Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1962 volume:

CARLYLE CAMPBELL LIBRARY A M54v 376.8 1962 ACCESSION 2|7294 CAIRJLYLE CAMPBELL LIBRARY Meredith College Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 eaves PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF [EREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Gwen Cooper Peggy Klick Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Photography by: WALLER STUDIO DR. HARRY E. COOPER Engraving by: LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING CO. Printing by: EDWARDS BROUGHTON CO. Meredith College Library Kaleigh, N. O. mm P SSSSSSiMT We build our school on Thee, Oh Lord, WE ARRIVE Thee we bring our common need . . . WE ARE ALONE . . . our Emotional needs WE BECOME A PART . our Spiritual needs . . . WE SEARCH . . . our Intellectual needs . WE ACHIEVE our Physical needs . . . WE BECOME AWARE . . . our Social needs OREWORD The pathway to a mature and greater way of life. A growing spirit. A place to learn, to grow, and to become a part . . . MEREDITH. We have tried to depict Meredith as it is seen every day in all phases of college life. May you turn through the pages of this 1962 Oak Leaves and feel a closeness to your college days that could only have been experienced here and that will always be remem- bered . . . MEREDITH. PJUM J Table of contents Administration and Faculty 13 Student Body 27 Organizations rSJ Honoraries Features Advertisements and Student Directory 07 131 137 151 Mr. Raymond L. Herndon Id •-v H| • piii D EDICATION A mischievous grin below twinkling eyes . . . A turned up brim on a felt hat . . . An eager helper when things go wrong . . . A genuine interest in the girls of Meredith . . . Because you are concerned and show us . . . Because we appreciate and wish to express our thanks To you, we dedicate . . . Mr. Raymond L. Herndon 11 Administration and We search for guidance We search for truth from en- counter. We pursue the ideas of others. We assimilate ideas of our own. With the dedicated guidance of the administration and faculty and the helpful assistance of the staff, we are armed with the essen- tials to prepare for a life ' s work. FACULTY BOARD OF TRUSTEES L. M. Massey, Chairman Elizabeth J. Dotterer, Vice Chairman V. H. Belcher, Secretary-Treasurer Terms Expire 1962 Claudilene S. Bone Nashville Randolph Gregory Wilmington J. M. Kesler Winston-Salem 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 Concord Straughan H. Watkins Henderson Terms Expire 1963 Raymond A. Bryan Goldsboro C. C. Cameron Raleigh Foy J. Farmer Raleigh W. W. Finlator Raleigh L. M. Massey Zebulon Marvin L. Slate High Point W. Fred Williams Greensboro Terms Expire 1965 Claude T. Bowers Raleigh Hubert M. Craig Lincolnton Charles B. Deane Rockingham lone K. Knight Madison E. L. Rankin, Jr Raleigh Virginia L. Robertson... Rocky Mount Virginia L. Wood Leaksville Executive Committee L. M. Massey, Chairman Elizabeth J. Dotterer, Vice Chairman W. W. Finlator Maude D. Bunn E. L. Rankin, Jr. C. C. Cameron W. H. Weatherspoon Foy J. Farmer W. Fred Williams 14 PRESIDENT What is past, is past, we have been told. If so. it is relatively unimportant. It is our privilege and responsibility to insure that what was worthy and hopeful in the past shall have more adequate expression in the present and future. Let us then strive to make the worthy achievements and happy fellowship recorded in this edition of the Oak Leaves but a prelude to more significant experience in the years ahead. { - _JU L y- t JLU LEISHMAN A. PEACOCK, Ph.D., Academic Dean V. HOWARD BELCHER, B.S., Business Manager and Treasurer 16 LOUISE E. FLEMING, A.M., Dean of Students ADMINISTRATION ROBERT G. DEYTON, A.B., Director of Public Relations Hazel Baity, A.B., in L.S. Librarian Joyce Causey Assistant Dean of Students Agnes Cooper, A.B. News Bureau Director Carolyn Covington, A.B. Secretary to the Vice-President Lucille Dandridge Assistant House Director Mary M. Edwards Equitation Director ADMINISTRATIVE 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 Margaret L. Johnson Secretary, Business Office Mary Bland Josey, A.B. Public Relations Assistant Lula M. Leake, M.R.E. Assistant Dean of Students Dorothy McCombs Library Assistant Vera Tart Marsh Registrar Faye F. Orders Bookkeeper Miriam H. Prichard B.S.U. Director Virginia B. Pruden, A.B. Assistant Librarian STAFF Lois S. Renfrow Secretary to the President Lucy H. Saunders, R.N. Nurse Virginia Scarboro Secretary, Business Office William J. Senter, B.S., M.D. Physician Harry Simmons Supervisor of Maintenance MaBelle Smith Assistant Dean of Students Frances E. Thorne Dining Hall Hostess Martha J. Whilden House Director Betty Jean Yeager, A.B. Secretary to the Dean of Students FACULTY Lois P razier, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Business Ruth B. Robinson, B.S. Instructor in Business P- f1% Ernest F. Canaday, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Dorothy K. Preston, M.A. Instructor of Mathematics MUSIC DEPARTMENT Versatility and strong individuality ... a separate table at registration . . . Dr. Cooper, jack of all trades — teacher, performer, photographer ... a chapel trio — Garriss, Blanchard, Clyburn ... an office Christmas party with gag gifts for all . . . Mr. Pratt and Bee Hive coffee . . . theory students for Miss Swanson and student teachers for Miss Haeseler . . . choral direc- tion — Miss Donley . . . faculty recitals. . . . BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Frequent field trips . . . Dr. Frazier — business-like in class, understanding out of class . . . Mrs. Robinson ' s willingness to sacrifice lunch hours to give much needed shorthand takes . . . student surveys in statis- tics class . . . spring trip to Richmond . . . bulletin board decorated with Christmas cards made by Sen- iors . . . patience with the machines . . . the feeling of accomplishment on getting debits and credits to balance. . . . MATH DEPARTMENT Pass to the board! . . . echoes through the hall of chalk taps on the board . . . Dr. Canaday plus choco- late candy equals contentment . . . gift to each student teacher — a stick! . . . chalk on clothes, and hands, and feet, and . . . endless formulas . . . Mrs. Preston ' s Hawaiian slides . . . two-minute problems that are two-hour headaches . . . wastebaskets filled with scratch paper . . . and, as always, a 2 + b 2 = c L . 2(1 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Getting up early in the practice house . . . long hours preparing for the Christmas exhibit . . . Miss Hanyen ' s imported green, blue, and white belts . . . Miss Brewer ' s asserting, Oh, girls, that would be a happy choice! . . . the decision about making fudge or divinity . . . last minute preparations for the annual fashion show . . . Precept: Don ' t ever stitch over a pin. . . . ART DEPARTMENT Frequent visits to the Art Museum . . . ruined manicures and kerosene-stained clothes . . . afternoon labs and seminars . . . efficient Dr. Downs . . . offices wallpapered with sketches . . . patience with fresh- men and charcoal-smudged faces . . . Miss Jeffries ' prize painting, Waiting . . . bouncers lined along the hall of Second Joyner . . . four years ' work cli- maxed with a senior exhibit. . . . Ellen Dozier Brewer, A.M. Professor oj Home Economics Jennie M. Hanyen, A.M. Associate Professor of Home Economics Arthur C. Downs Assistant Professor Lucy B. Jeffries, Assistant Professor Ed.D. of Art M.F.A. of Art Edwin K. Blanchard, M.Mus.Lit. Assistant Professor of Music James L. Clyburn, M.S. Instructor in Music Phyllis W. Garriss, M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music Isabelle Haeseler, M.S.M. Instructor in Music Harry E. Cooper, Mus.D., F.A.G.O. Professor of Music Beatrice Donley, B.M. Associate Professor of Music Stuart Pratt, Mus.M. Professor of Music Jean Swanson, M.Mus., F.A.G.O. Assistant Professor of Music 2] FACULTY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Lila Bell, M.Ed. Assistayit Professor of Education Harry K. Dorsett, A.M. Associate Professor of Education David R. Reveley, Ph.D. Professor of Education Miss Bell and Kiddie Lit books . . . Dr. Reveley ' s stand against Busywork . . . vowel charts and perfection of printing . . . Mr. Dorsett ' s entrance tests to freshmen . . . butterflies of the beginning student teachers . . . one aim: to become professional teachers . . . the ordeal of the examination for an A certificate . . . relief and apprehension after finally hear- ing about a job. . . . ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dr. Rose ' s long-remembered Christmas reading ... Dr. Johnson ' s brisk walk . . . stimu- lating ideas at book teas . . . spring term papers — and then corrections . . . Mrs. Greenwood ' s reminder that the bells don ' t ring on Monday morning ... the Canterbury pilgrims . . . recitations of memory work in class . . . Dr. Knight ' s traditional airing of the room ... I always took delight in learning, teaching, and writing. . . . Velma Mae Gorsage, A.M. Instructor in English Dorothy P. Greenwood, A.B. Instructor in English. Iary Lynch Johnson, Ph.D.. L.H.D. Professor of English Ione Kemp Knight. Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Norma Rose, Ph.D. Professor of English 22 RELIGION DEPARTMENT Bernard H. Cochran, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Religion Roger H. Crook, Th.D. Professor of Religion Ralph E. McLain, Ph.D. Professor of Religion Departmental meetings in the Bee Hive . . . stimulating class discussions . . . cartoons on Dr. Cochran ' s bulletin board . . . constant contact with Dummelow ' s Commentary and The Interpreter ' s Bible . . . Dr. Crook ' s office — a toyland for boys at Christmas time . . . frequent get-togethers at the professors ' homes . . . our gallant gentlemen of the campus . . . Dr. Mac ' s concern for all. . . . LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Vocabulary, vocabulary, and more vacabulary . . . Miss Neblett ' s scrapbook of her travels . . . Mr. Ledford — teacher and student . . . getting acquainted with our neighbors from south of the border . . . trombonist turned French professor . . . singing Christmas carols in French and German . . . pen pals in foreign lands . . . perplexing idioms . . . and then the usual request, Repita usted, por favor. . . . A ft Susanne H. Freund, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Foreign Languages William R. Ledford, A.M. Instructor in Foreign Languages Quentin Oliver McAllister, Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages Margaret C. Martin, A.M. Instructor in Foreign Languages Lucy Ann Neblett, A.M. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages FACULTY Helena W. Allen, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education Jay D. Massey, A.M. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education ■• V PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT Two hundred people at health class in Jones Audi- torium . . . office hours in the Bee Hive . . . two sweaters, three sweat shirts, several pairs of sox, and blue jeans for archery in December . . . movies that cause fainting spells . . . demonstrations of German folk dances by Mrs. Massey . . . Mrs. Allen ' s tall tale at Corn Huskin ' . . . new attraction: skating rink at Meredith College . . . and always sore muscles. . . . Richard D. Goff, M.A. Instructor of History Alice Barnwell Keith, Ph.D. Professor of History Julia M. Snyder, M.S. Instructor in Physical Education Frances Stevens, M.A. Instructor in Physical Education HISTORY DEPARTMENT The history alcove, a reading room crowded with freshmen . . . our authors, Dr. Wallace and Dr. Keith . . . pages and pages and pages of collateral read- ing . . . Mr. Goff ' s migration from Duke to Meredith . . . the conglomeration of colors on history maps . . . Dr. Lem- mon ' s Georgian examples in class . . . delegates to the United Nations pro- gram . . . requirement for class: read the newspaper. . . . 9 !•) Sarah McCulloh Lemmon Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Vernon O. Stumpf, M.A. Instructor of History Lillian Parker Wallace, Ph.D Professor of History SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Helping sociology majors in field work at the Red Cross center . . . What else is true? . . . cutting the cards for Dr. Jones . . . scientific experiment with the Ouija Board in psychology . . . Dr. Tilley ' s refresh- ments during a quiz . . . map studies in geography . . . Mr. Hickman teaching the Federal Reserve System . . . Students of philosophy are people; I am student of philosophy; therefore, I am a people. . . . James H. Eads, Jr., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Helen Jo Collins, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Jack W. Hickman, M.S. Assistant Professor of Economics Ira O. Jones, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology c % % £ 4 ' X « X Leslie W. Syron, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Economics Ethel Tilley, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Philosophy SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The odor of formaldehyde . . . Dr. John ' s fatherly advice ... a new staff member . . . explosions and small fires in the chemistry lab ... a greenhouse full of plants . . . experimentations . . . dropping lab reports in the slots . . . lectures on heredity . . . the theory of evolution . . . Mr. Ead ' s jokes . . . pages and pages of complicated equations . . . Mrs. Collins and Dr. Mary ' s long-antici- pated Christmas party . . . preparing America ' s future scientists. . . . Helen P. Kelman, A.M. Mary Yarbrough, Ph.D. Part-time Instructor in Biology Professor of Chemistry and Physics John Yarbrough, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Student Body We arrive We arrive at Meredith. We are fresh from high school, fresh in col- lege. We begin as Freshmen, and we grow into Sophomores, then Jun- iors, and finally Seniors. We are alone. For the first time we are thinking individually. We are encouraged to react individually. We are assuming responsibility indi- vidually. We are becoming ourselves. Four years we spend here — work- ing, studying, learning — mostly happy, sometimes sad. Four years of our life, dedicated to education but holding many other precious ac- complishments. Four years of our life, hard earned, but well spent. Every minute event begun in the formative years has become the soul and substance of our Meredith and of each student. FRESHMEN — CLASS OF 1965 Penney Donna Dull President Sue Johnson Vice-President Anne Pepper Poole Secretary Lura Penney Treasurer Distracted mothers, weary fathers, and we, the bewildered daughters with quiver- ing smiles glued on our faces, unloaded the mountainous piles of trunks, lamps and shoe boxes from our cars on that September day. Having met our roommates and suitemates, we decorated rooms and uttered final brave good-byes to our parents. On the guided tour of the campus after the get-acquainted picnic on the first night, we learned various information about our new home ( such as the story of Wilbur ' s tunnel), then returned to our rooms with hordes of new friends to talk about college life. As the days flew by, memories rapidly accumulated. Could we ever forget Rush Week and Decision Day, Zeke and Almiry in Corn Huskin ' , our pet shop with its last minute changes for Stunt, the revenge on the Seniors, and countless hours spent in the library? Hall parties before holidays, dorm card mistakes, term papers, unnecessary trips to Ridgewood, and themes, themes, and more themes, fraternity parties. . . . ■n; fr LJ.il That long awaited mail from home! No, I ' m not nervous a bit. I ' m in eestac A new thrill— I.F.C. but it ' s so much easier to study in a group. $ t$ $ f § f f SI LYNN VIRGINIA ABRAHAM JESSICA LYNN ADAMS JUDITH ANN ADAMS ELVA MAE ADKINS MARY ANN AINSLEY CANAN HATICE AKKOC MARY VIRDEN ALLCOTT GLORIA ELAINE ALLEN CAROL VAUGHN ANDREWS MILDRED SUSAN ARCHER LINDA LEE ARLEDGE NANCY AMELIA ARMSTRONG CORINA FAYE AUTRY SHARON LYNN BAIN NORMA LUCRETIA BAIRD ALICE FAYE BAKER SYLVIA GRAY BARBOUR SARAH BETTE BARNHARDT MARGARET ANN BEARD FRANCES DIANNE BECK FRESHMEN PATRICIA ANN BERRY ALMA FRANKIE BLACKWELDER JOHNNIE CLAIRE BOLTON EMILIE JEAN BOSTIC SHERRON WINSTEAD BOYD CAROL BEA BRADSHAW ANN NATALIE BRAGASSA BARBARA KATHRYN BRAGG SALLY BAILEY BRAGG MARTHA CAROLYN BRANON GLENDA KAY BRIDGERS MARY ANN BRITT SANDRA CURTIS BRITT NELL CYNTHIA BRITTON ANN OPHELIA BROCK 30 ARBARA ANN BROOKSHIRE (LENDA LUCILE BROWN rANCY JEAN BUFFALOE tANCY SUE BUFFALOE LIZABETH ANN BULLARD ■OROTHY JANE BULLOCK HARLOTTE ANN BURGESS IOROTHY ANN BURROUGHS ULIA VANN BUTLER .LICE MAE CANNON ONA