Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1963 volume:

►.jfjjpp ' lf i=v -%R ., ■ i i ' llLL j Y ' J % m j CARLYLE CAMPiBELL LIBIRARY Meredith College Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF Meredith College RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA hotography by: WALLER STUDIO DR. HARRY E. COOPER Ingraving by: LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING CO. rinting by: EDWARDS BROUGHTON CO. — 1 -™ -♦ ' V . . 1963 OAlT Meredith College Peggy Klick Editor Lou Mathis Business Manager MEREDITH COLLEae LEAVES Raleigh North Carolina Birth and Growth . . . Our college years are a time of growth and maturity- As the oak emerges from the acorn into the strong, sturdy tree, so we begin our higher edu- cation as green freshmen. We become oriented and then a part. We grow and mature, until, as the oak leaf falls off the twig, we complete this particular time of growth and graduate into the world of business, further education, or homemaking, whichever our choice may be at the time. It is the purpose of this 1963 edition of the Oak Leaves to depict for you the integral phases of our college life as they have been united into oneness. Peggy Freshmen arrive at Meredith with joy and anxiety. At the formal reception we meet some of the college leaders and administration. WE BECOME ORIENTED We begin the long process of our first registration for classes. WL il I iinii Sophomores with class spirit entertain the Freshmen at a tea. Wf BECOME A PART In the Spring we declare our majc tl II Illlll |— . .. .., . m mkl h 0k Juniors concentrate on study in their major field. WE GROW AND MATURE Proudly we admire our class rings. 1 W ° ' f 2 ' i m4 Another engagement; another Senior hears wet wedding bells. WE COMPLETE THIS TIME OF GROWTH At Founder ' s Day we, for the first time, attire ourselves in our caps and gowns. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty 13 Student Body 27 Organizations 99 Honoraries 133 Traditions 139 Advertisements and Stude nt Directory 75 Dedication An ecstatic personality beneath flaming red hair . . . Talents ranging from homemaking to hog calling . . . Enthusiasm for hfe and for Meredith . . . Ability to lift us from the depth of depression to the peak of enjoyment . . . Directing our growth from newly planted freshmen to fully grown seniors . To a mother, teacher, and friend . . . We, the Class of ' 63, do dedicate this yearbook to you, our advisor . . . MRS. HELENA ALLEN 10 ■ r ■T : :ii ' ' ' rffr 0 V,;{S Mrs. Helena W. Allen Administration and Faculty As the oak tree has many secondary roots, which are connected to one primary root, and all give life to the tree, so the adminis- tration and faculty are the backbone of Meredith. These competent persons begin us on this pathway of growth, and in class lectures, conferences, and visits to their homes, guide us into aspects of learning — not only intellectual learning, but also social, physical, and spiritual learning — and on to becoming mature adults. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers of the Board of Trustees, Left to right: Belcher, Massey, Campbell, Dotterer, Witherspoon. Charles B. Deane, CJuiirman C. C. Cameron, Vice Chairman V. H. Belcher, Secretary-Treasurer 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 196 Jf. 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 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 Terms Expire 1966 Howard R. Boozer Raleigh Warren Carr Durham Bunah L. Clark Asheville Eleanor L. Davis Winston-Salem Roberts Lasater Charlotte John A. Stevens Wilmington W. H. Trentman Raleigh Executive Committee L. M. Massey, Chairman E. L. Rankin, Jr., Vice Chairman Howard R. Boozer Maude T. Bunn C. C. Cameron Warren Carr Elizabeth J. Dotterer Foy J. Farmer W. W. Finlator W. H. Trentman W. Fred Williams PRESIDENT Our immediate joy in recalling the worthy achievements and happy experiences of this year at Meredith will be short-lived and even a reproach unless the same spirit and purpose be clearly reflected in the activities of the years to follow. My personal regards and best wishes always. L — x_t ' - _i.- k rd- iJ Leishman a. Peacock, Ph.D. Academic Dean Ad mini Louise E. Fleming, A.M. Dean of Students V. Howard Bei cher, B.S. BuHincss Maiuigcr and Treasurer tion San KEY L. Blanton, ThM. Director of Public Relations Hazel Baity, A.B. in L.S. Librarian ' IRGI ' IA Bankhead Secretary to the Registrar Agnes Cooper. A.B. Xercs Bureau Directc Carolyn Coyington, A.B. Secretary to the Director of Public Relations LtClLLE DaNDRIDGE Assistant House Director Mary M. Edwards Equitation Director Adminisfrative Staff a f5 V Jane (Jreene, A.B. in I..S., A.M. Assistant Librarian Mae CiRiMMER, A.B. Executive Secretary of the Alumnae A ssocia tion Mary K. Hamilton Secretarii to the Dean )nv .M. HiN.sLEY, . .B. Supply Store Manager Harriet Holler Assistant Dietitian 3BBYE HlNTER Dietitian Edna Hirst. R.X. yurse Agnes W. Johnson Business Office Assistant Margaret I.. Johnson Secretary, Business Office Marv Bland Josev, A.B. Public Ri-lafions Assistant LuLA M. Leake, M.R.E. Assistant Dean of Students Imogene LipscoMii, A.B.. M.A. Assistant Dtan of Students Dorothy McCombs Lihrari Assistant Vera Tart Marsh Registrar Faye F. Orders Bookkeeper Miriam H. Prichard B.S.U. Direetor ' iR(iixiA B. Fruden, A.B. Assistant Lilirarian EvELY.M R. Posey Secretary to the Alumnae Secretar Lois S. Renkrow Secretary to the President LrcY H. Sainders, R.N. Nurse Virginia Scarboro Secretary, Business Offic William J. Senter, B.S.. M.D. Physician Harry Simmons Supervisor of Mainter, L Belle Smith Assistant Dean of Students Frances E. Thorni Dininr, [[all [[nstesi L RTIIA J. WlIILDEN [[ouse Director Betty Jean Yeager, A.B. Secretary to the Dean of Students 4 11P:LENA ALLEN, instructor in plivsical education, is the motlier of one son and wife of Bill Allen who is a public accountant. She holds lur B.S.P.E. and M.Ed, degrees. Mrs. Allen enjoys gardening, fishing, swim- ming, and bridge. LIL. BFJ.L, assistant professor of diR-ati(in, holds her A.B. and M.Ed. dcf;ri- -s and was a graduate student at I ' oluMiliia I ' niversity. She has a new hol)l)y — photography — and first semester she made slides of all the elementary school student teachers and their children. She also enjoys traveling. EDWIN BL. NCHARD, assistant professor of nnisio. wa-i liorn in Ni- agara Falls. N.w ork. and has earned hi- l ' ..Miis. .in.l M.Mus.Lit. degrees. Hi- tamil imliKles his wife, Eleanor, and three cliildren. Mr. lancliard enjoys tennis, reading and vdiuliTing at the ocean, the skies, id the mountains. ELLEN BHEWER, professor of home economics, holds lier A.B., B.S. and . -M. degrees: and has been teacli- ine at Mereditli since 1919. Two of lier interests are her work in the First Baptist Church and The Cedar Chest, her cabin on the outskirts of Raleigh, where she entertains. Faculty k E. F. CANADAY, professor of mathematics, was born on a farm in Missouri. He has earned his A.B., A.M., and Ph.D. degrees; and came to Meredith in 1920. Dr. Canaday lias two daughters and six grand- children. He is a member of the First Baptist Church and renders his serv- ices to the choir. P. A. CLINE, instructor in foreign languages, holds his A.B. and B.D. degrees. He served in the army from 191J-t5 during which time he was in Germany, France, and . ustrin. He has rendered missiou.iry service to Thailand; and done «iirli with tin- Board of the Southern Baptist Con- vention. .TAMES CLYBURN, assistant pro- fessor of music, married a former Mcrrilith student after graduating triiiii Elon College where he received I. is A.B. degree. He also holds his 11. .S. degree. He served in the army ill Orleans. France during which time he was organist at Post Chapel and also a private teacher in piano. He is now organist at Hayes-Barton Methodist Church. BERNARD COCHRAN, assistant professor of religion, is serving his third year at Meredith. He has earned his A.B., B.D., Th.M.. and Ph.D. de- grees, the latter of which he received last vear from Duki- t ' nivcrsit.N . Dr. Cochran ' s family inehuh-s his wife, .Marv, and his one son, .John Gregory. •.XliY COFFER. t Southeastern iiig to Meredith is and 1961 he 1 of chaplain at HELEN COLLINS, assistant profes- sor of chemistry, has for several years served as Director of the Education Division of the United Fund. After receiving her B.S. and M.S. degrees she joined the Meredith faculty in 194.4. Mrs. Collins is interested in bridge, golf, and young people ' s work. HARRY COOPER, professor of music, holds his A.B., Mus.B., and Mus.D. degrees and is a Fellow of the American Guild of Organists. After serving as dean of music in two other Baptist colleges, he came to Meredith and is now in his twenty-fifth year. Dr. Cooper is photographer for the annual. ROGER CROOK, professor of re- ligion, holds his A.B., Th.M., and Th.D. degrees. He is the father of six sons. Dr. Crook serves as pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist Church. He has written three books, Sunday school lesson materials, and articles in a variety of periodicals. Family recrea- tion is one of his main interests. BEATRICE DON LEY, associate professor of music, after receiving a IS.M. dcjrrce in both public school Tniisir .iiid voice, did graduate study at .huUiard School of Music. She sang in various areas for eight years in New York City. She is now director of the Hayes-Barton Methodist Church choir. HARRY DORSETT, assistant pro- fessor of education, holds his A.B. and A.M. degree. He leads a busy life as fatluT ,.f four rhiUlren, teacher, and clinical ps ( li,,|.i-ist for the State Welfare l),partni iit. Some of his spare time is utilized in operating a community recreation center for chil- Faculty o. . RTHUR DOWNS, assistant profes- sor of art, after reci ' ivin. - liis li.F.A. degree, earned his M.. . and Kil.D. degrees. He has served a three-year trrni in the army, has taught in public sihdiils and a military academy, and has tvliiliited hand-wrought silver jcwflry in several national jewelry LOIS FRAZIER, professor of busi- ness and economics, earned her B.S. and .M.S. degrees here in North Carolina, and then went to Indiana L niversity where she received her Ed.D. degree. Miss Frazier is active in the National Federation of Busi- ness and Professional Women ' s Clubs. Her special interest is travel. .L MES EADS, assistant professor of biology, has earned his A.B. and M.S. degrees, and is working toward his Ph.D. He is interested in all fields of science, medicine and natural his- tory. The welfare of Meredith stu- dents is another of his interests. ROBERT FRACKER, instructor in education, received his B.S. degree from East Tennessee State and his M.. . from Appalachian State Teach- ers College. He attended the Univer- sity of Illinois and is now studying at Duke University. Mr. Fracker is interested in chess, folk songs, and philosophy. SUSAXXE FREUND, associ ate pro- fessor of forn -n lani; iian-es, earned her Ph.D. d.-r.a- fr.in. ' tlu ' I ' l liversitv of Heidelb.-,;:. .Shr 1, ,s liv,-(l in three countries, lias isitc(l Hraz ,il. and speaks four languages . She attends the United Church of Raleigh where she is a board member and a Sunday school teacher. PHYLLIS GARRIS, assistant pro- fessor of music, holds her A.B., B.M., and M.M. degrees, and has studied in Switzerland. She is wife of Phillip tiarris, whom she met when he en- rolled as a special violin student at Meredith, and mother of three chil- dren. Mrs. Garris ' interests are her family and music. ARD GOFF, instructor in his- nitivid liis A.B. degree from riiivii-.it , his A.M. degree ( otihII I ' niversitv, and is a ite student of Duke University. interested in reading, researcli riting, politics, and sports. VELMA MAE CORSAGE, instruc- tor in English, attended Illinois Wes- Ityan University and the University cif . rl ansas, wliere she received her UFA. and .M.. . degrees respectively. Slu- enjoys going to plays and con- certs, reading, and currently she is learning to plav the recorder. Her work with the Meredith Plajliouse keeps her busy. DOROTHY GREENWOOD, instruc- tor in English, did her undergraduate work at R nulciljih Mieon oman ' s College, luM sill iMincd lu r A B. degree, iiid sl„ did .riduilc « ork at lulane and ( iiluiiilii i I niMisit , re- cening htr M degree at the latter. She enjovs reading, weaMng, cooking, lilaMng bridge, walking, and writing. ISABEI.I, K HAFSLER, instructor in inusic. lia.. , earned 1 her li.S, and M.S.M. lr i:iT I ' s: .iiid .■it til ,• present is workinj; til u.-ird lir r I ' h.l ). in edu- cational p ■, 1- liiilMi .i ; iiid ,,. ,v,-hology. She has lie suiicrvis misic and teacher of ell sic, gr ades 7-12 in Twin F all. rida ' ho! Faculty OR HOOD, instructor in health education, joined our 1 unity this year. She has received Ik r li.S. and M.Ed, degrees. Mrs. lliind has numerous hobbies, such as knitting, cooking, sewing, growing tiowers and flower experimentation. Two of her interests are foreign movies and travel. l.l ' t ' Y .IKFFKIES, assistant profes- sor of art, holds her B.S. and M.F.A. degrees. The majority of her time away from teaching is devoted to painting; however she takes an active part in the Associated Artists of Xiirtli (anilina, as a member of the Board iit Directors and secretary of the organization. JOHNSON profes H V M Ph 1) ind I H D de- grees Dr lohnson enio s tra eling ind has done some advanced studv in the summer at Oxford, England. She is author of the book, A Hiifoi i of Mnifhth ColUof 11 FLEX KELMAX, instructor in liiologv, received her .- .B. degree from ' Woinan-s College of the Uni- versity (if Xortli t ' aroliiia and her M.. . ' degree from the University of Vmtli Carolina. Her interests are ii ir. Hie theater, reading, and peo- r Mrs. Kelman ' s husband is a imilissor at North Carolina State lOXE KEMP KXIGHT, associate lirofessor of English, has earned her . .H., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees. She serves (111 the committee for evaluat- iim student contributions for the stu- dent issue of Xin-1h VaruUnn EnyUsh Tcarhirs for the North Carolina Eng- lish Teaclicrs Association. She is also a Sunday school cl.iss otiicer at Em- manuel Baiitist Cluireli. r MARY ELEAXOR KRUMMEI , as- sistant professor of foreign languages, lias received her B.A. and M A d( grees from Duke Universitj , and her 15. S. degree from Juilliard School ot Music. She en.joys listening to musR, liduk and record-store browsmg, and collecting recipes of foreign dishes. SARAH LEMMON, professor of his- tory, did her undergraduate work at M idison College Harrisonburg, ir- iiua She earned her M A degree it Columbia Uni ersit and her ilnitorate at the Uni iisit ot North WILLIAM LEDFORD, instructor foreign languages, has received h A.B. and M.A. degrees and is don at ' the ' Univnsilv of NniHi ( ir,.liii He hassludicd and In.vil.tl iii I, m, and South America. Mr Ltdlui enjoys reading, traveling « ith li family, and playing tennis. i ( ' ENTIN McAI LISTER, profts sdi ot toieign lanuuages, holds his AT am Faculty M and Pli n nd has been iguages tor t president modi 1 n psx chologu RALPH Ml .