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CARLYLE CAMPBELL LIBRARY CLASS A 376. 8 ACCESSION 53818 MEREDITH COLLEGE M5W 1965 CARLYLE CAMPiBELL LIBRAiKY Meredith College Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 Oak Leaves Published by the Student Body of Meredith College Raleigh, North Carolina Linda Arledge, Editor Kent Thompson, Business Manager Meredith Co,,. .. -lorary Raleigh, Nortii Carolina jm.. ' - ' m ;i-« , ' 5: ? - j ii :-;sji-. i 4 im i m mm ' U . _. ' --■«i«fMt is.v c ' mmsmi here is one art of iihich every man should master — the art of reflection — you are not a think- ing man, to uhat purpose are you a man at all? — Coleridge , Meredith . . . at first only a ivord that pictures nothing . . . ive arrive eager and yet scared of the unknoivn . . . how awkivard it is to be new and unsure ... a roommate, at first, only a name, but now someone who exists . . . classes, no longer is work completed ivith satisfaction . . . it seems end- less. . . . I w% We ivorry about grades, making new friends, the right fraternity . . . we grow, and the image we see of ourselves in other eyes is no longer hazy . . . we develop a code to live by . . . it is different than the life before Meredith . . . the mirror of our past has broken, but not completely . . . we still cling. . . . W hSHiS: i£ — si fi we gain satisfaction through a job well done . . . we finally learn how to study . . . we feel as if we have known our friends for a life-time . . . those we have left behind are no longer clear . . . it is their image that is hazy now. It is a good feeling to know, to be wanted . . . we become involved . . . each of us with a different goal in mind . . . we find classes that interest us ... we sit in others that bore us . . . we choose a major and begin to think about the future and what we will do — but we are not too concerned, it seems so far away. . . . Frustrations come with our new image . . . without ivarning . . . the more we learn, the more we question . . . sometimes, it seems as if answers wont come . . ' . pressures seem unbearable, but we manage. . . . College is a separate world . . . the only reality we know is Meredith, and the life that is connected with it . . . our reflection is one of new experiences, growth, doubt, perplexion, confidence, and knowledge. . . . W . 1 Hfflw 0 Urn ffwa ' ' ' jH , We have tried to reflect all aspects of life at Meredith in this book . . . the thoughts and actions of each student, we hope, can be found in the different sec- tions of this, the 1965 Oak Leaves. e X ss .:.$r:t ' ' ' ' -mm i i ' ■.j € CONTEN ' M rologue ' ShK- Dedication . ■■V. 16 acuity and Administration . . 18 Students 32 Organizations 96 Epilogue 160 Advertisements and Student Directory 162 Dedication You reflect the image of ... an instructor with your dedication to we your students. You make us aware of the love you have for knowledge and its acceptance by us . . . You reflect the image of . . . an advisor with your firmness and kindness when we come to you for help. We thank for you taking time for our never-ending questions. . . . You reflect the image of a friend when you walk to class with us and talk to us of our private lives. Always ready for a challenge at checkers, a daily walk from Ruffin Street to Meredith, guidance for the Oak Leaves financial staff . . . the Mad Hatter who will never be replaced. To you we dedicate 16 Dr. E. F. Canaday af ' Faculty and Administration . Board of Trustees Charles B. Deane, Chairman Howard R. Boozer, Vice Chairman Maude D. Bunn, Secretary- Terms Expire 1964 Maude D. Bunn Raleigh Elizabeth J. Dotterer Sanford Paul Early Greensboro Hatcher S. Elliot Charlotte Hayden B. Hayes. Hickory Ernest P. Russell Concord Straughan H. Watkins Henderson 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 Terms Expire 1965 Hubert M. Craig Lincolnton Charles B. Deane Rockingham lone K. Knight Madison Bland B. Pruitt Louisburg E. L. Rankin, Jr Raleigh Virginia L. Robertson Rocky Mount Virginia L. Wood Leaksville Terms Expire 1967 Hugh G. Ashcraft Charlotte W. J. Broadwell Durham Christine B. Farrior Williamston John M. Lewis Raleigh Thomas L. Rich, Jr Fairmont Charles R. Tucker Gary Wm. H. Westphal Greensboro EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE E. L. Rankin, Jr., Chairman Howard R. Boozer, Vice Chairman W. J. Broadwell Elizabeth J. Dotterer John M. Lewis Wm. H. Westphal W. H. Trentman Charles R. Tucker Maude T. Bunn Warren Carr Straughan H. Watkins 20 President DR. CARLYLE CAMPBELL Chapel talks always received with enthusiasm and applause . . . out- standing President known throughout the state . . . concern and interest in the student body . . . always ready to defend and support the progress of education . . . good cigars ... a twinkle in the eye and an interesting tale . . . solomn and awe at Founder ' s Day . . . graduation exercises and words for the future . . . short breaks in the Bee-Hive ... the past, present, and future spirit of our school re- flected in his every movement. BUSINESS MANAGER George Silver, Ph.D REGISTRAR Mary Bland Josey, A.B. 22 PUBLIC RELATIOJVS f 3S. €2 Sankey L. Blanton, D.D. JS jKl Xj DEAN OF STUDENTS Louise Fleming, A.M. Hazel Baity, A.B. in L.S. Librarian Lucille Dandridge Assistant House Director Jane Greene, A.M. Assistant Librarian Gwen Davis Bookkeeper Ann DeWitt Secretary to Registrar Pauline Gay Bookkeeper Administration r O O Mary Hamilton Secretary to the Dean Dru Hinsley, A.B. Supply Store Manager Harriet Holler, B.S. Dietitian Faye Humphries, A.B. News Bureau Director Edna Hurst, R.N. Nurse Margaret Johnson Secretary Business Office Dorothy McCombs Library Assistant Judy McLamb Assistant Dean of Students Kate Matthews Assistant Alumnae Office 24 Margaret Morris Alumnae Secretary LuciLE Peak Assistant Dean of Students Elizabeth Ponton Assistant Alumnae Office Evelyn Posey Secretary Alumnae Office Virginia Pruden Library Assistant Lois Renfrow Secretary to President Carolyn Robinson Secretary to tfie Director of Public Relations Lucy Saunders Nurse Virginia Scabroro Secretary to tfie Business Marmger Harry Simmons Supervisor of Maintenance William J. Senter, M.D. Physician MaBelle Smith Assistant Dean of Students Frances Thorne Dining Hall Hostess R. A. L. Walker, B.A. Director of Religious Activity Martha J. Whelden House Director Betty Jean Yeager, A.B. Secretary to the Dean of Students Pf M. f r f Administration 25 Faculty ART Arthur C. Downs, Ed.D. Professor Diana Harmon, B.A. Instructor Leonard White, B.A. Assistant Professor BIOLOGY John Yarbrough, Ph.D. Professor Helen Kelman, M.A. Part-time Instructor James H. Eads Assistant Professor BUSINESS and ECONOMICS Lois Frazier, Ed.D. Professor Ruth B. Robinson, M.Ed. Instructor Evelyn P. Simmons, B.S. Instructor OB rj ' - $: i Faculty CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS Mary Elizabeth Yarbrough, Ph.D. Professor Helen Jo Collins, M.S. Assistant Professor David R. Professor EDUCATION Reveley, Ph.D. LiLA Bell, M.Ed. Assistant Professor Harry K. Dorsett, A.M. Associate Professor Robert G. Fracker, M.A. Instructor (not pictured) ENGLISH Mary Lynch Johnson, Ph.D., L.H.D. Professor Dorothy Pope Greenwood, A.M. — Instructor Mamie Hafner, A.M. Assistant Professor 1 ENGLISH Zone Kemp Knight, Ph.D. Professor Norma Rose, Ph.D. Professor Nancy Snow, B.A. Part-time Instructor c O 27 Faculty FOREIGN LANGUAGE Jacqueline Beza, M.A. QUENTIN 0, Professor McAllister, Ph.D. Instructor SusANNE H. Freud, Ph.D. Associate Professor William R. Ledford, M.A. Instructor W«l| HISTORY and POLITICAL SCIENCE Sarah M. Lemmon, Ph.D. Profe Carolyn Harrington, M.A. Instructor Frank L. Grubbs, Ph.D. Instructor Carolyn M. Happer, M.A. Instructor Thomas C. Parramore, Ph.D. Instructor HOME ECONOMICS Ellen D. Brewer, A.M. Professor Jennie M. Hanyen, M.A. Associate Professor Faculty MATHEMATICS Ernest F. Canaday, Ph.D. Professor M Geneva L. Martin, A.B. Part-time Instructor Dorothy K. Preston, M.A. Instructor MUSIC Iarry E. Cooper, Mus.D. Professor m jrk Edwin K. Blanchard, M.Mus. Lit., Assistant Pro- fessor; James L. Clyburn, A.B., B.S., Instructor; Beatrice Donley, B.M., Associate Professor. Phyllis W. Garriss, M.M., Assistant Professor (not pictured). Bottom row: Isabelle Haeseler, M.S.M., Instructor; Stuart Pratt, Mus.M., Professor; Stephen E. Young, S.M.M., Instructor. Jay D. Massey, M.A. Assistant Professor Faculty Helena W. Alleen, M.Ed. Instructor PHYSICAL EDUCATION and HEALTH Mary M. Edwards Instructor Frances W. Stevens, A.M. Part-time Instructor PSYCHOLOGY Ethel Tilley, Ph.D. Professor L RELIGION Bernard H. Cochran, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Roger H. Crook, Th.D. Professor Ralph E. McLain, Ph.D. Professor 30 w SOCIOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Dr. Leslie W. Syron, Ph.D. Professor Mr. Vergean R. Burkin, M.A. Instructor Mr. Dan McGee, M.A. Instructor I h J S i i f r STUDENTS SENIORS ... a senior is a girl who Never Said Die. She has completed twenty-four hours in her major field and now full of plans and tired of study she has decided that . . . there are more important things to do than study. She enjoys ... the feeling of superi- ority, unlimited cuts and week-ends, a car — even if it envolves a mile hike, the monthly issues of Modern Bride, living in the luxury of Poteat with it ' s scent of RAID always near, watching all the under classmen on their way to P.E. classes, being able always to find three others who know how to play bridge, looking forward as well as backward. A senior marks off . . . blind dates, summer jobs, the last letter to home asking for money, knee socks and loafers, her last dorm card, bluebooks and cramming, counting the thirty-five miles, her seven-hundred and fiftieth chapel program, riding the city buses. A Senior can be seen . . . with the want-ad section in one hand and an application in the other, knitting while she is engrossed in Peyton Place, proudly polishing the rock on her left hand, with a worried frown on her face as she counts up those Q.P. ' s, visiting in the Bee-Hive over a cup of coffee and a cigarette . A Senior smiles because . . . practice teaching is over, she is on this side of four years of college, the amphitheater provided a unique dating area throughout her Senior year, her days in the Brewer House are over, that long awaited recital is in the past, her afternoons are no longer consumed with labs and educa- tion projects, her art exhibit is finis. A Senior gets a lump in her throat when she . . . sings her Alma Mater for the last time, receives her first alumnae bulletin, says good- bye instead of see you next year, packs her car for the last time, and realizes it is the end. 34 OFFICERS: Nancy Armstrong Cook, Secretary; Martha Plyer, Vice President; Mary Ann Britt, Treasurer. Nell Cox, President k ' 35 LYNN VIRGINIA ABRAHAM Hello, Boo-Boo! . . . never in bed before 1 a.m. . . . great patriot of the stables ... I want to hear ' Fiddler on the Roof . . . cigarettes, coffee, and gum . . . dreams of a horse, a car, and a poodle . . . History major from Alexandria. Virginia . . . Lynn ELAINE RENEGAR ADAMS The ability to make a house a home . . . sparkling eyes and peaches and cream complexion . . . waitress talent in prac- tice house . . . Wayne, Wayne, Wayne . . . see the world through covered glasses . . . Home Economics major from Raleigh . . . Elaine JESSICA LYNN ADAMS A. A. Merimaid . . . chief story-teller . . . Ya ' ll, let ' s go to the Charburger . . . number one back scratcher . . . Bridge expert . . . mathematical solution to everything . . . always lending a help- ing hand . . . Penhead . . . cleanest head in town . . . FTTTT . . . Math major from Smithfield . . . Penny MARY ANN AINSLEY Enter through transom, please . . . give us a G . . . chriscrossed . . . tele- phone Mary Ann — blind date . . . sym- pathy or advice to the lovelorn! . . . BSU meetings . . . postmaster general . . . Hello punkin . . . Religion major from Ahoskie . . . Ainsley MARY VIRDEN ALLCOTT Large brown eyes which express exhu- berant feelings . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . long hours in the music building ... a mad month before Senior recital ... a Richmond lassie who prefers Virginia gentlemen . . . FTTTT . . . Music major from Richmond, Vir- ginia . . . Mary GLORIA ELAINE ALLEN Pretty religion major from Benson who keeps the switchboard hopping with calls . . . frequent walks to Ridgewood . . . dating every spare minute . . . popular and interpretive dancing ... a hope to teach elementary school . . . Re- ligion major from Benson . . . Gloria 36 CAROL VAUGHN ANDREWS A Poloroid and Twig beats are due . . . from Vinnie Vauxhaul to Minnie Mustang . . . Yaw ' ll she ' ll just cor- rode! . . . That certain laugh ... an unforgettable summer trip resulting in a distinctively Italian look . . . Eng- lish major from White Lake and sur- rounding areas . . . Cubby LINDA LEE ARLEDGE Leaves — Chief Leaf D.C. . . . vivacious personality . . . Democrat all the way ... 30 hours of history and teaching 5th grade?? . . . 1 believe . . . desire to make the world a better place . . . FTTTT . . . History major from Hendersonville . . . Art- ledge CORINA FAYE AUTRY A January bride . . . lots of shopping trips I tor a wedding trouseau) . . . Hey, y ' all! I can ' t find my stamps . . . How many calories in a snicker? . . . Math major from Lillington . . . Faye MARY SUE BADDERS Calmness and sentimentality ... a love of flowers . . . married to that special someone . . . the warmth and charm of an early American setting . . . com- muter from Wake Forest to Meredith . . . Religion major from Wake For- est .. . Mary Sue ALICE FAYE BAKER Quiet, dark blond with blue eyes . . . characteristic French twist . . . letter writer . . . morning and afternoon trips to post office . . . midnight conversations while asleep . . . Pepsi, please . . . Langley mathematics aid . . . Mathe- matics major from Snow Hill . . . Alice SYLVIA GRAY Working geometry problems every night . . . idgit-lover . . . Rabbit . . . who else would major in math and minor in art and English? . . . dates every night with Steve . . . June wedding . . . mischievous grin ... I pulled a sneakie! . . . Math major from Wilson Springs . . . Sylvia 37 FAITH MURRAY HARDEN t with a diamond (6-4-61) . . . early . eager fourth wife of a fu- graduation in January graders at Murphey . . ture MD . . . dimples and a winning smile . . . How ' d you like that quiz? . . . Education major from Wallace . . . Faith LOUISE DUBOSE BARROW Junior transfer from Stratford . . . three letters a day . . . Wednesday night long distance calls . . . He loves me . . . afternoon naps . . . horse-back rid- ing enthusiast . . . Math major from Spartanburg, S. C. . . . Louise MARGARET ANN BEARD Contacts . . . It won ' t there . . . baby talk . . . endless worrier . . . Which one will it be? business from dawn to dusk . . . crash diets . . . loves pizza . . . regular little seamstress . . . Business major from Fayetteville . . . Ann LUCY TAYLOR BELL A modernistic design . . . long brown hair and dark piercing eyes . . . road trips everyday from Louisburg to Mere- dith . . . extended vocabulary ... a steady diet of term papers . . . taylored clothes and a fair complexion . . . rush, rush . . . library hawk . . . English major from Louisburg . . . Lucy PATRICIA ANN BERRY From a ship to a football field . . . Rufus . . . Private porch . . . I ' m so confused . . . Let ' s mess up a few minds ... the best actress-of-the-year award . . . term papers . . . Education major from Drexel . . . Chuck JOHNNIE CLAIRE BOLTON The Dear Abbey of Meredith . . . two year ' s engagement to Bill . . . Helen, wake me up for breakfast . . . numerous trips to the bee-hive . . . Parramore ' s protege . . . But, y ' all, she tries . . . History major from Rocky Mount . . . Dinners 38 SHERRON WINSTEAD BOYD Exquisite taste with an immaculate ap- pearance . . . dough-nuts and coffee . . . a week-end gadabout . . . Adolphand Grayboy and all that cat gang . . . plans for an exciting future . . . Re- ligion major from Wilson . . . Sherron MARTHA CAROLYN BRANON Spontaneous good will . . . Dean ' s List . . . student teacher at nursery school . . . night blindness? . . . summer camp!! . . . personality plus . . . sadden interest in Elon . . . weekends at Radford ' s Motor-Inn . . . Home Economics major from Charlotte . . . Martha MARY ANN BRITT Auburn eyes looking for Mr. 6 ' 5 . . . first string bridge team . . . summer in Europe . . . State coed . . . shoulder to cry on . . . from A.A. to May Court . . . combined talent and beauty ... a memorable friend . . . Math major from Smithfield . . . Britt ALICE VIRGINIA BROWN A vivacious and sparkling personality . . . greeting guests at her home . . . spirited leader of the Day Students . . . rich, warm autumn colors ... a helping hand . . . always in music building . . . a quick, friendly visit . . . Music major from Raleigh . . . Ginger GLENDA LUCILE BROWN Loves Tranne and Monet . . . mimicker of dialects . . . calls from Philadelphia . . . something always up her sleeve . . . twilight walks by the sea ... a History major from Wilmington . . . Glenda LYN GOODSON BRYANT N. C. Mountains . . . music talent plus . . . John . . . AGR pin . . . wedding bells in July, 1964 . . . long hours of practice in Jones . . . trips to Virginia farm county and N. C. Mountains . . . Music major from Hendersonville . . . Lynn 39 © ft NANCY JEAN BUFFALOE Our foreign ambassador ... a new love from the Hill . . . any change for a long distance call? . . . I ' ll be John Brown . . . Don ' t make no never mind . . . pessimistic optimist . . . squalus brain surgeon ... A biology major from Raleigh . . . Buff CHARLOTTE ANN BURGESS Carolina, here I come! . . . Ready for Freddie . . . Her theory of studying — Don ' t! . . . s-s-sexy . . . S.G. ' s private secretary ... a dash of devilment . . . beach bum . . . happiness is unlimited cuts ... I can ' t believe it!! . . . History major from Shiloh . . . Charlie NANCY SUE BUFFALOE Suicide Suite of 2nd Poteat . . . Greund- lick ... 0 Troy ' s down! ... 