Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1984 volume:

CARLYLE CAMPBELL LIBiKARY Meredith College Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 f iS A CONTENTS opening pages 1-17 classes pages 18-79 administration pages 80-97 academics pages 98-115 2 Opening organizations pages 116-141 sports pages 142-155 events pages 156-193 features pages 194-205 index closing pages 206-216 Opening 3 jl p r Opening 5 A Humberger Hello! Where ' s the freshman? 6 Opening Opening 7 Hail to the Seniors Opening Opening 9 WWM ■■ ri SR H 1 w i M fflr,MM ■E Opening 11 12 Opening ' - ?- JLH -W J Mi ' - K SHiir ' ' -u sli w « 1 ilJ HHHHIilHHHHBP ' ' Opening 13 14 Opening Opening 15 Intramurals: It ' s the Petie League 16 Opening Opening 17 w % - t ' i Freshmen: Into Sticky Business The largest Freshman Class in the Meredith College ' s his- tory, the Class of 1987, began their college careers by sweat- ing out Orientation. With SticJcy Business as their Com- husl in ' theme, the Fresh- men led by Karry McMillin and Leslie Swain began a week filled with late night wa- ter fights, secretive practices, and alliances with their Big Sisters. The Freshmen posted their first Cornhuskin ' victory by winning the Spirit Award. Before Thanksgiving the daisy sale was held to raise funds for the Freshman Sophomore Spring Dance held at the Royal Villa on April 7. Their Stunt perfor- mance made everyone recall their first fraternity party. Af- ter the excitement and run of this year, the Freshmen are lookmg forward to greater things during the remainder of their Meredith careers. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Lia Reeder — Class Historian, Laura Pat- terson — Class Historian, Donna Cress — Treasurer, Nan Henry — Secretary, Amy Hardison — Vice President, Becfey Auman — Presi- dent, Carol Yandle, Advisor. Emily Adcock Catherine Anneier Jann Arey Patricia Atkinson Becky Auman Dana Nicole Austin Judy Babson Lynn Baker Michelle Baker Kelli Barefoot Ann Barnes Kelly Barnes Yanessa Baylev Sheryl Belton Nancy Bennett Courtney Berry Wendy Biesecker Paula Bilhngs ' P.t)F 20 Freshmen Becky Bizzell Anne Blake ennifer Blake Robin Blue Louise Bond Kim Bottoms Angela Bovd Particia Brannock Tracy Breneman Catherine Brinson Bonnie Britt Michelle Britt Suzanna Browne Kimberlev Buckner Barbara Sulla Lisa Burch Janelle Burt Amy Byrd Lillian Caltis Angelia Cannon Velvet Cannon Karen Can- Allison Cheatham Mary Lynn Cherry Courtney Chessor Robin Chouinard Jeanne Coleman Cynthia Collins Lori Collins Connie Compton Katie Condrev Jennifer Cord ' er ]oy Cowder eshelle Cox Margaret Craven Doruia Cress Nanc - Crews Jane Curlee Virginia Davis Julie Da isson Patricia Delaney Debbie Desanits Freshmen 21 Elizabeth Dew Amy Dillon Jenny Dillworth Lee Dimond Katherine Dinger Mary Dixon Marion Driver Robin Dubois Kim Dupree Lee Anne Edgerton Marv Edmundson ' Rhonda Ellis Luanne Ester Beverly Everette Angle Farmer Helen Farrer Luanne Finch Angela Finley Janet Fish Shelia Fisher Susannah Fleming Maria Fletcher Nancy Floyd Kathleen Folger Margaret C Whitney Giles] Julie Godley 22 Freshmen Allison Godwin Allison Gore Margaret Gorman Melanie Govver Sophie Gradv Dawn Graham Susan Graham Honev Greene Jennifer Griffin Juanita Guarderas Barbara Gunter Tabitha Hall TammN ' Hall Reem Hamadeh Mar ' Hamilton Lauren Harbin Joelle Hardison Kim Harrelson Julie Harris Kim Harris Leah Harris Susan Hassell j Margaret Haven - Wendv Haves Shem,- Henderson Luc ' Henry Nari Henry Jill Hensd e Angle Herbert Melanie Herring Freshmen 23 Becky Hickmon Robyn Hicks Harriet Higgins irolyn Mil Leslie Hodge Carolyn