•LAIN, pro ifessor if re- ligi.m, hold: , Ills .A.l!., Th.M., and Ph.D. degre cs and h.-is (l.me fu irtlirr graduate sti i(i .il liiid n [Ih ' oIi igical Seminarv, N ,•«• Ynlk; 1) i inil ' .S( rhool. University o .f Chieagn; ; ind Prill rrliin Theological Seminary. His li. ilihies range from mountain I ' liniliin }i if landscaping. Dr. Mcl.ai n also X V riles for several Baptist pul ilieatinns GENEVA M AH TIN. instnicli mathematics , her . .Ik ilrt;rc ' ,- t ' rnin Western Ke ntucky IVa. ill. ' r. She has foil ir children and I ' lin ' i(l r them her ' ' outside inl. i-rrsts. Mrs. Martin, serving as an as sistant leader. Girl Scout work. .lAY MASSEY, assistant professor of health and physical education, at- tended Meredith for two years and tlien tr.anstVrre.l to WonLin ' s Cnlleg,- ..f the Lniversitv of North Carolin.-i where she received her U.S. degree. ,Slie has also earned her M.A. degree. .Mrs. Massey enjoys tennis, golf, hridge, reading, and sewing. .UCY ANN NEBLETT, i 411 IlIOMAS PARRAMORE, instructor n liist.n-y, received his A.B. degree ' RESTON PARSONS, assistant pro- ,-.nr ill M,ci,i|o-v. liolds his A.B. and • .l). ,lri;nrs ;,n(l li.is innipleted the . si.lnirr rr,|,i i rrni. nl s l,,r his Ph.D. c i-cc ,it llic riiiv,-rsit of North arnliiia. His interests are boat- iiiildiiig, ling training, and fly-fishing. f lEXRI PEARCY, instructor in liis- .r . Iwilds his M.A., Tli.D., B.D., and Mil), degrees. Most of his profes- loii.il life was spent in the ministry. II I II 10 he went to the Illinois State . ' (irnial University and taught there or twenty-two years, retiring last Uigust. P , at Mi-reditl (ishing, hunt DOROTHY PRESTOX, instructor in m.-itlicniatic, earned her A.B. degree from M.Tidith. her M.. . degree from Cnhiiiiliia liii ir-.it , and did gradu- ,iti- wnrk at the Iniversity of Hawaii. She is the mother of one son and wife of an attorney. Mrs. Preston ' s hoh- hies are cake decorating and reading. DAVID REVKI.EY, professor of education, has earned his A.B., A.M., and Ph.D. degrees. His family in- cludes his wife and four children. Dr. lievcley teaches a Sunday school class; and in the summer travels with his family and teaches in various M ' ctiiPiis (if the countrv. Faculty lina. Her family includes her hUs- liand, a professor at North Carolina State College, and three daughters. Oli.MA ROSE, professor of Eng- li, linlds her A. B., A.M., and Ph.D. liiic. She shares an apartment illi Miss Mae Grimmer, alumnae cretary. Dr. Rose ' s hobbies are •ading, sewing, and collecting clip- ings; and one of her main interests her Beginner Sunday school class. IHANCKS STEVEXS, instructor in pliy-ieal education, did her under- maduate work at Mary Washington Cullege where she earned her A.B. degree, and her graduate work at Xew York University where she earned her A.M. degree. Her hobbies are sewing and cooking. NOX STl ' MPF. instructor in •V. rec-ived h.ifh his uTulergradu- II. I graduate traininj;- at the Uni- y nf SiMillicni Califiiriiia where nied his A.I!, and .M.A. degrees, le iiresent he is working on his degree at Duke University. Stuinpf enjoys swimming, foot- the theater, art, and reading. the KVEI.YX SI.MMOXS, instructor •oinnniies, earned her I5.S. degree ienrgia State College for Won iiul her master ' s degree from lniv,rsit ..f Teiuiessee. Her hobble: iiclude listening to classical music ilaying the piano, sewing, and playin; iridge. Mrs. Simmons is a new mem ler of our faculty this year. .lEAN SWANSON, assistant profes- sor of music, earned her A.B. degree frcmi Macalester College, her M.Mus. degree from Xorthwestern University and she has been a graduate student at the I ' niversity of California, and Union Theological Seminary School of Sacred Music. She is also a Fel- low of the American Guild of Organ- LESLIE SYH( fies a .strung iiite dents. She also travel. I, iirofessor of soci- ■r A.B. degree at illrf;c and her A.M. s :il the LIniver.sity . Dr. Svron exempli- est in Meredith .stu- enjoys music and OHX ARBliOl {, otessor ot r T degiee ,t IL X Ins M S ) (p ?. nt Okll « tr.ini th. ' ETHEL TILLEY, professor of psy- chology and philosophy, besides earn- ing her A. 15., A.M., and Ph.D. degrees has attended other graduate schools during the summers. These include Harvard, Columbia, and Cambridge (England) Universities. Her hobbies include music, the stars, and the Little Theater. L RY YARliliOl ' GH, professor of ■ 111 mist I Hid ]ih Mis, received ber r. .li-i.. tin,,, l, ,.,lith, her M.S. .I.-M, iinni N.iilli ( .irolina State (iilliui. 111(1 111 1 I ' hl) degree from Duke l ' ni ersit Her main area of interest is chemistr . Student Body The oak has many brandies, yet they are all a part of the tree. We are divided into classes, but we are also united into a student body. Because of our different classifications and major fields, we walk our separate ways and groic in knowledge of different subjects; but, at the same time, we meet on a single path and groic in close friendship with one another. Freshmen Class Officers Kay Taylor Pir.shlciit Barbara Tilley Vice-President Frax S.mi Sec ret art Pf.GCY KxAtrFF Trea.s irer DECISION DAY: W ty will it lu-. The sixth of September found us smiling and treii excitement, we scribbled on cards and stumbled up stair; able first days! Smiles, warm welcomes, name tags, wait! and more rules ! a building called Johnson Hall. Weak with itcases, boxes, and chests. Oh, those unforget- orientation classes, questions, rules, mistakes, The first week of classes was attempted by the trial and error method. And were we ever glad when that eekend arrived! Our first fraternity rush — better known as mass confusion! Sigma what? What ' s his name? Although tluTf wMN : both Corn Hu l in ' .iiid single-dating, as will .i gone, and exams wire s 1 adjustiim ' to lid at first, we found enough time to take second place in ' )i;i Sish is i-i;iil(l imtdi ' us! Thanksgiving brought with it the joy of tliiisi nine wirks ' f;riiil(s. Before we knew it Christmas had come and cc. Xev -r liad thr l;alls lieen so quiet! Second semester gave us a brand new start with a little more experience and know-how this time. Those famous freshman research papers along with planning for summer vacation always kept us busy. The days were lengthening and our first year at Meredith was drawing to a close — a time never to be forgotten: fraternity parties, double-dating, lights out, midnight broom rides through Stringfield and Vann, footsteps of hall proc- tors, English themes, all-night gab sessions — Freshman life. ff ll 1 1 Rita Lynn Abernathy Judy Carol Alligood Alice Priscilla Atwill Joan Brownixg Barer (.lAV L AROL rSAGRY axdra judyne banner Elizabeth Ann Banne r Vivian Annette Barbee Belinda Baine Barrier Harriett IIaiirick Barron Sarah Lotise Bell Susan Carol Bell Melanie Smith Benton Beverly Rose Bethune Paiiela Lynn Billington Mary Elizabeth Booker Jessica Diana Branci : Iary Kay Brock Pridence Jayne Brott Beverly Anne Brown Janet Rebecca Brown Patricia Neal Brown Paula Jordan Brown Suzanne LaClaire Brown Jeanne Werner Bryant Marian Lee Bunch Cheryl Fuller Butler Susan Parker Caison Joyce Laureen Canady Elaine Ruth Carlson % ' fh ■ 66 f m0 f l f a Elizabeth Axne Carlsox MvRA Ann Caskey Mkldonna Cathev Linda Elaine Cautkr Madei-yn Carol Cai ' ley Josephine Ciiauwick Sara Roselyn Chandler Beverley Dale Childres: Mary Angela Clemons I.KLiA Thomas Clinard AvA Marie Coats Phyllis Jean Coats Sarah Jo Coates Alice Coleman June Lee Collier Linda May Colucci Jean Cohan Coolev Ueveui.v Annette Cox Nancy Primrose Crawford Alice L RIE Creech Annie Lairie Cress Sheryl Clark Crowe Susan Gay Crowell Helen Elaine Crumpler Joyce Eileen Daniel I,inda Ann Daniel ]5arbara Joyce Daves C;loria Ann Davis Florence Minerva Dickens Doris Phyllis Duncan 0 f - f% %- VinGiNiA Herrington Dunstan Bkttv Jank Dute Hi:iii Dr- ix Eakes ,1 i 10 Axx Eaton lioNNii-. .Jean E,iciier Alli )l! 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(Y AxxE Farahow Carol Jean Felton .h ' Drni Carolyn Flowers Mary Kate Floyd Sandra Carolyn Flynt Linda Ann Frederick Betsy Jeanne Frye Daphne Lynn (Jaines N ' orma Eigenia CJargis Mary Bridgers Gay Cynthia CJayle (Iillespie Janie Carole Godwin ' icky Brown Goodman Carol Ann Green Sylvia Ann Greene Bettie Ann Griffin Carolyn Elizabeth (Jriffin Janet Jo Grogan Anna Jane Giion ALvRY Jane Guion Elizabeth Holmes Gl ' thrie Judy Rose Hamrick Ann Gardna Hanchey Donna Jean Hanes f f Carolyn Kay Hargrave Ri-TH Simmons Harrington Linda Diane Hatcher Anita Wilma Hauser Mary Elizabeth Haverstock K Y Elizabeth Hedrick Mary Louise Herring BoNiTA Sue Hilton lN(iA Karen Marie Hoglund Dawn Gay- Holden Peggy Grace Honeycutt Mary Jean Hooks Peggy Anne Hooks Jane Tilson Hooper Mary Kaye Howard JriMTii L RIE Hubbard Pansy Inez Hudler Patricia Herring Hurst Ann Wright Huss Helen Joiinette Ingold Martha Adele Inman Grace Herring James Barbara Ann Johnson Carole Evelyn Johnson Nancy Brenda Johnson ' IRGINIA ReDFERN JoHNSON L RTHA Graham Johnston Hertha Lwine Jones Pamela Elizabeth Jordan Joyce Ann Jorgensen ' i p « Qf f Bai!I!ai!. Catherine Kancar Marv Ann Kanipe Kristina Antonia Katson ]?ETii Leak Keel Sue fiuEY Kelly Loi- Ross Kesler .Martha Adelaide King Carolyn Sue Kirby Anne Fate Kirtley MATHilERITE I.ANE KnaCFF Jo Ann KxKiiiT Anne (ju.w Kornegay Mary Katiierine Lambeth ALvDELYN Carol Langdon (iAIL LasSITER 1 TRK■IA Anne Leonard Donna Loii LeRoy Martha Elizabeth Lester Anita Temple Lewis Frances Carlton Lipscomb Rebekah Hoylene Little Nancy Lee Litton Linda Sue Livingston Jean Paitla Lowny Helen Dianne Lumsden Doris Jean Lvles Nancy Barnes McClenny Susan Frances McCormick L RY Judith McDuffie Susan Katherine McEnally f I.ixDA Louise McKinney Martha Alice McMakin I ' karl Price Marsh I ' kxny Lee Lvrtin Gene Lee L soN Nancy Lynn L YER JlDITH LiLES L YNARD Virginia Lytton Medli TiLA Ann Mentavlos Fadia Ebrahim Merkchan Janie Wilson Milholland Judith Frances Miller -NLvrtha Vetra Mills SisAN Neleen Mims Elizabeth Marshall ISIoore LARY F ' isHER Moore Polly Newton Moore Sandra Lea Morgan Brenda Anne Morris .Ianet Kay Morris Linda Drake Morris Dheadra Woody Munford I ' hxelope Ann Muse Charlotte Carol Nanny Janice Faye Newton Elizabeth Hilly Nieuwenhuis Sally Harwell Nixon Murilla E.MiiA Oats Rachel Marie Owen f r § f f 2 f € FRESHMEN ; ' 5 ' f ( 1 €1 Margaret Anne Parker Jane Adele Peeler Pai ' ricia Ann Peterson HiM.iE Diana Pkthel ,(ri)irii Wvnona Petre Marv Ellen Phillips JtDiTii Fave Pierce Sahaii Ann Poole Richard Ann Powell Ruth Pkiett Linda Lee Ptlliam Frances Dunn Rabon Linda Carolyn Rackley Julia Ann Ratciii ' ord Sarah Ann Raynoh Katharine Rebecca Reici (AliOLVNN YlTZY RiCE Linda Rooks Richardson Judith CIav Riley Sara Lynn Riley WiLMA Jean Riley Lvrtha Anne Roberts Carolyn Anne Robertson WiLLA Ford Robinson Betty Lois Ro(;ers Ren A Westbrook Ruark Joyce Ferrie Samuels Joe Ann Savage Betsy Wood Scarborough Betty Sue Scott p i Patricia Benxette Shani H r.iZABETii Lou Shanor -MiHiAM Rebecca Shaver I.VDiA Carol Sheets . ' lANiTA Ann Shingleton Linda Ann Simmons Joan Frances Simpson .llDITH DiANNE SiNGLETARY St SAN Elizaueth Singleton Rtth Ann Sloop Barbara Allen Smith Frances Marshall Smith Lee Parker Smith - L RVLiN Sue Smith Marcia Cornelia Sned Margaret Ann Sparger Luanda Sue Stallings Linda CJail Stevenson LoinsE SiEWERS Stokes Ann Wells Swain Alice Kennedy Taylor Cynthia Diane Templeton Alice Marie Thomas Jennie Lou Thomas Billie Annette Thompson Kent Barnes Thompson DiAnne Kinlaw Tiley Barbara Stroud Tilley Carolyn Todd Patricia Ann Tolston 9 l o C 9 S. 1. ■ 66 t Margaret Elizabeth Trottef Sandra Loiise Ti-rrot RiTH Ann Tyson Susan Stiart ' EERMAX XAXf V Von Elm Evelyn Joan ' oshell Fredricka Mack Wade Mary Lynne Wainscott Gene Frances Walker Violet Elaine Waller Delissa Irene Walters Edith Carol Warren Barraha Jane Watson Pamela Watson Candace Carroll Welsted Mildred Jane Weston Xeal Whitaker ?ia Ann White Mary Margaret Whitfield Nell Ruth Wilkerson LaRav Hope Williams Nancy Ellis Williams (Jail Roberts Willis Bettie Carolyn Wilsi Helen irginia Wils Jane Allene Wilson Judith Ann Wilson ' ■ Jane McNeill Womack Sylvia Lee Woodford Costa Janette Woody 4 ' Linda Dell Worcester .Marparet Elizabeth V( Diaiine Martin Wreim Agnes Xelleer Libby Hollins Yelton iworth Zealv A typical iiiglit- 111 :(ll)-l 1:00 P.M. Wlio me:- I don ' t get nervous ovei Are weekends wortli it? Repeat after me. I know we can learn Cademon ' s Hymn by tomorrow. 11:1.3 P.M. Lights out! Sophomore Class Officers Hkverly Lipscomi Vicc-Prcs ' ulciit Makiox Wklch President I, I, A MACO.MIiKR Sfcntari DoTTiK Bullock Trcusti re) ' The Bee Hive Our sophomore year whirled through its phases like a gay prism. Returning to campus in Septem- ber, we watched the golden-yellow haze of summer fade into the orange of autumn leaves. Contrary to tile beKefs of a rival class, we knew that we did not know it all, and weeks of study were broken only by fun-filled weekends and an occasional bridge game. For Corn Huskin , class spirit was red hot as we supjjorted our football team, the Angels, and cheered our lovely home-coming queen in a gala l)arade. Our Stunt performance revealed our darker, more serious side in a dramatic presentation of a young girl ' s social responsibilities that we called The Unveiling. Christmas holidays were a myriad of bright lights on trees and in the eyes of the lucky recipients of pins and diamonds. Upon our return to campus, however, the mood turned blue as we faced exams. In February the Sophomore Dance was a swirl of gny Inii-s :„u Icnulx nuisic. Then the fresh green folia?;!- (if .-.iirinf; .s(%iiic(l to add new vigor to the year as we fiiii.slii-d tlie Irriii and honored our big sisters for flu- last tiiiie with the traditional daisy chain. The colorful Near had left niaiiy iileasant memories. ' (ft s 3 Q SOPiCflMOTtES € Lynn Virginia Aliraliam Jessica Lynn Adams Mary Ann AinsU-y . Lirv Virden Allcott (;loria Elaine Allen Carol ' anghn Andrews Mildred Susan Archer Linda Lee Arledge N ' aney Amelia Armstrong C ' orina Faye Autry Norma Lucretia Baird Alice Fave Baker Sylvia Gray Barbour Sarah Bette Barnhardt NLirgaret Ann Beard l itrieia Ann Berrv Johnnie Claire Bolton Emilie Jean Bostic Sherron Winstead Boyd Carol Bea Bradshaw ally Bailey Bragg . Lirtha Carolyn Branon (ilenda Kay Bridgers Mary Ann Britt Nell Cyntliia Britton Ann Ophelia Brock %% Barbara Ann Brookshirc Alice ' irginia Brown (ilenda Lucille Brown Nancv Jean Buffaloe N ' ;i ncy Sue IJutt ' aloe Eli i .al.eth Ann Bullard Dorothy Jane Bullock Ch arlotte Ann Burgess Do rothy Ann Burroughs ,(u; lia Vann Butler Na ncy Anne Campbell Alice Mae Cannon Zona Dare Carawan Anne Taylor Carraway Sarah Louise Carver Mildred Delores Chapman Beverly Jean Chewning ' erona Wen Lung Chow Judy Anne Cornelius Xell Jennings Cox Sandra Kaye Craft Nancy Helen Craig Connie Rebecca Craver Bonnie Sue Creech Mary Elizabeth Currin Virginia Ruth Daughtry Sandra Helen Dean Margaret Elizabeth Denson Allie Jane Dilday Dorothv Hamilton Dixon Mary Ruth Dobbins Barbara Diane Drake Adrianue Donna Dull Marie Hope Dunn m f SOPHOMORES P§0 Juditl: Carol Dwiggins Jan,- Lull Eaton Phylli s Diane Eddins Alma Jane Edwards .Inditi 1 Ann Elliott Betty Jo Ellis B.tti. ' Jane Ernst Martli a Louise Evans -ii-Si.i lia Katherine Faulk WaJ.