2), P. O. Box 308. Madison. X. C. Joyce, Steve Darnell CO. Sandv Ridge, N. C. Justice, Alice Ann CO, 1919 Robin Hood Rd.. Winston Salem, N. C. Keggereis. Shaaron Leigh (2), 2709 Gordon St.. Raleigh, N. C. Kellv, Edna Lvnne (2), 710 Essex Dr., Wilmington, N. C. Kervin, Pamela Anita I I . 204 Elm St.. Alexandria. Va. Ketner. Marsha I ee I 1 i, Rt. 2. Box 26. China Grove, N. C. Kille, Mildred Patricia ( O. 2059 Archdale Dr., Charlotte, X. C. Kimball. Kittv Lynne i 3 ), 1101 N. Jackson. Salisburv, N. C. Kimes. John A 4 . sioo Grandviev, Rd., Oil Citv, Pa. King. Hazel Louise 1 . Front St.. Forest City, N. C. King. Martha Russell 4 . Box 215 Trout St.. Forest City. X. C. King. Sara Elizabeth I 4 . 24011 Walker Ave.. Winston Salem. X. C. Kitchin, noc Maria ( I . Weldon Highway, Scotland Xeck. N. C. Kivett. Charles W . Jr. (4), 119 Memorial St.. Asheboro. X. C. Klotz, Robert Martin (2), Rt. 1. Box 148, Mays Landing. N. J. Knight, Theseus Loman (2 Rt. 1, Stokesdale. N. C. Knitter, Stephen John C2 i. 53 South Main St.. Avoca, N. Y. Koonce. Harriette Anne (1), Box 374. Chadbourn, N. C. Koonts. Carolyn Elaine (4), 804 Chestnut Dr., High Point. N. C. Kuhn. Audrey Sharon C2). 4518 Leonard Pkwy., Richmond, Va. Lacy, Donna Fee (2), 2103 McKinnev St.. Burlington, X. C. I ambert, Helen Carol ( 3 i, Rt. 1. Box 294. Julian, N C Lambeth Candace Elaine (] , 2704 Courtnev Lane. Greensboro, X C. Lamonde Richard Allan (3), 301 Myrtle Ave.. Portsmouth, N. H. Langford, Virginia Stone I . 106 S. Williston St.. Wheaton, 111. Lanier. Carolyn Viola 4 , P. O. Box 122. Denton, N. C. Layman, lames Harold. Jr CD, 6804 Galax Ct., Springfield. Va. Lavton, Rita Kav C3 . Rt. 1, Box 610, Greensboro, X. C, LeGwin, Marv Elizabeth CO. S05 Park Terr.. Wilmington. N. C. Leigh, Jesse Clifton, III C.2), 601 Entwistle St.. Hamlet. X ( Leinback. Marv lane CO, 142 Westwood Lane. Elkin. N. C. Levin. Howard Allen (4), 115 S. 3rd St.. Vineland, X I I ifton, Jerome Saul (1.4 Crestwood Dr.. Freehold, X I I iles Emily Florence C3 . 900 S. Park St.. Asheboro. X. C. Little, Raj SDarling I I . South Glen Rd.. Potomac M.I LoBisco, Anthony (4), 25 Barber St.. Auburn. X. Y. Loftin, I o,s Carol (4 I, 107 Hillside Fane. Morganton. X. C. lowman. Joseph Clare (4), Box 188. Pleasant Garden, X. C. I own,.,,,. Trishia Ann (2), Box 734, Valdese. X. C. 1 udwig, William S. CO, 2030 Rosemont, Salisburv. X C Lunsford, ludv Ann 3 . 406 Reams Ave.. Roxboro. X. C. MacFadyen, Dianne Moore C2), 1710 Winterlochen Rd., Favetleville. X. C. Mi l in,,, ell. 1,,, il, I! i 4 , 22SS Melinda Dr.. X.E.. Atlanta. Ga. McC onnell. Margaret B. C2 I, Country Club Rd.. Southern Pines. N. C. Page One Hundred Sixty-fotii McCulley, Marv Emily (3), P. O. Box 57, Walkertown, N. C. McDonald, Marv Anita (3), 2276 Camellia Dr., Wilmington, N. C. McDuffie, Nancy Sue (2), 422 Foxhall Rd., Favettevjlle, N. C. McKeithan, Patricia (2), 42 Wilshire Terr., St. Louis, Mo. Mcintosh, Margaret Ann (1), 1406 Westmont Dr., Asheboro, N. C. McLamb, A. Guinevere (4), 2733 Toxey Dr., Raleigh, N. C. McLamb, Kathrvn Bradlev (2), 209 W. Church St., Benson, N. C. McLarty, Sallie Gordon (2), Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. McLendon. Cathy A. (4), 1602 Elder Way, Burlington, N. C. McLeod, M. Mitchell (4), 1006 Twickenham Dr.. Greensboro, N. C. McMullen, Priscilla Mae (2), P. O. Box 194, Yancevville, N. C. McNeill, Pennv Wiggins (2), 400 S. Madison St.. Whiteville, N. C. McPhail, Martha Elaine C2), 218 West Tenth Ave.. Gastonia, N. C. Maddrcv, lames Darwin (3), 406 S. Elam Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Mader. L. Russell (2 1621 Princeton Ave., Williamsport, Pa. Mann, Martha Elizabeth (3). 