5 a.m. dates with Willy Shake . . . Saturday Sleeper ... I wa-wandered lo-o-onely as a cl-cl-oud? . . . Who wants to write a column anyway? . . . Rats! . . . Buff . . . English major from Raleigh . . . Nancy JULIA VANN BUTLER Our choice for Queen of May . . . Slender figure and attractive smile and year round tan . . . white crackers, peanut butter, and Sun Drops . . . road trips in Triumph Spit-Fire . . . num- ber one zoomer in Daytona . . . Leader of the DES . . . Home Economics major from Elizabethtown . . . Julia DOROTHY JANE BULLOCK Handbook headaches ... a diamond — a good way to end exams . . . TDDUP ... a letter a day . . . collect calls from the hill . . . continuous home- making projects . . . trips downtown for the trousseau . . . weekends with Doug . . . August wedding . . . q icjtie . . . friendliness personified . . . . Education major from Wilson Dottie DOROTHY ANN BURROUGHS New Hampshire barmaid ... a friend indeed . . . Let ' s go . . . Credit Manager of Burtons . . . clothes . . . little girl; big car . . . Mother of FTTTT . . . late movies . . . Cha Cha . . . bridge at midnight . . . History major from Red Springs . . . Dorth 40 DEBORAH STALLINGS CARAWAN A petite, blue-eyed blonde . . . Decem- ber bride . . . telephone, Debbie . . . c-o-o-o-m-i-n-g . . . Sigma Pi sweet- heart . . . warm feet in spite of a cold room . . . dates with Roy all through the week . . . Tonette in the shower . . . Elementary education major from Rocky Mount . . . Debbie ZOAN DARE CARAWAN Leader of Vann . . . instigator of State raids . . . robber of State cradle with plans for future marriage . . . Zona, get up! . . . Country bumpkin with great personality . . . dates galore . . . Business major from Harrells . . . Zuke ANNE TAYLOR CARRAWAY Nabs and four cokes a day . . . rats! . . . Let ' s go get a pizza . . . Letters from Mac (USS Everglades) . . . Should I cut this class and go horse- back riding? . . . Religion major from Norfolk, Virginia . . . Anne SARAH LOUISE CARVER Keeper of Faircloth . . . one of Dru ' s girls . . . contacts in March . . . followed by trips to Durham . . . Cutie . . . gotta minute? . . . Simmons ' hair- dresser . . . Let ' s play bridge? . . . Ro-Rap accent ... An Education major from Roanoke Rapids . . . Sarah BEVERLY JEAN CHEWNING Natural blonde tresses always in place . . , early to bed, early to rise . . . hours in the library ... a certain math teacher at State . . . The Twig and editorial problems . . . English major from Wadesboro . . . Beverly VERONA CHOW From an Oriental to a Southern Belle . . . concerned for all . . . Don ' t you dare be mean to me . . . Miss Variety is truly the spice of our life . . . knitting wonder . . . Home Economics major from Hong Kong . . . Chow 41 JANET LOUISE COLLINS Ken . . . wedding plans . . . ardent ( ? ) library worker . . . beautiful diamond . . . hits the sack early . . . arf, arf, — pop corn . . . long chats into the night . . . busy weekends . . . room cluttered with class projects . . . three year grad- uate . . . Education major from Mon- roe .. . Janet JUDITH SUMMERLIN COOK Home every weekend . . . Ya ' ll, I didn ' t want to come back! . . . Hubby named John and daughter named Lynn . . . Society gal with original expres- sions . . . Extra bed in Business Dept. . . . Business major from Goldsboro . . . Ma NELL JENNINGS COX Leader of Seniors . . . Hiya kids . . . Greets the dawn with Good morning trees, good morning birds, etc. . . . Rosolyn ' s protege . . . Larry! . . . Hap- piness is Sunday mornings . . . summer in New England . . . always witty . . . Tarnished blade . . . English major from Burhngton . . . Nell NANCY HELEN CRAIG The cute redhead . . . Fun with the Phi girls . . . Dance your last dance, party girl ... the great orator . . . I ' m so tired . . . You clean up the room. I ' ll take out my bottle . . . Education major from Windsor . . . Craig CONNIE REBECCA GRAVER Oh, y ' all! . . . History Department ' s Girl Friday . . . I.R.C. Chief . . . Every- thing in its proper place . . . coke and potato chip breakfast .,. . engaged to Pi Kappa Phi ' s number one, Jim . . . History major from Welcome . . . Becky BONNIE SUE CREECH Sparkling eyes . . . School marm at Knightdale . . . Silas Marner . . . What are we having for supper? . . . closet full of pretty clothes . . . away for the weekend . . . He was a nice blind date! ... An English major from Smithfield . . . Bonnie 42 KAY BRIDGERS CREECH Southern belle with a soft drawl . . . always smiling and ready to help . . . Frank, a KA pin, a February, 1963 wedding . . . from history major to first graders . . . easy going nature . . . Frank ' s favorite model . . . early gradua- tion in January . . . Education major from Raleigh . . . Kay MARY ELIZABETH CURRIN Home on weekends . . . frequent after- noon naps . . . Math Club president . . . Professional checker of math papers • . . Want any coffee? . . . prompt- ness! ?) . . . nightly appointments with Ur. Pepper . . . future in teaching . . . ' Math major from Oxford . . . Mary VIRGINIA RUTH DAUGHTRY Sophomore transfer from Newberry . . . four majors in 3 years, ending in re- ligion (?) ... four weeks at the Citadel led to pin . . . weekly phone calls from Texas . . . Danuel . . . Good night, nurse! . . . Charleston belle with a Southern drawl . . . Ya ' U, I ' m so sleepy ... 3 hour baths . . . Religion major from Charleston, S. C. . . . Virginia MARTHA SMITH DAVIS Miss Brewer ' s happy choice ... a March wedding . . . Harry ... I haven ' t the foggiest . . . Linus blanket . . . did you signs . . . Anniversary roses each month . . . widow Davis . . . Home Economics major from Charleston . . . Martha MARGARET EUZABETH DENSON Poteat ' s friendliest first lady ... a tilted view of .the world often blurred by tears . . . Smokey, another bear for the Denson den . . . Fracker ' s first scholar . . . B . . . Bear . . . Education major from Rutherfordton . . . Betsy JUDY CORNELIUS DENTON Dark black hair and friendly smile . . . Apex ' s number one math teacher . . . natural beauty within and without . . . Jimmy ' s bride in 1963 ... a January graduate . . . Math major from Raleigh . . . Judy 43 ALUE JANE DILDAY Part of an eternal triangle(?) . . . early riser on Tuesdays and Thursdays . . . always needing something new . . . clips in her hair ... a denny of a girl . . . the ideal roommate . . . Mathe- matics major from Ahoskie . . . Jane DOROTHY HAMILTON DIXON Dr. Tilley ' s Protegee . . . interviewer at Dix Hill . . . eyes on graduate school . . . Hellon wheels . . . Stewart ' s wheels, that is . . . week-ends in Ra- leigh . . . summer mother of the play- ground crew . . . Psychology major from Galesville. Maryland . . . Dotty BARBARA DIANE DRAKE May Britt ' s twin ... big blue eyes . . . the roaming kid from Nashville, for- merly of Charlotte, Boston. ' N. Y., At- lanta, etc . . . dawn ' s greeter for the newspaper reader . . . Drakeamus . . . Education major from Nashville . . . Drake ANDRIANNE DONNA DULL She doesn ' t lay down the law, she takes it up! ... in search of that perfect man . . . Motor-mouth . . . ORGANI- ZATION . . . Moravian promoter and a Christmas star shining from Johnson Hall . . . Math major from Winston- Salem . . . D. Dull JANE LULL EATON h. Southern Yankee . . . amateur artist, guitarist . . . summers in Maine ... a fourth grade teacher or lifetime wait- ress? . . . the right seat at the wrong time . . . History major from Asheville . . . Jane BETTIE JANE ERNST Clogs and a yellow slicker . . . visits to the farm and cow 285 .. . collector of anything crawling . . . not-so-white lab. coat . . . once more, the crew-cut . . . Biology major from East Granby, Connecticut . . . Janie © WADAD FAYED Trips to Fayed Memorial Library . . . sleeps through religion . . . summer wedding plans . . . flowers from Jimmie . . . follower of Miss Baity . . . cookies for a foreign student . . . quiet and dependable . . . Meredith ' s capable journalist . . . English major from Roanoke Rapids . . . Little Wa SUSAN PAT FERRELL A closet full of clothes but nothing to wear ... the first violets of spring . . . early to bed and early to rise . . . sur- rounded by laughter ... an impulsive wit . . . quiet worker . . . Education major from Raleigh . . . Pat MARY PAULINE FINAN Suicide suite of second Poteat . . . Miss Dangle-Juice . . . white labcoat and a chorus of Labbie Days are Here Again . . . aspiring poet . . . hometown girl with four years of dorm life . . . If I can only survive next week! . . . Biology major from Raleigh . . . Polly ■NANCY SUE FORD Blind date in February, diamond in August, weding in June . . . Glen . . . all night dates with Shakespeare in the Ford Memorial ( better known as the library) . . . English major from Can- ton . . . Ford LEA FRANKLIN European student . . . double major graduate at 19 . . . I feel just like Christopher Robin . . . vivacious chat- ter from morning until night . . . pepsi drinking, popcorn eating piddler . . . Rick and the University of Maryland . . . Lea MARTHA FAN FRANKLIN Trips to V.P.I, and a pin . . . One-eyed Tiger . . . constant buzz of her sewing machine . . . But I haven ' t got my eyebrows on! . . . vivacious personality . . . sparkling smile . . . Education major from Nashville, Tennessee . . . Marty 45 Jlt BILLIE HARTSELL FREEMAN Mountain Gal with sparkling brown eyes . . . closet full of shoes . . . dia- mond first, then PKP pin . . . 8-1-64 wedding — beginning a life with Duff . . . dividing time between business depart- ment and McKimmon Village . . . Busi- ness major from Raleigh . . . Billie SUSAN FRYE Found her apple . . . I ' m not having a good time . . . Clara T. . . . a hundred pounds over-weight . . . bridge team . . . that ' s only dorm wear . . . Athenian accent . . . 45 ' s are a happy choice . . . Sociology major from Big Athens . . . Frye TOMILEE FULK Authority on all subjects . . . faithful obituary reader . . . news-boy . . . per- fect humor for her first graders . . . Did you know? . . . Dr. F. . . . friendly ... no time for study . . . bridge at midnight . . . FTTTT . . . Ele- mentary. Education major from Fayette- ville . . . Tom f P i FRANCES CELESTE GARRETT Suicide Suite of second Poteat ... Dr. Knight ' s Girl Friday . . . Right now I ' d like a pizza, french fries, two hot dogs, some chocolate pound cake, and a pepsi . . . physical education depart- ment!?) inspiraton . . . English major from Henderson . . . Franny NANCY ELIZABETH GARRETT Suicide Suite of second Poteat . . . lover of cats and Eald Englisc . . . trig- mares ... 37 hours in English bowers . . . Stone-Age nuclear physicist . . . Charge of the Light Brigade, Henry V, and Frankenstein . . . English major from Henderson . . . Bonehead ELIZABETH GOWER GARVEY You all— ... 9:00 p.m. dates . . . fresh flowers from home ... a thunder- ing coming! . . . coffee-housing . . . North to Alaska ... a lovely singing voice . . . bulletin board with lots of cartoons . . . that distinctive hair style . . . English major from Clayton . . . Betty 46 ROBIN GENTRY Diamond from Robert . . . Winston let- ters and weekends . . . Don ' t you dare bring me a vanilla coke! ... I only read 1,000 books for that course! . . . nightly lesson plans . . . midnight calls . . . Miss Punctuality . . . Elementary Education major from Winston-Salem . . . Bird RITA SUE GOODWIN Accomplished rider, artist, typist, pie maker . . . from West Point weekends with Hilton to an Army bride, June, 1966 . . . cruel crewel . . . sixteen little Alices . . . blue ritbon winner . . . Home Economics major from Alex- andria, Virginia . . . Rita JUDITH KAY GRIFFIN Genuine love for people . . . witty, dependable, neat . . . Let ' s sing a folk song . . . coffee anyone? . . . Let ' s go out . . . Hour showers . . . I ' m alive and love Channel No. 5 . . . At Home ... A Rat . . . History major from Winston-Salem . . . Judy MARTHA PATRICIA GRIFFIN A smile for all . . . red-quilted robe and fuzzy red slippers . . . frequent visitor to the Denson Den, soon to be a full-fledged Bear . . . Yogi . . . P.T. without the A . . . Education major from Raleigh . . . Pat ANNA JANE GUION Three-year graduate . . . pin, diamond, July 4 wedding . . . night owl . . . chronic coffee drinker . . . swanky ' 65 Impala . . . Math major from Marsh- ville . . . Jane BETTY ELLIS HACKNEY New roles as housewife and teacher . . . devoted to TV . . . bridge enthusiast . . . 1963 Christmas on chutches . . . frequent trips to Chapel Hill . . . Edu- cation major from Siler City . . . Betty 47 SUSAN LYNN HAGWOOD The smiling hag . . . Diamond from Marshall . . . summer wedding plans . . . enthusiastic about art labs . . . nightly exercises for perfect figure . . . home every weekend . . . few complaints . . . insomnia at 3 A.M. . . . Elementary Education major from Bunn . . . Susan ELLEN KAY HALL Just five minutes more . . . Early morn- ing problems . . . NEA president . . . June wedding . . . car stolen from Gary . . . trips to Carolina . . . great salad hater . . . constant knitter . . . bridge at midnight . . . FTTTT . . . Elementary Education major from Dur- ham . . . Kay LINDA JEAN HARRIS Whur is it at? . . . wedding in August . . . good ol ' J.L. . . . trips to the employment office interesting summer work . . . winning personality . . . pea- nut butter and jelly sandwiches at 10:00 . . . Sociology major from Durham . . . Lyn € 9 EVELYN CRYSTAL HARTNESS Eyes that sparkle like crystal . . . Maid of Honor . . . Creative impulses . . . Thats ' so sweet . . . Widgie . . . Sigma Chi pin . . . Keeper of 3rd Poteat . . . Chorus until 6:00, out to eat back at 6:50 for meeting . . . Religion major from Henderson . . . Crystal KATHRYN EARLE HAYWOOD A generous supply of crop failures for the desperate ones . . . ' . Get it on out! . . . lady politician . . . avid reader of the newspapers and Time . . . lover of good times . . . Sociology major from Durham . . . Kay JANE BETTINA HENDRICKS Summers at a boy ' s camp . . . teaching riding . . . quiet intellectual . . . full of surprises . . . skillful seamstress, artist, pianist, and rider . . . lofty ambi- tions . . . horse shows . . . patronizer of the arts ... I hate writing letters . . . Religion major from Nashville . . . Jane PEGGY JANE HIGHSMITH From W.C. to the Angel Farm . . . Jack . . . Pizza at Capri ' s . . . But I really need to study . . . Sunrise dress reviews . . . Home Ec Club programs . . . Just a swallow . . . southern lady in manner and speech . . . Home Economics major from Bethel . . . Peggy Jane JANET LOUISE HINES A song for every occasion . . . Gonna let my hair grow out . . . letters from Billy . . . our spastic child . . . Jet Set . . . long labs and tattered white lab coat . . . more . . . classic book . . . Felix Anomaly . . . Biology major from Charlotte . . . Janet HELEN POPE HINSON 10 o ' clock dates with wet hair . . . instantaneous roadtrips . . . date bureau . . . Sig Ep pin . . . T-33 ' s . . . letters and LD ' s from Alabama . . . weekend keeper of Poteat and Johnson Hall . . . pokey Hinson . . . finger nails for a good reason . . . Economic major from Kinston . . . Helen ELIZABETH JANE HOLLAND June 5 — the long awaited wedding date . . . I ' ve got the best sweetie in the world . . . Jackie . . . led the class to stunt victory in ' 63 . . . bass voice of the chorus ... I don ' t wanna study! . . . Music major from Lumber- ton .. . Holland CAROLYN LOUISE HOLLIDAY Long hours in Hunter Hall . . . part- time dorm student 115 Faircloth ... a certain member of the Pack . . . W.F. ' s girl Friday . . . bridge between classes . . . the four musketeers . . . Black Magic . . . Home Economics major from Raleigh . . . Carolyn MARTHA ANDREWS HOUSE Campus leader . . . flash from the Mon- roe Enquirer . . . Suite Mother . . . weekends at Duke . . . daily amorous letters from T. Helms . . . persuasive manner backed up by brute force . . . former Queen of the Vann Passion Pit . . . Mathematics major from Mon- roe . . . Martha CAROLYN ELIZABETH HOWELL Friendliness and looks which won a place in our May Court . . . flair for fashions . . . roadtrips to Washington . . . expensive initiation to the D.E.S. . . . weekends at Annapolis . . . spastic driver of a Grand Prix . . . Home Eco- nomics major from Weldon . . . Carolyn KATHRYN WHATLEY HOWELL Fiendish camera fiend . . . John or George? . . . married?? Katrina . . . dates is the discount stores . . . guest at the waste treatment plant dedication . . . Where shall I put my chest? . . . the spider strikes again . . . Education major from Dillon, S. C. . . . Kathryn PATRICIA NILEEN HUNT Zott fiend . . . nutty writer . . . Mutt and Jeff . . . cactus lover . . . the Chlorox kid . . . security is that fifth cup of coffee . . . hedonist . . . squalid sculptor . . . ficus elasticus grower . . . saracastic spinster . . . Ogdenna Nash . . . midnight math . . . Mathe- matics major from Raleigh . . . Nileen NANCY JEAN HUTCHERSON But that term paper was only due last semester . . . the new nose . . . ready to experiment . . . Anybody for a flick? . . . curiosity plus ... a new love every week . . . bridge team . . . millions for make-up . . . Art major from Winston-Salem . . . Hutch BETTY HART IPOCK Leader of the pack . . . Bud . . . Hope chest — now there ' s something to hope for . . . Never a hair in place . . . Shhhh! . . . Dungaree Doll . . . Let ' s all sit down and study Frustrated proctor of 2nd Vann . . . History major from New Bern . . . Betty SALLY GAYLE ISLEY Dark hair and sparkling brown eyes . . . I ' m not having a very good time . . . frequent afternoon naps . . . active reporter for the D.E.S. . . . Hails from fourth floor Vann Penthouse . . . Washington and Daytona . . . Home Economics major from Burlington . . . Sally 50 ANDRA SMITH JONES Three years plus school ring plus pin plus diamond equal September wed- ding . . . real smart . . . proxy of Play- house and Alpha Psi Omega . . . English best subject? . . . EKS-gradoo . . . Auto-racing enthusiast . . . Home Economics major from Pensacola, Flor- ida .. . Andra ELIZABETH GAIL JOYCE A wonderful blonde witch . . . tailor- made weekend . . . PB, III . . . haircut, anyone? . . . 