-K 1 Fayed Mary I ' auline Finan C ' ai-la ]5onita Fisher Jiulitl I Ann Fisher Xancx ■ Sue Ford Dorot hy Susan Frye ' ' ' ' r,- Fulk Franci fs Celeste Garrett Nancy ■ Elizabeth (Jarrett Betty Gower Garvey Robin Hortense Gentry Hann; ih Patricia Godwin Lynn Marie Goodson Rita Sw Goodwin Juditli , Kay Griffin Klh-n Kay Hall Linda Jean Harris Rvelyi 11 Crystal Hartness Billi. ' Anne Hartscll Donn; , Alene Haverstock Katlu- rine Earle Haywood p f f ? f1 .fane Bettina Hendricks Peggy Jane Highsmith Janet Louise Ilines Helen Pope Hinson Edna Louise Hoffler Elizabeth Jane Holland Carolyn Louise Holliday Martha Andrews House Sarah Cumings Howard Carolyn Elizabeth Howel Patricia Nileen Hunt Nancy Jean Hutcherson Betty Hart Ipock Jeanne Estelle Isley Sally Clayle Isley Norma Elaine Johnson J Hfe ll -b Nancy Lou Jones SOPHOMORES r Elizabeth Gail Jove Judy Anne Keen Margaret Alice Kelly Margaret Dennison Kei Susan Ann Kesler Jacqueline Gail Kinkead Betty Glyn Kirkpatrick Ruth Ann Knott Barbara Jean Koch Phoebe Ellen Lassiter Rebecca Ann Lewis Lynda Anne Lilly Beverley Lee Lipscoml e iisiVlORES SOPpblVlORES f G| ) 3 P Lillie Carol Lloyd Annette McAdams -M.irtlm McKinnon McArtlmr Paiiula Jo McCall Lois Elaine McC ' olluni A.l.-i K.iy McCorkle Hev.rly Anne McKinnell Jane Harriett MeLoud I ' atsy Lynn McRee Priscilla Jane Maconiber Eleanor Leroy Marks Jerrv Ann Martin Sandra L nn Martin Eleanor Carol May N ' irjjiilia Ann Melton Martha Jan Miller Elizal.etli Anne Mintz Marv Carolyn Moore Kay Marie Mt. Castle Patrieia Lee Murray l.ynn Beth Myers Susan Elizabeth Nance Sara .Jane Norton Eleanor Hardaway Parker Huhv Rel.eeea Parker ?, ALiriiaret Jane Parrish Johnnie LaRue Pearce Elizalielh Ann Peden Patrieia Hall Pegram Lura Anne Penney Doris Ann Penninger Bivn.la Carol Petty Linda Sue Pierce Watson Price ugh Janice Elizabeth Purgasoi N| ; Katherine Allison Ratlev Nancy Bridgers Rawlinson Elizabeth Lomaz Reavis Mary Katlurine Register Alice Elaine Renegar f - SOPHOMORES f? 1  i Sandra Hulan Ridoutt Eunna Mattliis Rogers Patricia Hurst Rogers Katie Corinnc Savage Sandra Louise Searcy Hrenda Nell Shelton Linda Gail Sheppard L•lrg■aret Kynur Sinnnons Cathy Ann Smart Andra Katherine Smith Helen Earle Smith Martha Elizabeth Smith Willa Kaye Sparrow Betty Carolyn Spence f f 0 ■ V ' fa fir SOPHOIVIORES ? r n ■ m : !) ' t ' -K-? RrLiida Jo Ann Stafford I.fssie Jean Stafford l),-l.()rali Wiii.lsor Stallings H.ttv Jo Strt-l,- Kutli Carole Stevens Martha Susan Stone Mahel Jane Stranghan ]5renda Mell.a Strickland Judith Lee Strickland Lucinda Gertrude Swayne Josephine Nicholson Tankard Harriet Virginia Taylor Sue Lynn Teachey Marion Elizabeth The i ' atricia Anne Tupper Carrie Eula Tvson Catherine Elizabeth Usserj- Catherine Elizabeth Vestal I ' atricia Walker Laura Jane Ward Ennnalee Harris Warliek Mary Virginia Watts Marion Elizabeth Welch Kathryn Elizabeth Whatle. June Patricia Whitley Elizabeth Annette Wicker Roberta Gail Williams Patricia Ann Womble Ju(Hth Elizabctli Woods Zuda Ellen Young A - Cl Ferraritc ■iiul ■|ri-li.T at their best! le Best of Hollywood in a Mexican setting. Script committee in deep concentration. Are you sure it will look good when you are finished? Sophomores honor their homecoming queen. Hungry Hawaiians rob the fruit bowl after the luau. Sophomores Junior Class Officers Betty Godwin Vice-President Martha Rivers Prcxhhnt Betty Galloway Secretary Sandy Harrill Treasurer A typical Thursday chapel. We returned . . . with memories of Sophomore girls lost on a daisy hunt ... a fleeting summer of school, jobs, and romances . . . departed classmates and Big Sisters . . . sophisticated airs. We anticipated . . . new friendships . . . Little Sisters, soon to receive our stored-up wisdom . . . pins and diamonds . . . concentrated efforts in major departments . . . plans for Stunt and Corn Huskin ' . . . Meredith rings and their significance . . . the enchantment of a Junior-Senior. We achieved . . . new and lasting friends . . . assorted jewelry, tokens of future happiness . . . perfec- tion, in the form of Junior angels . . . honors, winning Stunt, Corn Huskin ' , and sports competi- tion ... a ripening of campus leadership. Perfect (?) juniors. fes m Jov Aniif Adams Morvtn I.ou Yvonne Aiken Concord Marie-Lonise Allen Silver Spring. Md. Madge Spence Ayseue Henderson Rachel Bonita Bailv Marv Williams Baldwi Whiteville Betty Browning Ba Jackson [•ott Beavt Martha Brooks Tabor City Mary Alice Bell Aulander liarbara Ruth Bivens :SIonroe J.iditli Carolyn Blvthe Wilson Betsy Land Boone Jackson Jean Youngblood Boutwell Rose Hill, Miss. ]5.irliara Diane Bowers Siler City Phyllis Annette Braswell Zebnlon Betty Lou Brock Rocky Mount Sara (Jwynn Bryan Roseboro Mrginia Kay Buckner Raleigh Jane Carver Bumpass Roxboro Margaret Kay Burns (ireenville € Sandra Jo Butler Roseboro Sylvia Ann Cash Rutherfordton Elizabeth Jean Chaitpell Nashville Anita Muier Cliildrey Riclimond. Va. Mary Judith Copeland Roanoke Rapids Virginia Rutli Costner Raleigh Eugenia Carol Coxe Raleigh Martha Susanna Craven San ford Virginia Lynne Creighton Charlotte Hildreth Jo Crowder Raleigh Diane Edwards Daughertv Norfolk, Va. Phyllis Ann Dean Asheville Frances Ann DeWitt Apex Elaine Parker Dunshee Raleigh Camille Griffin Edwards Greer, S. C. Carol Don Ellis Raleigh Mary Ellen Ellis Fremont Barbara Sue Ennis Dunn Linda Gale Evans High Point Nancy Evans Bronxville. N. Y. Prieda Jane Farmer Lynchburg, Va. Mary Eugenia Featherston Fort Pavne. Ala. Peggy Joyce Fish Wilson Betsy Jane Forbes Wilson Eva !Mae Foxwortli Winston-Salem KlizalH-th Keighron Fuquav Raleigh Carol Sue Galloway C ' liarlotte Shellie Mull Clillanil Raleigli Frances Katlileen Glenn Durham Elizabeth Smith Godwin Greensboro Nancy Elewcllyn Godwin Charlotte I-ois Elaine Griffin Williamston Marv Ann Cirimshaw Rockingliam Sandra Gavle Harrill Gaffney. ' S. C. Harriett Elizabeth Hartley Welcome Freda Barry Hartness Sanford Martha Chason Haywood Candor Joan : rvatt Hill Raleigh Anne Palmer Hodges Farmville Jerry Lou Holbert Albemarle Tommy Ann Hollingsworth Asheboro Betty Bowman Hooks Fremont Margaret Clay Houghton Danville, Va. Rose Marie Humphrey New Bern c © Mary Irene Israel McCain Sue Anne James Raleigh Bobbie Lynne Jeffords Columbus, Ga. Frances Lewis Johnson Greensboro Paula Sue Johnson Lillington Ruth Ellen Johnson Goldsboro Kathrvn O ' Neal Kelly Tabor City FJizabeth Fitchett Kidd Haw River Patricia Lockhart Lay Falls Church, Va. Jo Lynn Le Raleigh Diana Uupree Lloyd Raleigh Betsy Rose Long Roxboro Lelia Downv McFarland Oxford Lillian Frances McFarlaii Oxford Mary Lyon McKenney Virginia Beach, Va. Mary Juhan McManus Matthews Joyce Oliver McMillan Selma Frances King McNairy Greensboro Joyce Ellen Mackintosh Raleigh Anna Lou Mathis Rutherfordton Rebecca Grace Matthews Arlington. Va. Betty Louise Milford Charlotte 4 fl P f Rlioiula Kayi- Morgan Lexington .Juilith Mitzjohn Munlock Halcigli Ann Fravel Nooe Pittshoro larolvn Yvonne Norris (ireeiisl)()ro Carolyn Knglisli Xc Juditli Lorraine I ' aselial Greensboro Lena Rose Patterson Sniitlifield Juditli Faye Pearce Wake Forest Millicent Katlierine Pearce Lenoir Nan Ferrell Phipps Wendell Margaret Page Pruitt Lonisl,«rg Elsie Margaret Hackle Smitlifield Barbara Jane Radford Stella Karen Raines Kings Monntain Jane Carol Reams Warrenton Shirley Jean Riggs Lillington Elizabeth Ann Rive Camden. S. C. Lirtlia Redfern Ri Ilillsboro Karen Ann Re y fi ' li Jli Mil ifc Peiieloiie Ann Senter Lillington Sandra Lee Sessoms Apex Louise (jradv Slurrdn Raleigh Lneie (ieraldine Sliervette Raleigh Helen I ' lorenee Simms Raleigh Dollie Louise Smith Fayetteville Betty Albert Sodeman Rocky Mount Nancv Jane Spencer Raleigh Joyce Ellen Stainl: New Bern Annie Catherine Si Oxford Margaret Moring Strickland Rocky Mount (;avle Price Sullivan Raleigh Jean Arthur Tate Burlingt.u, Linda I ' rances Thomas Gloria Joan Thompson Benson Nancv Harwell Tribble Suffolk, Va. Bruce Brewer Tull Rockingham Peggy Laura Tutor Holly Springs ALiry I ouise Tyndall Kinston Sandra Jean Wallace Charlotte Hannah Snellen Walter Kinston Frances Ruth Walters LaGrange Marguerite Ann Waters (Jreensboro Rebecca Jane Watson Greensboro Ann Gordon Wliite Warrenton Elizabeth Stiles White Bayside. Va. Judith Carole Wicker -McCain Adalia Jean Wiggs Smithfield a ,f t f «5 9 f t renda Fritsche Wilbur Raleigh rancine Gail Wilkerson Raleigh renda Frances Williams Raleigh Patricia Jane Williams Kannapolis Martha Jane Willis Rutlierfordton Mary Elizabeth Wilson Tiiomasville ' irgii Hadlev Woodard Rutlierfordton Hailiii City Music Hall Kuckettes Delights of a new hair-do. We win ai;ain ! An attempt to beat the faculty at Play Day. Cannibal or Perfect Angel? Yea! Enough daisies for a daisy chain. We have to release our emotions somehow. JUNIORS Senior Class Officers Mary T-or D.wis President Kathy Smith Virc-P resident Norma Hamricic Sfcri ' tiirti Mary Belle Pate Treasurer As graduating seniors we put on tliose blacli caps and jrowns for the last time and thought of the con- trasting wliiteness that symbolizes our four wonderful years at Meredith College. We remembered our freshman year and the new- ness of tliose tiist fraternity iiarties, rush week, Stunt night, weej-cerids at hnnir dining which we were finally alile to poM- as part of Hir -ollege crowd, and Aflir .III cxciling Muiiiiirr. m- returned to Meredith as prnml sn,,l loi.s. Allhoiigh we bad lost a few friends, we (rr no Iniigir llir haliies — we had made it, ;ind the- unly a]iiia n ' lil cliangc in us was that we were mcirc nsc r rd and appealing to college men. With this Near (•■iiiie tlu- winning of the coveted troi)hy for Stunt Night, selections of majors, the famous Soiihomorc Slump, and parties galore! But then came that Big Year — we were juniors and it was time to settle down. Dates were more serious; studying was anything but a sinijile pastime; days were short and schedules were tight. As uiiper- classmen, we had a name to live up to. The most exciting year of all began with our entering a brand new dorniitor and finally accepting a new role, that of .seniors .it M.-n-dilli College. En- gagement rings, the prospects of cM-iting .jobs, prac- tice teaching, unlimited weekends, cars, worry over quality points, and thoughts of the future filled the nunutes which flew by at full speed until that Un- forgettable Dav. And llieri. as siuld.-nly as it began, it was all ov.T. With bachelor degrees in .-vervlhing from liome economics to history we left the halls of our the beginning — our beginning as educated women of today. AFTER Moved into the New Do Moving into the New Dor Senior jiirates are we! vW_ BAUBAHA Bl.AXtHARn AI.l.KX Tall, .striki with greiit 2+, 1 )()2 wt rapher Astro Bai-ba . . . btudious gal t . . . February favorite photog- little Allen . . . ELSA CARTWRIGHT ANDERS Humph! Tommy ' s working again this weekend. . . . Vickie, turn over ' . . . H-SO4 + HCL Power . . . Anyone for bridge? Just one hand? . . . Leafing through Bride magazine . . . June wed- ding plans . . . interested in the art department . . . Phi . . . Elsa Barbara Blanchard Allen Art RaJcirih Elsa Cartwright Anders Chewistrij HendcrsonvHh Seniors XANXY DAVIS ARMOUR Carol Burnet personality . . . big, beauti- ful ring for a size S ' ,-; finger . . . Little One . . . Wheeler . . . Let ' s ride bikes to Mr. Eads house . . . long biology labs. Dean ' s list . . . easily heard! . . . secretary of Barber Science Club, but president of J.H.E. fan club . . . Astro . . . Xancv M.VRY DEVKRK ' KS , RMSTROXG Letters from Don and frequent(?) trips home . . . lonely weekends . . . collection of stuffed animals . . . ape costume of wiTuiing stunt ... a welcome home party after the House . . . good cook and de- lightful hostess . . . neat as a pin . . . Phi . . . Mary X ' ancy Da Bloloyij Mary Devericks Armstrong Home Economics Charlotte HUTH FISIlKli ARMSTRONG I,arabda Chi pin .iml I.;irry . . , out every weekend . . . williiiL! wm-ki-r . . . paint spattered shirK .iml iiispii-.ilinn at tlie easel . . . k-lUr-, nrri i-(l Innn L.S.K. . . . lover of l)riclf; -, ilani-iiig-, and Austin Healies . . . cute smile . . . Phi . . . Ruth rUDITH LEIGH AVERY lirown liair with sparkling green . . always a favorite in blue . . . lin and plans for the future with . . a Mift voice ... a willing listener rtiuh is her line . . . Astro . . . Ruth Fisher Armjstrong f Charlotte Judith Leigh Avery French Erwin NORMA LOUISE BAKER . perky miss who ' s always in style . . . Pollen, come quick ! There ' s a mouse nder my bed ! . . . typewriter keys mnding into the night ... a future ;acher with artistic interests . . . sum- ler experiences never to be forgotten . . last minute dash to classes . . . Astro SARAH JEAN BAKER :3I) dates and a full dorm card . . . unday suiijicrs in tlic grove ... a iamond from Lewis . . , scarab .iewelrv . . a closet lillcd with clothes— I don ' t ive anytliing to wear . . . cocktail resses and grease racks — Sophomore ance? . . . beware during test times . . . acuee of the guest suite . . . Astro . . Sarah Sarah Jean Baker lology Fallston MARTHA MAXLY BALLOU FU.ridian uitliout a tan . . . Iiates to stmlv. hates iidt to . . . vrnrns for straiplit liair ' aiul idU- hour-, . . .  .ilrr l.ahv . . . collector of alleriiics , . . c piiMxe furni- to feel useful, he a husiuess uia.i..r . . . Astro . . . Mart HILLIE PARKER BARBEE June hride . . . Bobby ' s weekend house- keeper . . . those orifrinal Cliristnias cards . . . typist for our Stunt s ri))ts . . . I ' m (roing to flunk shorlharn! ' - . . . Diploma in .lanuarv . . . three cheers for Fridav . . . Astro . . . Billle Martha Manly Ballon ISi,.--!,H.