DARE CARAWAN .NNE TAYLOR CARRAWAY ARAH LOUISE CARVER iEVERLY JEAN CHEWING ERONA WEN LUNG CHOW LEANOR LOUISE COFFEY iETTY JEAN COLE rELL JENNINGS COX ANDRA KAYE CRAFT IANCY HELEN CRAIG QG f 0 CLASS OF 1965 r CONNIE REBECCA CRAVER JUDITH ELIZABETH CROUCH DONNA KAYE CULLEN MARY ELIZABETH CURRIN SANDRA HELEN DEAN MARGARET ELIZABETH DENSON ALLIE JANE DILDAY MARY RUTH DOBBINS BARBARA DIANE DRAKE ADRIANNE DONNA DULL MARIE HOPE DUNN JUDITH CAROL DWIGGINS JANE LULL EATON ELIZABETH ANN ECHERD ALMA JANE EDWARDS ELLEN KAYE EDWARDS JUDYTH ANN ELLIOTT BETTY JO ELLIS BETTIE JANE ERNST MARTHA LOUISE EVANS DCNA LYNN FAGG VIRGINIA KATHERINE FAULK WADAD FAYED MARY PAULINE FINAN CARLA BONITA FISHER JUDITH ANN FISHER NANCY SUE FORD BRENDA KAY FREEMAN GEORGIA LOUISE FURR FRANCES CELESTE GARRETT 9 f • FRESHMEN f f aft f NANCY ELIZABETH GARRETT BETTY GOWER GARVEY HANNAH PATRICIA GODWIN LYNN MARIE GOODSON RITA SUE GOODWIN LAURA STELLA GREEN JUDITH KAY GRIFFIN LINA DIANE GRIFFIN ELLEN JANE GRUVER SUSAN LYNNE HAGWOOD ELLEN KAY HALL PATRICIA BLAIR HALL LINDA JEAN HARRIS EVELYN CHRYSTAL HARTNESS BILLIE ANNE HARTSELL NANCY JANE HATLEY DONNA ALINE HAVERSTOCK REBECCA LOU HAYNES KATHRYN EARLE HAYWOOD JANE BETTINA HENDRICKS 32 9 £ $ $ f H i @. P JANE LOUISE HINES HELEN POPE HINSON EDNA LOUISE HOFFLER ELIZABETH JANE HOLLAND CAROLYN LOUISE HOLLIDAY MARTHA ANDREWS HOUSE SARAH CUMMINGS HOWARD CAROLYN ELIZABETH HOWELL PATRICIA NILEEN HUNT NANCY JEAN HUTCHERSON BETTY HART IPOCK JEANNE ESTELLE ISLEY SALLY GAYLE ISLEY JO CAROLYN JACKSON NORMA ELAINE JOHNSON CLASS OF 1965 EBECCA SUE JOHNSON ANCY LOU JONES UZABETH GAIL JOYCE JDY ANNE KEEN ARGARET ALICE KELLY ARGARET DENNISON KERR JSAN ANN KESLER LCQUELINE GAIL KINKEAD STTY GLYN KIRKPATRICK JTH ANN KNOTT RBARA ANN LANGDON ARCIA GENTRY LATHAM STTY RAE LAWHON 5BECCA ANNE LEWIS fNDA ANNE LILLY 5VERLEY LEE LIPSCOMB LLIE CAROL LLOYD NINETTE McADAMS RTHA McKINNON McARTHUR MELA JO McCALL $ 9 C © f % f f © © € © $ C 1 f? LOIS ELAINE McCOLLUM ADA KAY McCORKLE BEVERLY ANNE McKINNELL JANE HARRIETT McLOUD PATSY LYNN McREE PRICILLA JANE MACOMBER ELEANOR LEROY MARKS JERRY ANN MARTIN JANET LUTELE MATHENY DELIA ELIZABETH MATTOCKS ELEANOR CAROL MAY VIRGINIA ANN MELTON SAMMIE JEAN MILAZZO MARTHA JAN MILLER ELIZABETH ANNE MINTZ MARY CAROLYN MOORE KAY MARIE MOUNT CASTLE FAITH WHEELER MURRAY PATRICIA LEE MURRAY LYNN BETH MYERS FRESHMEN SUSAN ELIZABETH NANCE JUDITH NIEDRINGHAUS DONNA MARIE NORTON RUBY REBECCA PA RKER SARAH FRANCES PARKER MARGARET JANE PARRISH JOHNNIE LaRUE PEARCE ELIZABETH ANN PEDEN LURA ANNE PENNY DORIS ANN PENNINGER BRENDA CAROL PETTY LINDA SUE PIERCE DIANE ELIZABETH PINNER PEN LILE PITTARD MARTHA BLANCHARD PLYLER 34 INNE PEPPER POOLE IARY LOU POTTER ' RISCILLA WATSON PRICE ANET PUGH ANICE ELIZABETH PURGASON catherine allison ratley fancy bridgers rawlinson :lizabeth lomax reavis vlice elaine renegar iandra hulan ridoutt :mma matthis Rogers ' atricia hurst rogers jnda mae rooks setty kay rudd catie corinne savage iANDEA LOUISE SEARCY SRENDA NELL SHELTON .INDA GAIL SHEPPARD MARGARET RYMER SIMMONS ;ATHY ANN SMART g? f % CLASS OF 1965 ALICE FAYE SMITH ANDRA KATHERINE SMITH HELEN EARLE SMITH MARTHA ELIZABETH SMITH SARA LOUISE SMITH BETTY CAROLYN SPENCE BRENDA JO ANN STAFFORD LESSIE JEAN STAFFORD DEBORAH WINDSOR STALLINGS BETTY JO STEELE MARTHA SUSAN STONE MABEL JANE STRAUGHAN BRENDA MELBA STRICKLAND JUDITH LEE STRICKLAND WANDA FAY SI III I ' s 35 LINDA CAROLE SWAIN KAREN RUTH SWANSON LUCINDA GERTRUDE SWAYNE JOSEPHINE TANKARD HARRIET VIRGINIA TAYLOR SUE LYNN TEACHY MARION ELIZABETH THOMAS EVANGELINE TSIOUMAS PATRICIA ANN TUPPER CARRIE EULA TYSON CATHERINE ELIZABETH USSERY CATHERINE ELIZABETH VESTAL PATRICIA WALKER 0f $ FRESHMEN The animal fair. Happy Birthday to me! Mm Bring vour pepsi and we ' ll have a party! Nice surprises come in big packages. . . 36 g e© ? ff f% 7 DONNA KATHERINE WALLACE LAURA JANE WARD MARTHA ANN WARD MARY VIRGINIA WATTS MARION ELIZABETH WELCH SARA ALICE WELLS KATHRYN ELIZABETH WHATLEY ELIZABETH ANNETTE WICKER ROBERTA GAIL WILLIAMS PATRICIA ANN WOMBLE MARY CHARLOTTE WOODARD JUDITH ELIZABETH WOODS ZUDA ELLEN YOUNG CLASS OF 1965 You can ' t be serious about being void in trumps. . . . That ' s the best one I ' ve heard all night!! . . . and when I looked down I saw that he We ' re ready . . . bring on the floor show. had pinned it on the wrong side!!! SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF 1964 Mary Lyon McKenney President Helen Simms Vice-President Francine Wilkerson ...Secretary Sue Anne James Treasurer September brought the Sophomores back to Meredith College with a note of wist- ful remembrance of golden summer. The lilting melody of carefree days was shattered by our return to the rapid academic pace. A clanging gong sounded a change in key as the Sophomores adopted an oriental theme for Corn Huskin ' . Such measures were well taken as the Sophomores and Seniors tied for top honors. Bursting with pride and teaming with desire for another victory, we spent weeks in frenzied preparation for Stunt Night. A dramatic hum of strings introduced our command performance of Aipotu and the cup was ours! Music of a holiday mood permeated the atmosphere as Thanksgiving and Christ- mas arrived with a new flurry of diamonds and fraternity pins. However, this gaiety soon yielded to a droning dirge as exams cast temporary shadows over our spirits. 38 Where the boys are — Johnson Hall. But Harvey, I told you to meet me on the breezeway! But with spring came an exuberance which was manifested in the Sophomore Dance. In harmony with t he rhythmical dancing sway, each girl added a graceful note as she swirled to the music of the orchestra. Soon, the more stately strains of the graduation march led our big sisters through the daisy chain and on to receive their diplomas. The term had ended; the final note had been played. ' We are Chinese if you please. . . . And we love Chinese fire drills! ■li MARY WILLIAMS BALDWIN SOPHOMORES MARGARET KAY BURNS ANITA MAIER CHILDREY a © © £ e CLASS OF 1964 FRANCES KATHLEEN GLENN £0$$ 41 ANNE PALMER HODGES SOPHOMORES MARY JILL LITTLEFIELD BETSY ROSE LONG LELIA DOWNEY M, KARLAND ©9f f f f f t? C $ © 42 ALICE VICTORIA MARTIN ILLIE JEAN MORRIS CLASS OF 1964 k . : I C CAROLYN ENGLISH NORWOOD MARGARET LEE PITZER BETTY RUTH POLK BARBARA JANE RADFORD 43 REDFEARN RIVERS HELEN FLORENCE SIMMS i:kk i ii. hy smith t C ' ti C SOPHOMORES Q $ £ $ f ( BRUCE BREWER TULL MARGUERITE ANN WATERS Greensboro ANN GORDON WHITE MARY VIRGINIA WINFIELD CLASS OF 1964 _,, , , . , _. , , ,, . _ . , . . ., Voted most likely to put out Club sandwich. It eouldn t be Saturday night! fires. The Can Can should have it so good!! Nah ... it couldn ' t be after 1:00 already! 45 JUNIORS — CLASS OF 1963 OFFICERS Mary Frances Carver President Joan Strickland Secretary Nancy Williams Vice-President Carol Christian Treasurer Suddenly it was September, and we, the class of ' 63, drove back to school with the realiza- tion that we ' were Juniors. Gone were our Big Sisters and last year ' s daisy chain, for we were now a Big Sister class. We thought of our college years and likened them unto a song. Our freshman year we had drawn the lines and staffs as a beginning. The next year we had decided what kev to write our song in as we chose a special field of study. In our Junior year we were to put down the notes of our song. The finished melody has created sounds which will forever bring to our memory the events of the past year — our Junior year. Strike the first chord, the music begins, and the memories flow through our minds. We excitedly greeted one another and welcomed our Little Sisters the first few days. Soon we were as busv ' as ants working on Corn Huskin ' . Stunt came quickly as we combined all of our efforts, enthusiasm, and ability to work on it. That night we laughed at the circus as our chimes won us second place in the competition. The Christmas season brought caroling and a rest in our song with its well-deserved holi- days. As we returned, the echo of our exclamations over the pins, diamonds, and wedding plans of ' many of our classmates had scarcely faded when another highnote was reached by our class. We received our class rings — the symbol of our attainment of the title, Junior, and then we rushed into exams. Typical Second Vann bridge and gab sessions Neither rain nor snow nor dark of night. . A new measure in our song began after we returned from mid-semester holidays. All of our efforts were put in our dream project of the year — the Junior-Senior. We worked feverishly with high spirits, ever hopeful that it would not snow. When the night came, we glowed at the success of our work. Once more our thoughts turned to entertaining as we planned a party for our Little Sisters and formed ever closer ties with them. Spring weather came and the days passed rapidly as our spring fever gained momentum. We were soon turning in the final papers and projects and preparing for exams. As the semester ended, the last chord of our song was struck, and we looked back over our Junior year with pride. Our song had been written — the melody and harmony was our own and would be perfected during our final year. We have forever implanted in ourselves the memory of this — our Junior year. Breezeway — 11:55 p.m. on Saturday night. . r JUNIORS JUDITH LEIGH AVERY CLABRON ANN BARBEE | l P 4:: IARTHA CAROL CHRISTIAN HELEN FINCH DANIEL BERMA JEAN DAVENPORT f % HP- e CLASS OF 1963 MARY CONDREY FANNEY 1 MARION KING HALL NORMA JANE IIAMIill ' K UNIORS 50 NANCY KATHERINE JONES CLASS OF 1963 JUNE CAROL LEONARD JANE ELIZABETH LINK LaRUE Mi I MB - Meredith College Library Raleigh, N. C. ©(?© CAROLYN EARLEY MILLER Stuart. Va. ILLIE REBECCA PARKER Pollocksville MARY BELLE PATE Asheboro EULA ELIZABETH PETERSON Bolton NENA LEIGH PHILBRICK Cary JEAN ELLEN POLLOCK PATRICIA ANN RAINS Princton SARAH MARTHA RAMSEY JUNIORS $ 52 MARY SUSAN ROUZER MYRA KAYE SAW ' . KR NANCY STEPHENS SEARS Jl ' DY ELIZABETH SIIOl ' SE ©f? (5 CLASS OF 1963 ELOISE EDWARDS SYKES 53 MARIAMNE WILLIAMS NANCY ELLEN WILLIAMS MARY ANN WOLFE JUNIORS What . . . me worry! W.T.F.S. Museum Pickin ' the daisies! Mexican hombres!? 34 ELIZABETH ELI. EX WOODALI. DONNA LOUISE YANCEY CLASS OF 1963 Mother, don ' t rub-a-dub your Cheeez! Of course I won the Singer children — let Matey get ' em Sewing Prize!! clean!!! Momma said there ' d be days Beat feet. like this! Packin ' up. 55 SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 OFFICERS Peggy Wilkins President Judy Smith Vice-President Sybil Williams Secretary Mary Anne Eason.. Treasurer We began to pack our suitcases to return to Meredith for our senior year. Behind us were three jovful and tearful vears of happiness and sadness, of exuberance and meditation, of grow- ing and learning, of fearing and knowing. This year, we packed new things as we prepared to begin our last year at college. We brought back a new maturity and a deeper meaning of the future. We packed more creativity and greater opportunity, new initiative with bits of excitement stuffed into the cor- ners. We threw in a few cherished hopes of great value and we reverently placed a handful of convictions and beliefs in a tiny velvet box of self-confidence and self-respect. As the year progressed, our suitcases became fuller and fuller, with diamonds and pins, new cars and prospective jobs. These objects crowded out old childish desires and daydreams. As we picked choice items to include, we threw out the obsolete ideas, the now meaningless con- ceptions to which we had held so tenaciously. As the spring approached, we lost a few fellow-travellers, but we saw to it that they carried their suitcases of memories carefully away with them. 56 Ouija board, sweet little Ouija board. In the spring of the year when a young lady ' s fancy turns to thoughts of sun bath- ing at the pool. Graduation plans were hastily but happily tossed into a corner, and brides ' books were laid on the top. Trousseaus and graduate catalogues, and tickets to far-away places took a major place in our bags. Last of all, we included a few pictures. Of course, there was the picture of Him, from whom now we would never be parted. Then as we looked about us, we grabbed a mental snap- shot of a fountain, a row of cherry trees, a green court with groups of girls walking, a steeple in the sunrise. All these pictures we held dear to our hearts, and put them deep in the suitcases. As we looked about to see what we had left, we saw achievements and honors, leadership and fun. We saw scraps of revolutionary ideas and new forms of living. We saw a bit of our- selves in tradition. But we felt no fear of leaving these things. It should be this way. With excited hands, we closed our suitcases, carefully locked them, and left for a new life. Strains of From the First Hello . . . fill the mind as the Seniors prepare for graduation. 11 HHHHI Alvt 57 ELIZABETH PATE ADAMS History scholar with an eye to the future . . . dependability plus . . . Undecided semester . . . Neat and orderly in every way — term papers started way ahead . . . bright smile and sparkling blue eyes . . . Quiet manner with an inquiring mind . . . Night oil for Dr. Lemmon . . . Phi . . . Bettye. JOHANNA McKEVLIN ADLER An aspiring journalist . . . Straight from St. Mary ' s to Dean ' s List at Meredith . . . Freckled-faced day student in latest col- lege fashions ... A smiling greeting for all she meets . . . Ambitions to be admired . . . January grad . . . Astro . . . Johanna. Elizabeth Pate Adams History Rowland Johanna McKevlin Adler Sociology Raleigh SENIORS JANE EAGLES ALLEN A college marriage in a trailer . . . First leader of the class of ' 62 — our frosh presi- dent . . . Combined interest in English and home ec . . . Pony-tailed figure laden with books . . . frequently seen in the library . . . Smiling as she goes . . . Astro . . . Jane. DELORES LESLIE ATKINS Enthusiastic leader of A. A. . . . Duke sweatshirt and sounds from a mahogany hi-fi ... I could rend my garments! — rip . . . Christmas in November . . . Room with a homey atmosphere opened to all . . . Schemes and plans to create fun . . . W. T. F. S. . . . Astro . . . Pedunk. Jane Eagles Allen English Raleigh Delores Leslie Atkins istory Durham 58 BETTY BLACKARD AVERETTE One of Miss Bell ' s young ladies . . . Quiet simplicity striving for a college degree . . . Keeping hubby from the army . . . From W. C. to Meredith, filled with sum- mer school and a diploma in three years . . . Hazel blue eyes and a soft-spoken way . . . Phi . . . Betty. MILDRED JEAN AYSCUE An English major with a full schedule . . . brown hair and a big smile . . . worthy keeper of our caps and gowns ... A brain in the classroom with outside interests which include the Colton English Club . . . Mr. Bear of our winning Sopho- more Stunt . . . Phi . . . Mildred. Betty Blackard Averette Education Raleigh Mildred Jean Ayscue English Fuquay Springs SHIRLEY ANN BALLARD Quietness and simplicity . . . long hours in lab — a talent for oils . . . stacks of books for history term papers . . . lover of the arts . . . trips to Art Museum . . . admiration for Leonard Bernstein . . . letters from Florida . . . One of these days . . . Foxy . . . Phi . . . Shirley. MARY OGIE BAUGHAM Petite miss with agile fingers for the typewriter . . . proficient worker with Dean ' s List among her accomplishments . . . Monday night hostess in Dean of Students Office . . . week ends at home with Harvey and special February plans . . . first Faircloth group . . . Astro . . . Mary Ogie. Shirley Ann Ballard rt Mooresville Mary Ogie Baugham isiness Smithfield LUCILLE WEATHERSPOON BENTON A delicate beauty inward and outward . . . sprinkled with wit, laughter, and friendliness . . . exciting trips to un- known places . . . Leadership awarded with S. G. veep, Silver Shield, and Who ' s Who . . . Gift to the classroom with desire to inspire . . . Astro . . . Cille. MARTHA SARAH BLAIR Fromising future with a special Med student . . . exciting letters . . . Jack . . . summers spent on the coast . . . short natural curls and hazel eyes ... a slow walk and a Virginia drawl . . . plans for a June wedding . . . strains from The Sound of Music . . . Astro . . . Martha. Lucille Weatherspoon Benton Education Laurinburg Martha Sarah Blair Home Economics Gretna, MAE LETITIA BLOUNT Blonde hair and black eyebrows . . . Trips to Chapel Hill . . . coast dweller but non- swimmer . . . wearer of much blue . . . short boys, plaid dresses, and plans for grad school . . . neatness and efficiency . . . zooming white Ford . . . social work at home . . . Astro . . . Tish. BETTY HALE BONE Petite, attractive miss . . . a;set to a semi- nary student ' s future ... a promise sealed with a diamond . . . leader