369 Ivy Circle. Elkin, N. C. Macv. Gaithcr Gray, Jr. (1), 4118 Country Club Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Marks, Meredee Karen CI), 40 St. Albans Dr., Hampton, Va. Marsland, Lvnn (1), 60 Elmwood Place, Newburg. N. Y. Martin, Harrv Wavne (2), 465 Pineland Ave., Madison, N. C. Mattocks. Catherine Douglas (1), P. O. Drawer 157. Rose Hill. N. C. Mayfield, Dorothv Mitchell (3). 700 Maunin Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Meredith, Janice Elaine (2), 3130 Sixth Ave., N„ St. Petersburg, Fla. Merrick, Linda (1), Box 1247, Trvon, N. C. Miles, Sarah Ann (41, Fairview St., Warrenton, N. C. Miller, Marv Elizabeth (3), 202 Chestnut St., Lexington, N. C. Miller, Nancv Lee (1), 116 Payne St., Lexington, N. C. Millians. Gail (1), 530 Woodvale Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Mill. kin, Sandra Jeanne (1), 3434 Country Club Dr.. Charlotte, N. C. Moody, Gladvs Frances (2), 1808 Libertv Rd.. Asheboro, N. C. Moonev, Nancv Lee CO, 2767 Asburv Lane. Winston-Salem, N. C. Moonev. Robert Dennis CD, 46 Cedar Lane. Princeton, N. J. Moore, Carolvn Martin CO. Route 1, Stokesdale, N. C. Moore, Jerrv Ann (2), 106 Hillcrest, Mt. Gilead. N. C. Moore, Marv Dickson (4), 9S Cherokee Rd., Gainesville. Ga. Moore, Paula Sue CD. 2715 Hemlock Ave.. Alexandria. Va. Morgan, Susan Benton CD, 1104 Crescent Dr., Monroe, N. C. Morrison, Dorothv Doe C2). 4 Holmwood Rd., Asheville, N. C. Mull, Marie Evans CO, 414 Old Shelby Rd., Morganton, N. C. Mulwee, Earleen C3), 1612 Biltmorc Dr., Charlotte. N. C. Mvers, Alan Darrell CO, 4436 Park Rd.. Alexandria, Va. Mvers, Barbara Brownlee f2), 2605 Armstrong Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Myers, Gloria Anna CD Rt. 1. Blanch. N. C. Nannev. Marv Ann C2), 504 N. Washington St.. Rutherfordton, X. C. Newson, Caroline CD, 1111 N. Gregson St., Durham, N. C. Newton. Patricia Elizabeth CO. Rt. 4. Box 355, Fayetteville, N. C. Nikolaras, Barbara C2 ), 823 Inwood Terr., Fort Lee, N. J. Nolan. James Bernard C2). 5106 Sutton Place. Alexandria. Va. O ' Brien, Richard John CD. 45 Summit Cross, Rutherford, N. J. Ogburn, R. Lvnn C31. P. O. Box 1682, Greensboro. N. C. Ogle. I lame Cam. lie C2 ., Petit Beauregard Bldg. 14. Apt. 5. La Celle St. Cloud. France Oliver. Barrv Lane CD. 1401 Buckingham Ave. Norfolk, Va. Oliver, Bernard P., Jr. C31, 4 Libertv St., Auburn. N. Y. Osborne, Robert Thomas, Jr. CD. 7829 Martha Washington St., l vindria. Va. Owen, Norma Lee CD. 454 Spadaro Dr.. Venice, Fla. Page, Marv Susan C3). Rt. 1, Yanccwille, N. C. Parh.im, Nancv Blackwell C4), 3026 Churchill Rd.. Raleigh, N. C. Parks, Kathrvn Allsbrook C2), Box 313. Raleigh Rd.. Henderson, N. C. Pauling. Thomas Wavne CD. New St., F. D. 1, Muncv, Pa. Pate. Nancv C2 P. O. Box 366, Rowland, N. C. Peach, Svdnev Johnson CD. 615 S. Lee St.. Gastonia. Peacock, Beverly Davis I 2), 115 N. Leslie St., Goldsboro, N. C. Peacock, Hannah lams f3 ' i, Denada Dr.. Sanford. N. C. Pegiain. Linda Beatrice C2), 1557 Barnes St., Reidsville, X. C. Perdue, Josephine H. C2). 2832 Forestdale Dr., Burlington, N. C Peterson, Jo Anne C2), 3450 Toledo Terr. No. 413. Hyattsville, Md. Phillips, Priscilla C4). 1307 Virginia Ave., Durham, N. C. Philo, Diane Merrell CD, 866 Magnolia St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Pierce, lu.l.tli Evelyn CD, 8703 Maywood Ave.. Silver Spring, Md. l ' iskiir. Stephen, Jr. CD. Tower House, Mt. ' ernon, Va. Pillion, Bernard Paul ( , 931 N. 63rd St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pitts. Patrice Lynn CD. Box 305, Glen Alpine. N. C. Plaster. Patricia Anne 00, 117 Westover Dr., Elkin. N. C. Poe. Nancv Elizabeth C2). 208 East Avondale Dr., Greensboro. N. C. Pollard. Mark lr«h I 4 . 