-:s Lifxlnu; . Fhi. Billie Parker Harhee liilsinr.s-. ' i Polhirksrilli Seniors CT.ABROX AXX BARBEE Tall, dark-haired miss . . . summer school at Carolina . . . Wake F.irest . . . I was named C ' la hand, luit no jiIh smile ... a talen kt.ow what I mca junior transfer from •■II;,N,- 1 told vou why Im-o,,;- . . . scissors in an- call . . . s,,arkling t tor sin.sin;;- . . . You AXX DKUtTM.A BARXHARDT s attractive inside as outside . . . dreams )f studying art in Europe . . . burning he midnight oil to finish backdrop for itunt . . . beautiful undiscovered voice . . never too busy to help you with a iroblem . . . Bless your heart! ... a ■ed Corvair . . . Astro . . . Meesie Clabron Ann Barbee Ed II cat io n MorrisviUe Barnhardt Concord GEXEVA UNDINE BARXHILL What a combination — combs and cburch clioir! . . . one-track mind for Phi Kappa Tau and Bill . . . thank heaven for London Fogs . . . nobody was using it ! . . . short hair at last . . . that Virginia accent . . . can I borrow some money? . . . wisli I had some new clothes ! . . . Astro . . . Chunk LINDA CAROLE BAXTER The girl with the unsurpressable giggle . . . summer trip to Mexico . . . serenade at 2:00 A.M. . . . Latin American hom- bres . . . Vail will never believe this! . . . Cary High School problem children . . . Keeps tlie boys waiting ... I hate it . . . La Tertulia Club leader ... Phi . . . Linda Geneva Undine Barnhill isic Scotland Neck Linda Carole Baxter Spanish Robbins HHVX A M Il.DRED BARRET L smile a 1,(1 „ hello (iff ered to all n engage eard in 1 f the (1. hoice of articijian ),( ' .V t ■lit iiilcnts ' r.iniji and t (■ chainiKiii . . . N.I d memories of stu. BETSY BLAND BENTHALL !tters . . . short life and m . . pin?!! . . . five weeks ill . . memories from liol.iiulel . . laven-Classic out-uf-it remai ouffant hair style . . . spray erfume . . . prayers to Santa ing feet . . . Astro . . . Bets ly loves balloon Murder Bryna Mildred Barrett Education Raleigh Betsy Bland Benthall Home Economics Woodland JERRIE PRESTON BIBB Tall, slender, attractive young teacher . . . producer of The World of Sherry . . . loving mother of a cute four year old . . . friend of all who know her . . . makes the most of each day . . . one with many talents . . . Astro . . . Jerrie LINDA HAMRICK BLAI.OCK Prime example of both schoolgirl and homemaker . . . always a willingness to help . . . never : hnir nnt-nf-plaee Shelby with a western t ' arohna accen . . . always the first with a cheerfu Good morning. . . . Phi . . . I.inda errie Prest on Bibb Linda Ilamrick Blaloc tion RaleUjh E lucathn, Boiling Sp Seniors 11 ELEN PALI. E B( )()XE Sweet, that ri shy, and femin ifi- . . . one-eved p State C ' ollefie M A. . k St vaiting for . frequent ire(?) . . . f Niagara . . fi ture home eco- divided Parley . . . wild shop]) between Wil -vous Francois! iig sprees . . . t id Given . . Phi . . . H ime icn LAURA WYTOL BRANCH Versatile hairdos and personality ... to Ennna with Edna(?) . . . boyfriends from Pennsylvania to Florida . . . summer- school fun . . . corn fights in mid-winter . . . Obediah ' s friend ... a six-tbirtv .Jim Good . . . S.S. for Nellie and Nana . . . Astro . . . Laura Helen Pauline Boone French Scotland Neck rOAX LalU ' E BKANTI.EY •ssence of beautx witli a touch of cla.s.s imiiiht-r . . . Dr. C ' auaday ' s jjrodigy . . . laugliter echoing down the hall . . . Does anybody want a roommate? . . . W.T.F.S. . . . Astro . . . Joan VIHGINIA BRIDGEHS BROWNING Science and math scholar . . . work at State College . . . Carlton and trips to C ' liarlotte . . . plans for a summer wed- ding . . . quiet, poised, jjicture of neat- ness . . . Phi . . . Virginia N ' irginia Bridgers Browning Chemisarji Rnleii h EDNA EDMUXDSON BLFFALOE Neatness mixed with perfection ... a ripple of laughter . . . concert goer . . . I helpful husband and two daughters . . Plii . . . Edna ELIZABETH EARLE BULLARD rrazy kid . . . I hate you . . . Sarah ' s exasperating shower experiences . . . Wyatt . . . trip to Alabama and a pin . . Bangor, Maine . . . wedding in June . . weekends alone with Sarah at school . . a hard worker for the A. A. . . . Phi . . . Libby Edna Edir lundson Buffaloe Elizabeth 1 iinle BuUard Education Baleiffh Education Lumberfon BRENDA FRANCES BUNN Second floe )r niKht-owl . . vivacious laugh Phi-s enerp-etic leader . . . - ' ' ai,ir in a s.-cond .■|),vn, List . urade class- . . sun filled SUIIII]] ITS at Min-rlM-ad . . . ix-sailor at last h rouKl.l e for August nine i means ' wedding time . . . Gotto! . . . I hl . . . B. Bunny .1 EANNE SMITH BURGESS The studious teacher who strives to please . . . Bah ... a summer wedding in 1962 . . . the height of contentment . . . depend- ability plus . . . neat and orderly . . . quietness and simplicity . . . graduation in January . . . interest in history ... a willing listener . . . Phi . . . Jeanne Brenda Frances Bunn Sociolomf Zebulon Jeanne Smith Burgess Education Baleig] Seniors MARY FRANCES CARVER Legislative leader with a Silver Shield . . . problems — mountain-sized mole hills . . . Now that we disagree, what was the issue? ... no use hands, no can talk . . . life of a school marm in immediate future . . . Phi . . . Mary Fran BRENDA CAROLE CLARKE An engagement ring . . . South Pacific . . . ajijiles . . . better late than never . . . transfer from Campbell College . . . knits two rows at a time . . . quiet but alwavs interested . . . Phi . . . Brenda Mary Frances Carver Religion Roanoke Rapids 5renda Carole Clarke less Virgilina, Va. HARRIET CLARK COLE ighter showing , . hall proctor (■ for the shore r (if tlie third lre,|uent N. Y. , . . Where ' s Lstro . . . Hare SYLVIA AXXETTE COOPER Musical lass from the Sandhills . . . summer trip on Gospel Train III . . . choo choo . . . I ' m not going to marry a preacher . . . the darling of Howard Johnsons ... a Who ' s Who charm . . . Little Swimmers ... on stage every Tluirsday . . . That ' s the gospel . . . riii . . . Sylvia Harriet Clark Cole ducation Carolina Beach Annette Cooper Aberdeen NANCY ELIZABETH DAIL Leader of the matli majors . . . Bri inyone? . . . wcflit-nd trijis to Mc ;harm hrai-cli-ts witli sii(ci:il mear . . ]ilans fur a summer wedding . ! stro . . . Nancy HELEN FINCH DANIEL Sparkling blue eyes and a peaches and cream complexion . . . Well, Ho! . . . attractiveness coupled with a personality that is interesting and interested ... a ready listener for anyone . . . concern that is genuine ... an avid interest in art . . . Dan over the years . . . our College Marshal crowned in Mav . . . Phi . . . Helen Nancy El Mathematics abeth D ilount Olive Helen Finch Daniel Religion Elm City BERMA JEAN DAVENPORT Little miss of poise and intellect . . . org ' anization to perfection . . . letters from Korea . . . I.adv of the Capital City . . . the capabilities of an editor . . . Ensemble ' s voice of loveliness . . . Knftlish teacher personified . . . Phi . . . I?. J. KATHEUIXE GENE DAVENPORT Alias Mansfield . . . D.K.G. . . . para- dise at Virginia Heach . . . treasured memories of the Sigma Nus . . . hikes and horses . . . summers spent in the moun- tains . . . apples anyone? . . . lonely liearts counselor . . . long hours in Home Ec labs . . . determination to succeed . . . Phi . . . Gene Berma Jean Davenjuirt Eiiiilhh FHiielti ' z ' lIle Gene Davenport Home Ecoiiumics Pactolus Seniors MARV LOUISE DAVIS A girl of many talents from first grade teacher ■ t i 1 leader of the seniors . . . spe- ciMJ in iter •ests f rom My rt!e Bea . . a pet ch to the dog . . . l v ' rr ' r, ' ■Kli ■ ' ' I ' ;,m ' ,.,; ' , Ihr hMll irgaiiizat . . . the ion even ,ser draw ers . . , Do Y ou Love Mer . Lefs 1 lave a 1 lou-ow - -witliout lights? . Rut , Gertie . . . Ai itro . . . M. Loi lie DONNA YANCEY DELLINGER Vigorous and vivacious spirit . . . beauty witli a blond French twist and complex- ion of peaches and cream . . . groomed to perfection in stj-lish array . . . shades and a red T-Bird ... an avid interest in ] olitical matters ... a December wedding and a Januarv graduation . . . .Ill apartment for two in Boone . . . Astro . Donna Donna Yancey Dellinger History Boone MAKTHA THKHESA KI.I.IOTT Ti-Miisfi r frnm Snutlnv rstci-n . . . Alabama miss with ].,Ts.iiiiilit i.lus . . . holiday trijis tci South Cinilin.i . . . struggle with statistics . . . ).ri ji-cts in Design . . . Clft Fat Pills . . . Have we got time for a eigarette? . . . Phi . . . Martha lOI.A MAE HICKS FAr -KN ' KK A contagious sm e. hr «-n e es. eheerv jiersonality. and ■ semi d-han 1 iah coat ide is a stud ■111 iluring the week and .1 ■rr ' s «eek, ul house- keei.er ... a lilt ill ' he voice when she says Vm so exeit ed ! . . . PI, . . . Mae Martha I ' heres a Elliott lola Mae Hicks Faulkner ociology Raleiyh BioJogy m,h . KAREN SOMNER FELTNER Yankee in the South . . . talks a mile a minute . . . short brown hair . . . Senior transfer from Purdue . . . blissful i riage to a State graduate student washing diapers before sehudl for I ' Ricky . . . everything ' s dibhley rushing at the Beehive . . . Phi ■Karen GLADYS SANDRA FISHER a brisk walk ... an ani- itli the will to get things nterest in politics . . . Ifs ■Natural e mated spi Idone . . . i the princijile of the thing . . . unceasing interest and eoneern for people, even at 2:(l() A.M.! . . . resi)onsibility in S.G. . . . Keejier of Faireloth, the party dorm . . . Phi . . , Fish Karen S Sociologif Gladys Sandra Fisher Hhtury Clinton UN DA JKAX FOSTER A lui])i)y racoon ... off to the drug- store . . . early to bed, early to rise makes Linda a good homemaker . . . I know one thing . . . IJnda, don ' t leave the farm . . . one of those sweet hhic ey.-il l.lniules . . . IMii . . . Linda lunrni i. ■ixnF.HnruK Spastie . . . six call downs . . . speedy ahiiost always . . . prompt, of course ! . . . phone calls and unending prob- lems . . . Way out questions ... an elephant never forgets . . . W.T.F.S. . . . Astro . . . Fannylnirp Linda Jean Foster Home Economics KernersviUe Judith Lee Funderljurk Ediicalloi, Aberdc Seniors FRANCES ANNE GORHAM .Summer Carolina cold . . . member tlie S.S. . . . neatness i)erscinified . l.-ttcrs from U.X.C. . . . hair stylist ;ilwavs time for otliers . . . afflicted REBECCA ANX GRIFFIX million gallons of midniglit oil . . . ir :nul half to knit a sweater— and uli.it:- . . . successful landing by I. I lilies . . . Did I still not get a I-;- ■ . . . promoter of folk music . . . h Hcniliardt with a motor mouth ,iiii;itriir p clioanalyst with room- ;is ■suliji-.t . . . Grendel ' s pride . . . MAIUOX Kl i Marion King- Hall iolot y Harrells Norma Jane Hamrick Religion Kings Moimtai Lover of ni to the Chare at 1:00 A.M jKist office fo teehnologist . . . Of eour. . . . Astro . NORMA JANE HAMRICK Four years — a loiif; ' time to wait . . . wed- dinfi- i)laTis nt last! . . . true blue to IIar(il(l . . . Iiclii;i.-n or Soeiology !? . . . H.S.r. . . . wrikniil lrii s to Kings Moun- tain . . . Will seniors iihiisc turn in their caps and gowns! . . . finishing school at home with Harold . . . Phi . . . Norma SISAX CCRTIS HAWK INS A ittle grej mouse . . ho« do spell , . . . cu offs a Mi 1 feet . . . capable horsev •Oman . h knit sweaters . . . who ever knc WS a ps Rhi vehology . . . Suz major w 11 do ne xt? ELlZAIiKTH JANE HAYWOOD lane trips home to New Jersey . . . :ill with needles ... a quiet observer Susan Curtis Hawkins Psychology and Philosophy Oreensboro ;abeth Jane Haywood Econ niics Pennsauken, N. J. BARBARA JEAX HEFFXER Cireat psychological in sight . . . most wanted hall proctor . . . Tarnished Blade . . . understanding heart . . . if next semester isn ' t easier, I ' m going to liill myself . . . interested schoolteacher . . . .Iiilmson ' s Babv Powder . . . Astro . . . Bobbi SONJA JEAN HEGE years courtship with Woody ... a and expectations of a summer wed- ; . . . every week-end at Carolina . fun-loving menilH-r of Tarnished de tlicuigli conscientious ... a TV (iw . . . religion major teaching first ;le ... a .lanuary grad . . . diploma me hand and a second grade class lie other . . . gung-ho Twigger . . . ro . . . Hege Jean Barbara Jean Heffner Ensilhh SaVtsbu Sonja Jean Hege ReJitiioii Win.yton-Salem Seniors CARROLI. ANX HICKS inger in every pie . . . straw-colored lir and a laughing smile . . . black stude- iker running here and there . . . TKE in in the fall and monthly flowers from liarlie . . . term paper expert (history lul F.nglisli major, no wonder!) . . . emories of Mexico . . . stunt produc- ons every year . . . Phi . . . Hicks VIRGINIA LEE HOLLOWAY ■tty brown eyes . . . seam-stress . . . Liess who called last night ! . . . pros- tive teacher . . . English troubles . . . rant . . . Astro . . . Ginny Hicks Vi rginia Let ■ Holloway Raleigh Educe It ion Rahiyh SAXDKA SL ' E HORTOX tural dark curls and an olive com- xion . . . tailored dress and neatness C: n hi- iImiicc? . . . Stunt enthusiasm . ■Klininitinn for Dr. Wallnci- . . . the .vssiiil -iiiclr ,,f Meredith in the State we ' ll Ilfi ' it up W.T.F.S. BEVERLYE AXX HUFF A black kitten on a brilliantly colored quilt . . . clothes with the distinctive Huff label . . . Has anybody seen my shoes? . . . hands with endless talents . . . willing chauffeur and car lender . . . from Cape Cod chamber maid to May Court beauty in one year . . . Grendel ' s pride . . . Astro . . . Huff Sandra Sue Horton urij Louis, Beverlye Ann Huff San ford MARY BETH HUGHES Food from home for everyone . . love— Everette: L ' lul lovt — liorses long Southern (iriiwl . . . Oh Mary Friiiice :- I dcn-f believe it! one of Dr. S rcm ' s welfare worker Where ' s Marv Beth;- Mavhe at the . . . Phi . . . Marv Beth PATRICIA CARSOX HUTCHIXS Instant permanents on rainy days . . . Duke weekends, the Sword and Shield, a Christmas ring, wedding bells— after the Peace Corps? ... I wept like a baby ! . . . instructress in the knitting arts . . . Does anybody have a synopsis of this outline? . . . Welborn ' s Patty — our Hutch . . . Grendel ' s pride . . . Astro ... Pat Mary Beth Hughes Socioloi ii Colerain Patricia Carson Hutchins EniiUsh Greensboro SYLVIA ODANIEL JEFFCOA ' I Peaches and cream complexion . . . (lustrious . . . friendly manner anil ]ileasant smile . . . trailer wife witi seniiiuirj- IiusIimtuI . . . Phi . . . Sylvi: HhyiTY )HXS()N A clicking chicken ... a conscientious worker . . . pecan p e . . . variety is the s])ice of life . . . lovely legs . . . pizza and a frozen pepsi . . . Have you ever? . . . Phi . . . Betty Jo Sylvia O ' Daniel .TeflFcoat Ednrathiii Raleigh Betty Jo Johnson Sociology Binson Seniors JO AXXE JOHNSON Tail red head . . . sewing and design . . . trips to Hitlgewood ti get food for Jeff . . . August 1,S. !  (;:! wedding . . . five golf clul) covers for only two woods . . . no classes ' till two on most days . . . Home Ec practice house . . . treasurer of Home Ec Club . . . Astro ... Jo Anne VERA TEMPLE JOHNSON A devoted Home Ec nia.ior . . . Let ' s play a couple of hands of bridge ... a quiet sleeper ... I can ' t help it if I snore ! . . . an interest in the education department . . . The Munimv ' s little girl . . . Astro . . . Vickie BARBARA ANN JONES Big choral leader . . . sing along with .Iimesy in tile Raleigh puhlic schools . . . struggle with p::inii . . . Chicago or bust I!! . . . tyr.nuucal leader of S.A.I. . . . rin SCI ;iugry! . . . Senior recital — lidurs and li;]urs ami hours in the music Iniilding . . . liDpi ' s for graduate school . . . Phi . . . Barbara JANKT FAYE .TONES Dedicated student . . . quiet . . . gentle . . . still water that runs deep . . . lab coat and endless hours at Hunter . . . Heavens! . . . future medical technol- ogist . . . stacks of lab pajiers to correct . . . Anybody want to go to the village? . . . Astro . . . Janet anet Faye Jones Seven Sprinris N.XNCY KATHERINE JONES . sandlapper with a yen for the hills . . . sing, dance, play the piano — you to date .liiiiiiiy an more l - -and then a Phi Delt ]iin ... a lu-jiever in the .A. .A. . . . trMnnuili rrs ..n ■nnn-sdav . . . an PEGGY ANN KINI.AW Hours spent washing hair . . . You know? . . . Jonathan Winters fan . . . Beep . . . pink rollers . . . conscientious . . . working hard . . . beauty more than skin deep . . . wearer of Phi regalia . . . walks in the woods . . . That smells like when I was young. . . . Phi . . . Peggj Peggy . nn Kinlaw lielifjioii Raeford MARGARET LOUISE KLICK Evidently i caiKilil,- r.litdr of this bool. . . . steady l:l i dates witli Dr. Cooper . . . Is tlic Mill sliiiiiiif;- today? . . . conseientiiiiis iniMiniticd with fetching l)hie eyes . . . avid four-year Tar Heel fan . . . dedicated helper in the Religion Dept. . . . Where did you say you were from? . . . down to earth with many high ideals . . . Our I.eggie I ' ini . . . Plii . . . Peggy FRANCES KAV KNIGHT A stereo and Rav Coniff at all hours . ardent admirer of JFK and lailifics . freshman history hulletin heard a Meredith Handhook . . . (Iiristmas the hospital . . . nightly pin uiis — I got to cut my hair right now! . . . whiz at cards— Will a heart with stem do? . . . Phi . . . Frances Margaret Louise Klick ndiahm IlnubrxoirciUe light Ahoskk Seniors ELIZABETH ANN LAAVTON typical southern miss . . . miss efficiency . . Y ' all, he looks so good in hunting ■lothes . . . making hats . . . candy liars iiid pepsi . . . ardent Dr. Ben Casey an . . . out-of-town weekends . . . ' Y ' all, I ' m so worried . . . Phi . . . Klizabeth SUSAN LOUISE LEATHERS f talented miss . . . devoted to those lours of practicing — concerts — spring re- citals — Highland choir . . . always look- ing for T.S. Phi Kappa Phi pin . . . date it seven — ready at half past seven . . . iust can ' t seem to make it on time . . . V.W.. . jiresident . . . SAI . . . courageous w easv going hall proctor . . . what a lal! . . . Phi . . . Su Elizabeth Ann Lawton Education Oeoryetown, S. Susan Louise Leathers Mn ic Henderson f CKETCHKX UUTH LEFFI.ER telli{;fiit and attractive transfer from ■noir Hliyne . . . study dates and 10 ■link loffee breaks . . . yankee accent . Phi Kappa Tau pin . . . Bob . . . ,tri] niarslial . . . Astro . . . Gretchen JUNE CAROL LEONARD Late to bed and late to rise . . ' Til get everything done somehow . . . leader of Thespians . . . the mad artist . . . lover of classical music and literature . . . dog ' s best friend . . . horse-back enthusiast . . . the happy (?) wanderer . . . Astro . . . June Ruth LefHer Charlotte 1)1 Leonard ALICE JANE LEWIS Daily trips to town after a hike to the Senior parking lot . . . say it ' s better the second time around? . . . knit cone, purl two . . . bridge . . . when in a left lane— turn left . . . Phi . . . Jane JANE ELIZABETH LINK Able leader of our student body . . . vic- tim of every disease, known and unknown . . . I don ' t have but two meetings tonight . . . sharp clothes every Thurs- day . . . giggles . . . hands always in motion . . . Billy, Friday and Sunday dates, and the long wait til June ... a willing listener . . . Phi . . . Jane Alice Jane Lewis Home Economics Ruthe Jane Elizabeth Link RelUjinn Warrenton MARY ELIZAHETH McCORMICK Wake Forest fan . . . diamond from Frank after long wait ... an August wedding . . . tlie little girl with the ■ mou-mou . . . ambition — to be a first grade teacher . . . jieeping toms in Brewer jiarlori . . . Oh, Fm so excited! . . . artist I?! . . . ' I ' hafs too personal! . . . Phi . . . Coota .iri,L ANNKTTK MeFAI.L Miscliiev ius brown eves and tiny feet . . . MiiiiiiuT trip to California . . . My llir.c lin.thrrs and F ' . . . Baltimore Oridlis . . . .Spcirts Illustrated . . . Inter- iialicinal lioyfriends . . . from music to rcligicin . . . 3rd Vann mother . . . the .May t ' ourt attendant witli auburn hair . . . Flii . . . Annette .Mary Eli zabeth McCormick Julia Ann ette McFall ' ,(lucnli,m Fairmont ReViii ' ion :iIadison Seniors NKF.MA It I MAKtiAHET XEAL McGUIRT Leader of the teachers . . . Miss Guirt to second graders at Lacy ... a summer at the beach to remember . . . school ' s out in January — forever ... a real tap dancer . . . realistic impersonations . . . sea shells and meat sauce on Sun- day . . . Astro . . . Squirt Margaret Xeal McGuirt Education Monroe JEAN BURRELL McKELVEY )ean ' s List business major . . . long lours away from Gary . . . are machines ()0(1 companions, Jeano? . . . dry wit a serious countenance . . . she ' ll surprise you ! . . . lover of simplicity . . . easy to live with . . . Phi . . . Jean LaRUE McLAMB f the inouiibiiiis ours lonj;- . . . s]).i ontagious laughti lover ize— 4 s and HAZEL El, iX Mc MAUL Petite president of New Dorm with a ■eady smile . . . phone calls from Landis I . . always time to stop and listen . . . same suite for four years . . . enthusiastic feacher of first graders . . . long range jblans for a summer wedding . . . Phi . . . Sllen I MARY LASLEY MILAM Architect ' s wife . . . industrimis st — - ' -- ' - ' cts . . . Iu-:mI Y.vi decor;, tor of : hobbie piano Lasley Milam Raleigh ELIZABETH ANNE PARKER MILLS Richmondite turned Carolinean — ? . . . January wedding and Reverend Billy . . . charburgers . . . conscientious S.G. member . . . Now Y ' all, I ' m serious . . . crunchy peanut butter . . . pigeon toed twist . . . Phi . . . Anne SUSAN ROUZER MOORE Sparkling eyes, a big smile, and short hair . . . dorm life traded f or marriage to an engineer and cununutinf; ' . . . blue and white Buick with H;it tins . . . sociology — working in Ihi- .luvcnilt- Court . . . Arpege . . . Oli y ' all, guess wliat;- . . . Phi . . . Susan Elizabeth Anne Parker Mills BeUgmn Wake Forest Susan Rouzer Moore Socioloriy Raleigh Seniors MARY I-OUISE MOHCAX lere.lith . . rnllrr lurr halH . . bi-.ich life guai tnr ui ul 1 .f l ri(l l.artirs rd . . . s,H,rts fanatic asswan- . . . •■just one -c. V v -ol 1,. study . . . (xcitiiig weekends fc is jus ()(.(! iisl( ' .r.F s. .•lls. ' d i,-s t ;, li..wl ■n.T will . . . Ast ■ son preiiarations . . . of Y.M.C.A. kids . . . ■n not talking . . . ro . . . Lu CAROLYN MIIJ.KH PARKER Martin and infallible trips to Benson cverv week-end . . . flirislmas bride . . . liridge fanatic . . . incredilile math at incredible hours . . . life guard at the pool . . . P.K. . . . monkey of the suite . . . Astro . . . Miller Mary Louise Morgan Soriolnni O.vford Carolyn Miller Parker Mathematics J!(ilei,,h MARY BELLE PATE W-rsatility — mathematician witti a H;ire(?) for art, interior decoration, and imisic . . . combinations of blue and green . . . keeper of class funds . . . wild trips in Lizzie Belle . . . Huck towel weaving in tlie cafeteria ... I don ' t know . . . stickler for symmetry . . . Phi . . . Mary Belle EULA ELIZABETH PETERSON Sees the world through lavendar colored ilasses ... a whistle and a knock and I promising future with a special med. itudent ... an early graduation and rraduate scliool . . . boys counselor . . . nakes all those petite clothes . . . Phi . . Liz Mary Belle Pate Eula Elizabeth Peterson Mathematics Asheboro Sociology Bolton XENA LEIGH PHILBRICK Pretty brown hair and beautiful browr eyes . . . works in Kilgore Hall at ,Stat College . . . lic.urs in lab . . . noatnosv . . . a quiet nice . . . friendly smile . . Astro . . . .Vena MA Kt; A RET RAND PHILLIPS Clear, searching brown eyes with the ' longest lashes ... a winning smile . . Well, when I was at W.C. . . . me of the few jiedjilc who have Book ' ' (iTii II Sense ... a family .III l ' .n,t;lisli-lcaeliing career ir nil iKijiers am! eggs-over-light nd spinach souffle . . . Englisl itests and baby foods . . . Astro . . Margaret iirl wi ,iplit: I Milton Nena Leigh Philbrick Home Economics C Rand Phillips Ualeiqh JEAN ELLEN POLLOCK Greets the morning with a boom ! . . . water-skier and beach bum . . . girl with the green thumb — her plants die annually . . . lover of Fords — white or black . . . that Jones boy?! . . . looking forward to an apartment at Virginia Beach . . . Astro . . . Jean ANNE GERTRUDE POPE That girl from Mag ... an asset to the business world and efficient manager of the Twiff ... a diamond from Drew — his July bride . . . bridge enthusiast equipped with a bridge table . . . Oh, Yawl ! . . . student of the twist . . . lover of afternoon naps, pepsis, and Winstons . . . Crabtree Creek . . . Astro . . . A. Gertie Jean Ellen Pollock Home Economics Trenton Seniors BRENDA ODELL POWER Transfer from the University of South Carolina . . . brown eyes . . . South Carolina lass . . . marriage bliss with Henrv . . . future teacher . . . bridge fiend ' . . . Phi . . . Brenda MABEL ANN PUCKETT Always willing to help others . . . tacitus Init has a dry wit . . . true friend of A. A. . . . lover of man-made machines . . . better known as Map or May- Belle . . . has a foreign taste . . . Phi . . . Mabel renda O ' Dell Power Education Raleigh Mabel Ann Puckett iness Richmond, V PATRICIA ANN RAINS m attr.icliM- iiiis-. ... a promise l,.,l will, ;, .ii.nn.i,,,! . . . I ' .illv Wall . . . ,.,-irntin„s n.ol.Irr ,,!■ yniin ' ininas . . . e southern fiirl witli soft -slow ways a bridge enthusiast . . . Astro . . . Pat SARAH MARTHA RAMSEY Long hair made sh,irt . . . .Mil e and a Old lli.-lsorv . . . niflht . . . prnhl,.,,. :,. practical jokes . . . ! president of I.R.C. . . ,rd n u:M i-v.-ry ,■1 stiidnil tr.-icher ristnias . . . great istorv major and . Astro . . . Sarah Rains Princeton Sarah Martha Ramsey EMILY JEAX RATCHFORD iugle . . . always on the go ! ... a fan if the Lambda Chis and especially Fred . . red M.G. rides ... a little gold ;harm ... a nervous knitter . . Hunter -lall — her second home . . . innumerable weekends off campus . . . business major . . Astro . . . Jean NANCY ELIZABETH RENFROW 3rown-eyed lass with flair for art . . . ■.tudies flavored with stereo . . . neat ■n dress . . . love for horses . . . Has invon - checked the mail? . . . Astro Jean Ratchford Gastonia Ed I Elizabeth Renfrow H FayetteviUe HARRIET ANN RIVKRS Our Cliief Counselor . . . Is anybody going to the Char-Burger? ... a friend- ly smile for everyone . . . You mean we don ' t have a meeting tonight? . . . anticipating weekends with R.L. . . . that certain laugh . . . fun and miscliief . . . always helping . . . Phi . . . Harriet NANCY AMELIA ROBINSON An attractive, well-groomed senior at nineteen . . . originator of a new lan- guage — French with a mountaineer ac- cent . . . 18 miles west of Asheville . . . rarely seen wearing the same outfit twice ... a blond who becomes blonder . . . Ray=a letter per day plus station- to-station phone calls . . . Phi . . . Amy irrict Ann Rivers Robinson CUjdi Seniors ELLEN LOCKHART ROGERS (h-ai ' t ' ful Ellen . . . beware during luiir- wiisliing time . . . Carolina boys or .State men ? . . . loyal supporter of N.K.A. . . . student teaclu-r witli a hur- rah for Fridays . . . that slide-drag walk up and down the hall . . . might as well — can ' t dance and it ' s too wet to plow! . . . Phi . . . Lockey PATRICIA ANN ROGERS I An individual . . . claustrophoebia in llii- Hat . . . unique vocabulary . . . Wytol, ,Io. and dead end street . . . S.S. atlvoeate . . . Jessieronkum ' s daughter witli Raleigh family . . . stubborn and impulsive . . . sleeping beauty at noon . . . cow-stall deserter . . . How ' s Max? He is? . . . Phi ... Pat SUSAN LOU ROSS Considerateness in every detail ... a knack for anything . . . unique in sum ming it all up ... a very practical mind wliich contributes to any conversation . . . I have neueh, eueh ! . . . a contagious smile . . . twelve hours of sleep the minimum . . . Astro . . . Susan ANN CAROL SANDERS A keepsake diamond necklace, blue eyes, and a warm smile mark this energetic but somi-tlmcs exhausted student teacher . . . (k-loh r chevy was a nice graduation ] rfM-iit from Mom and Dad . . . Novem- l)fr diamond and a promise of the future with Jerry . . . January graduation . . . Siiring wedding . . . Astro . . . Ann MYRA KAYE SAWYER V desire to help Billy learn to read . . clothes to go with her red hair and reckles ... a good sense of humor, a weet disposition with interest at Caro- ina . . . avid bridge fan . . . keeper of J.E.A. purse strings . . . Phi . . . Myra iREND A CORBETT SCEARCE v.y ini c(l up kid . . . great debater liislory Tuajdr . . . the eternal triangle :i Idviiii; wife . . . likes to dabble in . . . . strii . . . Brenda ANCY STEPHENS SEARS A blond with SI I calm . . . cool . . student . . . husb:i a friendly persons a day lite . . . N ' ancy ELIZABETH LOUISE SHEHHII.I. )riiiit,il eyes . . . Somebody wake me 1)1 ill time for class . . . One of the iiiys at the Sigma Chi house . . . another .vc ' tkend— another love . . . Stratford ' s •ontribution to the Angel Farm . . . You will never believe ... ... root H-er in a champagne glass . . . Grendel ' s iride . . . Astro . . . Dottie Seniors L- Poole Smith Raleiffh .JUDY ELIZABETH SHOUSE Addicted to term papers and thi nc-|iartiiic-Tit . . . nut with Dick , f(.r the future ... 1 just l,„l dous Ast listory . plans math! maps busiast Shouse JEANNE POOLE SMITH Hapj)y-go-lucky kid . . Does anybody want to play bridge? . . . Let ' s go to the Bee Hive! . . . great artist . . . finally made land-of-the-living (New Dorm) . . . trips to N.Y. and Ea.st Caro- lina . . . Astro . . . Jeanne SALIE ALINE SMITH Capable presiden make-up artist . tci C ' anil ' iiia. Chi t of StringiieUl . . . notorious jiajier rush.-s . . . rrmilar I ' hi, and l.arrN cups trips teilectual ' with i ;;ereir ' hl hi;turv SARAH KATHERYN SMITH A Home Ec major with creative ability and a vivid imagination . . . Senior Veep . . . transfer from Wingate . . . six room- mates in two years ! . . . dates with Barry . . . pincushion bracelet . . . supply store for student teachers . . . eventful summer at Myrtle Beach . . . Astro . . . Kathy Salic Aline Smil rail Kat Ecoiian .ICI.IA AX SORREI.L lellooo . . . miscliievous twinkh r eye . . . Who would like some e? . . . Home Ec major with tii dietetics . . . casual barefoot . from Sullens to Meredith . . . . Ann MARTHA GREY SPENCE ining in the parlor with Paul . . up rid to breakfast in two seconds . . . lucky lough to have a sister in Raleigh for lose big weekends . . . suite repairman . . switchboard, classes, dining hall, ite — all in a day ... I reckon . . . hi . . . Martha Julia Ann Sorrell Home Economics Wadesborc Martha Grey Spence Uistory Greensboro LINXIE DIAXXE S. SQUII.LARIO All wrapped up in Squirrel ... a Carolina Sip Ep pin one Christmas and a new name the next . . . only member of hotli Silver Shield and Tarnished HIaili . . . individual, a new personality tor every year . . . who else could prac- tiie teai-h, take eorrespondence courses, edit Till Txc!ii. and plan a weddinsr? . . . Astro . . . Dianne FAYE CREECH STAKLIXC. etite. attractive miss . . . neatne iftVi as lier daupliter Kim is tested liy Mr. Dorsett in Child Psychology ... an am- bitious student teacher who will go far . . . Astro . . . Faye i Linnie Dianne Simmons Squillario Faye Creech Starling Jlhlorii Gneiuboi-o Eil iiratliiii Rahigh Seniors BETSY HLGHES STEM Friendly brown eyes . . . dimples . . . music maker, but business major . . . Betsy, say iron for us, South Carolina st.vle ! . . . Don ' t forget to sign out . . . sophomore blind date turns out to be senior pinmate . . . Harrv . . . Phi . . . Betsy JOAX KAYE STHICKLAXD size . . . home every weekend carrying that green wardrobe . . . big Buick, Where ' s the driver?! . . . Smithfield ' s September second grade teacher . . . April wedding . . . You know what I mean! . . . Astro . . . Joan K. oan Kaye Strickland Education Smitlificld JUDITH MIZF.I.l.K SWA IX iv.s cliiH-rfiil . . . sparkliiifr jircen :..