Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1968 volume:

A College is a world in microcosm . . . Greensboro College Greensboro, North Carolina ECHO 1968 Vol. XIVIII K«: ■.■.■■. 1 Greensboro College Greensboro, North Carolina kx .iy- L ' 30 60 114 Academics Activities Sports @ P S 130 Classes nEK S jS 162 Community ■ iJJ College is people . . . A college is people— not a word nor administrators and professors; nor even the knowledge obtained by each of its students. But rather, a college is people. It is interact- ion of intellect, of environment, and attitudes. It is laughing and crying, loving and hating, wanting and car- ing for things out of reach. It is sharing and being alone learning and putting off learning until tomorrow. A college is Deoole. Alone in a crowd W ' f find ourselves at the beginning of a bewilder- ing and nebulous experience. That first time alone was empty, cold, and incomprehensible. Perhaps it happened during a coffee break or in the middle of a ballganie. It doesn ' t matter— aloneness isn ' t particular of time or situation. It ' s almost frighten- ing to find yourself alone in a compact community of friends and acquaintances. Then, suddenly and subtly, a struggle begins in the choice of truth and self-knowledge. The rising fright is dispelled, for in this time we are involved in things of the mind, and aloneness becomes a rather pleasant novelty. Then, we realize that being alone is a necessity in our rapidly whirling microcosm— a time to think and de- cide. It is a time we can give to ourselves to gaze into the future, ponder the present, and reflect upon the past. Once the first taste of a certain separate- ness has been ours, we can find our aloneness— even in a crowd. GREENSBORO COLLEGE The first chartered cd- lege for womzn in North Carolina, 1838. Founded by Methodist Church. A community within itself G.C. lias its own unique lenijK ' ranienl. Here we find ourselves alone for the first time— yet surrounded by- peers, superiors, and inferiors. Here we may find our attitudes accepted by some, yet rejected by most. Never- theless, these are the successes and failures that make us the outstanding figures in the worldly communities. Hav- ing the basic necessities for life and social interaction, our college fills the requirements for a successful com- munity. The choice is ours . . . In this myriad-sided microcosm of ours there is a choice which belongs solely to the individual. On- lookers can observe, but only those who make the choice can understand. Four years are ours to exper- iment, deliberate, and choose. Perhaps we will rea- lize an academic pursuit, find love, engage in the didactic, explore sex, or maybe even enter the realm of the ridiculous. These things are our becoming, our striving, our achieving, our failing, our learning. During our four years we seek, choose, discard, and look again— and after the four, the difference will be known. The choice is ours— and the difference is the choice. Reflections of ways of life Ways of life which are as diverse as are the people on our campus, but then, that is what makes a campus. Fall means action. Not just because it ' s leap year do the G.C. girls chase G.C. men. On the contrary, this is a yearly festive occasion. It consists of a Sadie Hawkins type week in deeding a race to the finish for the most derbies per dorm, an egg toss, an ice melting contest, a pig chase, and various other compet- itive sports. A prize is given for the most points won and all is forgotten until another Derby Day rolls around. The girls seem to cause most of the action in the fall. The Emersons and Irvings are more enthusiastic than ever in oposition to each other that is during the powder puff foot- ball game. This year there was even a campus wide election of Al Trotter as Campus King. All in all, fall at G.C. means action. Happiness is many things and G. C. encompasses the greater part of these. It is the actual, unbehevable passing of four years. It is bidding and making a slam at the Stu. Winter brings sledding — or is that traying — to a snowy wonderland. It is a moment alone for some — a laugh, a tease, a certain peacefulness. To the ardent admirers of Slater Food Service, happiness is special meals by candlelight. These things, too, are part of G.C. and a part of each person who comes to spend some time here. Concert Lecture brought new enthusiasm as the various programs showed forth appeal to each student. The season began early with a repertoire of classical and modern piano selections by a fiery Spanish interpreter, Alicia de Larrocha. In February, Welsh-born Emlyn Williams held his audience spellbound with his world-known [wrformance of Dylan Thomas Growing Up. This consisted of various recitations and expressions from Thomas ' early essays and poems. Folksingers Addiss and Crofut came in the Spring with their own unique outlook on the music of today. Drawing from the musical resources of over twenty- seven countries, and various musical instruments, the enter- tainers received a warm and excited welcome. The Coffee House, A lodging for self expression brings a new atmosphere to our campus. Miraculously con- verted by the SCF, the old Psychology Building has become a collage of modern art and feeling as well as a meeting place for those student and faculty members interested in stimulating discussions. The Wit ' s End ' is G.C. ' s embodi- ment of a present, fast moving generation which achieves its expression through speakers, pannels, readings— a sharing and exchange of knowledge, ideas, and ideals. tWIti HORNIS Homecoming, a newly established G.C event is a reunion of friends, a renewal of promises, and a re-emphasis of the G.C. Spirit. The second G.C. Home- coming in the school ' s history was marked by the excitement of still another basketball victory, the selection and presentation of the Homecoming Court and its Queen — Miss Joyce Compton, and a wild melee of noise, laughter, and music at the Victory Dance held in the Student Center. A time of warm welcome, enthusiastic team support, and nostalgic tears of alumni — this was Homecoming ' 68. G.C. Players are involved . . in the lives of someone else. It is after much grueling work and the shedding of a few tears that these lives are exposed to the public in such shows as You Touched Me and Kiss Me Kate. Hats off to those showmen who know by the applause of their audiences that their efforts were worth- while. spring is a feeling . . . beyond the dormitory and classroom walls. It is the time when a man ' s fancy and a woman ' s fanta- sy turn toward the inspiration of beauty. We came . . as individuals among the masses with hopes, ideals, and dreams of things to be. The hngering moments are ones of experience, self-evaluation, and an encounter with truth. We leave as a group who has a knowledge of reality and the ability to see life for what it is. iM. , Academics J the Heart and Purpose of the College, equips the student with knowledge and is the stimulating force behind . . f ' ' i ;; •■ I ' They chose to teach. And in so doing, chose to talk: to an eight o ' clock class of closed eyes and peri- odic snores; to a four-hour lab of aspiring biologists and chemists; to an upperclass seminar in which the students fight through stale cigarette smoke to find the profound; and to a rebellious student who can ' t under- stand why he must study the Greeks. And teaching is a matter of reading: reading incoherent freshman themes and watching them become senior theses; reading countless contem- porary scholarly works in hopes of keeping up with those better stu- dents; and reading of the ever- expanding field of research. And teaching is a matter of listening: to those who have learned the thrill of discovering an idea; to those who disagree in spiteful anger, and to those who disagree with friendly knowledge. Teaching is a man with an idea and the ability to communi- cate it— a man with a student to guide, an imagination to captivate, a power to inspire, and a dedication to serve. They chose to teach, and without them the College would lack meaning and purpose. MM ' ' DR. ]. RALPH JOLLY; President of Greensboro College; A.B., Birmingham- Soulhem College; B.D., The Divinity School. Duke University; Ph.D., The Divinity School, Vanderbilt University A message to students, 1968 A college is many things. It is going to class; it is eating together in the dining hall; it is cheering the team; it is en- joying social activities; and it is just plain living through rapidly changing experiences. For all of us it is studying, reading, digging, thinking— or, in short, learning. Greensboro College is changing with the times. Con- servative enough to be secure and liberal enough to be courageous, we dare to affirm that a college like ours has a great opportunity today. We take pride in our Alma Mater and in the students who go from our campus to serve throughout the world. While the critics and the prophets of doom are announc- ing the demise of private education, we on this campus believe that there is a greater need for high quality in educa- tion today than ever before. We also believe that we can and do offer quality education to those who are willing to accept the challenges and meet the requirements. Sincere good wishes to the graduates of 1968 as well as to the continuing classes of our campus family. President J. RALPH JOLLY Dr. Jolly is inaugurated ; boro CfllleKP- the twelfth President of Greens- Jolly Sets Pace There is a particular affinity between President J. Ralph Jolly and the Class of 1968. Both, one might say, were novices four years ago upon entering Greensboro College. Each was perhaps a little wary of the task ahead and possibly somewhat fearful that their own capabilities might not be enough. Each was ambitious and hopeful of fulfilling dreams and achieving goals. What has happened since 1964? Those who have struggled through term papers, tears, and exams, and who have delighted in basketball victories, hard-won grades, and lasting friendships will graduate as the Class of 1968. They have finished one phase of life to go on to another. Their com- panion through these four years. Dr. Jolly, will continue to set the strong pace of progress which has already been char- acteristic of his past four years of leadership. Dr. Jolly assumed the Presidency after having served as Dean of Students at Birmingham-Southern College for six years. After being oriented to G.C. and acquainting himself to the atmosphere of the school, he set to work to provide a comprehensive ten-year plan of imporvement. Beginning in 1966, some of these dreams were becoming concrete. One of the most obvious was the realization of intercollegiate sports manifested in a basketball team — the Green Hornets. In the foreseeable future are plans for swimming, tennis, golf, and wrestling. Physical additions also were in evidence; the J.C. Cowan Humanities Building was opened in 1967, and a new women ' s dorm was begun. The ten-year program also in- cludes plans for a Little Theater, enlarged parking facilities. and more outdoor space for Physical Education. Academics are not being overlooked as the present student body is well aware. By 1970, a faculty of fifty-two full-time instructors is envisioned with sixty per cent holding a doc- torate degree. Variety in departments will increase as will curriculum, which will hopefully include training of kinder- garten teachers, a summer internship program for business majors, development of a pre-law curriculum, and an increase of honors programs. It is evident that this ten-year improvement program as put forth by the President will encompass all phases of college life. Liberal arts will be concentrated on, as a broad education is the chief aim of the school. The ciuestion was raised earlier, What has happened since 1964? Only a part of the answer has been given and only a part of President Jolly ' s dream has achieved actuality. But — here we see potential — here we see power — here we see progress. Graduates of 1968 will go forth knowing that their college days were a period of transition and improve- ment. They experienced benefits of part of the program, but even more is yet to come. Dr. Jolly will chalk up more vic- tories and make more headlines, and when 1974 arrives and the program is realized -the results will be significant. G.C. will have further adapted to the changing world under the dynamic leadership of President J. Ralph Jolly. The ten-year outline will be filled in and expanded, and Greensboro Col- lege will have a promising future. Administrators Play Integral Part in Student Life DEAN OF THE COLLEGE- Elmer L. Puryca DIRECTOR OK DK KLOI ' ME T M I ' l ' HLlC RELATIONS Fred T, Junes, Jr. DEAN OF STUDENTS -James H, Lock. BUSINESS MANAGER AND TREASURER- Allen S. Wilkinson. Administrators Coordinate Policies DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS- Alien E, Kivett. REGISTRAR -Carolyn Holt Smith DIRECTOR OF NEWS BUREAU -Cfllvin T Leonard. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAG- ER -Robert S. Davis. ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS - Cora C. Mizell. ij2 « ' ' 4 i mI i i pi . m ALUMNI SECRETARY AND DIRECTOR OF PLACEMENT BUREAU - Mary C. Brock. New Labs Strengthen Art Department With the recent move into new quarters in the Cowan Humanities Building, the Art Department has expanded facilities to serve students, college, and community. Two spacious, well-lighted studios with much new eciuipment, and a classroom for lecture courses insure the practical needs in this area for the growing student body. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the Department is the Gallery which displays works in painting and sculpture of various students and faculty members. It is the aim of the Art Department to contribute to the student ' s awareness of his heritage, his surroundings, and his uniqueness as an individual. IRENE CULLIS; Professor of Art: A.B., M.A., Uni- versity of Kentucky; Northwestern University; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. t-3i Tl{OMAS HAMMOND: Assislnnt prctessor , if Art. B.S., M.A., East Rl ' TH A, CLARKE; Visitine Lecturer in Art: A.B,. M.F.A , University Carolin:i Colleee. Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. of North Carolina at Greensboro; Teachers ' College, Columbia University. ' V J Meakins and Denmark Revitalize Education Program The Department of Education, in close cooperation with the various disciplines, recognizes its responsibility for the welfare of education in the state of North Carolina and in surrounding states. In an effort to fulfill its obligation, the College has developed an outstanding program for the prep- aration of both elementary and secondary school teachers. The block system of practice teaching assures maximum ex- posure to the classroom and teaching methods in a minimum period of time. JOHNR. MLAKI.N Prnfessor. Montar Alabama, ihiumtart at the Ucj artnicnt iff Education, Associate State College; B.S., M.A., Ph.D., University of Student TeachinR is ital experience. WILLIAM C, DENMARK; Assistant Professor of Education: B.A,, Wake Forest University; M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina. EDWARD OTTO COLEMAN; Assistant Professor of English; A.B,. MA, University of South Carolina. BENJAMIN H. WILSON, JR.; Professor of English: B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College; M.A., University of Pittsburg; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. CYNTHIA SULFRIDGE; Instructor m English. B.A., i:arson-Newman Col- lege; M.A., University of Tennessee. CAROL L. KILLIAN; Instruitor m Engltsh. B.S., East Carolina College; M.A.T., Duke University; University of North Carolina at Greensboro. English Professors Strive for Individual Quality In the words of Department Chairman, B.H. Wilson: English covers many related fields, but it is fundamentally the love and respect for our own native tongue which makes it worth while and closest to our hearts. The department offers a wide range of study to the interested student — creative writing workshops, studies of the greats in thought and literature, and seminar-oriented glimpse of the Modems. One of the largest departments in the new Hu- manities, English is striving to fit the role necessary to be worth-while and closest to our hearts. oo «♦ T ,, , Judy Gail JOHN HENDERSON LONG; Professor of English. A.B., M.A,, Ph.D., University of Florida; Georgetown University. MARITZA BARROS ALMEIDA; Instructor of Romance Z.an a f.s; B.A., Southwest Missouri State College; M.A., University of Minnesota. •— — rf t 4 y MONIKA RENER; Instructor of German. Universily of Gottinsen. Germany. SUSAN KASS GRISWOI.D; Instructor of Spanish. Universily of Nortli Carolina at Greensboro, Duke Universily, University of California al Berkley. HELEN MESENHEIMER; Assistant Professor of French; A.B.. Elon College; M.A., Duke Universily; Temple University. Visiting Lecturerers Enlighten Language Students The Department of Foreign Languages includes French, German, and Spanish. With aspirations to build the Depart- ment, programs for foreign study have been promoted and advised for both faculty members and students. The hope is to instill into those who study a knowledge of the culture from which a language originates as well as a speaking and reading knowledge of that language. Extracurricular ac- tivities include visiting lecturers and films in cooperation with the nearby University. CAMILLA HOY; Associate Professor ami Chmrinan of the Department of Foreign Languages; A.B., M.A.. University of South Carolina; Ph.D., Bym Mawr College. Lab aids students in learning their language. Campus-Wide Talent Key To Kiss Me Kate! Under the direction of Mr. Leonard Hart, the Speech and Drama Department shows the student that effective communication is vital to public and private speaking, debate, and the mechanical means of contact today. The Department also provides extensive extra-curricular ac- tivities, the NRT productions being a highlight of the fall semester. The G.C. Players found time between Stage Craft and World Drama to present the two successful and highly acclaimed plays, You Touched Me and Kiss me, Kate! Participation in the Players ' productions is open to any Greensboro College Student. LEONARD I i Mil University, M-A.. I.i .,nl Professor of Speech ami Drama. B S,, Aubur iia Stale University; University of Denver. George Hanks proposes to I comedy, You Touched Me. idard for one last time in ttie love Philosphy and Religion Provoke Student Thought Although students are still subjected to the minds of Aristotle and Plato, the Philosophy Department aspires toward broader fields. Modem thought is vastly important to the understanding of today ' s humanity; and it is with this in mind that a curriculum of Whitehead, Buitmann, Tillich, and ethical logistics is offered. Church education, religious psychology, and contemporary American religion merely complement the required study of Old and New Testament. WALTER P. WEAVER; Assistant Professor of Phi- losophy and Religion. Chaplain; A.B.. B.D., Duke University; Drew University. WALTER E. HUDCINS; Associate Professor of Philosuphij A.B., B.D., Ph D , Duke University nd Reli o ■J iid tt ' ' ) ' ' ' JAMES E. HULL; Professor of Philosophu and Religion; A.B., Soutliern Methodist University; B.D., Perkins School of Theology; Ph.D., Univer- sity of Edinburgh. HENRY B. LNGRAM, JR.; Assistant Professor of Piano; hU.. Eastman School of Music; B.M., MM., Yale University. ANNE WOODWARD; Assistant professor of Vc lege; M.M., Columbia University. ; B.M.. Greensboro Col- DON W. HANSEN; Professor of Must sity; Eastman School of Music. B.M., M.M., Northwestern Uni. FREDERICK H. BEYER; Assistant Professor of Music, A.B., Harvard Cflllege; Ix nKy School of Music; M.A., Columbia University; D.M., Florida State University. ELBERT L. WILLIAMS; Associate Professor of Voice: A.B., Central Stale Collece; M.M., Oklahoma Univer- sity; luilliard School of Music; New York University. Music Department Wins Acclaim for School The Music Department faculty, led by Mr. Don Hansen, provides instruction in organ, piano, voice, and orchestra instruments. To supplement the classes are faculty recitals, orchestra workshops, and Glee Club, which is in its second year of being co-ed. Although no one was sent to Europe this year, as was last year ' s Spring tour, the efforts and activities of the Music Department have not slackened. The strains of music — instrumental and vocal — which come from Odell in a steady and unrelenting stream are proof of this. HAROLD G. ANDREWS. JR., Assoaale Profesmr of Organ and Church Music: B.M., M.M.. Oberlin Cx)nservatory of Music; Boston University, SARAH CROOM MORRIS; Part-lime Instructor in Piano: Juilliard School of Music; George Pepperdine College; Abilene Christian College; B.M.. M.M., George Peabody College for Teachers. DAVID C. PINNI.X; Assistant Professor of Piano. B,M., Oberlin College; M.M., Eastman School of Music; Llniversity of Rochester. GERRETH M. McDONALD; Assistant Professor of Music Education; B.M. Ed.. University of Nebraska; University of Colorado; M.M., Northwestern University. Physical Education Builds Discipline The Physical Education Department at Greensboro College has made gigantic strides in the past years. The staff is small, but this does not apply to the ideas and dreams of those staff members. Among the activities offered to six-hundred students at G.C. are swimming, dancing, gymnastics, team sports, cross country, golf, tennis, and an extensive intramural program. Perhaps the most exciting and rewarding event has been the formation of a collegiate basketball team— a new addition to the Dixie Cx)nference in ' 66. Yet, the staff has succeeded in motivating excitement from students in classes as well as in pep rallies and basketball games, and in so doing, has made the growing P.E. Department a vital part of campus life. WILLIE LEE TA ' i ' LOR; Aisislant Professor of Physical Education. B.S., Longwood College; M.S., University of Tennessee. WILLIAM S. ARIAIL; Director and Associlr V.i ,., ,,i, ,, rln,M, ,, htu tion. A.B., Wofford College; M.S., University nf Tennessee, MILTON E. REECE; Assistant Professor ot Phusical tducatmn. M.. Earlham College; M.Ed.. E.isl Carolina College; University ol North Carolina at Greensboro. Through Psychology We Study Ourselves The Department of Psychology and Special Education serves many functions. It provides the courses that give psychological procedures and knowledge necessary for vocational endeavors. Field trips to related areas are con- sidered a part of the normal course curriculum. Perhaps an apt motto for the Department has been stated by faculty member Dr. David Irvine: Using psychology is fine as long as you use it on yourself. Special Education majors work with audiometer. DAVID J. IRVINE; Prufessnr of Psychology and Special Education. B.A., Aubum University; M.A.. Ph.D., University of North Carolina. ROBERT W. HITES; Chairman. Department of Psychology and Special Educations A.B., Mercer University; M.A., Ph.D., Ohio State University. ARNOLD F. VAN PELT, JR.; Professor of Biology: A.B., Swarthmore College; B.S.. Ph.D., University of Florida. ■ 1 GORDON F. WALTON; Professor of Physics; B.S., M.S.. Ph.D., Oxford University. 1 ' •i KEMPER L. CALLAHAN; Associate Professor of Biology; B.S., Waynes- burg College; M.S.. West Virginia University; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. CHARLES L. SHERIDAN; Professor of Biology; A.B., Elon College; Uni- versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; M.A., University of North Carolina at Greensboro. IRENE MORRISON; Instructor in Chemistry; B.S., Hunter College; M.A., Indiana University; University of North Carolina. Natural Sciences Are Broadened The student at Greensboro College is offered much more in the Department of Science and Mathematics than observ- ing echinoderms and adding numerals. Departmental ex- pansion has occurred in faculty, budget, equipment, space, jjrograms, and students. Equipment grants in excess of $30,000 have been awarded this Department. Students have opportunities for assisting faculty research or experi- menting on their own. This year four students received research grants from the N.C. Academy of Science. Work with the mouse colony from hairloss-conditions to chromosomal effects of LSD offers the student the oppor- tunity for learning and growth. Chemistry, Physics, and Math, though small facets of the entire Department, are also experiencing growing pains, and in a few years it is hoped that these course offerings will become more ex- tensive. Already new spirit can be observed as this Depart- ment makes use of the space left in A S after completion of the Humanities Building. JAMES E. GARNER; Associate Professor of Mathemalics: B.A., M.A., University of Mississippi. M. MYRTIS DAVIS; Professor of Mathematics. A.B., Birminghain-Southem College; M.A., Louisiana State University; University of Kansas. Social Studies Run Gamut The Department of Economics and Business Administra- tion offers the student a chance to develop his own interests and techniques of research and analysis. Programs and seminars this year have offered the student a design spec- ifically for management, development, and self-improve- ment. A major in Economics and Business Administration is exposed to tax laws, marketing functions, corporation finance, accounting, and business law. The study of sociology specifically relates to the inter- action of the individual and the group. There is an attempt to relate the students ' ideas and actions with those events which are contemporary as well as historic — from crimi- nology to race relations to social movements to research and theory. A personal study and a rewarding one is offered the G.C. student from the Department of Sociology. WILLIAM R. FRAZIER; Professor of Economics and Business Admintslra- Hon; B.S.. University of North Carolina; M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Insti- tute; Certified Public Accountant, State of North Carolina. CLINTON C. DANIELS; Associate Professor of Economics; B.S., Colorado College; M.A., University of Southern California; Vanderbuilt University; University of North Carolina at Greensboro. JOHN W. HUNTER; Assistant Professor of Sociology. A.B., Lycoming College; S.T.B., Ph.D., Boston University; Scandinavian Seminar for Cultural Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark; University of Copenhagen. From Culture To Campaigns The History Department runs the gamut from Sumeria to Viet Nam. One of the most active and enthusiastic depart- ments on campus, history refutes the hypothesis that it is a dead study, lifeless, and without meaning. The four staff members bring into their classes the excitement of learning, questioning, and living. JOHN E. HODGE; Assistant Professor of History and Political Science; B.S., College of Charleston; M.A., Ph.D., University of Illinois. ELMER L. PURYEAR; Professor of History and Political Science. A.B.. Wake Forest College; M.A., Ph.D., University of North Carolina. JAMES GLENN GRAYSON; Associate Professor of History; B.A., M.A., CAROLYN HOLT SMITH; Instructor in History: A.B„ Greensboro Col- Ph.D., University of North Carolina. lege; M.A.. Duke University. SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT, Hollyce HighfUl; SECRETARY. PUBLIC RELATIONS, Vera McMullen. ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT -Ann Lojko SUPERVISOR OF HOUSEKEEPING -Lillian Perry. LIBRARIAN -Luther Bennel MANAGER OF COLLEGE BOOKSTORE, Emma Griffin. ASSISTANT TO THE MANACKH, H.-rlii ' Ixint. fc ? 3j mtP B Pf t- ' ■ ' ■ L 1M ,; e Staff Aims Towards Smooth Operations yi!tt| J i ' ' Q JllHf 1 f m A nd ml RESIDENT COUNSELORS -.s(an(img. Erline Anders, Margareid King, Ola Maurice, Nancy Pate, sealed: Kate Booker. SUPERVISOR. STUDENT HOSPITAL -Nancy Daniels SECRETARY TO THE DEAN OF STUDENTS, Polly Brown; SECR TARY TO THE REGISTRAR, Louise Crowder; SECRETARY TO THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE, Yvonne Goforth. NURSES AIDE, STUDENT HOSPITAL -Katie Phillips. CAFETERIA STAFF-Assis(anl Manager. Joan Sheppard; Manager. John C. Wells. Activities Offer a Diversion from the routine of the College, they are a means by which the student can express himself in music, in government, in writing 60 rM ' : % ' %- Organizations are indicative of stu- dent life and living for the reason that those who are not leaders are par- takers, reeping the benefits. Students function together as individual and unique voices heard far above the bus- tling murmurs of campus activities. To unite is to create. There are those projects which continue year to year, each comple- mented by a renewed interest, yet always setting and obtaining higher goals to meet the needs of the college community. A student can find an outlet for any personal interest and even those relating to his own field of study. Governmental, literary, scien- tific, dramatic, educational, and busi- ness areas serve to provide a well- rounded and varied range of extra- curricular activities. —i Honoraries - Annie Henry and Tom Wagner were selected by the stu- dent body as the Senior boy and girl who best personify friendship, cooperation, devotion to duty, and generosity of their time and abihties to the Greensboro College campus and to their fellow students. ' • 5Sl Students ' Choice a c; o iJ ' SP Tom Wagner Annie Henry 64 Carolyn Jane Bosher Editor of Echo Anna Kristina Bninnemer Womens ' Judicial Chairman Who ' s Who Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, a national publication, recognizes outstanding seniors all over the United States. G.C. ' s Who ' s Who are selected for their leadership in academic and extra- curricular activities, citizenship, service to their school, and with promise of future usefulness. Patricia Ramona Cundiff Gold Book Signer Craig Hamilton Falor Student Government Martha Elizabeth Fox Alpha Kappa Gamma Jeannette La Rue Gardner Glee Club Vice-President Barbara Jean Gunn Marahal Martha Annie Henry Alpha Kappa Gamma President Shaaron Leigh Keggereis Honor Council Chairman Lynn Russell Mader Hornets Manager Judith Ann Scoggin Day Students Association President Who ' s Who SHAARON KECCEREIS Outstanding in Scholastics CRAIG FALOR Outstanding in Organizati PATRICIA CUNDIFF Outstanding in Scholastic MARTHA FOX Outstanding in Music JUDY SCOGGIN Outstanding in Academics KRIS BRUNNEMER Outstanding in Leadership BARBARA GUNN Outstanding in Dependability RUSTY MADER Outstanding in School Spirit ANNIE HENRY Outstanding in Leadership Marshals This honor is for the students who have not had the recognition that others have had throughout their four years in college. They are selected at the end of their Junior year, on the basis of academic standing, leadership abilities, service to the school, personality and character. The Mar- shals serve at graduation and various other college functions throughout the year. The chief marshal is chosen by the fac- ulty and administration but the others are voted upon by the Junior class. Annie Henry; Chief Marshal First mw: J. Hill, J. Bradk ' V, D. Shufiinl. Sccnnd mw: D. Lacy, J. Barb Ion, B. Clay, P. Corriher. L. Wright, C. Bosher, R. Mader. Fourth i Click, B. Moye. YVnri rnii I . WaRner, J. Comp- i P Anlhony-A.