Hill -eslie Hodge Milly Hogg Lisa Holder Lisa Holmes Rosemarie Hopkins Dorcas Hostetler Jennifer Hubbard Rhonda Huff Charlene Hughes Allison Hunt Lisa Ingram Kristi Jarvis Phenelope Jarvis Aileen Jenkins Lynn Jenkins Jennifer Jernigan Lynne Johnson Sharon Johnson lerrill Jolly Jeannette Josev Phyllis Karres Sandra Kei Mary Kelly Eva Kennedy Audrv Kerr 24 Freshmen Kelly Kiger Anne Kinnamon Renee Knott Dawn Knooce Susan Lamb Marge Lauwaars r Linda Manning Terri Marks Robin Marriott Virginia McCartney Valerie McCray Margaret McC ' uUers Melinda McGee Julia McKeithan Mary Ellen McKown Cathy McLaurin Karry- McMillin it Christine McPhiliimy Freshmen 25 Shonagh McQuade Michelle Merritt Donna Metts Jacqueline Miller Alice Milton Cynthia Miner Julie Mintz Jamie Mitchell Marvam Moazed Ashley Moffitt Sharon Moore Dianne Morgan Tmi Susan Morgan iharon Moriartv ki Karen Murphy- Karen Murray A Julie Neel Margot Neike Beckv Newton Marilu Nichols Susan Nix Maria Nobles Carliss Oakley Vibeke Odoom Christine Oehler Phyllis O ' Hara Beth Oliver Trade Ouimet 26 Freshmen Melisa Parker Allison Parks Laura Parks Kim Parrish Laura Patterson Trina Peeler Kimberly Peninger Lisa Peters Alisa Phelps Shanlvn Phelps Melinaa Phillips Dawn Pickett Dana Pierce Ruth Ponder Julia Powell Lisa Powers Joan Proctor Lou Ann Quails Lisa Rawls :« Lia Reeder Martha Register Elizabeth Revell Melissa Rigsbee Cherri Ritchie Kathy Roach Michelle Roberson Freshmen 27 Elissa Robinson Margaret Roman Elizabeth Royall Frannv Russell Mia Sanderford Beth Sanders Sharon Sanders Sharon Sasser Tara Saunders Katherine Schwoebel Barbara Settle Stephanie Shafer Judy Shelton Molly Sher Teresa Simpson Sherry Sinclair Mary Skinner Shelly Smith Leigh Sneed Teresa Sorrell Teresa Spivey Catherine Stanley Kae Stephenson Mildred Stevens Samantha Stewart Cindy Stone Mamie Stone Susan Suter Jamie Rowe Fannie Rowland Ik. MH HP II -: W Hi 1 T BI flHl ff ■ ■ -- 1 -i jHBHd; ' - j ng gJ HH :: - 1 •; s HHI|H||| hl ' , VM m W S m m 1 28 Freshmen Carol Swain Carmel Swanson Joy Terry Roksaha Thanadar Robin Thomason Rose Mary Thompson Marv Tousignant Elaine Truelove Monica Turner Martha Vaugha Sheila Vaughan Joycelyn Vinson Connie Wagner Iris Wagoner Susan Walter Elizabeth Ware Sharon Waugh Carol Webb Kim Weeks Beverly Wells Lisa Welsh Regina Whisenhunt Rhonda Whitaker Hollan White Cherv ' l Whitt Anne Wilbourne Carla Williams Kimberly Williams jeaime Vedlicha Freshmen 29 Sophomores Are A Big Deal So what ' s the Big Deal about Sophomores? Plenty of things, that ' s what!! This year was packed with new and ex- citing experiences — self de- termining hours, the Mediev- al Festival, Class Day, and numerous fund raisers that show the spirit of the Class of ' 86. And oh! what songs, what performers, what fun Cornhuskin ' ' 83 was! The Sophomores were really ' wheeling and dealing ' their way through the festivities and into the wee hours of the morning at Zack ' s. The Soph- omores sold Christmas Dance glasses which added a classy touch to a great evening. Sad- ly we say farewell to our big sisters, remembering what a special year it has been. Jan Gillean, Advisor; Renee Godwin, President; Debbie Sauls, Historian; Julie Bell, Secretary; Lisa Britt, Vice- President; Grace Elliott, Treasurer. Barbara Adams Tamani Anderson Barbara Andrews Vicky Arnetto Christine Arnold Nancy Atkinson Allison Ayscue Anne Baker Kelly Barker Frieda Bass Margaret Beall Toni Beasley Julie Beeson Mary Macon Betts Kim Billings Kim Bishop Beth M. Blankenship Beth S. Blankenship 30 Sophomores Betsy Blue Letitia Bondurant Tara Boyette Kim Brinson Lisa Britt