of our winning stunt . . . Keeper of that third Faircloth . . . trips to Alabama . . . room equipped with every-ready bridge table . . . Astro . . . Bone. Mae Letitia Blount Home Economics Elizabeth City Betty Hale Bone j % V I ELIZABETH ANNE BRASWELL Capability revealed in S. G. . . . a sum- ner romance led to a diamond at Christ- r.as . . . Vernon . . . leader among leaders . . versat le scholar with interests cen- tered in sociology and English . . . our scientik ... an individualist with goals . . Astro . . . Anne. JENNY LILLIAN BRIGGS Mischief shrouded by innocence . . . Just one more bridge hand, I ' ve got to study . . . chocolate nut sundaes from the Bee Hive . . . late to bed and late to rise . . . boat trips to the beautiful capes . . . fits of excitement . . . midnight parties . . . Astro . . . Jenny. Elizabeth Anne Braswell Jenny Lillian Briggs ociology Wadesboro Sociology Leasburg SENIORS MARGARET CAROLE BROCK Trim-figured lass with ability to dance . . . Blue Christmas? . . . Music depart- ment ' s loss — education department ' s gain . . . music-maker for the Astros . . . attire with that special smartness . . . Striking Miss Brock leading her classroom . . . Astro . . . Carole. THERESA ERNESTINE BROWN A lovely diamond from her one and only Mike . . . trousseau truly her own ... A prize student of Miss Hanyen ' s . . . Jan- uary graduate and bride . . . Homemaker. seamstress, teacher — the ideal wife . . . from the mountains to the plains . . . Phi . . . Theresa. - % Margaret Carole Brock Education Mount Oliv Theresa Ernestine Brown Home Economics Clyde 61 HENRI FISHER BRUNT From Mars Hill back home to Raleigh to be with us at Meredith . . . classroom projects aided by husband, Jim . . . neat- ness in all respects ... a gold band, with an heirloom emerald ... a wisp of a waist . . . Mrs. Brunt . . . Bubbling per- sonality . . . Astro . . . Henri. PATRICIA ANN BRYANT An indispensable collector of Twig adver- t ; sements . . . volleyball enthusiast . . . leader of our business women of tomor- row . . . with pink lips and neat as a pin . . . sound of a typewriter into the fading hours . . . Girl Friday to third Brewer hall proctor . . . Astro ' . . . Patsy. Henri Fisher Brunt acation Raleigh Patricia Ann Bry Business Rich SENIORS JUDITH ANN BULLARD Graduating early to meet that February wedding date . . . Serenity sent straight to us from Baltimore . . . our Religious Emphasis Week Chairman . . . loyalty to the B.S.U. ... a lifetime with Tommy sealed with a wedding band to match her emerald cut . . . Phi . . . Judy. LUCY HELEN BUTLER Popularity with her fifth grade pupils — Edward and Randolph . . . Homeward bound every week end . . . Let ' s go to the Char-Burger! . . . The Green Plym- outh . . . Wonder if I have enought gas to get home? ... a quiet air and a friendly smile, a willing helpful hand . . . Phi . . . Lucy. Judith Ann Bullard ucation Baltimore. Md. Lucy Helen Butler ucation Fayette CELIA ANN CALDWELL An intelligent miss . . . she will get you in dramatics if you aren ' t careful . . . proxy of the Playhouse . . . summers alwavs busy and full of travel . . . two years at Mars Hill and two at Meredith ... a future teacher . . . slow, thoughtful answers ... a big smile . . . Phi . . . Celia. SELEDA RUTH CAMP Her power of persuasion kept Duke put- ting off that Florida trip ... a business major who ' s always busy . . . quiet and easy-going, but she ' ll tell you what she thinks . . . right hand girl for Mrs. Marsh . . . lover of Bee Hive . . . telephone en- thusiast . . . Astro . . . Seleda. Celia Ann Caldwell Education Boger City Seleda Ruth Camp Business Gastoni; ANNA LEE CARTNER Bouffant hairdos and Nina Simone rec- ords . . . knit one, purl two . . . Third Brewer ' s contortionist . . . bridge fiend at the every-ready bridge table . . . sup- pers out or pizzas ordered ... a petite teacher with books piled high for the classroom . . . Astro . . . Anna. SARA ANN CHANDLER Cover girl for Saturday Review . . . duties fulfilled as vice-president of B.S.U. ... the faithful right hand with a big job ... a rich voice springing from a quiet figure . . . religion major with a rosy outlook . . . ability enshrined in smiling modesty . . . Phi . . . Ann. Anna Lee Cartner nation New Ber Sara Ann Chandler Religion States 63 NANCY ROSE CHEAVES Locked keys in the trunk at the bus stop ... a tall, black-haired transfer from Campbell . . . her favorite animal — the dog . . . Pontiae with no reverse . . . determination to become a teacher . . . infrequent visitor to the dining hall . . . easy-going and likable . . . Astro . . . Chives. PATRICIA ANN CHRISTENBURY Frog physician . . . natural dark curls and a slow southern drawl . . . Now seniors we must get those robes in! . . . hours of lab and hours of napping ... a doubtful fire warden . . . cluttered bed with red-marked lab papers ...■ ' ! don ' t believe it! . . . Phi . . . Pat. Nancy Rose Cheaves ucation Spring Hope Patricia Ann Christenbury Biology Charlotte DAPHNE JOAN CLARK Walking history encyclopedia . . . lover of books . . . Dr. Wallace ' s right-hand . . . independence with great aspirations to be reached . . . successful guide of our world affairs group . . . closet full of corduroy dresses . . . little girl — big Pontiae . . . Astro . . . Daphne. JOYCE CLARK A girl who loves children . . . first semes- ter struggles with umpteen hours ... a dependable and conscientious worker . . . W.T.F.S. . . . leaving Third Brewer for a semester but finding the way back . . . lover of sports . . . bermuda shorts ... a Virginia accent . . . Phi . . . Joyce. Daphne Joan Clark ory Fieldale. ' Joyce Clark jn Nelson, Va. 64 DOROTHY JOYCE COLLIE Natural curls in an upsweep . . . rosy cheeks adorn her smile . . . surrounded by that Faberge air . . . W.T.F.S. . . . on her way to the business world . . . traveling along in an easy glide . . . faithful typist for the Tung . . . consider- ate of others . . . Phi . . . Dot. FRANCES GWENDOLYN COOPER Dark hair and Chinese eyes . . . Out- wardly carefree — inwardly concerned . . . a Splash at the SAE house — Johnny . . . our ideal — crowned in May . . . W.T.F.S. . . . enthusiasm for the spirit of Meredith — Oak Leaves, .Astros, and class of ' 62 . . . Astro . . . Gink. Dorothy Joyce Collie Frances Gwendolyn Cooper iusiness Pelham Education Nashville SENIORS CYNTHIA CORBETT A white lab jacket and four years in Hunter Hall . . . cokes and cigarettes after midnight . . . sessions in the Bee Hive . . . Let ' s do the twist! ... a big black Fairlane ... a degree and off to those far-away places . . . Collector of Magenta . . . Astro . . . Cindy. MELINDA KAY CORPENING Classic beauty from the country . . . Jim — September . . . How bad is that? . . . breakfasts at the College Inn . . . Joy perfume and blonde tipped hair . . . proctor duties . . . Clemson week ends . . . sun baths in March . . . spell that last name again . . . Corpeninski . . . Phi . . . Melinda. Cynthia Corbett Chemistry Tabor Cit. Melincla Kay Corpening Religion Tryor 65 SUSAN HELEN CREECH A real sincerity topped with blonde hair . . . willing listener with a helping hand . . . overseer of our social functions . . . striving always to keep our standards high ... a favorite in blue . . . concern for S. G. . . . Astro . . . Susan. MARGARET LEONARD CRUTCHFIELD Virginia lassie with a North Carolina heart . . . W.T.F.S. . . . casual summer acquaintance which led to a gold band from Ken . . . Did you check the mail? . . . sparkling blue eyes and a peaches and cream complexion ... an impulsive wit with a heart of gold . . . Astro . . . Peggy. Susan Helen Creech ciology Smithfleld Margaret Leonard Crutchfield SENIORS RACHEL CAROLYN DAILEY Versatile seeker of knowledge . . . eager participation in all phases of Meredith . . . talents reflected in class president and stunt chairman ... a future ahead at Duke ... a life together with Tommy with a diamond needle stereo Astro . . . Rachel. BRENDA GAIL DAVIS Our make-up artist . . . delicate and use- ful hands adorned with a diamond stem- ming from a Delta Sig pin . . . white lab coat with a place in Dr. Mary ' s lab . . . long hours of study broken only for bridge and bop and crossword puzzles ... a spring wedding . . . Astro . . . Brenda. Rachel Carolyn Dailey English Jackson Davis Ayden PEGGY LULA DeLOATCH A recruit from East Carolina who ' s an asset to the Colton English Club ... a true southern girl with soft, slow ways intermingled with giggles . . . supporter of the Bee Hive . . . shampoos late at night . . . S H green stamps . . . Phi . . . Peggy. VERNA NORA DRYDEN From Mars Hill to the hills of Raleigh . . . Yankee accent . . . endless search for a way home . . . short little miss who ' s always smiling . . . We know that smell . . . saddle shoes, white uniform in the home ec lab . . . impulsive giggles . . . always eager to be of help . . . Phi . . . Verna. Peggy Lula DeLoatch English Conw; Verna Nora Dryden Home Economics Princess Anne, Md. MARY ANNE EASON A lovely secretary for a lucky boss . . . blond tresses and neatness in a lavender regalia . . . one of the expert hair stylists . . . holder of the draw strings of our senior purse ... a diamond from Charlie . . . conveniently located beau . . . Phi . . . Mary Anne. LORA EVALENA EPPS A hi-fi with the bass turned up and Let ' s have a party echoing down the hall . . . a slow southern drawl . . . Where ' s the ' nearness ' ? . . . Epsilon . . . Owner of a white coon . . . cherry pie . . . Harvard . . . lover of the beach . . . week ends . . A bag of snow . . . Astro . . . Lena. Mary Anne Eason Susiness Rocky Mour Lora Evalena Epps Education Lumberton 67 CLAYTA ANN FENDER Round face and rosy cheeks framed by always neat coiffure . . . the neatest room on campus . . . life in the practice house . . . letters from far away . . . hair stylist for Meredith girls . . . worker for Stunt ' s bug costumes ... a lavender room . . . home ec is her field . . . Phi . . . Clayta. ANN MARIE FISHER An expert in the math field . . . tall and easy going ... a soft southern drawl . . . long brown hair always in place ... a diamond and a wedding during Christ- mas holidays . . . It isn ' t Fisher any more ... a newly conformed lover of Winston-Salem . . . Phi . . . Ann Marie Clayta Ann Fender Home Economics Spi Ann Marie Fisher Math Fayetteville JOYCE CAMERON GARNER Dark hair surrounded in pink — the es- sence of femininity, sweetness, and mild- ness . . . Empty closet and a ready suitcase — white Olds headed home every week end ... J. H. ... a special corner in the library, a dog-eared composition book . . . Where??? . . . Phi . . . Joyce. LILMAR SUE GATLIN Daring to be different . . . tall gal looking for a tall man . . . exciting in black wool or gingham dresses ... a year around tan ... a filled date book and a colored calendar ... a hair style by Sandy . . . Amazon Queen with jewelry to prove it . . . Astro . . . Lilmar Sue. Joyce Cameron Garner Education Mount Oliv Lilmar Sue Gatlin acation Raeford :■ : ' 4 ' ELAINE LeDHU GILLESPIE A Breath of Spring in November . . . Sophistication, sympathy, and sweetness . . . Jack-Frosted hair . . . Old fashioned girl with modern touch . . . Granny gowns and night shirts . . . Lists and lists — virtuously efficient . . . Sir Walter Raleighs and mudpuddles . . . Phi . . . Dewey. VICTORIA JANE GLENN A true blonde with a bubbling person- ality . . . Astro veep . . . head of a win- ning stunt ... a shortened college career — only three years ... a March diamond on her hand . . . striking figure . . . schedule struggles for an early departure . . . Astro . . . Vicki. Elaine LeDhu Gillespie Education Mooresville Victoria Jane Glenn Business Durham SENIORS JUDITH GOODWIN Green falcon with a W ake Forest sticker . . . typing late at night for a busy Eng- lish major . . . meticulous from her clothes to her drapes . . . long-distance calls from Wally . . . aspirins on rose petals . . . Miss Goodwin — senior English . . . Phi . . . Judy. SALLIE VICTORIA GRAHAM Loveliness from Mars Hill to Meredith . . . Well, I declare! You don ' t mean it! platinum strands . . . soft-spoken sweet- ness with an infectious laugh ... a pretty teacher in our May Court . . . many phone calls . . . anticipation for an African sum- mer? . . . Phi . . . Sallie. Judith Goodwin Sallie Victoria Graham Education Bakersville KATHERINE PAINTER GRAVETT A girl with a Virginia heart . . . Numer- ous trips to Ridgewood and movies . . . coke breaks and bridge anyone? . . . Mother to a girl scout group . . . Mr. Cly- burn ' s new musical inspiration? . . . Dr. Syron ' s helper ... a wide smile and a friendly hello . . . Phi . . . Katherine. LENA ELIZABETH GRAY Versatility from A. A. to S. G. ... a spirited hall proctor for a spirited third Brewer ... a love for Meredith and her traditions received from her mother — President of Granddaughters ' Club . . . June ' s the wedding date and the per- manent mate . . . Phi . . . Betty. latherine Sociology inter Gravett Roanoke. Va. Lena Elizabeth Gray lucation Enfield SENIORS ROSA LYNN GRUITS Mars Hillian girl with a missionary heart . . . intellectual men . . . red plaid night- shirts and poetry . . . pokey . . . tennis shoes and walks in the rain ... 6 a.m. newspaper deliveries . . . congeniality and kindness . . . Now let ' s be tactful! . . . Phi . . . Rosebud. LINDA KATHERINE HALES Randy ' s chic little miss with a Sig Ep pin . . . loud laughter ringing down the hall . . . lackadaisical walk to afternoon business classes ... a spastic modern dancer . . . closet full of petite sizes open to all . . . homemade valentines . . . Astro . . . Hales. Rosa Lynn Gruits Education Alexandria, Va. Linda Katherine Hales siness Vass 70 LULA ISABEL HALL A quiet smile and a friendly air . . . combination housewife, mother, and stu- dent — Victor and Hall . . . trips to the library to conquer Shakespeare, Dr. Spock, and Mother Goose . . . Education major with a desire to teach ... a yard full of flowers . . . Phi . . . Isabel. CAROL WALDEN HARRIS From a Virginia college to Meredith her junior year . . . Dr. John ' s able assistant . . . hometown sweetheart to a surprise wedding in December . . . home and Irv- ing in Winston-Salem . . . delayed college career . . . sparkling eyes and a deep blush . . . Phi . . . Carol. Lula Isabel Hall Carol Walden Harris Education Richmond. Va. AMY LU BELL HATLEY State Homecoming Queen who was an addition to our May Court . . . Theta Chi sweetheart and wife . . . cosmetics line her dresser . . . strumming hillbilly tunes on her uke at Cornhuskin ' . . . gingham and lace dresses . . . Astro . . . Amy Lu. MARY CAROLYN HAWKINS Future planned with Gene in mind . . . clog instructor from the Smokies . . . hall proctor with a TV set . . . four o ' clock trips to post office and Bee Hive ... a bundle of talent, enthusiasm, and cheer- fulness — a gift to the classroom . . . Astro . . . Hawkeye. Amy Lu Bell Hatley Education Raleigh Mary Carolyn Hawkins Education Ashevilh 71 ANNA CAROL HECK Girl who can find something good in everything . . . letters from Richmond . . . summers spent studying . . . expert in word analogy and origin . . . capable president of Stringfield . . . match maker . . . resident of that fabulous fourth floor . . . short, sweet, southern gal . . . Phi . . . Carol. BEVERLY JEAN HENSLEY Mother goose fan and a love for children ... an enthusiastic school teacher ... a midnight run with Cinderella — Where ' s the key to the beach villa? . . . stranded on a cold spring night ... a mountain lass that ' s proud to be from them thar hills . . . Phi . . . Beverly. Anna Carol Heck Sociology Rocky Mount Beverly Jean Hensley Education Burnsville ELIZABETH LEE HILL All night stands with Skakespeare and Chaucer ... an English accent with the laugh of a devil . . . deep voice with a Virginian accent . . . head campaigner for the Listen fund . . . sparkling eyes and a dry wit . . . shrug of the shoulders . . . Phi . . . Liz. NANCY FAY HOLDEN . dates with lusic build- ing ... a class ring from Cuba . . . pale pink lipstick ... a slow careless walk . . . faithful member of the chorus ... an ambitious girl — why else a music major and religion minor? . . . Phi . . . Nancy. Elizabeth Lee Hill lish Richmond. Nancy Fay Holden Music Youngsville TINY SUE HOLLAND The girl from Apex — fourteen miles from home . . . h.g.o.c. . . . humorist in every class . . . conversationalist at a sleepy breakfast table . . . expression abound- ing with all her words . . . letters from Wills in far-away countries W.T.F.S. . . . Astro . . . Sue. SCARLETT HILL HOWARD A June wedding and ' 62 Olds . . . smile for everyone . . . combines scholarly work with a domestic life . . . John ... an education