12:30 phone calls with 5 minute limits . . . SBBCTSS . . . I have a feeling . . . Halloween birth- day parties . . . Home Economics major from Madison . . . Gail MARY ANN JONES Meredith Mrs. with a friendly smile . . . transfer from E.C.C. . . . efficient wife in a mobile home . . . green head- band? . . . salad fork equal H ' s helpful hint! . . . plans for a pilot ' s license . . . Home Economics major from Snow Hill . . . Mary Ann NELL BRITTON KILPATRICK Vivacious blonde with closet full of clothes . . . always in a hurry . . . August and Andy . . . Look, don ' t ya wanna go . . . neat and tidy . ; . From education to art . . . Art major from Raleigh . . . NeU NANCY LOU JONES Weekend trips to E.G. . . . Pinned to a KA . . . Jones ' flag . . . Instant death without study schedule . . . grad school bound . . . chronic headaches from the switchboard . . . Astro stars . . . Old South . . . alternating phone call schedule . . . Home Economics major from Lewiston . . . Jones BARBARA JEAN KOCH Put down that spray-net can . . . Charlie — Pooh ... an open history book at 2-AM that ' s democracy? . . . cut- off blue jeans and Lambda Chi sweat- shirt ... oil paint under fingernails . . . Hmmm, deary? . . . Art major from Chicago, Illinois . . . Barbara ANN BROCK LAMBETH Swift-kicking doll originally from Bailey now living in Raleigh . . . Shannon, a Sigma Chi pin, and a sophomore marriage ... a Dachshund named Nutmeg . . . Annie B. B. ... Re- ligion major from Raleigh . . . Ann PHOEBE LASSITER Transfer from ECC . . . fair-skinned redhead . . . Cliff every night . . . deep thinker ... I like that, it ' s dif- ferent . . . Dr. Mac, about seminary . . . 40!? . . . dark parlors but good intentions . . . Religion major from Con- way . . . Phoebe LILLIE CAROL LLOYD Those practice hours . . . Y ' all just won ' t believe this . . . more static! . . . ports of Paradise . . . Did you do that? . . . Sunday night jam session . . . oul- own porch . . . Chapel Hill in 21 minutes, co-pilot . . . that laugh . . . November 15 joke . . . Organ major from Durham . . , Carol BRENDA CAROLE LONG Junior transfer from Wingate . . . tal- ented in all areas . . . pinned to Delta Sig . . . calls from Gene . . . Wake me up in fifteen minutes . . . Bud ' s right hand . . . Education major from Wingate . . . Brenda MARTHA McKINNON McARTHUR neat, always happy, always diamond from Chris — . . Anybody wanna . . special interest in . . legal DES secretary one of the elite from fourth Vann Penthouse . . . loves her new eyes . . . Elementary major from Laurin- burg . . . Martha Always friendly .- . . a his June bride play bridge? . photography PAMELA JO McCALL know? . . . thrifty home ec ' er . . . trip across the U. S. and exciting summers . . . flights to Atlanta to see a special Sigma Chi . . . but I ' ll never wear it . . . pop-corn at 10:00 p.m. . . . Home Economics major from Char- lotte . . . Pam LOIS ELAINE McCOLLUM Big brown eyes . . . Nothing borrowed something new . . . Bridge, anybody please? . . . Contagious, revealing smile . . . sporadic study breaks . . What can I wear? . . . Happiness is a Chocolate world . . . Oh, goody! ' . . . Biology major from Madison . . Elaine ADA KAY McCORKLE Weekends at the Hill . . . Roach enemy No. 1 . . . Could sleep through a stampede . . . chief beautician . . . beautiful red hair . . . Please get me up tomorrow! . . . Second grade teacher with overgrown French minor . . . Education major from Fayetteville . . . Corky JANE HARRIETT McLOUD Our attractive dependable coll ege mar- shall . . . road trips to Daytona and Washington . . . avid knitter and soap opera fan . . . letters to Germany . . . Let ' s have a fan . . . DES Vice President . . . ' indefinite plans . . . Vann penthouse . . . Chief Chef for first Brewer Pizza Parlor . . . Educa- tion major from Elon College . . . Har- riett NANCY CAMPBELL McNABB Daily letters from Buddy . . . high school romance leads to Thanksgiving wedding . . . never here for long-distance calls ... I can ' t remember . . . loves to dance and sing . . . Business major from Caroleen and Winston-Salem . . . Nancy PRICILLA JANE MACOMBER Expert fly-trap grower . . incense burner . . . witty old maid . . . lover of poetry . . . ea-tippler . . . knitter of never.finished sweaters . . Baez on the autoharp . . . well-read . . . Chianti . . . Barbecued roaches? . . save me a drumstick! . . . Mutt and Jeff . . . English major from Charlotte . . Priss ELEANOR LEROY MARKS Neatness in all respects . . . midnight phone calls from Sammy ... a smile for everyone . . . Christmas engage- ment . . . whiz at knitting and sewing . . . Counting the days to January graduation . . . Business major from Laurinburg . . . Elroy 53 c JERRY ANN MARTIN Jet black haid and a dazzling smile . . . Y ' all, how does it look now? . . . everybody ' s beautician . . . addicted to coffee and Dave . . . But it ' s normal for me! . . . Senior exhibit in April — PANIC! ... Art major from Jonesville . . . Jerry SARAH PARKER MARTIN Beauty with expressive brown eyes . . . blissfully happy with LeRoy as a result of a full year of careful planning . . . Bubbles Parker . . . early to bed, late to rise . . . ' always smiling . . . Music major from Jackson . . . Sir Frances CAROL MAY Cheerfulness peeking out from behind a stack of English books . . . lover o£ Char-Burgers . . •. talks a mile a minute with adjectives and details . . . always friendly . . . English and Math major from Charlotte . . . Carol SANDRA MAYHEW Transfer from Wingate . . . diamond from Bruce . . . letters from Wingate and Carolina . . . always rocking and reading . . . It ' s hot in here! . . . dry wit . . . that blessed bell! . . . Education major from Mooresville . . . Sandy MARTHA JAN MILLER Hello, Boo-Boo! . . . My shorthand book for a ring! . . . Oh, Great Scott! . . . Gene . . . summer wedding . . . horse laugh . . . neat, dependable, efficient organizer ... a scream in the night . . . Twig typist . . . Business major from TuUahoma, Tennessee . . . Jan MARTHA MIDGETTE Blue-eyed, Strawberry blonde . . . you know . . . those weekends! ! . . . sum- mers at Carolina . . . junior transfer from Mars Hill . . . waiting for that ring . . . the analyst . . . phone calls almost every night . . . prospective social worker . . . Sociology major from Gregory . . . Martha ELIZABETH ANNE MINTZ ' i ll do it tomorrow! . . . Trips to Charlottesville . . . Late hours of study following a night of play . . . keeper of Brewer — calm and reserved . . . fre- quent theological bull sessions . . . early riser? ... a summer wedding . . . Religion major from Norfolk . . . Mintz SALLY HOWARD MOORE Beautiful wedding at Easter ... a dorm room with an artistic flair . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . Loves Mr. Ed. . . . What am I going to have for supper tonight? ... Art labs till five . . . Art major from Raleigh . . . Sally ELLEN YOUNG MORRISON Peter Sellers II . . . the razor blade kid . . . Jimmie ' s Sig. Ep. pinmate January wedding . . . Room full of bridebooks . . . I ' m sorry! . . . deep dimples . . . Sprite sex girl . . . buyer of lingerie . . . bridge at midnight . . . FTTTT ... an Elementary Education major from Hickory . . . Zude A- MARGARET KELLY MURRAY Red-headed my pencil? I ' ll pout . . Nap lover . temper . . . hang them i major from . . Friendly . . . Where ' s . . If Finnic doesn ' t call Later, Ardrey, dear . . . . Sweet with a dash of Lavender lover . . . I ' ll p tomorrow . . . Religion ialeigh . . . Margaret LYNN BETH MYERS Dr. Myers . . . Four years of visits to the hill . . . Jonas and Rina . . . Oh really . . . Just play it by ear ... The last of the Jet set ... our own porch . . . Lab work in the arbore- tum last summer . . . Biology major from Winston . . . Chickie PATRICIA WALKER NAU Vivacious little doll . . . She chose to spend her life time in a Sig. Ep. Bunga- low ... a ride from Cameron Village with Billy . . . that led to an August wedding . . . Multi-talented . . , Ele- mentary Education major from Winston- Salem . . . Trish 55 GAIL WILLIAMS O ' BRIEN Summer wedding . . . combines school with homemaking for new husband . . . constant library patron . . . sunny, an- gelic look at the world . . . plans for move to Tulane in June . . . History major from Canton . . . Gail ELEANOR PARKER A synthetic heart and a friendly sin- cere smile . . . soft-spoken wit . . . conscientious student . . . noted for sweetness — a perfect lady . . . long auburn hair . . . long hours in the music building . . . Music major from Suffolk, Virginia . . . Eleanor RUBY REBECCA PARKER Hazel eyes . . . never complaining . . . never in thq room without music . . . Peace! . . . perfect romance with Jim and a pin from the Farmhouse . . . May 17, 1964—1:33 a.m. . . . Rubes . . . Jack-of-all-trades . . . Religion major from Goldsboro . . . Becky O MARGARET JANE PARRISH Blind date bureau for Delta Sigs . . . first date -f 3V2 years = I do . . . first string bridge team, D.S.D. . . . phone calls from Bartlesville . . . Oklahoma bound to be with Brian . . . Sociology major from Charlotte . . . Jane LARUE PEARCE Home weekends — and week days, for that matter ... a perky miss who ' s always in style . . . ACC summer school and Norman . . . originality shown in surprise gifts for every occasion . . . Education major from Rolesville . . . LaRue SANDRA DEAN PEEDIN Infectious high-spirited cackles . . . trips to Ridgewood for crossword puzzles . . . Jimmy — wedding bells in August . . . weekend exodus to Selma ... 10 o ' clock riser — breakfast — doughnuts and pep- sies . . . lively interest in her grammar school students . . . Education major from Selma . . . Sandy 56 PATRICIA HALL PEGRAM Married January graduate . . . authority on architecture including her architect . . . stock in Eastern Air Lines . . . calls to Houston . . . counselor for estranged roommate and friends . . . Republican friends from N. Y. to Texas . . . Soci- ology major from Houston, Texas . . . Pat LURA ANNE PENNEY Judicial V.P. . . . seven different dates a week ... 2:00 A.M. resident of base- ment . . . labs from lunch til dinner . . . fingers preserved in formaldehyde . . . one of the Jet Set . . . scratch my back ... an interested concern for others ... the Red Ox . . . C.C. . . . FTTTT . . . Biology major from Kenansville . . . Lura RUTH KNOTT PENNEY Details and questions . . . Hours to get ready . . . day-long letters to Carl ... a Theta-Chi, a soldier, a wedding in Ger- many . . . always burning the midnight oil . . . sincere, with beauty too . . . Religion major from Henderson . . . Peedie DORIS ANN PENNIGER Day dreamer . . ' . Boyd . . . from Wake Forest to Kinston . . . plans for a sum- mer wedding . . . endless hours in business machines room . . . twists that favorite curl . . . loves pizza and Sho- ney ' s strawberry pie . . . Business major from Lexington . . . Doris BRENDA CAROL PETTY Diamond in December 63 . . . plans for wedding in June . . . afternoon studying with Stan . . . she ' s at the prison! ... hot road from Raleigh to Durham . . . our Mrs. Munster . . . big Carolina fan . . . Sociology major from Durham . . . Brenda PENNY LILE PITTARD First string bridge team . . . supporter of DSD . . . chaperone for high school prom . . . summer in New England . . . I ' ve got to go practice! . . . accom- plished pianist (?) . . . true friend with deep concern . . . History major from Norfolk . . . Penny MARTHA BLANCHARD PLYLER Veep of the Never Say Die group . . . knee socks at fire drills . . . Oh, I ' m not going to sleep yet, I ' ln just getting horizontal! . . . UVA sweatshirt + knee socks and madras tennie pumps = B-bob . . . History major from Whaley- ville . . . Plyler ANNE PEPPER POOLE Sincere concern for everyone . . . All right! . . . A.P.P. ' s library . . . But I love big green plants! . . . M.C.A. ' s capable leader . . . year round tan . . . loquacious . . . marvelous chapel speaker . . . You ' re exactly right! . . . A Fink . . . English major from Kinston . . . Anne Pepper SUSAN KESLER PORTER Always laughing — always worrying . . . May I borrow a dime? . . . That refined snort . . . freshman romance led to wedding junior year . . . Zell . . . 95-pound dynamo ... I hate music! . . . Music major from Kings Moun- tain . . . Susie , JANET PUGH From a Greensboro spastic lass to a Flemington Georgia bell ... I must get organized! . . . trips to .Athens . . . chocolate ice cream cones . . . Lee ' s in the corner again . . . Little J.B. . . . History major from Greensboro . . . Janet ANNETTE WICKER RAINS That reminds me of a joke! . . . three years of dorm life, then a new room- mate . . . March 27, 1964 wedding . . . missing fender skirts from her little red wagon . . . Education major from Kenly . . . Annette NANCY BRIDGERS RAWLINSON Pierre ... 7:30 a.m. trips to Gar- ner . . . tailor-made weekend . . . nigger twist anyone? . . . certain Yankee at N. C. State . . . SBBCTSS . . . three summers with Dewey Decimal ... 10 o ' clock dates . . . African violets . . . Home Economics major from Southern Pines . . . Nancy ELIZABETH LOMAX REAVIS When are we leaving? . . . Frequent trips to Dix Hospital ... I don ' t want to get up yet — ever . . . sympathetic and understanding . . . What am I going to do with my hair? . . . Sociology major from High Point . . . Lib ANNIE MAYNETTE REGAN A transfer from Wake Forest . . . Enjoys cencerts . . . Four brothers and a sister . . . plans to jaunt across the continent and later consume a little culture in France . . . German Beer Drinking Songs . . . French major from Saint Pauls . . . Annie MARY KATHERINE REGISTER Sophomore transfer from Mary Wash- ington . . . high school romance led to diamond her senior year . . . Wayne . . . Hey, ya ' all, let ' s go shopping! . . . church music major headed for a bank job . . . Music major from Franklin, Va. . . . Murry SHIRLEY RHYNE Meredith Mrs. . . . married to a Certified Public Accountant . . . May I use your IBM . . . All you need is a bed and a toothbrush for room 224 . . . good experience to use in the classroom . . . Business major from Raleigh . . . Shirley CAROLYN ANNE ROBERTSON Weekends at V.P.I, a timely transfer to Wake Forest . . . plans to become Mrs. Kline . . . probation counseling on Friday ' s . . . amateur psychoanalyst . . . proctor on fourth Fair . . . degree in three years . . . Sociology major from Winston-Salem . . . Floop KATIE CORINNE SAVAGE Kindness with a dash of devilment! ... I ought to stop eating these tootsie rolls . . . Daily naps . . . Happiness is a warm blanket . . . When are we going to clean up the room? . . . Re- ligion major from Penderlea . . . Corinne 59 BRENDA NELL SHELTON Diminutive Virginia miss with the heart of a North Carolinian . . . Study — but . . . prganization plus . . . cute as a button . . . Someday . . . Kinda, sorta . . . Always enthusiastic . . . You ' ll never guess what happened . . . Education major from Gretna, Vir- ginia . . . Nell LINDA GAIL SHEPPARD Perfect schedule and leisure time . . . creative . . . How many calories? . . . F-85 bound for the mountains once a month . . . secret admirer . . . Happy- go-lucky . . . crossword puzzles . . . summers at Lake Junaluska . . . Edu- cation major from Canton . . . Sheppard JUDITH ELLIOTT SHERRILL Forget the four-year plan . . . just enough time for a quickie . . . known the world over for her famous lectures . . . W.F.T.S. leader . . . U.A.S. . . . from an MG to an apartment . . . Re- ligion major from Kingsport . . Judy LINDA SIMMONS A smile and a hello offered to all ... an engagement ring . . . wedding bells heard this summer . . . hard worker in the Dean of Student ' s office ... car to take those Juniors around . . . beautiful hair . . . Business major from Mt. Airy . . . Linda MARGARET RYMER SIMMONS One more hand and I ' ve just got to go . . . I ' m not craving those aca- demics . . . breakfasts in the Bee Hive and diet-pills . . . calls from Wake Forest . . . concert-master for chorus and ensemble . . . Piano major from Wadesboro . . . Simmons CATHY ANN SMART Sparkling personality . . . Winning smile and devilish eyes . . . Red, red, red . . . the pride of 25 second graders . . . Leader of Meredith ' s Democrats . . . chronic quiz jitters . . . Ronald and a June wedding . . . Elementary Educa- tion major from Cliffside . . . Cathy 60 HELEN EARLE SMITH The big . . . Miss Brewer ' s little helpe: ... six year Romance with Jimmy . . endless hours sewing a June weding dress . . . warden of Second Poteat . . full time occupant of Dean ' s list . . . REALLY CAN ' T SEE . . . Home Eco nomics major from New Bern . Helen MARGARET EXUM SMITH Curly hair and smiling eyes ... a contemporary philosopher and amateur phychoanalyst . . . politics and term paper . . . efficient cook, successful student, loyal friend . . . counting the days until that certain boy leaves the Navy . . . History major from Raleigh . . . Margaret GEORGETTE SOWELL Spontaneous personality with a genuine concern for everyone . . . natural sweet- ness . . . promises of being an excellent teacher . . . Decisions! . . . Ya ' U guess what . . . Late to bed, early to rise . . . Education major from Ham- let .. . Georgette BETTY CAROLYN SPENCE A Stringlield attorney . . . vicacity with a contagious smile . . . mysterious letters . . . a willing listener ... a lover of simple pleasures and a pursuer of the good life . . . History major from Rocky Mount . . . Betty BRENDA JO ANN STAFFORD If I see one more machine . . . con- stant lifting of the barbells . . . SAE Sweetheart . . . innumerable composi tions called thank-you notes . . . abso lutely nothing to put on my bod . . bridge team . . . Joddy ' s Rat . . Business major from Winston-Salem . . JoAnn MARTHA JAY STATON Transfer from Wilmington College . . . soft-spoken, petite brunette . . . Hello my honey, darling, sweetie, Georgie poo ... a well-known loser . . . wrest- ling matches . . . Who wears short- shorts? . . . Foreign Language major from Wilmington . . . Martha Jay BETTY JO STEELE Vivacious Mother Astro . . . Toots, Garb, and T. Totaler all in one . . . avid reader of the sports page . . . there ' s John! . . . Just a little something . . . weekends with Tommy ... a spirited kind of girl . . . Math major from Statesville . . . Betty Jo RUTH CAROLE STEVENS Label it . . . back in 51 ! ! ... orange blossoms . . . 7-Up and Fritos . . . Tall Paul and the TKE House . . . And thanks for going Greyhound! . . . mother of a Korean orphan . . . S.S. Stevens . . . Chemistry major from Hopewell, Virginia . . . Carole SUSAN ARCHER STEWART January graduate . . . weekend exodus to visit husband . . . machines and frustration . . . boiling hot bath water and lobster red . . . always looking for excuses to call Frank . . . Business major from Charlotte . . . Susan . MARTHA STONE Decisions, decisions! . . . I ' m gonna quit smoking! . . . Gospel Train V . . . summer loves and experiences — Jonah? . . . State BSU Music Director ... 