Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

303 cuUdjU tJL CARLYLE CAMPBELL LIBI RY Meredith College Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 THE YEARBOOK OF MEREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS JSineteen Ann Covington, Editor Carol Park, Business Manager CARLYLE CAMPBELL UBRARY MEREDITH COLLEQE n With the beauty of Spring in evidence, we approach the comple- tion of the school year at Meredith College. Surely, it has been a year of golden days not soon to be for- gotten by those who have shared its riches together. We of the staff hope this edition of the Oak Le. ' vves will help you recall all that is Meredith when the vividness of memory has failed. Turn the pages now and relive 1960-61. Ann inlormaUy. nwri-r - -- ' ' -- r i r f jiTitf-rr- ' ■ present A a ear I wrote Senior on my registration card. I took full advantage of my many Senior privileges, but not until Founder ' s Day did I realize that this was my last year at Meredith. o golden da i Ye shall know the Truth and the Truth shall make you free: ' What shall I sing to my Lord from my window . . . filled witit itudlei Sist erhood and suspense hm t©5 v. To Meredith wc Icarc a xijiiibul of Die I ' .lGl girl — our class doll. with campus We as students search and find. H ta « . -; , Hfci gm fpr ■T! S 1 ipE l ' Wk r Hi M A break in ihc itnu lor both faculty and students. activities and with ULI « A vital part of our campus life — those bridge hands until seven-thirty. ' - VI the g,aiet o y outh A little bit of tradition viakes a beautiful day. Spiing . and cherry trees along the drive ■ i i  ' i i«t i m.. i i .ij H H ]jnimi i i t i i ijiiMH ii ii i rnii«jjim ! wi i i.n-yij,j.., -; ' AJ) i . - able Of Contents Administration and Faculty 13 Student Body 25 Campus Activities 89 Honoraries 123 Features 129 Advertisements and Student Directory. ...139 r 10 For extending a steady hand to us as we began the Meredith way of life. For giving freely of your time in understanding counsel, we thank you. For calming ou r fears by being our friend. For sharing our excitement by being enthusiastic yourself, we thank you. For setting a standard of scholarship toward which we may ever strive, For teaching us life ' s true values and pointing us to our Source of strength, we thank you. But most of all, we thank you for loving Meredith, For we too seem to have found that love. In sincere appreciation we dedicate our 1961 Yearbook to DR. ROGER H. CROOK dlcatlon m, c4dntinUtra Hon I znd acult President To Meredith College Students: This edition of the Oak Leaves, a summary record of happy fellow- ship and worthy achievement in the year 1960-61, will give you continuing pleasure through the coming years. This is as it should be. The finest service of this recol- lection, however, will be the re- kindling of the imagination and purpose for more rewarding ex- periences in the world which you are yet to create. To all of you, my kindest per- sonal regards and best wishes always. Carlyle Campbell President March 1, 1961 :AdminUtration ACADEMIC DEAN LEISHMAN A. PEACOCK, Ph.D. DEAN OF STUDENTS LOUISE E. FLEMING, A.M. BUSINESS MANAGER AND TREASURER V. HOWARD BELCHER, B.S. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS ROBERT G. DEYTON, A.B. 15 c4dm in U tra tlv Hazel Baity. A.B. in L.S. hxhrarian Agnes Cooper, A.B. News Bureau Director Carolyn Covington, A.B. Secretary to the Vice-President Mary M. Edwards Equitation Director Jane Greene, A.B. in L.S., A.M. Assistant Librarian Mae Grimmer, A.B. Executive Secretary of the Alumnae Association Mary K. Hamilton Secretary to the Dean Dru M. Hinsley, A.B. Supply Store Manager Harriet Holler Assistant Dietitian BoBBYE Hunter Dietitian Edna Hurst, R.N. Nurse Mrs. Betty H. Ennis Secretary to the Registrar Margaret L. Johnson Secretary, Business Office tai Mary Bland Josey, A.B. Public Relations Assistant LuLA M. Leake, M.R.E. Assistant Dean of Students Vera Tart Marsh Registrar Ellen D. Mimms Dining Hall Hostess Faye F. Orders Bookkeeper Virginia B. Pruden, A.B. Assistant Librarian Lois S. Renfrow Secretary to the President Lucy H. Saunders, R.N. Nurse William J. Senter, B.S., M Physician Harry Simmons Supervisor of Maintenance MaBelle Smith Assistant Dean of Students Martha J. Whilden House Director Betty Jean Yeager, A.B. Secretary to the Dean of Students 17 . Helena W. Allen, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education LiLA Bell, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education Edwin K. Blanchard, M.Mus.Lit. Assistant Professor of Music Ellen Dozier Brewer, A.M. Professor of Home Economics N) P. Floyd Brookens. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics Ernest F. Canaday, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics 3acuUy, Ruth A. Clarke, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art James L. Clyburn. M.S. Instructor in Music Bernard H. Cochran, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Religion Harry E. Cooper. Mus.D., F.A.G.O. Professor of Music Helen Jo Collins, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Roger H. Crook, Th.D. Associate Professor of Religion J8 Beatrice Donley, B.M. Associate Professor of Miisic Harry K. Dorsett, A.M. Associate Professor of Educatio7i James H. Eads, Jr., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Lois Frazier, M.S. Assistant Professor of Business Susanne H. Freund, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Phyllis W. Garriss, M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music y acuity Velma Mae Corsage, A.M. Instructor in English Dorothy P. Greenwood, A.B. Instructor in English Isabelle Haeseler, M.S.M. Instructor in Music Jennie M. Hanyen, A.M. Associate Professor of Home Econcmics Lucy B. Jeffries, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Mary Lynch Johnson, Ph.D., L.H.D. Professor of English Ira O. Jones, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology Alice Barnwell Keith. Ph.D. Professor of History loNE Kemp Knight, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English William R. Ledford, A.M. Instructor in Foreign Langiiages Sarah McCulloh Lemmon, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Quentin Oliver McAllister Ph.D Professor of Foreign Languages 3acuU Ralph E. McLain, Ph.D. Professor of Religion Geneva Martin, A.B. Instructor in Mathematics Margaret C. Martin, A.M. Instructor in Foreign Languages J Jay D. Massey, A.M. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Lucy Ann Neblett, A.M. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages jMattie E. Parker, A.M. Instructor in History 20 Stuart Pratt, Mus.M. Professor of Music VsDavid R. Reveley, Ph.D. Professor of Education Ruth B. Robinson, B.S. Instructor in Business j Norma Rose, Ph.D. Professor of English j Julia M. Snyder, M.S. Instructor in Physical Education Jean Swanson, M.Mus., F.A.G.O. Assistant Professor of Music faculty. Leslie W. Syron, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Economics Ethel Tilley, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Philosophy Lillian Parker Wallace, Ph.D. Professor of History John A. Yarbrough, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Mary Yarbrough, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry and Physics 21 LeRoy Martin- Chairvian Sarah E. V. Watts..... V ice-Chairman V. H. Belcher Secretary-Treasurer Terms Expire 1961 Robert H. Gilbert, Kinston C. E. Parker, Lincolnton Virginia L. Roberson, Rocky Mount John M. Simms, Raleigh D. J. Thurston, Jr., Wilson Elizabeth T. Wagoner, Thomasville Sarah E. V. Watts, Asheboro Jack B. Wilder, Greensboro Terms Expire 1963 Raymond A. Bryan, Goldsboro Foy J. Farmer, Raleigh W. W. Finlator, Raleigh R. Walker Martin, Lexington L. M. Massey, Zebulon Marvin L. Slate, High Point W. Fred Williams, Greensboro Terms Expire 1962 Claudilene S. Bone, Nashville Randolph Gregory, Wilmington J. M. Kesler, Winston-Salem LeRoy Martin, Raleigh Charles O. Milford, Charlotte Mary C. Norwood, Goldsboro Herman A. Rhinehart, Durham W. H. Weatherspoon. Raleigh Terms Expire 1964 Maude D. Bunn, Raleigh Elizabeth J. Dotterer, Sanford Paul Early, Greensboro Hatcher S. Elliott, Charlotte Hayden B. Hayes, Hickory Ernest P. Russell, Dunn Preston J. Taylor, Mount Airy Cxecutlve Committee L. M. Massey, Chairman Elizabeth J. Dotterer, V ice-Chairman Maude D. Bunn Foy J. Farmer W. W. Finlator LeRoy Martin John M. Simms D. J. Thurston, Jr. W. H. Weatherspoon 3n ilemoriam Patricia Anne Martin August 11, 1939— December 30, 195 ' Class of 1961 m. r Student odi ¥ Senior I am the Class of 1961. I came to Meredith four years ago from the noisy cities, from the bustling towns, and from the quiet countrysides. Homesick, afraid of new faces, awed by mountains of assignments, word studies, and term papers, cling- ing to my high school yearbook and the past. I was becoming an important part of Meredith. I dressed in silly clothes and tried my hand at hog calling. I even produced a Stunt called The Pearl. It didn ' t win a prize — but I was learning. Then suddenly I was a Sophomore — and, I suppose, wise and foolish. No longer afraid, but rather self-confident, I watched the Class of 1962 approach much as I had just a year before. That year I chose my major and began making decisions for my future — a future that included a sad farewell to my Big Sister amid daisies, tears, and songs. Junior year I launched into dramatics with more fervor. The Day the Fairies Smiled didn ' t win a cup, but it gave me a new spirit of love and co-operation. I was growing; I was learning; and I had a wonderful Little Sister who looked to me for guidance. And now with required courses taken, with hours in lab over, with term papers completed, I am ready to leave college behind. No, never behind, for more than I have become a part of Meredith, Meredith has become a part of me. I am the Class of 1961 and I am ready for Tomorrow. J4Utory. Class Liles, WonhxngXon. Alien, Bradsbaw Bette Liles . President Jeannette Worthington - Vice-President Mary Lou Allen... Secretary Raney Bradshaw - - Treasurer Ollicer 27 Ma -y Lou Allen igion Rock ngharn hooped skirt and a gentle breeze blowing Spanish moss . . . a perfect lady . . . neatness ... a willing hand raised from Phi supper club to Spanish meeting. The girl with strawberry blond hair ... Phi M. L. Peggy Perry Alston Home Economics Louisburg Stars fell on Alabama and a home for two — John Davis . . . expert cookie maker . . . pro on the tennis courts . . . warm per- sonality . . . artistic ability shown in flower arrangements . . . Phi Peggy. Margaret Ellen Arline Religion Raleigh Blue eyes that light up ... a beaming personality ... a mother of three with the collegiate look of a college senior . . . revise- trite, a would be author ... a snap of the finger, a friendly smile . . . Astro Meg. Senior Frances Maria Barton Business Hendersonville A trace of Faberge in the air ... a brown eyed lass with spunk . . . hotdogs at 10 p.m. . . . has anyone seen my glasses? ... a mountain lass ... an effi- cient night hawk . . . Astro Frances. Mabel Jean Basnight Mathematics Manteo The sounds of bongo drums under the Maple trees . . . ocean spray, a baby-blue crewneck, a cup of coffee, a volume of Nitzsche . . . m- . . . completely uninhibited . . . famous love af- fairs . . . Like, man? . . . Phi Lebam. Demetra George Bellios History Laurinburg A quiet soft voice . . . New York Times newspaper . . . alias, Kookia ... tea party ... a fond love for Peace College . . . a steady diet of term papers . . . full of giggles . . . Yall guess what? . . . bubble gum and natural curly hair . . . Astro, Tula. 28 Ruth Anne Arnold ucation Fuquay rambunctious bubbling 5 ' 2 coffee and doughnuts at 8:00 1. . . . My hair won ' t do a ng! . . . homeward bound Ty week end . . . wedding Is . . . Jimmie . . . Yours . 3rd on 3rd Brewer . . . Phi nie. Jeanelle Hill Baker Business Colerain A beach week end and a pizza party . . . future C. P. A. . . . an extended vocabulary . . . gener- ous and efficient ... a baby blue Corvair . . . headed for Carolina ... a Sig Ep pin . . . flamingo . . . Hey, beech . . . talks in sleep . . . Phi Jennelle. Carol Jones Barnes Sociology Raleigh A quiet but sparkling personality greeting guest at her home . . . spirited leader of the Day Stu- dents . . . blissful marriage to a State graduate student. Lehman . . . always full of mischief . . . Astro Carol. Matha Theresa Biles Winston-Salem lay program ... a modernistic ign . . . straight-face humor Beulah the Buick . . . slow- I ' ing Mozelle in stunt . . . did lebody say Wall ? ... in f een meal diets . . . that tied look . . . paint anything everything . . . Phi Martha. Sara Sue Bowers Mathematics Knightdale Rusty leaves falling ... a peace- ful day in the country . . . phone calls never answered . . . shu- up . . . flair for dry wit . . . no demand for math teachers . . . organist??? . . . Boy-Boy in stunt. . . . and now my dog ' s all wet. . . . Phi Susie. CLASS OF 1961 Andrea Camille Boyette Mathematics Kenly Quietness ... as the first purple crocus of spring . . . the shy smile . . . mathematical wizard ... a bridge expert . . . last one to get ready . . . one more flick of the comb . . . sleepy time gal . . . Astro Camille. Rena Elizabeth Boyette Sociology Kenly A low voice near a mike . . . contemporary jazz ... a Delo with silver blonde hair . . . candle light and pizza . . . red roses from Davidson . . . carefree . . . year around school girl . . . dramatic in white . . . Astro Beth. Ruby Lane Bradshaw Mathematics Wilmington Spring azaleas .and a long beach week end . . . the Pythagoras follower with a nonchalant walk . . . easv-going personality . . . date bureau for the SAE ' s . . . T. V. ' s enemy, Saturday nights spent Bopping . . . Astro Raney. )enior Barbara Anr Britt Snow Hill English Far away places with strange sounding names . . . horizons un- limited . . . peacock blue ink . . . a soft southern accent ... a little white Valiant ... a willing helper from a book auction to many stars for the Astros . . . artistic journalist . . . Astro Anne. Anne Elizabeth Britton Mathematics Dunn A basketball game late in the afternoon . . . talks a mile a minute with adjectives and de- tails . . . naturally waved hair ... a green Pontiac ' s daily exer- cise . . . future graduate school . . . math formulas and test tubes . . . Astro Anne. Virginia Beale Brooks Sociology Warsaiv. Va. A blond Virginian in a brown leather jacket . . . dates at the Charco-Burger . . . transfer from Averett College . . . one of Dr. Svron ' s social workers . . . split ticket . . . What a laugh! . . . Phi Virginia. 