47 Wvnnewood Rd., Livingston. N. J. Potter, Man [Catherine f 2), 1408 Berrv St.. Wadesboro, N. C. P. .tur. Patricia Marie i O. 1410 Front St.. Beaufort, N. C. Potter, Virginia Staton C21, 202 Glendale Park. Beaufort, N. C. Prescott, Craig Roddick CD. 11702 Viers Mill Rd., Wheaton. Md. Price, Ann Marie C2), Box 347, Rose Hill, N. C. Price, William Henrv, Jr. C3), 44 East Main St., Medham, N. J. Prince, Helen Eliz. CD. 1740 Montclaire Drive. Gastonia, N. C. Proctor, Marsha Lvnn C4), 201 Forestdale Dr., Jamestown, N. C. Proseus, Richard Albert (2). 608 Mason St., Newark, N. Y. Pruitt. Lilian Arlette (2J. Methodist Home for Children. Raleigh. N. C. Pugh, S. Elizabeth (4), 1413 Westmont Dr., Asheboro, N. C. Putman, Janice Ann CD, 9932 Fairfax Sq., Apt. 9, Fairfax, Va. Racklev, Barbara Ann (1), P. O. Box 164, Rose Hill, N. C. Ragan. Marv Ann CD. 1048 Modena Ext., Gastonia, N. C. Rankin, Marv Melinda C3), 508 S. Pettv St., Galfnev, S. C. Rathner, Bettv Jo C4), 905 Baxter St., Elizabeth City, N. C. Rawles, Marv Dixon C3), Holland, Va. Reeves, Gail Louise (2), 1420 N. Main St., Salisbury, N. C. Reid, Linda Rue (2), 2343 Remount Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Reid, Paul Brvan CD. Route 6, Winston-Salem, N. C. Reynolds, Garnette Anne C2), 706 West Main St., Mavodan, N. C. Reynolds. Nelda Gav C4), Box 343, Carthage, N. C. Rhodes. Lloyd Aaron. Jr. C2j, Rt. 1, Madison, N. C. Richards, Sharon Elizabeth (2 ), 301 Park Ave., Brevard, N. C. Richardson, Royce Leonard C2), Rt. 1, Mavodan, N. C. Ridenhour, William Edward CD. 1221 Parade Ave., Kissimmee, Fla. Rigau, Felix Rose CD. Box 173, Gloucester, Va. Rigsbee. Alan Ruffin (2). 904 Mavnard Ave.. Durham, N. C. Riplog. Nancy Lorraine (1), 203-A Cheatham Annex, Williamsburg, Va. Rippy, Marian Laura C2), 2104 20th Ave. So.. Nashville. Tenn. Rixey, Richard Tyler C2), 4501 Arlington Blvd.. Apt. 409. Arlington, Va. Robbins, James Michael (1), 3 Forsyth Rd.. MCAS. Cherry Point, N. C. Roberts, Robert Lee C2), 4500 Marvine Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Robertson. George Anthony CI). 2114 Pineville Ave., Macon. Ga. Robinson, Kathleen Parnell C2 ). Ragsdale Rd., Jamestown. N. C. Rogers. Anna Laine C3), 14 Lenox Ct., Asheville, N. C. Rogers, Joseph Shepperd C3), Beall ' s Pleasure, Landover, Md. Rogers, Lana Rae CD, Rt. 3, Matthews, N. C. Roschen, George 11. ( 4 i. 502 Grandview Ave., Vincland. N J Rouse. Mary Pell CD. 212 West Railroad St., LaGrange, N. C. Ruch, Clare Elizabeth C2), Fox Creek Farm, Cralev, Pa. Rudd, Carolvn Jane CD. Rt. 5, Burlington. N. C. ' Ryan, Judith Lynn CD, Rt. 2, Box 456, Brevard, N. C. Saleeby, Belinda (1), 817 Lincolnton Rd., Salisbury, N. C. Salisbury, Ronald Lee CD, Wrightsville, Rt. 1, Wrightsville, Pa. Sasser. Nancv Ann ( 3 ' ), Test Farm, Willard, N. C. Saunders, Susan LaVerne (2). 110 Russell St., Troy, N. C. Sawyer, Man Evelyn 1 I, 203 W. Burgess St.. Elizabeth City, N. C. Schirruer. William C. (4 l, Anson Rd., Stanfordville, N. Y. ' Schlagenhauf, Mildred May (2), 904 S. Neil St., Gastonia, N. C. Schlesinger, Arden B. (3), 22 Huntington Ct.. Hamburg, N. Y Schwartz. Amy Lee C4), 33 Beverly Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. Scoggin, Judith Ann C2), 3706 Pershing Ct., Greensboro, N. C. Seagle, Anna Ree C4), 1200 Klondale Ave.. Kannapolis N C Setzer, Steve Arthur CD, 6411 Dale Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Severance, Patricia Marie CD. 118 Avondale Dr., Lexington N C Seymour. Joseph Cyril CD. 423 Grove St., Salisbury, N. C. Sexton, Janie Gladys C3 ' i. Kipling. N. C. Shaw, Susan Kime ( 3 I, Rt. 6. Box 147-B, Greensboro, N, C. Sheble. Michael O ' Dav CD, 3322 Martwell Ct.. Falls Church, Va Sheek. Nancy Ann CD, 1004 North Main St.. Mocksville, N. C. Sherburne. LawTence Paul CD, 1999 Cnlvin Blvd.. Tonawanda, N. Y. Shuford. Doris Annette C2), Rt. 3, Lincolnton, N. C. Siceloff, Georgia Earle C3), 20 Williams Circle, Box SIS, Lexington, N. C. Sills. Mark Robinson C3 312 Muri ' s Chapel Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Simpson. Ann Walker (3), 205 Grandin Rd., Charlotte. N. C. Simpson, Martha Kave CD. South Main St., Rutherfordton, N. C. Slate, Carol Annette C2), New St., Walkertown. N. C. Sloan, Gloria Elaine C2 ). 