Malinda Britton Elizabeth Brock Christy Browder Jennifer Bruffey Beth Bunch Teresa Burton Stephanie Bush Laura Bynum Jenny Byrd Jamie Campbell Linda Campbell Trasi Campbell Julie Carpenter Jami Caskey Sheila Chafin Michelle Cherry Christie Childress Cynthia Church Li ' sa Clark Laura Cochrane Karen Cockrell Lori Cogsdale Janice Coleman Lori Coleman Joan Collins Leigh Collins Vicki Cook Lygia Cook Anita Cooper Cindy Cooper Emily Cooper Marie Cordo ana Carol Cowan Marystuart Creekmore CatHerine Crews Sophomores 31 Ann Davis Jonelle Davis Sheri Davis Sandra Dean Gwen Dickson Amy Dod Connie van der Does goes apes over grapes at the Medieval Festival. Mavbe so or maybe not but Leigh Collins and Christine Watts thought the Sophomores were really hot in Cornhuskin ' ' 83!!! 32 Sophomores Grace Elliot Laurel Evans Pam Fisher Rhonda Fitzsimmons Nana- Fowlkes Pat Garland Barbara Garris Susan Gibbs Cathey Gibson Laura Gibson Renee Godwin Susan Coins Anna Goodwin Carole Goodwin Elizabeth Coyette Sandie Gray Susanne Griffin Tina Grinaread Didi Grottke Romv Grove Johnsie Gunn Mary Hajisheikh Julia Hamilton Jennifer Harris Susan Harris Laurie Hastings Sophomores 33 Rhonda Hawker Elizabeth Henderson Ellen Henrv ' Nancy Hillman Kim Hocutt Christine Hoffman Beth Holloman Kim Howard Julie Humberger Nanc ' Humbert Jennifer Jackson Martha Jeffress Holly Jenkins Helen Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kathryn Johnson Katnv Johnson Kim Jones Mary Louise Jones Sarah Jane Jones Susan Jones Christy Jordan Charlotte Kinnard Celeste Kittinger Maria Khni; Sharon Knight Beckv Lamb Marv ' Lawton Ginny Leach Gina Ledbetter Never trust two smiling sophomores! 34 Sophomores Martha Lee Susan Lehmann Lone Lippard Amv Little Lvnne Matthews Margaret Matthews Kelly McCord Katie McCotter Gave McGraw Ann McGee Elizabeth McKee Teresa McMaster Kimberli McMurrav Patti McPherson Kim McQuaig Maria Medlin Stella MiUer Lizzy Mills Mar ' Mills Kelley Milstead Terrie Miner Jane Mintz Sophomores 35 Noha Mishriky Angel Moore Mary Hazel Morris Connie Morrow Kristin Parker Georgia Parrish Cynthia Patterson Lisa Perry Chris Poplin Mitzi Pressley Lou Anne Puckett Mary Lynn Purcell Sandra Rackley Kim Raper Nancy Ratcliff Robin Reid Class Spirit Throughout the entire Com- huskin ' week, the Sopho- more Class exemplified class spirit. Water fights in the Courtyard, rolling the fresh- men, and singing chants to the other classes are just a few highlights. Cornhuskin ' is just one of the many Meredith traditions that draws classes closer together. 36 Sophomores Lucia Revels Donna Reynolds Laura Robinson Ellen Rogers Jeannie Rogers Sue Rogers Linda Rowe Sarah Rowe Shelly Saintsing Debbie Sauls Sharon Schafer Laura Schaffer Kim Sealev Elaine Shackleford Laraine Shackleford Gail Sharpe Nanc ' Sherrill Nanc ' Shore Betsy ' Short Lynn Siceloff Sophomores 37 Susan Skinner Elizabeth Smelcer Teresa Sommswasdi Linda Spain Robbin Spencer Ginger Stallings Lori Stallings Freda Steed Shannon Stockton Edith Street Melanie Strickland Tammv Swann Sheila Svkes Beth Tant Lisa Taylor Lynne Temple Paige Tharrington Lib Thomas Susan Thomas Teresa Thomas Kelley Tilley Elizabeth Usserv Pam Vanh Melinda Vaughan Tracev Walston Kathv Walters Nancy Ward 1 I i J 1 38 Sophomores All the girls that made a great con- tribution to Cornhuskin ' for the Sophomore Class are thanked on stage. Dwanda Weathers Wary Wea ' er ]enn ' West Shephana West Vonda VVhatlev Kath - White Temple White Jeanette Whitley Caroline WUes Letitia Willetts Wanda Williamson Sallv Woolard Melinda Wrenn Donna Wright Paula Wnght Kell - Wvatt Tammv Young