••! iust . iii ' t lulicvc inv hair! student Uachiii- . . . lillh- rrd bug, ■. nut lit i::is . . . firc.it attraction lai-v n..i-tlu-rn eitirs . . . Look icwaril, Angel . . . It ' s licit time (I M-t, we have two wliole minutes Astro . . . Judv ELOISE EDWARDS SYKES ■ til lied and early to rise . . . spar- SX lilue eyes . . . vicacious ... off |uis lives in a male household . . . land and twin sons . . . Phi . . . Judy Mizelle Swain Elolse Edwards Sykes , ,,,„.„ Rateh h Education Raleigh MIKIA.MNE WILLIAMS THOMPSON December bride! . . . Phi . . . Amie S ' DA GAIL THOKXTOX acterize tliis i.jiee tiia,|(ir . . . su) of the liee Hive . . . Innt;- hours music building . . . eliorus, en choir, recitals ... Ye Gads — no ti; Astro . . . Linda Mirianuu- Williams Thompson iliisir Raleigh Linda Ciail Thornton Music Four Oaks A petite 1 tlie SeTHTial irgiiua miss •y ' f . . . };ij: files ' . ?acninp or . . always lill tlic fii. . . . -y-nw. excited ! ' • . . . illlerrst fill thir.l F airelntli . . )..hs . . , I ' hi . . wonder- . . Joyce BARBARA ANN WAI, KEH Ears glued for those Sunday night long liistance phone calls . . . N.E.A. minute- keeper witl 1 an amhiti. on for her own Urd !,rade . . . nverlnade. 1 Inil !■■ llthusiastic .summer eas cwurker . . . CIK-kt, ail (Insscs and grease raeks . . . S. ..pllnni. ire daiiee;-- . . . a cIki imoiid— futiii re plai ined Nvith Charles . . . Astro . . . Barha, ra Joyce Dean Tripp Religiun Suffolk, Walker Seniors SYLVIA ROSE WARREX A Sigma Nu pin and a diamond leading to a Christmas wedding ... a Raininzel — daring to be different . . . creative 2nd grade teacher ... an artist at heart . . . nature lover ... air mail letters from Atlanta . . . Astro . . . Svlvia KATHERIXE COVIXGTOX WEEDE Practice teaching at Clarner — the trials and tribulations . . . 7 ' a ' iV photographer . . . green Falcon . . . that spirit of optimism . . . Wake me up, so I can go back to sleep again. . . . eggs on butter cookies? . . . when she falla ' it will be hard . . . Astro . . . Kappie Rose Warren Atlanta, Ga. Katherine Covington Weede EufjUsh Cheraxc, 8. C. CAROL CHRISTIAN WEST Wedclinp plans and student teaching o.niihiiied ... a Cliristmas bride . . . :MK-. Christi.n, ,„■ Irs. West?? . . . and ] ' .,irni ' ..I ill ... ' ■,.. ciiiiti-iliutions to thr .Irnni . . . Kii-lisli tlu-riies and liis- t„ry tern. paiK-rs . . . Ive .iust (jot to liave a Pepsi . . . Phi . . . Carol I.KAH ROSK WILLIAMS Miu-mis lau.ulit.-r . . . k-adersl,ip i,-s r.-vcilrd ill .S.c;. . . . Who ' s Who and study after midnight . . . the forward look to grrad school . . . Phi . . . Leah Carol Christian West Leah Rose Williams ( liah Raleigh Sociulot ij Wilmiiiffto .LKX WILLIAMS The Ticiii . . . well-w uers in the mountains •oilers and a red night- a big forest . . . Phi F.LI .ABETH STRONG WILSON ' our schools: St. Mary ' s. W. C, State, nd Meredith ... 1960 Deb . . . likes rt ' imming and horseback riding . . . reen eyes . . . versatile . . . intellectual( ?) . . chasing the Marines up and down the astern seaboard . . . married(?) . . . Feb. 962 bride . . . Phi ... Sis Nancy Ellen Williams English Greensboro Elizabeth Strong Wilson Sociology Raleigh MAKY ANN- WOLFE Frequent visits to Wilson with a car on the go . . starfire . . . November diamond . . . Miss Mary Ann and her first grade . . . entertainer in the wee lidurs . . . Woltu- witli a will and a wav . . . Astro . . . Mary Ann RFTSY HAUHorU WOOD Quietness and sincerity . . . Iieach sum- mers at O.D. . . . frat parties ... a life guard . . . always a friend . . . artist plus ... a Southern drawl . . . W.T.F.S. . . . Teach me to drive! ... a boy ' s red shirt . . . Astro . . . Betsy Barbour Wood Benson Seniors Elizabeth Ellen Woodall Eclh hn Enc ELIZABETH ELLEN WOODALL fontagious smile . . . rosy outlook . . . ahvavs busy . . . brains in suite . . . en- IliiisiM tic B.S.U. supporter (State as uril I. Meredith) . . . editor of ReveUle .it liist ten minutes early . . . excit- ' • :z liliiul dates . . . good listener ... a hiihhling pcrsonalitv . . . tall gal looking tor a tall man . . . Phi . . . Beth liF lSY UrSII YOIiK Soutliern beauty blessed with in tual aliility . . . leader of Stud tivitifs . . . weekends at East C ' a a . . . Christmas diamond from Jim . sjiring bride . . . baseball, anyo . washing hair at midnight . . . diplo .January . . . avid social worker . ' all, I have a ride home ... As . Kroy BETTY ANNA YOUNG Pretty lilue eyes . . . friendly smile . . . two i-ars at Peace College . . . conscien- tidus Phi Tlieta Kappa . . . loves pizza and water sports . . . It can be done. . . . Phi . . . Betty Betty Axna Youxg tciologi) iVake Forest Practicing for a D nn room check But, Mother, teased hair is the style these days ! 1. Choose those words intelligently, ' ■ll]|:l ! _ ' . No (jiu-stimi .iliiiiit l)i-r wit! 3. Hi-st all niiimi. I. Wlio s;i)s mouse- trii)) setting isn ' t a form of versatility: ' 5. Attractiveness is imiiortant, hut don ' t you think proper attire is too? (i. We exemplify all phases of athletic ability at Meredith. 7. Required or supplementary reading? 8. Ain ' t she(?), he(?) cute? SENIORS College Marshal Helen Daniel Hauhikt Rivers Organizations Because of our organizations, also, we are divided yet united. Through our different major fields we Ijeconie members of the repre- sentative clubs, and graze in our understand- ing of that particular subject. However, tlirough the Big Tlu-ee organizations — Student Govcrinnent, Baj tist Student Union, and Athletic Association — all of these clubs are rejjresented; and we develop and mature socially, spiritually, mentally, and physi- cally. Nll.MA MvCv.V. Jutfirlfll Iinn,.l I,,, ■,, „ ,,! Mm.v Franc ks Carver Let hlntivc Board Vicc-rrc.- !fhnl Betsy York Student Activities Board Vice-President STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION BOA HO MKMiu:i; McGeP, Williiiiiis. I ' . JUDICIAL HOARD Coiuposrd of sixteen incinlu-rs elected l.y tli- student body, this board assists Meredith stu- dents ill ii|ilioldinn the Honor C ' oih ' by eonsideriiif; ' all rnle infractions which are not treated auto- matically. At rei;iil.ir .iiid called iiieetiiins. Board members consider each case individually and, after weiiihing all factors, try to arrive at a just decision. HOARD MKMHERS: Sltfiiin. Ii ' tt hi riijht . Fniitt, Mackintosh, Wilkerson, Hooks, Cole, Swain. KneeUng: KohtTt.s Osborne, Kisli, Si-arcj, Wallace, McKenney. Dull, Dobbins. SUinding: Waters, Lloyd, Robinson, Hough- ton, Ennis, WoocK, Pliipps, Wicker, Knight, LefHer. LEGISLATIVE BOARD Sharing responsibility for the welfare of the entire conimunity. the Legislative Board recom- mends to the student body clianges in the Constitution and in the regulations of the Association. BOARD MEMBERS: Firi t row. left to rhiht : Spencer, Smith, McGuirt. l.ednaril, An.tv. Si,-u,i,I nnc : Butler, Hurtc.ii, Huff, Griffin, Branch, Ballou, Moore. Third row: Godwin, Dail, Lipscomb, Baxter, Davenport, Hutchins. STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD The Student Activities Board is concerned witli educating the student body in standards of social biiiavior; encouraging the development of cultural interests by promoting a strong and varied program outside the classroom; and jiromoting a broad jjrogram of social activities for stu- dents, administration, faculty, and groups oil ' campus. SYLVIA COOPER President Ann Pepper Poole Secretary Kay Hall Treasurer Beth ' Woodall Vice-President BAPTIST STUDENT UNION B.S.U. COUNCIL: First row. left to riqht : Racklev, P.H.le, St-nt Fisher, Hall, Prichard (Faculty Advisor), Sodeman. Third nn, Foster. , Trijjp. Second rou- : West, Mintz, McFall, Daniel, Leathers, Cooper, Woodall, Glenn, Y.W.A. COUNCIL: Fh- ,t rvic, left to Secretarj ' -Treasurer; Leathers, Presid Aiken, Russell. Sogers , Progr. m, Chairman; Carra«a ■ond r,m: Es ans, Saujer, Lewis, Ai In realizing that students vary in talents, interests, and needs, tiie B.S.U. has sought to provide just as varied opportunities for expression. On our campus, tlie B.S.tJ. offers worship opportunities through nightly vesper programs, occasional forums featuring speakers in fields of literature, psychology, or edu- cation, and through the annual Religious Emphasis Week. Outside opportunities for service are offered tlirough programs at Joe Lewis Park, the Raleigh li.si ' u. ' .Mission, Dorothea Dix Hospital, the N. C. .Sriioul inr ih.- Blind, and the Good Will Center. Many (il Ihisr .ulivities are jointly sponsored with the State College ll.S.U. Concern for the world ' s needs is emphasized and demonstrated through the mission efforts of LISTEN and the Y.W.A. organization. The Baptist Student Union is the student body of Meredith College, and it seeks to fulfill the needs and desires of Christian living on our campus. Secretary Ice-President Treasurer ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD First row. left to right: traig, .loncs, Puckett. ticvi.ud ru- - Jones, Allen, Hicks, Tupper. Thhd rorc: Smith, IJranon, Hollomon, Miller. Fourth row: Evans, Britt, McNairy, House. Fifth row: Weede, Morgan, Ellis, Brantley. All work and no play makes Jill a dull girl. It is the responsibility of the AA to make sure that there are no dull girls on the Meredith campus. The ]:)ur]iose of this organization is to develop school s]iirit and help enrich the education of the students. Early in the fall the board members begin rushing around planning the first school-wide activity under A A sponsorship. All the school anxiously prepares for Corn Huskin ' — a riot of faculty and class compe- tition and si)]rit. The next big event on the AA calendar is Stunt Night — drama and conu-dv played to the hilt at the Broadway of Mcndilh. As the we -ks jia.ss by the AA busily makes pl.nis tor Cliiist- nias caroling, an ushering in of the ( liiistnj.is scison by serenading the faculty and administratiun. .Sjiring orderly (?) A A me etings. fever is morae ntai rih- iiite rru, ited bv Play Dav— organized mayhem lii ' tweei: 1 tlu ■ far ■ulty, dorms, and day students. Wit li tills li iimI CVill t the wea ry, but satisfied, AA Ix lan 1 meinl.e rs CI .nclu (Ic their program of major school - vi( Je aclivi tics. During tlie y, ■;ir the- AA S|,OI isors tlie major sports — volleyl)all, h:,- ,k,-t li.-iil, alH 1 so ftli.il 1 and the minor sports— tcTiiiis, swi liiniiliji-. ;in(l l ;i(l rniiiton. ' 1 I ' ourna- ments are arran ged ill th.-sc iicl s lirtween classes, societies, and v lith tin- t,i, ■iill ,irsit - tea ms are cho.sen to compt ■te with oth i-r s( ' lio.il s. riiere a ire also other popular s M|Q, •ts aroui 111 1 lie- C, bicycle riding, jiing jioi Ig, archery, gob f, an d skating. At the end of each year a tro phy is awarded to the Jill contributi ing most to the AA program. BASKETBALL VARSITY iiiHliiiii. Iff I lu riiiht: Jones, Ellis, VOLLEYBALL VARSITY f a o J ' i F.llis, Jiiiifs. .Slinidiini. Irfl In rii lit: Brantley, Britt, Morgan, McNairy, COACHING CLUB HOOFPRINT CLUBS 3eth Holleman, President; Lynn Abraham, Vice-President; Jerry Lou Holbert, Secretary-Treasurer 107 MONOGRAM CLUB Upon earning 1,000 points f or participating various sports on campus, girls automatically ■come memhers of the Monogram Club, this ar luadeii by Mary Lou Morgan. IJrantley Sniitl; Hicks Squillario ( ' hil(lre - Jones Morgan Ellis ;askp:tball tournaments CLASS Sophomores _ 3:. Seniors _ 8 Sophomores 36 Junior-; _ 36 Sophomores Freshmen „ 7 SOCIETY VAHSnV Astros .. 52 Phis +1 Meredith 35 St. Mary ' s Astros 35 Phis Meredith 43 Rex Mert dith 30 Carolina Sports Managers •Bookie Ellis Beth Hollemax Frances McX Nancy Craig OFFICERS: Left tn right: Sandra lUitler, Vice-President; Peggy Fish, Treasurer: Ginger Melton, Sergeant- at-Arms; Patricia Walker, Secretary; Yvonne N ' orris, Song Leader; Linda Evans, Publicity Chairman. ASTROTEKTON MARSHALS: First row, left to right: Sandra Searcy, Gail Stevenson, Sec- ond row: Gretchen Leffler, Sandra Harrill; Pat Hutchins, Chief. SOCIETY Memories of a wonderful year . . . blind children playing, Astros marrying. Billy Astro visiting the Angel Farm and welcoming our new sisters on Decision Day . . . Astros win again ! . . . strains of Mother Astro echoing through the halls. Fabulous Freshmen program . . . Santa ' s de- livering the Astro star . . . trip to the blind school, bringing cheer and gifts to the chil- dren and to us . . . strains of Mother Astro echoing through the halls. Annual visit of Rhythm Kids playing for all the Meredith Angels — special day for the faculty with F.A.D. . . . Awards Day bring- ing Astros together for the last time of the year . . . strains of Motiier Astro echoing through the halls. Tl pmories ■rish all through FFICFRS L(ft t, itiiht: Xancy Spencer, Vice-Preddent ; Margaret Sii ■cret ir , Maitlii H n wiiod, Sorgcant-at-Arms; Anne Mint ., Cha])lain. Treasurer; Pamela MoCall, PHILARETIAN MARSHALS: First rou ' : Annette McFall, Penny Pittard. Secoml Carlton Lipscomb, Sandra Wallace; Peggy Kinlaw, Chief. 151{K I) HINN I ' n «; ,,t f ' SOCIETY Fall semester. 1962, was the beginning of another eventful year for the Phis at Meredith; for it brought the Phi sisters memories they will forever hold dear — new faces and the hope they will join the Phis . . . keen competition with our sister society for victory during Rush Week ... a Phi day to be long remembered, with morning serenades in the court. Phi songs ringing over the campus during the day, day students as Phi lunch guests, a riotous and rocking supper club featuring such artists as the Nightsliirts. a bonfire held on the west side of campus which served to bind old and new Phis together in a traditional songfest, the distributing of miniature Miltons and a good-night serenade to all our new friends . . . a Phi luau complete with muu-muus. ukes, hula girls, and fraternity boys ... a Phi Christmas party for the underprivileged chil- dren in the gym, and Santa ' s antics bringing tears of joy to the children and the Phis . . . a delightful freshman program showing the fine quality of our new members . . . frat combo out to entertain us . . . installation of our new officers to lead us to a victory next year . . . Awards Day when senior Phis realize graduation is almost here, and all Phis join together in the infinite bonds of Philaretian friendship to sing: Lead on, o Philaretian fair! Peggy Klick Editor Memories of 1962-63 — Signing u) tlirt-f liours of lielp with inrl ing . trips t r at 1, ' n.st lours of lielp with individual picturt- tak- . . trips, return trips, and rc-rttnrn [) get ads . . . helpful senior class partiei- ition .