30 therine Anne Irby Bramlett hematics Bon Air, Va. tness and preciseness . . . ry hair in place . . . lover of ques, partial to coinsilver 3ns . . . Ms . . . jello everyday Farm House sweetheart-mar- I . . . my boy Dave . . . si and nabs, Friday 13th . . . Anne. Patricia Reid Brice Biology Sanford A purple silk scarf tucked into the neck of a tailored dress . . . a January graduate, a February wedding, home with Steve . . . slow speech and a slow walk, but with certainty . . . hours of lab and hours of napping . . . Phi Pat. Gail Religion Rich, Marie Brinn Sanford warm autumn colors . . . the smartness of a Vogue model . . . capezio shoes and a French twist . . . Duke and the Shoe and Slipper . . . Alex ... a summer in Europe . . . Oh, Gus- sie . . . made Meredith etiquette conscious . . . Astro Gail. Netta Katheryn Robinson Brotherton sic Raleigh concert stage . . . the rich uty of a contralto . . . the girl ) always had the goodest e . . . talkative and carefree . homemaker for Bob . . . 45 a.m. — the golden hour heads the library . . . Astro Jean Bumgarner Psychology Louisburg Cheerfulness peaking out from behind a stack of Freudian books . . . Philosophy . . . eat, drink, and be merry — tomorrow may be pschonalyzed ... a Friday- night movie date . . . contact lenses and a brand new Buick . . . Phi Jean. CLASS OF 1961 31 Anne Paige Bunch Religion Elizabeth City A long walk at the close of a day . . . mixed emotions of tears and laughter in gab sessions . . . long telephone conversations . . . In all seriousness . . . future D. R. E. . . . Pudge Punch . . . cheese pretzels . . . Phi Paige. Mary Lynn Caldwell Home Economics Charlotte A southern belle with a southern voice . . . look again. President Kennedy . . . That ' s right, fatty Daddy . . . Dan, Atlanta — a dia- mond in a paper bag . . . origi- nality in sewing . . . Phi Mary Lynn. Nancy Carol Campbell Mathematics Lakeland, Fla Long brown hair in a perfec page boy . . . Florida, the hom( away from Sanford . . . quid gestures ... a long and patien engagement. Johnny . . . manj week ends . . . S. W. A. K. . . Phi Nancy. s. enior Music Etta Joan Cope Charlotte A certain smile . . . the spirit of fun . . . piano teacher — practice room No. 6 . . . Let ' s have a party, group . . . keeper of the water buffalo . . . Please, Mr, Custer . . . filled dorm card — Charlie and 12:10 calls . . . matched lingerie . . . Phi Joan. Pearl Faye Corbett Business Ivanhoe Neatness mixed with perfection ... an actress in a peter pan collar . . . Little One . . . suite ' s No. one lawyer . . . great knitter of heelless socks . . . strong coffee at midnight . . . loves to eat out . . . two degrees in June . . . shrewd . . . Phi Faye. Ann LeStourgeon Covington Mathematics Wadeshon Perfection in a tailored blous( ... an ardent State fan . . . thai enthusiastic, winning smile . . the brain behind our Oak Leaves ... a mathematical wizard or Dean ' s List . . . Yeah, hun-hun ' . . . Astro Ann. 32 Janice Louise Capps le Economics Raleigh beams dancing on a china ic box . . . our Miss Raleigh 1 a winning smile for every- . . . delicate pastels and a complexion . . . the sounds n accordian — no limit to her nt . . . Study dates with ert . . . Phi Janice. Priscilla Faye Carter Education Chadbourn Natural curls and a southern drawl . . . never a dull moment . . . talks a mile a minute . . . furniture sliopping with Jack , . . a December wedding made her Mrs. Formy . . . rush, rush — library hawk ... a helping hand . . . Phi Faye. Bettie Margaret Cole Music Durham A music teacher in a madras suit . . . An Impala her junior year . . . many week ends, one of those close to home . . . I ' ll be back in 30 minutes from the music building. . . . Sunday night Maverick watcher . . . easy-going . . . Astro Bettie. Donna Gay Cowles hematics Charlotte lina doll in a pleated madras t . . . the phone never stops :ing for this math instructor . compact car and a quick Ige game after supper ... a nber of that Swinging Suite Astro Donna. Alice Catherine Currin Biology Oxford Gently, feminity and a white lab coat . . . never ruslied — always accurate on unknowns . . . fu- ture: medical technology school . . . big blue eyes and a char- acteristic laugh . . . expressions of excitement for everything from biology to scarab bracelets . . . Astro Alice. CLASS OF 1961 Ann Lupton Daniel Mathematics Wilson Hot Coffee and doughnuts . . . the only Brewer D . . . patron of the College Inn . . . stately manner and organization — from math to horseback riding ... a Dean ' s Lister in bed before 11 ;00 . . . Phi Ann. Ronalie ScharfT David Education Raleigh The goals and ability of a per- fectionist ... a friendly lass from Ohio . . . combines house wife and teaching . . . worry, worry ... a very expressive face . . . calls husband, David . . . football fan . . . Ronalie. Emily Nelson Dunn Education Hamlet The quietness of classical art and music — many cultural interests . . . summer worker at Ballen- tine ' s ... a sleepy head . . . fre- quent phone calls and a filled dorm card — Doug ... a con- siderate 3rd grade teacher . . . Emily. Senior Emily Lureese Evans Art Conway Bright splashes of paint on can- vases stacked all over the room . . . flashing eyes, I am so mad! . . . tiny feet and the famous pink flannel nightgown ... a diamond for Christmas instead of a hair dryer — John . . . Astro Lureese. Anita Ray Everett Education Rohersonville A no-trump hand and a tea party . . . Alias lightning . . . takes the whole closet for just one week end . . . early to bed, never to rise . . . awards a L. D. call from Frank ... a warm person- ality ... Phi Nita. Edna Faye Faircloth Biology Garland Milkshakes and a hot fudge sun- dae late in the afternoon ... a white lab coat . . . scratch my back . . . mixes Latin with sci- ence . . . Un-un . . . honey — - that burning quotation . . . Phi E. F. 34 rbara Linda Dobson Edwards iication Raleigh domestic setting with hi-fi sic in the background . . . nest and ambitious . . . col- tor of shoes ... a quiet eve- g at the movies with my a ... a cook who favors zas . . . well-organized . . . i Linda. Marjorie Faye Edwards Religion Kjiightdale Energetic and talkative — the girl with the expressive hands . . . always in a rush ... art lover? . . . Ah, my land! . . . Disciple of Dr. Crook . . . summers at Fruitland . . , charco-burger and chitters . . . friendly . . . Astro Margie. Anne Elder Education Greensboro Sweetness shrouded by sarcastic hilarity . . . psychology conscious teacher ... up at ' 6 to sort the morning mail . . . How many days until June? . . . week ends at Wake Forest, a diamond from Joe . . . Turkey . . . Astro Anne. Julia Ann Forbes Mary Margaret Fowler ■jlish Wilson Religion Tabor City jubbling blonde amidst blue A little girl with a heart of gold green . . . English themes at . . . trips to the hill for this vn . . . a campus leader with future social worker . . . Granny getting spirit . . . that low shoes . . . time to listen with a imanding voice . . . caught sincere answer . . . subtle dry wit t Fish . . . Astro Julia. . . . 2nd home, the library . . . Let me do it . . . Astro Mary Margaret. CLASS OF 1961 35 Bettie Reid Walton Frye Education Hickory The warmth and charm of an early American setting . . . Chest- nut brown accentuates auburn hair . . . red roses and serenades for the Sig Ep ' s sweetheart . . . Now wait a moment . . . mar- ried childhood sweetheart. Jim- my .. . Astro B. R. Nancy Sue Gaylord Education Jamesville A fast moving sports car, a ' 4 to 12 date on fraternity row . . . dates and more dates . . . blue- eyed schoolteacher in a matched o ' utfit . . . pizza and Pepsi fan . . . summer week ends at the beach . . . Phi Nancy Sue. Mary Ruth Gordon Education Marion Golden hair and baby ' s breath tied with a pastel ribbon . . . L. D. phone calls from Tennessee ... to be married to the Sig Ep president . . . snorts of laughter . . . May Court . . . Astro Mary Ruth. senior Phyllis Carol Green Music Stem A beautiful voice and a peaches and cream complexion . . . non- chalant and easy-going . . . blazer and fruit boots ... ice cream at all hours . . . Hen yea . , . trips to Tenn.; a June 10th wedding — Bobby . . . Phi Phyllis. Zelma LaRue Greene Religioji Zebulon Quality of a jewel — soft-spoken leader . . . barbecue and pepsies . . . That just ki-l-ls me! . . . Electrician in Thursday chapel . . . future golf pro? . . . honest abe with a distinct diction . . . clever jokes . . . Phi Zelma. Crissie Louise Gurkin History Williamston The demure daintiness of a china figurine — expressive blue eyes . . . finished college in three years . . . M. A. T. from Duke? ' . . . Just one hand of bridge ... on the go — N. Y. blast and Topsail week ends . . . Qui, Qui . . . Phi Crissie. Jacqueline Grady lish New Bern •ing ' s on a velvet carpet — hieight of elegance . . . excit- men in exciting profession a cup of black coffee, a back with bay-rum . . . Gail, do have to be so graphic! . . . 1 . . . Astro Jackie. Gaynelle Gray Education Newport The tunes of brown . . . sweet and slow . . . the village S W . . . constantly combs hair . Mercy . . . always in music building — week ends in More- head City, Atlantic Beach . . . blouses and pins . . . piano and bridge . . . Phi Gay. Elizabeth Ann Green Education Andrews, S. C. Magnolias and southern charm — a South Carolinian drawl . . . loud giggles late at night . . . the milky way kid ... tea party . . . a petit miss — a smart dresser . . . visitor to city court . . . Alias Broadus . . . Astro Libby. I arole LaVerne Hamrick gion Shelby nness and sentimentality — sounds of Mozart . . . easy- ig singer ... a stuffed Loo Oh-h-h me ... a love of ' ers . . . summer school every- •re . . . her goal to be a per- teacher . . . Phi Carole. Julia Ann Hardee History Enfield Barefeet and leotards — the choreographer of a modern dance . . a white ' 60 Chevy . . . That infuriates me! . . . back booth at Capri ' s Leonard, Alias Lun- ard ... a civics teacher — emphasis on politics . . . Astro Judy. Willie Imogene Harrelson Home Economics Clinton The sound of floppy bedroom shoes — a quick friendly visit . . . puts others first . . . ' shore enuf . . . daily trips to Home Ec Lab . . . East Carolina week ends . . . vivaciousness in blue . . . life of the party . . . Astro Imogene. Mary Bernard Helms Education Monroe Dyed to match hair and eyes . . . an avid lover of doughnuts . . . pizza crackers, and marshmal- lows ... a station wagon headed west ... a beautiful voice . . . knitting needles that never stop . . . bridge fan . . . Astro Mary. Holbrook Charlotte Sally Ai History Enthusiastic crusader — political discussions . . . rides bike to school ... a crumpled Kleenex and sniffles . . . It ' s been real ... a green coat with a fur col- lar, big brown eyes . . . graduate school? . . . Phi Sally. Dessie Belle Holland English Smithfielo A bowl of daisies — a volume oi Shakespeare . . . midnight coffee breaks . . . quiet determination . . . blue and white megaphone . . . I ' m a Tar Heel born, a Tai Heel bred . . . friendly helper to freshmen . . . Phi Belle. Senior Julia Ann Howie Business Monroe Expressive eyes — captivating in an Old South gown . . . choco- late ripple ice cream and happy music . . . How do you spell? . . . fingers in her hair . . . awful thankful at Thanksgiving . . . Howard ' s K. A. bride . . . Astro Judy. Mary Louise Hudson Business Benson The soft pink of a Desert Rose . . . versatile hair style for the working girl . . . advocator of hair spray . . . slow-drawn out speech . . . always friendly . . . baby blue eyes to match the blue of a Christmas tree . . . Astro Mary Louise. Margaret Lorene Hurst Music Wilmington Bach played on a baby grand piano . . . Sparkling blue eyes and peaches and cream complex- ion . . . world ' s greatest planner . . . village S W . . . bridge playei in red rope . . . Astro Margaret Julia Ann Horton lish Apex husiasm dressed in green . . . after midnight writing Shal e- are papers . . . from Fum- ' in stunt to senior H. P. . . . ipecial feeling for Smoke s in Your Eyes and Jerry . Astro Julia. Alexa Pauline Howell English Norwood Brown eyed leap year girl . . . teaching English in Garner . . . Sir, may I disagree . . . sum- mer worker at Caswell . . . Wild Acres . . . quiet smile . . . medi- tations at sunset . . . Phi Pauline. Nora Cauline Howell English Norwood Early fall — church retreat . . . behind the scenes helper — papers at ' 6 a.m. — salad girl . . . teacher of grammar at Broughton . . . low, friendly telephone voice . . . a slim volume of poetry — food for thought . . . Phi Cauline. Mildred Allen Jenkins ne Economics Raleigh nestication — the ability to ie a house a home . . . that ndly warm smile . . . wait- 1 talent in practice house? . . . ;iency in royal blue ... a Bd cook, especially desserts mother of 2 boys . . . Astro dred. Ann Taylor Johnson Business Shelby A flickering candle in a wine bot- tle, a red checkered tablecloth — a pizza . . . Don. a station to station call from Carolina . . . week ends spent 21 miles away . . . the girl with a tiny waist . . . Astro Ann. .J CLASS OF 1961 Linda Harland Johnson Sociology Durham A tailored blouse, a cardigan around her shoulders — strictly Ivy ... a vivacious perfectionist . . . see the world through yellow colored glasses . . . from Durham to Carolina — week ends with Sandy . . . Astro Linda. Judith Rodwell Jones Chemistry Seven Springs Blue eyes flecked with white and a friendly smile . . . Broken: one test tube . . . Now, Mrs. Col- lins — . . . roommate ' s art critic . . . Buddy, a love that bloomed in college . . . tutor in a white lab coat . . . Astro Judy. Frances Gayle Kelly History Tabor City An air mail letter and a cup of hot tea . . . presents from Europe from my boyfriend, Charles . . . A U, S. History teacher in a tailored blouse . . . Sunday night trips to Gino ' s in a red Ford . . . Astro Gayle. enior Music Lee Lassiter Corapeake and kid gloves — an Fine shoes old Virginian home . . . mixes playing the organ with jitterbug lessons . . . driver of a Dodge Dart ... a packed cedar chest — Frank . . . love for Tabby cats and jewelry . . . Phi Mary Lee. Carolyn Suzanne Leath Religi07i Shelby Vivaciousness hiding under a quiet surface . . . marriage and graduate school for two . . . Easy, alias James Boswell ' and an emerald cut . . . brilliance of the Twig . . . Betty Crocker ' s problem child . . . Astro Suzanne. Shirley McCotter Lee I Mathematics Arapahoe Falling brown leaves in a deep forest ... a pint-sized math genius . . . grades without study- ing .. . devotee of N. C. State from a certain boy to advanced calculus ... a date every night . . . Astro Shirley. Betty Lou Kennedy Lcation Mount Olive ipple of laughter from a tiny ... Just a sleeping and a king . . . phone calls asking 116 Brewer . . . do I look right? . . . partial to Mt. ve pickles . . . bridge and la . . . the spirit of the first de . . . Astro Betty Lou. Betty Jo Kinlaw English Raeford The spontaneous gaiety of a carousal ... a trip in the woods . . . Really? . . . white shoul- ders and a peach and cream complexion ... a mood-swing disease . . . Queen of the May . . . Milton ' s best girl friend . . . Phi Betty Jo. Madeleine Enid Kleiman Art Raleigh Bright splashes of color on a can- vas — ink sketches . . . intensive and penetrating . . . jet black hair, black leotards, and large handbags . . . great desire to learn Hebrew in Israel, summer 1961 . . . realism combined with mysticism . . . Madeleine. Zula Faye Lee iiness Raleigh ; perfection of a talented busi- s woman . . . that precise way speaking . . , That just upsets . . . ten o ' clock dates ... a ly schedule for this conscien- js worker . . . Don and a inze Olds . . . Zula . . . Astro Carolyn Elizabeth Liles Education Cincinnati, Ohio Delicate Japanese wind chimes and a dance on the lawn . . . week ends at Princeton with Jack ... an Ohio lass who leads the seniors . . . sparkling eyes match the sparks from a heir- loom diamond . . . the spirit of the Phis . . . Phi Bette. CLASS OF 1961 Betsy Grant Lyon Business Northside Exuberance with a characteristic voice ... a dollar three special . . . Betsy, you have a guest in the parlor. . . . 10:30 p.m. — bedtime . . . Joni James and a pearl ring . . . Roanoke Rapids in February . . . Myrtle Beach . . . Phi Betsy. Myra Hope McKenney History Virginia Beach, Va. Gingham checks and hard candy — an old fashion girl . . . that distinct Virginian accent — Now, friends . . . an easy-going wor- rier . . . taken any white glop lately? . . . studies history with the aid of a red plaid blanket . . . Phi Myra. Martha Murphy McMillan Business Red Springs Sophistication from black lace to a Scotch plaid . . . short naturally curly hair ... a career girl with a model ' s figure ... a typewriter lass with an artistic touch . . . I know just what you mean . . . Astro Martha. s, enior Linda Elaine Marsh Psychology Greensboro Blue-eyed blond with a happy, nonchalant walk . . . tea party . . . January graduate — a mas- ter ' s from State . . . bridge pro . . . analyzes her dates . . . loves to ride whether on horses or lit- tle Black Sambo . . . that dry, sharp wit . . . Phi Linda. Anice Marie Martin Sociology High Point A sunny, angelic look at the world . . . Banners for Nixon — Republican all the way . . . col- lege work with P. W. — headed for a social work career ... a voice never forgotten, an earnest way of talking . . . Phi Anice. Sonia Elizabeth Mattocks Music New Bern Dramatic . . . jet black and fur . . . Miss New Bern ... a beautiful soprano voice — Miss Donley ' s prodigee . . . concerts and choir practice . . . week ends at Wake Forest, calls from Okla- homa — Dickie . . . Astro Sonia. 42 irgaret Anna Ratley McNeill glish Red Springs afternoon tea and a literary cussion . . . demure and sweet , efficient hostess — cook book two . . . record speed in morizing lines . . . last minute dding — a lasting love for Hugh . loves mountains . . . Gino ' s zas . . . Phi Peggy. Kitty Clyde Makepeace Business Sanford Baby Ruths and Chanel No. 5 . . . a closet full of clothes, but noth- ing to wear . . . learning to play bridge — just learning . . . heart- breaker, but never heartbroken ... a future executive secretary . . . magazine fiend . . . Astro Kitty. Alice Gayle Maney Education Swannanoa The first violets of Spring . . . petite with a blushing smile . . . conscientious worker from stunt to history term papers ... a case of measles during her vacation . . . soft-voiced teacher . . . Phi Alice. Dorothy Wilson Maynard thematics Harrells ;mooth page-boy on a badmin- court ... a Christmas pres- ,, a wedding to Kirk . . . math , ' and night, comes in handy en counting turkeys . . . tan- nine gown . . . never here on ek ends . . . Astro Dot. Helen Ryland Neblett Hovie Economics Raleigh Modernistic designs and the sounds from a stereo . . . will- power to graduate in three years . . . early to bed and early to rise . . . chills ... a redheaded beauty . . . Freddy — going steady. Phi Delta pin, a diamond . . . active Phi Veep . . . Phi Helen. CLASS OF 1961 • 7, Wanda Newell History Walstonburg Fancy bop steps — a week end at Carolina Beach . . . White Shoul- ders . . . perfume and a tweed outfit ... a room full of overdue history books . . . State fan . . . sleeps all day — studies all night . . . oyster lover . . . Wander . . . Astro Wanda. Ruby Gail Newton Music Kenansville Unforgettable blue eyes — an opened love letter ... a gold heart on a chain, freckles . . . the classic out-of-it reply . . . hours and hours of practicing for this master of the piano . . . a filled date book . . . Phi Gail. Betty Louise Orr Education Mountain Home Solitaire Champ with a go getting personality . . . No. I wasn ' t born in the North. . . . State basketball fan, favorite hangout — Coliseum . . . Shelly Berman . . . Don ' t drop all that mail! . . . Monogram what? . . . Astro Betty. senior Clara Lou Peacock French Fremont La jeune fille, summers at the beach ... a member of the non- breakfast club, Dean ' s List . . . studying after midnight . . . beautiful clothes, a Hooks Brothers Special ... I think that ' s real nice . . . Phi Clara Lou. Education Raleigh Periwinkle blue eyes and wispy black hair ... a closet full of clothes — a fashionable dresser ... a lost fraternity pin, week ends in Raleigh, a lace Mantilla — Jimmy . . . collector of Elvis records . . . understanding teach- ers .. . Phi Lvnn. Elizabeth Ann Peters History Washington Summer on the Swanee — life of the party . . . Mee. Maw in Sen- ior stunt . . . Oh. bring I an ' pepsie ' . . . swimming and crossword puzzles . . . graduate school? . . . Blue eyes and a French twist . . . ever typed a termpaper in a car? . . . Phi Pete. Virginia Ruth Padgett lie Cliffside g stem roses and a piano :ert . . . graceful chief of the shals . . . that slow, ambling k . . . lost: appendix ... a ee date at Roy ' s with Bill — eday a Sig Ep bungalow . . . Gigi. Claudia Louise Parrish Business Salisbury A study break — a night at the movies . . . hamburgers, a light blue ' 61 Olds, afternoon lab . . . right arm to Twig and Acorn . . . burns no midnight oil ... a favorite at Forest Hills church ... a quiet worker . . . Phi Louise. Mary Stokes Parrish Home Economics Durham Surrounded by laughter — an im- pulsive wit . . . add a pearl neck- lace on a pastel sweater . . . The Day the Fairies Smiled . . . sewing and much coffee . . . Anchors Away — letters from Sandy . . . likes to go . . . Astro IVIary. Emma Josephine Pope nish Mocksville py blonde hair and sun glas- . . . tea party . . . dyes all her hes pink . . . Bridge anyone? 10 o ' clock dates with Bob — I week ends ... a big bad 1 . . . Tell it . . . Astro Jo. Elizabeth Ann Raynor Education Burlington Perfume and black lace — the perfect lady ... a house deco- rated in pink . . . instant coffee and bridge solitaire . . . spagetti for two, a black Corvair from Fort Lee — Ray . . . loves cos- metics ... a dissected news- paper . . . Astro Ann. CLASS OF 1961 45 Lydia Lantin de los Reyes Home Economics Raleigh Original folk dancing from the islands . . . petite in size — and acts that way . . . favorite color, brown, matches her brown eyes . . . friendliness with a smile . . . from the Far East to Raleigh . . . Lydia. Patricia Joy Rhue Education Raleigh A slender brownette in stylish attire . . . week ends in Charles- ton — a Sigma Nu pin — Dick . . . a well worn Webster ' s dictionary . . . always a smiling face . . . Peace ' s lost — Meredith ' s gain . . . Astro Pat. Kathryn Ann Rice Home Economics Sunbury The pureness of a pearl — the regality of a Queen . . . leads with distinction . . . hair that shines like new spun gold . . . trips to Virginia Beach, a dia- mond from Ronnie ... a stately walk in tailored clothes . . . Phi Kathryn. ] enior Novella Elizabeth Rountree Education Sunbury Footprints on Nag ' s Head ' s sand dunes — a swim in the ocean . . . a contagious giggle and beautiful cat eyes . . . Honestly . . . coffee all day . . . a W. C. transfer with a love for Meredith . . . Gino ' s . . . Phi Novella. Maggie Ann Rowe Religion Raleigh A sympathetic heart and a friendly, sincere smile . . . hot tea at midnight — a term paper expert ... a spastic nurse in stunt . . . gle-gook ... a scarab bracelet and a black sweater . . . seminary bound . . . What ' s that . . . Phi Ann. Art Suzanne Mary Sault Warwick, Va. Opening night, center-stage . . . a program from South Pacific . . . giggles all the time . . . ocean of lotions . . . hot tea and saltines . . . a trash can artist who watches Huckelberry Hound . . . Ed-ward — summer wedding . . . Phi Suzanne. - « ' Margaret Beal Ricks cation Rocky Mount ness in perfection . . . light- specialist for Senior stunt . . . :. State stickers and a leather — Clayton . . . from camp to hing first grade, children are vocation . . . Phi Margie. Margie Sue Rogers English Monroe A Southern journalist . . . teach- ing is the light of her life . . . very independent — Reading — ■ ' Let me read you this . . . many shades of green, a page boy . . . Dr. Pepper ... a Citadel pin, a London Fog — Sam . . . Astro Sue. Rachel Jeanette Rogers Religion Boydton, Va. The friendliness of a big family reunion . . . life ' s wonderful — excited over everything . . . That ' s very good! . . . big brown eyes framed by long eye- lashes . . . Chanel No. 5 . . . neatness with simplicity . . . Phi Rachel. Judith Louise Schaffer cation Greensboro filing leather loafers and a arded game of double soli- ; . . . contact lenses and eyes ;a blue . . . many swinging s for this future teacher . . . y, be-bop . . . Astro Judy. Joan Rebecca Scott Music Raleigh Stark realism — a flair for the contemporary . . . many pairs of glasses, the fragrance of Lianne . . . Ba rtok — room 2, music building . . . soft spoken wit . . . a floor-sitter, a mug of coffee and a copy of the New Yorker . . . Phi Becky. Nancy Jane Scott Education Haw River Long walks — the quiet beauty of a sunset . . . Brewer tea parties . . . love the Hill . . . letters from an Oxford man . . . home- made mints . . . sincerity plus ... I did not . . . Paisley ... a real asset . . . Astro Nancy. Susan Amanda Self History Asheville A yellow room, and Ray Coniff on the hi-fi . . . hot tea, dramatic clothes, and daisy hair clips . . . Pappy, my blue Chevy . . . organization of a girl who will go places ... a daily letter, a banjo — a diamond from Joe . . . Astro Susan. Anne Hunter Sharpe Music Cherryville A 5 footer directing shiny-faced children in a choir . . . village S W . . . efficient — industrious from Beethoven to cooking . . . letters. Peanut ' s caroons, sum- mers at Lake Junaluska ... I really ought to go practice . . . Astro Anne. Jane Kathleen Simmons Mathematics Mount Airy Tall, slender package wrapped in brown . . . running lay ups in basketball ... a week end at Duke . . . hair stylist for the suite . . . Daffy ... a cleared throat . . . Y ' all . . . excellent seamstress . . . Astro Kathleen. senior Miriam Ann Stallings Religion Smithfield Casual clothes and a friendly smile — that all American college look . . . Oh, y ' all ... a strik- ing blond — lover of the beach ... red roses faithfully— Bill . . . doggie bags from the Steak House . . . enthusiastic . . . Astro Ann. Eleanor Douglas Starke Home Economics Raleigh Faint lines on a sketch pad in accompaniment to a Tschaikov- sky Concerto . . . Let ' s go to the Steak House . . . horesback riding across the meadow . . . hazel eyes, brown hair, and a whiff of Faberge . . . Astro Elea- Molly Scott Stevens Art Arlington. Va. The echoes of a beautiful voice ... a rider clearing the top rail of a split fence . . . Faberge perfume and medicated hand cream . . . that watercolor . . . Shall we call it ' moths ' oi •butterflies ' ? . . . Astro Molly, C - 48 ivalyn Montreys Simpson cation Wilviington Dlond with rosy ciieeks — a sden figurine . . . slow danc- and needlepoint . . . early jed and never to rise . . . es anybody want to go to ' s? . . . loves ocean and sea- l . . . a certain drawl . . . Phi lyn. Joyce Education Ann Smith Stanley Big bracelets and tailored blou- ses — a career girl ... a brown- eyed Yankee . . . graduey . . . lover of children and scientific experiments . . . 