509 Summitt Dr.. Sanford, N. C. Small. Patricia Lvnn C3), 90 Sunnvside Ave., Concord, N. C. Smith, Carolvn S. ( 4 ). Rt. 4. Box 630. Greensboro, N. C. Smith. Edward Hughes, Jr. C3 ), 1107 Brookside Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Smith, Gerald Edward CD. 25801 Ridge Rd.. Damascus. Md. Smith, Jane E. (31. Daybrooke Circle, P. O. Box 387, Kannapolis, N. C. Smith. Margaret Vaughan CD. 102 Westover Dr., Lexington, N. C. Smith. Marilyn K. (41, Rt. 4, Box 630. Greensboro, N. C. Smith. Susan Booker (41. Ivor. Va. Smith, Winston Randolph CD, 3425 Sheridan Dr., Durham, N. C. Snider. Susan Jane CD. 10841 Spring Knoll Dr.. Potomac, Md. Snider, Vicki L. C4), 509 Ashe St.. High Point. N. C. Snvpes, Toni Grayson, CD, Rt. 3, Clinton, N. C. Soles. Jewel Fave CD. Rt. 4. Box 373. Whiteville, N. C. Spence. Walter Hardv CD, 3412 Dogwood Dr.. Greensboro, N. C. Spider, Susan Ellen CD, 3400 N. Albemarle St., Arlington, Va. Stalev, Phvllis Gave C2), 726 Sunset Ave.. Asheboro, N. C. Page One Hundred Sixty-fiv Stanback. Barvara Grace (41. 1710 Morven Rd., Wadesboro, N. C. Stansel, Charlotte McBrvde (31. 417 Shadowbrook Dr., Burlington. N. C. Stephenson, Jesse C. Ill (4). Box 102. Bovkins. Va. Stewart, Mar garet Eugenia (2), 1303 E. Maple St., Goldsboro, N. C. Stith, Joellen ' aughn i4 . 174 Idlewild Dr.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Stokes, Suzanne (1), P. O. Box 104, Ruffin, N. C. Story, Anita Pauline (1). 207 East 39th St., Norfolk. Va. Stuber. Robert Warren CO, 833 Elm Rd.. Hellertown, Pa. Sugg, Marcia Rae CO, 4 24 Rembert Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Suitt, William W. (31, 4925 Arlington Ave.. Riverdale. N. Y. Summey, Stephanie Lvnne (4), Rt. 7. Box 187, Statesville, N. C. Surowitz, John Gregory (31, 62 Jackson St., Passaic. N. J. Sylivant, Virginia Louise (3), 205 W. Greene St., Snow Hill, N. C. Teague, Susan Reid (1), 641 Parkway Blvd., Reidsville, N. C. Terrell. Cynthia Tull (2), 631 Sunset Dr.. Sanford. N. C. Tesh. Bertha Ester CO, Rt. 4. Farris Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Thomas, Anne Clemens (3), Rt. 1, Box 145, Stoneville, N. C. Thomas. David Lawton CO, Dodson Mill Rd.. Pilot Mountain, N. C. Thomas. Judy Ann (2). Stokesdale, N. C. Thomas. Kathleen Marv (4), 31 Garland Dr., Newport News. Va. Thompson. Ann Early CO, 1 32 Parkland Dr.. Lynchburg, Va. Thompson. Frances Patricia (11. 305 East Second Ave., Mt. Gilead. N. C. Thompson. Martha D. (11. 3 East Devonshire. Winston-Salem. N. C. Thornburg. Diane (21. 1706 Oak Dr.. Asheboro, N. C. ThorneW. Carol Patric.a (31. 700 Pine St., Forest City, N. C. Tillev, Diane Lee (31. P. O. Box 123. Fieldale, Va. Topping. Jean Carol (31. 9909 C. Bexhill Dr., Kensington, Md. Trice. Ann Cameron (11, 2142 Malvern Rd.. Charlotte, N. C. Trump, Toni Lvnne CO, 39 Beechwood Rd., Asheville, N. C. Turner, Judv (21, 301 Cherrv Tree Hill. Pink Hill. N. C. Twitty, Patricia Dee (31. 3103 Fairfax Dr.. Charlotte, N. C. Tyren. Teresa Ann (41. 3501 Chapel Hill Rd., Durham. N. C. Tyson. Cheryl Lvnn (11. Box 627. Hamlet. N. C. Upton, Eleanor F. (41. 8511 Flo Takoma Park. Md. Van Atta, Rose Mary (1), Council Oaks Est., Morganton, N. C. Vann. Robert Louise (41, 304 East Church St.. Benson. N. C. Vaughn. Stephen Cason (11, Twin Lake Lane, Richmond, Va. Waggoner. Pamela Gay (4), 1803 Dublin Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Wagner, Thomas Eugene (21, 802 Arch St., Williamsport, Pa. Walker, Margaret C. (4). 