76 trombones and a water pistol . . . pedals, pipes, and ciphers . . . Religion major from Richmond . . . Stone MABEL JANE STRAUGHAN Shocking letters from friends . . . Jan- uary graduate . . . Where do I go now? . . . subtle wit . . . organization? . . . car without keys . . . counselor for alcoholics at Dix Hill . . . com- munity wardrobe . . . Republican trips . . . Sociology major from Warsaw . . . Jane BRENDA MELBA STRICKLAND Dru ' s most faithful helper . . . from kindergarten to first grade in one semester . . . good friend and a willing listener . . . lucky charm for room- mates interested in marriage . . . Soci- ology major from Rocky Mount . . . Li ' l Brenda 62 p f5© JUDITH LEE STRICKLAND Studies as a last resort . . . Corrupter of youth at State . . . ' Ya ' ll, he was so sweet! . . . What ' s a room without a TV?? . . . Coffee friend . . . Disciple of Dr. Cannady . . . Expensive drive-in movies . . . Mathematics major from Fayetteville . . . Strick LLICINDA GERTRUDE SWAYNE Campus beauty . . . Planning to make some man a good husband . . . little song-bird? . . . daily bits of wit — or is it sarcasm? . . . Oh, you ' ll do it ... a true scholar . . . who sleeps while burn- ing the midnight oil . . . Music major from Wilmington . . . Cindy JOSEPHINE NICHOLSON TANKARD Sweet and easy-going . . . Have you got anything to eat? . . . cookies and a carton of milk at midnight . . . late to bed; late to rise . . . have machine, will calculate . . . Business major from Washington ... Jo HARRIET VIRGINIA TAYLOR Ain ' t no big thing! . . . Home is Hunter . . . Neat quiet, wicked eyes . . . what did you say was in that Tang . . . Summer worker at Inde- pendent Data Processing . . . State co-ed . . . Math major from Goldsboro . . . Harriet SUE LYNN TEACHEY Jet Set . . . Felix Anomaly . . . Senior Stunt Leader ... a visitor to Meredith Monday thru Friday . . . Teacher ' s pet . . . half of that famous song writing team . . . Teachey and Hines . . . What! . . . Me . . . Worry! . . . Biology major from Rose Hill . . . Teachey JEANNE ESTELLE ISLEY THOMAS 1st grade physical fitness . . . next day . . . infirmary . . . June 21, 1964 wedding ... a nomadic life with Ed . . . Did you forget to take your after- dinner mint? . . . January graduate . . . an Education major from Burlington . . . Estelle 63 MARION ELIZABETH THOMAS Blue eyes . . . Fawk, please! . . . Time schedule to a T ... To Myrtle Beach with the Sigma Nus and Teddy . . . no vegetables . . . January grad- uate — back to Raleigh on weekends . . . WTFS . . . Business major from George- town, S. C. . . . Betty NORMA BAIRD THOMPSON A southern beauty with a long, sweet drawl . . . Red Corvette keeps the road hot to Lumberton and Luther . . . sparkling diamond, August wedding . . . Pepsi and nabs for her breakfast in bed . . . Business major from Lumber- ton . . . Norma JANE POWELL TUDOR A helping hand in everyway! . . ' . night lights burning . . . Dreaming of Travel . . . An overflowing mailbox . . . That ' s what makes horse races ... A true friend . . . Education major from Lumberton . . . Jane CATHERINE ELIZABETH USSERY Has Dewey called? . . . Nine year romance — marqui — August plans . . . living for the weekend . . . Bubble gum kid . . . How can we pay for the Twig? . . . Pass the bread and pota- toes . . . Business major from Kan- napolis . . . Cathy CATHERINE ELIZABETH VESTAL Hours in the music building . . . home every weekend . . . early to bed, early to rise . . . career in church music . . . car on campus . . . SIGH!!! . . . member of S.A.I. . . . Music major from Siler City . . . Elizabeth NANCY CLIFTON WHITLEY Naturally curly hair — sad cocker spaniel eyes bewitched, bothered and bewil- dered . . . THIS year I ' m going to procrastinate . . . Hello, Sport . . . fishing in Morehead on weekends . . . Bring me a surprise from the Beehive . . . History major from Beaufort . . . Whittle PATRICIA ANN WOMBLE Dep endability and personality . . . send- ing roommates to the alter . . . always hungry . . . you know, I ' d cut Statis- tics if I hadn ' t already cut twice this week . . . Math major from Lillington . . - Pat MARY CHARLOTTE WOODARD Thoughts and a heart for Johnny . . . long awaited week-ends at Carolina Fruit juice, popcorn, and banana sand- wich lover . . . class . . . early riser . . . neatness personified ... a lass with many talents who willingly does for others . . . Elementary Education major from Nashville . . . Charlotte ■' Senior Superlatives FRIENDLINESS Betsy Denson A MSS ss CLASS SPIRIT iiss Betty Jo Steele iS Ss c Mii Senior BEAUTY Harriett McLoud Superlatives MOST TALENTED INTELLECT Margaret Simmons Carol May Si DEPENDABLE Judy Griffin Senior Superlatives BEST ALL ROUND DORM STUDENT Robin Gentry ATHLETIC Nancy Jones BEST ALL ROUND DAY STUDENT Sally Howard Moore a «!  Carol Andrews Linda Arledge © . WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES m Betty Ipock © © Lura Penney Anne Pepper Poole Margaret Simmons Carol May JUNIORS ... the class of ' 66 . . . Juniors of today become the Seniors of tomorrow . . . as Freshmen we came puzzled but fresh and eager ... as Sophomores we experience grief ... as Juniors we grew even more in spirit, in understanding and in knowledge . . . our class maybe small . . . many of our friends now gone to other colleges . . . but we ' re so fine and grand . . . the third time around . . . over half-way now . . . upper classmen with an air of assurance . . . warm, friendly greetings to each other . . . a sense of pride having our very own Little Sisters whom we adore . . . fond welcomes for the new members of our class, the transfers . . . Corn Huskin ' and We are the Juniorcrats, party of Success . . . I. C. Victory . . . with a landslide we did win . . . more sparkling diamonds and fraternity, pins . . . other blind dates and still hoping (what me worry?) . . . knitting, embroidering, and sewing with hope chests in sight . . . uke players . . . with unlimited privileges we see the outside world more often than be- fore . . . Stunt and Once Upon a Knight . . . less hours in study as time for more bridge games . . . not really, we ' re just rationalizing . . . letters from Sweetheart ' s . . . excitement over class rings ... a major step toward a sheepskin . . . concentration on major fields . . . something interesting and worthwhile . . . proctors hailing the col- lege together . . . second semester rush in which we use our influence as Big Sisters . . . block courses ... the center back section for chapel . . . blue and white . . . campus leaders for the next year ... the best yet . . . Junior-Senior Banquet ... a token of appreciation from our Little Sisters at breakfast . . . anticipation of residence in Poteat Dorm, of our own cars, and of unlimited class cuts . . . We ' re almost there! fi Ji B ftp p f Betsy Warren Alford Judy Carol AUigood Alice Priscilla Atwill Delinda Baine Barrier Susan Carol Bell Melaine Smith Benton Mary Elizabeth Booker Beverly Anne Brown Janet Rebecca Brown Johnsie Charles Brown Patricia Neal Brown Marian Lee Bunch Mrs. Elizabeth S. Burfening Susan Parker Caison Carol Mae Callahan Joyce Laureen Canady Elizabeth Anne Carlson Mrs. Betty Hastings Carter Linda Elaine Carter Josephine Chadwick Sara Roselyn Chandler Beverly Dale Childress Phyllis Jean Coats Alice Coleman 72 Mary Elaine Collier Mrs. Elizabeth K. Collins Beverly Annette Cox Annie Laurie Cress Helen Elaine Crumpler Ann Louise Dahl Joyce Eileen Daniel Florence Minerva Dickens Doris Phyllis Duncan Beth Denin Lakes Janice Ann Eaton Bonnie Jean Eicher Martha Louise Evans Wilda Marie Ferguson Mary Kate Floyd Sandra Carolyn Flynt Linda Ann Frederick Ann Sinclair Freeman Mrs. Kathy C. Freeze Karen Jennie Galbraith Norma Eugenia Gargis Mary Bridgers Gay Bettie Ann Griffin Carolyn Elizabeth Griffin Q (p © 9© 73 (J Janet Jo Grogan Julia Lynn Hall Judy Rose Hararick Ann Gardna Hanchey Linda Diane Hatcher Anita Wilma Hauser Kay Elizabeth Hedrick Susanne Herndon Bonita Sue Hilton Dawn Gay Holden Mary Jean Hooks Mary Kaye Howard Celeste Elizabeth Howie Pansey Inez Hudler Mary Shelton Hunt Patricia Herring Hurst Helen Johnette Ingold Grace Herring James Barbara Ann Johnson Virginia Redfern Johnson Pamela Elizabeth Jordan Joyce Ann Jorgensen Mary Ann Kanipe Sue Grey Kelly Margaret Dennison Kerr Lou Ross Kesler Martha Adelaide King Jo Ann Knight Mary Katherine Lambeth Madelyn Carol Langdon Donna Lou Leroy Martha Elizabeth Lester Frances Carlton Lipscomb Jean Paula Lowry Helen Diane Lumsden Doris Jean Lyles Nancy Barnes McClenny Susan Frances McCormick Pearl Price Marsh Judith Liles Maynard Virginia Lytton Medlin Martha Vetra Mills Susan Nelleen Mims Elizabeth Marshall Moore Sandra Lea Morgan Janet Kay Morris Linda Drake Morris Dheadra Woody Munford 1 pa f S iP ft ft 75 Murilla Emma Oates Rachel Marie Owen Margaret Anne Parker Patricia Ann Peterson Mary Ellen Phillips Judith Faye Pierce Elizabeth Lee Pontoi Sarah Ann Poole Frances Dunn Rabon Linda Carolyn Rackley Julia Ann Ratchford Katharine Rebecca Reich Sonja Lee Reynolds Carolyn Cross Riddick Judith Gay Riley Sara Lynn Riley Willa Ford Robinson Betty Lois Rogers Helen Joyce Sanner Jo Ann Savage Betsy Wood Scarborough Elizabeth Lou Shanor Miriam Rebecca Shaver Juanita Ann Shingleton Ruth Ann Sloop 76 Barbara Allen Smith Lee Parker Smith Marylin Sue Smith Marcia Cornelia Sned Sylvia Elaine Spangler Margaret Anne Sparger Louise Siewers Stokes Shirley Marie Tarleton Nancy DeAnne Thomas Kent Barnes Thompson Evelyn Joan Voshell Violet Elaine Waller Edith Carol Warren Candace Carroll Welsted Lucy Ann Whedbee Patricia Ann White Jj P Nell Ruth Wilderson LaRay Hope Williams Helen Virginia Wilson Jane Allene Wilson Judith Ann Wilson Sylvia Lee Woodford Linda Dell Worcester Margaret Elizabeth Worth Patricia Jane Yarbrough Agnes Nelleen Yelton 77 SOPHOMORES . . . We return to school with the excitement of seeing our friends . . . Meredith has become our home ... no longer are we the lowly Freshmen, but the sophis- ticated Sophomores . . . more privileges and more week-ends . . . assuming responsi- bilities of campus leadership ... we orient the Freshmen . . . are pleased when they ask our advice, insulted when they try to get us a blind date ... the slump hits us ... we are busy being Cartoon Cornhuskers . . . our costumes were the best . . . playing bridge ... or just playing . . . Webb and Butler make our Stunt the winner . . . Midgett, again, forever our star ... we study ... we don ' t seem to see as many old friends when we go home . . . planning the Sophomore Dance ... on shopping sprees . . . parallel reading piles up . . . memorizing Chaucer . . . our last fling with required English . . . Hurrah! . . . giving parties for our old Freshmen halls . . . Volley Ball champs . . . political en- thusiasm . . . attending classes, except on week-ends . . . date the night before a quiz and live for the week-end . . . excitement is our watchword and parties our addiction . . . hunting summer jobs and planning trips . . . sleep, never! ... we don ' t always like our courses . . . we ' re ready for specialization . . . choosing and changing our majors . . . we are busy serenading our May Queen . . . making the Daisy Chain . . . loosing our Big Sisters . . . sometimes we stop to look at ourselves but we don ' t like to look too long or too deep . . . because we are too busy . . . secretly we wonder where we are going . . . what lies ahead for us ... we have many questions, and must answer many ... we cut classes ... we think we are secure . . . but are we satisfied? . . . will we transfer? . . . will we stay? . . . this is our slump . . . and our joy . . . here we are our reflection whether we like it or not . . . good and bad . . . happy and sad . . . full of life ... we are Sophomores. 78 Kay Cockerham. President Officers: Paula Marks, Vice-President; Mary Beth Hinkle, Treasurer; Merry Swanson, Secretary. ' P ' p p (y l?0 Sandra Lee Allen Anne Maxwell Arthur Kathryn Anne Ashburn Jeslyn McCall Austell Ann Wilson Baggett Adrianna Rose Bailey Mary Lambert Ball Cheryl White Ballard Nina Mauney Banner Cynthia Diane Barrington Mary Ann Batson Beverly Jean Bauer Barbara Lynn Bellomy Carolyn Margaret Bennett Ann Elizabeth Berry Arlene Sue Bickel Gayle Lennon Biggs Pamela Mae Bishop Marie Frances Blackmore Dorothy Jane Bostick Mary Helen Bradley Sharon Arlene Bradshaw Julia Taylor Bragg Rosalind Box Brocket! Rachael Reade Brown Kathryn Jo Bruton Jo Ann Bunn Gail Carmen Butler Martha Ann Butler Caroll Ann Capell Judith Frances Carroll Barbara Jean Carver Rebekah Ann Chapman Retta Jo Clements Karen Jean Cockerham Martha Jane Coleman Susan Payne Collins Siirah Hardison Copeland Judy Coram Jean Webster Craven Constance Leona Crocker Candace Crumly Barbara Joyce Daves Elizabeth Ann Dickens Brenda Kaye Perry Dobbins Brenda Ida Dodds Adelia Ann Dozier Barbara Jean Dudley Mary Blanche Dudley Nancy Elizabeth Ehle Judy Ann Ellis Khadiga Mohammed El-Kammash Helen Elizabeth Everette Martha Carol Feeley Janet Lee Felton June Collier Fisher Pamela Howell Fitche Wylda Gayle Fitz Sarah Frances Floyd Nancy Moore Forrest Linda Low Franklin Katharine Ann Freeman Margaret Anne Freeman Use Hildegard Friedrich f C l a fhB f f 9 9 Judy Gail Gentry Mary Louise Gilliam Linda Gail GiUis Susan Anne Goulais Rebecca Ann Grant Wanda Susan Grant Joan Elizabeth Green Lynda Josephine Gregory Carol Ann Griffin Lynn Carol Grumbles Barbara Elizabeth Hall Margaret Anne Hall Ann Catharine Hampton Janice Elizabeth Haywood Elizabeth Carol Helms Joanna Helms Martha Lillian Henderson Cynthia Gail Hines Mary Elizabeth Hinkle Sandra Lee Hobbs Jane Elizabeth Hocutt Carolyn Corinne Holler Mildred Irene Holt Jean Lucille Honeycutt Doris Faye Home Sandra Gayle Home Gloria Anne House Marie Louisa Howell Patsy Spruill Howell Tanya Elizabeth Hoyle Ann Lassiter Huggins Carolyn Marie Humphrey Judy Carol Journigan Georgia Carolyn Kimball Elizabeth Swinson King Pamela Jean King Nancy Ellen Kirby Corinne Gay Lane Linda Glenn Laney Emily Graham Lay Sarah Jane League Jean Hudson Lemmond Patricia Anne Lewis Janice Balvin McCrary Zelma Gloria McDonald Jane McGlohon Marilyn Jean McGoogan Nancy Blue McKethan Toni Kyle McKinney Opal Sandra McLamb Charlotte Ann McNeill Marion Zula McPhaul Frances Ann Maness Marilyn Akers Marcuson Paula Memory Marks Beth Bellaire Marshall Mary Marcelyn Mayhue Stella Meredith Memory Jane Adair Midgett Alice Elizabeth Miller Joan Elaine Miller Mary Elizabeth Mill Barbara Ann Mills Mary Faith Milton S f f € P p©c Charlotte Amelia Mitchell Elizabeth Anne Molony Marjorie Gwynne Myers Blanche Gilliam Noel Rita Webster Nurkin Charlotte Louise Otts Laura Jean Page Margaret Ann Partin Jessie Beth Peacock Helen Elizabeth Perry Kathleen Elizabeth Pettebone Jo Ann Pickett Sallie Dunn Pope Mary Florence Potter Mary Elizabeth Powell Kathleen Joan Price Georgia Dianne Pritchard Veronica Louise Rdbb Judy Gail Ramsey Suzanne Marie Ramsey Martha Kent Reynolds Jeannie McCoy Ritchie Elizabeth Stuckey Rives Betty Jo Roach Ann Harwood Robinson Margaret Judith Rodgers Nancy Rivers Roebuck Anne Blanton Rollins Joyce Mclntyre Rudisill Aletha Charlene Sandford Beverly Ann Scarborough Agnes Florence Schertz Judith Dale Scott Judy Ann Sells Mary Frances Senter Rose Ann Shaw Lola Carolyn Singletary Josephine Peele Smith Margaret Joanne Smith Sheila Dickerson Smith Suzanne Snyder Julia Diane Stamey Nancy Carol Stilley Sylvia Lynn Stoudemii Merry Susan Swanson Jane Faye league Ellen Diane Thompson Joan Elizabeth Thompson Kathryn Ann Turner Brenda Jean Vaughan Judith Adaire Wacaste Sarah Rebecca Walker Anne Benton Walter Bess Aleine Ward Margaret Barrett Warrick Elizabeth Anne Webb Eleanor Amelia White Louise West Whitty Charlotte Louise Williams Brenda Ann Wilson Martha Jane Wilson Patricia Ann Wilson Laura Elizabeth Worthingto Linda Dianne Wright Patricia Lavator Wynn Doris Frances Young Mary LaRue Young Ruth Claire Young 0t FRESHMEN . . . Class of ' 68 . . . lost . . . uncertain ... a square peg in a round hole . . orientation with every minute of our day taken up . . . could it be to keep us from think- ing about home? . . . Big Sisters to the rescue . . . September 15 — our first day of col- lege classes ... a shock . . . bewilderment . . . shortly after — the Dreaded handbook test . . . classes, routine-student, hopelessly disorganized . . . horror of pop tests . . . studying so hard and getting no where . . . Tuesday night council meetings . . . questions about our new life ... we wondered if we would ever belong . . . you were in NHS, too? . . . first open week-end . . . home just wasn ' t the same ... we were sad, yet eager for a new adventure . . . blinddates and more blinddates ... at first askward we were not our- selves ... the need to belong . . . who was that girl you said lived own our hall, I ' ve never seen her before ... too few lightcuts . . . study, study, study ... a break — Corn Huskin ' . . . second place — Big Sisters, first . . . mid-semester reports and fear of letters sent home . . . high school was never like this . . . barely existing until Thanksgiving . . . Stunt and a Broom Closet . . . Christmas and two wonderful weeks of vacation — putting off the work we had planned to do at home ... in a way, glad to get back to the crowd, to those who think and feel as we do . . . first exams and nervous tension ... we mark them oil and put away our used notes . . . second semester and Rush ... we go Astro and Phi . . . our decisions make it almost a draw ... we settle into a routine . . . work doesn ' t seem quite so tedious ... we have learned to budget time . . . spring fever and dreams of sum- mer vacation . . . our first year, in reality, over, but we will never forget Freshmen year. BH B vx- I J B E , g|i HigH Betty Pritchard, Preside : i M ♦ Officers: Brenda Carol Long, Treasurer; Laura Hill, Secretary; Emily Bryant, Vice-President. 