«islanl chief. J AKG is expressly for the recognition of young women who are already active leaders on campus whether behind the scenes or in the spotlight. Membership is not a goal but a reward — a way of saying that your gifts of time, energy, and enthusiasm go not unnoticed. They must have been enrolled in the college for at least a year, a member of the Junior or Senior class, and have obtained a grade point ratio 2.5. The girls perform many services helpful to fellow students. Alpha Kappa Gamma K. Brunnemer, P. Severance, A. Price, J. Click, F. Eckstein, M. Fox. S. Keggereis, L. Wright, Alpha Kappa Gamma ' s most worth-while project is sponsonui the bloodmobile on campus. Annie Henry-President, Carolyn Eosher-Vice-President. Gloria Sloan-Sec- retary. Candy Lambeth-Treasurer. Francis Broome- Scrapbook Chairman. Alpha Psi Omega A National Honorary Fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega is for those students sincerely interested in dramatics. Students are admitted only after obtaining the required number of points determined by the National Headquarters. Points are obtained by actively participating in each field of dramatics. The purpose of the fraternity is to further the dramatic edu- cation of those who have already proven a sincere interest in the theater. Beta Iota Omega Beta Iota Omega, an organization for those interested in the sciences, actually serves as an aid to the research of the Science and Biology departments. Begun in 1961, the club has growingly emphasized an awareness and investigation of surrounding life. Beta Iota Omega is open by invitation to scientifically oriented students but sponsors many events in the form of lectures and films that are beneficial to the entire student body. First row: M. Baker. L. Woodard. J. Marchand. Second row: R. Jaklitsch, L. Brown, C. Ogle, E. Bowland. (R. Klotz, President and J. Thomas, absent.) First row: L. Rogers, M. Renfro. D. E]]is-lnterclub Representative. A. Garrison-Secretary. A. Forlaw. M. MurVs-Publidty. Second row: T. Wagner-Prc.9irfen(. B. Pointer. R, Sal- isbury- Vice-PresiWent. S. Jones, J. Fulton, J. Yelton, Dr. VanPelt and Dr. Callahan-Facu (t Advi. ' :ers. — Gamma Iota Sigma High scholarship is the primary requisite for membership in the Greensboro Collese honor societies. They give due recognition to those students who have consistently maintained high standards of scholarship and academic achievement. The minimum quality point ratio for a senior membership in GAMMA IOTA SIGMA is 3.4 while the minimum average for junior and sophomores in the IOTA SOCIETY is 3.7. The freshmen must have a minimum average of 3.2 for the SIGMA SOCIETY. Edwards. Ruth Estelle Fox, Martha Elizabeth Gaskins. Frances .Tohanna Johnson, Linda Ann Price, Ann Marie Iota Society Chappell. Gaynelle Baldwin Fox, Loretta Jane Hughes. Mildred Faith Lambeth. Candace Elaine Myers, Gloria Anna PhilUps. Gerald Ray Thomas, Charlotte Kelly Wellons, Linda Sue Wells. Gladys Ann Sigma Society Bennett, Eva Leila Bennetts. Linda Jeanne Coleman . Elizabeth Ann Kilner, Frances Ann Long. Carol Page Puryear, Sharon Mary Government - r- ' i W m If mB r • ' Mm] 1 •v % 1 :h K Gloria Sloan N.S.A. Coordinator Anne Alexander Vice-President Ester May Gray Treasurer Vested with the highest legislative power of the students, the Executive Committee of Student Government is com- posed of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, N.S.A. Coordinator, and Representatives from each dor- mitory and the Day Students ' Association. The Student Government strives to serve as Haison between the student and the school administration in voicing ideas and opinions. One activity of Student Government this year was to create and organize the Inter-Club Council which is composed of representatives from each campus organization for the pur- po ' se of greater communication and understanding. May Gray and Anne Alexander are totalling ballots after a campus election. INTERCLUB COUNCIL - Firsl row: (top to boltom) G. Myers-Presiden . J. Hawkins, F. Eckstein, P. Welch, L. Wright. J. Barber. Second row: C. Lam- beth. D. Miller, W. Taylor. J. McDonald, F. Broome. SI Aii: sit l)K. r l.KCISL.XTURE I.T. B. MdW-i-ChMtman. VV Taylor. ScotI, S. Puryer. D. 74 Facets of Student Government Student Government covers almost every phase of campus life. The newly formed Inter-Club Council serves as a means by which campus organizations gain greater communication and un- derstanding. The Assembly Com- mittee is instrumental in the selection of speakers and pro- grams which they believe will be interesting and beneficial to the students. The National Student Association is an organization made up of approximately four- hundred universities and colleges in the United States. It sponsors several programs on campus such as the Student Personnel Di- rectory and the College Bowl. The State Student Legislature functions as an opportunity for students interested in govern- ment and politics to exercise their opinions on pertinent issues. Meeting in Raleigh, N.C. for a three-day session, the G.C.S.S.L. and students from other colleges throughout North Carolina hold a mock legislative session. Student officials are elected, bills are passed, and resolutions are made which are referred to the North Carolina State Legislature. National Student Association Campus Director Cloria Sloan i at work with Student Cabinet secretary, Candy Lambeth. Women ' s Judicial Board The Women ' s Judical Council, a student elected body, maintains juri sdiction over infractions of the women ' s social regulations and academic rules which have been set up by Student Government. The class representatives and council officers composing the bdard serve as liaison between the administration and the female community in the voicing of ideas and desires. Kan. Secretary. Men ' s Judicial Board First row: J. Ayers-Chairman. C. F.Jor, F. Rigau Vice-Chairman. C. Bombeld, D. Weaver. Second row: I Seymour-5ecre(an , R. Fruit, B. White. The Men ' s Judicial Council enforces the social and aca- demic regulations of the male population of the College. This organization is a separate and independent judiciary apart from the Student Government. To provide a broader scope of the male student ' s campus functions, resident and non-resident students are represented on the board. John Ayers Chairman Honor Council The purpose of the Honor System is to develop a mature atmosphere of responsibility, honesty, and integrity on the Greensboro College campus. For the existence of harmony in a group, individuals must have respect for the goals and principles of the group as a whole and each individual must perform his share of maintaining such goals. The Honor Council was established to uphold the Honor System, make decisions and hold trials concerning in- fractions, and enforce the decisions made. The Council con- sists of a Chairman, and a girl and boy representative from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes, all elected at large. Areas under the jurisdiction of the Honor Council are cheating, stealing, and falsification. S. KcgKcreis-C irt , A. Trotter. B. Sherrill, S. Garri,son, C. Caiola, C, Neal. Shaaron Keggereis Chairman Court of Appeals As apart of Student Government, the Court of Appeals assures the students a right to appeal any case heard by the Men ' s or Women ' s Judicial Board, or the Honor Council. Appeals must be submitted in writing to its chairman within twenty-four hours of conviction. This year the Court aided in the operation of the newly opened Student Lounge in the library. The Court stands ready to aid the Student Cabinet and other campus organization when needed. First row: M. Clodfelter. P. McNeill, P. Corriher. Second row: G. Myers, B. Saleeby, S, Price, G. Wells. Publications The Handbook is organized in the summer by the ed- itor, business manager, and Dean of Students, and is pubhshed in time to send to the students before the fall semester begins. The Handbook contains a statement of academic and social policies, a description of branches of the student government and its constitution, and a brief resume of the organizations and clubs on campus. Dedi- cated to the freshmen, it helps them orient themselves to the active life in the college community as well as keeping all students abreast of the everchanging life of G.C. Candy Lambeth-Editor, Martha Clodfelter-Bu The Lyre is a literary magazine for the artistic and creative expression of the Greensboro College student. Open by selection to all students, the Lyre offers opportunities for publication in poetry, fiction, essay, and drama as well as in musical composition and art. The Lyre — an excellent way of expressing student thought and perceptions. Candy Lambeth-Axsona e Editor. Lynn Wright- Editor, Charles Bombeld-Business Manager. Staff: J. Click, M. Edwards, S. L,eeman, A. Frick. THE COLLEGIAN Publislwd bi-weekly during the collegiate E!J i ear by tlie Students of Greensboro N College MEMBER EditoT-in-Chicf Clare Ruch EDITORIAL STAFF Managing Editor Frances Broome News Editors Susan Burritt, Sarah Jasperse News St.lff Kav Parks. Linda Voi dard, Nadnie Tyft. Charles Bombfld, Martlia Cottiell, Pat Se erance, Candv Lambeth Sports Staff Ron Salisbury, Craig Falor, Carl Blencke Columnists . . Eddie Rowland, Craig Falor, Robert Mears. J )dy Seyinour Photographers Craig Falor, Bob Fniit, Bruce Wingo, Don Veaver Cartoonist Bill Crowder BUSINESS STAFF Steve Setzer Business Manager Ken Phciffer Delinda Wall Colvin T. Leonard, Dr. John H. Long Business Staff Circulation Manager . dvisors Printed by Piedmont Press Subscription Rate — $2.00 per academic year. Mailed at Greensboro, N. C. Editonal Staff: S. Setzer, S. Jaspers, C. Ruch. F. Broom, S. Burritt. Clare Ruch Edilor-in-ChicI The Collegian Published by the Students of Greensboro College The purpose of the Collegian is to keep the students of Greensboro College informed of the events on the campus and in the community. Published bi-weekly by the student body, it features several columns such as the Probe , In Around the Green Room , Potpourri , and Greek Columns . In addition, the Collegian has news and sports coverage along with editorial columns. The newspaper is the stronghold of student freedom, independent of any class, and with editors as the only censors. Collegian Staff: K. Parks, E. Bowland, G. Merklin, M. Hadley, C. Falor, P. Dut- clier. D. Smitnerman, G. Wells, K. Snyder. Collegian Photographer: Bob Fruit. Echo The ECHO — a book personal to each student, capturing every personaHty and college experience. It is unique to Greensboro College, not dedicated to the students for it is the G.C. student in retrospect. Staff Members: First row: C. Ogle. A. Pirrung, W. Edens, J. Marchand, D. MacFadyen. Second row: S. Win- tergreen, A. Henry, N. Miller, K. Bmnnemer, M. Hood. F.diU.nal Staff: First row: J. McDonald, J. Bradley. N. Sheek. Second rotv: K. Waller. L, Wright. J, Hill. T, Price. Photographers: D. Weaver and B. Fruit. —I Fine Arts — An integral part of the music department, the Greens- boro College Chamber Orchestra offers a valuable ex- perience in fine music to instrumental majors and all in- terested students who play orchestral instruments. Fall and Spring concerts are given under the leadership of Mr. Don Hansen. First row: B. Webb, C. Pyron, S. Ayers, R. Edwards, L. John.son. S, Kuhn, V. Seawcll. Mrs. Hansen. Seconil rnw: P. Bowles, L. Modlin, J. Gardner. Third rnw: K. Thomas, N. Gibson. R. Askew, G. Hanks, H. Ming, B. Wood, B. Council, Mr. Hansen. B. Kerr. A. Gull wall, D. Stephens, A. Wise. , S. Shiun. c:. H.iilu G.C. Chamber Orchestra Glee Club An organization sponsored by the Music Department, the Greensboro College Glee Club is open by try-outs and selection to all Greensboro College students. Hours of practice and hard work comprise the preparation for fall and spring tours as well as college and community enter- tainment. The warm reception of the club by their many audiences throughout the year left the members with the satisfaction of a job well done. First row: Marsha KetrteT-Corresponding Sec, Jeanette Gardner- Vtce- Pres. Fran Ecksiein-Business Manager , Shaaron Keggereis-S urff n( Direc- tor, Gay ChappeW-President. Second roir: Judy Vierce-Librarian, Sarah Frances Edwaids-Librarian, Ken Piieier-Recording Sec. First row: D. Huneycutt, C. Garner. J. Gardner, K. Pfiefer, P. Minter, M.P. Rouse, H. Ming, G. Chappell, S. Keggereis. Second row: C. Hicks, J. Pierce. L. Marsland, C. Johnson, J. Caton, A. Trotter, B. Wood, L. Johnson, P. Cox, G. Hanks, Third row: E. Walter. B. Hood. G. Roosa. J. Ryan. S. Jarvis. A. Barbre. L. Davidson, S.F. Edwards, S. Lawson. Fourth row: B. Woolen, M. Cottrell, A. Farlow, L. Jenson, B. Coleman, J. Coble. L. Green, B. Broom, J. Lawrence. Fifth row: M.B. Baskin, J. Smith, S.L. Kendall. M. Derrick, S. Shinn. S. Ward, H. Youngblood. Sixth row: C. Hoilman, A. Lankford, A. Bridger. B. Harpootlian, D. Barbour. N, Ford, F. Eckstein, T, Argo. Aquabelles The Aquabelles not only participate in swimming exercises, but they learn to perform a type of dancing in the water called syncronized swimming. They work hard all year so that they will be able to exhibit a fine spring per- formance. Aquabelles are able to combine exercise with grace and beauty. C. Pool. J. Baker-President. L. Jenkins, B. Waller, H. Youngblood. J. Hawkins, A. Mid- kiii-Vice-President. J. Teague, K. Ritter, D. Boy, F. Staton, A. Altemueller, F. Williford, N. Miller. Modern Dance Modem dance is a means of self-expression for the participating girls. They are able to express emotions such as hope, fear, anger, love, anxiety, chaos, happiness, and sadness all by dance pantomines. Fun, fellowship, grace, and poise are all a part of the dancer ' s environment. These, along with the basic skills of dance are learned and will result in a graceful dramatic spring recital. Miss Taylor, the advisor, plans for Modern Dance to participate in Kiss Me Kate featuring dance members Judy Baker and Ann Midkiff. G. C. Players The G.C. Players is composed of any students that are interested in dramatics or the theater. They produce both a fall and spring production. Students not only participate in the acting aspect of the production, but they build the sets, operate the sound and lights and work on make up. The G.C. Players also help with other productions on campus such as the society ' s plays and the directing the class ' s one act plays. First row: K Parks, C. Ruch, Sccnul mw: C. Li Thomas, L. Woodard, C. Dale, M. Hadley. Third i E. Bowland, B. Raker. . M, Simons, . Patu, J. R. .laklitsch, D, Weaver. Eddie Bowland. President appeared as the pastor in You Touched Me. Statecraft class in action: Sara Lynn Brown, Ann Coffey Marcia Hadley, Steve Morgan, Clare Ruch, Larry J( and others. Chapel Choir chapel Choir students volunteer their time and vo ices to help make the Thursday chapel programs more successful. Music is an expression of praise and devotion to God. This choir is directed by a student music major. Tony Robertson and Loretta Fox-accompanists, Charles Dudley-Director. First row: G. Roosa. J. Fierce, J. Gardner. Second row: N. Gibson, K. Coo- per, V. Davis. Third row: E. Bennett. L. Marsland, S. Jarvis. Fourth row: J. Ryan, L. Fox, B. Wixjd. Fifth row: A. Bridger, C. Long, S. Snyder. Sixth row: A. Barbre, M. Miller, D. Yokeley. Seventh row: M. Padgett. B, Culchin. Eighth row: T. Robertson, K. Pfeiffer. T. Watson. Nineth row: D. Crawford, B. Crowder, B. Broom. Tenth row: M. Simmons, D. Crofts. Eleventh row: C. Hoilman. R. Askew. Service Special Interest- G. C. Sons and Daughters To study the history and traditions of Greensboro Col- lege, to assist with Parents ' Weekend, Alumni Weekend, and registration are a few of the functions of the G.C. Sons and Daughters. This is a service organization composed of those students whose parents or grandparents have attended Greensboro College. Firsl row: A. Weatherwa. . P. Dutcher, M. Hadley, H. King, C. Lenlz. Sec- ond row: Miss Brock-adviser. S. Jamieson, S. Keggereis, J. Gardner, M. Gibson, F. Eckstein. Third row: E. Gardner, V. Disher, J. Lyday, J. Bagwell, G. Chappell, J. Worsley. B. Coleman, C. Reese, F. Williford, L. Woodard, M. Ketner, P. Fox. •ir.M.ir, I ' . ,«t,„i I All.ri, SiauiH, s Bijrrill . c Hicks, B. Weaver, T. Upshur, D lliiis(,i, S,;,.,„l n,„ , Alexander, C, Sloan. 1. Spence, J. Yelton, A. Forlaw, G. Tuttle. S. Jones, E. Walter. R, Wright. A, lennings. Third row: C. Mattocks, S. Setzer, A. Delect, J. Seymour F. Rigau, A. Trotter, B. Ridenour, G. Millians, C. Alius, G. Hanks. Fourth row: T. Robertson, C. Bombeld, K. Caryl, A. Myers. Orientation Familiarizing new students with all aspects of campus life, is the responsibility of the Orientation Couselors. These students, selected from the rising Sophomore, Ju- nior, and Senior classes, assist new students during Orien- tation Week. Student Christian Fellowship Without the aid of the S.C.F. in unloading cars for fresh- men and helping to move them into their rooms, the return to school in September would be much more hectic! The influence of this organization, to which any student may belong, has been felt in a concrete way by the entire campus, especially this year when after weeks of never-ending work, they converted an abandoned building on campus into a coffee house, The Wits End. The programs the S.C.F. sponsored during Religious Emphasis Week have proved to be some of the most thought-provoking and stimulating of the year. Ann Price. Prcsidenl First row: V. Seawell, J. Gardner, P. Newton. Second row: B. Wea- ver, ]. Dowds, B. Seeleby, D. Yokley. K. Cooper. H. Alexander, A. Barbre, G. Tultle, L. Spence. Back: F. Gaskins, S, Jamieson. T. Price, S. Ayres. B. Kutchni. M, Baker, J. Van Tine, B. Morgan. F. Eckstein, B. Kerr, L. Jones, M. Ketner, V. Yarbrough. D. Cameron, B. Wright, A. Forlaw, C. Mattocks, H. King, S.F. Edwards, K. ' Rut- ledge. B. Hood. A tired bunch of red-cappers. :?