major with a love for little kids ... a real Southern belle with curls and blue eyes . . . Campbell ' s loss . . . Astro . . . Scarlett. Tiny Sue Holland Scarlett Hill Howard cation Apex Education Mount Oli SENIORS MAURINE HUFFMAN A bridge enthusiast . . . that lived-in room with home cooking ... a someday school marm making animal posters . . . fond memories of trips in a white Falcon . . . blond curls and a deep pink complexion ... a blouse for every oc- casion . . . Phi . . . Maurine. PATRICIA ANN JACKSON Week-end road runner from Meredith to Colerain ... a love for Scotch and Soda and hot dogs ... a desire to help Johnny learn to read . . . memories of water wings on the Chowan River ... a closet filled with clothes — I haven ' t a thing to wear . . . Phi . . . Pat. Maui Education Huffman Drexel Patricia Ann Jackson lucation Colerai 73 JUDY LeCLAIRE JOHNSON Shiny brown hair with eyes to match . . . Sundrop in one hand, nabs in the other ... a snow-white Falcon . . . Julie, get up, the breakfast line closes in five min- utes . . . One of Dr. S ' s social workers . . . new clothes to model . . . My job is to find him! . . . Phi . . . Judy. ANITA LOUISE JONES A music teacher who is an inspiration to youngsters ... A special liking for white cars . . . ' nitty ' with the tractor tread shoes . . . r-r-r-r learning to roll your r ' s? ... a beautiful voice . . . endeavor- ing to do things right . . . Phi . . . Anita. Judy LeClaire Johnson aciology Winston-Salem Anita Louise Jones sic Oxford SENIORS DIANE FORD JOURNIGAN An avid interest in political matters . . . conversing in Spanish ... a quick wit with a mind of her own . . . Santa Claus of W.T.F.S. . . . history maps and col- lateral . . . the wheel of the Spanish Club . . . future teacher with a willing- ness to help . . . Phi . . . Diane. CAROL ELIZABETH KENDALL A conscientious gal . . . frequent visitor of the library . . . musical talent . . . from the college town of Mars Hill to the Meredith community . . . sews a fine seam . . . visits to home few and far between ... an intellectual striving for a degree in home ec . . . Phi . . . Carol. Diane Ford JournigE Spanish Hende Carol Elizabeth Kendall Some Economics Mars Hill LINDA LOUISE KIRBY Smeared paint brushes and a tennis racket ... a black Steinway and books of poetry . . . our Twig editor . . . jazz records on a white stereo . . . Essay of the Orchestra . . . room filled with laughter . . . statuesque blue-eyed blond — And for What? . . . W.T.F.S. . . . Astro . . . Kirby. CAROL JEAN KNIGHT Classical to popular sounds from the hi-fi . . . clothes with her own label ... a quiet figure with dark hair piled high ... a Dean ' s Lister who achieved Kappa Nu Sigma . . . keeper of our class gift . . . Miss Baity ' s helper . . . Phi . . . Jean. Linda Louise Kirby English Winston-Sale Carol Jean Knight Religion Ahoskie SUZANNE BRICKHOUSE LACKEY Combining Wake Forest, Campbell, and Meredith . . . fresh as a daisy, neat as a pin ... a proud student-mother with a brand-new daughter . . . good combina- tion of sociology and education ... a china doll with a model ' s figure and clothes to match . . . Astro . . . Suzanne. JANE ELIZABETH LAWRENCE An apron, a skillet and a spoon ... a home economics major who dislikes housework! ... a sufferer from African sleeping sickness . . . air mail letters from the continent . . . the beautiful freshness of a Cameo girl — natural blonde curls, and twinkling blue eyes . . . Phi . . . Jane. Suzanne Brickhouse Lackey Sociology Raleigh Jane Elizabeth Lawrence Home Economics Colerain CAROLYN MILLER LAY Yankee girl trying to be southern . . . petite blonde with a dresser full of per- fumes ... a summer in the F. B. I. files . . . cosmopolitan miss on her way to grad school . . . pretty in yellow as our Astro chief marshal ... a Lambda Chi pin and Bill . . . Astro . . . Carolyn. LINDA ROSE LEE Keeper of the Monogram points . . . food from home to share with everyone ... a red nightshirt ... an early riser to view the news . . . notorious paper cups . . . leaving the dorm at six for supper in the car . . . faithful typist burning the mid- night oil . . . smiling face to greet the business world . . . Astro . . . Rosie. Carolyn Miller Lay Sociology Falls Church. Va. Linda Rose Lee PATRICIA ANN LEGGETT A gold charm bracelet, natural blonde curls and sophistication in green ... a quizzical look with a scratch of the head, Yeah ... a most eventful first train ride ... an academy-award winner with her imitations . . . laughter provoked with self-criticism . . . Astro . . . Leggett. SARA LOUISE LEIBY From Mars Hill to summer school at Meredith . . . Nineteen states may claim this lass, but Meredith claims her as a ' 62 grad . . . world traveler at Wake Forest, her chosen home, with Burtt . . . From a meeting at church to a church of their own . . . Phi . . . Sara. Patricia Ann Leggett ducation Asheboro Sara Louise Leiby Education Arlington. 76 RACHEL VIRGINIA LOWE Lambda Chi pin. an engagement ring, and a future with a design student — Earl ... a bathtub dunking on Third Brewer . . . long lashes and a wit for stunt scripts . . . conscientious school marm and enthusiasm for her first- graders . . . Astro . . . Rachel. JANICE WRIGHT McCLENDON Fondness for one from New Orleans . . . A combination of cookbooks and school- books for a busy senior year . . . love for pizza . . . efficiency with a Richmond accent ... a pert little Mrs. in a white leather jacket . . . June 10, 1961, John . . . Phi . . . Janice. Rachel Virginia Lowe ducation Gaston Janice Wright McClendon Sociology Raleigh SENIORS TERRA GAYE McDONALD The contagious smile . . . Phi, a ring, a June wedding . . . the Religion Depart- ment ' s protegee . . . popcorn, sundrop . . . vim, vigor ... an extra s on every word . . . Glad I don ' t have anything to do! . . . former Phi bear . . . Phi . . . T. G. NANCY JOAN McGRANAHAN Fantastic imagination . . . creative writ- ing with a promising future ... I think I should take chemistry ... on top to- day, very low tomorrow . . . hilarious laughter heard on the hall ... a knack for getting things done . . . the blue ford . . . Astro . . . Joan. Terra Gaye McDonald Religion Fayettevil Nancy Joan McGranahan English Durham 77 MARILYN KATHERINE MANER One of the English majors . . . Chaucer Milton, and Wordsworth ... a petite miss with a tiny waist . . . perfection in stu dent teaching . . . that certain walk . . third ringer left hand leading to dreams of a summer wedding . . . Ken . . . shor brown hair and a soft-spoken voice . . Phi . . . Marilyn. HILDA JO MANESS The frustrated intellectual ... I think I flunked it followed bv A ' s . . . Sylvia, a child of English . . . Oh no, I forgot ... a language barrier . . . Duke and M. A. T. approaching ... a good heart and self-study ... a different boy every month . . . Phi . . . Hilda. [arilyn Katherine Maner iglish Wadesboro Hilda Jo Maness English Thomasville SENIORS PEGGY JOAN MARTIN Musical fingers for the organ and piano ... a perfectionist from the practice room to Pullen Church . . . the preacher ' s kid that leads the S. A. I. ' s . . . summers spent in Raleigh leave memories ... an eager candidate for the seminary . . . Phi . . . Peggy. JESSIE LONG MATTHEWS Chiffon scarves and matter-of-fact lan- guage . . . Cam . . . Marriage on the week ends . . . Guess what happened at Fran- ces Lacy today? . . . trim figure . . . early to bed . . . room scattered with charts and books one minute, in tiptop shape the next . . . Astro . . . Jessie Mae. i ' — A W Peggy Joan Martin Music Belmont Jessie Long Matthews Education Sevei SARAH THACKSTON MAULDIN Pale pink complexion plus greenish-gray eyes plus distinctive beauty mark equals Sarah . . . soft-spoken math major with a head for figures . . . hours spent in the Dean of Student ' s Office ... a South Carolina lady who graces our school . . . smile of shyness . . . Phi . . . Sarah. RUTH WALSTON MILLER Regular trips to Carolina, Chi Psi, and Don ... a September wedding brings an MRS degree for a January graduate . . . Stylish, neat appearance accented by a slim figure ... a nice addition for any law firm . . . strawberries . . . Astro . . ' . Ruth. Sarah Thackston Mauldin Math Greenville. S. C. Ruth Walston Miller ucation Siler City JANICE BELFORD MOORE From Flora Macdonald to Meredith . . . Army dad brings about important meet- ing — Jerry . . . Hubby at State . . . Housework and homework . . . quiet, soft-spoken air with a friendly smile for all . . . lover of typing, shorthand and bookkeeping . . . business major . . . Phi . . Janice. MARTHA VIRGINIA MORGAN A yen for conversation and an infectious laugh . . . addition to the Kiddie Lit. class — mean old troll ... a charm brace- let with a special meaning . . . more bounce to the ounce ... a future school marm with musical fingers . . . Is that the twist? . . . Wolfie . . . Phi . . . Martha. Janice Belford Moore usiness Raleigh Martha Virginia Morgan Education Marshville 7! i SARA ELIZABETH MORROW Cheerful early morning philosophy . . . Short auburn locks for a lover of green . . . Acorn typist . . . study hours filled with bridge and laughing conversation . . . long quick strides and smiling face . . . early graduation and a job in Ra- leigh . . . intellectual business major . . . Phi . . . Sara. SHIRLEY DIXON MOSELEY Aspirations for becoming a school marm . . . petite size and dark natural curls . . . lover of unusual presents and good times . . . problems of love . . . big brown eyes and a bright sweet smile . . . Y ' all . . . wide eyed innocence in a constant daze . . . Astro . . . Shirley. Sara Elizabeth Morrow Shirley Dixon Moseley Business Raleigh Education Ayde LINDA ELAINE MOTSINGER M- — a disciple of formulas and figures ... an old-fashioned red nightcap to protect blonde curls . . . Blue Lips . . . coffee breaks at ten each night . . . proxy of the math club . . . rolling pin sessions ... on the Dean ' s List . . . bridge in the lunch line . . . Merch . . . Phi . . . Linda. MARTHA KIRK MURRAY A devoted mother to husband and son . . . Campbell and Meredith combined for a degree . . . From class to library to the day students ' room and home . . . homemade cookies and chocolate fudge . . . light brown locks and questioning blue eyes . . . Phi . . . Martha. Elaine Motsinger Kernersville Martha Kirk Murray Education Raleigh JEANNE MARIE MYERS Christmas vacation which added Bu- chanan to her name . . . the swinging walk . . . T. G. and the gang . . . from college graduation back to kindergarten . . . longing to teach . . . each dorm card filled with two week ends . . ■ longing to be in Winston-Salem . . . Phi . . . Jeanne. SYLVIA ANGEL NASH I am so excited . . . the marriage li- brary . . . calls from Texas — Phil and plans for June 16 . . . ' 61 Dodge and trips west . . . early morning exuberance . . . talent with hair styles ... a ward- robe with a certain smartness . . . heart of gold . . . Astro . . . Sylvia. Jeanne Marie Myers Religion Winston-Sale Sylvia Angel Nash Home Economics Raleigh SENIORS BETTY LYNN NEAL Egyptian beauty with wide-set eyes . . . avid fan of U. N. C. . . . excitement for everything large or small ... a figure in black listening to Ferrante and Teicher . . . hair styles from books . . . combining interests of designing and reading . . . Phi . . . Betty. CAROLYN FAYE NICHOLDS Attractive lass with a closet full of green . . . one with nonchalance who never sweats it . . . week ends divided be- tween home and Chapel Hill — all with Bill . . . W.T.F.S. ... The twist . . . becoming frosted hair . . . sophistication combined with sweetness . . . Astro . . . Carolyn. Betty Lynn Neal Sociology High Point Carolyn Faye Nicholds Home Economics Albemarle MARY LOUISE NICHOLS Former Day Student . . . Yankee miss who hails from Vermont but has learned to love the South ... a conscientious student with great potentiality . . . heads Van Dorm . . . diamond from Bill . . . sociological interests with an understand- ing for people . . . Phi . . . Mary Lou. CAROL JOYCE PARK The Bird — no stunts without her . . . Leader of the purple people . . . that cer- tain twist . . . Why didn ' t you wait till I got back to clean the room? . . . con- tinued giggles and grins ... a real Tarheel . . . Barksdale ' s Delta Sig sweetheart with a pin and dreams for the future . . . Phi . . . C. P. Mary Louise Nichols Sociology Jacksonville. F Carol Joyce Park Sociology Char SENIORS MILDRED ANN PATTON Privately known as Millydew . . . dark brown curls . . . alumna of the home management house . . . one of those mountain gals . . . that laugh . . . loves practical jokes ... oil paints and canvas mixed with needle and thread . . . sends ' em to the Army . . . Phi . . . Mildred. BRENDA LEAH PAYNE Week ends at Davidson . . . lady politician . . . the playful sophisticate . . . Do you know what I just heard? . . . freckles and foxy impishness . . . slow grin from eyes to mouth . . . basketball widow . . . W.T.F.S. . . . groomed to perfection in stylish array . . . Astro . . . Brenda. Mildred Ann Patton Home Economics Canton Brenda Leah Payne Education Raleigh EMMA LOU PERRY Sincerity is shown through a radiant smile . . . honors from Zebulon ' s Dairy Princess to Meredith ' s May Court . . . Skirts shortened, anyone? . . . eager- ness for spring and the special plans — Lindo . . . change from recipe books to elementary lesson plans . . . Phi . . . Lou. MARY SUSAN PETERSON An enthusiastic first-grade teacher . . . monogramed sweaters . . . artistic talent ... a witty classroom participant . . . diamond from Joe and a January wed- ding . . . following in the footsteps of Miss Bell . . . natural blonde curls and a friendly smile . . . Astro . . . Mary. Emma Lou Perry Mary Susan Peterson nation Zebulon Education Raleigh NANCY LOUISE PHILLIPS Microscope, slides, and hours spent in lab ... a quiet hello from a dark- haired girl . . . visits from the family . . . many State boyfriends . . . musical ability which brought her membership in Sigma Alpha Iota . . . the big switch — Bach to Darwin . . . Astro . . . Nancy. GWENDOLYN MAE PICKLESIMER Neatness in every way . . . brown curls and a shy smile . . . Dean ' s list every time . . . faithful mimeographer . . . from Mars Hill to Raleigh and Charlie ... an heirloom diamond . . . June bride ... a soft voice ... a willing listener . . . business is her line . . . Phi . . . Gwen. Nancy Louise Phillips Biology Roanoke Rapic Gwendolyn Mae Picklesimer Business Pisgah Forest ELIZABETH DUPREE PROCTOR One with real individuality who came to us from W. C. . . . day student who travels in a red bug . . . giving first choice to the Marines — week ends with husband, Jim ... a real know-how with the recipe book . . . diploma in hand and a beaming smile . . . Astro . . . Betsy. KATHRYN SHAW PRUITT Wingate claimed her first, but Raleigh and Meredith gained her happy laugh next . . . enthusiasm in her voice . . . always a friendly Hello ... if you miss her she ' s sure to be found at the riding ring . . . helps to keep the Day Students ' room lively . . . Phi . . . Kitty. Elizabeth Dupree Proctor Home Economics Raleigh Kathryn Shaw Pruitt isiness Raleigh V JANET BERNARD PUCKETT Huge house situated near a golf course . . . From mathematician to organist . . . a member of that twisting suite . . . Help . . . her favorite greens . . . finisher of college in three years . . . Hawaii bound??? . . . Coffee at all hours . . . cartoonist . . . Astro . . . Puckett. JUDITH ELIZABETH PURCELLE Well, Jim said . . . business is her chosen field ... a Sigma Chi pin ... a diamond ... a Februarv bride with Jim by her side . . . W.T.F.S. ... I got so tickled and he got so tickled at me ... a flair for bargains in the department store . . . natural blond streaks . . . .Astro . . . Judy. Janet Bernard Puckett Mathematics Richmon Judith Elizabeth Purcelle Business High Point 84 NANCY EATON RICKER Always busy, yet time for everyone . . . counting the days until June 10 . . . Richard . . . Heck, right! . . . dates at Pullen Park . . . spaghetti suppers served in the parlor . . . natural waves . . . collections for a trousseau . . . skill with needles . . . Phi . . . Ricker. FLORENCE KATHLEEN ROBERTS January graduation, bags packed, and heading North . . . letters from the Coast Guard Academy . . . volunteer for class discussions . . . leader of the day students . . . Chevy convertible . . . enthusiastic participant in all phases of Meredith life . . . Phi . . . Kathy. Nancy Eaton Ricker Home Economics Charlotte Florence Kathleen Roberts Education Raleigh SENIORS CAROL LEHMAN ROHLFING Yankee gal who has found a home in the South . . . combined life of student and wife . . . tennis shoes . . . discussions of