Myra Voungblood Sophomores 39 Juniors: Putting Their Best Foot Forward JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Joan Bunting, President; Carole Jeanne Ricks, Vice-President; Kelli Falk, Sec- retary; Robin Buzby, Treasurer; Dina DurHam, Historian, Class Council: Debra McGuire, Advisor, Maria Blackmon, Mary Graham, Bernard Cochran, Advisor; 3rd row: Tamara Drye, Susan Cu rrie, Keri Brantley, Martha Conway; 4th row: Renee Bond, Elizabeth ' Weaver, Susannah Thomas, Rebecca Whitaker; 5th row: Kathy Hoffarth, Kim McCall, Kelly Rimmer, Amy James. Tammy Adkins Andrea Alday Anne Alexander Nancy Almon Terry Alphin Beth Andrews Elizabeth Aremia Beth Austin Jill Averette Melissa Bartlett Nancy Beane Leigh Ellen Bearfield Through the hard work of our class and class officers, we have made our Junior year a success. Our faculty advi- sors, Debra McGuire and Ber- nard Cochran, added spice to the class meetings as well as good advice. The Class had several fundraisers. They in- cluded selling Cornhuskin ' buttons and Meredith bug- gers, sponsoring Cloisonne jewelry and the Air Guitar Night and class dues. With the support and dedication of Rhett and Tammy at Corn- huskin ' , we placed second. A second place finish at Stunt was also a highlight due to Maria and Mary. With the cre- ative work of Nancy Bean we E laced first in the Medieval anner competition. The Gradford Graobers and the Kazoo Band added to a suc- cessful year. Getting class rings, becoming Big Sisters and being a part of the Junior Senior were very special to us. This year was filled with more wonderful memories and more thoughts of gradua- tion. It was an exciting year! mm Julia Beckett Linda Berry Elizabeth Berryhill Pam Bird Maria Blackmon Barbara BoIIendorf 40 Juniors Renee Bond Linda Booth Debi Boswell Shandrai Bond Karen Brady Keri Brantley Bridget Brennan Bliss Bright Luann Brown Leigh Brown Laurie Br ' on Zan Bunn Joan Bunting Robin Buzby Debbie Carey Karen Carlton Elizabeth Caviness Gina Chewning Dee Christenberry Anne Churchill Anna Clark Deborah Cobb Junior Lyn Walker helps greet our little sister class. Juniors 41 Ruth Cochrane Cher ' l Cole Claudia Coleman Martha Conway Mary Susan Cook Kim Croom Susan Currie Karen Davis Rebecca Davis Mary Fran Dav. ' son Susan Day Namrata Dayal Teresa Dickerson Bette Anne Divoky Lisa Drake Tamara Drye Deborah Duke Dina Durham Gina Efird Rhett Elerbe Kim Ely Andrea Engstram Becky Evans Cathy Everett harmonv. 42 Juniors First Little Sisters; Now Big Sisters Now that we are Juniors, we not only have Big Sisters, we are Big Sisters. The Big Sis- Little Sister tradition at Mere- dith is one well worth having. It ' s the beginning of life long friendships and very special memories. Our Little Siste class was larger than usual, so many of us were fortunate enough to have two, three, or even more little sisters. At the beginning of the year, we welcomed our little sisters with an ice cream party at the lake. Cornhuskin ' helped these relationships to grow as we shared a week of spirit and support. Being Juniors, being the Best! Kelli Falk Anne Ferrel Julie Flowe Rachel Fowler Sherry Franklin Linda ' Fross Martha Gibson Karen Giles Jennifer Goodson Paula Gore Sheri Gradford Shelia Gradv Mary Graham Jeannie Greene Lori Gurkin Beth Hall Martha Hamlet Nicole Harmon Laura Hartness Angie Haskins Kelli Hayner Lisa Hendrick Kim Hemdon Lee Ann Hertzberg Juniors 43 Rings! Rings! Rings! White gold? Yellow gold? 14 Karat? 