®l S 93 Religious Education One of the aspects of Christianity is helping those who are not quite so fortunate as we are, and through its tutoring program, the Christian Education Club puts this belief into practice. Every week at a community center in Greensboro, members of this club sponsor tutoring services for young children, and at Christmas they give a party. Their method of acquiring sufficient funds for this project is actually of benefit to the campus — they sell doughnuts! Because Chris- tian Education encompasses a wide range of vocations, the programs of the monthly meetings are designed to present these opportunities, as well as inform members about grad - uate schools in which they are interested. Music Education The M.E. Club, con- sisting of all Music Educa- tion majors, purports in meeting twice a year with professionals in their field to realize aspects of teach- ing, other than those gained in classroom work. The or- ganization is a member of the National and State Music Education Confer- ence. Fnsl row: D. Telley, M. Rouse. N Ford, H. Ming, ' . Seawell, L. John- son. Second row: F. Eckstein, M. Fox. B. Coleman. C. Roosa, S Kendall. Around: K. Kemodle, A. Forlaw, I. Bagwell, T. Comwell, A. Wise, T. Argo. S. Kuhn. C. Hanks. J. Hughey, P. Bowles, J. Pierce. J. Smith, B. Kerr, L. Jensen, L. John- son, C. Warren, C. Hicks. MEMBERS-J. Van Tine, B. Raker, F. Gaskins, M. Hadley, S. Milikan, S. Edwards, K. Warren, K. Parks. D. Wall, J, Turner. 94 Student National Educational Association Students who are majoring in some form of education compose the S.N.E.A., the student organization corre- sponding to the professional National Education Association. Its programs are designed to give the members a deeper insight into the many facets of education and to help them approach the vocation with a more informed, ethical attitude. Through this association the members are involved in a movement toward better education and are made to realize that they will be holding primary roles in attaining this goal. Jetvell Hill participates in the professional semester of student leaching. First row: P. McNeill. B. Ward. G. Sloan. B. Clay. B. Cutchin. P Dewese- Secretary. D. L-My-Vice-Presidenl. D. Honeman-Vice-Presidenl J Biles- President. Second row: D. Blackwell, V. Disher, S Ayers P Newlon V Yarbrough. C. Mattocks, H. King, L. Wright, A. Henry, K. Brunnemer ' Third row: B, Kerr, B, Morgan, B, Warren. J. Noble, A. Price, L Pruitt C Caiola. J. Bradley, C. Woodhouse, T. Price, A. Frick. Fourth row: R Grant B. Scott, J. Allen, A. Alexander, D. MacFadyen, C. Heam M Hood c ' Wallace, C. Ruch. ' Day Students ' Association Since non-resident students play integral roles in the ac- tivities on campus, they have formed the Day Students ' Association so they can better keep abreast of what is happening on campus. The women non-residents can meet in a specially-provided room in Greensboro Dorm; the men meet in a room in Men ' s Dorm. J. Baker, President; S. Kindley, Sec- retary; M, Mims, Vice President; A. Midkiff. Foreign Students Four exchange students stimulate GC ' s international interests and provide un- limited opportunities for cultural exchange. Miro Hamada, Chiyo Masaki, Ha Sliczelius, Karren Sillander. Psychology And Special Education Because the people who belong fo this club are majors or minors in either psychology or special education, the programs which are arranged and organized by students are geared toward giving a deeper insight into various aspects of their fields and the vocations. In essence, the club affords an opportunity for the practical application of prin- ciples and theories of psychology and special education. First row: J. McDonald, D. Machadyen, J. BradJey. E. jobitMn-Vice-President. J. Wicker-Presidenf. Second row: C. Woodhouse, S. Hayes. B. Ckjoding, R. Wright, C. McLain. Spanish Club The recently-formed Spanish Club provides an opportu- nity for its members, all interested Spanish students, to leam about cultural, educational, and vocational aspects of Span- ish-speaking countries. In order to have even greater resources for programs, the club has some joint meetings with the Spanish Club U.N.C.-G. C C:aiola-Presidenl: K. Brunnemer, P. McNeill, M. Stewart, A. Price, Morgan, T. Price, V. Gray, C. Woodhouse, L. Pniiit-Vice-President . Administrative Management Society The purpose of the Greensboro College chapter of the Administrative Management Association, the first collegiate chapter in the state, is to bring )usiness majors into contact with leading busi- nessmen in the area in order for future businessmen to be more realistically aware of current trends in the business world. Bill Ridenour-PrBsiden(, Al Myers- cre(an - Treasurer, David Miller-Program C iairrruin. First row: G. Macy. B. Gooding, R Boeckel. J. Teague. Second row. T, Pauling, D. Thomas, J. Bowman. M. McCormick, D. Miller, A. Myers. G. C. students enjoy entertainment sponsored by the Social Life Board. Social Life Board The Social Life Board organizes and sponsors social events throughout the year. Movies, week-end dances, homecoming and mid-winters were ail initiated by the Social Life Committee this year. S. Setzer, C. Bombeld. D. Blackwell, E. Gamer, D. Dixon. H. Koontz, M. Wiggins, D. Miller, W. Taylor. Emerson Life is a Carousel of friendship in a society for girls on campus. Emerson sisters take an interest in making the new students welcome by presenting them with special favors and a formal production in the fall. It is their aim to create a deep feehng of belonging, one of Emerson Love, within their circle. Martha Clodfellcr President First row: D. okely. J. Yellon, G. Tullle, L. Spence. Second row: N. Ford. N. Sheek-Secrefan . C. Mattocks. B. Saleeby-Treosurer. G. Myers, J. Allen- Vice-President, Third row: J. Bagwell, D. Bridger. S. Ayers-Rush Chairman. V l.ambelh. T. Upshur. J. Pierce. L, Sholar. My Fair Lady is that new student the Irving sisters wish to have join in their fellowship. Rush begins with serenades, a joint Emerson-Irving tea, an open meeting, and finally formals followed by decision night. Both societies function as service organizations assisting other clubs and worthy projects. First row: N. Miller- iii.v i Cha K. Snyder, R. Gunter. H. Alexander, M. Rengro. Second row: A. IJeleot, V. Disher, S. Morgm -Vice-Pres{ lent. L. Colgin-Treasurer. I) p1 Jody Seymoui-President, Craig FaHor-Treasurer, Jeiry Smith-Firs( Vice- President. Felix Rigau-5ecre(an , John Ayers-Sec ond Vice-President . NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY PLEDGE CLASS-Firsr row. W. Taylor, B. Crowder. E. Bryan, J. Bowman. Second row: T. Comwell, R SigzeUus, C. Johnson, D. Miller, A. Wise, B. White, M. Hendrix. Third row: T. Theilmann, B. Cranier, M. McCormick, K. Waller, B. McFadden. R. Henderson, M. Hawks, D. Stephens. John Ayers Charles Bombeld Craig Failor Bob Fruit Richard Grove Raymond Jaklitsch James Layman Alan Myers Tom Pauling kUkdkMTMdk Alpha Phi Omega The year 1968 has been a busy one for the Xi Chi Chapter of the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity. Emphasizing service pro- jects, they began helping with orientation and registration. In the interest of aid to student budgets, they operated a book exchange and intra-campus mail service. On the list of new projects was the redecoration of their A. P.O. room and the pledge class ' Christmas tree. • fnr the APO slaie sale. Beauties All our coeds 1968 May Queen Wendy Sue Edens Maid of Honor Nancy Ann Sheek 106 May Court Margaret Eugenia Stewart Susan Barry Hauser Vicki (laroKii Disher Susan Jane Snider Emily Lauren Spence May Court May Court Margaret Ann Brown Kay Frances Becker Carolyn Jean Foushee 109 Homecomin g Miss Joyce Conipton heads this slate of G.C. beauties as Queen of the 1968 Homecoming festivities. The contestants for Homecoming Queen were nominated by various campus organizations and were selected by popular vote by the student body. Cloieen Joyce Clomplon Lauren Spe Belinda Saleeby Miss Echo Miss Echo 1968 is a girl chosen for her beauty, grace, charm, and poise. She is a symbol of these qualities which to some degree are present in every G.C. girl. The choosing of this year ' s Miss Echo was a new and special treat to the campus. Nineteen girls, nominated by various organizations, competed for the title, and were narrowed to eight finalists by a panel of seven faculty and administration judges. These eight girls had dinner with another set of judges selected from the Greensboro area not associated with the campus; and later in the evening were judged in a evening dress presentation. This is truly an honor for the young lady who was chosen to represent G.C. as Miss Echo 1968 — Miss Betty Waller. Mis.s Echo Finalist -Diane Dixon, Frances Broome. C:ar(il Hc-arii, Margarel Stewart, Canilyn BosIkt (Not pictured: Judy Baker and Joyce Compton). Elizalx-lh Bnllir W sports Are An Intregal part of the life of the College. For the participant they are a means of venting his frustrations; for the spectator they are a means of anguish or joy. For all they provide spirit ... Fostering spirit and pride in Greens- boro College sports provide a mode of expression for the student. Our newly formed victorious basketball team is backed by fired-up students and dedicated coaches who both are instru- mental in promoting all-important team and school spirit. Sports afford an outlet for frustration and enthu- siasm. It is the spirit which produces a united effort gaining support from a united student body. U i. -: . 0i. DIAC ■WE ' RE NUMBER ONE , the chant that has runs from the rafters of Hanes Gymnasium from our fifth conference game to the last, is the phrase that best describes the Greensboro College HORNETS, h only our second year of intercolligiate athletics, the G.C. Hornets captured the D.I.A.C. title with an 11-1 record. Four of the team members held conference honors this year: Jimmy Radford was named to the All-Tournament team, and Dean Oldham, Stan Morgan, and Randy Hunter were named to the All- Conference. The crowds were always behind the Hornets,— w hen the Hornets were down in their non-conference games, the spirit was still up; and the spirit of Greensboro College will always be a lasting and unequaled spirit. Stan Morgan-Captain First row: D. Oldham, Stan Morgan-Captain, B. Black. W. Taylor, S. Morgan, W. Estes. Second row: R Hunter, B. Salmon, T. Ackley, B. Williams. J. Radford, L. Jones. Basketball Jump, ' Fish! Jump . . . he did ... 2 more points ... G.C. 87 - Wesleyan 75. Suck il lo em, Ruttdi;! Sefiiori, SpreMt Spirit! 119 As We Proudly Stand Hey, guys, who ' s the ' sub ' ? You think this is good? Wait ' til you see page 1231 A uvll desenvd restl up and Shout Our Name All join hands and circle leftl . . . GREEN HORNETS ! fust keep your tiose clean boysl ' Hey, U (nc-g). Get off my cloud! On your mark, get set, GOV Greensboro 68 CAMPBELL 95 GREENSBORO 80 Wesleyan 70 GREENSBORO 82 Unc-g 72 GREENSBORO 86 Charleston 78 GREENSBORO 76 Methodist 68 GREENSBORO 74 Unc-t 63 GREENSBORO 67 Methodist 63 GREENSBORO 75 St. Andrews 60 GREENSBORO 69 Lynchburg 67 GREENSBORO 87 Wesleyan 75 Greensboro 57 WASHINGTON LEE 76 Greensboro 77 LYNCHBURG 99 GREENSBORO. ... 105 Unc-g 71 Greensboro 70 ASHEVILLE- BILTMORE 101 GREENSBORO 91 Charleston 58 Greensboro 63 CAMPBELL 78 GREENSBORO 81 St. Andrews 77 GREENSBORO 82 Unc-c 74 Greensboro 68 WASHINGTON LEE 103 Greensboro 76 ASHEVTLLE- BILTMORE 87 Holiday Tournament Nov. 20-21 Greensboro 82 ANDREWS 86 GREENSBORO 69 Unc-g 65 D.I.A.C. Tournament Feb. 15-17 Greensboro 88 ST. ANDREWS 95 GREENSBORO 100 Methodist 87 NAIA District 26 Playoffs March 5 Greensboro 66 GUILFORD 80 Conference Games S. Shinn, B. Kerr, T. Gulla, B. Messick, R Van Tine, D. Stevens, T. Cornwall, C. Voight. Pep Club liffiun M. aodfelter, S. L. Brown, D, J.;,; MacFadyen, B. Pointer, T. Fin- vwiv cannon, A. Reynolds, B. Sal-  ! eedy, M. Hood, A. Alexander, fM, ? M. Wiggens, S. Hayes, C. ' A H Wallace, C. McLain.   -!«•: 124 Cheerleaders Kneeling: A. Midkiff, A. Bridger. Standing: C. Bosher, D. Bennett. C. Newson, C. Heam — Chief. C. Lambeth, J. Ross, J. Jackson (not pictured) Carol Mae Heam Chief Cheerleader Miss Willie Taylor, advisor of the cheerleaders, and Mr. W cheer on the Big Green . 125 VICTOBY!!!!! One of the many. 7 we can ' t do it. nobody can! Homecoming 68 126 We ' re Number One!!! This is the end of our season, the beginning of many more. Worthy precedents have been estabhshed upon which we can build. To G.C. there is no such thing as standing still, neither is there any such thing as being second best. WE ' RE NUMBER ONE , in every sense of the word I Has anybody seen Suzy? Coach of the year Coach William Ariail and Assistant Coach Milton Reece have worked with the Green Hornets these past two years and this year they have seen their efforts rewarded. Often, the team only receives the Rlory and the coaches fall back into the shadows— overlooked! But this year our coach, Bill Ariail, received the DIAC Coach of the Year award. Of this we, the students, are extremely proud. We have not only a top-notch team but an A-1 Coach also. To you. Coach Ariail, we say Thank You; you have given us something else to be proud of here at Greensboro College. Coach Milton Reece Gamma Chi Alpha -B. Clay. K. Parks, T PaulinR. Would you please pay attention to the game? Home uf the Champa! The Class is the College not the buikliniis, not the administration, not the i rofessors, nor the activities, but the student . . . From the first suitcase you lift out of the car onto the campus, the burden becomes increasingly heavier. You come as a freshman who is constantly awake with the wonder of becoming an adult. You return as sophomores with renewed vigor to make the knowledge scene. You come as juniors — resolute in your attempts to know yourself, live life, and find the world. You leave as seniors with the question, What after four? And hopefully, the four years have given you the decision-making finesse to find out, if not to actually know. You sleep through eight o ' clock lectures. You cry in frustration at Administration. You have four years, and you laugh, cry, dance, and sing through them. And perhaps, along the way, you learn a little, discover people — and, yes, maybe you even learn to live. As you pick up that final suitcase, pack- ed and repacked with clothes, lamps, books, learning, and memories, you see the world that goes beyond West Market Street — and it is yours. 132 1 l 1 1 kJ? L[j«.:fe fv BL Senior Class Officers Top to Bottom Joy Click, Wright, Treasurer, President; Jann Haynes, Vice President; Marion Brigman. Secretary; Lynn 134 MARY O ' BRIEN ALLEN Wilmington A.B. in English MARY PATRICIA ANTHONY Gaffney, S C. A.B. in English DAVID ANTHONY ARGO Charlotte B.M. in Education JANE ELIZABETH BARBER Gastonia A.B. in Elementary Education NORBORNE BERKELEY Lynchburg, Va. A.B. in Psychology JANE HARRIET BILES CAROLYN JANE BOSHER Winston-Salem Virginia Beach, Va. A.B. in Elementary Education A B. in Speech Therepy EDWIN TURNER ROWLAND, JR. Burlington A.B. in Speech and Drama ' :. ' -, ' ' JOYCE ANN BRADLEY Gastonia A.B. in Special Education MARION ESTELLE BRIGMAN ANNA KRISTINA BRUNNEMER CHRISTINE V. CAIOLA Aberdeen Gastonia Douglaston, N.Y. A.B. in Sociology A.B. in Spanish A.B. in Spaniih BETH SUSAN CLAY JOYCE LEE CLICK ANNE MACON COFFEY Mayodan Wins ton- Salem Statesville A.B- in Physical Education A.B. in English A.B. in Sociology COLEEN JOYCE COMPTON Mebane B M. in Education . 