709 Runnvmede Rd., Raleigh. N. C. Walker. William H.. Jr. (3). 2019 Forest Dr.. East. Charlotte. N. C. Wall. Delinda Lee (21. 545 Hertford St., Raleigh, N. C. Wall. Steve Michael (11. 709 Overbrook Dr.. High Point. N. C. Wallace. Carolvn Eliz. (2). 227 West Chestnut St., Trov, N. C. Wallace. Dawson H.. Jr. (3). 26 Maple St., Woodbury, N. J. Ward. Bernard L. (41, 107 Dickinson Lane, Wilmington, Del. Ward. ludith Lee (21. 803 Greenwood Rd.. Chapel Hill. N. C. Ward. Marv Elizabeth (2). 806 E. Mulberrv St., Goldsboro, N. C. Warren. Barbara Jean (1), 1209 E. Beech St., Goldsboro, N. C. Warren, Karen Elizabeth (1), Box 98, Mt. Olive Dr., Newton Grove, N. C. Warren, Willie Lee (2), Box 68, Newton Grove, N. C. Watkins. Martha Linda (41. 810 East Main St.. Forest City, N. C. Watson. Linda Roberta (11. 215 Dogwood Lane. Belmont. N. C. Weaver. Donald Lee (1), 503 Reinsterstown Rd., Baltimore, Md. Weaver, Samuel Theodore (11. 1100 S. Shore Rd.. Marmora. N. J. Welch, Marcella M. (11, 2241 Poplar Point Rd., Virginia Beach, Va. Welch, Patricia Jane (1). 219 West 11th St.. Salisbury, N. C. Wells, Sharon Elizabeth (3), Rt. 3, Broadwav. Va. Wells. Susan Margueritte (4), Box 245, Henrietta. N. C. Wheat. Linda Carol (1). 47 Orleans Rd., Norwood, Mass. Wheeler, Linda Louise (1). 2401 Dover Farm Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Wheeler, Ralph Lewis (1), Pine St., Whiteville, N. C. Whipple, Curtis Clark (1), 813 Pearl St., Williamsport, Pa. Whitchouse. Lawrence B., Ill (4), 3611 Manton Dr.. Lvnchburg, Va. Whitlock, Katherine Eliz. (1). 1201 N. Poplar St.. Aberdeen, N. C. Whitney, Susan Marie (1). 2490 Lvndhurst Ave.. Winston Salem. N. C. Wicker, Nancv Jeanne (1), 318 Old Billerich Rd.. Bedford, Mass. Wiggins. Margaret A. (1), Rt. 1, Box 122, Morehead City, N. C. Wiggins, Patty Davis (1). 3118 Eastburn Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Williams. Hannah (1). 137 Academy St., Canton, N. C. Williams. Lvnn Adele (4). Rt. 1, Moravian Falls. N. C. Williams, Shelbv Francis (1), Rt. 31. RFD 4, Coventry, Conn. Williams. Virginia Alice (11. 216 W. Colonial. Thomasville. N. C. Willingham, Wendv Mowat (21. 630-20th Ave., N.E.. St. Petersburg, Fla. Wilson, Svdnev Lee (31, 108 S. Edgemont, Gastonia. N. C. Winder. Elizabeth Herndon (21. 118 E. Williams Cr.. Elizabeth City, N. C. Wingo, W. Bruce (11. 5916 Powhatan Ave., Norfolk. Va. Wombough, William B. (41. 924 Orchard Park Rd.. Pine City, N. Y. Womeldorf, Marv Marg (3), 2031 Weslev Dr.. High Point, N. C. Woodard. Linda Louise (1). 1206 Vandora Ave., Garner, N. C. Woodvard, Ann (11, 5306 Wayne Rd.. Greensboro. N. C. Wooley, Ina lee (4 1501 Herrin Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Wright. Pamela Anne I 31. Box 57. Ruffin. N. C. Wright. Sandra Lynn ' 21. 315 Courtland St., Spindale, N. C. Wvche, Iucile Wade ( 1 705 W. Farriss Ave.. High Point. N. C. Wyss, Pamela Christine (I), 209 Lansdale Dr., Gaffney, S. C. Yancev, Tonev Macklin (3), Rt. 1, Buffalo Junction. Va. Yard. Linda Carol (41. 69 Red Hill Rd.. Princeton, N. J. Young. Elizabeth Fletcher (11. 132 Fernwood Dr.. Rutherfordton. N. C. Young, Janis A. (3). 45 W. Main St.. Canisteo, N. Y. Young, Pamela (31, Rt. 6. Lexington. N. C. Zwier, Michael S. (11. 114 Marconi St., Clifton, N. J. Page One Hundred Sixly- SENIOR DIRECTORY ANGEL, Ruth Ann-Alpha Kappa Gamma; Beta Iot a Omega, Presi- dent; Emerson Society. Chaplain; S.C.F. Cabinet; National Science Foundation Undergraduate participant. BARNHARDT, Eleanor Starr-Chapel Choir; Emerson Society; Glee Club; G. C. 