10 Karat? Which fin- ger? Decisions! Decisions ! Why so many? The tradihon- al Meredith class ring, a black onyx oval engraved with the school seal and Oak Leaves, symbolizes a great deal of h ' ardwork and effort and therefore is worn with great pride. It has to be perfect. A great deal of patience is re- quired on the part of all Juniors as they anxiously await the arrival of their class rings. Rings, the symbol of Meredith col- lege. Theresa Hiatt Carol Jeanne Hicks Karen Hill Lisa Hodnett Kathv Hoffarth Kelly Hull Alicia Hutcheson Ashley Jackson Lori Jackson Amy James Alison Jennings Tina Johansen Anne Johnson Beverly Johnson Lisa Johnson Teresa Johnson Beth Johnston Kim Jones Marth Jones Tricia Jones Lori Lewis Monica Keele Shepard Kimbrell Helen King 44 Juniors Leigh Manunev Wynn Martin Ka ' ren Massev Patricia Matthews Maia McAnultv ' Caroline McCa ' U Lvnn McElrov Gayle McFarfand Melissa McGaw Yolanda McLawhom Martin Maxwell Sarah Mayfield Rhett, Dana, and Sherri show how Juniors stick together. Juniors 45 Loann Meekins Sharon Mezias Cori Middleton Lisa Miralia Mary Mizell Chrissy M ' urphrey Lisa Murphy Dana Newsome Dana Nix Joan Nye Ann Oswald Lisa Ott Imogen Overby Tara Owen Linda Page Cynthia Phillips Jane Phillips Sandy Phillips Deborah Pitts Jane Poole Stevi Poole Denise Pope Kathryn Pope Nancy Porker 46 Juniors Cornhuskin ' : Singing Our Way to Success The Junior Class put their right foot forward Cornhus- kin ' night ' 83. The excitement of being upperclassmen, the class spirit, our little sisters, the good food and funny cos- tumes added another special memory for the Juniors. Our shoes certainly fit when it came to our songs to the tunes of the Wizard ofOz which won this competition. Hog calling centered on the discussion of foot phobias and an odor eat- er was our tail tale. We may not have won this year, but look Cornhuskin ' ' ' 84, the Class of ' 85 will make its pres- ence known. Zan tells the trials and tribulations of being an odor eater. Carol Prevatte Natalie Priest Becky Pyles Autnev Reaus Michelle Richardson Carole Jeanne Ricks Kelly Rimmer Lisa Robie Nona Robinson Donna Rodgers Dorothy Rogers Robin Rogers Pam Ross Lisa Scronce Cammv Smith Carolvh Smith Dana Smith Denise Smith Paige Smith Stuart Snyder Nancy Sparks Anna Spears Juniors 47 Marsha Spell Martha Springston Lindley Stroud Lynne Stutts Jeahe Sumpter Angle Sutton Karen Tansky Kim Tansky Susannah Thomas Tracy Thornpson Norma Tilley EmUy Tolleson MM Juniors rOM«4H Juniors 49 Seniors: Movin ' On How do you say goodbye to someone you shared a love with — To someone who brought so much joy and fulfillment — How do you say goodbye and let go of that which you once held, to comfort and to nourish and to love? I don ' t think we can really say goodbye, anymore than we can say goodbye to our hearts — we will survive — we will feel love again, but we will never forget each other. — Class of 1982 SENIOR CLASS OFFICES: 1st row; Holly Johnson, Secretary; Kim Causey, President; Harriet Platts, Vice-President. 2nd row: Lori Robin- son, Historian; Ann Fordham, Trea- surer; Carolyn McLeod, Historian. ■ ANNE POLLOCK ADAMS Gastonia, North Carolina History GRACE CANDALYN AKERS High Point, North Carolina Psychology Religion FRANCES HAMILTON ALLEN Kitty Hawk, North Carolina Business Administration LORI ANNE ALLEN Thomasville, North Carolina Home Economics TEDI JO ALTMAN Angier, North Carolina Psychology LAURIE SUE ALTMAN Godwin, North Carolina Business Administration 50 Seniors PATRICIA ANN AMAN Kinslon, North Carolina Home Economics JUDY PAGE ANDERSON Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Psychology CARLA JANE AUMAN Raleigh, North Carolina Psychology NANCY ELLEN AUSTIN High Point, North Carolina Business