4 V W PATRICIA L ' NN CORRIHER Lenoir A.B. in English JANET LAWING CRAIG PATRICIA RAMONA CLTNDIFF SUSAN PATRICIA DEWESE Greensboro Asheboro Charlotte A.B. in Sociology A.B. in Math A.B. in Elementary Education CHARLES WLNSTON DUDLEY. JR. Newport News. Va. B.M. in Organ and Piano WENDY SUE EDENS Salisbury A.B. in History RUTH ESTFLLE EDWARDS Baltimore, Md. B.M. in Music CRAIG H. FALOR Greensboro A.B. in History and Political Science 136 MARK DORAN FORM Uelin, N.J. A,B. in French MARTHA ELIZABETH FOX Henderson B.M. in Education BARBARA IVEY FREEMAN ThomasviJIe A.B, in Art MARTY CATHERINE FULP Statesville A.B. in Music LARUE JEANNETTE GARDNER FRANCES JOHANNA GASKLN ' S ROBERT HARVEY GOODLNG REBECCA IDELLA GRANT Ayden Boone Newark, Del Asheboro B.M. in Music A.B. in Philosophy and A.B. in Economics and A B. in Elemenlary Education Religion. English Business Administration VIRGINIA LEE GRAY Alexandria, Va. A.B. in Spanish MARTHA LLEWELLYTJ GREEN Virginia Beach, Va. A.B. in Art BARBARA JEAN GUNN Yanceyville A.B. in English SUSAN BARRY HAUSER Virginia Beach, Va. A.B. in Art 9 ti f t CURTIS MICHAEL HAWKS JANICE CAROLTO HAYNES CAROL M. HEARN Rural Hall Elkin Gastonia B,S, in General Sciences A.B. in Art A.B. in Elementary Education eif JEWELL IRENE HILL Gastonia A-B. in Elementary Education DIANE HOLLEMAN MILDRED LOUISA HOOD Kinston Gastonia A.B. in Elementary Education A.B. in Elementary Education RAYMOND F JAKLITSCH Huntington. N.Y. A.B. in Speech and Drama, Sociology KATHLEEN ROBINSON JOHNSON Jamestown A.B. in Elementary Education LINDA ANN JOHNSON Richmond. ' a. A.B. in Art V MARTHA ANNIE HENRY Monen A.B. in English JEAN ANN JACKSON Pen Argyl. Pa. A.B. in Psychology MARY OLIVIA JOHNSON Richmond. Va. B.M. in Education mmk R. CRAIG JORDAN Bruceton, Tenn. A.B. in History and Political Science BARRY LOUIS JOYCE Madison A.B. in Business SHAARON LEIGH KEGGEREIS Raleigh B.S. in Math ROBERT M. KLOTZ Mays Landing, N.J. A.B. in French THESEUS LOWMAN KNIGHT, JR. Stokesdale A.B. in Business Administration AUDREY SHARON KUHN Richmond, Va. B.M. in Education DONNA LEE LACY Burlington A.B. in Elementary Education ROD JAMES LEWIS Sussex, N.J. A.B. in Art TRISHIA ANN LOWMAN DLWNE MOORE MACFADYEN PATRICIA A. MCKEITHAN PRISCILLA MAE MCMULLEN Valdese Fayetteville Pittsburgh, Pa. Yanceyville A.B. in English A.B. in Special Education A.B. in Physical Education A.B. in Speech Therepy PENNY WIGGINS MCNEILL L. RUSSELL MADER JUDITH ESTHER MARCHAND CATHERINE DOUGLAS Whiteville Williamsport. Pa. Buzzards Bay. Mass. MATTACKS A.B, in Spanish A.B. in Business Administration, A.B. in English Rose Hill History A.B. in Math MARGUERITE MIMS Greensboro A.B. in History, English MARY ANN NANNEY Rutherfordton B.M. in Education HARVIE CAMILLE OGLE Alexandria, Va. A.B. in English KATHRYN ALLSBROOK PARKS Henderson A.B. in Religion and Philosophy NANCY PATE DAPHNA GAYXE POOLE ANN MARIE PRICE TRI.XANNA PRICE Rowland Statesville Rose Hill Gastonia i.B. in Speech and A.B. in Sociology A.B. in Philosophy and A.B. in Elementary Education Drama, English Religion, Spanish W ( Jl LE.IAN ARLETTE PRUITT GARNETT ANNE REYNOLDS Raleigh Mayodan A.B. in Spanish A.B. in Sociology SHARON ELIZABETH RICHARDS Brevard B.M. in Music CLARE ELIZABETH RUCH Craley, Pa. A.B. in English JUDITH ANN SCOCGIN DORIS ANNETTE SHUFORD GLORIA ELAINE SLOAN MARGARET VIRGINIA SMART Greensboro Lincolnlon Sanford Concord A.B. in Elementary Education A.B. in History A.B. in Elementary Education A.B. in Philosophy and Religion PHYLLIS CAYLE STALEY MARGARET EUGENIA DLWE THORNBURG HERMAN JOHN Asheboro STEWART Asheboro TROJANOWSKI A.B. in Art Goldsboro A.B. in History Greensboro A.B. in Sociology A.B. in History JUDY TURNER Pink HUI A.B. in Philosophy and Religion THOMAS EUGENE WAGNER Williamsport. Pa. B.S. in Biology DELINDA LEE WALL Raleigh A.B. in Philosophy and Religion CAROLYN ELIZABETH MARY ELIZABETH WARD BARBARA LOUISE WAY KEN BARTON WHEELER WALLACE Colds boro Greensboro Burlington Troy A.B. in Elementary Education A.B. in English A.B in Philosophy and .B. in Elementary Education Religion CURTIS CLARK WHIPPLE SUE JACOBS WOOTEN SANDRA LTON WRIGHT ANN MOORE ZERBACH WUliamsport, Pa. Greensboro Spindale Mt. Gilead A.B. in Psychology A.B. in History A.B. in English A.B. in English . ■:r-.. ,si ' !5; ' Wi T s ' [ l , ii Junior Class Officers Top to Bottom Tim Ackley, Treasurer; Cecilia Briles. Vice President; Elizabeth Young. Secretary; Frances Broome, President. 144 Juniors ACKLEY, TIMOTHY CARMER Pippa Passes, Ken. ALEXANDER, ANNE Salisbury ALLEN, JANET LYNN Gastonia AMMONS, MARTHA ANN ' Rowland AYERS, JOHN THOMAS Augusta, N.J. AYERS, SHELTON Greensboro BAKER, MARY KATHERINE Greensboro BARBRE, ELIZABETH ANNE Greenville BARNARD, BARBARA ANN Jacksonville, Pla. BENNETl, MICHAEL Charleston, S.C. BLACK, BOBBY EUGENE Lexington BLACKWELL, DIANNA MAE Decatur, Ga. €5 BOECKEL, RA ' i ' MOND LOUIS Red Bank, N.T. BOWMAN, JAMES T., JR. Browns Summit BRADY, PATRICIA ANN Liberty BRIDGER, DONNA L. Rutherlordton BROOME, FRANCES HOYLE Lincolnton BROWN, LYNN FRANCES Falls Church, Va. BROWN, SARA LYNN Madison BRUNKOW, MARY LOU Glen Ellyn, HI. BURHANS, REBECCA ALICE Brevard BURITT, SUSAN ELIZABETH Jacksonville, Fla. CAMERON, DAWN A. Chelmsford, Mass. CHAPPELL, GAY BALDWIN Candor CLODFELTER, MARTHA ANN Thomas ville COAKLEY, REBECCA ANN Elizabethtown, Ky. COBB. ANN TERRELL Wrightsville Beach COFFIN, THOMAS CARL Augusta, Maine COLGIN, LUCY A. Winston-Salem COX, PEGGY ALINE Jacksonville, Ha. CRAWFORD, DONALD BRUCE South Boston, Va. CROWDER, WILLIAM R., JR. Warsaw DAY, ELIZABETH NEWTON Roxboro DILLON, BERTHA TESH Winston-Salem DISHER, VICKI CAROLYN Winston-Salem DORRLER, LYNDA CAROL Beaufort J uniors ECKSTEIN, FRANCES IRENE- Silver Spring, Md. EDWARDS, BRENDA CLAXINE Greensboro EDWARDS, SARAH FRANCES Elizabeth City ELKIN, EVELYN ELIZABETH Lexington EUBANKS. BERTIE L. Beaufort FASUL, ELAINE Fayetteville FISCHESSER, CAROLE ANN Springfield, Va. FOX, LORETTA JANE Granite Fails FRUIT, ROBERT CONRAD JR, Hinsdale, 111. GARNER, CYNTHIA ANN Roanoke, Va. GARRISON, ANN WALKER Salisbury GARRISON, SUSAN DOWELL Raleigh GEARY, DIANE CHASE Cranston, R.I. GIBSON, MAJORIE C. Gibson GRANT, NANCY NICHOLAS Raleigh GRAY, ESTHER MAY Gastonia GREENLEAF, MARY B. Wilmington GREVE, RICHARD F. Brooklyn, N.Y. GILFORD, FRANCES Wilson HALL, VICKI LORRAINE Mayodan HAMADA, HIROYUKI Osaka, Japan HARRIS, R.A., III Macon HARRISON, ELIZABETH LEE Scotland Neck HONEYCUTT, DONNA B. Rockingham HUNT, ETTA ELIZABETH Greensboro JARVIS, SUSAN ELIZABETH Hickory JESSEN, LEET.- Oslerville, Mass. JOHNSON, BERT ELLEN Atlantic JOHNSON, LESLEY ANN High Point JUSTICE, ALICE ANN Winston-Salem KENDALL, SARAH LEE Candor KETNER, MARSHA LEE China Grove KILLE, MILDRED PATRICIA Charlotte KING, HAZEL LOUISE Forest City J uniors KOONCE, HARRIETTE Chad bourn LAMBETH, CANDACE Greensboro LAWRENCE. ANITA JUNE Greensboro LAYMAN, JAMES HAfiOLD JR Springfield, Va. MACY, GAITHER GRAY Winston- Salem MARKS, MEREDEE KAREN Sierra Vista, Arizona MARSL.AND, LYN Newbursli. NY. MAUNEY, MARY CANDACE Lincointon MIDRIFF, ANNE PORTER Greensboro MILLIANS, GAIL Greensboro MILLIKIN, SANDRA JEANNE MOONEY. ROBERT DENNIS Princeton, N.J. MULL, MARIE EVANS Morjjanton MYERS, ALAN DARRELL .Alexandria, Va. MI ' ERS, GLORIA ANNA Blanch MCCLANNON, SM,V1A LUE Kannapohs MCDONALD, JAYNE Greensboro MCINTOSH, MARGARET Asheboro NETTLES, LENORA High Point NEWSON. CAROLINE Durham NEWTON, PATRICIA Favetteville .NEWTON, SARA JEAN Rideigh NICHOLS, RUTH ELLEN Salisburv, Md. OLINER, BARRY LANE Virginia Beach, a. PADGETT, LINDA JEAN Fieldale, Va. PARKS, JUDITH CAROL Ramseur PAULING, THOMAS WAYNE Muncy, Penn. PHILO, DIANE MERRELL Winston- Salem PIERCE, JUDITH EVELYN Silver Springs, Md. RIDENOUR, WILLIAM E. Kissimmee, Fla. RIGAU, FELIX ROSA Gloucester, Va. ROBERTSON, ANTHONY Macon. Ga. ROGERS, LANA RAE Matthews ROUSE, MARY PELL La Grange J uniors RY.VM, JUDITH LVT N Brevard SALEEBY, BLENDA GAIL Salisbury SALISBURY, RONALD LEE Wrighlsville. Pa. SAWY ' ER, MARY EVELYN Elizabeth Citv SCOTT, ELIZABETH ALLEN Asheboro SETZER, STEPHEN ' ARTHUR Charlotte SEVERANCE. PATRICIA Lexington SEYMOUR, JOSEPH CYRIL Salisbury SHEEK, NANCY ANN MocksviJle SHERRILL, JUDITH LYNN Kannapolis SIMPSON. M. RTHA KAYT) Ruthertordton SMITH, CAROL ' i-N Winston-Salem SMITH, CERALD EDWARD Damascus, Md. SMITH, JAMES FREDERICK Eden SNIDER, SUSAN JANE Wilton, Conn. TAYLOR. W WALLACE Greensboro TEDDER. JUNE ANDERSON High Point THOMAS. DA ID LAWTON Pilot Mountain THOMPSON. ANN EARLY Lynchburg. ' a. TILLEY. DIANNE E. TRICE, ANN CAMERON Charlotte TRUMP, TONI LYNNE Asheville VAN TINE, JOHN WILLIAM Seafordj Del. WALLER, Wm. KENNEDY Baltimore, Md. WARREN, BARBARA JEAN Goldsboro WEAVER, DONALD LEE Pikesv-ille, Md. WELCH. PATRICIA JANE Salisbury WETTERCREEN. SONYA Bethesda. Md. WICKER, NANCY JEANNE Bedford, Mass. WIGGINS, MEG A. Morehead City WILSON, MARGARET DIAL Greensboro WOODARD, LINDA LOUISE Gamer WOODHOUSE. CAROL C. Raleigh YARBROUGH. VICTORIA Durham YORKEY, RANDY FRITZ Central Square, N.Y. YOUNG. ELIZABETH F. Rutherfordton P t } 1% f 1 Sophomore Class Officers Joan Lawson, Secretary; Kerry Snyder, Vice President. Stan Morgan, President; Charles Bombeld. Treasurer. Sophomores ALEXANDER. HELEN Elkin ALLEY, LYNDA Newport News. Va. ALTEMUELLER. ANNA MARIE Chapel Hill ARD, JUDY GREER Winston-SaJem AVENT. SARAH ELLEN Sanford BAKER. WAYNE FRANKLIN Fredericksburg, Va. BARBOUR, DAVE ALTON Greensboro BEVILLE, KATHERINE E. Manassas, Va. BLYMYER. MICHAEL W. Bctkley, W.Va, BOMBELD, CHARLES Winston-Salem BOY. DIANE Danville. Va. BRANCH, CAROLY ' N Gn ville Ps ( 1= BROOM, WILLIAM ALBERT Charlotte BROWN. MARGARET ANN Asheboro BROWN. MARTHA BROADUS Gaffney. S.C. BURTON. DONALD HOLT Greensboro BYERLY. JILL ROSALIE Winston-Salem BYRD. ANNE Morganton CATON. LINDA JANE Elkin CARYL. KENNETH HOWARD Woodbridge. Va. COLLINS. AL WINER Mayodan COTTRELL. MARTHA Hickory CRAVEN. DAVID E. High Point CREECH. TIMOTHY MOORE C ' harlolte CROFTS, DICK THOMAS St. Cloud, Fla. GROSSMAN. GERALD WELCH Winston-Salem CUTCHIN. VIRGINIA BRYAN Rocky Mount DELEOT, ANDREA STEARNS Pfafftown DIXON, DIANA KAY Elizabeth City FERGUSON, MARY SUSAN Gastonia FORD, MARGARET ANNE Charlotte FORD, NANCY LOUISE Spray FORLAW, AMELL HAINES Teachey FRICK, ALICE CECILL Winston-Salem FRICK, EMILY RUTH Charlotte FULTON. JEANNETTE CAROL Sanford Sophomores GALLIMORE. JUDITH ANN Denton GRAVELY, NANCY K Charlotte GRIMES. MARY CAROL -N Lexington GUNTER. ROBIN HARRIET Gastonia HADLEY. MARCIA ANN GreenvUle HANKS. GEORGE. K III Rockville. Md. HASTINGS. CAROL JEAN Walkertown HAWKINS, JUDITH DEW Charlotte HATCS. SAUNDRA JENEAL Kemersville HENDRIX. DOY MICHAEL Mocks ville II ' ' 1 ife HICKS, CHARLOTTE ANNE Timberlake HICKS. JANE WHITE Winston-Salem HINE. ELAINE MARIE Kemersville HOFFMAN. SUSAN KING Salisbury HOOD. BETSY FRVE Marion Bf HOPKINS, ANN LOUISE Alexandria. Va. HUGHES. MILDRED FAITH Thomas ville HUTSON, DI.ANNE RUTH Liberty JACKSON. JAYTME LEE Elizabeth City JASPERSE. SARAH BETH Thomasville JEFFREY, STEVEN NES Kingston, Jamaica JENNINGS, ELIZABETH ANN Elkin JONES, ELEANOR SUE La Grange KETCHIE, JOYCE E. Charlotte LAWSON, JOAN CAROL Monroe LONG. CAROL PAGE Newport News. Va. McCORMICK. MIC:HAEL Audubon. N.J. McLAlN. MARY CHRISTINE Kingsport. Tenn, MERRIN. DIANE Tenafly, N,J, MILLER. MYRA ANNETTE Wilmington Sophomores MING, HARRIET ANNE Plainfield, N.J. MODLIN, LINDA LUCILLE Farmville MOORE, SUSAN H. Ml. Gilead NESS, JANE LENORE Chapel HUl NICHOLSON, SERETA SUE Hendersonville NIELSEN, KAREN ELLEN Gastonia PADGETT, MARY JO Rutherfordton PFEIFER. KENNETH ARTHUR Upper Saddle River, N.J. POINTER, BARBARA C. Semora POOLE, CHARLOTTE Concord f PRICE. ELIZABETH BAKER Burlington RAKER, BARRY L. Winston-Salem REDMON, PAMELA SUE Winston-Salem RENFRO. MARGARET Charlotte RITTER, KONETTE Virginia Beach, Va. ROBERTS, CAROL JEAN Durham ROOSA, VIRGINIA E. Milford, Del. ROSS, JUDITH L -NN Greensboro SALEEBY, SAUNDRA JO Salisbury SANDERSON. FAYE Morehead City SCOTT, MARY CAROLINE Fairmont SEAWELL. VICTORIA Charlotte SHELTON, MARTHA ANN Winston-Salem SHERRILL, BETTY PHELPS Charlotte SHOLAR, L ' i ' NDA W. Mooresville SIMONS. HENRY M III Atlanta, Ga. SLAY, CATHERINE ELISE Richmond, Va. SMITH, BONNIE GAIL Blanch SMITH, BRENDA LOREAN Leaksville SNIDER. KERRY SEAN Gastonia Sophomores SPENSE. EMILY LAUREN Elizabeth City STEPHENS, DAVID IVAN Greensboro STRICKLAND, JEANNE Mobile, Ala. TA XOR. SHIRLEY ANN Wilmington, Del. TEAGLT. JANE YA ' ONN ' E Greensboro THEILMANN. THOMAS H. Averill Park, N.Y. THOMAS, KELLY Richmond THOMPSON, NANCY KAY Gastonia TREBOWSKI, MARY ANN Perth Amboy, N.J. TROTTER, JOHN ALBERT Robbins TUTTLE, GA ' iXE Wallace UPSHUR, FONTAINE Lynchburg, Va. UZZELL, MONET A. Raleigh WALLER, ELIZABETH Glen Alpine WALTER, ELLEN R. Concord WARREN, EDNA CLAIRE Asheville WATERS, .ANNE BRADFORD Lynchburg. Va. WATSON, THOMAS GRANT Jacksonville, Fla. WEAVER, BRENDA DIANE Landrum, S.C. WELLONS. LINDA SUE Salisbury W ELLS, GLADYS ANN Athol, Mass. WHITENER, ELIZABETH Gastonia WORSLEY, JOHN FIELD II Waynesboro, Va. WRIGHT, BETSY VERNON Elizabeth City WRIGHT. ROSILAND FAYE Asheboro YELTON, JANIE DEE Gastonia •. .V f-i Freshman Class Officers Lynn Green, Parliamentarian; Pam Barnes, Secretan.; Chris Johnson, President; Lynda Costner, Vice President; Howard Hendricks, Treasurer. r; ■• w. Freshmen ABERNATHY, MARY F, Morganton AIKEN, MARY RICHARD Elizabeth City ALLEY, KATHY CAYLE Mayodail ALLRAN, SUSAN LYNNE Mt. Airy ASKEW, RAMON H. Ill Jacksonville BAGWELL. JANE ROBERSON Washington BAILEY, MARY CATHERINE Gastonia BALZANO, KATHLEEN JOYCE Netcong, N.J. BARNES, PAMELA LEE Durham BASKIN, MARY BETH Ciiapel Hill BASSLER. ROBERT ALAN Liberty Boro, Pa. BECKER, KAY FRANCES Southern Pines BENNETT, DIBI Greensboro BENNETT, EVA LEILA Goldsboro BENNETTS, LINDA JEANNE Dunn BILLINGS, MICHAEL LINDEN Allenton. Mich. BINKLEY, DONNA GAIL Winston-Salem BLENCKE, CARL West New York, N.J. BRANSTROM, MARY C. Morganton BRIDGER, FRANCES ANN Rutherfordton BRITT, SANDRA ELLAINE Lumberton BOAZ. PEGGY LYNN San lord BOWDEN, MARGARET JEAN Goldsboro BOWERS, JULIA MITCHELL Whiteville BOWLES, PATSY SUE Roanoke, Va. BURLESON, ELIZABETH Raleigh CARY, MICHAEL ANDREW Laplata, Md. CHILDERS, DONNA Ashe boro CLARKE, PATRICIA KAYE Spray COAKLEY, REBECCA ANN Elizabethtown, Ky. COLEMAN, CYT JTHIA WALKER Greensboro COLEMAN, ELIZABETH ANN Newport News, Va. COOPER, JEAN McKAY Lake Wales, Fla. COPELAND, JAN DERYLLE Neptune. N.J. COSTNER, LYTMDA NALL Lincolnton CORNWELL. THOMAS E. Ft. Myers. Fla. Freshmen CROWSON, BARBARA JEAN Petersham, Mass. CURRIN, ELIZA SHELTON Oxford DAVIS, BEULPH VERNON Cleveland DAYSON, DEBRA CECELIA Greenville DERRICK, MICKIE JEAN- Charlotte DIXON, DIANNE Raleigh DOUGHERTY, MARGARET Southern Pines DOWDS, JAN LOUISE Rochester, NY. DUER. CHARLOTTE Exmore. ' a. DUNN, MARYELLEN Greensboro r i fi J M DUTCHER, PAMELA VOGT Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. EDWARDS, MARY ANN Rutherfordton ELKIN, LINDA KATHRY ' N Greenville, S.C. ERNST, KAREN M. Concord EWING, ROBERTA SIMMONS Southern Pines FINCWJNON, THERESA ANN Elkin FISHEL, ANNA ELIZABETH Littleton FON TLLE, JEANNE Reidsville FORLAW, ANN STUART Teachey FOUSHEE, CAROLYN JEAN Durham FOX, PATRICL LYNN Henderson ville GALLIMORE, JANET REID Lexington GARDNER, ANNA MOORING Fountain GARDNER, CLAUDIA Washington GARDNER, ELLEN C;URTIS Winston-Salem GEORGE, ANN MASSEY Madison GIBSON, NANCY C. Ithaca, N.Y. GILLIAM, JEAN ANNE Dover, Del. GRAHAM, WALTER B. Greensboro GREEN, MARSHA LYNN Arlington, Va. IfifVff C o Freshmen GSCHWIND, LINDA CHERYL Aberdeen HADLEY, MARY CAROLYN Raleigh HARDISTER, JANICE Roxboro HARMON, MARY E Hockessm, Del. HA ' i WORTH. JANITA High Point HENDRICKS, HOWARD Cumberland, Md. HICKS, SANDY JUANITA San Antonio, Tex. HE.L, MICHAEL VANCE Greensboro HOBSON. KATHY B K)nMlle HL ' BB.XRD. MARGARET Sanlord HUGHEY, JANICE MARIE AltaVista, Va. HUNEYCUTT, DOROTHY SUE Newton JAMIESON, SUSAN LEE Rockwell JENKINSON, JAMES HENRY Lewis Town. Pa. JENSON, LINDA S. Portsmouth. Va. JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER Durham JONES, ELIZABETH T. Kensington. Md. JONES. LAURA ALMA Mt. Airy JORDAN, ELISABETH Spindale KEENER, DEBORAH JANE Lincolnton t_ KENNEDY, SHARON MARL Belmont KERR, BRENDA KATHR ' i ' N Huntersville KNIGHT, SUSAN GROOME Greensboro LANKFORD, ANN E. Rutherford College LAWSON, SUSAN NORA Madison LENTZ, MARY CAROLINE Burlington LITTLE, SUSAN ESTHER Charlotte LIVELY, MARTHA JUNE Richmond, Va. LONG, LOU CYNA Winston-Salem LOOMIS, LUCINA JEAN Fulton, N.Y. Freshmen LMJA ! ' , JANE W. Yiuiceyville MALLARD, ESTELLA MARIE Manassas, Va. MATTHEWS, ROSALIND Spray MERKLEIN, GENE CARL Greensboro MERRITT, CVNTHIA Charlotte MESSICK. ROBERT EUDON Greensboro MORGAN, BRENDA GAVE Moneta, Va. MORGAN, SUSAN HUNTER Sunbury MOSER, PHYLLIS LEE Raeford MUNDV, ELIZABETH ReidsvUle McCLELLAN, VICKI LEE Burlington McGINNIS, MICHAEL Lititz, Pa. NANCE, SUSAN JANE Asheboro NICHOLS, JANA GAIL Wallace NOBLE, MILDRED JOYCE New Bern PADGETT, S XVTA LYTMN Spindale PENN, PATRICIA ELLEN Leaksville PERRY, MARY TESH Morganton PIRRUNC, ANN ELIZABETH Madison, N.J. PITTS, REBECCA Morganton POOLE, DAREL ' i ' N RUTH Hicksville, NY. PRATT, ELIZABETH ANN Lewisville PRITCHETT, TERESA ANN Reidsville PROKO, RONALD GEORGE Elmira. N.Y. PURYEAR, SHARON MARY Raleigh REESE, CATHERINE C, liKVNOI.DS, MARTHA ANN I,.;iksMllu HII.EE, EDWARD W, JR. , Va, RL ' IXEDGE, KATHLEEN ANN Mechanicsburg, Pa. SCHANDLER, LINDA JEANNE Asheville Freshmen SCHULTZ, FRANCES JEAN Madison SCOTT. GARY DUGENE Benvyn, Pa. SHINN, STEVE FRED Asheboro SHOMATE. CAROLYN Manassas. V ' a. SILLANDER, KARIN Grankulla. Finland SINGLETON. RICHARD Glen Bymie. Md. SLATE. CONNIE MARIE Walkertown SPELL, SUSAN KAYT] Fairfax, Va. STIGZELIUS, HANS C. 