87 Judith Eloise Alexander Hodgie Sherry AUsbrook Paula Neal Appel Mary Demetra Arakas Judy Camp Atkins Ruth Anne Austin Theresa Ayers Kathryn Seale Bagnal Barbara Anne Bailey Dudley Womble Barbee f Judith Marie Bass Nancy Glynn Batson Margaret Ann Baucom Yetive Page Baucom Diane Carolyn Beecher Dixie Merle Bennett Carol Edwina Bentley Mary Anne Berry Susan Jean Blanchard Kathy Jean Booth Mary Ann Bosher Nancy Kay Boyd Sandra Lee Bradsher Linda Carolina Brame Constance Lucille Brantley Linda Jane Brantley Charlotte Edna Braswell Martha Alice Bray Theresa Ann Britt Ginny Rosemary Brown Emily Karen Bryant Merrilee Ann Bryson Patricia Wean Burks Eilna Carole Burris Mayola Borden Campen Mildred Elizabeth Carraway Honour Faye Carroll Marilyn Anne Carter Jerri Lynn Caskey Susan Lee Chapman Winifred Gale Chastain Silvia Anne Clayton Mary Dianna Collier Susan Ray Cooke Donna Gale Cooper Charlotte Ann Crockett Judy Lynne Daniel Pennie Gilbert Daniel Judith Ann Dean Rebecca Sue Dilling Lynn Louise Dodge Dava Ellen Drew Betty Lou Duckworth Margaret Anne Dulin Rebecca Howard Eatmai Jeanne Frances Ebelein Patsy Carol Eddins Delila Louise Edenfield Rebecca Ann Edmondson Phyllis Ann Edwards Susan Gwenn Ernst Carol Coleman Evans Hazel Elizabeth Evans Mary Gertrude Pales t i C a 19 p ' (p{)Sg Ann Gaynelle Felton Nancy Hale Flood Judy Allison Foote Frances Carol Forney Rebecca Gail Fowler Mary Harper Freeman Gloria Ann Frye Linda Kathryn Gallehugh Marsha Leah Gaston Eleanor Dennis Gelder Nancy Louis Gilliland Margaret Hope Glover Helen Francis Godwin Judy Lynn Greenwood Suzanne Guthrie Linda Carol Haigler Donna Leslie Haire Alma Jo Hall Ruby Elaine Hall Carolyn Kaye Halyburton Margaret Ann Hammond Norma Karen Hanchey Lenora Irene Hanes Ann Moore Harler Frances Evelyn Hayes Cynthia Anne Henderson Virginia Gray Henderson Nancy Gwen Herring Phyllis Marlene Hester Ann Estelle Hill Laura Louise Hill Camilla Lynn Hines Sandra Faye Holder Lucinda Martha Hollowell Mary Elaine Holt Elizabeth Charlene Hord Grace Clare Hoyt Janet Olivia Huffstetler Mary Virginia Hughey Helen Elaine Humphrey Mary Diane Jackson Karen Sue Jenkins Lee Virginia Jernigan Rebecca Irene Jessup Adelyn Elizabeth Johnson Andrea Montine Johnson Nancy Rue Johnson Sandra Elaine Johnson Brenda Carole Jones Priscilla Jane Jones Virginia Gibbs Jones Patricia Darlene Keir Sandra Louise Kendrick Beverly Alyne Kennedy Mary Jo King Virginia Sue Kirkland Susan Lee Klein Judith Leonomie Kornegay Susan Letitia Laird Peggy Lynn Lassiter Susan Marie Leath Nita Anne Lee Julia Pauline Lennon Linda Jane Leonard 6 P Jean Levin Lucia Lynn Lewis Joan Madeline McCarter Patricia Ann McClellan Mary Ann McCurdy Betty Jean McCurry Carolyn Jane McGrady Harriet Bricker McRae Barbara Ann Mabe Elizabeth Powell Mahler Mary Marshall Marks Linda Ann Mashburn Jayne Crawford Mason Margaret Elizabeth Matthews Catherine Elizabeth Maynard Mabel Carol Melton Carolyn Gaye Miller Armida Sholar Mitchell Linda Dale Mitchell Lois Ann Moffett Mary Kathryn Moffit Frances Lillian Molony Ruth Edna Montgomery Ann Slocum Moore Ellen Louise Morton Frances Eve Moser Peggy Jean Myers Carolyn Harriette Neal Brenda Gale Neighbours Martha Kay Nelson Verilyn Arteldrie Newsom Sandra Kaye Noble 92 Marion Banks Nolan Mary Susan Morman Alice Joy O ' Berry Elizabeth Lynne O ' Dell Ann Leslie Overby Emmy Ruth Overman Julianne Elizabeth Parha Susan Diane Parker Pamela Pernell Arden Louis Perry Martha Gatlin Phillips Phyllis Carol Pittman Martha Gayle Poage Bonnie Anne Poplin Elizabeth Grey Porter Edna Ruth Poteat Linda Lee Pressley Betty Frances Pritchard Brenda Lowe Proctor Mary Shannon Pruitt Cheryl Lynn Pulliam Sharon Kay Ranhorn Judith Irene Ratley Susan Ann Ray Patricia Parnell Rice Bonita Jeanne Riffle Patricia Brooks Rinehart Adna Vivian Risley Sara Celia Ritchie Cathy Gene Roberts Nancy Lynn Robinson Janet Gail Rodgers f . fS fv ' 1 ll Anita Kay Saintsing Mary Thomas Salmon Jeannie Patricia Sams Janice Elizabeth Sanford Minnie Penn Savage Marie Annette Sherrill Mary Lucile Singleton Helen McCoy Sink Beth Sheckel Smith Brenda Rose Smith Carol Ann Smith Alice Jean Stafford Patricia Belle Sterling Sarah Jane Stewart Letitia Maxine Stockton Elizabeth Ann Stone Cheryl Elizabeth Stone Susan Marie Stone Patricia Lane Strickland Alyce Marie Stroud Marsha Anne Summerlin Virginia Ann Sutton Joy Ruth Swicegood Vickie Newton Tart George-Ann Taylor Peggy Jo Taylor Sandra Ruth Temple Sandra Jane Thompson Janet Lee Todd Patricia Ann ToUefsrud Fran Carlin Trexler Linda Jeanne Van Buren Donna Jane Voncannon Jane Catherine Waller Martha Ellen Walker Kathryn Griffen Walston Karen Jo Walters Ellen Randolph Warren Patricia Ann Warrick Martha Ann Waters Elizabeth Norman Watkins Elaine Welborn Dottie Jean West Betty Gwynne White Molly Ann White Janice Wayne Wilkins Mary Susan Wilkins Alice Suzanne Williams Jacqueline Grant Willii Joyce Faye Wilson Sara Millicent Wood Judy Carline Woodruff Linda Louise Woolard Virginia Amelia Young Ann Welborn Young p i . Organizations LEADERSHIP ... on you we can depend . . . because we chose you above all others . . . early to school in September . . . late to bed at night . . . Monday night meetings . . . 8:30 Tuesday morning tests . . . long hours of dorm checkers — their comforting words You have three seconds to sign in . . . 10:45 p.m. Handbook meetings to instruct the innocent and uninformed . . . committees . . . chairmanships . . . because you reflect Meredith, a community which thrives on student leadership . . . Meredith, with a living Honor Code for which you stand . . . because you can lead . . . because you want to serve ... the excitement of a Silver Shield tapping ceremony ... a Kappa Nu Sigma lecturer with a white corsage ... a student activities panel discussion on dating ... a fair judicial decision . . . another new rule! . . . Thursday chapel . . . Betty the coordinator, the ex- plainer . . . Martha the efficient, fun-loving . . . Pepper the working, bubbling . . . one- two-three-from our trio announcements, announcements, announcements . . . Betty ' s defini- tion of a compromising position ... a tumultuous response from an eager audience . . . haggles over trivial details . . . asking for flu shot workers . . . always passing out printed white sheets ... a motion, a second. . . discussion . . . voting by a show of hands . . . counting by checkers . . . adding to the Faculty Committee . . . back . . . another change in effect ... the gripe day that was ... to you we look . . . reflected back is our Meredith tradition personified ... set apart and above ... yet very much within. JS— II L i r -i ' r. Betty Ipock, President Student Government Association The Student Government Association . . . the committee of the whole, democratically decides upon measures affecting our Meredith community . . . elected sheep who only rarely pose in wolf ' s clothing . . . proposals to im- prove campus life . . . Legislative Board . . . betterment by simplification, clarification and elimination . . . Judicial Board . . . upholding the ideals which regulation represents . . . Student Activities Board . . . interpreting standards of social conduct . . . providing re- laxing social and cultural activities . . . All bring a realization of individual and com- munity betterment — toward the realization of an ideal community. Officers: Dottie Bullock, Handbook Chairman: Margaret Simmons, Lura Penney, Donna Dull. lice-Presidents. Robin Gentry, Chief Counselor (not pictured): Judicial Board LuRA Penney, Vice President Legislative Board Donna Dull, Vice President Kp3 ■«- , ' ' 1 S KM _ m ' S v - h[ . 9 k9l a! 101 Student Counselors Robin Gentry. Chief Counselor 102 rs i W B fS§ - 1 4h 2% ujm. Student Activities Board Margaret Simmons, Vice-President Nominating Committee DoTTiE Bullock, Chairman 103 Nileen Hunt Betty Ipock 1 Carol May Anne Pepper Poole IP Nell Cox Robin Gentry Martha House Judy Hamrick Betty Ipock Martha Mills Lura Penney Silver Shield Carol Andrews Linda Arledge Judy Griffin Anne Pepper Poole BODY AND SPIRIT ... we do care about the world in which we live . . . the good touches and the bad ... we do care about life with all its paradoxical perplexities . . . the necessary evils and the wonders of agape ... we do care about humanity ' s mysteries ... the totality of the body and the spirit ... the eyes of men, the smiles of men, the words of men, the deeds of men, and the faith of men bring forth the universal pic- ture of men . . . wondrous creatures with bodies and spirits mingled to form living souls. As we reflect, we see Meredith as one speck in the spinning sphere of universal life ... we see Meredith as one spot which illuminates the wonder of living souls ... we know we gather to grow in every available manner, and we realize we have come to grasp the curious relationships of nobility and weakness, of love and repulsion, of hope and de- spair, of faith and sin . . . here in this particular community among particular trees and buildings and lakes and people, we become a part of the whole, a part of the rain upon the just and the unjust ... we have come as girls and are leaving as women, for we have learned the wonder of the body and spirit mingled to form our living souls. We have learned the paradoxical facts of life . . . evil and agape ... we have learned the in- separable relationship of happiness and grief, knowledge and ignorance, body and spirit ... we have learned that God participates in the activities of our living souls. 106 % XJgf Mary Ann Ainsley, BSU President BSU — To serve as a ministering fellowship to Baptist girls on campus and to act as a bridge between the local Baptist church and the campus community are the main pur- poses of the Meredith College Baptist Student Union. Being the only campus-centered de- nominational group, the Meredith BSU oper- ates under the guidance of an executive committee, director, faculty and pastor ad- visers. Membership is voluntary and all BSU activities are open to the entire student body. Hopefully, by becoming involved with the BSU, a student may enter into those areas which she feels are necessary to complete a well-rounded college life. Baptist Student Union BSU COUNCIL: Marshall Moore, Vice-President; Bonnie Noel, Secretary; Willa Robinson, Treasurer. MCA — Christian experiences for a Christian outlook on life is the responsibility of the Meredith Christian Association. This associa- tion with an executive committee made up of representatives from all denominations on campus gives to the community a well-rounded schedule of events during the school year. Besides daily vespers and forums, the MCA sponsors reading and visitation programs at the State School for the blind, at the Doro- thea Dix Hospital, and the Raleigh Rescue Mission. The MCA encourages each girl to become acquainted with the Raleigh churches and move her membership to the church of her choice. In future months a chapel in Jones will be open to all students for worship and meditation. Anne Pepper Poole, MCA President Meredith Christian Association MCA COUNCIL OFFICERS: Phoebe Lassiler, Vice-President: Gail Hines, Social Cha tional Chairman; Judi Wacaster, Secretary; Lynn Grambles, Treasurer. rogan, Devo- 109 Athletic Association Board Members. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Martha House, President; Judy Hamrick, Vice-President; Susan Mc- CoRMlCK, Treasurer; Beverly Scarborolgh, Secretary. A.A. The purpose of the A.A. is the development of a sound body, along with a sound mind, and the promo- tion of health, happiness, and a spirit of fair play. The A.A. provides activities to develop the individual girl in a variety of phases: fellowship at the Orientation picnic, apple bobbing at Corn Huskin ' , painting scen- ery for Stunt, singing for the faculty at Christmas, practicing lay-up shots for basketball and challenging a faculty member to a game of bridge at Play Day. Through individual activi- ties, team sports, and class participation, the A.A. offers opportunities for everyone. Martha House, President Athletic Association MONOGRAM CLUB: Nancy Jones, President ■M Of 1 jt a 1%% rFei ] ., Tennis Club MiMi Holt, President Eleanor Parker, Secretary Mr. Edwin Blanchard, Sponsor Hoofprint Club Ly nn Abraham, President; Rita Goodwin, Vice-President; Jane Hedricks, Secretary; Ann Partin, Treasurer. Mrs. Mary Edwards, Sponsor. 112 MEDITATION ... we sit, we stand, we lie and in quiet moments and in noisy crowds meditation is a part of our being . . . moments to think on past mistakes and glories . . . an important part of our growth ... we flinch at remembered errors and wonder how we could have done such a thing, and yet because we did. we profited and went on . . . now we reflect on today, this week, this year and the present seems to hold too much that must be done ... the future . . . we have thoughts of possibilities that perhaps will become posi- tive occurrences . . . meditation everywhere ... in class during a challenging discussion when a door may open if only slightly to new and unthought of ideas ... in other classes where there is no stimulation and meditations are of other things . . . chapel ... a certain speaker captures our attention, shocks us, amuses us, shames us. sometimes inspires us . . . we ' re tired when we leave the library at ten. we walk out into the cold night air taking a deep breath which stimulates a thought, an idea, a memory ... we walk back to the dorm not seeing and yet seeing clearly some experience ... we want to be alone . . . where can we go? ... we need to think, to get things straight . . . but we must put off that quiet moment alone till some other day ... it comes perhaps briefly . . . with someone we love — no part to play, no artificial words ... on a crowded bus, a noisy party, on a busy street ... we think we question we decide ... as each year passes, we gain, we love ... in bed it ' s late, its quiet, we pause long enough to put the pieces together — to become a whole. •- La Tertulia Spanish Club OFFICERS: Sue Hilton, President; Judy Sells, Secretary; Dune Thompson, Treasurer; Mr. William Ledford, Sponsor. Colton English Club Alpha Rho Tau Art Club OFFICERS: Barbara Koch, President: Jeannie Hutcherson, Vice-President; Susie Boswell, Secretary-Treasurer ; Dr. Arthur Dowxs, Sponsor. Creative Writing Club OFFICERS: Jane Ernst, President; Sue Kelly, Vice-President; Wadad Fayed, Secretary-Treas- urer; Mrs. Dorothy Greenwood, Sponsor. mmK Psi Chi Psychology Club OFFICERS: Dottie Dixon, President: Kent Thompson, Vice-President; Martha Branon, Secretary-Treasurer ; Dr. Ethel Tilley, Sponsor. 118 International Relations Club OFFICERS: Becky Graver, President; Nancy Whitley, Vice- President; Clare Bolton, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Mr. Thomas Parramore and Dr. Sarah Lem- MON, Sponsors. Les Amies Francaises OFFICERS: Bettit; Wilson, President; Miss Eleanor Krum- MEL, Sponsor. 119 SPECULATION . . . the reflection in the flask .. . the student in the background ... the future in the distance . . . Meredith is a part, a preparation, an inspiration ... we have just begun . . . because we can never be sure or satisfied, we must continue to search, to find, to know ... we seek a plan in the striving for knowledge . . . knowledge of the sci- ences ... we benefit from those of greater experience, and we seek their aid . . . those willing to teach, to guide, to inspire ... the search has not ended, only begun . . . there will be many trials, tests and tears to come . . . the attempt to find ourselves, our identity . . . our mind is enriched through the words, books, experiences of knowledge . . . find- ing ourselves in its midst, we must strive to serve in the future ... we mature, become more aware ... we examine the truths acquired and set out to fulfill our potentials ... we are pleased with our reflection ... we hope for security and preparedness . . . though we wonder where we are going . . . what is our direction ... we are ready to put our experi- ments and theorems into practical application . . . our mind, our body, our spirit goes into the world outside . . . our place will come in the future as we leave Meredith and merge into a society ... we leave and others come to take our place — to speculate. 120 V .y ' Canaday Mathematics Club OFFICERS: Mary Lib Cirhin, Presi- dent: Pat omble, Vice-President; Penny Adams, Secretary; Judy Strick- land, Treasurer; Dr. Canad.4Y, Span- Barber Science Club OFFICERS: Elaine McCollum, Presi- dent; Polly Finan, Vice-President; Dheadra MiNFORD. Secretary; Judy HiBB RD, Treasurer. 122 liif MMiBM v« i ' V ' !s« A . - iM . -J -- -fyi y B ' ' 1 i ' i INTRO SPECTION ... a review of the why ' s and how ' s and if ' s of life ... a tiny bit of conscience, perhaps ... an examination of what we have gained or lost from what we have done ... a chance to swallow the lump in our throat and to try to do better — the next time. Why do we do it? Man, by nature, a creature of motives— introspection reveals the mo- tives, be they good or bad . . . who does not have second thoughts about many actions? introspection provides an opportunity for reflection on those actions, an opportunity to face ourselves and our motives . . . the worl 1 has often been changed by man ' s introspec- tion. When do we do it? When we are afraid, disappointed, worried ... or when we are satisfied, proud, confident ... we introspect when we are alone or when we are in a crowded room . . . any time when there is a need for inner communication. What does it accomplish? Introspection reveals our true selves . . . sometimes we don ' t like what we see . . . then sometimes, we can inwardly smile at ourselves . . . introspection lets us an- alyze our lives and plan for greater things in the future ... we can untangle confused minds and straighten the course of our lives ... we strengthen our faith in ourselves— and in God. 124 OAK LEAVES . . . beginning in the spring with contract settlements and a theme . . . sketchy planning during summer months . . . endless hours of picture-taking . . . editors and typists cooperate to make the job easier ... an energetic business staff helps pay the bills . . . literally sweat and tears . . . a deadline in February . . . satisfaction in a job completed . . . hopefully, a book enjoyed by all. Linda Arledce, Editor BUSINESS STAFF Martha McArthir and Zi de Morrison, Typists. JroY Griffin. Assistant Editor Oak Leaves Kent Thompson, Business Manager DREWS. Editor Cathy Ussery, Business Manager TWIG Thursday announcement on Johnson Hall Bulletin Board: Twig beats were due yesterday at 6:00 p.m. . . . Tuesday in chapel Carol announces that stories were due. yesterday at 6:00 p.m. . . . Thursday, the day to begin layout, a late beat is reported; a last minute story assignment must be made . . . Stories, which were due Monday, pile in on typist Jan, Thursday and Friday nights; lay-out is pushed up to Saturday because the copy has to go to press on Monday to meet the schedule . . . it ' s Monday morning and there are still two blank holes in the dummy sheets ... the copy went to press on Tuesday morning ... oh well! ... we can ' t always beat that deadline, can we reporters! Editors and reporters check over the latest edition of the Twig. 128 Editors: Be erly Chewmnc a.nd Dee Barrier ADVERTISING STAFF MEMBERS 129 NiLEEN Hunt, Editor Acorn Staff Members ACORN The Workshop and display windows for all our budding poets and story tellers (who knows but that one of these girls may someday be famous?) . . . class editors asking have you written anything? . . . typists and others working long hours behind the scenes . . . the difficult process of reading, selecting, and rejecting . . . illustrations by our best art stu- dents — bright, even shocking colors to catch our eye . . . stories about children, essays about Meredith life or our own families, poems about belonging, God, knowledge, and always some love poems ... a frantic last trip to E. and B., and then ... the Acorn. Acorn Class Editors and Nancy Ford, Assistant 130 Founders ' Day Founders ' Day . . . 