Spanish AMY MARIE AVERY Castonia, North Carolina English LISA DAWN BAILEY Raleigh, North C arolina English ANNE ELIZABETH BANE Durham, North Carolina Biology TEENA RENEE BAYNE Gastonia, North Carolina Business Administration Social Work Sociology KAREN HOPE BAREFOOT Newton Grove, North Carolina Mathematics WENDY LEIGH BARHAM Rolesville, North Carolina Music Education DORI JAYNE BARNETT Lincolnton, North Carolina Business Administration Seniors 51 MARY SHELIA BASS Clinton, North Carolina Business Administration JANE SUTTON BAZEMORE Ahoskie, North Carolina Business Administration BETSY ANNE BEALS Danville, Virginia Home Economics MARGARET ASHLYN BEAM Knightdale, North Carolina Business Administration KIMBERLY ANGELINE BEAN Jamestown, North Carolina Social Work ROBIN JENELL BIDDIX Whiteville, North Carolina Home Economics ROSEMARY BLACKBURN Warsaw, North Carolina Home Economics GWENDOLYN BLACKWELL Oxford, North Carolina Home Economics TARA LYNNE BLAKE Burlington, North Carolina Home Economics REBECCA OWENS BOGGAN Winston-Salem, North Carolina Business Administration EVELYN MARIE BOOTH Pollocksville, North Carolina Business Administration BOBBIE ANN BOWDEN Gary, North Carolina Home Economics 52 Seniors ELIZABETH PAIGE BOWMAN Richmond, Virginia Art SHELLY JANE BOYD Charlotte, North Carolina Home Economics GAY PAULINE BRADLEY Savannah, Georgia Art HENRIETTA FA YE BRAUN Durham, North Carolina History CAROL ELIZABETH BROOKS Lynchburg, Virginia Sociology SARAH ADELAIDE BROOKS Charlotte, North Carolina Social Work SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: Seated: Kim Causey, Harriet Platts; 1st row: Melanie Carawan, Julia Whitley, Donna Steele, Cindy Harris, Carol Hawkins, Ann Fordham, Martha Waugh, Sherrie Nason, Lori Robin- son, Holly Johnson, Amy Dement, Linda Norris; 2nd row: Nancy Reese, Carolyn McLeod, Catherine Cole, Tomi Mutschler. Seniors 53 TAMMY LEVORA BRUBAKER Callaway, Virginia Business Administration KATHRYN DALE BRYAN Pittsboro, North Carolina Music CYNTHIA LORRAINE BULLOCK Creedmoor, North Carolina Business Administration NANCYE CHERYL BUTTERWORTH MELANIE DEE CARAWAN Rose Hill, North Carolina Business Administration WYNNE ELIZABETH CAREY Clayton, North Carolina Business Administration WINIFRED DEANNA CARLTON Pinetops, North Carolina American Civilization KIMBERLY ANN CAUSEY Greeville, South Carolina Business Administration MONICA LYNN CITTY Reidsville, North Carolina Music CYNTHIA SUZANNE CLAY Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina History Political Science KIMBERLY CLAYLETT High Point, North Carolina Political Science MARGARET CLAIRE CLYBURN Raleigh, North Carolina Religion 34 Seniors c f - .J LAURA ANN COBB Franklin, Virginia Business Administration LAURA DENISE COBB Wendell, North Carolina Home Economics CATHERLNE ELIZABETH COLE Winston-Salem, North Carolina Business Administration ELIZABETH IVY COMER Seagrove, North Carolina Psychology ROBIN LEIGH CONGLETON Wendell, North Carolina Business Administration CAROLINE BLESSING COOPER Raleigh, North Carolina Business Administration CAROLYN ARNOLD COUCH Elkin, North Carolina Home Ecor EMILY CRAIG CRAIG Raleigh, North Carolina English SUSAN MARIE CUTLER Washington, North Carolina History LELIA ALLEN DAVENPORT Plymouth, North Carolina Biology Chemistry MARGUERITE MOORE DAVENPORT Richmond, Virginia Home Economics QUITA RENEE DAVIS Raleigh, North Carolina Biology Seniors 55 ANY GRACE DEMENT Louisburg, North Carolina ANGELA ROSE DICKERSON Raleigh, North Carolina Music SANDRA DEANE DIXON Candler, North Carolina Business Administration Through the years we have been