trstory . . . bright yellow and brown . . . expressive eyes with an eagerness to learn . . . the casual day student with an arm full of books . . . Phi . . . Carol. IDA CAROL SENTER Rapid conversation . . . Who wrote Whistler ' s Mother, Ida Carol? ... a blue ' 62 Chevy brings fond memories . . . little Donald ... a future North Caro- linian school teacher . . . Hoop, hoop, who ' s got the hoop? ... an interest in politics . . . Phi . . . Ida Carol. Carol Lehman Rohlfing History Raleigh Ida Carol Senter Education Lillingtc ANNE KATHRYN SHADOIN Conscientious student — gaining diploma in three years with plans for graduate school . . . long distance phone calls . . . summer school fun ... a tall silhouette with the fashionable look ... an intel- lectual with interest in sociology . . . Astro . . . Anne. SARAH CAROLINE SHOAF Large brown eyes ... a funny walk . . . mountaineer with a love for the coast . . . pizza fiend . . . snow peach lipstick . . . giggles . . . motorcycle rides . . . illness before quizzes . . . I ' ll worry about that tomorrow . . . the dreamer . . . who — me? . . . Astro . . . Shoafie. Anne Kathryn Shadoin Sociology Greensboro Sarah Caroline Shoaf SENIORS CATHERINE WOODHOUSE SIMPSON A cosmopolitan with her own philosophy . . . lover of small talk . . . shirts with spattered paint, brush in one hand, and creative work on the easel . . . You wouldn ' t understand . . . clothes with contemporary fashion lines . . . Soc . . . Phi . . . ' K. JUDY LAVONNE SMITH Ability for combining work on S. G. with making Dean ' s List . . . Dr. Syron ' s right hand girl . . . anyone want to play bridge? . . . dark clothes which accentu- ate the Sigma Nu pin from Art . . . trim- figured gal who has equal interests in sociology and history . . . Phi . . . Judy . Catherine Woodhouse Simpson Art Robersonville Judy Lavonne Smith Sociology Kinsti SANDRA SUE STANLEY Bubbly personality, blond curls, and green eyes . . . W.T.F.S. ... a summer romance that led to a diamond in Jan- uary . . . Philip . . . enthusiastic leader of the Astros ... a place of honor on May Day . . . the voice of an angel sing- ing One Hand, One Heart . . . Astro . . . Sandi. PATTIE HELMS STEEN Cosmopolitan miss with an exciting sum- mer in Germany . . . changing name at Easter resulting from a blind date . . . seven evening privileges each week and Dhone calls in between — Holt . . . Re- ligion Department ' s girl Fridav . . . kiddie lit ior fun . . . Phi . . . Pattie. Sandra Sue Stanley Pattie Helms Steen sic High Point Sociology Salisbury BARBARA LYNNE STEWART Glossy black hair — always in place . . . radiant good loks with perfect make-up . . . dedicated worker for the B.S.U. . . . careful seamstress . . . particular about dates . . . the green Falcon . . . and a real cool holiday job . . . real May Court material . . . Astro . . DOROTHY PARKER STOWE Shakespeare scholar in a reversible rain- coat . . . casual black hair and dark brown eyes . . . degree for a housewife . . . day students ' lounge and trips to the Bee Hive . . . first to class and last to leave ... a genuine interest in learning and teaching . . . Phi . . . Dorothy. Barbara Lynn Stewart ducation Coats Dorothy Parker Stowe English Raleigh FERN DAHLSTROM STUART A student-homemaker with a house full of grandchildren . . . devoted church worker, willing to share her time . . . her favorite blues and greens . . . follow- ing her husband from coast to coast . . . returning to school to add to that pre- cious degree . . . Phi . . . Fern. MARTHA ANN STUCKEY The backbone of the constitution . . . intellect personified . . . history depart- ment stand-by . . . nights spent in the parlor working on term papers and themes . . . the friendly campus leader . . . the respected history collateral checker . . . Phi . . . Martha ' Fern Dahlstrom Stuart )ducation Raleigh Martha Ann Stuckey story Raleigh BEVERLY YVONNE SUMMEY Shades and a blue T-bird . . . Oh, ya ' ll . . . Early to bed and never to rise . . . Little Summey ... a teacher smaller than her pupils . . . Let ' s play bridge . . . Week ends in Raleigh ... a dozen red roses ... a diamond from Jack . . . colored what? . . . Astro . . . Yvonne. PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR Arms full of books and posters and a semester of being Miss Taylor . . . adding a wedding band to her hand in February — Johnny ... a good sense of humor, a sweet disposition, and a slow drawl . . . one year spent at Campbell ... an all-white wedding . . . Phi . . . Ann. Beverly Yvonne Summey Education Gastonia Patricia Ann Taylor ucation Kinston PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR Interest in Carolina . . . dark brown tresses and innocent eyes . . . neatest home ec major . . . prim little miss . . . white uniform ... a hurried walk ... a Senior year spent on Fourth Vann . . . carefully tailored clothes . . . grades to pay for hard work . . . Phi . . . Pat. JEAN BUTLER TEW Classic out of it replies . . . week ends and more week ends . . . peaches and cream complexion topped with blonde curls . . . business major worries . . . clothes especially made for her . . . loves those beach trips! . . . ouija board advo- cate . . . Astro . . . Jean. Patricia Ann Taylor Home Economics Statesville Jean Butler Tew Business Salemburg SENIORS MARGARET ANN THOMAS A voice echoing down the hall . . . always in a hurry to get dressed . . . painted nails . . . weeks full of dates with Harold which led to a Lambda Chi pin . . . Short hair ... an interest in the field of social work . . . trips to Ra- leigh after graduation . . . Astro . . . Maggie. MARGARET BARRETT TOMLINSON Sunlit hair and ways of grace . . . old lace and lolly-pops . . . wherever . . . afternoon naps . . . collateral for the History Department . . . sledding in the snow and walking in the sun ... a joyful companion . . . civic music . . . Wake Forest fan . . . Astro . . . Peggy. Margaret Ann Thomas Sociology Lexington Margaret Barrett Tomlinso History Louisburg SANDRA JOAN WALKER Little girl charm and classical beauty . . . a blond French twist ... an apartment for two in Baltimore . . . Wayne ... an early graduation and a February wed- ding . . . childish excitement in the form of a lady . . . Midnight themes and papers to grade . . . Astro . . . Sandra. PATRICIA MAY WALSTON Long stemmed roses and a piano concert . . . Hours in the music building ... a car . . . Week ends at Carolina . . . from Beethoven ' s Fifth to rock ' n roll . . . understanding teacher . . . Let ' s play a hand of bridge! . . . Lover of Chinese Firedrills . . . Phi . . . Pat. Sandr nglish Joan Walker Morganti tricia May Walston Nashvil SENIORS KATHRYN JEAN WEEKS A petite little miss in a pink convertible ... a southern drawl . . . intellect which has her two years ahead ... a Day Stu- dent keeper of the purse strings . . . blue-eved blond with complexion of peaches and cream . . . sophisticated French twist . . . Astro . . . Jean. ANNE HARDAWAY WHITE Able leader . . . tailored look . . . the Blue Falcon . . . practical minded and down to earth with many high ideals . . . retreats and meetings for B.S.U. . . . wisps of short brown hair around a happy face ... a cruise at 30 . . . meet- ings between phone calls . . . Phi . . . Anne. Kathryn Jean Weeks Education Raleigh Anne Hardaway White oeiology Oxfon 90 BEVERLY MAE WHITE A favorite with her fifth-grade students . . . white Chevy — to carry her out to eat . . . quiet and sweet manner . . . freckles and curly hair . . . letters from one far away . . . anchors away — Ed . . . bridge played by the hours . . . week ends at home . . . Astro . . . Beverly. MARGUERITE DAVIS WILKINS Knitting-type girl . . . heads the Sen- iors . . . controversial articles in the Twig . . . Lake Tahoe ... I just love that! . . . dry wit at the weirdest moments . . . fun and mischief . . . contact lenses . . . Now what did you say? I wasn ' t listen- ing . . . Astro . . . Wilkie. Beverly Mae White Marguerite Davis Wilkins Education Youngsville English Durham SYBIL LORENA WILLIAMS Tall stately beauty ... a diamond . . . Hugh . . . Student teaching and heading Stunt committee . . . July wedding . . . letters from Texas . . . Home Ec Club president . . . Big bad Cadillac . . . always a smile . . . daintily embroidered towels and pillow cases . . . Astro . . . Sybil. NANCY CAROL WILSON Neat, trim appearance and shining brown hair . . . wide friendly smile . . . constant player of bridge and the uke . . . devo- tion to Lambda Chi and Clem . . . after- noon naps and much burning of the midnight oil . . . forty more winks and late to class . . . Astro . . . Nancy. Sybil Lorena Williams lome Economics Tabor City Nancy Carol Wilson Sociology Gastonia CAROL ROSE WOOD A year at W. C. with return to Meredith . . . perfection plus when it comes to languages — especially French . . . stamp- ing and shelving library books . . . navy boycoat complimenting her ash blond hair . . . English major with ambitions to be admired . . . Phi . . . Carol. SADIE SUE WORTHINGTON Blond bouffant, sparkling blue eyes, and strictly tailored clothes — fashionable . . . our most attractive . . . week end trips to Carolina . . . Miss Worthington and her home ec units . . . looking ahead with hopes for a future in interior design . . . Astro . . . Sue. Carol Rose Wood English Raleigh Sadie Sue Worthington Home Economics Kinstoi JULIANNA YANCEY Curly locks ... a long-awaited June wedding . . . Larry and Michigan . . . Southern math teacher in Yankeeland . . . Did I get a letter today? . . . Student teaching in Apex — by 8:00 a.m.? . . . Scarab jewelry and contact lenses . . . But I ' m on a diet! . . . Phi . . . Julie. NANCY DORIS YATES Following in the footsteps of a sister she became a Meredith angel . . . proficient at the sewing machine . . . Y.W.A. presi- dent . . . her talents include music — the piano and a soprano voice . . . home economics and education take up her time . . . Phi . . . Doris. Julianna Yancey- Oxford Nancy Doris Yates ne Economics Charlotte 92 JACQUELINE TALLEY YOUNG Future teacher with artistic ability . . . L ' il toot . . . Victim of the twist . . . Sig Ep pin — that Jones boy . . . The Green tank ... a pepsi for breakfast . . . sweaters of every color . . . house parties at Atlantic Beach ... A winning per- sonality . . . Astro . . . Jackie. JUDITH ANN YOUNG Blond pageboy, freckles, and tailored clothes . . . constant worrier with a love for T-birds, hall proctors, and English . . . W.T.F.S. . . . private secretary to Dr. Reveley . . . Aubrey, do you want me to drive? . . . Devil or angel? . Judapst . . . Astro . . . Judy. Jacqueline Talley Young Education Beaufort Judith Ann Young jsiness Wake For SENIORS Kitty Simpson and her art gallery. The faces of the intellects. Home Ec. Haven. . . . Another Senior is ruined! itft Study break — why the shades? Wheee!!! Seniors in orbit. And he got so tickled at me in the snow. . . . Guess who!?! Could it be S.A.K.? Of course I won ' t give you a call down if you ' ll take my picture! Just a bunch of cards! It ' s just like somebody to wake me up when I ' m study- ing for a quiz. The old gang of W.T.F.S. Christmas presents anyone? Well, yea! Bianchi. Oh, everyone needs from Kiddie Lit! So that ' s what Seniors during study hours! oning my break do Oh, yeah — I just dare you! Dragging the Dragon. And who says we don ' t study ' Well, down on the use to. . . . B.C.L. of Vann. Little pig lost from. Go Amazon Queen!! 95 pSSi JSInB ■ riSPv v !E p y (111 - w A P,. S ' ¥ Organizations We become a part . . We become absorbed in one pace and structure of a group of indi- viduals. We come to realize our environment. We emerge from our- selves. Cooperation, progress, and new horizons are the key features of Mere- dith ' s campus organizations. Co- operation among the groups is evident everywhere. Progress has been the primary goal as each or- ganization has grown in depth and scope. New horizons are still carry- ing these groups forward as they seek bigger and better achievements for their good and for the good of Mere- dith. Look ahead and be rightfully proud. 1 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Government is a trust, and the officers of the government are trustees; and both the trust and the trustees are created for the benefit of the people. So is the government of Meredith College a trust, set up by the students, who nominate and select their leaders to be trustees. Finding out student opinion through committees and discussions in Thursday morning chapel programs, these leaders definitely work for the welfare of the students. Having both legislative and judicial power, the Council often got tired in those 7:00- 12:00 Monday night meetings, but the water breaks and Miss Fleming ' s peanuts helped make the hours seem shorter. The Faculty Committee, composed this year of Miss Flem- ing, Dean Peacock, Miss Bell, Mr. Eads, and Dr. Jones, met monthly with the Council and offered advice on many serious ques- tions, as well as the favorite problems of skirt lengths and parking in the grove. Nancy Ricker, President SGA COUNCIL: Seated, left to right: Tripp. Rivers, Heck, Corpening. Second row: Creech. Roberts, McGee, Ricker, Benton, Link, Braswell. Third row: Leathers, Walston, Shuman. Parker, Browning, Gray. Standing, left to right: Bunn, Nichols, York, Stainback, Elliot, Heffner, Ipock. Williams, Stuckey, Rivers, McFall, Fisher. ASSOCIATION Our President, Nancy Ricker, is a favorite of all. Not only was she good at keeping the student body in gales of laughter on Thursday mornings, but she was also a hard worker, with insight into the problems confronting the individual students and the school as a whole. She will be remembered as an able leader in the expansion of the student government. Cille, our favorite veep, Jane with her pen and pad and Velma, keeper of the purse strings, stood ably be- hind Ricker as they capably carried out their duties of office. As long as the Honor Code is basic in our government at Meredith, stu- dents will continue to uphold the high standards of their school and to have a part in the betterment of the college community. Cille Benton Vice-President Velma McGee Treasurer Jane Link Secretary COUNSELORS: Kneeling, left to right: Burns, Wilkerson. Littlefield, Fish, Williams, Hooks. Hollamon, Roberts, Nooe, Clifton, Osborne, Pruitt. Standing, left to right: Christian, Rivers. Stain- back, Senter, Spencer, Gibbs, Braswell, Chief Counselor; Swain, Cartner, Davis, Corbett, Long. Second row, standing, left to right: DeLoatch, Rouzer, Knight. Phipps, Waters, James, Houghton, Ennis, Stone, Radford, Smith, Bryan, Robinson. BAPTIST STUDENT The Baptist Student Union Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Miriam Prichard, Meredith ' s first full-time B.S.U. adviser, and under the able leadership of our president, Anne White, and her main team of helpers, Ann Chandler, veep; Nancy Evans, secretary; and Scott Beaver, treas- urer, began the year enthusiastically with a pre- school retreat at Camp Good Hope, where plans were made for school-year activities. Back at Meredith plans were executed in rapid succes- sion: a progressive dinner for freshman, planned in co-operation with all the Baptist churches in Raleigh; a meet-the-Ministers Tea; and the annual Freshman-Transfer Party in the Court. The LISTEN program for foreign missions was presented and received with new impetus, as was the Lottie Moon Christmas offering and mission study course. Many Meredith students participated actively in the State B. S. U. Con- vention, held in Raleigh November 3-5. Anne White, President BSU COUNCIL: Seated, left to right: Chandler, Evans, Beaver. Second row: Lewis, Cooper, Hamrick, Stewart. Third row: Bullard, Hicks. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Miriam Prichard. BSU Director; White, Woodall, Blanchard, Yates. Chalkley, Armstrong. 100 UNION B. S. U. forums on topics of current interest, and in joint sponsorship with the A.A. and S.G., a series of discussions on Sex, Marriage, and the Family were additional projects, as well as open council meetings, with discussions on eminent modern theologians led by Rev. Don Nis- wonger, pastor-adviser of the B. S. U. Enriching the spiritual life of Mere- dith students were the daily vespers and family altars; carrying some of this inspiration to others was in ex- tension projects such as supervised recreation for the Joe Lewis Park, programs for patients at Dorothea Dix Hospital, and reading for stu- dents at the Blind School. Nancy Evans Secretary Ann Chandler Vice-President Scott Beaver Treasurer YWA COUNCIL: Seated, left to right: Kendall, Adams, Doris Kates, President; H; Standing, left to right: Clark, Ussery. Farmer, Motsinger, Brock. Sodeman. 