5th grade teacher . . . What is this mad- ness? . . . Phi Joyce Ann. Gwendolyn Joan Spearman Education Greenville, S. C. The wind from an open window blows the pages of a Bride ' s magazine ... a heart surrounded by pearls on a matched outfit . . . the teacher with a TV and a car . . . sparkling emerald eyes for my Bill . . . Astro Gwen. Quincy Ann Stewart logy Tuckasegee red embers of an open fire chief dissecter for Mr. Eads dry with a mountain accent . Now, McKinney . , . rounge . . . red - headed ntist with natural curls . . . o Quincy. Hilda Anne Strayhorn History Hillsboro Friendliness in a brown cordu- roy gored skirt . . . y ' al-l-l . . . blue Chevy headed for Charco- burger . . . Percy Faith ' s bouquet . . . lost in the archives . . . have diploma will travel . . . oysters and ice . . . Phi Hilda. CLASS OF 1961 49 Sylvia Sidney Strayhorn Mathenjatics Belmont A walk on the beach — When I fall In Love . . . sweetness plus . . . Look, roomie . . . rises and shines early . . . Kennedy fan ... a trip to Roy ' s at 8:30 p.m. . . . m, . . . Mackie and many diamonds . . . Phi Sylvia. Senior Phyllis Gail Stroupe Art Homestead. Fla. An abstract painting — a flair for the unusual — tea party . . . easy- going lass from Florida . . . authoritv on the movie world . . . Do I have to bid with 20 points ' ' . . . Senior ' s make-up artist . . . soft-spoken . . . Phi Gail. Barbara Ann Sullivan Education Statesrille The girl with autumn colored hair . . . late afternoon sunshine on a tennis court . . . friendly ... a pencil sketcher . . . letters to Sam . . . Bridge, anyone? . . . planning for July . . . Phi Elizabeth Ann Tucker Sociology Albemarle Brown eyes and a bubbling laugh ... a ' 10 to ' 11 date and a jar of dimes ... a future social worker devoted to the cause of science and Jimmy ... a great aid to Dr. Syron . . . Phi Liz. Frances Donna Taylor Tucker Sociology Clearumter, Fla. A delicate gardenia and the first whiffs of spring ... a heirloom diamond in a high tiffany setting . . . dark eyes that never flash in anger . . . L. D. calls at 8 — happiness complete with her Howard in Tenn. ... as pretty inside as outside . . . Astro Donna. Jennie Parker Turlington Education Salemburg Strauss ' Waltzes, pearls and a melon colored slieath . . . Vil- lage S W . . . impulsive and considerate . . . Bull . . . week ends at A. C. ... a diamond on her anniversary, Jimmy ... a pale green Falcon . . . Astro Jennie. 50 Jenny Lou Taylor e Economics Deep Run red, white and blue of a )aign button — a speaker ' s 1 . . . helper to everyone, and on Dean ' s List . . . Miss er ' s lab assistant . . . daily rs from the Air Force . . . y bears for the Phi ' s . . . Jenny Lou Nancy Education Louise Thomas Leaksville Nancy with the laughing eyes ... a happy-go-lucky spirit who never complains ... set builder for the seniors . . . the long, true wait for Don . . . long auburn hair for a June wedding . . . Phi Nancy. Betty Jean Edwards Timberlake English Franklinton The patience of Job and a gentle voice , . , tiny with black hair and quiet eyes ... a conscien- tious student . . . combines stu- dent teaching with homemaking for Charles . . . noted for sweet- ness — a perfect lady . . . Phi Betty. Nancy Anne Turner ness Asheboro spirit of Christmas reflected le sparkling lights . . . our iee import that brought hter and wit to our campus 1 joke with an Italian accent borrowed decorations on rm door . . . Astro Nancy. Catharine Rollins Vick Education Raleigh Mother of a school going family . . . soon to take the role of teacher rather than student . . . highlight of school day — Chapel . . . permanent home in Capital City . . . finds sewing a hobby . . . Catharine. CLASS OF 1961 51 Julia Anne Vining French Garner A foreign language — a pass port to international excitement . . . conscientious worker . . . ability to play a good practical joke . . . big brown eyes and rhythmic steps ... a car that might run ... Phi Julia. Nina Elizabeth Wagner Education Charlotte Blue eyed city girl . . . the flam- ing Falcon ... a reserved chair in Dr. Crook ' s classes ... a fav- orite candy jar . . . summer in Mass. ... a camp counselor . . . conscientious and petite . . . Schmaltz . . . Phi Nina. Mary Carol Warwick Music Lumberton A versatile finger in every pie — an empty stage, black leotards, a piano . . . wet feet running to the phone . . . too many dates for one night . . . head full of blond curls . . . gay and bubbling . . . dresser full of cosmetics . . . Phi Mary Carol. senior Donna Helen White Religion Greensboro Intensity with a questioning mind . . . contact lenses and checkered shoes . . . musical therapy at Dix Hill — a shoulder to cry on . . . Johnny, a track meeting, a summer wedding . . . Phi Helen. Phyllis Anne Williams Education Fayetteville The flutter of a blue ribbon on the halter of a thoroughbred . . . sophisticated lady . . . pol- ished fingernails and sparkling jewelry . . . immaculate in every respect . . . campus paid off with a diamond from Nat . . . Astro Phyllis. Elizabeth Thornton Woody Mathematics Plant City, Fla. Sea shells washed upon a Florida beach . . . knitting fever . . . for large sums of money I will paint your picture . . . considerate ! . . red and white painting clothes and hot tea . . . m, . . . L ' aimant . . . Phi Beth. Ruby Mae Webster theviatics Chapel Hill genuine interest — and good [ . . . Statistician pro excel- ; . . . The Pines after Dixie ssics — Ruby Baby . . . ;ken pie ... I know it . . . Inight math sessions . . . mail- 1 for suite . . . Phi Ruby. Barbara Lee Wenberg Education Wilviington A blaring combo on fraternity row . . . dancing feet and a French twist ... a teacher of small fry, who sings and can ' t carry a tune ... a care-free atti- tude . . . cute as a button . . . Astro Barbara. Linda Lucy Whisnant History Hickory Big brown eyes to match a big heart ... a suitcase packed well in advance, headed for Charles- ton and Clem . . . surprise! Dean ' s List ... a caught bridal bouquet, and a new car . . . Astro Lucy. Ima Jeannette Worthington Tie Economics Ayden ' .s that sparkle like a new ny . . . beautifully dressed a Sunday morning . . . cook- mixed with laughter in the ctice House ... a constant •ary patron until Dan — then igma Nu pin . . . Phi Jean- te. Anne Hutchins Young Sociology Durham A golden charm for every happy moment . . . summer schools and early graduation . . . loves to eat pickles . . . water skiing at Bugs Island . . . Duke med school — Dr. Bill and a Florida honeymoon . . . vivacious . . . Phi Anne. CLASS OF 1961 s. enior Miss Meredith KATHRYN RICE College Marshal GIGI PADGETT superlative Most Intellectual SUZANNE LEATH Friendliest NANCY SCOTT Best All Round Town Student CAROL BARNES Most Attractive DONNA TUCKER (Senior Superlative 56 Chief Counselor ANN STALLINGS Most Versatile MARY CAROL WARWICK Senior Superlative Wittiest NANCY TURNER Cutest JULIA HOWIE Uf- Best All Round Dorm Student BETTE LILES Most Athletic ANNE BRITTON J4ow ii)e Jiaug hed . Let ' s have a party. Intellectual curiosity . . . Who are you dating this week end? What course did you say t ' .is icas? ' Smiles, tears, and good-bye Dinner is served. Join our society. ' ' Bloody Mary is the girl for me. u n I o r Warm September days brought us back to Meredith, and it was 1960, our Junior year. It was a promising year, one we had anticipated for a long time. Our return brought memories of Freshman days, and it brought reunion, and little sisters. October colors surrounded us as we applied ourselves to major classes, brought out cur favorite wools, and took last chances at beach trips before winter. Brisk November breezes whisked through bare trees as we rushed to fraternity parties, as we worked ourselves into a purple glow for Stunt, on which we prided ourselves greatly, and as we headed home for a much-needed Thanksgiving va- cation. Cold, cold mornings of December found us forcing ourselves reluctantly from our beds for 8:30 ' s while the nights held ex- citing parties, thoughts of a wonderful Christmas, and a strange warmness in crowding into a bus to sing carols. January brought a new year — 1961 — new resolutions, new pins and diamonds, and new problems — exams! However, February brought better hopes, with class rings and snowy week ends, thoughts of Spring and wedding plans. March winds and April showers found us with high hearts and term papers, while May brought memories of a daisy chain and forethoughts of beaches and summer fun. Our Junior year had shown us new light in our studies, maturing decisions in our personal lives, and an ever-growing sense of thankfulness for and appreciation of Meredith. It had been a good year! J4Utory. Class Dailey. Walker. Adams. Mallard. Rachel Dailey President Anne Mallard Vice-President Sandra Walker .— Secretary Barbara Adams Treasurer O icer 63 f Barbara Cleo Adams Elizabeth Pate Adams Wanda Gae Adams Johanna McKevlin Adler Mildred Jean Ayscue Lucille Weather- spoon Benton f Mae Letitia Blount Betty Hale Bone Eli .zabeth Smith Brannan Elizabeth Anm Braswell Lucy Helen Butler Celia Ann Caldwell Seleda Ruth Camp Anna Lee Gartner Sara Ann Chandler Jo Ann Clayton Dorothy Joyce Collie Frances Gwendolyn Cooper Cynthia Corbett Melinda Kay Corpening il f 9 64 rley Ann Ballard ny Lillian Briggs Melinda Grace Barnes Margaret Carole Brock Mary Ogie Baugham Theresa Ernestine Brown Martha Clifford Heals Patricia Ann Bryant Amy Lu Bell Judith Ann Bollard ncy Rose heaves ye Dean Jreech Patricia Ann Christenbury Susan Helen Creech Daphne Joan Clark Rachel Carolyn Dailey Joyce Clark Maria Abriani D ' arday Q CLASS OF 1962 65 Brenda Gail Davis Peggy Lula DeLoatch Lilmar Sue Gatlin Joyce Cameron Garner Elaine LeDhu Gillespie Judith Goodv in funior ' Carol Walden Harris Peggy Dare Harvell Mary Carolyn Hawkins Nancv Fa Holden Tinv Sue Holland Mary Gladj Jackson Lora Evalena Epps Lena Elizabeth Gray Clayta Ann Fender Rosa Lynr Gruits Henri Karl Fisher Linda Katherine Lula Isabel Tate Hales Hall Elizabeth Lee Hill via O ' Daniel Judy LeClaii Jeffcoat Johnson Anita Louise Jones Scarlett Leigh Hill illie Jean Jones CLASS OF 1962 67 Diane Ford Journigan Carol Elizabeth Kendall Linda Louise Kirby Carol Jean Knight Suzannt ' Lackey Jessie Mae Long Rachel Virginia Lowe Terra Gave McDonald Alice Josephine McGuire Nancy Joan McGranahan Martha Virginia Morgan Sara Elizabeth Morrow Shirlev Dixon Mokeley Linda Elaine Motsinger Martha Kirk Murray Carol Joyce Park Mildred Ann Fatten Brenda Leah Payne Emma Lou Perry Mary Susan Peterson Carolyn Miller Lay Marilyn Katharine Maner Hilda Jo Maness Sarah Thackston Mauldin Betty Lynn Neal Carolyn Faye Nicholds Mary Louise Nichols incy Louise Gwendolyn Mae Kathryn Shaw Judy Elizabeth Phillips Picklesimer Pruitt Purcelle CLASS OF 1962 p f tl Margaret Harrison Anita Lutes Rand Richardson Barbara Lynne Stewart funiori ' Nancy Lee Wade Sybil Lorena WilUams Nancy Eaton Ricker Martha Ann Stuckey Florence Kathleen Roberts Beverly Yvonne Summey Sandra Joan Walker Nancy Carol Wilson Frances Ruth Walston Carol Rose Wood Patricia May Walston Ida Card Senter Patricia Ai Taylor 70 all Caroline Shoal atricia Ann Taylor Catherine Wood- house Simpson Jean Butler Tew Judy Lavonne Smith Margaret Ann Thomas Sandra Sue Stanley Margaret Barrett Tomlinson Pattie Helms Steen Noona Beth Turner thryn Jean Weeks Julianna Yancey Anne Hardaway White Nancy Doris Yates Beverly Mae V hite Jacquelyn Talley Young Marguerite Davis Wilkins Judith Ann Young CLASS OF 1962 Sophomore Our Sophomore year opened as a book to the title page. No longer were we the lowly Freshmen, awestruck by the posi- tion of our upper classmen, the Sophomores. Now that title was ours. Turning on to face the table of contents of our year, we looked forward to the promising events of cur future. As we began, each day turned as a page; we planned for an ap- proaching climax. Having worked with devotion and diligence, we were rewarded with a tie for first place at Corn Husking. Our table of contents had promised another success, and we were bound together to fulfill the promise. Again success was ours, and we accepted our reward as we won first place in Stunt. With new courage and enthusiasm we eagerly turned the rest of the pages of our year. Having begun our book with unwavering ambition, we became interested enough to pass our exams, tests, grades, and a new semester to receive other re- wards of rings and pins. Our final chapter, making the daisy chain and wishing the best for our graduating sisters, encour- aged us to continue our book to include two more years. Weak- ened only by the thought of losing our Big Sisters. we strove on to the end of the year with our index to remind us of our glorious years of success and with an eye of anticipation toward the future. J4Utory. 