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As a result oi these interested patrons we present the Echo . . . 162 ri ii{iminiiii ,- rV? |fcf ' V - -•■ — ; ' 5!i ■IllllllflMill •tttlHIIfltltl ttfitt III K 1 int MHMMIktUt ilMMttHltttS iWlMIIMftlt - f Kj 1 1 aKflM ?ir w ' ' w THE PORTRAITS APPEARING IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY MIITIHI STUD Official Portrait Photographer FOR THE 1968 ECHO o a 14 Eost Hargett Street RALEIGH, N. C. Board of Trustees of Greensboro College , Robert T. Amos. Jr., Amos Hosiery Company, P.O. Box 390, High Point. s. Margaret Bettis, 108 Elgin Place, Greensboro. . W. C. Boren, III, P.O. Box 9172, Greensboro. r. W.C. Calto Raleigh. P.O. Box 431, North Carolina Equipment Company, Mr. Richard T. Chatham, Jr., Chatham Manufacturing Company, Elkin. Mr. James T. Comer. Box 220, Gastonia. Mr. Ivy Cowan. Stonecutter Mills, Spindale. Mr. J. C. Cowan, Jr., P.O. Box 21207, Burlington Industries, Inc.. Greens- boro. Mr. C. A. Dillon. Jr., Dillon Supply Company. Raleigh. Mr. George D. Finch. Box 1. Thomasville. Dr. J. W. Fowler, Jr., 207 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte. Bishop Paul N. Garber. Methodist Building. 1307 Glenwood. Raleigh. Miss Frances Griffin. 2005 Buena Vista. Winston-Salem. Mr. James G. Hanes. P.O. Box 1413. Winston-Salem. Miss Claire Harris. 233 North Main Street. Roxboro. Mrs. Reuben Hatcher. Cole Manufacturing Company. Charlotte. Dr. C. C. Herbert. Jr., First Methodist Church, 1200 South Street, Gastonia. Bishop Earl G. Hunt, Jr., First Methodist Church, North Tryon Street, Charlotte. Mr. . ile Hunt, Dept. of Public Instruction. Raleigh. The Reverend M, W. Lawrence. Front Street Methodist Churc Mr. William W. McCracken. Jr., Park Avenur. Henderson. Mr, Dennis Myers. 1601 Queens Road, West, Charlotte. Mr. W. Y. Preyer. Sr., P.O. Box 22086, Greensboro. Mr. George M. Ratterman, The Mebane Company, Mebane. Mr. J. Harold Smith, 1307 West Davis Street, Burlington. Judge Marshall T. Spears, P.O. Box 270, Durham. Mr. Marshall T. Spears, Jr.. P.O. Box 270. Durham. rlingto Mrs. Grace Walla Taylor, .3306 Evans Street, Morehead City. Vick, ,Tr., Edenton Street Methodist Chi The Reverend T. Mar Box 1926 , Raleigh. Dr. Wilson O. Weldon, THE UPPER ROOM, 1908 Grand Nashville. Tennessee. Dr Charles D. White, 1540 Westbrook Circle, Gastonia. Mrs. R. Shelton White, 1110 Harvey Street, Raleigh. Mr, Calder Womble, P.O. Drawer 84. Winston Salem. Mr. Bland W. Worley. Wachovia Band Trust Company. P O. 21048. Greensboro. rch. P.O. Avenue, Faculty and Administration Index Almeida. Maritza. 1405 Mimosa Drive. Greensboro. Anders. Eriine. (Mrs. W. D.). P.O. Box 275, Hendersonville. Andrews, Harold G., Jr., 208 1 2 Leftwich Street. Greensboro. Ari;ul, William S . 106 West Avondale. Greensboro. Frazier, William R.. 547 Woodvalc Drive, Greensbo Garner. James E.. 2610 Hill-n-Dale, Greensboro. Gilmore. Brooks W . :342 N Elm Street, Greensboro. Bennett. Luther A.. 1012 Guilford Ave., Greensboro. Bennett, Kathryn (Mrs. Luther A.), 1012 Guilford Avenue, Greensboi Beyer, Grederick H., 2401 Denise Road, Greensboro. Booker, Kate (Mrs. J. H. ), c o Mrs. David Neal, Route 1, Reidsville. Bowman, Polly (Mrs. Ozzie L.), Route 11, Box 571, Greensboro. Boyd, Eleanor, 2401 Pinecroft Road. Greensboro. Brock, Mary (Miss) 215 ' ] Westover Terrace, Greensboro. Goforth. Yvonne (Mrs. John). 2420 Canterbury. Greensboro. Grayson, Glenn, 311-C South Mendenhall, Greensboro. Griffin, Emma F. (Miss), 204 Isabel Street. Greensboro. Griswold. Susan (Miss). 1804 Huntington Road. Greensboro. Callahan. Kemiier L.. Route 2. Box 432. Trosper Road. Greensboro. Clarke, Ruth A. (Mrs.) 1023 Spring Garden Street, Greensboro. Coleman, Edward O., Jr., 801 Rankin Place, Greensboro. Crowder. Loui.se (Mrs. J. D. ). 1252 Westover Terrace Apartments. Greensboro. Cullis. Irene (Miss), Winburn Court Apartments, Greensboro. Daniels, Clinton C, North Mendenhall. Apt. 14. Greensboro. Daniels. Nancy (Mrs. Clinton C). .301 North Mendenhall. Gre Davis. Myrtis (Miss). 1309 Cardinal Place, Greensboro Davis, Robert S,, 110 Odell Place, Greensboro. Decker, James R., 504 Crestwood Drive, Greensboro. Denmark. William C, 2511 Fry Street, Green.sboro. Duncan, Mary, (Mrs. W. M), 618 Scott Avenue, Greensboro. Earnhardt. Maxine S. (Mrs. Clarence C. ) 1711 Wright Ave,, C Hammond, Thomas, 2909 Fairfield Ave., Greensboro. Hansen, Jo Plum (Mrs. Don W. ). 101 Forestdale Drive, Greensboro. Hansen, Don W., 101 Forestdale Drive, Greensboro. Hart, Leonard, B-3 Winburn Court Apts., Tate Street, Greensboro. Highfill, Hollyce (Miss), 212 Callege Place, Greensboro. Hites, Robert W., 1008 Bradbury Drive, Greensboro. Hodge, John E., 810 Rankin Place, Greensboro. Hoy, Camilla (Miss), 1209 Pamlico Drive, Greensboro. Hudgins, Walter E., 204 West Greenway. South. Greensboro. Hull. James E.. 2708 Asbury Terrace, Greensboro. Hunter, John W., 1006 McGee Street, Greensboro. Irvine, David J.. 607 Whittier Drive. Greensboro. Jolly. J. Ralph. 109 East Greenway. South. Greensboro. Jones. Fred T., 2520 Netherwood Drive. Greensboro. 163 Killian, Carol L. (Mrs. B. J.), 5111 Fairfax, Greensboro. King, Margareid, (Mrs. M. F. ), 508 Sycamore, Weldon. Kivett, .-Mien E., 1810 Dublin Drive, Greensboro. Perry, Lillian S. (Mrs. W. E.l. en Mrs. Ra M. Hardy, Route 1, LaCrange. Pinnix, David G., 2516 Yow Road, Greensboro. Puryear, Elmer, L., 4013 Groometovvn Road, Greensboro. De Lagos, Consuelo (Mrs. Raniro), 2408 Madison Ave.. Greensboro. Lagos, Raniro, 2408 Madi.son Ave., Greensboro. Leonard, Colvin R., 115 Homewood Ave., Greensboro. Locke, James H., 305 South Mendenhall, Greensboro. Lojko, . nn (Mrs. M. A.), 125 Berkshire, Greensboro. Long, Bertie (Mrs. John), 1703 Friendly Road, Greensboro. Long, John H.. 1703 Friendly Road. Greensboro. McDonald, Garreth M.. 4122 Tulsa Drive, Greensboro. McMullan. N ' era (Mrs. A, H.l, 1326 Seminole Drive, Gree Ransley, Virginia (Mrs.), 625 Fairmont, Greensboro. Reece, Milton E., 805 Magnolia Street, Greensboro. Rener, Monika (Mrs. Frederick). Greensboro. Sandlin, John W.. 3623 Martin Ave.. Greensboro. Sheridan, Charles L., 5705 Fleming Terrace, Greensboro. Smith, Carolyn Holt, (Mrs. G. D.). .3902 Kiphng Drive, Greensboro. Smith. Leona (Mrs.), G. C. Infirmary. Sulfridge, Cynthia (Mrs. WayneK Durham. Maurice, Ola G. (Mrs.), Ellenboro. Meakins, John R., 2329 Albright Drive, Greensboro. Medbury, Mabel (Mrs. E. R.), 3011 Dellwood Dr., Greensboro. Misenheimer, Helen E. (Mrs. K. M. ), 3407 Londonderry Drive, Greensboro. Mizell, Cora C. (Mrs. Everett J.), 2039 Park Street, Jacksonville, Florida. Morris, Sarah C:., (Mrs. C, A.), 911 West College Drive, High Point. Morrison, Irena (Mrs Ralph], 121 Pineburr, Greensboro. Pate, Nancy H. (Mrs. D. O.). 3421 Glendon I Chattanooga 11, Tennessee. Pearce. Frances G. (Mrs), 612 Guilford . ve. o Mrs, Rav Griffin, ■ (Miss), 620 Anson Street. Winston-Sale Van Pelt, Arnold F., Jr., 708 Tw-yckenham Dri ' e, Greensboro. Walton. G, F,, Greensboro, Weaver, Walter P., 606 North Elam Ave.. Greensboro. Wilkinson, Allen S., 1404 Seminole Drive, Greensboro Williams, E. D., 2623 Woodlyn Way, Greensboro. Wilson, Benjamin H., 1904 Efland Drive, Greensboro. Wells. John, Elnn College. Woodward. Anne, 302-B Ashland Drive, GreensTjoro. Wvrick, Ann I (Mrs), 918 Circle Drive. Greensboro. Administrative Management Society 98 Alpha Kappa Gamma 69 Alpha Phi Omega 102-103 Alpha Psi Omega 70 Assembly Committee 74 Aquabells 88 ChaixJ Choir 91 Collegian 82-83 (x)urt of Appeals 79 Day Students Association 96 Echo 84-85 Emerson 1(X) Foreign Students 96 Glee Club 87 G. C. Chamber Orchestra 86 G. C. Players 90 G. (;. Sons and Daughters 92 Organizations Index Handbook SI) Honor Council 7 Honor Societies 71 Inter-Club ( .uncil 75 lola Sigma 70 Irving 101 Lyre 81 Marshals 68 Men ' s Judicial Board 77 Modern Dance 89 Musii Education Club 94 Orientation Counselors 92 Psychology Sjwcial Education Clul) 97 Religious Education ( ' lub 94 Social Life Board 99 Spanish Club 97 State Student Legislature 74 Students Choice 64 Student Christian Fellowship 93 Student Government 72-73 Student National Education Association .... 95 Who ' s Who 65 7 Women ' s Judi( al Board 76 Student Index Abemathy, Mary Frances (1) 117 Greenbriar Lane, Morganton, N.C. Ackley, Timothy C. (3) Alice Lloyd ColleRe. Pippa Passes, Ky. Aiken, Mary Richard (1) 1601 Forrest Dr., Elizabeth City, N.C. Alexander. Kathryn Anne (3) 226 S. Ellis St., Salisbury, N.C. Alexander, Nancy Helen (2) 221 Dutchman Creek Rd., Elkin, N.C. Allen. Janet Lynn (3) 3159 Whitson Rd., Gastonia, N.C. Allen, Mary O ' Brien (4) 2954 Park Ave.. Wilmington, N.C. Alley, Katherine Gayle (1) 103 Long St., Mayodan, N.C. Alley, Lynda Renee (2) 122 Tipton Rd., Newport News, Va. Allran. Susan Lynne (1) P.O. Box 745, Mt. Airy, N.C. Altemueller, Anna Marie (2) Rt. 2, Airport Rd., Chapel Hill, N.C. Altus. Cynthia Elizabeth (2) 18 Sunset Dr.. Millbum. N.J. Ammons. Martha Ann (3) Box 23. Rowland. N.C. Anderson. Nancy Ellen (1) 34 Sandle Dr.. Fairport. N.Y. Anthony. Mary Patricia (4) 110 Pine St.. Gaffney. S.C. Apple, James G. (3) Rt. 2, Summerfield. N.C. Ard, Judy Greer (2) 3001 Marmion St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Argo, David Anthony (4) 929 E. 36th St.. Charlotte. N.C. Askew. Ramon Hugh. Ill (1) 604 Doris Court, Jacksonville, N.C. A.spden, Jane Windsor (3) 803 Melrose St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Arkins. Gay R. (1) 1312 Park Lane, Gastonia. N.C. Avent, Sarah Ellen (2) 601 W. Main St., Sanford, N.C. Ayers, John Thomas (3) Rt. 1, Box 35, Augusta, N.J. Ayers. Lucy Shelton (3) 710 Nottingham Dr.. Greensboro. N.C. Bagwell, Jane R. (1) 1215 Summit, Washington, N.C. Bailey, Mary Catherine (1) 712 Carlton Dr., Gastonia. N.C, Baker. Mary Katherine (3) 1221 Hill St.. Greensboro. N.C. Baker. Wayne Franklin (2) 1904 Fall Hill Ave., Fredericksburg, Va. Balzano. Kathleen Joyce (1) 137 Ledgewood Ave.. Netcong, N.J. Barber, Jane Elizabeth (4) 115 Oakdale St., Gastonia, N C. Barber. Gregory A. (2) Box 115 Flat Rock. N.C Barbour. David A. (2) 1413 Corregidor St.. Greensboro. N.C. Barbre, Elizabeth Anne (3) 2415 East 5th St.. Greenville. N.C. Barnard, Barbara Ann (3) 4251 Oristano Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Barnes. Pamela Lee (1) 1211 Anderson St.. Durham, N.C. Barnes, Victoria Morris (3) 1224 Pamlico Dr., Greensboro, N.C. Baskin, Mary Beth (1) Colony Apts 0-4. Chapel Hill. N.C. Bassler. Robert Alan (1) 3238 Jeffrey Dr.. Liberty Boro, Pa. Basten, Rosalie Jean (2) 3328 Woodridge PI, Lynchburg, Va. Becker, Kay Frences (U Indian Trail Dr., Southern Pines, N.C. Bennett, Donna Faye (1) 514 Overlook St., Greensboro, N.C. Bennett, Eva Leila (1) 1413 Peachtree St., Goldsboro, N.C. Bennett, Michael G (3) 1070 Ft. Sumter Dr., Charleston, S.C. Bennetts, Linda Jeanne (1) 704 N. Ellis Ave., Dunn, N.C. Berkeley, Norbome (4) 1523 Somerset Dr.. Lyncnburg. Va. Beville. Katherine Elizabeth (2) 510 N. Battle St.. Manassas. Va. Biles. Jane Harriet (4) 62-D Gunston Ct.. Winston-Salem. N.C. Billings. Michael Linden (1) 101 Marrietta PI.. Liverpool. N.Y. Binkley, Donna Gail (1) 700 Ashview Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. Black. Bobby Eugene (2) 37 Ward Curry Rd., Lexington, N.C. Blackwell, Dianna Mae (3) 3129 N. Druie Hills Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Blencke, Carl Joseph (1) 5814 Park Ave., West New York, N.J. BIymyer, Michael Wayne (2) 231 Westwood Dr., Beckley, W. Va. Boaz, Peggy Lynn (1) Rt. 3, Colonial Acres, Sanford, N.C. Boeckel, Ray Louis (3) 69 Sleepy Hollow Rd., Red Band, N.J. Boley, George Amos (2) 2518-A Hiatt St., Greensboro, N.C. Bombeld, Charles C.R. (2) 824 Fenimore St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Bosher, Carolyn J. (4) 1044 Bobolink Dr., Virginia Beach, Va. Bolts, Carolyn Elizabeth (2) 10600 Norman Ave., Fairfax, Va. Bowden, Margaret Jean (1) 1112 Park Ave., Goldsboro, N.C. Bowers, Julia C. (1) The Millpond, Whiteville, N.C. Bowland, Edwin T.. Jr. (4) Rt. 3 Burlington. N.C. Bowles. Patsy Sue (1) 3637 Grandview Ave.. N.W., Roanoke, Va. Bowman, James T. (3) P.O. Box 475, Brown Summitt, N.C. Boy, Diane (2) 203 Beveriy Rd., Danville, Va. Boyette, Nancy M. (SP) 608 N. Tremont Dr., Greensboro. N.C. Bradley. Joyce (4) 822 Reid Lane. Gastonia, N.C. Brady, Patricia Ann (3) 328 E. Dameron Ave., Liberty, N.C. Brance, Martha Carolyn (2) 1812 Boaewood Dr., Greenville, N.C. Branstrom. Mary Christina (1) Rl. 6, Box 129-H. Morganton. N.C. Brantley. Donald Ray (1) 3304 Martin Ave., Greensboro. N.C. Bridger. Donna Lorraine (3) Box 125. ComeHus. N.C. Bridger. Frances Ann (1) Box 125, Cornelius, N.C. Brigman, Marion Estelle (4) 612 E. Main St., Aberdeen, N.C. Briles, Cecilia V. (3) 342 Hill St., Asheboro, N.C. Britt, Sandra Ellaine (1) 1201 N. Walnut St., Lumberton, N.C. Broom, WilHam A. (2) 4902 Idlewood Rd., Charlotte, N.C. Broome, Frances Hoyle (3) 217 E. Rhodes St., Lincolnton, N.C. Brown, Lynn Frances (3) 6420 Woodville Dr., Falls Church, Va. Brown, Margaret Ann (2) 720 Worth St., Asheboro, N.C. Brown, Martha B. (2) 105 Pinewood Dr., Gaffney, S.C. Brown, Sarah Lynn (3) 231 N. Dalton St.. Madison, N.C. = Bnjce, Martha Elizabeth (2) 1732 Brebard Rd., Hendersonville. N.C. Brunkow, Mary Louise (3) 544 Turner Ave.. Glen Ellyn, III. Brunnemer, Anna Kristina (4) 1344 Westbrook Cr.. Gastonia, N.C. Bullard, Jerrie P. (SP) 2811 Shadylawn Dr., Greensboro N.C. Burhans, Rebecca Alice (3) 558 Country Club Rd., Brevard, N.C. Burleson, Elizabeth Marie (1) 2317 Dixie Trial, Raleigh, N.C. Burritt. Susan Elizabeth (3) 2230 Herschel St.. Jacksonville. Fla. Burton, Donald Holt (2) 1327 Latham Rd., Greensboro, N.C. Byerly, Jill Rosalie (2) 4457 Northampton Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. Byrd. Anne (2) 115 Morehead St., Morganton, N.C. Caiola, Christine V. (4) 300 Knollwood Ave.. Douglaston. NY. Cameron. Dawn Adra (3) 13 Pearson St.. Chelmsford. Mass. Cantrell. Julia M. (3) 320 E. Greenway, N., Greensboro. N.C. Cantrell, Kay (SP) P.O. Box 571, Yanceyville, N.C. Carr, Sondra Louise (2) 4505 Sleaford Rd., Annandale, Va. Gary, Michael Andrew (1) Box 361, La Plata. Md. Caryl, Kenneth Howard (2) 1020 Emporia St., Woodbridge, Va. Caton, Linda Jane (2) 436 W. Main St., Elkin, N.C. Cavanaugh, John Henry (2) 5821 Berg Rd., Buffalo, N.Y. Chappell. Gaynelle B. (3) Box 365, Candor. N.C. Childers. Donna Willene (1) 203 Oakwood Dr., Lexinaton, N.C. Church. Peggy J. (3) 613 S. DeKalb St., Shelby, N.C. Clarke. Pstricia Kaye (1) 110 Fraker Place. Spray, N.C. Clay. Beth Susan (4) 300 N. Third St.. Mayodan. N.C. Click, Joyce Lee (-J) 3700 Dewsbury Rd., Win.ston-Saleni, N.C. Clodfelter, Martha Ann (3) 815 Bryan St., Thomasville, N.C. Coakley, Rebecca Ann (I) 620 Cherrywood Dr., Elizabethloun, Ky. Cobb, Ann Terrell (3) Box 188, Wrightsville Beach, N.C. Coble, Jane Ellen (1) 1317 McDowell Rd., Greensboro, N.C. Coffey, Anne Macon (4) 824 Henkel Rd.. Statesville, N.C. Coffin. Thomas Carl (3) 23 Greenwood St., Augusta, Maine Coleman, Cynthia Walker (1) Randleman Rd., Greensboro. N.C. Coleman. Elizabeth Ann (1) 211 Mistletoe Dr.. Newport News, Va. Colgin, Lucy Anne (3) 1412 Berwick Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Collins, Alwiner (2) 301 Ayersville Rd., Mayodan, N.C. Complon, Coleen Joyce (4) 204 North 6th St., Mebane, N.C. Conner, Vickie Diane (3) 703 W. King St., Kings Mountain, N.C. Cooper, Carol Leigh (1) 3207 Oberlin Dr., Greensboro, N.C. Cooper, Jean McKay (I) Box 706, Lake Wales, Fla. Copeland, Jan Derylee (1) 1627 Martin Rd., Neptune, N.J. Comwell, Thomas Eugene (1) 1476 Winkler Ave., Ft. Myers, Fla. Corriher, Patricia Lynn (4) 126 W. Ashe St., Lenoir, N.C. Costner, Lynda Nail (1) 506 N. Oak St., Lincolnton, N.C, Cottrell, Martha Roane (2) 18 8th Ave., N.E., Hickory, N.C. Council, Barbara Sue (2) 1005 Fairmont St., Greensboro, N.C. Cox, Peggy Anne (3) 1360 Edgewood Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Craig, Janet L. (3) 3108 Lawndale Dr., Apt. 87, Greensboro, N.C. Cramer, Robert Lynn (1) Washington Valley Rd., Martinsnile. N. J, Craven. David Earl (2) 1107 Forrest St.. High Point, N.C. Crawford, Donald