101 ATHLETIC Place: A. A. Room Time: 7:00 p.m. Event: A. A. Board meeting- Topic of Discussion : What to do about Mere- dith ' s activities. Outcome: Successful. As the fall air began to crackle the classes gave the faculty stiff competition in Corn Huskin ' . Later in the fall Stunt Night came with acting and scenery surpassed only on Broadway. The Christmas season found the A. A. sponsoring the annual caroling party. Spirits were gay as bus-loads of students serenaded the faculty at their homes. As winter snows melted into spring, a spirit of frolic was in the air. When Playday came around in April, the dorms let forth bands of eager girls ready for the carefree joys of peanut races, Softball games, tennis matches, bridge, and individual feats. Delores Atkins. President AA BOARD: Seated, left to right: Roberts, Puckett, Childrey, Atkins, Jones. Crutchfleld, Leggett. Standing, left to right: Lee, Baxter, Long, Gorham, Ennis, Smith, Mackintosh, Hales. 102 ASSOCIATION Leading the Board this year was Delores Pedunk Atkins. Backing her up as a most able vice-president was Nancy Jones. Nickey Childrey served in the capacity of secretary, and Mabel Puckett was the capable treasurer. The year passed quickly — a good year for A. A. at Meredith. I Vicki Irons Treasurer Nickey Childrey ...Secretary Nancy Jones Vice-President A typical Monday night meeting of the Athletic Association. 103 if BASI ET- tffjBALL, BADMINTON ( ARCHERY A. A. ACTIVITIES STUNT NIGHT Three of the class Stunt Directors get to- gether to compare notes and share excite- ment on the eve of the big event. CHRISTMAS CAROLING Groups of excited girls join together to board buses as they prepare to share their holiday cheer with the faculty and adminis- tration. PLAY DAY With classes adjourned for the day, the dorms, faculty, and Day Students compete in games and events during this time of spring frolic. 105 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Kneeling, left to right: Ellis, Mackintosh, Smith, Long, Jones, Hicks. Standing, left to right: Rob- erts, McNairey, Ennis, Morgan, Childrey. $ a BASKETBALL VARSITY Kneeling, left to right: Ellis. Johnson, Lee, Craig, Jones. Standing, left to right: Jones, Brantley, Ennis, Morgan, Griffin, Tudor. 106 MONOGRAM CLUB Lejt to right: Linda Rose Lee, President; Dianne Simmons, Betty Gray, Mary Lou Morgan, Linda Kirby, Delores Atkins, Kathy Roberts. HOOFPRINT CLUB Susan Hawkins, President; Mrs. Mary Edwards, Advisor. 107 OFFICERS: left to right: Peggy Fish, Sergeant-at- Arms: Vicki Glenn, Vice-President: Sandra Butler, Secretary; Mary Lou Davis, Treasurer. Standing: Peggy Pitzer. Publicity Chairman. Sandi Stanley President ASTROTEKTON SOCIETY MARSHALS: Left to right: Carolvn Lav, Chief; Amy Bell Hatley, Joy Harrington. Sara Gwynn Bryan, Julia Butler. 4 i See Astro through their m the picn hy children Mother . . shining like s tars ush week . . . sharing ual joy and spirit at nd oep rall burning the beautiful Astro star and singing in the stillness of the cou t . . t a of A-S-T-R-O echoing from every hall — warmly- welcoming our new sisters on decision daw J ' ffilers of -fhe Golc White . . . plajftpg Santal toltl|p«ilent esfls at th« ild scl olA. . showing the gf_u ty during FAD how much themV Bowed before thee in thy Beauty T a M hared our Little Astro Llfeht ywith our new sisters . . . as v e won many victories duriny the Society Tournaments ... as the chil- dren from the blind school thrilled us with their enthusi- asm. Now as memories remain ... we are Thankful for thy wondrous light. 3 % at 109 4J OFFICERS: Left to right: Sandra Wallace, Chaplain; Sylvia Cooper, Vice-President: Susan Rouzer, Secre- tary; Marie-Louise Allen, Treasurer; Berma Jean Davenport, Sergeant-at-Arms. Carol Park President PHILARETIAN SOCIETY K MARSHALS: Lejt to right: Kav Simpson, Chief: Mary Anne Eason, Pat Shuman. Nancy Evans, Judy Elliot. Swaying muu-muus and swinging ukes at the first Phi luau ... a night club com- bining the spirit of the past and the present . . . wishes molded into flames at the Bonfire . . . special hopes that one ' s guard- ian angel e£ — little sister would go PhK-. . .-fell a part of a successful RUSH and a long sought-for VICTORY. full of act ind pictures from our fed orpiail . . . th e - im of nelv Phis at itfcta|- a nekv Itwist gi The Night Before Chri. in December . . . pla for the children brou£ and laughter to them and tears to us . . . uaiering the new semester in T m.H voices from other lands . . . sadness of the Seniors at their last Award Day ... all memories of the Phi girls, brought back with each beautiful beginning of ' Behold, in shining raiment dressed. . . . a $ eaves Gwen Cooper Editor Left to right: Brenda Payne, Pat Leggett, Photography Editors; Kay Simpson, Art Edi- tor. f I Left to right: Sallie Graham, Peggy Crutch- field, Senior Editors; Bettve Adams, Copy Editor. Seated, left to right: Carol Andrews, Gail Wil- liams, Meredith Clifton, Class Editors. Second row, left to right: Joan Brantley, Mary Lou Davis, Anne Pope, Bobbie Heffner, Class Editors. Typists: Seated: Patsy Bryant, Barbara Ann Walker. Standing: Linda Rose Lee, Gwen Picklesimer. Peggy Klick Business Manager Picture appointments and general pandemonium . . . Yes, you can bring your $1.25 tomorrow. . . . Brenda, and Leggett taking up money and writing down names . . . annual orientation for Carol and Gail — This girl lives right across the hall from me but I just can ' t think of her name . . . advertising staff tracking down ads . . . tired feet and big ads for Betty, Anna, and Martha ... a victory at Ridgewood for Klick, Robinson, and Hollamon, Inc. . . . trips downtown for the two Lindas and Carolyn . . . group pictures — good direction, and big smiles . . . Dr. Cooper plus a camera plus a brown leather bag equals successful pictures . . . December 22 deadline and most of the pictures in . . . Peggy, Sallie and Bettye writing senior paragraphs, If I have to write another one I ' ll positively die. ' . . . weekly Wednesday visits from Mr. Morgan of Lynchburg . . . Kay working out cover de- signs and sketching off art work . . . daily calls to Waller ' s for additional picture orders . . . Meredith and Joan working on the faculty section . . . deadlines to meet and more work to finish . . . help from the Juniors — Bobbie, Anne, and Mary Lou . . . the steady clicking of typewriters as Rosie and Pat burn the midnight oil . . . Gwen P. tracking down senior statistics . . . Barbara working on the student directory . . . rushing to get the copy to Edwards and Broughton . . . the finished product — a tired, but happy, editor. Advertising Staff: First row: Anna Cartner. Caro- lyn Nicholds. Second row: Donna Hollamon, Amy Robinson. Third row: Betty Hooks, Martha Haywood. Fourth row: Linda Arledge, Linda Swain. THE TWIG Run down and see if Hales can type this story; wake her up if she ' s asleep! . . . Hey, Hilda, how ' bout adding six inches to this story, we ' ve got twenty inches of empty space . . . Somebody heat up the coffee pot again . . What do you mean that headline won ' t fit? Well, let Dianne try it . . . Who ' d like to put a Compliments of a Friend ad in; I did last issue and we ' ve got to have more ads for a six page edition . . . Who was the crackpot that said, ' No news is good news ' ? Such a conversation may be heard in the Twig room or the editor ' s room during the long week ends when the newspaper is being prepared for press. The staff strives diligently to present ideas, news, and humor in a way that will stimulate and inform the students of Meredith College. Linda Kirby Editor EDITORIAL STAFF: Seated, left to right: Leathers, Dailey, McGee, Hege, Burns, Childrey, Farmer, Weede. Standing, left to right: Pearce, Stem, McGuirt, McManus. 114 Judy Purcelle Business Manager Dianne Simmons, Managing Editor; Hilda Maness, Associate Editor; Joan McGranahan, Feature Editor. Left to right: Gwen Picklesimer, Mailing Editor; Sylvia Nash and Brenda Payne, Circulation Editors. Advertising Staff: Bottom to top: Patsy Bryant, Pat Taylor, Lou Perry, Pattie Steen. Left to right: Linda Hales, chief; Joyce Collie, Judy Young, Harriett Rivers, Typists. : TSr A dormitory corridor ... a bundle of slender magazines caught in the curve of an arm ... a sharp slap as they strike the floor, two by two ... a door squeaking open in curiosity ... a form stooping to pick up the fallen articles ... a voice, Hey Roomie, someone just delivered the latest issue of the Acorn! Acting as the campus channel for creative media, the Acorn, the literary magazine, continues to carry out its purpose of more and better creative writing. However, its most important function has been to stimulate others to develop their creative abilities for their own fulfillment and the enjoy- ment they can give to others. Rosa Lynn Gruits Editor CLASS EDITORS: Marcia Davis, Mildred Ayscue. LeDue Gillespie. Ann Rivers, Barbara Jones. Gwen Picklesimer, Business Manager Joan McGranahan, Associate Editor N Sarah Shoaf, Art Editor Mary Anne Eason, Sara Morrow, Typists 117 NOMINATING COMMITTEE COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Seated, left to right: Tripp, Cullen, Fish, Walker, Link, Dwiggins. Second row: Creech, Ricker, Braswell, Atkins, Kirby, Lawton. Standing, left to right: Caldwell, Roberts, Rudd, McKenney, God- win, Dull, Gruits, Park, Cooper. Anne Braswell Chairman SOCIAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE Susan Creech Chairman COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Seated, left to right: Stanley, Payne, Creech. Park, Williams. Standing, left to right: Heck, Mathis, McKenney, Walston. Dull, Nichols, Stuckey. 118 Elliott. Browning DAY STUDENTS OFFICERS Kathy Roberts, President Virginia Browning, Vice-President Martha Elliott, Treasurer Another year has passed, a year full of events which will last in our memories forever, such as the scramble for lockers on the top row ... art projects covering the room . . . lunch time filled with hilarity . . . members of different classes whispering to each other dur- ing Stunt preparations . . . unending bridge games . . . the problems of getting to school in the snow, or not coming in the snow . . . Christmas caroling and the slumber party afterwards . . . exams, and the tearful parting with Kathy, our President, at mid-semester . . . trying to study amid incessant phone calls . . . hard work on the Play Day theme and events . . . the rush to get dressed for gym and locate a missing shoe at the same time . . . the resounding clamor from our room to the library as the weather warmed and doors were opened . . . the an- nual spring picnic . . . May Day and the meeting with prospective students . . . and finally, graduation and the loss of our Seniors. For us, a full and memorable year as Day Students. CHORUS: Sandi Stanley, President: Sandra Walker, Vice-President; Annette McFall, Secretary- Treasurer; Miss Beatrice Donley, Director. MEREDITH COLLEGE CHORUS ENSEMBLE: First row. left to right: Wilkins, Arrington, Stanley, Bone. Second row, seated: Sours, Jones, Beaver, Bell, Davenport. Standing: Thornton, Walker. Chandler, Williams, Cooper, Newton. Warwick. ® fir r fta 120 MEREDITH COLLEGE PLAYHOUSE Backstage with the playhouse members. Left: Celia Caldwell, Playhouse President. Right: June Leonard, member of the honorary dramatics fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega. ALPHA RHO TAU ART CLUB Kay Simpson President June Leonard Vice-President Anne Barnhardt Secretary -Treasurer 121 AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Peggy Martin President Susan Kesler Secretary -Treasurer Mary Alice Bell Program Chairman BARBER SCIENCE CLUB Pat Christenbury President Virginia Browning Vice-President Mae Hicks Secretary Cindy Corbett Treasurer CANADAY MATHEMATICS CLUB Linda Motsinger President Sarah Mauldin Vice-President Mary Belle Pate Secretary JULIANNA YANCE Treasurer COLTON ENGLISH CLUB Mildred Ayscue President Carol Christian Vice-President Judy Goodwin Secretary-Treasurer 123 CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Joan McGranahan President Sandra Butler Secretary Marsha Davis Treasurer GRAND- DAUGHTERS ' CLUB Betty Gray President Betsy Benthall Vice-President Jerry Holbert Secretary Anne Pope Treasurer HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Sybil Williams President Gene Davenport Vice-President Doris Yates Secretary Ann Sorrell Treasurer INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Daphne Clark President Brenda Payne Vice-President Bettye Adams Secretary-Treasurer 125 LA TERTULIA SPANISH CLUB Diane Journigan President Janice Long Vice-President Nancy Holden Secretary Penelope Senter © (S $ $ LES AMIES FRANCAISES Amy Robinson President Judy Avery Vice-President Margaret McGuirt Secretary -Treasurer MEREDITH LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Ida Carol Senter President Brenda Payne Vice-President Frances Knight Secretary Sandra Sue Horton Treasurer PRICE LATIN CLUB Sarah Smith President Kay Ritchie Vice-President Catherine Stovall Secretary -Treasurer PSI CHI CLUB Elizabeth Peterson President Susan Rouzer Vice-President Sarah Mauldin Secretary -Treasurer SOCIOLOGY CLUB Judy Smith President Leah Rose Williams Vice-President Betty Neal Secretary-Treasurer STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Sara Leiby President Pat Jackson Vice-President Maurine Huffman Secretary Scarlett Hill Treasurer TOMORROWS BUSINESS WOMEN Patsy Bryant President Harriet Rivers Vice-President Linda Hales Secretary Jean Burrell Treasurer 129 HONORARIES We achieve . We achieve ability to compete with effort, ideas, and people. We arrive at an appraisal of goals and their expression in action. We learn to channel ourselves. Herein we honor those students whose superior qualities have merited recognition. SILVER SHIELD Nancy Richer President The Silver Shield is Meredith ' s honorary leadership organization. The society strives to foster a better spirit on the campus and to recognize outstanding girls who have contributed to life at Meredith. The members of Silver Shield are selected from each rising and present Senior Class by members of the organization and the faculty on the basis of Christian character, scholarship, service to the school, and construc- tive leadership. The Silver Shield is above all a service organization — with its members — both collectively and individually — working toward the overall purpose of the society, which is to serve what we recognize as the true spirit and the high ideals of Meredith. Cille Benton Secretary and Treasurer Mary Lou Nichols Vice-President Anne White Peggy Wilkins KAPPA NU SIGMA % ip Martha Stuckey Hilda Maness Jean Knight President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer As the honorary scholastic society of Meredith, Kappa Nu Sigma seeks to encourage and uphold high scholastic excellence on the campus. The society sponsors a chapel program in the fall and a special lecture in the spring to stimulate scholarship in all areas. Seniors are elected to membership on the basis of high scholastic standing achieved over a period of two years. Each year the society awards the Helen Price scholarship to the freshman having the highest scholastic average. Special recognition is given each spring to the two juniors having the highest averages. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Cille Benton Anne Braswell, Rachel Dailey Mary Lou Nichols Nancy Ricker, Kathy Roberts Martha Stuckey Pat Walston, Anne White Peggy Wilkins v SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Peggy Martin ( f Barbara Jones Susan Leathers Jean Tate Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sigma Alpha Iota is a national professional music fraternity for women. Members are music majors or minors chosen on the basis of high character, scholarship and out- standing musical ability. To uphold the standard of music in the community and throughout the world is its chief purpose. Each year Beta Zeta chapter seeks to achieve this purpose by sponsoring a Faculty Recital, a Modern American Music Recital, a chapel program, and by participation in numerous other musical programs. v Linda Arrington Scott Beaver © Nancy Phillips Anita Jone Mary Alice Bell Carol Brock Pat Walston Features We become aware . We become aware of Meredith ' s spirit throughout every phase of college life. We recognize the Mere- dith way, not only as we work and study together, but also in the social functions of the college. At all times of the year, from September to Christmas to May Day, we enjoy the features of Meredith. 