72 Class Copley. Williams. Goodwin. Brasch. Lynda Copley President Betty Brasch Vice-President Eleanor Goodwin —.. Secretary Nancy Williams Treasurer Officer Left to right, first row: Patricia Lou Alsup, Nancy Davis Armour, Mary Devericks Arm- strong, Ruth Fisher Armstrong, Judyth Evie Austin, Judith Leigh Avery, Norma Louise Baker, Sarah Jean Baker, Martha Manly Ballou. Second row: Ann Drucilla Barnhardt. Geneva Undine Barnhill, Bryna Mildred Barrett, Carol Lea Barrett, Linda Carole Baxter, Betsy Bland Benthall. Betty Glenn Blackard, Linda Ham- rick Blalock, Barbara Susan Blanchard. Third roio: Anice Cecelia Boyd, Martha Eliza- beth Brasch, Brenda Lee Britt. Virginia Bridgers Browning, Brenda Frances Bunn, Stella Jean Burrell, Linda Lou Carter, Mary Frances Carver. Martha Carol Christian. Sopnomore 74 Class of 1963 w) % Left to right, first row: Myrtie Philecta Clarke, Harriet Clark Cole, Sylvia Annette Cooper, Lynda Jean Copley, Brenda Virginia Corbett, Nancy Elizabeth Dail, Elizabeth Rebecca Daniel, Helen Finch Daniel, Berma Jean Davenport. Second row: Katherine Gene Davenport, Mary Louise Davis, Vicki Kay Derreberry, Doris Matilda Dew, Harriet Bruce Dodd, Nancy Elizabeth Edwards, Gladys Sandra Fisher, Linda Jean Foster, Callie Joan Frazier. Third row: Elizabeth Keighron Fuqua, Brenda Sue Gann, Victoria Jane Glenn, Eleanor Pauline Goodwin, Frances Anne Gorham, Judy Annette Graves, Margaret Anne Greene, Rebecca Ann Griffin, Marion King Hall. 75 Left to right, first row: Norma Jane Hamrick, Dixie Ruth Harrington, Susan Curtis Hawkins, Elizabeth Jane Haywood, Barbara Jean Heff- ner. Sonja Jean Hege, Carroll Ann Hicks, Ida Mae Hicks, Donna Elizabeth Hollamon. Second row: Virginia Lee HoUoway, Sandra Sue Horton, Beverlye Ann Huff, Mary Beth Hughes, Patricia Carson Hutchins, Nina Jean Hutto, Betty Jo Johnson, Mamie Lou Johnson, Mary Ann Johnson. Third row: Barbara Ann Jones, Janet Faye Jones, Nancy Katherine Jones, Donna Jean Kinkead, Peggy Ann Kinlaw, Margaret Louise Klick, Frances Kay Knight, Christine Carol Kress, Elizabeth Ann Lawton. f ? ? 1 Sopnomore 76 Class of 1963 Left to right, first row: Susan Louise Leathers, Jo Lynn Avett Lee, June Carol Leonard, Alice Jane Lewis, Jane Elizabeth Link, Janice Ro- berta Long, Martha Ann Lynch, Ellen Fisher Macdonald, Mary Elizabeth McCormick. Second row: Julia Annette McFall. Velma Ruth McGee, Margaret Neal McGuirt. Eliza- beth Lee McManus. Hazel Ellen McPhaul, Nancy Maynard, Glenda Myers Medlin, Mary Lou Morgan, Billie Rebecca Parker. Third row: Elizabeth Anne Parker, Mary Belle Pate, Myra Jean Pearce, Eula Elizabeth Peter- son, Nena Leigh Philbrick, Jean Ellen Pollock, Jeanne Elizabeth Poole, Ann Gertrude Pope, Margaret Hilton Pope. 77 Le t to right, first roio: Janet Bernard Puckett, Margaret Elizabeth Raines. Patricia Anne Rains, Sarah Martha Ramsey, Emily Jean Ratchford, Harriet Ann Rivers, Nancy Amelia Robinson, Ellen Lackhart Rogers, Sylvia Delygthe Rose. Second row: Susan Lou Ross, Mary Susan Rouzer, nn Carol Sanders, Myra Kaye Saw- yer, Anna Kathryn Shadoin, Judy Elizabeth Shouse, Wynona Patricia Shuman, Linriie Dianne Simmons, Elaine Carroll Smith. Third row: Gloria Jeanne Smith, Margaret Ann Smith, Salie Alene Smith, Julia Ann Sorrell, Martha Gray Spence, Betsy Hughes Stem, Nancy Hercelia Stephens, Joan Kaye Strickland, Judv Summerlin, Sopnomore J Class of 1963 Left to right, first row: Judith Mizelle Swain, Eloise Edwards Sykes, Ann Carole Symons, Linda Gail Thornton, Joyce Dean Tripp, Elaine Willcox Underwood, Barbara Ann Walker, Katherine Covington Weede, Mary Alice West- all. Second row. Leah Rose Williams, Nancy Ellen Williams, Mary Ann Wolfe, Betsy Barbour Wood, Cornelia McAulay Wood, Elizabeth Wood, Third row: Janet Louise Wood, Elizabeth Ellen Woodall, Donna Louise Yancey, Betsy Rush York. Freshman September, 1960, brought the first gUmpses of fulfilled dreams, hopes, ambitions; unfolding before us were hours of work, pleasure, sadness, and joy. In the first few weeks, hectic as they were, we were plunged into meetings, classes, discussions, all with an air of, This is you, your life, your future. Fall, with the gold-green background of the Meredith cam- pus, saw us whirl through class elections. Corn Huskin, Stunt, in a most successful manner. There were holidays, quizzes, concerts, football games, all at a breath taking pace that swept us through the season into brisk winter days and final exams. Suddenly it was Spring. The year was almost over, yet we had only seen the beginning. The future days before us holding exciting prospects, and, most important, the realization that life was being presented in its fullest, the richest way possible, through living and learning. J4Utory. Class Godwi7i. Mackintosh, Reams, Stainback. Joyce Stainback President Ellen Mackintosh Vice-President Carol Reams Secretary Betty Godwin Treasurer Officer 81 Lejt to right, first row: Donna Brittina Abee, Joy Anne Adams, Marie Louise Allen. Judith Carolyn Almond, Phyllis Carmen Austin, Rachel Bonita Bailey. Mary Williams Baldwin, Katharine Scott Beaver, Martha Brooks Bell. Mary Alice Bell, Patricia Gayle Bescher. Second row: Barbara Ruth Bivens, Bar- bara Diane Bowers, Joan LaRue Bra nt- ley, Phyllis Annette Braswell, Betty Lou Brock, Sandra Kaye Brown, Sara Gwynn Bryan, Jane Carver Bumpass, Margaret Kay Burns, Peggy Jean Bur- row, Sandra Jo Butler. Third row: Sylvia Ann Cash, Susan Marie Cashwell. Elizaeth Frazee Chalk- ley. Elizabeth Jean Chappell, Anita Maier Childrey, Eleanor Frances Clark, Meredith Jane Clifton. Ann Lucile Cockerham, Jane Linda Cogdill. Brenda Ann Cole. Mary Judith Copeland. t f f f?re k men C ? f f S 82 Class of 1964 Left to right, first roio: Teresa An- toinette Covington, Eugenia Carol Coxe, Martha Susanne Craven, Susan Cecelia Creech, Virginia Lynne Creighton, Zemily Veronica Cromer, Diane Ed- wards Daugherty, Marcia Wells Davis, Alice Jane Dayvault, Phyllis Ann Dean, Frances Ann DeWitt. Second row: Diana Nell Dupree, Brenda Kay Elliott. Mary Ellen Ellis, Barbara Sue Ennis, Linda Gale Evans, Nancy Evans, Vickie Elaine Fabiani, Frieda Jane Farmer, Mary Eugenia Feather- ston, Peggy Joyce Fish, Betsy Jane Forbes. Third row: Billie Faye Forehand, Eva Mae Foxworth, Edith Ann Fussell, Carol Sue Galloway, Jo Nanette Gaster, Mary Alice Gibbs, Frances Kathleen Glenn, Elizabeth Smith Godwin, Nancy Llewellyn Godwin. Judith Gale Gray- son, Lois Elaine Griffin. Left to right, first row: Rebecca Lynne Grigg, Mary Ann Grimshaw. Penny Lou Hammer, Sandra Gayle Harrill, Phyllis Rosalind Hart, Harriett Eliza- beth Hartley, Freda Barry Hartness, Carol Marilyn Haug, Rebecca Faith Hayes, Martha Chason Haywood, Ruth Anne Haywood. Second row: Frances Estelle Hendricks. Myra Lynn Hewitt, Barbara Ann Hill. Anne Palmer Hodges, Jerry Lou Hol- bert, Ruth Elizabeth Hollemon, Betty Bowman Hooks, Margaret Clay Hough- ton, Margaret Lindsay Howland, Rose Marie Humphrey. Mary Irene Israel. Third row: Sue Anne James. Bobbie Lynne Jeffords, Frances Lewis Johnson, Judi Frances Johnson, Linda Kay John- son, Paula Sue Johnson, Ruth Ellen Johnson, Peggy Ann Jones, Kathryn O ' Neal Kelly, Elizabeth Fitchett Kidd, Linda Joan Kincaid. fit 3re n men t. g ii) t e f tc Class of 1964 Left to right, first row: Jean Kirk, Jaunita Claire Kornegay, Mary Clare Krause, Ann Shirley Lambetli, Patricia Lockiiart Lay, Anne Liles, Mary Jill Littlefield, Betsy Rose Long, Jewel An- nette Lewder, Lelia Downey McFar- land, Lillian Frances IVIcFarland. Second row: Mary Lyon McKenney, Martiia Lea McLester, Mary Johan Mc- Manus, Frances King McNairy, Joyce Ellen MackintoslT, Alice Victoria Mar- tin, Anna Lou Mathis, Rebecca Grace Mattiiews, Linda Jeanette Micliael, Betty Louise Milford, Rhonda Kay Morgan. Third row: Billie Jean Morris, Shellie Dale Mull, Elizabeth Gertrude Murray, Ann Fravel Nooe, Carolyn Yvonne Nor- ris, Carolyn English Norwood. Rowena Margaret Orr, Martha Ann Osborne, Mary Meade Owens, Sarah Elizabeth Parker, Lena Rose Patterson. Left to right, first row: Peggy Marie Payne, Millicent Katharine Pearce, Nan Ferrell Phipps, Margaret Lee Pitser, Betty Ruth Polk, Margaret Page Pruitt, Mabel Ann Puckett, Elsie Margaret Rackley, Barbara Jane Radford. Stella Karen Raines, Mary Anne Ray. Second row: Jane Carol Reams, Judith Appleton Rees, Lynda Kaye Ritchie, Elizabeth Ann Rivers, Martha Redfearn Rivers, Clarene Frances Roberson, Karen Ann Roberts, Jenny Lind Roy, Charity Ann Russell, Barbara North Saintsing, Julia Ethlyn Self. Third row: Penelope Ann Senter, San- dra Lee Sessoms, Marion Louise Shah- dan, Roberta Ellen Shreve, Helen Florence Simms, Bronda Margaret Smith, Dollie Louisa Smith. Sarah Frances Smith, Betty Albert Sodeman, Dorothy Llewellyn Sours, Joyce Joan Sparks. 3re lt re hmen f e f f f f P f f f § C ' f © at v Class of 1964 Left to right, first row: Nancy Jane Spencer, Joyce Ellen Stainback, Chris- tine Hardy Stallings, Judith McGill Stone, Annie Catherine Stovall, Mar- garet Moring Strickland. Jean Arthur Tate, Vina Elaine Tate. Daphne Eliza- beth Terry, Linda Frances Thomas, Diana Carole Tolar. Second roic: Bruce Brewer TuU, Eliza- beth Kay Turner, Peggy Laura Tutor, Nancy Gayle Upchurch, Penelope Eliza- beth Ussery, Mary Caroline Vaught, Sandra Jean Wallace, Hannah Sueellen Walter, Marguerite Ann Waters, Ann Gordon White, Elizabeth Stiles White. Third row: Ruby Christine Whitehead, Judith Carole Wicker, Adalia Jean Wiggs, Francine Gail Wilkerson, Patri- cia Jane Williams, Wanda Dolores Williams, Martha Jane Willis, Glenda Ann Wilson, Mary Elizabeth Wilson, Betty Joanne Woodard, Jane Raye Worrell. 87 Campus c4ctivltle Student government c4 oclation Kathryn Rice President Julia Forbes Vice-President Nancy Ricker Secretary Crissie Gurkin Treasurer I Ricker. Gurkin. Forbes. Self-government will be best attained when all persons alike share in the government to the ut- most. The Student Government Association of which every Meredith student is a member seeks to prepare the individual for intellectual citizen- ship. The council of this organization endeavors to strengthen student-faculty relationships, to main- tain discipline and to regulate group living. COUNCIL: Kneeling, left to right: Benton. Carver. York. Clifton, Scott. Holland. Seated, left to right: Rice. Mallard. Orr. Stallings. Forbes. Barnes. Taylor. Bone. Standing, left to right: Stroud. Smith. Braswcll. Painw. Weeks. Britton. Roberts. Walston. Hawkins. Horton, Ricker. Gurkin. Brinn. 90 Rooviie. you gtH a call down — no s. p. Midnigl All present and accounted jar The Social Standards Chairman; the dormitory presidents and vice-presidents; the day-student, sophomore and freshman representatives; and the chief counselor meet to discuss the desires and needs of the students! The Council is responsible for the Social Standards Committee which meets regularly to analyze the social needs of the campus. The committee attempts to maintain high social standards and encourages campus organizations to support social activities. The Chief Counselor supervises orientation week and directs counselors in lead- ing freshmen. The goal of the Student Council is to uphold and strengthen the principles of the honor code. Meredith students are proud of the privilege of self- government. COUNSELORS: First row, left to right: Tripp. Leonoard. Clark. Baugham. Cole, Johnson, Rivers. Strickland. Second row: Macdonald, McFall. Jones. Armstrong. Cartner, Hutchins, Heffner. Third row: Griffin. Smith. Fourth row: Daniel. Shuman. Hege. Eason, Stuckey, Brasch, Frazier. Student Union Zelma Greene President Ann Rowe Vice-President Velma McGee Secretary Rowe, Woodall. McGee Beth Woodall Treasurer Religion will glide out of the mind unless it be investigated and reimpressed by external ordi- nances, calls to worship, and the salutary influence of example. The B. S. U. is an organization which attempts to impress upon the students the need for Christian faith in every phase of life — intel- lectual, social, vocational, avocational. COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Walker, White, Greene, McGee, Roioe. Holbrook. McPhaul. Standing, left to right: Bullard, Chandler, Woody, Dr. John Brown, Mr. Bernard Cochran, Gillespie, Woodall, S. Rogers, Bowers, Link, Hill. R. Rogers. 00 92 SM pilf: ' e pause to worship. B. S. U. Foruvis — a time jar discussion. Daily vespers, chapel programs, forums, and family altar are campus pro- grams sponsored by the B. S. U. In community activities, B. S. U. co-operates with the local churches to provide intercollegiate parties and discussions. Statewide meet- ings, as the fall and the spring planning conventions, are highlights of the year for B. S. U. Students realize the needs of the world through the LISTEN offering, Religious Emphasis Services, and Y. W. A. projects. B. S. U. seeks to place each student in a worshiping congregation and to strengthen the religious life of the community. Y. W. A..