B. (3) 16,36 Wilbom Ave., South Boslim, Va. Crawford, Ernest (SPOI 2201 Baltimore St.. High Point, N.C. Creech. Timothy M. (2) 1100 Queens Rd.. Charlotte, N.C. Crofts, Dick Thomas (2) 1812 Michigan Ave., St. Cloud, Fla, Grossman, Gerald W. (2) 1312 Pinebluff Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Crowder, William R., Jr. (3) Box 355. Warsaw, N.C. Crowson, Barbara Jean (1) P.O. Box 62, Petersham, Mass. Cundiff, Patric ia R. (4) 1703 N. Tremont Dr., Asheboro, N.C. Currin, Eliza Shelton (1) 306 College St., Oxford, N.C. Cutchin. Virginia Bryan (3) 3316 Hawthorne Rd., Rocky Mount, N.C. Daniel, Tucker D. (SP) 790 Dogwood Dr., High Point, N.C. Davidson, Laurie Jean (2) Rt. 1, Mt. Ulla, N.C. Davis, Beulah Vernon (1) Rt. 2, Box 3, Cleveland, N.C. Davis, Cathy (3) 1061 West .59th PI., Hialeah, Fla. Davis. James O. (3) 614 Peach St., Shelby, N.C. Davis, Michael Powers (1) Rt. 1, Randleman, N.C. Day, Elizabeth Newton (3) 324 Lamar St., Roxboro, N.C. Dayson, Debra Cecilia (1) Box 286, Greenville, N.C. Deleot, Andrea S. (2) Box 95, Pfafftown, N.C. Derrick, Mickie Jean (1) 1017 Dooley Dr., Charlotte, N.C. Dewese, Susan Patricia (4) 4145 Sheridan Dr., ChaHotte, N.C. Dillon. Bertha Tesh (3) Rt. 4, Box 64, Winston-Salem, N.C. Disher, Vicki Carolyn (3) 1100 Watson Ave.. Winston-Salem. N.C. Dixon. Diana Kay (2) 1400 W. Church St.. Elizabeth City, N.C. Dixon, Dianne (1) 2701 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh, N.C. Dorrler, Lynda Carol (3) 208 Orange St., Beaufort, N.C. Dorsett, Hoyt N. (3) 722 Holly St., Asheboro, N.C, Dougherty, Margaret Anne (1) Grove Rd., Southern Pines, N.C. Dowds, Janis (1) 253 Alexander St., Rochester, N.Y. Dudgeon, Constance Patricia (1) 1627 Tamworth Dr., Charlotte, N.C. Dudley, Charles Winston (4) 50 Denbigh Blva., Newport News, Va. Duer, Charlotte Gladstone (1) Box 606, Exmore, Va. Dunn, Maryellen (1) 1223 Westridge Rd., Greensboro, N.C. Dutcher, Pamela Vogt (1) 1709 .Addison Rd., Greensboro, N.C. Eckstein, Frances I. (3) 1533 Live Oak Dr., Silver Spring, Md. Edens, Wendy Sue (4) 303 W. Colonial Dr., Salisbury, N.C. Edwards, Brenda C. (3) 1209 Onslow Dr., Greensboro, N.C. Edwards, Mary Ann (1) Rt. 4, Old Cox Rd., Rutherfordton, N.C. Edwards, Ruth Estelle (4) Ridge Rd., Baltimore, Md. Edwards, Sarah Frances (3) 509 N. Road St.. Elizabeth City, N.C. Edwards, T. Howard (2) 2300 Fortune Lane, Greensboro, N.C. Elkin, Evelyn Elizabeth (3) 403 West 4th Ave., Lexington, N.C. Elkin, Linda Kathryn (1) 504 Easley Bridge Rd., Greenville, S.C. EUis, Bonnie Dale (2 2317 Buckingham Ave., Richmond, Va. Ensley, Jo Anne (3) 1.3,34 Fern Forest Dr., Gastonia, N.C. Ernst, Karen Marguerite (1) 167 Ingleside Dr., S.E., Concord, N.C. Estes, Willie Calvin (1) 209 Winston St., Greensboro, N.C. Eubanks, Bertie Lou (3) Box 133, Beaufort, N.C. Ewing, Roberta Simmons (1) 220 Valley Rd., Southern Pines, N.C. Falor, Craig H. (4) 509 S. Holden Rd., Greensboro, N.C. Faries, Sarah Ann (31 800 Walker Ave., Greensboro, N.C. Farrar, Clarence Wayne (1) Rt. 2. Stokesdale. N.C. Fasul. Elaine (2 1204 Norwood St.. Fayetteville, N.C. Ferguson. Elizabeth (4) 320 N. Patrick St., Leaksville, N.C. Ferguson, Mary Susan (2t 1223 Oakwood Ave,, Gastonia. N.C. Ferrell, Helen Claire (1)2 Fleming Circle, Greensboro, N.C. Fincannon, Theresa Ann (1) 756 Oakland Dr., Elkin, N.C. Fischesser. Carole Ann (3) 7504 Murillo St., N. Springfield, Va. Fishel. Anna Elizabeth (1) 625 Parkway Blvd. Reidsville. N.C. Fonsdlle, Jeanne Katherine (1) 205 College Ave., Littleton, N.C. Ford, Margaret Anne (2 1321 Skyview Rd., Charlotte, N.C. Ford, Nancy Louise (2) 201 Monlicello St., Spray, N.C. Forlaw, Amelia Haines (2) Rt. 1, Teachey. N.C. Fnrlaw, Anne Sluarl (D Rt, 1, Teachey, N.C. Forum. Mark D, (41 .5(1 Forrest St., Iselin, N.J. Foushee, Cirolyn lean (li 1.524 F.airfav Rd.. Durham, N.C. Fox, Loretta Jane (3 37 Crestview St.. Granite Falls, N.C. Fox, Martha Elizabeth (4) 704 Cedarwood Ter., Henderson, N.C. Fox, Patricia Lynn (I) 707 Oak Ter., Hendersonville. N.C. Freeman, Barbara Ivcy (4) Fernd.ile Dr., Thomasville, N.C. Frick, Alice C. (2) Rl. .S, Green Meadow Acres, Winston-Salem. N.C. Frick, Emily Ruth (2) 410 1 Kingswmxl Dr., Charlotte, N.C. Fruit, Robert C, Jr. (31 100 Highwood Rd., Mahw.ih, N.J. Fulp, Margaret Catherine (4) Rt. 8. Box 449-A, Statesville, N.C. Fulton. Jeanette Carol (2) 331 Park Ave., Sanford, N.C. Gallimore, Janet Reid (II Rl. 2, Box 376, Lexington, N.C. Gallimore, Judith Ann (2) Rl 3. Box 17, Denlon, N.C. Gallimore, Ronnie Steve (H 4412 Cornell Ave., Greensboro, N.C. Gardner, Anna Mooring (11 Box 216, Fountain, N.C. Gardner, Claudia Nicholls (1) 10ft5 N. Market St., Washington, N C. Gardner, Ellen Curtis (11 428 Westover Ave., Winston-Salem, N.C. Gardner. Jcannette (41 Rt. 2, Box 404, Ayden, N.C:. Gamer. Cynthia Ann (3) Rt. 5, Box 613. Roanoke. Va. Garrison. Ann Walker (3) 220 W. Colonial Dr., Salisbury, N.C, Garrison, Susan Dowel! (3) 4616 WoodridKe Dr.. RaleiKh, N.C. Gaskins. Frances (4) Box 291. Boone, N.C. Geary. Diane C. (3) Seaview Ave.. Cr anston. R.I, George, Ann Massey (1) Rt. 1, Madison, N.C. Geraty, Thomas (SP) 211 Tiperary Lane. Winston-Salem, N.C. Gerber, Barbara Jane (3t 5727 Riviere Dr.. Charlotte, N.C. Gibson. Marjorie Carolyn (4) Gibson, N.C- Gibson. Nancy C. (1) 105 Fall View Ter., Tthaca, N.Y. Gilliam, Jean Ann (1) 937 Sunset Ter., Dover, Dela. Golding, Reba J. (2) .308 Country Club Dr.. Greensboro, N.C. Gooding, Robert H. (4) Churchman Rd., R.D. 4, Newark, Dela. Graham, Walter B., Jr. (2) 1206 Whilden PI., Greensboro. N.C. Grant. Nancy N. (3) 2234 Wheller Rd.. Raleigh. N.C. Grant, Rebecca I (3) 707 Stowe Ave.. Asheboro. N.C. Gravely. Nancy Katherine (2) 2033 Roswell Ave.. Charlotte. N.C. Gray. Ester May (3) 220 West 4th St.. Gastonia. N.C. Gray, Virginia (4) 625 Oakland Ter., Alexandria, Va. Green, Llewellyn (4) 1401 Reynard Crescent, Virginia Beach, Va. Green, Marsha Lynn (1) 17 S. Lexington St.. Arlington, Va. Greenfield, David Alan (4) Box E, Dexter, N.Y. Greenleaf. Mary Buford (3) 2223 CamelHa Dr.. Wilmingt on. N.C. Gregg, Rev. Ralph H. (SP) 819-B Dana PI.. Greensboro. N.C. Greve, Richard F. (3) 5 Banner 3 Terr , Brooklyn. N.Y Griffis, Kathy S. (2) Box 248, Denton, N.C. Grimes, Mary Carolyn (2) Route 3, Lexington, N.C. Gschwind, Linda Cheryl (1) N. Poplar St.. Aberdeen. N.C. Guilford. Laura Frances (3) 707 Anson St., Wilson, N.C. Gulla, Anthony Michael (3) 11 Ward St., Suffem, N.Y. Gum, Donald F. (2) Rt. 2. Graham. N.C. Gunn. Barbara Jean (4) Box 117. Yanceyville. N.C. Gunter, Robin H, (2) 509 Hawthorne Lane. Gastonia. N.C. Hadley. Marcia Ann (2) 2607 Memorial Dr.. Greenville. N.C. Hadley, Mary Carolyn (1) 2316 Ridge Road. Raleigh, N.C. Hall. Michael Arthur (3) Box 22, Pine Hall, N.C. Hall, Vicki Lorraine (3) Rt. 1, Box 103, Mayodan, N.C. Hadmada, Hiroyuki (3) 238 Toyoraka City. Osaka. Japan Hanks. George K., Ill (2) 11808 Timber Lane, Rockville, Md. Hardister. Janice Ellene (1) 618 Ridge Road, Roxboro, N.C. Harmon, Mary Elizabeth (1) Box 217, Hookessin. Dela. Harpooltian. William Camig (3) 237 Anthony Circle. Charlotte. N.C. Harrell, Deborah Doughlon (1) 430 Hawthorne Rd., Elkin, N.C. Harris, Margaret B, (4) 117 S. Mendenahll St.. Greensboro. N.C. Harris. Raymond A.. Ill (3) Box 67. Macon. N.C. Harrison. Elizabeth Lee (3) 1806 Clarksville Dr.. Scotland Neck. N.C, Hastings. Carol Jean (2) Box 326. Walkertown. N.C. Hauser. Susan B. (4) 896 Winwood Dr.. Virginia Beach. Va. Hawkins. Judith D. (2) 1708 Maryland Ave.. Charlotte. N.C. Hawkins. Curtis Michael (3) Rt. 1. Rural Hall, N.C. Hayes, Saundra J. (2) Candlewood Dr., Kemersville, N.C. Haynes, Janice C. (4) 123 E. Highland Ave., Elkin, N.C. Hayworth, Janita Meriel (1) Box 186, Rt. 2, High Point, N.C. Hearn, Carol M. (4) 3328 Mill Pond St.. Charlotte, N.C. Heermance. Arlene June (2) 1255 New Hampshire Ave,. Washington. D.C. Henderson, Philip Randall (1) 1010 McGee St.. Greensboro, N.C. Hendricks, Howard Oswald (1) 394 McMullen Hy., Cumberland, Md. Hendrix, Doy Michael (2) 740 N. Main St., Mocksville, N.C. Henry, Martha Annie (4) Box 214, Morven, N.C. Hicks, Cassandra Juanita (1) 4 W Park, Randolph A.FB,. San Antonio. Texas Hicks. Charlotte A. (2) Box 24. Timberlake. N.C. Hicks, Jane White (2) 912 Marguerite Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. Hill, Jewell Irene (4) 803 Honeywood Lane, Gastonia, N.C. Hill, Michael Vance (1) 604 RoUins, St., Greensboro, N.C. Hine, Elaine Marie (2) Rt. 1. Kemersville. N.C, Hitchcock. Weldon Marshall (1) 908 Olive St,. Greensboro. N.C. Hobson. Kathryn (1) Rt. 1, Boonville, N.C. Hoffman, Susan King (2) 502 W. Cemetery St., Salisbury, N.C. Hoilman. Charles Andrew (1) Sweet Briar College. Sweet Briar. Va. Holleman. Diane (4) 1414 N. Queen St.. Kinston, N C, Holler, Nancy Lewis (1) 3340 White Oak Rd,. Raleigh. N,C. Honeycutt. Donna Blanche 515 Anson Ave.. Rockingham. N.C. Hood, Betsy Frye (2) Box 189. Marion. N.C, Hood, Mildred Louisa (4) 4418 Woodlark Lane. Charlotte, N.C. Hopkins, Ann Louise (2) 1123 Cameron Rd., Alexandria, Va. Hoskins, Stephen Alan (I) 583 Maple Ave.. Elmira. N.Y. Howard. Dorothy Pamela (1) 104 W. Colonial Dr.. Salisbury. N.C. Hubbard. Margaret Elaine (1) Rt. 4, Box 212, Sanford, N.C. Hughes. Mildred F. (2t 3 Chestnut St.. Thomasville. N.C. Hughey. Janice Marie (1) 1709 Avondale Dr.. Altavista. Va. Humble. Terry Lee (1) Rl. 1, Box 1 7 1-A. Pleasant Garden. N.C. Huneycult. Dorothy Sue (1) 111 West 1.3th St.. Newton, N.C. Hunt. Etta Elizabeth (3) 3308 Starmount Dr.. Greensboro, N.C. Hulson, Dianne Ruth (2) Box 204, Liberty. N C Irwin. Jana Sue (2) 4363 Timuguana Rd.. Jacksonville. Fla. Jackson. Jayne Lee (2) 1408 W. Erighaus St., Elizabeth City. N,C. Jackson. Jean Ann (3) 19 Jackson Ave., Pen Argyl, Pa. Jackson. Thomas M. (2) 11.57 Dean Road, Asbury Park, N.J. Jaklitsch, Raymond F. (3 RFD 1, Caladonia Rd.. Huntington. NY. Jamieson, Susan Lee (1) Box .323, Rockwell, N.C. Jarvis, Susan Elizabeth (3) Rt. 5, Box 815. Hickory. N.C. Jasperse, Sarah B. (2) 11 Garmalt St., Thomasville, N.C. Jeffrey, Steven Ned (1) 11002 Lake Road. Cleveland. N.Y. Jenkins. Beatrice Aurora (1) 2803 Anderson Dr., Raleigh, N,C. Linda Marie (2) 5965 10th Rd., N.. Arlington, Va, Jenkinson, James Henry (1) Box 3, Levristown, Pa. Jennings, EUzabeth Ann (2) 724 Elk Spur St., Elkin, N.C. Jenson, Linda Sue (1) 206 Bellhaven Rd., Portsmouth, Va. Jessen, Lee T. (3) 304 Cedarwood Dr., Jamestown, N.C. Johnson. Bert Ellen (3) Bayview Rd., Altantic. N,C, Johnson, John Christopher (1) 210 Southeriand St.. Durham. N.C. Johnson. Kathleen rvuuirisun n) 6615 Nora Dr.. Greensboro, N.C. Johnson, Lesley Ann (3) 3224 Kivelt Dr., High Point, N.C. Johnson, Linda Ann (4) 6524 Marilea Rd., Richmond, Va, Johnson, Mary Ohvia (4) 7524 Marilea Rd,, Richmond. Va, Jones, Eleanor Sue (2) Box 1 14, LaCrange. N.C. Jones, Elizabeth T. (1) 11229 Waycross Way. Kensington. Md, Jones. Laura Alma (1) 1027 Willow St.. Mt. Airy. N.C. Jones. Robert Larry (1) 808 Lowdermilk St.. Greensboro. N.C. Jordan, Elisabeth Flowers (1) 207 Pleasant St., Spindale, N.C. 169 Jordan. Raymond Craig (3) 148 Clenwood Dr., Bruceton. Tenn. Joyce, Barry L. (4) Box 308. Madison. N.C. Joyce. Car! Franklin (21 HI. 1, Madison. N.C. Justice. Alice Ann (3) 1919 Robin Hood Rd., Winslon-Salem, N.C. Justice, Deborah Ann (1) 5408 Grafton Dr.. Charlotte, N.C. Keener. Deborah Jane (1) Rt. 3. Box 245, Lincolnton, N.C. Keggereis. Shaaron L. (4) Box 6111, Raleigh, N.C. Kendall, Sarah Lee (3) Box 186, Candor, N.C. Kennedy. Sharon Maria (1) 700 S. Main St.. Belmont. N.C. Kemodle, Karen Gay (1) 1800 Rolling Rd., Greensboro, N.C. Kerr, Brenda Kathryn (1) Box 405, Huntersville, N.C. Ketchie. Joyce Elizabeth (2) 212 Sardis Lane, Charlotte, N.C. Ketner, Marsha Lee (3) Rt. 2, Box 26, China Grove, N.C. Killay. Kathleen Mary (2) 929 Janeka Lane, Dover, Dela. Kille. Mildred Patricia (3) 2059 Archdale Dr.. Charlotte. N.C. Kilner, Frances Ann (1) 417 Moir St., Leaksville, N.C. Kindley. ShiHey Ann 12) 101 E, Avondale. Greensboro. N.C. King. Hazel Louise (3) Box 673. Forest City, N.C. Kinney. Darnell (4) 4836 Summitt. Ave.. Greensboro. N.C. Kiyan. Lily (1) U.S. Army Post Eng. Cp.. Ft. Buckner A. P.O. San Francisco, Calif. Klotz, Robert M. (4) RD. 1. Box 148. Mays Landing. N.J. Knight, Susan Groome (1) 3005 Northampton Dr.. Greensboro. N.C. Knight. Theseus L. (4) Rt. 1, Stokesdale, N.C. Koonce, Harriette Anne (3) Box 374, Chadboum, N.C. Kuhn, A. Sharon (4) 4518 Leonard Parkway. Richmond, Va. Lacy, Donna Lee (4) 2103 McKinney St., Burlington, N.C. Lambeth. Candace Elaine (3) 2704 Courtney Lane. Greensbori Lankford, Ann Elies (1) Box 203. Rutherford College. N.C. Lawrence. Anita June (2) 2408 Freeman Mill Rd.. Creensbo Lawson. Joan Carol (2) 808 Johnson St.. Monroe. N.C. Lawson. Susan Nora (1) Rt. 3, Shady Lane. Madison. N.C. Layman. James H.. Jr. (3) 6804 Galax Court. Springfield. Va. Lehmann. Stephen Alan (2) 49 Homewood Dr.. Lynchburg. Va. Lentz. Mary Carolina (1) 2010 Trail 5. Burlington. N.C. Lewis, Elizabeth (2) 2431-B 24th Loop, Sandia Base. N.M. Lewis, Rodney J. (3) 27 Maple Ave., Sussex, N.J. Little, Susan Ester (1) 1300 Reece Rd., KimbeHee 608. Charlotte. N.C. Long. Carol Page, (2) 1211 Roberts Rd.. Newport News, Va. Long, Lou Cyna (I) Rt. 10 Perryce Lane, Winston-Salem. N.C. Loomis, Lucinda Jean (1) R.D. 4, Fulton. N.Y. Lowman. Trishia Ann (4) Box 7.34. Valdese. N.C. Lyday. Jane White (1) Box 54. Yanceyville. N.C, McClannon. Sylvia Lue (3) 210 Snipe St., Kannapolis, N.C. McClellan. Vicki Lee (1) 2561 McKinney. St., Burlington. N.C. McCormick, Michael Brian (2) 24 Ward Ave., Audubon, N.Y. McDonald, Jayne R. (3) 1408 Rankin Rd,. Greensboro, N.C. McElwee. Dorothy Plonk (1) Finley Park, North Wilkesboro, N.C. McFadden, Bnice Campbell (2) 67 Ramsdell St., Crolon, Conn. McGee, Robert H. (4) 324 W. Mountain St., Kemersville, N.C. McGinnis, Glenn Michael (1) 221 Swarthmore Dr.. Lilitz, Pa. Mcintosh, Margaret Ann (3) 1406 Westmont Dr.. Asheboro, N.C. McKeithan, Patricia A. (4) .5.58 Oxford Blvd., Pittsburgh. Pa. McLain. Mary Christine (2) 4412 Northwood Dr.. Kingsport. Tenn. McMahon. Paul Terence (1) 4604 W. Market St . Greensboro. N.C. McMullen, Prisilla Mae (4) 408 N. Main St. Yanceyville. N.C. N.C. , N.C. McNeill. Penny W. (4) 116 W. Lewis St.. Whileville. N.C. MacFadyen Dianne Moore. (4) 1710 Winterlochen Rd.. Fayetteville, N.C. Macy. Gaither Gray, Jr. (3) 4118 Country Club Rd.. Winston-Salem, N.C. Mader, L. Russell (4) 1621 Princeton Ave., Williamsport, Pa. Maher. Duane George (1) 312 Westoe Rd.. Richmond, Va. Mallard. Estella Marie (1) Rl. 2, Box 238, Manassas, Va. Marchand. Judith E. (4) R.F. 2, Buzzard ' s Bay, Mass. Marks, Meredee Karen (3) Box 127, Sierra Vista, Arizona Marsland, Lyn (3) 60 Elmwood PI., Newburgh, N.Y. Martin, Eleanor D. (SP) 1512 N. Meadowview Rd.. Greensboro. N.C. Masaki, Chiyo (1) 607 Kemp Rd, W., Greensboro, N.C. Matthews. Rosalind (1) 143 Highland Dr.. Leaksville, N,C. Mattocks, Catherine D. (3) P.O. Drawer 157. Rose Hill, N.C. Mauney. Mary Candace (3) 916 E. Park Dr.. Lincolnton. N.C. Mears. Robert M.. Jr. (1) 503 N.W. 36th Ave.. Gainesville. Fla, Merklein, Gene Carl (1) Apt. 320, 22(X) W. Cornwallis Dr.. Greensboro, N.C. Merrin. Diane (2) 115 Windsor Road. Tenafly, N.J. Merritt, Cynthia (1) 311 Chillingworth Lane, Charlotte, N.C. Messick, Robert Eudon (1) 1914 Fleming Rd., Greensboro, N.C. Midkiff. Anne Porter (3) 2502 Pisgah Church Rd., Greensboro, N.C. Miller. David A. (4) 2801 Dellwood Dr.. Greensboro. N.C. Miller. Myra Annette (2) 109 Sebrell Ave., Wilmington. N.C. Miller, Nancy Lee (3) Rt. 1, Box 481-A, Linwood, N.C. Milhans. Gail (3) Rt. 1. Box 481-A, Linwood, N.C. Millikin. Sandra Jeanne (3) 3434 Country Club Dr.. Charlotte. N.C. Milo. Patricia Ann (3) 711 Longview St.. Greensboro, N.C. Mims. Marguerite (31 3018 Stratford Dr.. Greensboro, N.C. Ming. Harriet Anne (2) 1357 Florence Ave., Plainlield. N.J. Minter. Patricia (3) Box 418. Martinsville. Va. Modlin. Linda Lucille (2) 505 W. Church St., Farmville, N.C. Mooney. Rober D. (4) 46 Cedar Lane. Princeton, N.J. Moore, Carolyn Martin (31 Rt. 1. Stokesdale. N.C. Moore, Susan Hamilton (21 106 Hillcrest, Mt. Gilead. N.C. Moran, Carolyn Ennis (2) 837 Ransom Road, Winston-Salem, N.C. Morgan. Brenda Gayle (1) Rt. 1, Moneta, Va Morgan, Stanley Wayne (2) Rt. 1, Box 308, High Point, N.C. Morgan, Steve Clint (1) Rt. 1, Box 308, High Point, N.C. Morgan, Susan Benton (3) 1104 Crescent St., Monroe, N.C. Morgan, Susan Hunter (1) Box 238, Sunbury, N.C. Morrisett. Nell T. (SPl 203 