1962 SENIOI Miss Meredith NANCY RICKER SUPERLATIVES n F) c Wittiest CAROL PARK Cutest GWEN COOPER 1962 SENIOF Most Attractive SADIE SUE WORTHINGTON SUPERLATIVES Most Versatile PEGGY WILKINS SUPERLATIVES Best Ail-Around Dorm Student ANNE WHITE College Marshal SADIE SUE WORTHINGTON MAY QUEEN Ljwen (cooper MAID OF HONOR SanoL Stanley BETTY IPOCK Freshman SARA GWYNN BRYAN Sophomore BARBARA STEWART Senior JOY HARRINGTON Junior 146 Court HELEN SIMMS Sophomore NORMA BAIRD Freshman BARBARA BLANCHARD Junior SALLIE GRAHAM Senior 147 MAY DAY t e v VII I r7 i 19 ft A ite. s Entrance of our lovely May Queen as the court beams its approval. t c o 1 % u. nj Crowning the Queen of the May to be- gin the activities of the day. The graceful sway of colorful dancers enchants the May Court. -r _r f o i « , W- «S ■ i ' kaL r « . v • ' i -if , A- P A delightful group of beatniks presents their version of May Day fun. STUNT 61 The Seniors ' Antenna Dilemma dis- played a variety of talents in a land of insects. The Juniors produced a circus atmos- phere in their For Whom the Bells Tinkle. The Sophomores walked off with the stunt cup for their thought-provoking Aipotu. The Freshman pet shop provided a lively game of cat and fish in Fate Will Tell. J] Mfift Wm Advertisements and Student We thank . . . We thank our advertisers who have contributed so much in the making of this 1962 Oak Leaves. To those persons whose patronage is repre- sented herein, we owe a debt of gratitude. Because of them the tra- dition of the Oak Leaves is kept alive, for without their support the yearbook could not go to press. Directory SENIOR STATISTICS ELIZABETH PATE ADAMS Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2); International Relations Club 3, 4 (Secre- tary-Treasurer 4); Student League of Women Voters 4; Psi Chi Psvchologv Club 2; Soeiologv Club 3; Oak Leaves Staff 4; Dean ' s List. JOHANNA McKEVLIN ADLER St. Mary ' s Junior College 1, 2; Meredith 3, 4; Grandaughters ' Club 3, 4; Senior Prophecy Committee 4. JANE EAGLES ALLEN Price Latin Club 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; Class President 1; Nominating Com- mittee 1; Social Standards Committee 1; Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov- ernment Council 3; Day Student 4. DELORES LESLIE ATKINS Stunt Director 1; Stunt 2, 3; A. A. 1 (President 4); Barber Science C lub 2; State Student Legislature 3, 4; May Day Committee 3; N.E.A. 4; Nominating Committee 4; Senior Superlative 4; Leadership Council 4. BETTY BLACKARD AVERETTE Woman ' s College 1; Meredith 2, 3, 4; N.E.A. 4. MILDRED JEAN AYSCUE Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Stunt 2, 3; N.E.A. 3; Colton English Club 3, 4 (President 4); Acorn Class Editor 4. MARTHA SARAH BLAIR Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. MAE LETITIA BLOUNT Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2); Barber Science Club 1, 2; N.E.A. 4; A. A. Board BETTY HALE BONE Stunt Chairman 2; Student Government Coun- cil 3; Chorus 3, 4; N.E.A. 4; Ensemble 4. ELIZABETH ANNE BRASWELL Price Latin Club 1, 2 (Treasurer 2); Sociology Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3); Leadership Coun- cil 4; Student Government Council 3, 4; Chief Counselor 4; Nominating Committee 4 (Chair- man); Stunt 4; Who ' s Who in American Col- leges 4. JENNY LILLIAN BRIGGS Psi Chi Psychology Club 3; Sociology Club 3, 4; Stunt 4 . MARGARET CAROLE BROCK Sigma Alpha Iota 1, 2. 3, 4 (Program Chair- man 4); Stunt 1, 2, 3; Art Club 3; N.E.A. 4; Freshman Counselor 2; American Guild of Organists 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2; National Piano Guild 2; Commencement Week-end Committee 4. THERESA ERNESTINE BROWN Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Art Club 2, 3 4; Y.W.A. 3. SHIRLEY ANN BALLARD International Relations Club HENRI FISHER BRUNT Mars Hill College 1. 2; Meredith 3. 4; Day Student 3, 4. MARY OGIE BAUGHAM Stunt 2; Twig typist 3; Freshman Counselor 3; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4 (Treasurer 3). PATRICIA ANN BRYANT Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4 (President 4); Twig Staff (Advertising Manager 4); Oak Leaves Staff 4; Stunt 4. LUCILLE WEATHERSPOON BENTON Freshman Counselor 2; B.S.U. Council 2 (Treasurer 2); Student Government Council 3, 4 ( Vice-President 4 ) ; Treasurer of Astrotek- ton Society 3; Stunt 2, 3, 4; Freeman Religion Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2; Chorus 2; Silver Shield 3, 4 (Secretary- Treasurer 4 ) ; Who ' s Who in American Colleges 4; Dean ' s List 4. JEANNE MYERS BUCHANAN Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3; Stunt 3, 4; Freeman Religion JUDITH ANN BULLARD B.S.U. Council 3, 4; Religious Emphasis Week Chairman 3; N.E.A. 4; Tu ' ig Staff 3; Stunt 3; Freshman Counselor 3, 4. RIDGEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Ridge Road and Faircloth Raleigh, North Carolina PATRONIZE YOUR NEIGHBORS First-Citizens Bank Trust Co. 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Council 2. 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Chorus 2. 3, 4 (Secretary 3); Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 4; Freeman Religion Club 1, 2, 3. NANCY ROSE CHEAVES Campbell College 1, 2; Meredith 3, 4; N.E.A. tary of Astrotekton Society 2, Vice-President 3, Rush Chairman 3; Election Official 2; Nominating Committee 4; Leadership Council 4; Creative Writing Club 4; N.E.A. 4; Senior Superlative; May Queen 4. CYNTHIA CORBETT Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); German Club 1, 2; Hoofprint Club 1, 2, 3; Stunt 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Deans List 4; Soci- ology Club 4. MELINDA KAY CORPENING B.S.U. Council 1, 2; Price Latin Club 1, 2 (Vice-President 2); Chairman of May Day Decorations 2; Playhouse 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Student Government Council 4. SUSAN HELEN CREECH Stunt 3, 4; Student Government Council 4; Social Standards Chairman 4; Nominating Committee 4; Leadership Council 4; Fresh- man Counselor 3. MARGARET LEONARD CRUTCHFIELD Stunt 1, 3, 4; A. A. Board 3, 4; Twig Staff 4; Granddaughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Oak Leaves Staff 4; Student Legislature 3. PATRICIA ANN CHRISTENBURY Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3 President 4); International Relations Club 4 Student League of Women Voters 4; N.E.A. 4 Y.W.A. 2; Dean ' s List 4. RACHEL CAROLYN DAILEY Freshman Counselor 2; B.S.U. Executive Coun- cil 2; Stunt Director 2; Class President 3; Nominating Committee 3; Stunt Chairman 4; Leadership Council 3; Social Standards Com- mittee 3; Who ' s Who in American Colleges 4; Twig Staff 3, 4; Dean ' s List. DAPHNE JOAN CLARK Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2; International Relations Club 2. 3. 4 (President 4); Student League of Women Voters 3, 4 (Treasurer 3); Freshman Counselor 3. BRENDA GAIL DAVIS German Club 1, 2; A.A. Board 2; Stunt 2, 3, 4; Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4. JOYCE CLARK Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Circle Chairman 2, Social Chairman 3, Program Chairman 4); N.E.A. 4; Freeman Religion Club 1, 2. DOROTHY JOYCE COLLIE Price Latin Club 1. 2; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4; Twig Staff 4; Tyner Education Club 3, 4. FRANCES GWENDOLYN COOPER Vice-President of Class 1; Freshman Counselor 2: Oak Leaves Staff 2. 3, 4 (Editor 4); Secre- PEGGY LULA DELOATCH East Carolina College 1, 2; Meredith 3, 4; Price Latin Club 3; Colton English Club 3, 4; Trans- fer Counselor 4. VERNA NORA DRYDEN Mars Hill College 1, 2; Meredith 3, 4; Home Economics Club 3, 4; Barber Science Club 4; Playhouse 3, 4; Stunt 4. MARY ANNE EASON Canaday Math Club 1, 2; Price Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Counselor 3; Tomorrow ' s Busi- ness Women 3, 4; Dean ' s List 3; Acorn Staff 4; Philaretian Marshal 4; Class Treasurer 4. Ridge wood Shopping Center VESTER ' S 66 SERVICE • Any Service for Our Customer RIDGEWOOD FABRIC CENTER Quality Fabrics at Bargain Prices Fairclorh and Ridge Road RIDGEWOOD BARBER SHOP D. G. 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Executive Council 3; Religious Emphasis Week 4; N.E.A. 4; Playhouse 4. ANN MARIE FISHER HAMRICK Canaday Math Club 2, 3, 4; N.E.A. 4; Listen Committee 2. CAROL HARRIS WILLIAMS Virginia Intermont 1, 2; Meredith 3, 4; N.E.A. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 4); Stunt 4. AMY BELL HATLEY Tioig Staff 1, 2; Acorn Class Editor 2; May Court Representative 3; Astrotekton Marshal 4; N.E.A. 4; Stunt 2, 3. VICTORIA JANE GLENN Freshman Class Editor 1; A.A. Board 2; Stunt Chairman 2; Group Guide Leader for Fresh- man Council Groups 2; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Astrotekton Society 4 (Rush Chairman 4). JUDITH GOODWIN Colton English Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary- Treasurer 4); Y.W.A. 3, 4; N.E.A. 4; Chairman of Corn Huskin 4; Stunt 2, 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3. MARY CAROLYN HAWKINS Chorus 1, 2, 3; Ensemble 2; American Guild of Organists 2; Twig Staff 2; Student Govern- ment Council 3; Stunt 2, 3. 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Pearce, Mary Hight 320 Pettigrew St., Henderson Perry, Lou Rt. 3, Zebulon Peterson, Mary Susan 525 Hertford St., Raleigh Phillips, Nancy 610 Hamilton St., Roanoke Rapids Picklesimer, Gwendolyn Pisgah Forest Proctor, Betsy 713 Westwood Dr., Raleigh Pruitt, Kitty 1315 Lorimer Rd., Raleigh Puckett, Janet 3405 Moss Side Ave., Richmond, Va. Purcelle, Judy 809 Sunset Dr., High Point Rankin. Edith.. 1413 Scales St., Raleigh Reveley, Mary Floyd 122 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh Ricker, Nancy 1011 Anderson St., Wilson Roberts, Kathy 114 Longview Dr., Raleigh Roberts, Ruth Dial. 1213 Dixie Trail, Raleigh Rohlfing, Carol Lehman 317 Calvin Rd., Raleigh Roughton, Florence Arlene C-ll Married Student Housing, Raleigh Senter, Ida Carol Box 455, Lillington Shadoin, Anne Kathryn 605 Whittier Dr., Greensboro Shoaf, Sarah 119 Powell Circle, Lenoir Simpson, Kay Robersonville Smith, Judy. 312 Sherwood Ave., Kinston Stanley, Sandi 988 Willowbar Terrace, High Point Steen, Pattie Helms 514 S. Jackson St., Salisbury Stewart, Barbara Rt. 1, Coats Stowe, Dorothy Rt. 1, Box 365, Raleigh Stuart, Fern Dahlstrom Rt. 3, Box 577, Raleigh Stuckey, Martha 2201 Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh Styron, Nell 920 Williamson Dr., Raleigh Summey, Yvonne 314 S. Church St., Gastonia Taylor, Ann Rt. 5, Box 75, Kinston Taylor, Pat. 226 North Bost St., Statesville Tew, Jean Box 158, Salemburg Thomas, Margaret Ann 12 Hege Drive, Lexington Tomlinson, Peggy Box 296, Louisburg Walker, Sandra 604 E. Concord St., Morganton Walston, Pat... Hilliard St., Nashville Weeks, Kathryn Jean 706 Graham St., Raleigh White, Anne H 406 Linden Ave., Oxford White, Beverly Box 353, Youngsville Wilkins, Pegg ' v .1007 Minerva Ave., Durham Williams, Sybil ...107 E. Fifth St., Tabor City Wilson, Nancv Carol 505 S. Linwood St., Gastonia Wood, Carol 1001 W. Peace St., Raleigh Worthington, Sadie Sue 1304 West Road, Kinston Yancey, Julianna Rt. 2, Box 26, Oxford Yates, Nancy Doris 1650 Medford Drive, Charlotte 5 Young, Jackie 1209 Front St., Beaufort Young Judy Rt. 2, Wake Forest JUNIORS Anders, Elsa Box 1268, Hendersonville Armour, Nancy 322 W. Bell St., Statesville Armstrong, Mary 1701 Thomas Ave., Charlotte Armstrong, Ruth 1701 Thomas Ave., Charlotte Arrington, Lynda Copley 2237 E. Green St., Durham Atkins, Delores Leslie 1218 Vickers Ave., Durham Avery Judy 200 S. Tenth St., Erwin Baker, Norma 316 W. Sixth St., Lexington Baker, Sarah Box 264, Fallston Ballou, Martha 704 Cascade Ave., Leesburg, Fla. Barnhardt, Ann Drucilla 184 Washington Lane, Concord Barnhill, Geneva Rt. 1, Scotland Neck Barrett, Brvna Mildred 602 Wimbleton Drive, Raleigh Baxter, Linda Box 162, Robbins Benthall, Betsy Woodland Blalock, Mrs. Linda H Boiling Springs Blanchard, Barbara Ros e Hill Boone, Helen 130 Tenth St., Scotland Neck Branch, Laura 600 Sherrod Heights, Enfield Browning, Virginia Bridgers 2106 Reaves Drive, Raleigh Buffalo, Edna Edmundson 1601 Beaver Dam Drive, Raleigh Bullard, Elizabeth Earle 207 Water St., Lumberton Bunn, Brenda 108 North St., Zebulon Burrell, Jean 65 Georgia Rd., Franklin Carper, Martha Ann 2117 Cowper Dr., Raleigh Carver, Mary Frances 919 Jefferson St., Roanoke Rapids Christian. Carol 2209 University Dr., Durham Clark, Brenda Carole Rt. 1, Virgilina, Va. Cole, Harriet Clark 469 Spartanburg Ave., Carolina Beach Cooper, Sylvia Annette Box 71, Aberdeen Corbett, Brenda 509 Waddell St., Selma Dail Nancy Box 128, Mount Olive Daniel, Helen Rt. 2, Box 234, Elm City Darwish, Salwa Falmy 125% Woodburn Ave., Raleigh Davenport, Berma Jean 2509 Morganton Rd., Fayetteville Davenport, Gene Pactolus Edison, Nancy Edwards 2456 Wade Ave ., Raleigh Elliott, Skipper, c o Mrs. H. B. Hodnett, 1410 N. Main St., Danville, Va. Fisher. Sandra 408 Beaman St., Clinton Foster, Linda Rt. 3, Box 255, Kernersville Funderburk, Judy Lee ..Forest Hills, Aberdeen Fuqua, Betsy Rt. 5, Eck Dr., Raleigh Gash, Marjorie Graham 1005 Pineview Dr., Raleigh Gorham, Frances 1621 Pinecrest Rd., Rocky Mount Griffin, Beki Griffith Rd., Monroe Hall, Marion Harrells Hamrick, Norma Rt. 3, Box 310, Kings Mountain Harrington, Joy Ruth 208 N. George St., Goldsboro Hawkins, Susan 2211 Sherwood St., Greensboro Haywood, Elizabeth 1522 Gross Ave., Pennsauken 8, N. J. Heffner, Barbara 721 N. Ellis St., Salisbury Hege, Jean .2613 Ellerbe Ave., Winston-Salem Hicks, Carroll Ann. 3017 Grant Ave., Raleigh Hicks, May Rt. 5, Box 91, Oxford Hollamon, Donna 1112 Oakland St., Hendersonville Horton, Sandra Sue 203 N. John St., Louisburg Huff, Beverlye 535 Summitt Dr., Sanford Hughes, Mary Beth Box 116, Colerain Hutchins, Pat 1206 Country Club Dr., Greensboro Hutto, Nina Jean 603 S. Madison Ave., Goldsboro Irons, Mrs. Vicki D Rt. 1, Box 245, Andrews Jeffcoat, Mrs. Svlvia 6311 Hillsboro Rd., Raleigh Johnson, Betty Jo 107 N. Lincoln St., Benson Johnson, Jo Anne 627 Margaret Rd., Statesville Johnson, Mamie Lou 1108 Forbes Dr., Smithfield Johnson, Vickie 100 N. Front St., Hertford Jones, Barbara Ann 124 W. Lynch St., Durham Jones, Janet Faye Rt. 1, Seven Springs Jones, Nancy K Box 39, Pink Hill Kinkead, Donna Box 166, Tarboro Hwy., Rocky Mount Kinlaw, Peggy Box 577, Raeford Klick, Peggy Box 1696, Hendersonville Knight, Frances 916 Academy St., Ahoskie Lawton, Elizabeth 327 Duke St., Georgetown, S. C. Leathers, Susan 305 S. Chestnut St., Henderson Leffler, Gretchen 3101 Landerwood Dr., Charlotte 9 Leonard, June Carol Rt. 9, Winston-Salem Lewis, Jane Rt. 5, Box 45, Rutherfordton Link, Jane Warrenton Long, Janice Rt. 3, Monroe Macdonald, Ellen 212 Clairmont Dr., Hendersonville McCormick, Mary Elizabeth 600 Church St., Fairmont McFall, Annette Rt. 2, Madison McGee, Velma Rt. 1, 3106 Old Town Rd., Winston-Salem McGuirt, Margaret 110 Forest Hills, Monroe McLamb, LaRue 502 E. Main St., Benson McManus, Bette....l044 E. Main St., Albemarle McPhaul, Ellen Rt. 1, Red Springs Miller. Carolyn Rt. 4, Stuart, Virginia Morgan, Mary Lou Rt. 3, Box 307, Oxford Parker, Anne 5113 Cavedo Lane, Richmond, Virginia Parker, Billie Rebecca Pollocksville Pate, Mary Belle Box 383, Asheboro Peterson, Elizabeth Box 210, Bolton Philbrick, Nena 201 Walnut St., Cary Pollock, Jean Box 68, Trenton Pope, Anne Magnolia Powe, Ann Stafford 3436 Redbud Lane, Raleigh Puckett, Mabel 3405 Moss Side Ave., Richmond 22, Va. Rains, Pat Box 8, Princeton Ramsey, Sarah High Meadows, Brevard Ratchford, Jean New Hope Rd., Rt. 2, Gastonia Renfrow, Nancy. ...330 Valley Rd., Fayetteville Rivers, Harriet 723 E. Wade St., Wadesboro Robinson, Amy Box 246, Clyde Rogers, Ellen 806 Brunson Dr., Albemarle Rogers, Patricia Ann Box 125, Waxhaw Rose, Sylvia Rt. 3, Snow Hill Ross, Susan 402 E. Third St., Ayden Rouzer, Susan 312 Lantz Ave., Salisbury Sanders, Ann Carol Rt. 2, Sanwood Farm, Four Oaks Sawyer, Myra Rt. 5, Box 16, Elizabeth City Sears, Mrs. Nancy Stephens 307 Calvin Rd., Raleigh Sherriel, Dottie 3202 W. Market St., Greensboro Shouse, Judy 3651 Crosland Rd., Winston-Salem Shuman, Pat 320 Burwell Ave., Henderson Simmons, Dianne Stuart Hwy., Mt. Airy Smith, Jeanne Box 218, Elizabethtown Smith, Mrs. Jeanne Poole 1612 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh Smith, Kathy Box 307, Wingate Smith, Salie Box 129, Monroe Smith, Sally Anne Rt. 5, Timberlake Estate, Raleigh Sorrell, Ann .Box 247, Wadesboro Spence. Martha .205 Mistletoe Dr., Greensboro Stem, Betsy Cashua Ferry Rd.. Darlington, S. C. Strickland, Joan Raleigh Rd., Smithfield Swain, Judy 1814 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh Sykes, Eloise Edwards 5125 Kaplan Dr., Raleigh Thornton, Linda Box 105, Four Oaks Tripp, Joyce Dean 775 Turlington Rd.. Suffolk, Va. Walker, Barbara Snowden Weede, Kappie Covington 