- Left to Secretary -Treasun right: Rogers. President: Goodwin r: McCormick. Thomas. Hamrick, Lewis. Vice-President Stephens. Capps Maney, JP J B 3 H|g 1 WW- . i i l ' 1 1 Jl m WW ' b T a ' k 93 cAtkletlc cA oclation Kathleen Simmons President Nancy Wade Vic Q -President Kappie Weede S ecreUirxt i Y ' eede. Neblett. Wade Helen Neblett Treasurer By pleasure, Wisdom restores vigor to labor. The Athletic Association offers each student the opportunity to vary her activities through recrea- tion. _ Student representatives on the A. A. Board COUNCIL: Seated, left to right: Simmons. Neblett. Wade. Raines, Wilkins. Purcelle. Eve- rette, Weede, Maynard. Standing, left to right: Glenn. Kress. Simmons. Gray. Blount. Leon- ard, Nichols, Su-ain. 94 is ail yours. Simmons. ping - pong, a Meredith favorite. ' I hate decisions. ' coordinate and organize the extra-curricular athletic and recreational activities of the college. Students may participate in individual and group sports. Among the individual pleasures are bicycle riding, hiking, ping-pong, tennis, bowling and swimming. The major sports — speedball, volleyball, basketball and softball — provide group competition for classes, societies, students, and faculty in tournaments. Organized groups directed by A. A. are the Hoofprint Club and the Mono- gram Club. Members of the Hoofprint Club enjoy several Breakfast Rides throughout the year. Students who earn 1,000 points by engaging in various types of sports become members of the Monogram Club. At the close of each season members of the varsity teams in each of the major sports are awarded medals. To the freshman showing the most teamwork, loyalty and proficiency in volleyball a volleyball key is awarded. Phyllis Williams Letitia Blount Betty Gray Dot Maynard Equitation Tennix Softball Badminton cA, cA, Sports M.anag,er Diane Simmons Mary Lou Nichols Peggy Wilkins Basketball Archery Golf Margaret Raines Volleyball cA, cA. cActivltle Corn Husking Stunt Night Pre-parxrxg for our traditional Halloiveen Party. Meredith girls produce Broadway hits with sixty dollars. ' ' wish you a merry Christmas . . Christmas Caroling ,|1M|I ' ill Reigning royalty — and candidaif (oj the pool. Play Day VoUey.ball Varsity. standing, left to right: Bellios. Roberts, Raines. Morgan, Hicks. Seated: Britton. Everett, Simmons Wade. I r I Standing, left to right: Raines, Gray, Simmons. Wade, Everett. Seated: Jones, Britten, Morgan, Simmons, Ellis. Sa hetball Varsity, M ono ram Club Left to right: Roberts, Britton, Everette, President: Morgan. Wade. Simmons. ' ' Vi i Phyllis Willi President r. m. Linda Marsh Vice-President QuiNCY Stewart Secretary -Treasurer Jroofprlnt Club enton. Cooper, Heffner, Kress c4Hrotehton Society, Linda Johnson President Chris Kress .Secretary GwEN Cooper Vice-President Cille Benton Treasurer Barbara Heffner Sergeant-at-Arms Faculty Appreciation Day Individual Rushing 100 Billy ' s our boyjriend . . . MARSHALS: Upper, right to left: Donna Cowles, Chief: Donna Tucker. Sadie Sue Worth- ington, Becky Griffin. Helen Simms. Lower: Welcome to the -ASTRO LUAU. The ASTROTEKTON Society symbolizes a sisterhood united together in the mutual joy and spirit of being the girls whose personalities magnify the radi- ance of the gold and the purity of the white ... of being the girls whose ideals are like stars with MOTHER ASTRO, our truly guiding star, as we strive to achieve our goals, hopes, and ambitions ... of being part of a group whose memories recall the UNASTROBLES, the Burning Stars and the stillness of the evening as the ASTRO voices sang May God Build For You A Harmony, the wonderful spirit of RUSH and ASTRO Victoryl The true Christmas spirit was shone as we shared our happiness and played Santa Claus to the blind children; and they in turn delighted us as the combo called the Rhythm Kids ' entertained. Thus passed our gay and serious moments as we worked together in co- operation and enthusiasm building our sisterhood. 101 Haywood. Klick. McDonald. Link, seated. Pkilaretian Society, Betty Jo Kinlaw President Jane Link Secretary Helen Neblett Vice-President Elizabeth Haywood .Treasure?- Peggy Klick Chaplain Terra Gaye McDonald Sergeant-at-Arms Phi jam session. Good Night from the Phis. Let ' s make a teddy bea 102 I f MARSHALS: Upper, right to lejt: Janice Capps, Chief: Nancy Campbell. Pully Struud, Helen Daniel, Ann Liles. Lower: A Carnival attraction the Phis sing. An Indian in purple war paint whooping it up with Phis during exciting Rush week . . . swinging guitars on the breezeways holding a crowd that hated to go home after the carnival . . . lights in the eyes of children whose Christ- mas was made a little brighter because Phi girls wanted to share themselves . . . Phis heartily joining in Christmas carols with those who seldom have reason to sing . . . enthusiastic Phis voting to join forces and adopt a little Japanese girl for a year . . . the stirring, never-to-be forgotten beauty of OUR Phi song . . . Phi girls bound by common interests, loves, and concerns on campus now and through the years to come. 103 In the Spring of 1960 preparation for the next edition of the Oak Leaves be- gan. The ensuing months saw ideas of the Staff materialize in layouts, in photo- graphs, in financial support. Decisions were made, deadlines were met, and the 1961 Oak Leaves emerged in traditional simplicity with innovations in design. Ann Covington Editor the ' 61 EDITORIAL STAFF: Left, clockicise: Holland. Campbell, Whisnant. Tucker, Wenberg, Brice. Right, lejt to right: Self. Waters. Daughtcry. Parker, Klick, Heffner, Cooper. 104 Carol Park iusiness Manager Left to right: Lee. Bradshaw, Lyon. Typists. Oak J eavei BUSINESS STAFF: Left, left to right: Johnson. Nicholds. Scott. Neal. Simpson. Carver, York. Photography Staff: Right, standing, left to right: Allen, Tucker. White. Art Editors: seated, left to right: Woody. Biles. 105 Suzanne Leath Editor Sticky keys on a typewriter that is a hold- over from the days of the wooden buildings . . . long shadows in a room on first Brewer . . . frantic calls from advertisers whose sigs were switched . . . bare, blank expanses in a six-page paper . . . proofsheets with pic- ture captions upside down, headlines emit- ted, and names misspelled — this is the world of the newspaper. The search for news, the typing efforts, the despair over headlines, the finality of the deadline — all are rewarded in the brown packages from the printers: another issue of the Twig, waiting patiently to be de- livered. EDITORIAL STAFF: Left, left to right: Bellios, Shuman, Maney, Reporters. Right, clockwise: Sullivan. Maynard. Rogers. Leathers. Kress. Horton. Self, Kirby, Wilkins, Class Editors. 106 Mary Louise Hudson Business Manager Faye Lee Advertising Manager the UwL wig. BUSINESS STAFF: Left, left to right: Baker, Howie. Lee, Adams, Camp, Baugham. Typists. Right, left to right: Lee. Lowe. Billiard, Worthington, Allen. Advertising Staff. 107 The Acorn, the literary magazine of Mere- dith College, has as its stated purpose, more and better creative writing. We feel the magazine to be of great importance in that it is a stimulus to creative thinking, as well as creative writing, on the campus. This year we have urged the participation of the student body in the belief that the Acorn should be a true representation of the literary creativity of this school. Jecky Scott Editor Left: Louise Parrtsh. Jeanelle Baker. Typists. WJ Right: Nights of fine reading are in store when the Acorn arrives. m Yffl 108 Julia Howie Mary Carol Warwick Business Manager Associate Editor the cAconi EDITORIAL STAFF: Left to right: Jones. Kirbii. Britt, Madeline Kleiman Gillespie, Hurst, Rivers, Class Editors. Art Editor 109 Members prepare jor fall pruduction. Aiereditlt CoUeg e Plagnou e Peters. Greene. Sault Suzanne Sault President Ann Arnold Secretary Ann Peters Treasurer Alpha Psi Omega Honorary dramatics fraternity whose membership consists of Suzanne Sault, Zelma Greene, and Ann Peters. 110 1 I ENSEMBLE: Lejt to right: Warwick, accompanist: Copley, Mattocks. Jackson, Newton, Walker, Stanley, Chandler, Green. Jieredltlt CoUeg,e Chorum CHORUS: Phyllis Green. President: Sandra Stanley. Treasurer: Sonia Mattocks. Vice- President; Ann Chandler. Secretary: Carols Brock. Accompanist: Miss Beatrice Donley, Director. Ill J eader hlp Council Ann Stallings Chairman Lynda Copley Secretary Miss Louise Fleming Dr. Norma Rose Dr. Roger Crook Advisers Gail Brinn Chairman Miss Louise Fleming Adviser Social Standards Committee 3ia Students Carol Barnes President Kathy Roberts Secretary Jean Weeks Treasurer Martha Biles President Helen Neblett Vice-President Kay Simpson Secretary-Treasurer cAlpka J ko Z)au c4rt Club 113 (Barber Science Club ' ' %f ' 9 Canaday, M athematlc Club QuiNCY Stewart President Alice Currin V ice-President Pat Christenbury Secretary Edna Faye Faircloth Treasurer Sylvia Strayhorn President Susie Bowers Vice-President JuLiANNA Yancey Secretary Sara Mauldin Treasurer 114 Cotton Lng thn Club Anne Britt President Pauline Howell Vice-President Cauline Howell Secretary-Treasurer Helen White President Anne Rowe Vice-President Janice Wright Secretary -Treasurer freeman (Rfillg,lon Club 115 Qranddaug nter Club s ?i . X. Anne Brixton President Betty Gray Vice-President Setsy Benthall Secretary Gene Davenport Treasurer J4, onte economic Club Jeannette Worthington President Martha Blair Vice-President Gene Davenport Secretary Sybil Williams Treasurer lie? international J elation Cinb Gayle Kelly President Sally Holbrook Vice-President Myra McKenney Secretary-Treasurer Mary Lou Allen President QuiNCY Stewart Vice-President Ida Carol Senter Secretary Anne Britt Treasurer J a uertuUa SpanUlt Club 117 Ji G4ntle 3rancahe Clara Lou Peacock President Amy Lou Robinson Vice-President Judy Avery Secretary-Treasurer Judy Hardee President Susan Self Vice-President Ida Carol Senter Secretary-Treasurer Student J a ue of liJonten Voters 118 Price J atln Club Marilyn Maner President Linda Motsinger Vice-President Helen Daniel Secretary Judy Shouse Treasurer Linda Marsh President Cauline Howell Vice-President Jean Bumgarner Secretary Pauline Howell Treasurer f n, Ph Chi pA cholog, Club 119 Sociolog Club Hiriiji Donna Taylor Tucker President Anne White Vice-President Anne Braswell Secretary Terra Gaye McDonald Treasurer Mary Lee Lassiter President Annette McFall Secretary-Treasurer c tnerican Quild of Org anUt 120 Student JSatlonal education cA oclatlon Marjorie Edwards President Faye Lee V ice-President Nancy Thomas Secretary Barbara Sullivan Treasurer Julia Howie President Barbara Adams Vice-President Jeanelle Baker Secretary Mary Baugham Treasurer Uomorrow (BuHne Women 121 m. J4. onorarveA Silver Skleld Julia Forbes Secretary-Treasurer Suzanne Leath Kaihryn Rice Ann Stallings Vice-President Zelma Greene President The Silver Shield is Meredith ' s honorary leadership organization. It was in the Spring of 1935 that such an organization was begun here on cur campus. The members of Silver Shield are selected on the basis of Christian character, scholarship, service to the school and constructive leadership. The Silver Shield is above all a service organization — with its members — both collec- tively and individually — working toward the overall purpose of the society, that is to serve what we recognize as the true spirit and the high ideals of Meredith. 124 Kappa J u Si ma Kappa Nu Sigma, Meredith ' s scholastic honor society, derives its name from three Greek words. Kallos, Nous, and Sophia, meaning beauty, soundmindedness, and intelligence. The purpose of the organization is to encourage scholarship. The Helen Price Scholarship is presented annually to the sophomore maintain- ing the highest average during the freshman year. This year Kappa Nu Sigma presented an assembly program in January featuring Dr. Leslie Syren and in March sponsored a lecture on world affairs by Miss Lisa Sergio. At the lecture two juniors were recognized as asso- ciate members. Full membership is limited to seniors, who are elected at the end of their junior or senior year. Anne Britton President heft to right: Madeline Kleiman, Suzanne heath. Kathryn Rice Second row: Sue Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer: Ann Rowe, Vice-President- Kath- leen Simmons. 125 Wko ' i Wko c4mon Students in cnmerican Colleg.e ana Vlnwer Uiei MEMBERS: Top. left to right: Gail Brinn. Anne Britton. Ann Covington. Julia Forbes. Zelma Greene. Center, left to right: Suzanne Leath. Kathryn Rice. Sue Rogers. Ann Rowe. Bottom, left to right: Kathleen Simmons. Ann StalUngs. Jenny Lou Taylor. On the basis of scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extra- curricular activities, citizenship, service to the school, and promise of future usefulness, seniors are chosen to be recognized by this publication. 126 Sig ma cAlpna Sola P f MEMBERS: Top, left to right: Carole Brock, Joan Cope, Lynda Copley, Margaret Hurst, Barbara Jones. Center, left to right: Susan Leathers, Peggy Martin, Gail Newton. Gigi Padgett, Nancy Phillips. Bottom, left to right: Becky Scott, Pat Walston, Mary Carol Warwick. Sigma Alpha Iota is a national professional music fraternity for women. Members are chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, and outstanding musical ability. To uphold the standard of music in the community and throughout the world is its chief purpose. The organization seeks to achieve this purpose by sponsoring a Faculty Recital, a Modern American Music Recital, a chapel program, and participation in numerous other musical programs. 127 u ' {22 Jeature 1 r ? ' 1 Miss Betty Jo Kinlaw y 1 Laij -J itect 130 A y .- : ! ' I m Miss Ann Stallings J4aJ .{ A anat 131 l iau oittt Miss Gigi Padgett Miss Barbara Wenberg Senior Attendants 132 Miss Lou Perry Miss Amy Lu Bell Junior Attendants yylaij oiitt Miss Margaret Raines Miss Betsy York Sophomore Attendants 134 -asss J ■} A i Miss Peggy Pruitt Miss Martha Osborne Freshman Attendants The Class oj 1964 rises with South -The He-Women and . . . The She Wins War. Man takes the trophy for the Sopho mores. May Day 9 A program for a queen. Music fills the court and the Procei sional begins. II rhe Junior Class presents And or What? t A Where are you going out in the rain? Down to the mailbox and hack again . . . so say the Seniors. 60 Stunt Gaiety of mood expressed by interpre- tative dancers. Prelude to the May Pole Danct ' % 137 cAdvertUement and Student directory. Senior StatUtic MARY LOU ALLEN Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. 4 (President 3, 4); Sec- retary of Senior Class; Religion Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Twig Staff 4; Oak Leaves Business Staff 3, 4. PEGGY PERRY ALSTON Stunt Committee 1, 2. 3; Tyner Education Club 2, 3, 4; Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4; Nominating Guild of Organists 1, 4; Barber Science Club 3; Tyner Education Club 4; Stunt Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 (Cast 4). ANDREA CAMILLE BOYETTE Canaday Math Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Tyner Educa- tion Club 4; Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RENA ELIZABETH BOYETTE MARGARET ELLEN ARLINE RUTH ANNE ARNOLD Freeman Religion Club 1. 2 (Treasurer 2); Playhouse 1. 