73rd anniversary . . . We build our school on Thee, Lord . . . the Seniors wearing their caps and gowns for the first time . . . Dr. William C. Archie . . . Why are you here? ... the Alma Mater ... a time of pride . . . thoughts of an institution which has fulfilled its purpose ... a reception in Johnson Hall ... a time of rededication. Granddaughter ' s Club OFFICERS: Maynette Regan, President: Kay Freeman, V Fall, Treasurer; Mrs. Margaret Morris, Sponsor. Retta Clements, Secretary; Zula Mc- p iyirfN H ' % 1 L_,£,_j ni I n Wm H gp w Ik 1 jMnL n hMmm :; B u m ' i rSK y ifr M iPM |B F -♦ PqAJi El Si Bmr Ww ' m S% S4K mP:J - - l Jf; ' ! Vim i H iku ' li k v iSp ' Sit M m 131 w?- ASTROS Star light, star bright . . . shining Astros throughout the year . . . Billy Astro takes on a new look . . . fun and frolic at the Freshmen meeting with the Villagers . . . bringing joy to the hearts of the children at the blind school . . . enthusiasm and spirit in planning a bright and winning Rush ... a never-never land where the best wish came true ... An Astro Star night featuring the Rhythm Kids, K A ' s, S A E s, and the brightest stars of all — the Astro sisters . . . burning the Astro star and a serenade . . . and then our new Astro sisters . . . their decision was our happiness . . . We have these memories always and as Thy Children, Mother Astro, we are Thankful for Thy wondrous light. - «i Ml Mi S. Astro Supper Club, a Never, Never Land. Marshals Jo Ann Stafford. Chief Marshal: Mary Ann Britt, Senior Marshal: Kay ■Hedrick, Junior Marshal. (Not pictured); Carolyn Bennett, Sophomore .V Marshal. ETTY Jo Steele, President Astrotekton Society Ballet will never be the same! OFFICERS: Marcia Sned, Vice-President. Mar- tha Ann Butler. Secretary. Leah Franklin, Treasurer (not pictured); Jane Midcett, Sef- geant-at-Arms. 133 PHIS. A new year full of new memo- ries . . . parties for Orientation Week . . . the Phi meeting for the Freshman and Mrs. Allen doing the dog . . . the Phi-Astro bridge party . . . happy Phis and delighted children at the Christ- mas party . . . big plans and bigger hopes for Rush Week . . . Phi rush songs . . . hundreds of little Miltons ... a new and welcome co-operation between the Phis and Astros . . . joining together for the last time on Awards Day . . . yes — a new year . . . a new color ... a new song ... a new pride and a new hope . . . and most of all — new faces, joining us as daughters of Fair Philaretia. Fun for everyone at the Phi Luau. Marshals I.MT rA Penny Pittabd, Chiej Marshal, Sarah Parker, Senior Marshal; Candace Welsted, Junior Marshal; Judy Sells, Sophomore Marshal. Philaretian Society Boys and food — who could ask for more OFFICERS: Jidy Riley, V ice-President ; Martha Reyn- olds, Secretary; Barbara Bellomy, Treasurer; Jeannie HuTCHERSON, Publicity. 135 ECHOES, Echoes, echoes ... OF, Of, of . . . MUSIC, Music, music . . . MUSIC The art of the Muse ... the halls are alive with the sound of music ... the noisy thud of suitcases on the stair ... the plastic click of cards for a bridge game ... the hollow, metallic bump-clang of radiator pipes in the morning ... the silicon soprano of drink bottles in a duet with the burly basso of wooden crates ... the roar of motors as cars and buses arrive and depart . . . the clatter of silver against trays and plates ... the shuffle of papers and pages ... the thin tinkle of the library bell ... the ding-dong dining hall bell ... the r-r-r-r-ring of the class bell and alarm clocks ... the cool, clothy rustle of clean sheets ... the wet splash of water of tile and porcelain . . . doors to new worlds unlocked and opened by piano and organ keys . . . the hum-sing of violin strings . . . and above all, the voices of us . . . for, as the poet said, There is not any Musicke of Instru- ments whatsoeuer, comparable to that which is mayde of the voyces ... ... ensemble . . . chorus . . . undiscovered talent in dormitory rooms . . . echoes of music floating through the air . . . even when they cease, we remember they were there! v u : Chorus OFFICERS: Acnes Yelton, President; Janis Grocan, Secretary-Treasurer. Ensemble 138 American Guild of Organists OFFICERS: Mary Register, President; Susie Porter, Secretary-Treasurer; Lynn Billincton, Program Chairman. Sigma Alpha Iota OFFICERS: Carol Lloyd, President; Lynn Billincton, Vice President; Mary Allcott, Pris Macomber, Secre- taries; Elizabeth Vestal, Treasurer. RETROSPECTION ... we look back at ourselves . . . what have we accomplished? Then we saw through a glass darkly . . . but now face to face . . . then we knew in part . . . now the reflection is full ... we must get outside ourselves ... we are compelled to express the creativity which wells up within us. We like to work together to plan our Corn Huskin ' and Stunt. We discover that one try is not enough_. . . determination . . . re-write that script for the fourth time ... we work . . . spatter paint . . . tet Egyptian costum.es . . . flimsy scenery . . . expectation . . . greasy make-up . . . clever programs . . . ingenious scenery . . . then, all too soon, it ' s here . . . there ' s nothing that can be done ... sit back and watch . . . worry, smoke, sweat . . . the stagecoach came across after all . . . fun for all . . . pride in the class . . . success for one . . . ring the dinner bell . . . old traditions again . . . Foundel ' s Day . . . nostalgic moment for seniors . . . under the mortarboard sits the unsure ... the newly challenged . . . the rededicated ... the proud ... the meek . . . the entire class assembled for the last time . . . Christmas spices call us to renewal, re- birth . . . banquet, buses, caroling ... no time to reflect . . . Hurry . . . rush . . . dash, dart, sprint . . . relax . . . time to relax, to enjoy the Spring . . . then May Day . . . beauty blooms which will not be suppressed . . . court, flowers, songs . . . Dear May Queen, we greet thee with garlands so fait . . . and beauty is recognized and defies definition . . . and the eye needs only to behold and to enjoy . . . guests . . . like the dolls, the Meredith dolls . . . our horses . . . first prize in the show ... we have worked, now we play ... we work and play in the same manner . . . with our hearts . . . We must cast a backward glance over our shoulders . . . because we cannot ever be sure, ever be satisfied. 140 i- 1 Dr. Beattle Parramore CORN HUSKIN ' . . . songs . . . We ' re the Meredith College faculty . . . Life is a cartoon . . . corn huskin ' . . . apple bobbing . . . tall tales of T.V. courses . . . Peter the Great Pumpkin . . . costumes . . . shiny, gay, homemade and funny . . . tinfoil, tin cans, card- board boxes, sheets, a long green and yellow dragon . . . Eskimos, Tennessee Hillbillies, Nevada gamblers, Dennis the Menace . . . Station NSD, Ding Dong School, the Nurses . . . Parramore and his all-star cast with selected costumes and voices. . . . A wet job for apple bobbers! A professional Meredith H.,, Call. A tall tale from Peter the Great Pumpkin . . . exaltations and jubilation as winners are announced . . . Con- gratulations Juniors . . . candy for the winners and the trophy . . . ring the victory bell in the court. Sophomores say Life is a cartoon Facuhy members — an authority on corn Senior Stunt STUNT . . . Friday, November 20 ... a night of c ompetition among classes . . . chair- men elected in the spring . . . early plans and last minute changes for a win . . . costumes of every sort . . . feverish work to finish scenery ... the smell of drying paint and the sound of hammers ... a rat and a fink in an old western town ... a stage coach that won ' t leave the stage . . . knights with shining armor and fair damsels ... an evening by the Junior Stunt •I r r 1 tarn ; n grnT ' f l L W MJl K « TWT ' .JH HR h ■£ ■Hy Ll Sophomore Stunt Nile and a decision of a bride for the prince ... a broom closet complete with brooms, mops, dust pans and rags . . . tense waiting ... the Ensemble . . . beautiful voices . . entertainment while the judges make their choice ... the winners . . . Sophomores, first place . . . Seniors, second place ... a fun night for all. Freshman Stunt w - k p ' 5 I H ■1 ■M 1 fm A M B Li 1 N . Sb 1 JD ife M k I 1 U ' i 1 Pi CHRISTMAS. The high spot in our Christmas festivities is the formal banquet held in the din- ing hall. The Meredith Ensemble traditionally pro- vides the best in holiday music with their own rendition of Christmas melodies. Later in the eve- ning buses take the Meredith angels to the homes of faculty and administration to sing carols. After caroling, individual hall parties are enjoyed by everyone. PLAY DAY. Held in the spring, this festive oc- casion includes everything from jack-rocks to bridge. Students in each dormitory compete with their neighbors for the Play Day trophy. Each dorm is responsible for a theme which is carried out in costumes and appropriate songs. A Duke, selected by the student body from the male mem- bers of our faculty, and a Dutchess, selected from the students, reign over the events. At the conclusion of this day a delicious picnic is served. ■=T«,titi-d 146 Playhouse stage hands Playhouse actresses Meredith Playhouse . . . budding actresses . . . scenery . . . props . . . practice, practice, practice . . . scrib- bling homework in wings . . . trips to Greensboro . . . plans for outdoor productions ... Dr. Silver, co- operation . . . major problems — men! . . . Religion de- partment furnishes wisemen . . . The Other Wiseman . . . ghosts and sayonces . . . flying props . . . Blythe Spirit. . . . Cast in the play Blythe S Mr. Lee, big help . . . waiting with butterflies for per- formance . . . chalk marks on the floor . . . make-up time . . . names in print . . . stars in eyes . . . flowers for Mrs. Snow . . . lights low . . . curtain up . . . applause and bows . . . party in 202 Jones . . . waffles at Mrs. Snow ' s . . . reviews in Twig . . . chatter on campus. . . . ' I 147 MAID OF HONOR Crystal Hartness MAY QUEEN Julia Butler SENIOR ATTENDANTS f i Carolyn Howell BETSY CARLSON, Junior Attendant CANDACE WALSTED, Junior Attendant MARTHA HENDERSON and TONI McKINNEY Sophomore Attendants BECKY BILLING and CAROL BURRIS Freshmen Attendants APPLICATION . . . college . . . the preparation for a future . . . careers and marriage ... we begin and we are not sure of what we desire ... we hesitate and do not decide . . . then a spark of interest created by a professor, a specific course, a friend, a summer job . . . slowly we come to a realization and we begin to prepare ... the courses we take become more specific . . . none of us can speak from experience ... we only hope that our decisions are the right ones . . . our future lives will reflect the decisions we have made in the four years spent at Meredith . . . clubs, organizations, and meetings to help us decide . . . individual choices lead us in different directions . . . some live together in the Brewer home, learning to manage a house, some gain experience for the business world, the majority participate in student teaching, leaving early each morning and return- ing late fi ' om schools throughout the city and county ... we are politicians and emphasize our beliefs by campaigning and registering voters ... we go into the areas of the city where people are not as fortunate as we are, and we try to help in some way ... it is only through this application of what we have learned that we begin to feel more confident and a little self assured ... we want to take our place in society, but we hesitate ... we are young, we d o not have the techniques that come from actual envolvement . . . these re- flections of our lives will become actual images with the passing of time. Sociology Club OFFICERS: Jane Parrish, President; Brenda Petty, Vice-President; Brenda Strickland, Secretary-Treasurer. Young Republicans Club OFFICERS: Sue Lynn Teachey, President; Phyllis Duncan, Vice-President; Barbara Koch, Secretary. 156 Young Democrats Club OFFICERS: Cathy Smart, President; Norma Thompson, Vice-President; Wadad Fayed and Sally Pope, Secre- taries: Ellen Kirby, Treasurer. Student National Education Association OFFICERS: Kay Hall, President; Nell Shelton, Vice-President; VicKi Wilson, Secretary; Kay McCorkle, Treasurer. 157 Tomorrow ' s Business Women OFFICERS: Ann Beard, President: Joy Daniels, Vice-President; Doris Penninger, Secretary; Jan Miller, Treas- urer; Dr. Lois Frazier and Mrs. Ruth Robinson, Co-sponsors. Home Economics Club OFFICERS- Peggy Highsmith. President: Rita Goodwin. Vice-President; Ann Kanipe, Secretary; Betsy Frye Evans, Treasurer: Miss Jenme Hanyen and Miss Ellen Brewer, Co-sponsors. Ginger Brown, President Donna LeRoy, Secretary ridge and a snack are good any time of day. The new study room makes concentration a lot easier! Janet Brown, Treasurer DAY STUDENTS 159 EPILOGUE ... it is the end ... for some it is only a short period of separation until a new school year ... for some it is good-bye and the beginning of a new phase of life . . . we have lived together and in the space of a few months and years, we have come to know each other and to gain in experience and knowledge . . . preparation for the future ... we have lived a sheltered life and we worry about being on our own ... we must cope with the responsibilities to come ... it is easy to say now that we will never forget Meredith — the days of both accomplishment and failure, happiness and sorrow, and especially the friends we have made ... but we will forget . . . this is part of life, the ever changing process of living ... it may not be in a year or two, but gradually we will lose contact with each other- . . . the things we will remember, perhaps mostly subconsciously, will be the values gained from learning, reasoning, and loving ... the world is waiting, or is it? . . . some of us know from experience that it does not wait ... we must make a place for ourselves . . . it will take courage and work to rise above the crowd ... to become an individual ... we feel prepared and self confident, but are we? . . . experience and time will give us the answer . . . Meredith, four years of our lives, a period of transition . . . reflections of these years like the image in a mirror can be shattered, but the parts that have made us remain and are put together to form another image ... it is the end, and yet the beginning. Oak Leaves Staff Linda Arledge, Editor Kent Thompson, Business Manager Judy Griffin, Assistant Editor Harriett McLeod, Nell Shelton, Polly Finan, Ellen Morrison, Martha McArthur, and Jan Section Editors. Miller, Typists. Julia Butler, Gayle Isley, Dale Childress, Betty Lester, Paula Lowry, Myra H olla- man, Cynthia Barrington, Rose Ann Shaw, Ginger Hughey, and Linda Gallehugh, Class Editors. Charlotte Burgess, Penny Pittard, Pat White, Dianne Lumsden, Martha Hender- son, Beth King, Ann Huggins, Cissy Miller, Lynda Gregory, Business Staff. Dr. D. R. Reveley, Editorial Sponsor. Dr. E. F. Canaday, Business Sponsor. Waller Studio and Duane Paris, Photog- raphers. Edwards and Broughton, printers of 1965 Oak Leaves. 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Winston-Salem Eaton, Jane Lull, 660 Lakeshore Dr.. Asheville Eldridge, Mrs. Dorothy Cook, 2333 Airline Dr., Raleigh Elliott. Judith Ann. 1256 Catawba St.. Kingsport. Tenn. Ennis. Patricia. 5009 Newcastle Rd.. Raleigh Ernst. B. Jane. Spoonville Rd.. East Granby. Conn. Taved. Wadad. 1338 Hamilton St.. Roanoke Rapids Finan. Mary Pauline. 758 E. Whitaker Mill Rd.. Raleigh Fisher. Donna. Apt. 1, 515 Washington St., Raleigh Ford. Nancy Sue, 1 Trammel Ave., Canton Foreman, Mrs. Diane Hollowell, 2621 Broadwell Dr., Raleigh Franklin, Martha, 1609 Ash Valley Rd., Nashville, Tenn. Freeman , Mrs. Billie Hartsell, P-316 McKimmon Vil- lage. Raleigh Frve. Susan. 207 Forrest Ave., Athens, Tenn. Fulk. Tomilee. 2500 Morganton Rd.. Fayetteville Garrett. Frances. Box 123, Henderson Garrett, Nancy Elizabeth, Box 123, Henderson Garvey, Betty, 412 Fayetteville St.. Clayton Gentry. Robin. 4 Park Blvd.. Winston-Salem Goodwin. Rita. 2107 N. Early St.. Alexandria, Va. Griffin. Judith ' Kay. 31,38 Konnoak Dr.. Winston-Salem Griffin. Patricia. 1320 Diehl St., Raleigh Guion. Jane. N. Elm St., Marshville Hackney, Mrs. Betty Ellis. 1118 Parker St.. Raleigh Hagwood, Susan, Box 113, Bunn Hall, Kay. 2029 Pershing St., Durham Harris. Linda Jean. 3125 Hope Valley Rd.. Durham Hartness. Crystal. 305 Willowwood Dr.. Henderson Havwood. Kathryn. 911 LaSalle St.. Durham Hendricks, Jane, Rt. 3. Box 72-B. Nashville Highsmith. Peggv Jane. Box 56. Bethel Hines. Janet. 4001 Arborway. Charlotte Hinson. Helen Pope. 600 Perry St.. Kinston Holland, Elizabeth. 1607 Cedar St.. Lumberton Holliday . Carolyn L.. 5116 Wickham Rd., Raleigh House. Martha. 911 Bragg St., Monroe Howell. Carolvn. Country Club Dr.. Weldon Hunt. Nileen. ' 2214 Whitman Rd.. Raleigh Hutcherson. Jean. 2700 Reynolda Rd.. Winston-Salem Ipock. Betty Hart. Rt. 2. New Bern Isley. Sally Gayle. 2512 Columbine Lane, Burlington Jones, Andra Smith, Rt. 1. Box 144. Gary Jones, Mrs. Mary Ann. .5655 Western Blvd.. Raleigh Jones, Nancy Lou, Box 278, Lewiston Joyce, Elizabeth Gail, Rt. 3. Madison Kelley, Mrs. Sandra Anderson. 3019 Farrior Rd., Raleigh Kilpatrick, Mrs. Nell Britton. 303-Q McKimmon Village. Raleigh Knott, Ruth, Box 872, Henderson Koch, Barbara Jean, 2228 Elm Ridge Dr.. Northbrook. 111. Koh, Mrs. Cho-ok Lee. 819 Merrie Rd., Raleigh Lambeth, Mrs. Ann Brock. 