-ritinfi graj Dr. dav ior ' s personality para- ■iiins from and conferences with id Mr. Belcher on How to Get Out-of-Debt . . . last minute four-page dele- tion in the Senior class section . . . {)le,isure in receiving Oak Leaves charms . . . sounds of typewriters clicking late at night . . . long hours of hard work ... a tired but liajipy staff . . . the anxiety of publication day . . . the excitement of reading the 1963 Oak Leaves. ?4 rsLA. M i El.IZABKTH I..V TON- I ' hn .1,1 i:,i Myiia S. W Kl rhu „,n-a,,h!i Ed c-i.. .ss KnrroHS: ' to ritihi Crawford, Sliflton, Evans. Mana jin i Editor Asfocmte Editor Feature Editor I he jargon used h budding journalists on the Txcig staff would prohabU mystify most students on campus Comments heard at lay-out and proofreading sessions mclude Put the banner at the top, the cut undti till jiKtur. md finish the rest of the dummy. Or ' Wliit Iiii |Hiud to llu ticulty juniii? I thought it was beside the masthead ! The editor complains about late stories, the man- aging editor pleads for help on headlines, the feature editor yearns for originality, the proofreader moans over typographical errors, and the business manager sell ng KDri ' OHIAI, STAl-1- - Cox, Horton, Brock, .Miiitz „ n.ihl Kim Ufl to iiffht Wcede, MiPI Hicks, Johnson, Koss, Armstrong. FHE TWIG ' VdvertisiiiK Staff: Left to right: Naiicv Hail. N. Baker, Martlia Spence. The edit.irial and luisiiu-ss start ' s plan and vork and worry, luit sinili- with satisfaction, mil even pride, when Hi -v see thiir haliors on faculty, and alumnae. Whetlier enlisting stu- dents to comb the campus for news or soliciting for advertisements, tiie Trvir is truly a news- paper by and for the students of Meredith. L.fl h, rn hl: Fuekett, Buwers. Chirk, Willis, Gedtlie, Mahtha Balxou Circulation Manager Mahy Belle Pate Mailing Editor iKHMA ,IKAX DAVENl ' OHT E litur C AUOI. CHRISTIAN WEST . .s-.v .v oH Editor m !  Hai A tiiisty ty})i«ritfr . . . colorful rciniiulfrs on sign-out dfsks . . . notes slippt-d under doors of Kiiglisli offices . . . Hey, Pat, see what you think of this. . . . Eight word changes and three stanzas later, Here ' s a good one! . . . autumn treat: three tone-cover . . . additional stafT members and new page arrangements . . . that never-ceasing question, When? followed by a determined dasli to the tilephone . . . the two most excited people when till- .Icorn finally arrives — the editor and her roomie. The .icorn, Meredith ' s sample of creativity, of individualism, of thought and emotion as felt and expressed by her students. The Acorn, a stimulation for other students to develop creative abilities, not merely for the sake of bringing enjoyment to the reader but primarily for the purpose of providing a sense of personal fulfillment and satisfaction for the writer. The Acorn, a symbol of its purpose to elicit more and better creative writing on our campus. MABEL PUCKETT Business Manager MAHC.VHKT KAtKI.F. - Arl Editor i;i,IZiJM:TE( I.VWTON Di.sNi: I5 „wi:i s ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' • ' inn MiiiuK er Tilinst An.ni; GtuniK Ann DeWitt Typixt Typist Jo Crohuer DAy STUDENTS Early nwrniiius lllliil with ixcitcd Jalilii-ring . . . Sudden coiifiisii.ii «lnii Ihr i.lil c-l.u-k i.n the floor was noticed and tlii ' alanu lur class was sounded . . . Lunch times paciieil witli lii-idge, laughter and exciting plans for the future . . . Once again the mad dash for two o ' clock classes . . . On it went, day by day until now we have filled another year In the beginning of the year there were new names to be associated with new faces . . . The education major ' s art masterpieces decorated the book case and couch . . . Wedding p lans filled the air, as did advice from the married students ... At our Christmas party all was jolly until the food gave out fifteen minutes after the luncheon started . . . Christmas came and went . . . Exams followed close on its heels ... A surprise holiday came in March when ' ole man Winter dumped seven inches of snow on Kaleigh and gave us free cuts . . . Spring- holidays. Play Day, and May Day highlighted our days of spring fever . . . Finall the caps and gowns were donned and alinnst half of our number graduated . . . Their departure marked the end to a full year of memories and tlie beginning of dreams for the A typical scene of the Day Students ' room! 120 lilt Hi J MM MIIMti II I II! ilill l i i l iiMHilliHIIIWW CHDHlls Miss Beatrice Donlt , Dirnhir Scott Be ni i , |ii inist Biiluri luiu-s, President; Nancy Sue BuflFa- loe, Vice-President; Pns Macomber, Secretar -Tredsurei MEREDITH COLLEGE CHORUS ENSEMBLE: First row, left to riyht: Swayiie, Parker, Thornton. Macomber, Buffalo Beaver, Jones, Williams, Register, Whitley, Holland; Margaret Simmons, pianist. coihI ro-ii ' : Davenport, NOMINATING COMMITTEE ' KK MlOll ' .llis ,, I ,,,, htl . iHiht- Ratlcy, Rncrs Stric k ones, Daveniiiirt. Sir iii(l r nc h ft tii rn hl : Link, Rivers, I onard, Kliek, Cox, Bunn, York, Welch. Third row. left to riyht : Goff, Lips- I ' aylor, Godwin, Daniel, McGee, Cooper, Knight, Squillario, Haverstock, STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNSELORS ri ilit: Cu-ddic, Cl.iik, W ill.s. Situai.nid. IisIki. S, ruml r, ... W .ilker, Galloway, Mm Third riiw: Ratle , Dildd , Simmons, Cannon, House, Rogers, Brock, Williams. Fi s Pittard, Thoma.s, Miller, Bullock. Fifth row: Hunt, Norris, Kelly, Dunn, Ho MEREDITH COLLEGE PLAYHOUSE Flayh, meinbers on stage. i member of s fraternity, ALPHA RHO TAU ART CLUB I5e t:rlvi; Hiff President Mahy McMants Vice-Preshhnt Martha Osdor.ve ■Secret urii-Tr ensure I In trying to fulfill thf aims of promoting interest in art and supplementing tl: art curriculum with outside actiyities, we brought to the campus art films an speakers of interest to the entire student body. AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Lea Preside Mary Alice B 8ecretary-T f S 0f (?««c. 5 BARBER SCIENCE CLUB El.SA Andehs I ' ,-e.-.!,l „l i:ki)V Lor Hui.bert rire-l r,:--i,l,;it Xaxcy Arjiiiir Sandra Se Trea.iiir The purpose of this organization is promoting interest in the field of science. We met once a month and our programs included talks on summer jobs, lectures, and a coffee in January. In November we enjoyed a tour of Harrelson Hall at North Carolina State College. At one of our meetings we voted on several clianges in the club ' s constitution re- garding membership and attendance. w CANADAY MATHEMATICS CLUB Nancy Dail President Maky Belle Pate Vice-President Lena Rose Patti:rson Secretary Carolyn Miller Parker Treasurer COLTON ENGLISH CLUB Bobbie Heffnek Vice-President Nancy Williams Secretary-Treasurer p l|JH This year our programs related literature to tiie world of painting, sculpture, opera and ballet. In February we held our annual book auction. The money received was used to sponsor the education of Suthi Joseph, an eleven-year-old Indian boy. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB shiciit Vice-President Waded Fayed rretary-Treasurer Armed with pencil and paper, we gathered monthly to create literary order out of chaos in order to encourage more creative efforts by the students. We, also, spon- sored a visit to the campus by Mrs. Bernice Kelly Harris. GRAND- DAUGHTERS ' CLUB Nell Cox Secrrlarii Elizabktii An.v Hi ' This year we had several projects sucli .is b.iby-sittiiig during .-iluninaf meetings on campus, and contributing to the Necillework duilil. an international organization whicli helps needy people HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Ann Sorrell Vice -Pre aid en t Martha Smith Secretari .IllANXE JoHNsox Treasurer Judy Eli. Reporte . K- i l|f -1 .5j VJ V ; ' fJ ' ( ■fc Tliis year we carried out the theme Interiiati We served as liost to the college cha])t(r (li i Economics Association in its annual workshoii. Needs of th. ot Home Economists. North Carolina Home INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sarah Hamsev Presideiit Sandra Sue Horton ' ice-President Frances Gorham Secretary-Treu urer At our October meeting we enjoyed lieariiif; Hex. I ' inl.itor speak. In Januarv Helquere, in preparation for the model U.N.. spoke to us. We all found tlie East Dinner in the Spring most interesting and informative. LA TERTUUA SPANISH CLUB Linda Baxtir Jane Worrkll Serretarji Louise Mii.ford Trecmirrr Our purpose, to promote interest in tlie people and culture of Spanish speaking countries, fostered various activities, such as Dr. Syron ' s lecture on Yucatan and an open house at Christmas given for Latin American students and families of Raleigh. ( f We had one regular meeting during each semester and ,i Christmas party in Decem- ber. At these times we enjoyed singing French songs and learning about French contributions to the arts and other areas of life. LES AMIES FRANCAISES .Irnv Avkry Prcsiilfnt Carol May Vice-Preshleiit Barbara Saintsing Secretary-Treasurer MEREDITH LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Saxbra Sue Horton President Donna Yancey Dellinger ' ice-President Frances Gorham Secretary-Treasurer The club strives to increase the interests jnd iinch i st imlmus (li its members in the political organization of our local and national yoM i niiu rits md in our democratic way of life. Our biggest project was the State Student Lt gislature. PRICE LATIN CLUB t ' AKOl.YN- MOURI: President Anx White Vice-President Donna Haverstock Secretary Mary Elizabeth Curki Treasurer We met once a mo the Roman Thanks tide customs. Seco: st srniester enjoyed programs such as a jiLiy about g and. in December, a story on ancient and in() ierii yule- L-niester programs were equally as informative. PSI CHI CLUB Martwa Elliott ' )•(■ .- rfpn Ri ' Tii Kli.kn Johmso; ] ' ict-I ' r(:side7tt Carol Ellis Secretary-Treasurer We have gained a more broadening; outlook on tlie fields of psvehology the talks given by Miss Betty Choa, speaker on the study of psychology mosa, and Mr. George Johnson, a psychiatric social worker. SOCIOLOGY CLUB Beki CIriffix President Betty Godwin Vice-President Betty Jo Johnson The Sociology Club gives us a chance to learn more about people by working witii them and by studying human behavior. This year we directed our programs toward a consideration of international living. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Maruaket McGuikt President Ellen Rogers Vice-President Barbara Walker Secretary Myka Sawyer Treasurer The club seeks to promote interest in t grams of educational value. One of t Christmas party we gave for the blind e; profession and to sponsor pro- liiiiblifilits of the year was tlie annual ildren. TOMORROW ' S BUSINESS WOMEN Martha Bai.loc PrcDident Anx DeWitt Vice-President Ann- Carper Geddie Secret urn Mabel Puckett Treasurer This year we drew on tlie exjjerience and knowhiige of guest speakers, while fre- quent field trips further acquainted us witii the business world. The Christmas Mailing List gave us a chance at production and marketing. ' i 1 I 1 f ■ HONORARIES At Meredith we have the chance not only to ( ru ' ic Ijut also to exccll. In this section are featured those students who have been outstanding in tlie areas of scholarship, leadership, service to the school, and Chris- tian character. ILVER s:hield MARY FRANCES CARVER DIANNE SIMMONS SaulUARIO HARRIET RIVERS JANE LINK SECfiEr iffy- TREASURER m f VELMA MSGEE r Velma McGee Klizaeeth H: ALIE Smith Pre.iiclent KAPPA NU SIGMA AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Leah Rose Willii Bottom row: Dianne Simmons Squillario, Salie Smith, Harriet Rivers, Velma McGce. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Mary Milam Bottom rozc: Priscilla Macomber, Carol Holland, Jane Hendricks. Sylvia Cooper lovd, Elizabeth i 1 v . 1 _ 1 1 i  . ' TRADITIONS Tlirough our traditional activities we learn the joy of wholesome coni]jetition and good sportsmanship. We, also, are given the op- portunity to develop our creative abilities; and to grocc socially in our relationship and fellowship with our fellow students, faculty members, administration, and friends out- side our college community. These traditions through which we make social development for the future are in essence our link to the }:)ast. Corn Huskin ' is the first clianct- of tlic year for us to show the faculty that the students are equal in at least some respects. Starting with an informal supper and the Parade of Costumes, this gala fall festival is continued in the gym with contests of skill and dexterity. Apple bobbing, hawg calling, tall tales and corn husking are all part of the fun and frolic. The program ends in a spirit of fellow- ship as each class joins its class song to close out the day. 140 Stunt Night presents the classes an opportunity to display their talents in many fields. An original skit must be written, organized, and produced. Much rivalry is generated as Freshmen attempt to out- do Seniors in writing, music, art. and dramatics. Tears are seen coming from both winner and loser as first place is announced. CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES ■■ Our Mereditli Christmas activities begin with the liffhting ot tlie Christmas tree in front of Joiuis Hall. Soon decorated doors begin to appear and everyone eagerly awaits the Christmas dinner, carolii hall parties, and vacation. PLAY DAY Play Day again otters us the opportunity to surpass tlie faculty. Sjiringtime brings everyone outside for games in the afternoon followed by a picnic supper and tlie higli point of tlie day. the crowning of the Duke and Duchess of Play Day. Ma Dav. our aiiuiial salutu to the gods of spring, youth and ht-auty. begins witli a serenade to tile Queen by her loyal sophomore subjects. Everyone, awakened and overjoyed by this ceremonious begin- ning to the day, tlien joins in a family style breakfast. A horse show is held early in the afternoon. Later in the day the ceremonies are continued with the presentation of the Queen of May and her Court to the faculty, students, and guests in an outdoor setting. 