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Tyner Education Club 4; International Relations Club 4; Chorus 2; Stunt Committee 1, 3, 4; May Day Committee 2; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Campus Fire Chief 4. JEANELLE HILL BAKER Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4 (Secre- tary 4); B.S.U. Council 2; Twig Typist 2, 3, 4; Acorn Typist 2, 4. CAROL JONES BARNES President of Non-resident Students 4; Nomi- nating Committee 4; Leadership Council 4; Senior Superlative 4; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; Co-Chairman Stunt Committee 2; Religious Focus Week Committee Chairman 3. FRANCES BARTON Brevard College 2; Day Students ' Club 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Meredith College 1, 3, 4; Ger- man Club 1; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4. MABEL JEAN BASNIGHT DEMETRA GEORGE BELLIOS Peace College 1, 2: Sigma Phi Kappa 1, 2; Resident Board of Group Chairman 2: Mere- dith College 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4; Twig Staff 3, 4; I.R.C. 3, 4; Tyner Education Club 4; Volley- ball Varsity 4. MARTHA THERESA BILES Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; (Publicity Committee 1: Cast 3); Stunt Committee 1, 4 (Cast 4); Tyner Education Club 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. Public Relations Committee 2 and Publicity Committee 4; Art Club 4 (President 4); Co- Art Editor of Oak Leaves 4. SARA SUE BOWERS Freshman Election Judge; Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2, Vice-President 31; Canaday Math Club 1, 2. 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); B.S.U. Executive Council 2, 3; American RANEY BRADSHAW Wilmington College 1; Annual Staff 1 (Typ- ist); Dance Committee 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; Canaday Math Club 2. 3, 4; Price Latin Club 2, 3; Treasurer of Senior Class; Oak Leaves Staff (Head Typist 4); May Day Com- mittee; Tyner Education Club 3, 4. KATHERINE ANNE IRBY BRAMLETT Stunt 1; B.S.U. Council 1, 2, 3; Canaday Math Club 2, 3. PATRICIA REID BRICE Oak Leaves Staff 4; Barber Science Club 3, 4; B.S.U. Council 2 (Presbyterian Represent- ative); Freeman Religion Club 2, 3. GAIL MARIE BRINN Student Government Council 3, 4 (Vice-Presi- dent of Stringfield 3, Social Standards Chair- man 4); Sociology Club; International Rela- tions Club; Freeman Religion Club; Tyner Education Club. BARBARA ANNE BRITT Freshman Class Treasurer; Twig Staff 1, 2 (Art Editor 2); Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Presi- dent 3. Treasurer 4); Stunt 1, 4 (Scenery 1, Script 4); Oak Leaves Staff (Class Editor 2, Art Editor 3); Y.W.A. Publicity Chairman 3; Freeman Religion Club Publicity 3; Colton English Club 3, 4 (President 4); International Relations Club 4; Aconi Staff (Class Editor 4); Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3. 4. ANNE ELIZABETH BRITTON Canaday Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Math Award; Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); A. A. Board 2, 3 (Basketball Manager 2, Treasurer 3); Tioig Staff 2, 3 (Sports Editor); Stunt Cast 3; Monogram Club 3. 4 (President 3); Basketball Varsity 3; Volleyball Varsity 4; Barber Science Club 3, 4; Ida Poteat Scholarship Award 4; Senior Su- perlative; S.G. Council 4 (Brewer Vice-Presi- dent); Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4 (President). 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BARBARA JEAN BUMGARNER ANNE PAIGE BUNCH East Carolina 1, 2; Hall Proctor 2; Alpha Pi Omega 2: Meredith College 3, 4; Freeman Religion Club 3, 4: Y.W.A. 3. 4; Sociology Club 4; Vesper Committee 3, 4. MARY LYNN CALDWELL Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Program Chairman 4); Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Playhouse 3: May Day 2: Stunt 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List 3. NANCY CAROL CAMPBELL Stunt 2 (Chairman of Sets): Corn Husking Chairman 2; Philaretian Marshal 4; Oak Leaves Staflf 4; Canaday Math Club 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; Tyner Education Club 3. 4; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; May Court Com- mittee 2. JANICE LOUISE CAPPS Woman ' s College 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Y.W.A. 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Philaretian Marshal 3, Chief Philaretian Mar- shal 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Freeman Religion Club 2. PRISCILLA FAYE CARTER Spanish Club 2: Tvner Education Club 3. 4: Freeman Religion Club 1, 2, 3. 4. BETTIE MARGARET COLE Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Stunt 1, 4 (Cast 1. Co-Chairman Properties Com- mittee 4). ETTA JOAN COPE Sigma Alpha Iota 3, 4 (President 4); Ameri- can Guild of Organists 3, 4; Stunt 1, 2, 4; Philaretian Mascot 3, Philaretian Sergeant-at- Arms 3; National Piano Guild 2. 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3 (Accompanist 31. PEARL FAYE CORBETT Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4; Tung Staff 2, 3; Stunt 2, 4 (Cast 4); Playhouse 3, 4 (Cast 3); Tyner Education Club 4. ANN LESTOURGEON COVINGTON Oak Leaves Staff (Editorial Staff 1. Business Manager 3, Editor-in-Chief 4); B.S.U. Council (Treasurer 2); Freshman Counselor 2; Cana- day Math Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Barber Science Club 3, 4: Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Stunt 3, 4; Nominating Committee 4; Leadership Council 4; Who ' s Who 4; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA GAY COWLES Canaday Math Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Oak Leaves Business Staff 2: German Club 1, 2 (President 2); Astrotekton Marshal 2; Astrotekton Chief Marshal 4; Freshman Counselor 3. 4; Stunt 1, 2, 3; May Court 3; Dean ' s List. ALICE CATHERINE CURRIN Barber Science Club 3, 4 (Vice-President 4)- Psychology Club 4; Lab Assistant 3, 4. ANN LUPTON DANIEL Canaday Math Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Barber Science Club 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hoofprint Club (Officer): Independent Reading: Stunt. RONALIE SCHARFF DAVID EMILY NELSON DUNN BARBARA LINDA DOBSON EDWARDS MARJORIE FAYE EDWARDS Wingate College 1. 2: Y.W.A. 1, 2 (Vice- President 2), State Y.W.A. Secretary 2: B.S.U. Executive Council 1, 2 (President 2), State Secretary 2; Masque and Wig 2: Meredith College 3, 4: Religious Focus Week Committee 3: Tyner Education Club 3, 4 (President 4); Freeman Religion Club 3. 4: Y.W.A. 3, 4 (Executive Council 4). 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MARY BERNARD HELMS Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Playhouse 3, 4; Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Oak Leaves Business Staff 4; Stunt 2, 3. SALLY ANN HOLBROOK Mars Hill 1, 2; Nonpareil Literary Society 1, 2; International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 2, 4); Meredith College 3, 4; Twig Reporter 3. 4; B.S.U. Council 4. DESSIE BELLE HOLLAND Colton English Club 2, 3, 4 (Social Chairman 2); French Club 3, 4; Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Student Government Council 4 (Presi- dent of Stringfield); Playhouse 1, 3. JULIA ANN HORTON Twig Staff ' ; Colton English Club 2. 3, 4; Stunt 2, 3; Student Government Council 4 (Vice- President of Faircloth 4); Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tyner Education Club 3, 4. 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MARGARET LORENE HURST Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2 (Accompanist 2); Twig Staff 2 (Music Editor 2); Ensemble 2 (Accompanist); American Guild of Organists; Stunt 2. 3, 4 (Music Com- mittee 2, 4, Cast 3); Student Government Council 3 (Vice-President of Stringfield, Presi- dent of Stringfield); Acorn Senior Editor; Sigma Alpha Iota 4. MILDRED ALLEN JENKINS ANN TAYLOR JOHNSON New mw m ' H for HEATING is here now ' J mning to- build, bcuj, A£rtt yv venvodelp Then CP L ' s new, low rate makes safe, flameless, electric house heating more prac- tical and economical than ever before! This rate is available unly when electricity is the exclusive source of heat for the entire home ami for the hot water supply. Just call or write your nearest CP L representative for the facts on this modern way to heat bv wire instead of fire. 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FRANCES GAYLE KELLY Student Guild of Organists 2; Chorus; Student League of Women Voters 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Stunt 3; Delegate to Model U.N. Assembly 3. BETTY LOU KENNEDY Hoofprint Club 1, 2; Horse Show 1, 2; Tyner Education Club 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 3, 4: Playhouse 3 (Cast 3). BETTY JO KINLAW Philaretian Literary Award 3; Secretary of Philaretian Sociey 3; President of Philaretian Society 4; B.S.U. Greater Council 2, 4; Colton English 3, 4: Stunt 2, 3, 4: Religious Focus Week 3; May Queen 4; Social Standards 4; Leadership Council 4; Nominating Committee 4. MADELEINE ENID KLEIMAN MARY LEE LASITER Y.W.A. 1, 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 2; Ameri- can Guild of Organists 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary- Treasurer 3, President 4). CAROLYN SUZANNE LEATH Twig Staff 3, 4 (Reporter 3, Editor 4); Stunt Cast 3; Student League of Women Voters 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3); Price Latin Club 1, 2 (Vice-President 2); Freeman Religion Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A. A. Board 3 (Individual Sports Manager 3); Silver Shield 3, 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3, 4; Leadership Council 4; Nominating Committee 3. 4; Who ' s Who: Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4: Religious Focus Week Committee Chair- man 3; Y.W.A. Circle Officer; Canaday Math Club 1. SHIRLEY McCOTTER LEE International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play- house 2, 3, 4; Twig Staff 1, 2 (Reporter); Freshman Counselor 2. ZULA FAYE LEE Wingate College 1, 2; Sophomore Counselor; Chief Marshal; First Vice-President of B.S.U., Treasurer 2; Executive Council of Y.W.A.; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Homecoming Court 2; Who ' s Who: Meredith College 3, 4; Business Manager for A. A. 3; Oak Leaves Staff 4; Managing Editor of Tivig 3, Advertising Man- ager 4; Price Latin Club 3; Tyner Education Club 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4. CAROLYN ELIZABETH LILES Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Price Latin Club 1, 2; Social Standards Committee 4; Nominating Committee 4; Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Freshman Counselor 2; A. A. Board 2; Leadership Council 4, Vice-President of Freshman Class, Vice-President of Philaretian Society 3; President of Senior Class, Stunt 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List. BETSY GRANT LYON Mars Hill College 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4 (Program Chairman 4); Stunt 3; Oak Leaves Typist 4. MYRA HOPE McKENNEY Price Latin Club 1, 2; International Relations Club 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 4); Chorus 3; Tyner Education Club 4; Barber Science Ciub 4. MARTHA MURPHY McMILLAN MARGARET ANNA RATLEY McNEILL B.S.U. Greater Council 1,2; Freshman Counse- lor 2; Tivig Staff 2 (Managing Editor 3); Colton English Club 2, 3; Price Latin Club 2, 3; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; Stunt 1, 2, 3; Re- ligious Focus Week 1. KITTY CLYDE MAKEPEACE Peace Junior College 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2; International Relations Club 1; Chorus 1; Meredith College 3, 4; Chorus 3; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4. ALICE GAYLE MANEY Mars Hill College 1, 2; Nonpareil Society 1, 2; Cheerleader 2; Meredith College 3, 4; Y.W.A. Executive Couicil 4 (Secretary 4); Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Twig Reporter 4. LINDA ELAINE MARSH Price Latin Club 1, 2; Psychology Club 2, 3, 4 (President 3, 4); Hoofprint Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice- President 4); Monogram Club 4. ANICE MARIE MARTIN Mars Hill College 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Meredith College Y.W.A. 3, 4; Sociology Club 3, 4; Freeman Religion Club 4. SONIA ELIZABETH MATTOCKS Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stunt 3; Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4 (Vice-President 3. 4). DOROTHY WILSON MAYNARD Canaday Mathematics Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Barber Science Club 3; Chorus 2; A.A. 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RUBY GAIL NEWTON German Club 1, 2 (Treasurer 2); Sigma Alpha Iota 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2, Social Chairman 4); Chorus 2. 3. 4; Irl Allison Award 3; Alter- nate Pianist in North Carolina Symphony 4; American Guild of Organists; Ensemble 4; Stunt 3; National Guild Recording Scholar- ship. BETTY LOUISE ORR Spanish Club; Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Chi Psi Club; Twig Staff; Student Govern- ment Council 4 (President of Vann); Social Standards Committee 4. VIRGINIA RUTH PADGETT Stunt 1, 3; Freshman Counselor 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3 4 (Treasurer 3i; American Guild of Organists 3; Social Standards Com- mittee 3; Philaretian Marshal 2; Chorus 2, 4; College Marshal 4; Nominating Committee 4; Leadership Council 4; May Court 4. CLAUDIA LOUISE PARRISH Phieffer College 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4; Tyner Education Club 4; Tu ' ig Typist; Acorn Typist 4. MARY STOKES PARRISH CLARA LOU PEACOCK Salem College 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4 (President 4); Sociology Club 3; Tyner Education Club 3. 