1603 Van Dyke Ave., Raleigh Lassiter, Phoebe, Conway Lloyd, Carol, 3719 Hope Valley Rd., Durham Long. Brenda, Box 326, Marshville Lyles, Mrs. Lucy Green, 1506 Parham St., Henderson Mc rthur, Martha, Box 246, Laurinburg McCall, Pamela, 1000 Oakdale Rd., Charlotte McCollum, Elaine, 510 Hunter St.. Madison McCorkle, Kay, 308 W. Park Dr., Fayetteville McLoud, Harriet, Box 126, Elon College 178 Macomber, Priscilla Jane, Rt. 4, Box 451-A, Charlotte Marks, Elroy, Box 415, Laurinburg Martin, Jerry Ann, Rt. 1, Box 95, JonesviUe Martin, Mrs. Sarah Parker, 28241 ! Bedford Ave., Raleigh May, Eleanor Carol, 1901 Hamorton PL, Charlotte Mayhew, .Sandra, 180 Cedar St., Mooresville Midgette. Martha, Gregory Miller, Jan, 1107 Westwood Dr., Tullahoma, Tenn. Mintz, Anne, 5513 Deepdale Dr., Norfolk, Va. Moore, Sally Howard, 2432 Greenway Ter., Raleigh Murdoch, Mrs. Judith Fitzjohn, 1213 Kent Rd., Raleigh Murray, Margaret Kelly, 1337 Canterbury Rd., Raleigh Myers, Lynn, 1403 Miller St., Winston-Salem O ' Brien, Gail Williams, Box 172, Canton Parker, Eleanor Hardaway, 723 Jones St., Suffolk, Va. Parker, Rebecca, 1206 Evergreen Ave., Goldsboro Parrish, Jane, 525 McAlway Rd., Charlotte Pearce, La Rue, Rt. 2, Wake Forest Pearce, Mrs. Mary Might, Box 552, Henderson Peedin, Sandra Dean, 2126 Mayview Rd., Raleigh Pegram, Mrs. Patricia, 3407 Graustark, Apt. 12, Hous- ton, Texas Penny, Lura, Box 277, Kenansville Penninger, Doris, Rt. 7, Box 26, Lexington Petty, Brenda Carol, 3816 Swathmore Rd., Durham Pittard, Pennv, 5432 E. Princess Anne Rd., Norfolk, Va. Plyler, Martha, Box 38, Whaleyville, Va. Poole, Anne Pepper, 206 Wilson Ave., Kinston Porter, Susan Kesler, 400 A Chamberlain St., Raleigh Pugh, Janet, 2102 Liberty Dr., Greensboro Rains, Mrs. Annette Wicker, Box 321, Kenly Rawlinson, Nancy, 440 E. Indiana Ave., Southern Pines Reavis, Elizabeth, 800 Ferndale Blvd., High Point Regan, Maynette, 518 W. Broad St., St. Pauls Register, Mary, Country Club Rd., Franklin, Va. Rhyne, Shirley, 509 Peartree Lane, Raleigh Satterfield, Janet E., 4242 Batts Rd., Raleigh Savage, Corinne, Willard Shehon, Nell, Leftwich Rd., Greta, Va. Sheppard, Gail, 147 Newfound St., Canton Simmons, Linda, 204 E. Lebanon St., Mt. Airy Simmons, Margaret, 313 E. Martin St., Wadesboro Smart, Cathy, Box 396, Cliffside Smith, Dollie, 1904 Bragg St., Fayetteville Smith, Helen E., 2008 Spencer Ave., New Bern Smith, Margaret Exum, 214 Faircloth St., Raleigh Spence, Betty, 508 S. Taylor, Rocky Mount Staflord, Brenda JoAnn, 1337 Reynolda Rd., Winston- Salem Stallings, Deborah, 1005 Tarboro St., Rocky Mount Staton, Martha Jay, 305 Midland Dr., Wilmington Steele, Betty Jo, 340 Nursery Lane, Statesville Stevens, Carole, 431 Appomattox St., Hopewell, Va. Stewart, Mrs. Susan Archer, Apt. 263, Radio Center Apts., 3229 S. Boulevard, Charlotte Stone, Martha, 1314 Avondale Ave., Richmond, Va. .Straughan, Jane, Box 55, Warsaw Strickland, Brenda, 837 S. Tillery St., Rocky Mount Strickland, Judith, 1518 Berkshire Rd., Fayetteville Swayne, Lucinda, 1431 Knollwood Rd., Wilmington Tankard, Josephine, 314 E. Ninth St., ' Washington Taylor, Harriet, 1508 Evergreen Ave., Goldsboro Teachey, Sue Lynn. 405 E. Center St., Rose Hill Thomas, Mrs. Estelle Isley, 301 N. Main, Burlington Thomas, Marion Elizabeth, 326 Meeting St., Georgetown, Thompson, Mrs. Norma Baird, 301 W. Eighth St., Lumberton Tudor, Jane Powell. 1106 N. Walnut St., Lumberton Ussery, Catherine, Box 1002, Kannapolis. Vestal, Elizabeth. Rt. 4, Box 113, Siler Cily Washburn, Mrs. Carol Marie. Rt. 1, Box 142B, Durham Waters, Mrs. Martha Babb. 408 Marjorie Dr., Gary Shatley, Kathryn, 603 Twelfth Ave., Dillon, S. C. Whitley, Nancy Clifton, Rt. 1, Beaufort Wilfong, Mrs. Frances P., 1903 Alexander Rd., Raleigh Womble, Patricia, Box 384, LiUington Woodard, Charlotte, Box J. Nashville Young, Ellen, 196 23rd St., N.W., Hickory Alford, Betsy, Sycamore St., Zebulon AUigood, Judy Carol, 7110 Maple St., Elizabeth City Atwill, Alice P., 4202 Seminary Ave., Richmond. Va. Badders, Sue, 305 W. Pine Ave., Wake Forest Barrier, Delinda, 353 Spencer Dr., Concord Bell, Susan Carol, 1711 E. Mulberry St., Go ldsboro Billington, Lynn, 307 LuUwater Dr.. Wilmington Benton, Melaine, 1104 Helen St., Monroe Booker, Mary Elizabeth. 110 Parker St., Smithfield Branch, Jessica, 106 Woodland Dr., Gary Brott, Prudence. 224 Steamburg Rd.. Hillsdale Mich. Brown, Beverly. Rt. 1, Box 423, Mount Airy Brown, Janet, 608 Polk St., Raleigh Brown, Johnsie C. Rt. 2, Box 84-A, Elkin Brown, Patricia, 1208 Westmoreland Dr., Raleigh Bunch, Marian, 202 E. Queen St., Edenton Burfening, Mrs. Susan, F-28 McKimmon Village, Raleigh Caison, Susan, 333 Wilmot Dr., Raleigh Callahan, Carol, Rt. 2, Vass Canady, Joyce, 1326 Andover Rd., Charlotte Carlson, Elizabeth Ann, 1207 Azalea Dr., Wilmington Carter, Mrs. Betty Hastings, 2617 Avent Ferry Rd., Raleigh Carter, Linda, Rt. 2. Chadbourn Chadwick, Josephine, 1601 Powell St., Norristown, Pa. Chandler, Sara Roselyn, 215 Highland Rd., Southern Pines Childress, Beverley Dale, 400 Brookside Blvd., Rich- mond, Va. Coats, Phyllis, Box 156, Angier Coleman. Alice, Box 185. Pamplico, S. C. Collier, Elaine, 1411 Pine Valley Loop, Fayetteville Collins. Janet, Rt. 1 Monroe Cox, Beverly, 8609 Waxford Rd.. Richmond. Va. Cress, Laurie, 215 W. Thomas St., Salisbury Grumpier. Elaine. 411 Hancock St., Smithfield Dahl, Ann, Box 1626, Burlington Daniel, Joy, Box 464, Spring Hope Davis. Gloria, 3204 Dixon Rd., Durham Dickens, Florence, Castalia Duncan, Phyllis, Box 876, Halifax, Va. Lakes, Beth, 417 Lafayette St., Clinton Eaton, Ann, Rt. 5, Asheboro Eicher, Bonnie, 1401 Andover Rd., Charlotte Evans, Mrs. Betsy, Box 433, Cary Evans, Martha Louise, 1652 Coyote Ave., Norfolk, Va. Ferguson, Wilda, 2809 O ' Berry St., Raleigh Ferrell, Susan. 3013 Churchill Rd., Raleigh Floyd, Kate, 412 Pittman St., Fairmont Flynt, Sandra, Rt. 3, Baux Mtn. Rd., Winston-Salem Franklin, Georgia Lea, 2801 N. Westmoreland St., Arlington 13, Va. Frederick, Linda, 607 N. Audubon Ave., Goldsboro Freeman, Ann, 110 S. Layton Ave., Dunn Freeze, Mrs. Kathy Corriher, Rt. 1, China Grove Galbraith, Karen Jennie, Rt. 2, Box 331, Cole Mill Rd., Durham Gargis, Norma, 1804 Marshall Ave., Indian River, East Chesapeake, Va. Gay, Mary, Seaboard Griffin, Bettie, 28 Longview Rd., Asheville Griffin, Carolyn, Rt. 5, Griffith Rd., Monroe Grogan, Janet, 1908 Loch Lomond Ct., Winston-Salem Hall, Julia L., 528 E. Peace St., Raleigh Hamrick, Judy, 745 Elderwood Ave., Winston-Salem Hanchey, Ann, Rt. 2, Box 69, Rose Hill Hatcher, Diane, 1312 Garner Rd., Garner Hauser, Anita, 853 Kenwick Dr., Winston-Salem Hedrich. Kay, 712 Ferndale Dr., High Point Herndon, Susanne, 2263 Camellia Dr., Wilmington Herring, Mary Louise, Bay St., Southport Hilton, Sue, 1018 Greensboro Rd., Lexington Holden, Dawn, Rt. 2, Box 24, Hudson Hooks, Jeannie, Box 235, Fremont Howard, Kaye, 108 East St., Fuquay-Varina Howie, Libby, Rt. 8, Monroe Hudler, Pansy, 113 Piney Green Rd., Midway Park Hunt, Mary Shelton, 312 Morrison Ave., Raleigh Hurst, Patsy, Rt. 3, Box 61, Wilmington Ingold, H. Johnette, 1120 E. Cannon Ave., Albemarle Inman, Martha Adele, 122 Green Forest Dr., Wilmington James, Grace, Bethel Johnson, Barbara, Box 64, Four Oaks Johnson, Ginger, Box 294, Lillington Jordan, Pam, 217 Shamrock Dr., Danville, Va. Jorgensen, Joyce Ann, Southport Kanipe, Mary Ann, Waddell St., Fair Bluff Kelly, Sue, 206 Orange St., Tabor City Kerr, Margaret, 4315 Van Buren St., Hyattsville, Md. Kesler, Lou Ross, Meadow Lane, Henderson King, Martha, Rt. 1, Nashville Kirkpatrick. Betty, Box 719, Southern Pines Knight, Jo Ann, 3005 Northampton Dr., Greensboro Lambeth, Mary Katharine, Box 1129, Thomasville Langdon, Madelyn, 116 Ridgemont Rd., Johnson City. Tenn. LeRoy, Donna L., 3612 Browning PI., Raleigh Lester, Martha Elizabeth, 903 Rhem St., Kinston Lipscomb, Carlton, 1427 Lorraine Ave., Richmond, Va. Lowry, Paula, 4201 Wilson Dr., Great Bridge, Chesa- peake, Va. Lumsden, Dianne, 834 Woodland, Statesville Lyles, Jean, 902 W. Fifth St., Roanoke Rapids McClenny, Nancy, Box 147, Lucama McCormick. Susan, 1100 S. Main St., Fairmont McDuffie, Judy, Box 748, Red Springs Marsh, Price, 717 Westwood, High Point Maynard, Judith L., Harrells Medlin, Virginia Lytton, 501 Griffith Rd., Monroe Miller, Juliana, 31 Louise Ave., Concord Mills, Martha, Box 262, Taylorsville Mims, Susan, 5536 Seacroft Rd.. Charlotte Mixon, Mrs. Polly Moore, 125 Cox Ave., Apt. 12, Ra- leigh Moore, Marshall, Box 353, ClarksviUe, Va. Morgan, Sandra, 340 Vanderbilt Rd., Asheville Morris, Janet Kay, 1419 Ida St., Durham Morris, Linda Drake, 201 Stuttaford Dr., Sandston, Va. Moyer. Mrs. Gayle Thomason, 1070 Nichols Dr., Raleigh Munford, Dheadra, 2701 Elgin St., Durham Northcutt, Mrs. Eileen Hagie, 402 Heater Dr., Gary Gates, Murilla, 1514 National Ave., New Bern Owen, Rachel, Buffalo Junction, Va. Parker, Anne, 395 Buckingham Rd., Winston-Salem Parlin. Mrs. Sandra, 2715 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh Peterson, Patricia, Rt. 4, Box 47, Clinton Phillips, Mary Ellen, 114 Longview Dr., Fayetteville Pierce, Judith, 1809 James St., Durham Ponton, Elizabeth, 2520 White Oak Rd., Raleigh Poole, Sarah Ann, 1206 Anne Dr., Kinston Rabon, Frances Dunn, 1001 Bragg St., Monroe Rackley, Linda, Box 164, Rose Hill Ratchford, Julia, 7311 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. Reich, Katharine, 2412 Greenbriar Rd., Winston-Salem Reynolds, Sonja, Box 881, Troy Rhodes, Mrs. Barbara Bullard, 608 Currituck Dr., Ra- leigh Riddick, Carolyn, 612 Yarmouth Rd., Raleigh Riley, Judith Gay, 308 Englewood Dr., Rocky Mount Riley, Sara Lynn, Winthrop Dr., Raleigh Roberts, Anne, Rt. 1, Box 26, Mt. Gilead Robertson, Carol, 755 Barnsdale Rd., Winston-Salem Robinson, WiUa, 215 Balfour Ave., Asheboro Rogers, Betty Lois, Rt. 1, Wake Forest Rolston, Roberta, 521 Dixie Trail, Raleigh Sanner, Joyce, 215 S. King St., Windsor Savage, Jo Ann, Box 105, Spring Hope Scarborough, Betsy, 316 Belmont St., Windsor Shanor, Elizabeth, 3200 Evans St., Morehead City Shaver, Miriam Rebecca, 203 S. Oleander Ave., Golds- boro Shingleton, Wanita Ann, 107 Warren St., Wilson Simpson, Joan, E. Purvis St., Robersonville Sloop, Ruth Ann, Box 601, Dublin, Va. Smith, Barbara, 2714 W. Rothgeb Dr., Raleigh Smith. Mrs. Harriette H., 2323 Yancey, Raleigh Smith, Lee Parker, 1018 Minerva Ave., Durham Smith, Marilyn, 131 Ridgecrest Rd., Asheboro Sned, Marcia, 300 W. Marsh St., Salisbury Sowell, Georgette, 1002 Rice St., Hamlet Spangler, Sylvia Elaine, Meadows of Dan, Va. Sparger, Anne. 808 E. Wade St., Wadesboro Staton, Mrs. Philecta, Apt. C-3, 3200 Hillsboro St., Raleigh Stokes, Louise, 2701 Reynolds Dr., Winston-Salem Tarleton, Shirley M., Rt. 3, Marshville Thomas, Nancy DeAnne, 4525 Drexel Dr., Raleigh Thompson. Kent, 211 Hillcrest Dr., Goldsboro Voshell. Joan, 5544 Poplar Dr., Poplar Halls, Norfolk, Va. Wainscott, Lynn, 1523 Hermitage Ct., Durham Waller, Lane, Rt. 4, Kinston Warren, Edith Carol, Rt. 1, Robersonville Watson, Barbara, 400 Randolph Dr., Annandale, Va. Welsted, Candace, 3608 Haverstick PI., Charlotte Whedbee, Lucy Ann, 201 Haughton St., Williamston White, Patricia Ann, 1812 Grace St., Wilmington Wilkerson, Nell, 615 Oak St., Marion Williams, Mrs. Cynthia Radford, 1208 College PI., Ra- leigh Williams, LaRay, 428 Oaklette Dr., East Chesapeake, Va. Willis, Gail, 1034 W. Forest Hills Blvd., Durham Wilson, Bettie, 506 Hancock St., Oxford Wilson, Jane AUene, 710 E. Park Dr., Lincolnton Wilson, Judith Ann, 5300 S. W. Fourth St., Miami 44, Fla. Wilson, Helen Virginia, 1112 Griffith Rd., Monroe Woodford, Sylvia Lee, Box 169, Goode, Va. Worcester, Linda Dell, 8.526 Spartan Rd., Fairfax, Va. Worth, Margaret, 310 Hill Rd., Southern Pines Wrenn, Dianne, 2614 Portland Ave., Charlotte Yarbrough, Patricia, 3358 Willow Oak Rd., Charlotte Yelton, Agnes, 240 Grandview Dr., Concord SOPHOMORES Allen, Sandra Lee, Box 268, Farmville Amnott, Susan, 2720 Brown Ave., Durham Anderson, Elizabeth, P-108 McKimmon Village, Raleigh Arthur, Anne, 705 Avondale Rd., Asheboro Ashburn, Anne, 317 Howard St., Mount Airy Austell, Jeslyn McCall, Box 1192, Concord Baggett, Ann, 303 Churchill Dr., Fayetteville Bailey, Adrianna, 210 Morgan St., Roxboro Ball, Mary L., G-2 Oleander Ct., Wilmington Ballard, Cheryl, 209 River Rd., Newport News, Va, Banner, Nina, 104 Glenwood Rd., Morganton Barnes, Kay, Box 786, Hillsboro Barrington, Cynthia, 407 E. Harrison St., Dillon, S. C. Batson, Mary Ann, Rt. 2, Burgaw Bauer, Beverly Jean, Redwood Motor Lodge, Lumberton Bellomy, Barbara, 2247 Camellia Dr., Wilmington Bennett, Carolyn Margaret, 2333 Rosewood Ave., Wins- ton-Salem Berry, Ann Elizabeth, 602 W. Colonial Ave., Elizabeth City Bickel, Arlene. 608 Hilltop Dr., Lexington Biggs, Gayle, 2712 Park Avenue, Wilmington Bishop, Pamela, Box 144, Powells Point Blackmore, Marie, Box 757, Burgaw Blalock, Jenny Hope, 3504 Churchill Rd., Raleigh Bostick, Dorothy Jane, 118 N. Kincaid Ave., Wilson Boswell, Carolyn Sue, 2223 Woodland Ave., Burlington Bradley, Mary Helen, Box 668, Grifton Bradshaw, Sharon, Box 43, Drexel Bragg, Julia, 103 Harvard St., Monroe Bridgers, Mrs. Frances Douglass, 805 Holt Dr., Raleigh Brockett, Mrs. Rosalind B., E-25 McKimmon Village, Raleigh Brown, Rae, 423 Morgan St., Roxboro Bruton, Kathryn, 13227 Betty Lane, Silver Spring, Md. Bunn, Jo Ann, 309 Gannon Ave., Zebulon Butler, Gail Carmen, Box 278, Roseboro Butler, Martha Ann, Box 278, Roseboro Capell, Carroll Ann, 400 E. View St., Wadesboro Carroll, Judith Frances, 1305 Elm Si., Weldon Carver, Barbara Jean, 919 Jefferson St., Roanoke Rapids Chapman, Rebekah, Box 470, Quincy, Florida Clements, Retta, 1804 Rolling Rd., Greensboro Cockerham, Karen, 728 Melrose St., Winston-Salem Coleman, Jane, Box 185, Pamplico, S. C. Collins, Susan Payne, 4119 Crestwood Rd., Richmond, Va. Copeland, Sarah H., 406 Pike St., Enfield Coram, Judy, Box 86, Boonville Craven, Jean, 522 W. Weatherspoon St., Sanford Crocker, Constance, 6206 Friendly Rd., Greensboro Crumly, Candace, 741 Larkhall Lane, Charlotte Daves, Barbara Joyce, 2023 Redbud Dr., Gastonia Dickens, Elizabeth, Lake Tillery, Mt. Gilead Dobbins, Mrs. Kaye, 509 Blanton St., Shelby Dodds, Brenda, Rt. 4, Box 404, Candler Dozier, Dee Ann, c o Dr. J. J. Mamlin, 575 Winona Village, Indianapolis, Ind. Dudley, Jean, Graham Rd., Pittsboro Dudley, Mary, 100 Marine Dr., Pineville Eagles, Doris, Rt. 2, Box 25, Ahoskie Ehle, Nancy, 35 Martindale Rd., Asheville El-Kammash, Khadiga, Farrington Rd., Chapel Hill Ellis, Judy Ann, Box 397, Clarkton Everette, Helen, Box 481, Robersonville Feeley, Carol, 402 E. Tenth St., Washington Felten, Janet Lee, 1351 Bill St., Norfolk, Va. Fisher, June Colliy, Box 367, Elizabethtown Fitchett, Pamela H., Box 452, Pittsboro Fitz, Gayle, Box 434, Chadbourn Floyd, Frances, 1002 James St., Lumberton Forrest, Nancy, 106 Deerwood Dr., Greenville Franklin, Linda, 807 Poplar St., Raleigh Freeman, Katharine, Box 97, Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C. Freeman, Margaret, 129 Hillcrest Rd., Raleigh Friedrich, Use Hildegard, 2825 Rothgeb Dr., Raleigh Gentry, Judy Gail, Rt. 2, Roxboro Gilliam, Lou, 1729 Chamberlain St., South Boston, Va. Gillis, Linda, 782 Manchester Dr., Raleigh Goulais, Susan, 203 S. W. Second Ave., Delray Beach, Fla. Grant, Rebecca, Box 437, Franklin Grant, Susan, 1428 Ridge Rd., Raleigh Green, Joan, 411 Cutler St., Raleigh Green, Carol Ann, 1213 Hartford Ave., Charlotte Greenwood, Mrs. Betty Hines, 3601 Phyllis Dr., Raleigh Gregory, Lynda, 15 Forest Hills Dr., Wilmington Griffin, Carol Ann, Red Oak Griffin, Mrs. Patricia Tolston, 919 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh Grumbles, Lynn, 8200 Tarkington Dr., Richmond, Va. Hall, Barbara, Rt. 1, Pineville Hall, Margaret, 1358 Jeflress St., South Boston, Va. Hampton, Ann Catherine, 3005 Chapel Hill Rd., Durham Hartley, Betty, 1826 Lansdale Dr., Charlotte Haywood, Janice, Box 307, Candor Helms, Carol Elizabeth, 1307 Virginia Ave., Monroe Helms, Joanna, 518 Vance St., Roanoke Rapids Henderson, Martha, 203 N. Harding St., Greenville Hines, Gail, 1302 Churchill Dr., Wilmington Hinkle, Mary Beth, 2011 Georgia Ave., Winston-Salem Hobbs, Sandra, 216 Buck Jones Rd., Raleigh Hocutt, Janie, 5442 Robinhood Rd., Charlotte Hofler, Carolyn, 481 S. Union St., Concord Hollamon, Myra, Box 754, Hendersonville Holt, Mimi, Box 889, Asheboro Honeycutt, Jean, 113 Edgewood Cir., Concord Home, Doris, 1107 Anderson St., Wilson Home, Sandra Gayle, 1702 Wilshire Blvd., Wilson House, Gloria Anne, Box 215, Hobgood Howell, Marie, 124 Westwood Rd., Asheville Howell, Patsy, Country Club Dr., Weldon Hoyle, Tanya E., 207 Bond St., Enfield 181 Huggins. Ann. 302 E. Noble St., Louisburg Hull, Joan Marie, 1001 Howard Cir., Tarboro Humphrey, Carolyn Marie, 2831 Barmettler St.. Raleigh Journigan, Judy, Rt. 1, Henderson Kimball, Georgia. Box 28. Lemon Springs King. Elizabeth Swinson, Box 3162. Azalea Sta., Wil- mington King, Carol Forrest. 3026 Fairfax Dr.. Charlotte King. Pamela Jean. 1203 South Ave., South Boston, Va. Kirby, Ellen. 230 Grandview Dr.. Winston-Salem Lane. Gay. Rt. 2. Box 83. Siler City Laney. Linda G.. 102 Forest Hill Dr.. Monroe Lay, Emily Graham, 202 Forest Dr., Falls Church, Va. League, Sarah Jane, Box 213, Waynesville Lee, Mrs. Yeun Sook, 1004 Marilyn Dr., Raleigh Lemmond, Jean, Box 32. Matthews Lewis. Mrs. Edith Shepherd. 1225 Ridge Rd., Raleigh Lewis, Patricia Anne, 1106 Rockford Rd., High Point McCrary, Jan, 613 S. Taylor St.. Rocky Mount McDonald, Gloria. 1119 Lafayette Ave.. Rocky Mount McGlohon. Jane. 315 Rutledge Rd.. Greenville McGoogan. Marilyn. 288 E. 2nd Ave.. Red Springs McKethan. Nancy Blue. 1100 E. Washington St., Dillon, S. C. McKinney, Toni. 2103 Flagler Ave., Key West, Fla. McLamb, Sandra, Rt. 5, Clinton McNeill, Charlotte Anne, 1820 Harris Rd.. Charlotte McPhaul, Zula. 607 N. Lee St., Whiteville Maness, Frances Ann, 508 N. Weldon St., Gastonia Marcuson, Marilyn, 2726 Lyndhurst Ave., Winston- Salem Marks, Paula Memory, 719 Pinewood Cir., Mooresville Marshall, Beth, Rt. 3, Hillsboro Mayhue, Marcelyn. 207 Woodpecker Lane. Ht. Hollv. N. J. Memory. Stella. 908 Harvey St.. Raleigh Midgett. Jane, Rt. 2. Kinston Miller. Alice Elizabeth. 7 Hillcrest Dr.. Concord Miller. Joan Elaine. 1325 Wilkesboro Rd.. Taylorsville Miller. Mary Elizabeth. 355 Seventh St.. Idaho Falls. Idaho Mills. Ann, Box 262. Taylorsville Milton, Mary Faith, 309 McCarten St.. Monroe Mitchell. Charlotte A.. 256 Fillmore St.. Staunton. Va. Molony. Betty. 2815 Winton Rd.. Durham Myers. Marjorie Gwynne. 2505 Owen Dr., Winston- Salem Newton, Sandra, 305 E. 16th St., Lumberton Noel, Blanche Gilliam, 4904 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va. Nurkin, Rita Webster, 112 N. Dillard St., Durham Otts, Charlotte, 302 Plum Lane, Chapel Hill Padrick, Elizabeth Key. 2430 Wade Ave.. Raleigh Page. Laura. 404 W. Mountain St.. Kings Mountain Partin, Ann. Rt. 1. Enfield Peacock. Beth. 1030 Red Oak Rd.. Virginia Beach. Va. Perrv. Helen Elizabeth. 208 Ware St., Shelby Pettehone. Kathve. Rt, 2. Box 10. Annapolis. Md. Pickett. Jo Ann. 818 Gales Ave.. Winston-Salem Pope. Sallie Dunn. 1008 Roanoke St., Scotland Neck Potter, Mary Florence, 1007 Jenkins St., Lumberton Powell. Mary Beth. Rt. 1. Sweetwater, Tenn. Price. Kathleen Joan. 1005 Lakewood Dr.. Monroe Pritchard, Dianne, Rt. 2, Aulander Rabb, Veronica, Rt. 5, Box 331, Marion Ramsey, Judy Gail, 632 Denning PI., Charlotte Ramsey, Suzanne Marie, 900 W. Marion St.. Shelby Raver. Mrs. Mary Workman. 