221 High St., Cheraw, S. C. Williams, Amie Box 102, Sims Williams, Leah Rose 1921 Wolcott Ave., Wilmington Williams, Nancy 3607 Madison Ave., Greensboro Wood, Beth Box 931, Clemson, S. C. Wood, Betsy Barbour Rt. 2, Benson Wolfe, Mary Ann Box 146, Burgaw Woodall, Beth Ole Post Rd., Erwin Yancev, Donna Louise 425 Thomas Trail, Box 1312, Gastonia York, Betsy 509 Cliff Rd., Asheboro Young, Betty Anna Rt. 3, Wake Forest Youngblood, Kathryn Margaret 3236 Birnamwood Rd., Raleigh SOPHOMORES Adams, Joy Anne Box 165, Morven Aikan, Yvonne 240 Odell St., Concord Allen, Marie-Louise Burnt Mills Hills, Silver Spring, Md. Almond, Judy Rt. 1, Aberdeen Anderson, Sandra 1109 Ardsley Rd„ Charlotte Austin, Phyllis Box 383, Four Oaks Bailey, Bonita 1700 Mayflower Dr., Wilson Baldwin, Mary. 115 E. Wyche St., Whiteville Barbee, Clabron Ann Rt. 1, Morrisville Beaver, Scott 25 Arthur Rd., Asheville Bell, Mary Alice Box 356. Aulander Bescher, Pat ...936 Beaumont Ave., High Point Bivens, Bobbi 1304 Griffith Rd., Monroe Boutwell, Mrs. Jean Rt. 1, Rose Hill, Miss. Bowers, Diane Homewood Acres, Siler City Brantley. Joan 711 N. Pollock St., Selma Braswell, Phyllis Zebulon Brock, Betty 1144 Beal St., Rocky Mount Bryan, Sara Gwynn Broad St., Roseboro Bumpass, Jane Carver 317 Reams Ave.. Roxboro Burns, Kay Box 774, Whiteville Butler, Sandra Box 278, Roseboro Cash, Sylvia....lll Freeman St., Rutherfordton Chalkley, Betty 5120 Cary Street Rd., Richmond Va. Chappell, Jean Box 221, Nashville Childrey, Anita M. 3414 Monument Ave., Richmond 21, Va. Clifton, Meredith 1609 Scotland Ave., Charlotte 7 Cockerham, Ann 728 Melrose St., Winston-Salem Cogdill, Linda 2 Ivanhoe Ave.. Asheville Cole, Brenda 126 Eastover Dr., Lenoir Copeland, Judith 45 Carolina St., Roanoke Rapids Covington, Teresa. Box 446, Rockingham Coxe, Carol 2103 Reaves Dr., Raleigh Craven, Susanne 522 W. Weatherspoon St., Sanford Creighton, Lynne 1322 Goodwin Ave., Charlotte Davis, Marcia 6 Judith Rd., North Easton, Mass. Davis, Mrs. Alma W. 5655 Western Blvd., Raleigh Dean, Ann Rt. 7, Box 383, Raleigh DeWitt, Ann Box 406, Apex Drewes, Betty Lou 4209 Boxwood Rd., Raleigh Edwards, Mrs. Camille G. 500 West Poinsett St., Greer, S. C. Elliott, Brenda Star Route, Winfall Ellis, Mary Ellen Box 156, Fremont Ennis, Sue Box 656. Dunn Evans, Linda Gale. 2405 Dallas St., High Point Evans, Nancy. ...10 Wildway, Bronxville, N. Y. Farmer, Frieda 1359 Liggates Rd., Lynchburg, Va. Featherston, Ginger 103 Gault Ave., Fort Payne, Ala. Fish, Peggy Joyce 1112 Watson Dr., Wilson Forbes, Betsy 1124 Kenan St., Wilson Foxworth, Eva Mae 1902 Elizabeth Ave., Winston-Salem Fuqua, Elizabeth Rt. 5, Raleigh Galloway, Carol 2309 Dilworth Rd., W., Charlotte Gibbs, Mary Alice 117 E. Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh Glenn, Frances 1008 North St., Durham Godwin, Elizabeth 510 N. Bendenhall St., Greensboro Godwin, Nancy 620 Melbourne Court, Charlotte Grayson, Judy 511 Spruce St., High Point Griffin, Elaine. ..Rt. 1, Box 195-B, Williamston Grigg, Becky 4337 E. Galax Dr., Raleigh Grimshaw, Anne 126 Woodland Rd., Rockingham Hammer, Penny 3705 Hawthorne Rd., Rocky Mount Harrill, Sandy 203 Curry St., Gaffnev, S. C. Hart, Phvllis 2922 Forest Park Dr., Charlotte Hartley, Harriett Box 43. Welcome Hartness, Freda 615 Carr St., Sanford Hayes, Faith 1007 Fifth Ave., N.W., Hickory Haywood, Martha Chason Box 307, Candor Hinson, Mrs. Lucy 1106 Lafayette Ave., Rocky Mount Hodges, Anne Palmer. Box 462, Farmville Holbert, Jerry Lou Box 1190, Albemarle Holleman, Beth 1110 North Gregson St., Durham Hooks, Betty Box 126. Fremont Houghton, Margaret 263 Linden Dr., Danville, Va. Howard, Ann 9300 Patterson Ave., Richmond, Va. Humerez, Blanca Seleme Avenida Aroma 4092, Cochabamba, Bolivia Humphery, Rose Box 1082, New Bern Israel, Mary McCain James, Sue Anne 4709 Wedgewood St., Raleigh Jeffords, Bobbie Lynne 380 Victoria Dr., Columbus, Ga. Johnson, Fran 306 Warren St., Greensboro Johnson, Judi F.. Box 191, Rt. 1, Angier Johnson, Linda Kay 709 Selfridge Rd., Goldsboro Johnson, Paula Sue 1103 9th St., Lillington Johnson, Ruth Ellen 912 South Madison Ave., Goldsboro Kelley, Kitty 206 Orange St., Tabor City Kern, Margaret 22 Louis St., Trumbull, Conn. Kidd, Betsy Route 1, Haw River Kincaid, Linda 2126 Barringer Dr., Charlotte 8 Krause, Mary .51 Henrietta St., Asheville Lambeth, Ann 1014 East Sixth St., Lumberton Lawton, Ann. 327 Duke St., Georgetown, S. C. Lay, Pat 202 Forest Dr., Falls Church, Va. Lennon, Mrs. Max.. .Lindell Farms, Evergreen Littlefield, Jill 1031 South Belvedere, Gastonia Lloyd, Diana Dupree 1209 Ridge Rd., Raleigh Long, Betsy Rose Box 326, Roxboro McFarland, Lelia 114 Forest Ave., Oxford McFarland, Lillian Frances 114 Forest Ave., Oxford MeKenney, Mary Lyon Linlier, Virginia Beach, Va. McLester, Martha 6800 North Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, S. C. McManus, Mary Route 1, Matthews McNairy, Frances 1704 Efland Dr., Greensboro Mackintosh, Ellen Anderson Dr., Raleigh Martin, Vicky Box 196, Jamesville Mathis, Lou 324 Charlotte Rd., Rutherfordton Matthews, Becky 158 Brucemont Circle, Asheville Millford, Louise Box 11031, Charlotte 9 Moody, Sue Ellen 2700 Grinstead Dr., Louisville 6, Ky. Morgan, Ann 409 Keener St., Cary Morgan, Rhonda 26 Hillside Dr., Lexington Morris, Billie Jean 1207 Eisenhower St., Lumberton Murray, Libbv 105 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 Owens, Mary Meade 201 Tranquil Ave., Charlotte Parker, Sarah .3008 The Plaza. Charlotte Patterson, Lena Rose Route 3, Smithfield Payne, Peggy Whittier Dr., London Bridge, Va. Pearce, Millie 340 S. Mulberry St., Lenoir Phipps, Nan Route 2, Wendell Pichard , Lee 1404 Whilden Place, Greensboro Pitser, Peggy 322 Forsyth St., Raleigh Polk, Betty 7958 Festive Court, Cincinnati 36, Ohio Pruitt, Peggy. Box 299, Louisburg Rackley, Margaret. 503 Church St.. Smithfield Radford, Barbara 1404 National Ave., New Bern Raines, Karen 100 N. Gaston St., Kings Mountain Ray, Anne 200 N. Adair St.. Clinton, S. C. Reams, Jane Carol Box 706, Warrenton Rees, Judie 2632 Providence Rd., Charlotte Rivers, Ann 621 Lee Court, Camden, S. C. Rivers, Martha. ...723 East Wade St.. Wadesboro Roberson, Clarene Box 252, Hillsboro Roberts, Karen 2001 Chambwood Dr., Charlotte 5 Russell, Charity Ann Route 1, Denton Saintsing. Barbara 1411 Claremont Dr., Falls Church, Va. Senter, Penelope Ann 807 Second St., Lillington Sessoms, Sandra Box 323, Apex Simms. Helen 1105 Harvey St . Raleigh Smith, Brenda Box 576. New Bern Smith. Dollie 1904 Bragg St., Fayetteville Smith , Sarah Frances 852 Bellview St.. Winston-Salem Sodeman, Betty Albert 632 Hill St., Rocky Mount Sours, Llewellyn 1207 Bedford Ave., Altavista, Va. Spencer, Nancy 104 E. Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh Stainback, Joyce Ellen 507 Watson Ave., New Bern Stallings, Chris. Route 4, Louisburg Stone, Judy 101 Countrv Club Dr.. Greensboro Stovall, Catherine Route 5, Box 203, Oxford Strickland, Margaret 609 Piedmont Ave.. Rocky Mount Tate, Elaine Route 4, Mebane Tate, Jean Arthur 1234 Franklin St., Burlington Thomas, Linda Rt. 1, Morven Tull, Brucie 308 N. Randolph St., Rockingham Turner, Elizabeth Kay 916 Friar Tuck Rd., Raleigh Tutor, Peggy L Rt. 1, Holly Springs Upchurch, Nancv Gayle 505 Banks St., Raleigh Ussery. Penny Rt. 1, Box 93, Rockingham Wallace, Sandra .1702 Thomas Ave., Charlotte Walter, Suellen 709 Rountree Ave., Kinston Waters, Ann 5531 Wayne Rd., Greensboro White. Betty S. 210 Sea Chest Rd., Bayside, Va. 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 Jane. ...Box 336, Kannapolis Willis. Jane Rt. 2. Rutherfordton Wilson, Glenda 313 Oakhurst Rd., Statesville Wilson, Mary Lib 218 Jones Circle. Thomasville Winfield, Jenny Rt. 1, Pinetown Worrell. Jane 801 N. Washington St., Rutherfordton FRESHMAN Abraham. Lynn 603 Braxton PI., Alexandria, Va. Adams. Jessica Lynn 408 Lee St., Smithfield Adams, Judith Ann 507 E. Morris Ave.. Benson Adams, Penny 408 Lee St., Smithfield Adkins, Elva Box 63, Fieldale, Va. Ainslev, Marv Ann 411 West St., Ahoskie Akkoc. Canan 704 Ryan Circle, Raleigh Allcott. Mary 3421 Merkner Dr., Richmond, Va. Allen, Gloria 406 E. Church St.. Benson Andrews, Carol Roseboro Archer Susan 3400 Willow Oak Rd.. Charlotte 9 Arledge, Linda Box 1481, Hendersonville Armstrong, Nancy. Box 628, Belmont Autry, Faye Rt. 1, Bunnlevel Bain, Sharon 3201 Briarcliffe Rd.. Winston-Salem Baird, Norma 2502 Elizabethtown Rd., Lumberton Baker, Alice Rt. 3, Snowhill Barbour, Sylvia Gray Rt. 1, Willow Springs Barnhardt. Sarah 2351 Jefferson Ave.. Winston-Salem Beard, Ann Rt. 1, Box 37, Fayetteville Beck, Dianne 408 Kern St., Thomasville Bell, Martha Brooks 103 E. Fifth St., Tabor City Berry, Patricia Ann Box 45, Drexel Blackwelder, Alma 1707 Woodland Ave., Burlington Bolton, Claire 322 Villa St., Rocky Mount Bostic. Emile Jean 53 Grindstaff Dr.. Asheville Boyd, Sherron 1606 Kenan St., Wilson Bradshaw, Carol Box 232, Bluffton, S. C. Bragassa, Ann Rt. 1, Box 34, Cary Bragg, Barbara Kathryn 103 Harvard St., Monroe Bragg, Sally Rt. 2, Oxford Branon, Martha Carolyn 1563 Clayton Dr., Charlotte Braswell, Phyllis Annette 120 North St., Zebulon Bridgers, Kay Box 322, Smithfield Britt, Mary Ann 702 S. Second St., Smithfield Britt, Sandra Box 54, Lumber Bridge Britton, Nell Cynthia Seaboard Brock, Ann Ophelia Box 136, Bailey Brookshire, Barbara Ann Box 33, Winston-Salem Brown, Glenda 134 Parkwood Dr., Wilmington Buffaloe, Nancy Jean Rt. 3, Raleigh Buffaloe, Nancy Sue 408 E. Franklin St.. Raleigh Bullard, Elizabeth Ann 408 N. Duplin St., Wallace Bullock, Dottie 503 Louise St., Wilson Bullock, Mrs. Sylvia Box 125, Bethel Burgess, Charlotte Ann Shiloh Burroughs, Dorothy Ann Box 108, Red Springs Butler, Julia Box 985, Elizabethtown Cannon, Alice Mae. 107 Paris Ave., Greenville Carawan, Zona Rt. 1, Harrells Carraway, Anne Taylor 501 Brackenridge Ave., Norfolk 5, Va. Carver, Sarah L. 919 Jefferson St., Roanoke Rapids Chewning, Beverly Jean Rt. 3, Wadesboro Chow, Verona Wen Lung, c o Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman, 643 Hollow Tree Ridge Rd., Darien. Conn. Cole, Betty Jean Rt. 5, Oxford Cox, Nell 812 W. Front St., Burlington Craft, Sandra 4425 Robin Hood Rd., Winston-Salem Craig, Nancy Edenton Rd., Windsor Craver, Becky Box 24, Welcome Crouch, Judy 1733 Brooks Ave., Raleigh Crowder, Hildreth Jo 420 Harding St., Raleigh Cullen, Donna 1412 Andover Rd., Charlotte Currin, Mary Elizabeth Rt. 4, Stovall Rd., Oxford Dean, Sandra 301 W. Richardson St., Selma Deane, Elizabeth Anne 207 Heater Dr., Cary Denson, Betsy 223 W. Sixth St., Rutherfordton Dilday, Jane 712 Parker Ave., Ahoskie Dobbins, Mary Ruth 1409 Brookstown Ave., Winston-Salem Drake, Diane 1226 Myrtle Ave., Charlotte 3 Dull, Donna 1854 Runnvmeade Rd., Winston-Salem Dunn, Marie Box 52, Pinetops Dwiggens, Judith Box 431, Rt. 1, Cary Eaton, Jane 660 Lakeshore Dr., Asheville Echerd, Ann 6041 Preston Lane, Charlotte Edwards, Jane Cherry Hospital, Goldsboro Edwards, Kaye 1605 Twin Oaks Dr., Fayetteville Elliott, Judy 1256 Catawba St., Kingsport, Tenn. Ellis, Betty Jo 406 E. Second St., Siler City Ernst, Janie. ...S. Main St., East Granby, Conn. Evans, Martha Louise 1652 Coyote Ave., Norfolk 3, Va. Fagg, Dona Lynn Rt. 6, Box 346, Raleigh Faulk, Kay 708 Crescent Dr., Smithfield Fayed, Wadad 1338 Hamilton St., Roanoke Rapids Finan, Polly 758 E. Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh Fisher. Bonnie 75 Fenner Ave., Asheville Fisher, Judie 1304 Camrose Rd., Richmond 29, Va. Ford, Nancy Sue 1 Trammel Ave., Canton Freeman, Brnda Kay Box 472, Robbins Frye, Susan 365 Forrest Ave., Athens, Tenn. Furr, Louise 2 Salisbury Rd., Albemarle Garrett, Frances Celeste 241 Davis St., Henderson Garrett, Nancy Elizabeth... Box 123, Henderson Garvev, Betty Gower 412 Fayetteville St., Clayton Godwin, Hannah 401 N. Cherry St., Selma Goodson, Lynn Marie Rt. 1, Hi-Oaks Farm, Horseshoe Goodwin, Rita 2107 N. Early St., Alexandria, Va. Green, Laura 524 Chick Springs Rd., Greenville, S. C. Griffin, Judith 3138 Konnoah Dr., Winston-Salem Gruver, Ellen 79 Richards Rd., Columbus 14, Ohio Hagwood, Susan Box 83, Bunn Hall, Kay 2029 Pershing St., Durham Hall, Patricia 420 W. Pine St., Graham Harris, Lyn 3125 Hope Valley Rd., Durham Hartness, Crystal 305 Willowood Dr., Henderson Hartsell, Billie Anne Box 354, Jonssville Hatley, Nancy Jane Box 266, Oakboro Haverstock, Donna 636 Cedar St., Roanoke Rapids Haynes, Becki 2712 Emerson Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va. Haywood, Kay 911 La Salle St., Durham Hendricks, Jane Rt. 3, Box 72-B, Nashville Hines, Janet Louise. .4001 Arborway, Charlotte Hinson, Helen 600 Perry St., Kinston Hoffler, Louise Box 39, Sunbury Holland, Elizabeth 1607 Cedar St., Lumberton Holliday, Carolyn. 5116 Wickham Rd., Raleigh House, Martha 911 Bragg St., Monroe Howard, Sally 3134 Eton Rd., Raleigh Howell, Carolyn Country Club Dr., Weldon Hunt, Patricia Nileen 2214 Whitman Rd., Raleigh Hutcherson, Jeanie 2700 Reynolda Rd.. Winston-Salem Ipock, Betty Rt. 2, New Bern Isley, Estelle 414 W. Kime St., Burlington Isley, Gayle 116 Hillside Dr., Burlington Jackson, Carolyn 405 N. Kornegay St., Goldsboro Johnson, Elaine Rt. 3, Windsor Johnson, Rebecca Sue 202 Reeds Ford Rd., Clinton Jones, Nancy Lou Box 303, Lewiston Joyce, Elizabeth Gail Rt. 3, Box 177, Madison Keen, Judy Ann 1510 Evergreen Ave., Goldsboro Kelly, Margaret Box 1855, Raleigh Kerr, Margaret D. 4315 Van Buren St., Hyattsville, Md. Kesler, Susie Box 542, Kings Mountain Kinkead, Jackie Box 166, Tarboro Hwy., Rocky Mount Kirkpatrick, Betty Box 331, Maxton Knutt, Ruth Box 872, Henderson Koch, Barbara Joan 423 E. Circle Dr., North Muskegon, Mich. Langdon, Barbara Ann Rt. 2, Angier Latham, Marcia 207 Avon Dr., Raleigh Lawhorn, Bettye 917 N. Main St., Rutherfordton Lewis, Rebecca Ann 354 Kimberly Ave., Asheville Lilly, Lynda 180 Pine Cone Dr., Oxford Lipscomb, Beverley 1427 Lorraine Ave., Richmond 27, Va. Lloyd, Carol. ...311 W. Markham Ave., Durham McAdams, Annette 407 Wilson Ave., Kinston McArthur, Martha Box 246, Laurinburg McCall, Pam 1000 Oakdale Rd., Charlotte 8 McCollum, Elaine 510 Hunter St., Madison McCorkle, Kay. .308 W. Park Dr., Fayetteville Mc Kinnell, Beverly 401 Sharon-Amity Rd., S., Charlotte 7 McLaud, Harriett Box 126, Elon College McRee, Patsy .275 N. May St., Southern Pines Macomber, Priss .509 Inwood Dr., Charlotte 9 Marks, Eleanor Leroy Box 415, Laurinburg Martin, Jerry Ann Rt. 1, Box 95, Jonesville Matheny, Janet 22 N. Main St., Cliffside Mattocks, Beth Drawer 157, Rose Hill May, Carol ...1901 Hamerton Place, Charlotte 5 Melton, Ginger. .1208 E. Third St., Greenville Milazzo, Sammie Jean Rt. 1, Broadway Miller, Jan c o J. D. Miller, Rt. 6, Mt. Airy Mintz, Anne 7641 Gloucester Ave., Norfolk 5, Va. Moore, Carolyn 1356 White Marsh Rd., Suffolk, Va. Mt. Castle, Kay 40 Green Oaks Rd., Newport News, Va. Murray, Faith Box 392, Burgaw Murray, Lee 1501 Highland Dr., Silver Spring, Md. Myers, Lyna B. 1403 Miller St., Winston-Salem Nance, Susan Elizabeth Mt. Pleasant Niedringhaus, Judy 5338 Murrayhill Rd., Charlotte 9 Norton, Doris 504 S. 16th Ave., Dillon, S. C. Osburn, Barbara Ann Rt. 1, Cary Parker, Becky 1206 Evergreen Ave., Goldsboro Parker, Sarah Frances Star Route, Jackson Parrish, Jane 525 McAlway Rd., Charlotte Pearce. La Rue Rt. 2, Wake Forest Peden, Elizabeth Ann 941 Ridgemont Rd., Charleston 4, W. Va. Penney, Lura Box 277, Kenansville Penninger, Doris Rt. 7, Lexington Pretty, Brenda 3212 Sherbon Dr., Durham Phillips, Danny Morehead Rt. 2, Forest City Pierce, Linda .7133 Lawyers Rd., Charlotte 5 Pinner, Diane 25 Glendale Ave., Concord Pittard, Penny Box 305, Taylorsville Plyler, Martha Box 38, Whaleyville, Va. Poole, Ann Pepper ...206 Wilson Ave., Kinston Price, Priscilla W 916 Braden St., Raleigh Pugh, Janet .2102 Liberty Dr., Greensboro Purgason, Beth. ...1401 Latham Rd., Greensboro Ratley, Katherine Allison Box 707, Red Springs Raver, Mary Workman 1006 Washington St., Cary Rawlinson, Nancy Bridgers 440 E. Indiana Ave., Southern Pines Reavis, Elizabeth 800 Ferndale, High Point Renegar, Elaine Rt. 2, Box 231, Harmony Ridoutt, Sandra .1810 Spencer Ave., New Bern Rogers, Emmy Box 209, Madison Rogers, Patricia Hurst 647 Davie Ave., Statesville Rooks, Linda Rt. 4, Box 395, Whiteville Rudd, Betty Kay 303 Kimberly Dr., Greensboro Savage, Corrine Willard Searcy, Sandra Box 207, Forest City Shelton, Nell Box 144, Gretna, Va. Sheppard, Gail 147 Newfound St., Canton Simmons, Margaret 313 E. Martin St., Wadesboro Smart, Cathy Box 396, Cliffside Smith, Alice Faye Rt. 2, Pink Hill Smith, Andra K. 3572 Kentucky Ave., Norfolk 2, Va. Smith, Helen Earle 2008 Spencer Ave., New Bern Smith, Martha Elizabeth 2321 Danbury Rd., Greensboro Spence, Betty 508 S. 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