4; Oak Leaves Staff 3, 4; Dean ' s List. MARY LYNNE SOUTHERLAND PERKINS ELIZABETH ANN PETERS Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4 (Social Chairman 2, 3); Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; International Relations Club 3, 4 (Vice-President 3); Stunt 4. EMMA JOSEPHINE POPE Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 3; Student League of Women Voters 3; Monogram Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN RAYNOR Campbell College 1, 2; May Court 1; May Queen 2; Chorus 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4; Freshman Counselor 4. LYDIA LANTIN DE LOS REYES PATRICIA JOY RHUE Peace Junior College 1,2; Secretary of Fresh- man Class; Secretary-Treasurer of Student Government 2; International Relations Club 1. 2 (Vice-President 2); Pi Theta Mu Society; Meredith College 3, 4; Transfer Counselor 4; Tyner Education Club 4. KATHRYN ANN RICE Student Government Council 3, 4 (Treasurer 3, President 4); Leadership Council 4; Nomi- nating Committee 4; Silver Shield; Kappa Nu Sigma 3, 4; A. A. Board 2; Greater B.S.U. Council 1; Stunt Committee Chairman 2, 3; Religious Focus Week Committee Chairman 2; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative; Who ' s Who. MARGARET BEAL RICKS Stunt Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Chairman 4); Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Tyner Education Club 4. MARGIE SUE ROGERS Freshman Counselor 2; Oak Leaves Staff 2 (Class Editor); Student Government Council 3 (Secretary); Stunt 2 (Script Committee Chairman); Ac orn Staff 2 (Class Editor); Twig Staff 4 (Associate Editor); B.S.U. Coun- cil 4 (Publicity Chairman); Social Standards Committee 4; Colton English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who, Kappa Nu Sigma 4; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4. RACHEL JEANETTE ROGERS Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Freeman Religion Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; B.S.U. Executive Council 4. NOVELLA ELIZABETH ROUNTREE Woman ' s College 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; Tyner Education Club; State Delegate and Officer in North Carolina United Student Fellowship. MAGGIE ANN ROWE B.S.U. Greater Council 1,3; B.S.U. 2, 4 (Mis- sion Chairman 2, Vice-President 4); Religious Focus Week 1, 2, 3 (Chairman 3); Sophomore Class Vice-President; Student Government Council 3 (Vice-President of Vann); Kappa Nu Sigma 4 (Vice-President); Sociology Club 2, 3; Psychology Club 4; Stunt 2, 3, 4 (Cast 4) ; Who ' s Who: Dean ' s List. SUZANNE MARY SAULT Playhouse 1, 2. 3, 4 (Secretary 2, 3, President 4); Stunt 1, 2, 3, 4: May Day Committee 2; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Alpha Rho Tau 3, 4; Oak Leaves Staff 3; Junior-Senior Chairman; Tyner Education Club 4; Leadership Council 4; Nominating Committee 4. CAROLINA CLEANERS Compliments of ELLISBERG ' S DRY CLEANERS PRESSING DYEING FREE MOTH-PROOFING WATER-PROOFING Dependable Service Raleigh, N. C. 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NANCY JANE SCOTT Tyner Education Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Playhouse 3, 4; Oak Leaves Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Social Standards Committee 4; Nominating Committee 4: Leadership Council 4; Stunt Cast 3; Student Government Council 3, 4 (Vice-President of Vann, President of Brewer 4); B.S.U. Council Committee 2; Sen- ior Superlative; Religious Focus Week Com- mittee Chairman 3. SUSAN AMANDA SELF Stunt 1, 2, 3, 4 (Chairman of Sets 1, 2, Cast 3, 41; Co-Chairman of May Day Decorations 2; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4 (Social Chairman 2, 4); Student League of Women Voters 3, 4 (Vice- President 4); International Relations Club 3, 4; Delegate to the Model U.N. Assembly 3; Twig Columnist 4; Oak Leaves Staff 2, 3, 4 (Co-Editor of Class 3, 4); Dean ' s List 3, 4; World University Service Drive Chairman 4; Religious Focus Week Committee 2, 3. ANNE HUNTER SHARPE Y.W.A. 1, 2 (Music Chairman 2): American Guild of Organists 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2); Stunt 1, 2, 4 (Music Chairman 2); Twig Staff 3 (Music Editor); Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Chorus 2. JANE KATHLEEN SIMMONS Secretary of Freshman Class; Canaday Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Freeman Religion Club 1. 2; Price Latin Club 1, 2; Stunt 1, 2, 3 (Chair- man 2. Script 3); Tyner Education Club 4; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; A.A. Board (Freshman Representative 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4); Monogram Club 3, 4; Basket- ball Varsity 3, 4; Volleyball Varsity 3, 4; Freshman Counselor 2; Kappa Nu Sigma 4; Who ' s Who: Nominating Committee 4; Leader- ship Council 4; Social Standards Committee 2. EVALYN MONTREYS SIMPSON Price Latin Club 2, 3; Playhouse 4; Tyner Education Club 4; Dean ' s List. JOYCE ANN SMITH Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Sociology Club GWENDOLYN JOAN SPEARMAN Stunt 3, 4; Freshman Counselor 2; Chorus 2; Tyner Education Club 3, 4. MIRIAM ANN STALLINGS Chorus 2; Stunt 2; Social Standards Com- mittee 3; Nominating Committee 3, 4 (Chair- man 4); Leadership Council 3, 4; President of Junior Class: Freeman Religion Club 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; May Court 3; Maid of Honor 4; Student Government Council 4; Chief Counselor 4; Silver Shield 4 (Vice- President); Who ' s Who. ELEANOR DOUGLAS STARKE MOLLY SCOTT STEVENS Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Tyner Education Club 4; Art Club 4; Playhouse 4; Hoofprint Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stunt 3. QUINCY ANN STEWART Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Barber Science Club 2, 3. 4 (Treasurer 3, President 4); Hoofprint Club 3, 4 (Secretary- Treasurer 4). HILDA ANNE STRAYHORN Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Varsity 2; American Guild of Organists 2, 3, 4; Stunt Committee 3. 4; Dean ' s List. SYLVIA SIDNEY STRAYHORN Canaday Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Tyner Education Club 3, 4. 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Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh Glenn, Frances K .1008 North St., Durham Godwin, Betty 510 N. Bendenhall St., Greensboro Godwin, Nancy _, , ,, „ 620 Melbourne Court, Charlotte 9 Grayson, Judith Gale „ . , 511 Spruce St., Hight Point Griffin, Elaine .Rt. 1, Box 195-B, Williamston Grigg, Rebecca Lynne 4337 E. Galax Dr., Raleigh Grimshaw, Mary Anne Roberta Dr., Rt. 4, Taylors, S. C. Ham, Gisela Margrit 2313 Barmettler St., Raleigh Hammer, Penny 719 Hill St., Rocky Mount Harrill. Sandra ...203 Curry St.. Gaffney, S. C. Hart, Phyllis ...2922 Forest Park Dr., Charlotte Hartley, Harriett Box 43, Welcome Hartness, Freda 614 Carr St., Sanford Haug, Carol McCracken Hgts., Sanford Hayes, Rebecca Faith 1007 Fifth Ave., N.W., Hickory Haywood, Martha Box 307, Candor Haywood, Ruth Anne 41 Anne Park. Sumter, S. C. Hewitt, Lynn , , 4437 San Jose Blvd., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Hill Barbara Rt. 2, Box 291, Franklinton Hodges. Anne Palmer Box 462, Farmville Holbert, Jerry Lou. 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Liles, Anne 3178 Portsmouth Ave., Cincinnati 8, Ohio Littlefield, Mary Jill 1031 S. Belvedere, Gastonia Long, Betsy Rose 326, Roxboro Lowder, Annette Box 1184, Albemarle McFarland, Lelia 114 Forest Ave., Oxford McFarland, Lelian 114 Forest Ave., Oxford McKenney, Mary Lyon Carolyn Dr., Linlier, Virginia Beach, Va. McLester, Martha 6800 North Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, S. C. McManus, Mary Rt. 1, Matthews McNairy, Frances 1704 Efland Dr., Greensboro Mackintosh. Ellen--2731 Anderson Dr., Raleigh Martin, Vicky Box 196, Jamesville Mathis, Lou .324 Charlotte Rd., Rutherfordton Matthews, Becky 8 Mount Vernon Circle, Asheville Michael, Linda Jeanette 508 N. Sellars Mill Dr., Burlington Millford, Louise. Box 11031, Charlotte 9 Monsees. Linda 207 N. Lee St., Goldsboro Moody. Sue Ellen 2700 Gainstead Dr., Louisville 6, Ky. Morgan, Rhonda 26 Hillside Dr., Lexington Morriss, Billie Jean 1207 Eisenhower St., Lumberton Mull, Shellie Dale 430 W. Willowbrook Dr., Burlington Murray, Libby..l05 S. Claiborne St., Goldsboro Nooe. Ann Box 351, Pittsboro Norris, Yvonne 1109 Buckingham Rd., Greensboro Norwood. Carolyn. ...1026 Nichols Dr., Raleigh Orr, Ronnie 158 Brevard Rd., Asheville Osborne, Martha 54 Fairway Rd., Asheville Osburn, Barbara Ann Apt. N-16, Married Student Housing, Raleigh Owens, Mary Meade 201 Tranquil Ave., Charlotte Parker, Sarah Elizabeth 3008 The Plaza. Charlotte Patterson, Lena Rose... Rt. 3, Smithfield Payne, Peggy 2539 Wake Dr., Raleigh Pearce, Millie 340 S. Mulberry St., Lenoir Phipps, Nan Rt. 2, Wendell Pitser, Peggy 322 Forsyth St., Raleigh Polk, Betty 4605 Manordene Rd., Baltimore 29, Md. Pruitt, Peggy 126 Person Circle. Louisburg Puckett, Mabel Ann 3405 Moss Side Ave., Richmond 22, Va. Rabon, Joan Freeman 206 West 18th St., Lumberton Rackley, Margaret.. 503 Church St., Smithfield Radford, Barbara 1404 National Ave., New Bern Raines. Karen 100 N. Gaston St., Kings Mountain Raver, Mary Workman 514 Walnut St., Gary Ray, Anne 200 N. Adair St.. Clinton, S. 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Station, Rutherfordton Spencer, Nancy 104 E. Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh Stainback, Joyce Ellen 507 Watson Ave., New Bern Stallings, Christine Rt. 4, Louisburg Stone, Judy 101 Country Club Dr., Greensboro Stovall, Catherine Rt. 5, Box 203, Oxford Strickland, Margaret 609 Piedmont Ave., Rocky Mount Tate, Elaine. Rt. 4, Mebane Tate, Jean Arthur 1234 Franklin St., Burlington Terry, Daphne Box 157, West Jefferson Thomas, Linda Rt. 1, Morven Tolar, Diana 495 S. May St., Southern Pines Tull, Brucie 308 N. Randolph St., Rockingham Turner, Elizabeth Kay 916 Friar Tuck Rd., Raleigh Tutor, Peggy Rt. 1, Holly Springs Upchurch. Nancv 505 Banks St., Raleigh Ussery, Penny Rt. 1, Box 93, Rockingham Vaught, Caroline. Pine Cone Dr., Oxford Vickers, Mozelle Carver. 104 Faculty St.. Gary Wallace, Sandra Jean 1702 Thomas Ave., Charlotte Walter, Suellen .709 Roundtree Ave., Kinston Waters, Ann 5531 Wayne Rd.. Greensboro White, Ann Gordon Box 316, Warrenton White, Betty Box 117, Littleton Whitehead, Christine 1010 Panola St., Tarboro Wicker, Judy Box 87, McCain Wiggs. Adalia 102 E. Davis St., Smithfield Wilkerson, Francine 203 W. Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh Williams, Patricia Box 336, Kannapolis Williams, Wanda Dolores Rt. 3, Apex Willis, Jane Rt. 2, Rutherfordton Wilson, Glenda....313 Oakhurst Rd., Statesville Wilson, Mary Lib 105 Jones Circle, Thomasville Woodard, Betty Rt. 7, Raleigh Worrell, Jane 801 N. Washington St., Rutherfordton FACULTY Allen, Mrs. W. R 504 Cardinal Dr., Raleigh Baity, Hazel 1614 W. First St., Winston-Salem Belcher, V. Howard 2105 Park Ave., Lynchburg, Va. Bell, Lila 1620 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh Blanchard, Edwin K. 605 Buck Jones Rd., Raleigh Brewer, Ellen D. 126 Groveland Ave., Raleigh Brookens, Dr. P. F ..Wendell Hwy., Raleigh Campbell, Dr. Garlyle 19 Furches St., Raleigh Canaday, Dr. E. 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Greene, Jane Rt. 3, Raleigh Greenwood, Mrs. Dorothy 1620 Canterbury Rd., Raleigh Grimmer, Mae 118 Fig St., Cape Charles, Va. Haeseler, Belle Box 388 Meredith College, Raleigh Hamilton, Mrs. Mary K...716 Dorsett Dr., Cary Hanven, Jennie M...C o Mrs. Myron L. Kocker Box 686, Radford, Va. Hinsley, Mrs. Dru M Rt. 4, Raleigh Holler, Mrs. Harriet M. 3340 White Oak Rd., Raleigh Hunter, Mrs. Bobbye Meredith College, Raleigh Hurst, Mrs. Edna Meredith College, Raleigh Hutchins, Betty 229 Elm St., Raleigh Jeffries, Mrs. Luch Mackey Rt. 1, Box 156, Raleigh Johnson, Mrs. Margaret L. 1714 N. Blount St., Raleigh Johnson, Dr. Mary Lynch 1906 Smallwood Dr., Raleigh Jones, Dr. Ira 10 Montgomery St., Raleigh Josev, Mary Bland. J-1 Raleigh Apts., Raleigh Keith, Dr. Alice B. Meredith College, Raleigh Knight, Dr. lone Faircloth (Col. Cupl.), Raleigh Leake, Lu Rt. 1, Box 7, Woodville, Miss. Ledford W. R 3018 Medlin Dr., Raleigh Lemmon, Dr. Sarah 917 Brookwood Dr., Raleigh McAllister, Dr. Quentin O. 1704 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh McLain, Dr. Ralph E. 3400 Lake Boone Trail, Raleigh Marsh, Mrs. Vera Tart 183 S. Candler St., Decatur, Ga. Martin, Mrs. Geneva L. 3405 Ruffin St., Raleigh Martin, Margaret C 1902 Stone St., Raleigh Massey, Mrs. Jay D.. 305 Quail Dr., Raleigh Mimms, Mrs. Ellen D. Meredith College, Raleigh Neblett, Lucy Ann 910 19th Ave., S., Nashville, Tenn. Orders, Mrs. Faye F. 2711 Rosedale Ave., Raleigh Parker, Mrs. Mattie E. 3113 Darien Dr., Raleigh Peacock, Dr. L. A. 3018 Churchill Rd., Raleigh Peck, Anna B V-2 Raleigh Apts., Raleigh Pratt, Stuart 202 Furches St., Raleigh Pruden, Mrs. Virginia B. 1423 Brooks Ave., Raleigh Renfrew, Mrs. Lois S. W-2A Cameron Court Apts., Raleigh Reveley, Dr. D. R 122 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh Robinson, Mrs. Ruth B. 1407 Lutz Ave., Raleigh Rose, Dr. Norma 510 Camden Rd., Wadesboro Saunders, Mrs. Lucy Meredith College, Raleigh Senter, Dr. William J. 702 W. Jones St., Raleigh Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Box 397, Meredith College, Raleigh Smith, Mrs. Ben 701 Runnymeade Rd., Raleigh Smith, Mrs. MaBelle, c o George L. Walker, Jr.,. .306 Rhudy St., Richmond, Va. Snyder, Mrs. Julia M Chapel Hill Swanson, Jean D-3A Cameron Court Apts.. Raleigh Syron, Dr. Leslie W. Churchville, Va. Tilley, Dr. Ethel. ...Apt. 200, 414 W. 120th St., New York 27, N. Y. Wallace, Dr. Lillian Parker Box 5064, State College Station, Raleigh Whilden, Mrs. Martha J, Meredith College, Raleigh Yarbrough, Dr. John A. 3008 Medlin Dr., Raleigh Yarbrough, Dr. Mary E. 1715 Hillsboro St., Raleigh Yeager, Betty Jean 358 Third St., N.W., Hickory AUTOGRAPHS AUTD GRAPH S AUTD GRAPH S 303 vUL(iMi:tX