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Religious Education Club; S.C.F. Cabinet; Women ' s Recreation Association. COLEMAN, Maria Gayle-Gold Book; Irving Society; Modern Dance, President, Advisory Board; President ' s Council; S.N.E.A. COOPER, Jenny Temple — Elections Board; International Relations Club, Secretary; Irving Society; Psychology and Special Education Club; S.N.E.A.; Tutorial Program. ' CRUMP, Bettye A.-Irving Society; S.N.E.A. DAVIS. Colleen Beatrice-Chapel Choir; Emerson Societv; Glee Club. Student Director; Orchestra; S.F.C. Cabinet, V.-President; Irving Society. EISENHART. Cornelia Rose-Glee Club; Handbook Staff; Religious Education Club; S.N.E.A. EUBANK. Bettv Yule-Collegim. Staff; Irving Societv; Lire Staff; S.N.E.A. FOX, Elaine Gail — Dean ' s List; Emerson Society; Glee Club; Gold Book Signer; Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society; S.C.F. Cabinet. FRICK. Nancy Ruth-Alpha Psi Omega; Collegian Staff; Echo Staff; Emerson Society; G. C. Players, Secretary, Best New Talent Award; Orchestra. GAMBELL, Arthur Ernest-Alpha Phi Omega, V.-President; Wolver- ine Intramural Captain. GATES, Dana DeLois-Dean ' s List; Echo Staff; Emerson Society, Lyre Staff; Modern Dance Club; S.N.E.A.; Bowling Club; Inter- national Relations Club. GRANTS, Patricia lane-Emerson Societv ' ; May Court, Maid of Honor, Senior Attendant; Senior Class Treasurer; Senior Marshal; S.N.E.A.; Student Cabinet Representative. GREEN, Mary Berkelv-Chapel Choir; Glee Club. President; Inter- faith Council; Music Education Club; Orchestra; Emerson Society; President ' s Counc il. HAMILTON, Darling Ann-Alpha Kappa Gamma, Treasurer, Secre- tary; Mav Court, Junior Attendant; Religious Education Club; S.C.F. Cabinet, Secretarv; Senior Marshal; Social Life Committee; Sophomore Class President; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. HARRINGTON. Ruth Jane-Day Students ' Association, Secretary- Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Emerson Society; Gold Book Signer; Lyre Staff. Business Manager; Publications Board; S.N.E.A. HENSLEY, Anne Osborne-CoMegimi Staff; Echo Staff; Greensboro College Plavers; Gold Book Signer; Handbook Staff; Irving So- cietv; S.N.E.A. HIGGINS, Beulah Elizabeth-Alpha Kappa Gamma; Chapel Choir; Collegian Staff; Emerson Society; Glee Club, V.-President. Re- cording Secretarv; Music Education Club; S.C.F. Cabinet. HINSHAW. Barbara Gail-Dav Students ' Association, V.-President; Dean ' s List; Gold Book Signer; Junior Honor Society; Lyre Staff; National Methodist Scholarship; Senior Honor Society. HOLMES. Linda Harrison-International Relations Club; S.N.E.A. HOWELL. Judith Lee-Chief Marshal; Gold Book Signer; Home Eco- nomics Club; Irving Society, President; President ' s Council; S.N.E.A.; Women ' s J udicial Council Representative. HUGGIN, Martha Hamlin-Alpha Kappa Gamma; Women ' s Judicial Board Representative; Student Cabinet. Secretary, V.-President; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges. MUTTER, Ann Carter-Alpha Kappa Gamma; Athlete of Year Trophy; Dean ' s List; Echo Staff; Gamma Chi Alpha, V.-President; Gold Book Signer; Honor Council; Irving Society; Junior Honor So ciety; Senior Honor Society. KING, Martha Russell-Ecno Staff; Emerson Society; G. C. Sons and Daughters; S.N.E.A. , , KING. Sarah Elizabeth-Handbook Staff; Irving Society; Psychology and Special Education Club; S.N.E.A.; S.C.F. Cabinet. KIVETT. Charles W.-Co Iegimi Staff; Honor Board Representative; Men ' s Athletic Association, Treasurer, President; Junior Class, President; Senior Marshal; Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. KOONTS, Carolyn Elaine-Chapel Choir; Emerson Society; S.N.E.A. LANIER, Carolvn Voils-Chapel Choir; Dean ' s List; Emerson Society; Gold Book ' Signer; Senior Marshal; S.N.E.A., V.