143 MAY QUEEN MISS HELEN DA.N MAID OF HONOR MISS .TOY HAHHINC; l ' () MAY DAi Miss Sandra Moruan Miss Barbara Tilley SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Miss Marion Welch rliss Ruth Ann Knott FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS 1963 JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Miss Mary Lyon McKexney Miss Xaxcy Evaxs SENIOR ATTENDANTS Miss Beverlye Huff Miss Annette McFali As wc, the Senior Class, complete our oi ' owth at Mercditli, we are still mindful that altliouyh wc have reached our physical maturity, wc still have mucli s))iritual and mental dc el()|)ment to exj)ericnce. Wc are truly grateful not only to the faculty and administration, hut also to each one of you who is a vital i)ai-t of the Mci-edith connntuiity. for accompanying us along this four-year ])ath of development and for instilling in us the desire to better ourselves and to serve others. To vou wc bid farewell. IT at I Advertisements and Student Director Tlirougli our associations with the people of Raleigli and surrounding areas, we again are given tlie opportunity for social matura- tion. The support given the Oak I eaves by tiic establishments which appear in tliis section is their way of thanking us for patro- nizing tiieni. We at Meredith are proud to, also, have tJiis opportunity to tliank tliem for their service to us. SENIOR STATISTICS BARBARA BLANCHARD ALLEN B.S.U. Council 2, 3 (Art Chairman 3); Alpha Rho Tau Art Club 2, 3; Stunt Chairman 3; May Court Representative 3. ELSA CARTWRIGHT ANDERS Stunt 1; Price Latin Club 1, 2; Canadav Math Club 2, 3. 4: Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4. CLABRON ANN BARBEE Wake Forest College 3, 4; Chorus 3; N.E.A. 2; Meredith College Day Student 3, 4. ANN DRUCILLA BARNHARDT Granddaughters Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Rho Tau Art Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 3); Stunt Committee Chairman 3. NANCY DAVIS ARMOUR Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4). MARY DEVERICKS ARMSTRONG Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stunt Com- mittee Chairman 2; Student Government Counselor 2; Granddaughter ' s Club 1. RUTH FISHER ARMSTRONG Granddaughter ' s Club 1; Alpha Rho Tau Art Club 2, 3. 4; B.S.U. Council 3; Home Economics Club 4. LYNDA COPLEY ARRINGTON JUDITH LEIGH AVERY Les Amies Francaises 1, 2, 3, 4 ( Secretary - Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4); Student Activities Board 4; N.E.A. 4. NORMA LOUISE BAKER Les Amies Francaises 1; Alpha Rho Tau Art Club 2, 4; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4 (Publicity Chairman 3); Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4; Twig Advertising Staff 3. 4: N.E.A. 3, 4. GENEVA UNDINE BARNHILL Les Amies Francaises Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; American Guild of Organists 1, 2, 3; Astrotekton Society pianist 3, 4. BRYNA MILDRED BARRETT Colton English Club 1: Price Latin Club 1, 2; Day Student House Chairman 4; N.E.A. 4. LINDA CAROLE BAXTER Stunt 1, 2; Student Government Counselor 3; Chorus 3; Athletic Association 3: La Tertulia Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Hoof- print Club 3; Activities Board 4; Acorn Staff 4. BETSY BLAND BENTHALL SARAH LOUISE BERNARD JERRIE PRESTON BIBB Mars Hill 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4. LINDA HAMRICK BLALOCK Gardner Webb College 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; N.E.A. 4; Day Student 2, 3, 4. SARAH JEAN BAKER 1; Y.W.A. 1; Sociology Club 2, 3, Stunt (Social Chairman 4) N.E.A. 3, 4. HELEN PAULINE BOONE Peace College 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4; Les Amies Francaises Club 3, 4; Colton English Club 3; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4. MARTHA MANLY BALLOU Florida Southern College 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; Granddaughter ' s Club 2, 3, 4; Play- house 2, 3. 4 (Secretary 3, 4); Stunt Commit- tee Chairman 3; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4 (President 4); Student Activities Board Secretary-Treasurer 4; Twig Circulation Man- ager 4. BILLIE PARKER BARBEE Barber Science Club 2; Stunt 3; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4; Twig typist 4. LAURA WYTOL BRANCH Twig typist 1: Alpha Rho Tau Art Club 1, 2; Price Latin Club 1, 2: Sociology Club 1, 2; Meredith College Chorus 2; Stunt 1, 2, 3; Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); N.E.A. 3, 4: Student Activities Board 4. JOAN LARUE BRANTLEY Canaday Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Oak Leaves editorial staff 2, Business Staff 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; N.E.A. 4. RIDGEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Ridge Road and Faircloth Raleigh, North Carolina PATRONIZE YOUR NEIGHBORS First-Citizens Bank Trust Co. 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EDNA EDMUNDSON BUFFALOE Peace College N.E.A. 4. 2; Meredith College 3, 4; ELIZABETH EARLE BULLARD Mars Hill College 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4; Athletic Association Publicity Chairman 3, 4; Twig editorial staff 4; Psi Chi Club 4. Stunt 3; Philaretian Society Vice-President 3; B.S.U. Council 3, 4 (Music Chairman 3, Presi- dent 4); State B.S.U. Organist 4; Leadership Council 4; Nominating Committee 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges 4. NANCY ELIZABETH DAIL Canaday Math Club 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Twig advertising staff 4; N.E.A. 4; Student Government Association Student Activities Board 4. HELEN FINCH DANIEL May Court Representative 1; Price Latin Club 1, 2 (Secretary 2); P hilaretian Society Mar- shal 2; Stunt 2; American Guild of Organists 2, 3; Chorus 3; B.S.U. Music Chairman 4; Col- lege Marshal 4; May Queen 4. BRENDA FRANCES BUNN Stunt 2, 4; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; N.E.A. 2, 3, 4; Dormitory Vice-President 3; Student Gov- ernment Association 3; Philaretian Society President 4; Nominating Committee 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges 4; Leadership Coun- cil 4; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4. JEANNE SMITH BURGESS Price Latin Club 1, 2; Student League of Women Voters 1; N.E.A. 3, 4. MARY FRANCES CARVER Student Government Association Sophomore Representative 2; Student Government As- sociation Counselor 2; Nominating Committee Class Representative 2; Junior Class President 3; Student Legislative Board Vice-President 4; Silver Shield 4; Student Government Execu- tive Board 4; Nominating Committee 3, 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges 4; Leader- ship Council 4. BRENDA CAROLE CLARK Campbell College 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4; Student Government Association Counselor 4; Twig head typist 4. HARRIET CLARK COLE Student Government Association Counselor 2; Stunt 3, 4; Dormitory Vice-President 4: Stu- dent (Government Association Legislative Board 4; N.E.A. 4. SYLVIA ANNETTE COOPER American Guild of Organists 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pro- gram Chairman 2); Chorus 2, 3; Ensemble 3; SALWA FAHMY DARWISH BERMA JEAN DAVENPORT American Guild of Organists 2; Philaretian Society Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Chorus 3, 4; En- semble 3, 4; Greater B.S.U. Council 3: Colton English Club 3, 4; Acorn editor 4; Leadership Council 4; Nominating Committee 4. KATHERINE GENE DAVENPORT Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2); Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4); A.A. Social Chairman 3; S.G.A. Student Activities Board 4. MARY LOUISE DAVIS Student Government Counselor 3; Astrotekton Society Treasurer 3; Stunt 3; Oak Leaves Jun- ior Class Editor 3; N.E.A. 3, 4; Senior Class President 4; Nominating Committee 4; Leader- ship Council 4. 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LAUNDRY -CLEANERS At Cameron Village Fine Thin;is Finely Done and Ridgewood Shopping Center COIN LAUNDRY SERVICE AT RIDGEWOOD enjoys serving you jm- ' IN RALEIGH ' S CAMERON VILLAGE KAREN SOMNER FELTNER Purdue University 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4. GLADYS SANDRA FISHER Stunt 1; I.R.C. 3, 4; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4; Dormitory Vice-President 3. Presi- dent 4; Student Government Association Judi- 4. LINDA JEAN FOSTER Les Amies Francaises 1; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3 ,4; B.S.U. Council Methodist Repre- sentative 3, 4; N.E.A. 4. JUDITH LE E FUNDERBURK Colton English Club 2. ELIZABETH JANE HAYWOOD Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Reporter 2, 3, 4); Chorus 2; Stunt 2, 3; Philaretian Society Treasurer 2; Dormitory Vice-President 3; Oak Leaves Copy Editor 4. BARBARA JEAN HEFFNER Student Government Counselor 2; Oak Leaves Class Editor 2. 3; Astrotekton Society; Dormitory Vice-President 3; Colton English Club (Vice-President 4). SONYA JEAN HEGE La Tertulia Spanish Club 1; Freeman Religion Club 1, 2 (Social Chairman 2); Student Gov- ernment Counselor 2; Twig Staff 3, 4 (Re- porter 3, Feature Editor 4). MARJORIE GRAHAM GASH MARTHA ANN CARPER GEDDIE St. Mary ' s Junior College 1, 2: Meredith Col- lege 3, 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Tu ' ig typist 4; Acorn typist 4; Oak Leaves typist 4; Student Government Counselor 4. CARROLL ANN HICKS Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Twig Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Creative Writing Club 2. 3, 4; La Tertulia Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Colton English Club 3, 4; Stunt Script Committee Chairman 3: Stunt Chairman 4; I.R.C. 3, 4; B.S.U. Day Students Representative 3; Monogram Club 4; A. A. 4. FRANCES ANNE GORHAM Home Economics Club 1: La Tertulia Spanish Club 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; A, A. Board 3; Play- house 3, 4; I.R.C. 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 4); Oak Leaves Business Staff 4; N.E.A. 4; Stu- dent League of Women Voters 4. REBECCA ANN GRIFFIN Home Economics Club 1. 2; Astrotekton Mar- shal 2; Student Government Counselor 2; So- ciology Club 3, 4 (President 4); Stunt 3: Psi Chi Club 4; Student Activities Board 4. MARION KING HALL Price Latin Club 1, 2; Barber Science Club 2. 3, 4; Psi Chi Club 4. NORMA JEAN HAMRICK Stunt Prop Committee Chairman 3; Religious Emphasis Week 3; Religion Club (Treasurer 3); Dean ' s List 3; B.S.U. Council 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4. DIXIE RUTH HARRINGTON RUTH ELIZABETH HOLLEMAN Stunt 1, 2, 3; Hoof print Club 1, dent 3); A.A. Board 3; Greater cil 3; N.E.A. 3. 2, 3 (Presi- 3.S.U. Coun- VIRGINIA LEE HOLLOWAY Dav Student Social Chairman 3. SANDRA SUE HORTON Stunt 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2; I.R.C. 2, 3, 4 (Vice- President 4); Student League of Women Vot- ers 2, 3, 4 (President 4): Twig Reporter 2, 3, 4; Iternate Delegate to State Student Legis- lature 3; S.G.A. Studsnt Activities Board 4. 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MYRA STOWE JACKSON SYLVIA O ' DANIEL JEFFCOAT BETTY JO JOHNSON Price Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Sociology Club 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); N.E.A. 3, 4; Granddaughter ' s Club 3, 4. JO ANNE JOHNSON Wake Forest College 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4; Stunt 4; Twig Columnist 4; Dean ' s List SUSAN ELLIOTT JOHNSON VERA TEMPLE JOHNSON Price Latin Club 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Twig photographer 4. BARBARA ANN JONES Sigma Alpha Iota 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4); Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 (Librarian 2, President 4); Colton Eng- lish Club 2; Acorn Class Editor 2, 3; Ensemble 3, 4; Stunt 4; Twig Columnist 4; Dean ' s List 2, 3. JANET FAYE JONES Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4 (Socia: 3): Chorus 2, 3. NANCY KATHERINE JONES Les Amies Francaises 1, 2, 3; B.S.U. Council 2; Chorus 2, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Nominating Committee 3, 4: Psi Chi Club 3, 4; N.E.A. 3, 4; A. A. Vice-President 3; A.A. President 4; Leadership Council 4; Who ' s Who in Amercan Colleges 4. PEGGY ANN KINLAW Philaretian Society Marshal 1; B.S.U. Council 2, 3, 4; Philaretian Society Chief Marshal 4. MARGARET LOUISE KLICK Chorus 1, 4; Twig Reporter 2; Greater B.S.U. Council 2; Freeman Religion Club 2. 3; Phi- laretian Society Chaplain 2; Oak Leaves 2, 3, 4 (Class Editor 2, Bu iness Manager 3, Edi- tor 4); N E.A. 3; Religious Emphasis Week 3; Leadership Council 4; Nominating Committee 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges 4. FRANCES KAY KNIGHT I.R.C. 2, 3, 4; Delegate to State Student Legis- lature 2, 3; Corresponding N. C. State Student Legislature 4; Student League of Women Vot- ers 2. 3, 4 (Secretary 3); Delegate to Model U.N. 3: Nominating Committee Chairman and Handbook Editor 4. JANE ELIZABETH LAWRENCE Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN LAWTON Home Economics Club 1. 2; Granddaughter ' s Clu b 1, 2, 3, 4; Nominating Committee Class Representative 3; Acorn Circulation Manager 4; Oak Leaves Photography Editor 4; N.E.A. 4. SUSAN LOUISE LEATHERS Sigma Alpha Iota 1. 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3, Vice-President 4): Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Ameri- can Guild of Organists 1, 2, 3, 4 (Program Chairman 2, President 4): Twig Staff 2, 3; Dormitory Vice-President 3; N.E.A. 3, 4; B.S.U, Council 4; Y.W.A. President 4. GRETCHEN RUTH LEFFLER Lenoir Rhvne College 1; Meredith College 2, 3. 4; I.R.C. 3. 4: N.E.A. 4; Dormitory Vice- President 4; Student Government Association Legislative Board 4; Astrotekton Society Mar- shal 4. JUNE CAROL LEONARD Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 2, 3, President 4): Student Government Coun- selor 2; Stunt 2, 3, 4; Alpha Rho Tau Art Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3); Hoofprint Club 3. 4; Colton English Club 4; S.G.A. Stu- dent Activities Board 4: Nominating Commit- tee 4. 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LaRUE McLAMB Mars Hill College 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4: N.E.A. 3, 4. ELIZABETH LEE McMANUS Alpha Rho Tau Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tii ' ig Art Editor 3, 4; Dean ' s List 3. HAZEL ELLEN McPHAUL B.S.U. Council Presbyterian Representative 2; Greater B.S.U. Council 3; Religious Emphasis Week 3; Twig Editorial Staff 4; Dormitory President 4; S.G.A. Judicial Board 4; N.E.A. 4; Election Chairman 4. MARY LASLEY MILAM Sigma Alpha Iota 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. NENA LEIGH PHILBRICK Woman ' s College of U.N.C. 1; Meredith Col- lege 2, 3, 4; Barber Science Club 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Social Committee Chairman 4. MARGARET RAND PHILLIPPS Granddaughter ' s Club 4; I.R.C. 4; Colton Eng- lish Club 4. JEAN ELLEN POLLOCK Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4; N.E.A. 4; Twig Staff 4. ANNE GERTRUDE POPE Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 3): Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 4; Oak Leaves Class Editor 3; Twig Business Man- ager 4. MABEL ANN PUCKETT Freeman Religion Club 1, 2, 3 (Publicity Chairman 3); A. 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