Country Club Dr.. Greensboro. N.C. Moser. Phyllis Lee (1) 818 N. Main St.. Raeford. N.C. Mull. Marie Evans (3) 217 Forest Hill St.. Morganton. N.C. Mundy. Elizabeth Layman (1) Box 25. Reidsville. N.C. Myers, Alan Dan-ell (3) 4436 Park Road, Alexandria, Va. Myers, Gloria Anna (3) R.F.D. I, Blanch. N.C. Nance. Susan Jane (1) 100 Clenwood Rd.. Asheboro. N.C Nanney. Mary Ann (4) 504 Washington St.. Rutherfordlon. N.C. Neal, Charles F. (4) 1300 Crescent Dr., Elizabeth City, N.C. Ness. Jane Lenore (2) Partington Mill Rd.. Chapel Hill. N.C. Nettles, Lenora, O. (3) 217 Motlieu Ave.. High Point. N.C. Newcomb, Van English (2) 9804 HolmhursI Rd., Betheseda, Md. Newson. Caroline (3) HI N. Gregson St., Durham, N.C. Newton. Patricia Elizabeth (3) Rt. 4, Box 355, Fayetteville, N.C. Newton, Sara Jean (2) 205 Furches St., Raleigh, N.C. Nichols. Jana Gail (1) 202 Teachey Rd., Wallace, N,C. 170 Nichols, Ruth E. (3) Box 287. Salisbury, Md. Nicholson, Sereta Sue (2) 2 Thornton Circle, Hendersonv-ille, N.C. Nielson, Karen Ellen (2) !808 Fairfield Dr., Gastonia, N.C. Noble, Mildren .Joyce (1) 310 Avenue A, New Bern, N.C. Noel. Barbara Lynn (2) 1500 Stanfield Rd., Virginia Beach, Va. Oale, H. Camille (4) 1009 Rampart Dr., Alexandria, Va, Oldham, Dean Wesley, Jr. (2) 1609 WoUe Road, Green.sboro, N.C. Oliver, Barry Lane (3) 400 Susan Constant Dr., Virginia Beach, Va. Padgett, Linda Jean (1) 20 Virginia Avenue, Fieldale, Va. Padgett, Mary Jo (2) Rl. 1, Box 341, Rutherfordton, N.C. Parks, Judith Carol (3) Box 423, Ramseur, N.C. Parks, Kathryn A. (4) Raleigh Rd., Box 313. Henderson, N.C. Parsons, Claudia Sue (3) Candor, N.C. Pate, Nancy (4) Box 366, Rowland, N.C. Pauling, Thomas W. (3) New Street, Muncy. Pa. Pegram, Pam Pepper (3) Box 374. Madison, N.C. Penn, Patricia Ellen (1) 1104 Harris St., Leaksville, N.C. Perry, Marcia Gay (1) 1002 Flora St., Ehzabeth City, N.C. Perry, Mary Tesh (1) 107 Newland St. Morganton. N.C. Pfiefer. Kenneth A. (2) 14 Fieldstone Lane. Upper Saddle River, N.J. Phillips. Gerald Ray (3) Rt. 3, Box 278-A, Greensboro, N.C. Philo, Diane Merrell (3) 220 New Drive, Winston-Salem, N.C. Pierce, Judith Evelyn (3) 8703 Maywood Ave., Silver Springs, Md. Pinson, Anita Laveme (3) 1005 Lincoln St., Greensboro, N.C. Pirrung, Ann Elizabeth (1) 23 Forest Rd., Madison, N.J. Piskur, Stephen (3) 8200 Old Mt. Vernon Rd.. Mt. Vernon. Va. Pitts, Rebecca Elizabeth (1) 913 W. Union Ext., Morganton, N.C. Pointer, Barbara C. (2) R.F.D, 1, Semora, N.C. Poole, Charlotte Anne (2) 440 S. Spring St., Concord, N.C. Poole, Daphna Gayle (4) 756 Miller Ave., Statesville, N.C. Poole, Darelyn Ruth (1) 5 Suggs Lane, Hicksville, N.Y. Pratt, Elizabeth Ann (1) Box 14, Lewisville, N.C. Prendergast, Roy Martin (3) 1014 Hill St., Greensboro, N.C. Presnell, Lynn Overman, (4) 227 Gardner Rd., Ashcboro, N.C. Price, Ann Marie (4) Box 347, Rose Hill, N.C. Price, Elizabeth Baker (2) Rt. 7, Greensboro Hwy., Buriington, N.C. Price, Thomas Hampton (2) Rt. 2, Box 20, Stokesdale, N.C. Price, Trixanna (4) 509 West 6th Ave., Gastonia, N.C. Pritchett, Teresa Ann (1) Rt. 6, Reidsville, N.C, Proko, Ronald George (1) 250 Fairway Ave., Elmira, N.Y. Pruitt, Lillian A. (4) Methodist Home for Children. Raleigh, N.C. Puryear, Sharon Mary (1) 3510 Tumbridge Dr., Raleigh, N.C. Radford, James Perry (2) 2433 Milbume Rd., Raleigh, N.C. Baker, Barry Lee (2) 4026 Reich St., Winston-Salem. N.C. Redmon, Pamela Sue (2) 3111 Konnoak Drive, Winston-Salem, N.C. Reese, Catherine Caroline (1) 1009 Brantham Gt.. Charlotte, N.C. Renfro, Margaret M. (2) 5000 Green Rea f d.. Charlotte, N.C. Reynolds. Gamett Anne (4) 706 W. Main St. Mayodan, N.C. Reynolds, Martha Ann (!) 206 S, Hamilton St.. Leaksville, N.C. Richards, Sharon Elizabeth (4) 301 Park Avenue, Brevard, N.C. Ridenour, WilHam E. (3) 1238 Parade Avenue, Kissimmee, Fla. Rigau, Felix Rosa (3) Box 173 Gloucester, Va. Rilee, Edward W. (1) Box 585, Gloucester, Va. Ritter, Konnetle (2) 1400 E. Bay Shore Dr.. Virginia Beach. Va. Roberts, Carol Jean (2) 2401 N, Duke St., Durham, N.C. Robertson, George Anthony (3) 2114 Vineville Ave., Macon, Ga. Robinson, Machael Jay (3) Rt. 6, Box 188-66, Greensboro, N.C. Rogers, Lana Rae (3) Rt. 3, Matthews, N.C. Roosa, Virginia Elizabeth (2) RD. 2, Box 59, Milford, Dela. Ross, Judith Lynn (2) 5614 Harbor Dr., Greensboro, N.C. Rouse, Mary Pell (3) 212 W. Railroad St. LaGrange, N.C. Ruch, Clare Elizabeth (4) Fox Creek Farm, Craley, Pa. Ruston. David Milford (1) 1109 McDowell Dr., Greensboro, N.C. Rutledge, Kathleen Ann (1) 507 Church Rd.. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Ryan, Judith Lynn (3) Rt. 2, Box 456, Brevard, N.C. Saleeby, Blenda Gail (3) 817 Lincolnton Rd., Salisbury, N.C Saleeby, Saundra Jo (2) 817 Lincolnton Rd., Salisbury, N.C. Salisbury, Ronald L. (3) RD. 1, Wrightsville, Pa. 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Yarbrough, Victoria Doreen (3) 3225 Surrey Rd.. Durham. N.C. Yelton. Janice Dee (2) 1300 Southwood Dr.. Gastonia, N.C. Yokeley, Delia Grant (2) 2848 Reynolds, Dr., Winslon-Salem, N.C. Young. Elizabeth F. (3) 132 Femwood Dr., Rutherfordton. N.C. Youngblood. Helen Spear (!) 7524 Rockfalls Dr.. Richninml, ' a, Zanger. C, Dwight (2) 60 Hardgrove Ter., Irvington. N,J, Zerbach. Jern Ann (31 512 Kenilworth St., Greensboro, N.C. Senior Directory Anthony, Pat-Honor Board; House President; Chairman of May Day; Assistant Chief Marshal. Argo, Tony — Glee Club; Music Education Club. Baker. Judith Scoggin — Emerson Society; G.C. Players; Modern Dance Club, President; S.N.E.A., Treasurer; Day Students Association. Presi- dent; Dean ' s List; Miss Echo Court; Who ' s Who; Gold Book. Barber. Jane Elizabeth — Emerson Society; G.C. Marshal; Echo; S.N.E.A.; Women ' s Judicial Council; Inter Club Council. Berkley, Norborne — Alpha Phi Omega;Psychology Club; Assistant Basket- ball Manager. Biles, Jane Harriet —Emerson Society; S.N.E.A.. President; Student Cabinet; President of Junior Dorm. Bosher, Carolyn — Echo; Alpha Kappa Gamma; Cheerleader; Emerson Society. G.C. Marshal; State Student Legislature. State Secretary; G.C. Players; Student Government; Class Officer; Miss Ex;ho Court; Whos Who; Gold Book; Deans List. Bowland. Edwin Turner — Alpha Psi Omega; G.C. Player ' s, President; G.C. Player ' s Service Award; Collegian; S.N.E.A.; Inter Club Council. Bradley, Joyce Anne — G.C. Marshal; Psychology and Special Education; Club; Echo, Typing Editor; S.N.E.A.; Greensboro Dorm President, Gold Book Brunnemer, Anne Kristina — Alpha Kappa Gamma; Emerson Society; Modern Dance Club; Echo; Spanish Club; Women ' s Judicial Council; Secretary, Chairman; Student Government; Who ' s Who. Caiola, Christine V. — Emerson Society; Honor Council; Social Life Com- mittee; Spanish Club; S.N.E.A.; Women ' s Judicial Council. Clay, Beth Susan-Gamma Chi Alpha; G.C. Marshal; Irving Society; S.N.E.A.; Student Government; Gold Book; Intramural Manager. Click, Joyce Lee — Alpha Kappa Gamma; Emerson Society; G,C. Marshal; Lyre; State Student Legislature; Senior Class President Student Govern- ment; Dean ' s List; Gold Book. Coffey. Anne — Irving Society. C tmpton, Inyct Coleen- Glee Club; G.C. Marshal; Irving Society; Music Education ( lub; S.N.E.A,; Sophomore Class President; Inter-Club C ' liuncil, Ht)mecoming Queen; Maid of Honor; Opera Workshop; Miss Echo (xjurt; Orientation Counselor. Corriher. Patricia Lynn — Court of Appeals. Chairman; Emerson Society; G.C. Marshal; Psychology and Special Ed. Club; Social Life Committee; Student Christian Fellowship. Cabinet; S.N.E.A.; Gold Book. Craig. Janet Lawing— Emerson Society; Court of Appeals; S.N.E.A,; Chapel Choir; Young Democrat ' s Club; Day Students ' Assoc; Orienta- tion Counselor; Handbook Committee. Cundiff. Patricia Romona — Irving Society; Gold Book. Dewese. Susan Particia — Emerson Society; Pep Club; S.N.E.A., Secretary; Freshmen House President; Junior House Vice-President. Dudley, Charles, W, Jr. — American Guild of Organist. Program Chairman; Chapel Choir. Director; Glee Club; Student Christian Fellowship. Edens, Wendy Sue — Cheerleader. Assistant Chief; Emerson Society; Mod- em Dance Club; Echo; Student Christian Fellowship; S.N.E.A.; May Court, Freshman Attendant; Best Dressed Girl on Campus, ' 67. Edwards. Ruth — Orchestra; Music Education Club; Vocal ' Ensemble; Chapel Choir; Gold Book; Dean ' s List; Junior Honor Society. Falor. Craig Hamilton — Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer; Beta Iota Omega; International Relations Club. President; Pep Club. President; Collegian. Columnist, Sportswriter, Photographer; Echo, Staff. Photographer; Lyre. Policy Advisor; State Student Legislature. Co-chairman. Senator, Chairman Senate- House Conference Committee; Young Democrats Club. Vice-President; Mens Judicial Council; National Student Associ- ation. Chairman International Relat ' ns; Administrative Management Society; Student Cabinet Represent ive; Inter-Club Council; Day Stu- dents ' Association; Assembtey Cor nittee; Orientation Committee. Form, Mark Doran — Pep Club; F .10; Social Life Committee, Treasurer, Chairman; Young Democrats Jlub. Fox. Martha Elizabeth -Oper . Workshop; Whos Who; Crf)ld Book; Dean ' s List; Alpha Kappa Gam na; Emerson Society; Gamma Chi Alpha; Gamma Iota Sigma; Gle-. Club; Music Education Club; S.N.E.A.; Vocal Ensemble; Orchestra. Freeman, Barbara — E 1 Society. Fulp, Marty Catheine — Chapel Choir; Emerson Society; Echo; Student Christian FellcA-ship. Gardner. La Rue Jeannette — Chapel Choir; Emerson Society; Glee Club. Business Manager. Vice-President; G.C. Sons Daughters; Music Edu- cation Club; Student Christian Fellowship. Music Committee Chairman; Gold Book; Opera Workshop. Gaskins, Frances Johanna — Emerson Society; Religious Education Club. Chaplin; Student Christian Fellowship, World Service Committee Chair- man. Gooding, Robert H.— Psychology and Special Ed. Club; Business Club. Grant, Rebecca Idella — Emerson Society; S.N.E.A. Gray, Virginia Lee— G.C. Sons Daughters; Irving Society; Spanish Club; Young Republicans Club, Hauser, Susan Barry —Emerson Society; Modem Dance Club; Echo; Lyre; Tutorial Program. Hawks, Curtis Michael- Alpha Phi Omega. Haynes. Janice Carolyn — Irving Society, Marshal. President; Pep Club; Echo. Art Editor. Assistant Editor; Social Life Committee, Co-Chaimian; Senior Class Vice-President; S.N.E.A,; Gold Book, Hearn. Carol M.— Cheerleader, Head; Inter-Club Cxiuncil; Irving Society, Treasure; Echo; S.N.E.A. Henry, M. Annie — Alpha Kappa Gamma; Chap)el Choir; Court of Appeals; Emerson Society; G.C. Marshal; Collegian; Echo; Student Christian Fellowship; S.N.E.A.; Women ' s Judici;il Cxjuncil; Student Government. Officer; Dean ' s List; Gold Book. Hill. Jewell Irene — Court of Appeals; Emerson Society, Marshal; G.C. Mar- shal; Modem Dance Club; Echo; S.N.E.A.; Women ' s Judicial Council; Junior Class Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Gold Book; Future Teacher Repre- sentative. Holleman. Diane —Emerson Society; Student Christian Fellowship; S.N.E.A.. Vice-President. Hood Mildred Louisa — Emerson Society; Modem Dance Club; Pep Club; Echo; Student Christian FellowsMp; S.N.E.A.; Women ' s Judicial Coun- cil; Dean ' s List; dM Book. Jakhtsch. Raymond F. — Alpha Phi Omega. Historian. Sgt.-at-Axms; Psi Omega; Chapel Choir; G.C. Players: Psychology and Special Education Club; Cx llegian, Sports Editor. Johnson. Kathleen Robinsrn -Emerson Society; Echo; Day Student ' s Assoc; Gold Book. Johnson, Linda Ann- Emerson Society; Dean ' s List ' Gold Book, Johnson, Mary Olivia — Fmerson Society; Glee Club; Music Education Club. Joyce, Barry, Jordan, Raymond Craig— Transfer from Lambeth College. Presnell. Lynne Overman— Emerson Society; Glee Club. Vice-President. Keggereis. Shaaron Leigh — Alpha Kappa Gamma; Chapel Choir; Glee. Club, Accompanist, Student Director, Recording Secretary; G.C. Sons Daughters; Honor Council, Chairman; Irving Society; Modem Dance Club; Lyre. Poetry Editor; College Bowl; Gold Book; Tutorial Program. Campus Coordinator. Price. Ann Marie— Alpha Kappa Gamma, Vice-President; Emerson Society; Glee Club; Religious Education Club, Secretary; Spanish Club, Program Chairman; Student Christian Fellowship, President, Vice-President, Fellowship Chairman; S.N.E.A.; Dorm Vice-President; Dean ' s List; Ju- nior Honor Society; Gold Book; College Bowl. Klotz. Bob — Alpha Psi Omega. Treasurer, President; G.C. Players; Echo, Sports Editor; Social Life Committee; Junior Class President, Inter- Club Council; Sigma Pi Alpha. Price. Trixanna— Cheerleader; Emerson Society; Pep Club; Echo. Classes Editor; Spanish Club; Student Christian Fellowship; S.N.E.A.; Gold Book; Dean ' s List. Knight, Theseus Loman Jr. — Gamma Chi Alpha, President, Historian; Young Democrats Club; G.C. Chapter of Administrative Management Society; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Consrdinator, Business Club. Kuhn, Audrey Sharon — Chapel Choir; Emerson Societ -; Glee Club; Music Education Club; S.N.E.A. Lacy, Donna Lee — Emerson Society; G.C. Marshal; International Relations Club, S.N.E.A.; Sophomore Class Officer; Gold Book. Pruitt. Lihan Arlett —Chapel Choir; Emerson Society; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Vice-President; S.N.E.A. Reynolds. Gamett Anne— Cheerleader; Emerson Society; Pep Club; Orien- tation Counselor. Richards. Sharon Elizabeth -Emerson Society; Glee Club; Music Education Club; American Guild of Organists. Lowman. Trishia Ann-Chapel Choir; Emerson Society; S.N.E.A. MacFadyen, Dianne Moore — Emerson Society; Pep Club; Psychology and Special Education Club; Echo; S.N.E.A.; Gold Book. Ruch. Clare Elizabeth— Aquabelles; Emerson Society; CC. Players; Col- legian. Editor-in-Chief; S.N.E.A. McMuUen. Prisilla — Aquabells; Emerson Society; Modem Dance Club; ParhamentarianofSem or Class; S.N.E.A.; Junior Honor Society; Dean ' s List; Gold Book. McNeill. Penny Wiggins — Court of Appeals; Irving Society, Marshal; Span- ish Club; S.N.E.A.; Junior Class Vice-President . Mader, L. Russell — Chapel Choir; G.C. Marshals; Echo; Student Govern- ment; Basketball, Manager; Administrative Management Society. Marchand, Judith Ester — Alpha Psi Omega; Emerson Society; Echo. Mattocks, Catherine Douglas — Emerson Society, Formals Co-director; Student Christian Fellowship; S.N.E.A. Miller. David Arnold- International Relations Club; Echo; State Student Legislature, Chairman; Young Democrats Club, President; Student Cabinet. Moye, Barbara Gunn — Emerson Society; G.C. Marshals; Modem Dance Club; Student Cabinet, Representative; May Court. Nanney, Mary Ann — Chapel Choir; Emerson Society; Glee Club; Music Education Club; S.N.E.A Neal, Charles Floumay — Honor Council; Administrative Management Society, Vice-President; Gold Book; Deans List. Ogle, Harvie Camille— Aplha Psi Omega; Chapel Choir; G.C. Players; Irving Sfxiety; Pep Club; Psychology and Special Education Club; Echo: Social Life Committee; Dorm President. Shuford. Doris Annette Emerson Society; G.C. Marshals; Echo, Advertis- ing Staff; State Student Legislature; Junior Domi President; Student Council, Treasurer. Sloan. Gloria— Orientation Counselor; Class Officer; Alpha Kappa Gamma; Emerson Society; Modem Dance Club; Student Christian Fellowship; S.N.E.A.; N.S.A. Smart. Margaret Virginia— Emerson Society; Religious Education Club; S-C.F. Staley, PhylHs Gayl lodem Dance Club. Stewart. Margaret Eugenia -Emerson Society, Marshal. Vice-President; Spanish Club. Thomas, Judy Ann— Alpha Phi Omega; G.C. Players. Vice-President; Irv- ing Society; Modem Dance Club; Psychology and Special Education Club; Gold Book. Thomburg, Diane— Intemational Relations Club; Irving Society; Psychology and Special Education Club; Echo; S.N.E.A.; Gold Book. Trojanovvski, Hermann John —Honor Council; lnternation;il Relalions Club. Turner. Judy Emerson Society ; Religions Education Club. Ward, Betsy -S.N.E.A.; May Court. Wagner, Thomas E.— Alpha Phil Omega; Beta Iota Omega; Chapel Choir; G.C. Marshals; G.C. Players; Pep Club; Collegian; Judicial Council; Student Cabinet. Parks, Kathryn Allsbrook —Chapel Choir; Emerson Society; G.C. Players; Gamma Chi Alpha; Collegian; Relijpous Education Club, President; Gold Book. Pate, Nancy -G.C. Players; Irving Society; S.N.E.A,; iUM BmA; Dean s List; Junior Honor Society; Orientation Counselor. Wall, Delinda- Aquabelles; G.C. Players; G.C. Sons Daughters; Irving Society; Collegian; Lyre; Gold Book; Deans List. 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