-President. LOFTIN, Lois Carol-Aquabelles; Irving Society. LOWMAN, Joseph Clare-Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary, President; Chapel Choir; Collegian Staff; Concert-Lecture Committee. Dean ' s List; Gold Book Signer; Honor Board; Junior Honor Society; Gamma Iota Sigma; Male Chorus; Orchestra; Senior Marshal; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Tutorial Program; Gianni Schicchr, Curious Savage; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. McCONNELL, Lucille B. -Dean ' s List; Emerson Society; Gold Book Signer; Junior Class President; Junior Honor Society, President; Psvchologv and Special Education Club, Social Secretary; Senior Marshal; Social Life Committee. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. McLENDON. Cathv Antoinette-Dean ' s List; Chapel Choir; Emerson Societv; Gold Book Signer: Lire Staff; Opera Theater; S.C.F. Cabi- net; S.N.E.A.: Vocal Ensemble. McLEOD. Margaret Mitchell-Greensboro College Sons and Daughters. V.-President; Handbook Staff; Irving Society; N.S.A. Board; S.N.E.A.; Student Cabinet Representative. MOORE. Marv Dickson-Aquabelles; Collegian Staff: Emerson So- cietv, V.-President. President; Gamma Chi 5 Alpha; Psvchologv and Special Education Club; S.C.F. Cabinet; Senior Marshal: S.N.E.A. MURPHY, Bettv Jo-Dean ' s List; Emerson Society; Gamma Iota Sig- ma. President; Gold Book Signer; Junior Honor Societv; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. PARHAM. Nancv Blackwell-Miss Echo; Psvchologv- and Special Edu- cation Club; Student Cabinet Representative; Emerson Society. Page One Hundred Sixty- PHILLIPS. Priscilla Ellen-EcHo Staff; Irving Society; Modern Dance Club; S.N.E.A. PLASTER, Patricia Anne-Ecno Staff; Irving Society; Modern Dance Club; S.N.E.A.; Student Centre Board, V.-President. PRICE, Philip Michael-Dav Students ' Association. PROCTOR. Marsha Lvnn-Emerson Society; Glee Club; Psychology and Special Education Club. PHC.1I. Sarah Elizabeth-EcHO Staff; G. C. Sons and Daughters, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Gold Book Signer; Irving Society, Chief Marshal; Modern Dance Club; Senior Marshal; S.N.E.A.; Social Life Com- mittee. Secretary. REYNOLDS. Nelda Gay-Alpha Kappa Gamma; Echo Staff, Assistant Editor; Glee Club; Emerson Society; Handbook Staff. Business Manager ; Junior Honor Society; May Court. Senior Attendant; Religious Education Club; Senior Honor Society; Senior Marshal; Women ' s Judicial Council, Treasurer, V.-President; Win Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. ROSCHEN, George Henry-Physical Fitness, Co-Champion 1 ' hvsic.il Fitness Champion 65-66; Student Cabinet, s Who 64-65; ?sident; Ameri- Who ' s Who Among Students tudents ' Association, President; Emerson Student Co, can Univers ROSE, Bette Ft Society. SCHIRMER, William Charles-Beta Iota Omega. V.-President; Bowl- ing Club; Collegian Staff; Horseback Riding Club: Psychology and Special Education Club; S.C.F. Cabinet; S.N.E.A.; Orchestra. SCHWARTZ. Amy Lee-EcHo Staff; Cold Book Signer; Irving Society; Lyre Staff; Psychology and Special Education Club; United Tu- torial Service, G. C. Sunervisor. SEAGLE, Anna Ree-Aqua ' belles; Bowling Club, President; Diving Club; Horseback Riding Club. President; Emerson Society; S.N.E.A. SHAMEL. Elaine Williams-Irving Society; S.N.E.A.; Orientation Counselor, SMITH. Carolyn Sue-Emerson Society; Greensboro College Glee Club; S.N.E.A. SMI I II. Marilyn Ka Club; S.N.E.A. SMITH, Susan Booke Handbook Staff; s F.A. STITH, Joellen Vaughn— Alpha Kappa Gamma, President; Emerson Society; S.C.F. Cabinet, Treasurer; S.N.E.A., V.-President; Wom- en ' s Student Government. Representative; Women ' s Judicial Coun- cil, President. SUMMEY, Stephanie Lvnne-Greensboro College Glee Club; Hand- book Stall. Junior Class V.