910 Washington St., Gary Reynolds. Martha. 1206 Stanhope Ave., Richmond, Va. Rhodes. Mrs. Mary Ruth. 1817 Manuel St., Raleigh Ritchie, Jeannie, 3105 Moss Side Ave., Richmond, Va. Rives, Elizabeth S.. 706 Florham Dr., High Point Roach, Betty, 729 Russell Ave.. Reidsville Robinson. Ann. 805 River Rd.. Newport News, Va. Rodgers, Judhh. Box 7. Franklinville Roebuck. Nancy. 125 Isabella Ave.. Washington Rogers, Susan K., 806 Brunson Dr., Albemarle Rollins, Ann B., 903 Elizabeth Rd.. Shelby Rudisill, Joyce Mclntyre, 1312 Myrtle Ave., Charlotte Sandford, Charlene, 289 E. Chestnut St., Asheville Scarborough, Beverly, 110 Smith Chapel Rd., Mt. Olive Schertz. Agnes, 228 Jamaica Rd., Cocoa Beach, Fla. Scott, Judith, Rt. 3. Kenly Sells. Judy, 29 Offutt Rd., Bedford, Mass. Senter, Mary Frances, 807 Second St.. Lillington Shaw, Rose Ann, 904 Blount St., Lumberton Showaher, Mrs. Betsy Parker. 17 Bagwell St., Raleigh Singletary, Carolyn, Rt. 1, Box 344, Bladenboro Smith, Dianne, Box 353, Battleboro Smith, Josephine Peele, 415 Carolina Ave., Raleigh Smith, Joanne, 420 Leander. St., Shelby Smith, Patricia Ann, 3715 Halford Dr., Raleigh Smith, Sheila, Box 5. Windsor Snyder, Suzanne, 1709 Sims PI., Lakeland, Fla. Stanley, Julia. Oxford PL. High Point Stilley, Nancy. Rt. 5, Box 15, New Bern Stoudeniire, Sylvia, Rt. 5, Lincolnton Swanson, Merry, 829 Yorkshire Rd., Winston-Salem Teague, Jane. Box 1466. Lumberton Thompson. Diane. 2705 Roxboro Rd.. Durham Thompson, Joan E., 4407 Macon St.. McLean. Va. Turner. Jennie Ann. 405 Colleton Rd., Raleigh Turner, Kathryn, 52 Orchard Cir,, Columbia, S, C. V ' aughan, Brenda J.. 431 Carolina St.. Roanoke Rapids Viersen. Donna Dukes. 910 Curtis St., Ahoskie Wacaster, Judith, 7540 Park Rd., Charlotte Walker, Rebecca, Box 485, Battleboro Walter, Benton, 709 Rountree Ave., Kinston Ward, Bess A., Box 145, Bladenboro Warrick, Barrett, 513 S. Fifth St.. Smithfield Webb. Elizabeth, 705 Davie Ave.. Statesville ' hite. Ellen. Rt. 1. Box 24. Colerain Whitty. Louise, Box 1206. New Bern Williams, Charlotte. 209 Robert E. Lee Dr., Wilmington Wilson, Brenda, 1502 Carey Rd.. Kinston Wilson. Martha Jane. 101 Pleasant Dr., Clemson, S, C. Wilson, Patricia, 951 Hendersonville Rd., Asheville Worthington, Laura, 211 E. Third St., Ayden Wright, Linda, 146 Valley Dr., Roanoke Rapids Wynn, Patricia, Box 241, Tarboro Young, Claire. 809 S. Second St., Smithfield Young. Doris. Box 149, Beaufort Young, Mary LaRue, 310 Blackwell St., Kingstree, S, C. FRESHMEN Alexander, Judith, 1923 Ferncliff Rd., Charlotte Allshrook, Sherry, 114 Overstreet Dr.. Enfield Appel. Paula, 2812 Westchester Dr., High Point Arakas, Mary, 228 Midland Dr., Asheville Askari, Nasrin Nikakhtar, P-214 McKimmon Village, Raleigh Atkins, Judy, 1218 Vickers Ave., Durham Austin, Ruth, MOQ 344, MCAS, Cherry Point Ayers, Theresa, Rt. 2, Williamston Baals, Karen, 245 James River Dr., Newport News, Va. Bagnal, Seale, 225 Haynsworth St., Sumter, S. C. Bailey, Barbara, 207 Country Club Dr., New Bern Barbee, Dudley, Yaupon Village, Southport Barnett, Margaret, 700 W. Third St., Roanoke Rapids Bass, Judith, Rt. 2, Newton Grove Batson, Nancy, Rt. 1, Burgaw Baucom, Margaret, Box 38, Gaithersburg, Md. Baucom, Yetive, 404 Hilltop Ave., Gamer Beeeher, Diane Carolyn, 1113 W. Rowan St., Fayetteville Bennett, Dixie, Ash Bentley, Carol, 40 Hillcrest Dr., Concord Berry, Mary Anne, 113 E. Murray Ave., Durham Blanchard, Susan, 623 E. Southerland St., Wallace Booth, Kathy, Rt. 3, Box 276, Durham Boshet, Mary Ann, 701 Longview St., Greensboro Boyd, Nancy Kay, 129 S. Ervin St., Arlington, Va. Bradsher, Sandra Lee, 807 King St., Windsor Brame, Linda, 2725 Stuart Dr., Durham Brantley. Constance, Box 271, Nashville Brantley, Linda Jane, Rt. 6, Raleigh Brasweil, Charlotte, 211 N. White St., Gastonia Bray, Martha, 302 W. 18th St., Lumberton Britt, Theresa, 1108 E. Eighth St., Lumberton Brown, Ginny, Rt. 1, Box 651, Suffolk, Va. Bryant, Emily, 831 Watson Ave., Winston-Salem Bryson, Merrilee Ann, 122 Maple St., Franklin Burks, Patricia, 1522 Cloverdale Ave., Winston-Salem Burris, Carole, Gastonia Highway, Lincolnton Campen, Mayola, 23 W. Bayshore Blvd., Jacksonville Carraway, Elizabeth, 501 Brackenridge Ave., Norfolk, Va. Carroll, Honour Faye, 1305 Elm St., Weldon Carter, Marilyn, 110 Kensington Rd., Greensboro Caskey, Jerri, 428 Banks St., Graham Chapman, Susan, Box 156, Spencer Chastain, Winifred, 900 W. Bessemer Ave., Greensboro Clark, Nancy, 1455 Pine Valley Loop, Fayetteville Clayton, Sylvia Anne, 1019 Elizabeth Dr., Laurinburg Collier, Dianna, Rt. 2, Box 302, Whiteville Cooke, Susan, 13 Hawthorne Dr., Norwalk, Conn. Cooper, Donna Gale, 402 E. Maynard Ave., Durham Crabtree, Miriam, 2200 Barfield Court, Raleigh Crockett, Ann, Box 506, Vass Daniel, Judy, Seaboard Daniel, Pennie, 301 Allen Rd., Portsmouth, Va. Dean, Judith, 2849 Monticello Dr., Winston-Salem Dilling, Rebecca, Box 8, Gastonia Dodge, Lynn L., 1522 Arrow St., Lynchburg, Va. Drew, Dava, 510 Forest Hill Dr., Goldsboro Duckworth, Betty, 5124 Allison Ave., Charlotte Dulin, Anne, 9412 Lawyers Rd., Charlotte Eatman, Rebecca, Box 188, Roseboro Ebelein, Jeanne, 605 Peeler St., Lexington Eddins, Patsy C, Box 503, Rolesville Edenfield, Delila, 2725 Amherst Ave., Burlington Edmondson, Rebecca, Rt. 2, Kernersville Edwards, Phyllis, Rt. 2, Nashville Ernst, Susan, S. Main St., East Granby, Conn. Evans, Carole, Box 6, Pamplico, S. C. Evans, Elizabeth, 2416 Rosewood Ave., Winston-Salem Fales, Mary G., 112 W. Renovah Cir., Wilmington Felton, Gay, Rt. 2, Box 132, Beaufort Flood, Nancy, 1109 Chalk St., Elizabeth City Foote, Judy, 1721 Fairfield Dr., Gastonia Forney, Carol, Box 218, Lawndale Fowler, Rebecca. 411 N. Academy St., Gary Freeman, Mary Harper, 407 W. Vernon Ave., Kinston Frye, Gloria, 713 Brooks Ave., Raleigh Fullerton, Eleanor, 4490 Williamsburg Rd., Greensboro Gallehugh, Linda Kathryn, 811 Park Ave., Sanford Gaston, Marsha, Rt. 2, Box 194, Gastonia Gelder, Eleanor, 74 Edwin PI., Asheville Gilliland Nancy, .3424 Kinnaman Rd., Winston-Salem Glover. Hope, Box 122, Lake Waccamaw Godwin, Helen Francis, 2816 Everette Ave., Raleigh Greenwood, Judy, 8300 Magnetic Dr., El Paso, Texas Guthrie, Suzanne, Box 270, Beaufort Haigler, Linda, 6801 E. Independence Blvd., Charlotte Haire, Donna, 1959 Sherwood St., Salisbury Hall, Alma Jo, 217 Marsh Ave., Raleigh Hall, Elaine, 619 S. Cox St., Asheboro Halyburton, Carolyn, 1542 Overbrook Rd., Burlington Hammond, Ann, 104 Hillcrest Rd., New Bern Hanchey, Norma, 4932 Park Ave., Wilmington Harter, Ann Moore, Box 387, Wagram Hayes, Frances, Box 148. Hudson Henderson, Cynthia, 1739 Robin Hood Rd., Winston- Salem Henderson, Virginia Gray, Rt. 3, LaGrange Herring, Nancy Gwen, Rt. 2, Goldsboro Hester, Phyllis M., Rt. 1, Bladenboro Hill, Ann, 208 E. Fifth Ave., Lawrenceville, Va. HiU, Laura, 252 Melrose St., Winston-Salem Hinds, Carolyn, 315 N. King Charles Rd., Raleigh Hines, Lynn, 2805 Edgewood Ave., Burlington Hines, Irene, Rt. 2, Hillsboro Holder, Sandra, Rt. 1, Randleman HoUowell, Linda, Rt. 2, Box 210, Robersonville Holt, Elaine, 2009 Pershing St., Durham Hord, Charlene, 231 Eighth Ave., N. W., Hickory Hoyt. Grace Clare, 2620 Pennington Rd., Pennington, N. J. Huffstetler, Janet, Box 697, Shelby Hughey, Ginger, 725 S. Germantown Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. Humphrey, Helen, Rt. 1. Box 65-A, Maysville Jackson, Diane, 209 Jones Cir., Thomasville Jenkins, Karen, 438 Burrage Rd., Concord Jernigan, Lee, 1318 Lanier Blvd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Jessup. Rebecca. Box 244, Boonville Johnson, Beth, 811 Stoneleigh Rd., Baltimore, Md. Johnson, Elaine, Rt. 1, Box 316, Magnolia Johnson, Montine, 409 Clayton Ave., Roxboro Johnson, Nancy Rue, 725 Kleeman Dr., Clarksville, Tenn. Jones, Brenda Carole, 101 Oak Dr., Oxford Jones, Jane, 120 Perdue St., Garner Jon es, Virginia, 1600 Front St., Beaufort Keir, Patty, Rt. 1, Box 147, Teachey Kendrick, Sandra L., 207 Irbywood Dr.. High Point Kennedy, Beverly Alyne, 918 Nottingham Dr., Charlotte King, Mary Jo, 1107 Green St., Reidsville Kirkland, Virginia Sue, 3814 Churchill Cir., Durham Klein, Susan, 109 Anita Dr., Winston-Salem Kornegay, Judith. 1418 Lafayette Ave., Rocky Mount Laird, Sue, 1332 Sheridan St., Williamsport, Pa. Lassiter, Peggy Lynn, 500 Ramblewood Dr., Raleigh Leath, Susan, 135 Hillside Dr., Burlington Lee, Neta Anne, 910 E. Main St., Bennettsville, S. C. Lennon, Julia, 902 Woodmont Dr., Murfreesboro, Tenn. Leonard, Jane, Box 531, Lexington Levin, Jean, 864 Watson Ave., Winston-Salem 183 Lewis, Lucia. 1830 Oakland Dr., Winston-Salem McCarter. Kathy, 2412 Leonard Dr., Falls Church, Va. McClellan. Patricia Ann. 2512 Albemarle Ave., Raleigh McCurdy, Mary Anne, 805 Woodside Dr., Kings Moun- McCurry. Jean, 904 E. Marion St., Shelby McGrady, Carolyn J.. Box 152. West Jefferson McRae, Harriet, Rt. 1, Polkton Mabe, Barbara. 835 S. William St., Henderson Mahler, Elizabeth, 912 Main St., Tarboro Marks, Mary Marshall, 719 Pinewood Cir., Mooresville Mashburn, Linda, 1839 W. First St., Winston-Salem Mason, Jayne C, Box 10, Sparta Rd., North Wilkesboro Matthews, Margaret Elizabeth. Box 206, Burgaw Maynard. Elizabeth, 305 Hylan Ave., Hamlet Mehon, Carol, Rt. 5, Monroe Merlz, Margaret, 303 Westview Dr., Fayetteville Miller, Gaye, 408 Edgehill Rd., Kinston Mitchell, Armida. Fairfield Cir., Dunn Mitchell, Linda, Box 89, Morehead City Moffett, Lois, 1628 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh Moffitt, Mary Kathryn, 8 Monroe St.. Brevard Molony. Frances L., 2815 Winton Rd., Durham Montgomery, Ruth, Box 376. Chatham, Va. Moore, Ann Slocum, 17 Bernard Dr., Wilmington Morton, Ellen. 1720 Knollwood Dr., Greenville Moser, Eve, 111 30th Ave., N. W. Hickory Myers, Peggy, 3628 Roval Palm Arch, Virginia Beach, Va. Neal, Carolyn Harriette. Box 787, Canton Neighbours. Brenda Gale. 212 W. Brocklyn St., Benson Nelson, Martha, Norlina Rd., Henderson Newsom. Verilyn, Rt. 6, Winston-Salem Noble, Sandra Kaye, 1208 Carey Rd., Kinston Nolan, Marion Banks, Box 248, Welcome Norman, Susan, 831 Montgomery St., Henderson O ' Berry, Joy, 998 Nottingham Rd., High Point O ' Dell, Lynne, c o Lt. Col. E. T. O ' Dell, St. Det., U.S.A.W.C, Carlisle, Pa. Ostrom, Mary Jane, 812 Simpkins Lane. Virginia Beach, Va. Overby, Ann, Rt. 1, Littleton Overman, Ruth, Box 625, Edenton Parham, Julianne, 125 Young Ave.. Henderson Parker, Susan Diane. Box 141. Walkertown Parnell. Patricia. 716 Cavalier Dr., Virginia Beach. Va. Pernell, Pamela. 406 Leander St., Shelby Perry, Arden, Box 950, Chesterfield, S. C. PhilUps, Martha-Gatlin. 2801 Inverness Rd., Charlotte Pittman. Phyllis, 719 Cumberland Cir., Rockingham Poage, Martha, 6 Charnwood Rd., Richmond, Va. Poplin, Bonnie, Box 4.52, Rockingham Porter, Elizabeth, Rt. 1. Box 274, Roseboro Poteat, Ruth, Box 233, Yanceyville Pressley, Linda, Rt. 3, Box 22. Fairmont Pritchard. Betty. 3203 W. Market St., Greensboro Proctor, Brenda, 1306 Linwood St., Greensboro Proctor, Tilly Adams. 910 Chancy Rd., Raleigh Pruett, Kay, 2021 E. Ninth St., Charlotte Pruitt, Mary Shannon, Box 299. 126 Penson Cir.. Louis- burg PuUiam, Cheryl. 2420 Country Club Rd., Winston- Salem Ranhorn, Sharon Kav. 314 Vance St., Roanoke Rapids Ratley, Judy, Rt. 4. Box 778. Red Springs Ray. Susan. 2609 Springwood Dr.. Greensboro Riffle. Bonita J.. Rt. 1. Box 500, Elizabeth City Rinehart. Patricia. 1422 W. Laburnum Ave., Richmond, Va. Risley, Vivian, 1204 Country Club Rd., Wilmington Ritchie, Sally, 1328 Blueberry Lane, Charlotte Roberts. Cathy G.. Rt. 6. Box 228, Shelby Robinson, Nancy. 441 Horace Mann Ave., Winston- Salem Rodgers. Janet Gail, Rt. 4, Box 608, Azalea Ave., Kan- napolis Saintsing, Kay, Rt. 4, Box 331, Thomasville Salmon, Mary Thomas, Box 164, Sanford Sams, Jeannie, 1315 Bethabara Rd., Winston-Salera Sanford, Janice, 326 S. Cedar St., Lincolnton Savage, Pendleton, Box 105, Spring Hope Sherrill, Marie Annette, 5500 Closeburn Rd., Charlotte Singleton, Mary, 22 Lincoln Ave., Biltmore Sta., Ashe- ville Sink, Helen McCoy. Box 339, Lexington Smith, Beth, 225 N. Rowan Ave., Spencer Smith, Brenda, Box 412, Dillon. S. C. Smith, Carol Ann, 6901 Thermal Rd., Charlotte Stafford. Jean, Box 156, Garland Sterling, Patricia, 6605 44th Ave., Hyattsville, Md. Stewart, Sarah Jane, 857 Knollwood St., Winston-Salem Stockton, Letitia, 306 Garrison Dr., Albemarle Stone, Anne. 706 Maupin Ave., Salisbury Stone, Cheryl, 267 E. Church St., Mount Airy Stone, Susan Marie, Bexley Dr., Durham Strickland, Patricia, Box 533. Four Oaks Stroud, Alyce Marie, 2708 Carey Rd., Kinston Summerlin, Marsha, 1107 Telegraph Rd., Alexandria, Va. Sutton, Virginia Ann, 606 W. Steele St., Mount Olive Swicegood, Joy Ruth, 606 Maupin Ave., Salisbury Tart, Vickie, Box 14, Zebulon Taylor, George-Anne, 4630 Kipling Dr., Charlotte Taylor, Peggy Jo, Rt. 2, Box 429, Williamston Temple, Sandra, 1102 Longleaf Dr., Fayetteville Tesh, Lynn, Rt. 2, Box 125, Monroe Thompson. Sandra. 2816 Windsor Ave., Charlotte Todd, Lee. 1354 Leheigh Ct., Winston-Salem Tollefsrud, Patty, Rt. 1, Box 61, Richlands Trexler. Fran. Box 26, Midland Van Buren. Linda, 7016 Linda Lake Dr., Charlotte Voncannon. Donna, 1247 Sunset Dr.. Asheboro Walker, Martha Ellen, Hanover Rd., Upperco, Md. Waller, Jane Catherine, 704 Finsbury Rd., Winston- Salem Walstun. Kathy. Woodland Walters, Karen, Box 1017, 209 Belvedere Ave., Shelby Warren. Ellen R., 113 85th St., Virginia Beach, Va. Warrick. Patricia Ann, 912 Western Branch Blvd., Portsmouth. Va. Waters. Ann, 1501 Gay St., Rocky Mount Watkins, Elizabeth Norman, 208 Belle St., Oxford Welborn, Elaine. Rt. 3, Thomasville West. Dorothy Jean, Box 276, Newport White, Betty, Rt. 2, Trinity White. Molly Ann, 7010 Carolanne Dr., Virginia Beach, Va. Wilki ns, Janice, 713 Cleveland St.. Roanoke Rapids Wilkins, Susan, 106 W. 15th St., Lumberton Williams, Suzanne, 2611 Tanglewood Lane, Charlotte Willis, Jacqueline, 416 Hartsdale Rd., Virginia Beach, Va. Wilson. Joyce, 3900 Guinevere Lane, Winston-Salem Wood, Millicent. 600 Cedar St., Roanoke Rapids Woodall, Mary Katherine, Rt. 4, Raleigh Woodruff, Judy, 1119 Kirk PI., Augusta. Ga. Woolard, Linda L., 518 Sunset Ave., Wilmington Young, Ann, 1320 Robin Hood Rd., High Point Young, Virginia, 310 Blackwell St., Kingstree, S. C. Allen, Mrs. W. R., 1416 Eden Lane, Raleigh Baity, Hazel, 1614 W. First St., Winston-Salem Harrington, Carolyn, Barrington Cir.. Fayetteville Bell, Lila. 1620 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh Beza, Mrs. Jacqueline, Rt. 2, Chapel Hill Birkin, Vergean R., 816 Merrie Rd., Raleigh Blanchard, Edwin K., 605 Buck ' Jones Rd., Raleigh Blanton, Dr. Sankey L., 201 Dixie Trail, Raleigh Brewer, Ellen D., 126 Groveland Ave., Raleigh Campbell, Dr. Carlyle, 19 Furches St., Raleigh Canady, Dr. E. F., 3212 Ruffin St., Raleigh Carter, Mrs. Hannah, 3449 Bradley PI., Raleigh Chamberlain, Mrs. Elizabeth, 945 Beverly Dr., Raleigh Cline. P. A., Jr., 316 Walnut St., Cary Clyburn, James, 817 Ravenwood Dr., Raleigh Cochran, Dr. Bernard H., 3422 Redbud Lane, ' Raleigh Coffer, J. Henry, Jr., 2606 Van Dyke St., Raleigh Collins, Mrs. Helen Jo, 2713 Rosedale Ave., Raleigh Cooper, Dr. Harry E., 3 Henderson St., Raleigh Crook, Dr. Roger H., Meredith College, Raleigh Dandridge, Lucille, Meredith College, Raleigh Davis, Mrs. Gwen P., Box 5031, College Sta., Raleigh DeWitt, Ann, Box 406, Apex Donley, Beatrice, 2310 Clark Ave., Raleigh Dorsett, Harry K., 2719 Bedford Ave., Raleigh Downs, Dr. Arthur, 601 Hinsdale St., Raleigh Eads, James H., Jr., 3036 E. Rothgeb Dr., Raleigh Edwards, Mrs. Mary M., 909 Powell Dr., Raleigh Fleming, Louise E., 302 Greene St., Greenville Fracker, Robert G., 201 Vo Dixie Trail, Raleigh Frazier, Dr. Lois, Meredith College, Raleigh Freund, Dr. Susanne, 413 Furches St., Raleigh Garriss, Mrs. Phyllis W., 814 Faircloth St., Raleigh Gay, Polly, 809 W. Johnson St., Raleigh Gower, Mrs. Ruth L., 4408 Jessup Dr., Raleigh Greene, Jane, Rt. 3, Atkins Rd., Raleigh Greenwood, Mrs. Dorothy, 1620 Canterbury Rd., Raleigh Grubbs, Dr. Frank L., Jr., 305 Sussex St., Lynchburg, Va. Haeseler, Isabelle, 3047 Lewis Farm Rd., Raleigh Hafner, Mamie, B-6 Wilmont Apts., Raleigh Hamilton, Mrs. John H., Jr.. 618 Dorset Dr., Cary Hanyen, Jennie M., c o Mrs. Myron L. Kocher, Hill- crest Apt. 4, Radford, Va. Happer, Mrs. Carolyn M., 2535 Country Club Ct., Raleigh Harmon, Diana, 113 Cox Ave., Raleigh Herndon, R. L. (Pops), 216 Urban Dr., Cary Hinsley, Mrs. Dru M., 5509 Holly Springs Rd., Raleigh Holler, Mrs. Harriet M., 3340 White Oak Rd., Raleigh Hood, Mrs. Thomas, 3214 Duke Homestead Rd., Durham Humphries, Mrs. Faye, 2807 Lewis Farm Rd., Raleigh Hurst, Mrs. Edna, 822 Vance St., Roanoke Rapids Johnson, Mrs. Margaret, 1714 N. Blount St., Raleigh Johnson, Dr. Mary Lynch, 1906 Smallwood Dr., Raleigh Josey, Mary Bland, Box 609, Tarboro Kelman, Mrs. Helen P., 2310 Weymouth Ct., Raleigh Knight, Dr. lone Kemp, Box 388, Madison Krummel, Mary Eleanor, 2118 Englewood Ave., Durham Ledford, William R., 1714 Brooks Ave., Raleigh Lemmon, Dr. Sarah, 917 Brookwood Dr., Raleigh McAllister, Dr. Quentin O., 1704 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh McCombs, Mrs. Dorothy, 3438 Bradley PI., Raleigh McGee, Dan, 1409 Ida St., Durham McLain, Dr. Ralph E., 3400 Lake Boone Tr., Raleigh McLamb, Judy, Meredith College, Raleigh Martin, Mrs. Geneva L., 3405 Ruffin St., Raleigh Massey, Mrs. W. K., 305 Quail Dr., Raleigh Matthews, Kate, 607-B Daniels St., Raleigh Morris, Mrs. Margaret. 3208 Landor Rd., Raleigh Parramore, Thomas C, 2402 Clark Ave., Apt. 12, Raleigh Peacock, Dr. L. A.. 3018 Churchill Rd., Raleigh Peak, Lucile, Meredith College, Raleigh Ponton, Mrs. Ro bert, 2520 White Oak Rd., Raleigh Posey, Mrs. Carl J., Box 411, Apex Pratt, Stuart, 3015 Ruffin St., Raleigh Preston, Mrs. Dorothy K., 3501 Brook Dr., Raleigh Pruden, Mrs. Virginia B., 1423 Brooks Ave., Raleigh Renfrew, Mrs. Lois S., W2A Cameron Court Apts., Ra- leigh Reveley, Dr. D. R., 122 St. Mary ' s St.. Raleigh Rice, Mrs. Elisabeth, E., 109 N. Lord Ashley Rd., Ra- leigh Robinson, Mrs. Carolyn C, 54 Tara Apts., 109 Ramble- wood Dr.. Raleigh Robinson. Mrs. Ruth B., 1407 Lutz Ave., Raleigh Rose, Dr. Norma, 510 Camden Rd., Wadesboro Saunders, Mrs. Lucy, Meredith College, Raleigh Scarboro, Virginia, P-8 Raleigh Apts., Raleigh Senter, Dr. William J., 702 W. 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