-President; Social Life Committee. Greensboro Col Glee r— Dean ' s List; Echo Staff; Gold Book Signer; Irving Society; Religious Education Club; THOMAS. Kathleen Mary-Chapel Choir; Dean ' s List; En cietv; Gold Book Signer; Orchestra; Vocal Ensemble. TYREN, Teresa Ann-EcHo Staff; Irving Society. Ma; Curt, [uni Attendant; Modern Dance Club; S.N.E.A. ' UPTON, Irvin College Sons and Daughte WAGGONER, Pamela Gay - Dean ' s List; Emerson Society; Gold Book Signer; Psychology and Special Education Club; Senior Class. V.-President; Senior Marshal; S.N.E.A.; Sophomore Class Secretary; Women ' s Judicial Board. Representative. WAGONER. Bonnie Carol — Day Students ' Association. Secretary; Dean ' s List; Gamma Iota Sigma; Gold Book Signer; Vocal En- semble. WALKER, Margaret Covington-Dean ' s List; Echo Staff; Gold Book Signer; G. C. Sons and Daughters; Irving Society, Treasurer, President; Junior Class Secretary; Junior Honor Society; Modern Dance Club; S.N.E.A.; Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can linnet sine-, and Colleges. W ATKINS, Martha Linda - Alpha Kappa Gamma; Bowling Club; Dean ' s List; Echo Staff. Editor; Emerson Society; Gold Book Signer; Handbook Staff; Publications Board; Senior Honor So- ciety; S.N.E.A.; Vocal Ensemble; Royal Groni.it. WATTS, Janet Cates— Bowling Club; Irving Society; Psychology and Special Education Club; Day Students ' Association. WELLS, Susan Margueritte— Alpha Psi Omega; Greensboro College Players, Best Actress Award, 64, Best Supporting Actress, 65; Court of Appeals. Representative; G C. Sons and Daughters; Gold Book Signer; Emerson Society; Vocal Ensemble; S.N.E.A. WHITEHOUSE, Lawrence Butts, Ill-Alpha Phi Onega. Alumni Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms; Business Club; International Rela- tions Club; Young Republicans Club, Sergeant-at-Arms. WILLIAMS. Lynne Adele-Dean s List; Gold Book Signer; Emerson Society; S.X.I ..V, Secretary, WOMBOUGH, William Brian-Chapel Committee; Kappa Chi Fra- ternity, President, Religious Education Club, V.-President; S.C.F. Cabinet. WOOLEY, Ina Lee — Irving Society, V.-President, Parliamentarian; Orientation Hostess; Psychology and Special Education Club, V.- President, Secretary; Social Life Committee. YARD. Linda Carol-CoIIegio Manager; Echo Staff; Ei Staff; Ma? Daj C o-C hair Tutorial Program. Staff. Circulation Manager, Business Society; Gpld Book Signer; Lyre Publications Board; S.C.F. Cabinet; One Hundred Sixt; eigfei Electricity is the biggest bargain in your budget! While ways to use electricity go up, costs go down! There are now 162 residential uses of electricity to improve your standard of living, and they cost less now to operate. Actually the average cost per unit of residential electricity has gone down more than one third in the past ten years. Check for yourself: Divide your next bill by the number of uses in and around your home. Then you ' ll see why Reddy ' s wage is the biggest bargain in your family budget. Switch to electricity for a better life DUKE POWER GUILFORD GALLERIES GREENSBORO, N. C. Page One Hundred Sixt] nine THE PORTRAITS APPEARING IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY SMITH STUDIO Official Portrait Photographer FOR THE 1966 ECHO a o, 14 East Hargett Street RALEIGH, N. C. Page One Hundred Severn. Dear Students, As you receive this yearbook, another school year is almost over. For some of you, this may be the last one. For others, the road ahead may seem almost too long. Wherever you stand, this year is almost gone and you cannot go back. You cannot change it . . You can only learn from it . . . and reflect upon it. In this 1966 ECHO, perhaps you can find the reflection that is closest to your memory of this year. Thank you for the part you have played in my year. Sincerely, Linda Watkins Editor, 1966 ECHO