Through a lot with each other. Learned to share, trust and care And depend on each other. — Senior Cornhuskin ' Song (Cornhuskin ' ' 83) 56 Seniors JANICE RUTH DRACH Newark, Delaware Psychology RENEE ALICE DUFFEE Austin, Texas Social Work DEBORAH MAE DUNN Raleigh, North Carolina Music AIMEE ELIZABETH EDDY Gastonia, North Carolina Biology ANDREA LYNN EDWARDS Goldsboro, North Carolina Home Economics DAYNA LYNN EDWARDS Rich Square, North Carolina Home Economics KELLY SUE EFIRD Albemarle, North Carolina Mathematics LYDIA LEE EGGLESTON Statesville, North Carolina Home Economics KIMBERLY ANNE ELLIOTT Spartanburg, South Carolina Business Administration Seniors 57 SONDRA LEIGH ENGLISH Greensboro, North Carolina Home Economics LISA CARLILE ENGSTROM Concord, North Carolina Biology SANDRA JO ENSLEY Oriental, North Carolina Business Administration SHARON EARLETA ERVINE Roanoke, Virginia Sociology THELMA MARIE EVERETT Newsoms, Virginia Home Economics CHERYL GREEN FALLS Raleigh, North Carolina ROBIN RENN ROWE FAULKNER Raleigh, North Carolina English LORI ANNE FINCH Fayetteville, North Carolina Mathematics PAULA DAWN FISHER Granite Quarry, North Carolina Home Economics SHELIA ANN FITTS Siler City, North Carolina Political Science SANDY FITZGERALD Wilmington, North Carolina Busmess Administration ELIZABETH ANN FORDHAM Clemmons, North Carolina Mathematics 58 Seniors . 1 t ; if( ' - ii CARRIE LISA FOUSHEE Roxboro, North Carolina Sociology BEVERLY SCOTT FRALIN Richmond, Virginia Business Administration LAURA JOHNETTE FRAZIER Kittrell, North Carolina Music JUDITH ANN FRIDLEY Cary, North Carolina Home Economics MARGARET E. GARRISS Raleigh, North Carolina Music KATHY DENISE GERALD Tabor City, North Carolina Business Administration ANNE HUNT GILBERT Raleigh, North Carolina Economics KATHY GILL Raleigh, North Carolina Psychology KAREN ELIZABETH GOFORTH Aiken, South Carolina Music PENELOPE ANN GOODEN Elizabethtown, North Carolina Business Administration WENDA SUE GOODEN Elizabethtown, North Carolina Home Economics TANESSA LEE GRADFORD Fayetteville, North Carolina Political Science Seniors 59 MARY HUNTER GRAVES Sanford, North Carolina Business Administration CARLA LOU GRAY Trenton, North Carolina Home Economics LOVEY DEANE GRIFFIN Havelock, North Carolina Music ALICE GRIGSBY Raleigh, North Carolina Business Administration MARTHA GREENE Raleigh, North Carolina Home Economics MARY MADGE GUNNELLS Durham, North Carolina Home Economics ELIZABETH ANNE GUPTON Alexandria, Virginia Home Economics RHONDA HALL Raleigh, North Carolina Music WEEDA HAMZAH Lebanon Political Science ROBIN S. HARDEE Belmont, North Carolina Music MARY CATHERINE HARGETT Richlands, North Carolina French CYNTHIA SELF HARPER Gamer, North Carolina Art 60 Seniors PRICILLA JANE HARRELL Burgaw, North Carolina Biology SUZANNE ROGERS HARRELL Goldsboro, North Carolina Business Administration ANGLEA LEONARD HARRIS Louisburg, North Carolina Business Administration CYNTHIA ANN HARRIS Kannapolis, North Carolina American Civilization LYDIA ELIZABETH HARRIS Durham, North Carolina Business Administration MARY CATHERINE HARRIS Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Business Administration LISA VIRGINIA HARROLD Goldsboro, North Carolina Mathematics KATHERINE DEE HARVEY Rural Hall, North Carolina Social Work CAROL ANN HAWKINS Magnolia, North Carolina Music LAURA ANNE HEARNE Mt. Gilead, North Carolina Business Administration CHERYL CLARILE HEATH Wake Forest, North Carolina Sociology BRILEY ANNE HEDRICK Chatham, Virginia Mathematics Seniors 61 JOAN ELIZABETH HENDERSON Durham, North Carolina Home Economics BEVERLY GAIL HERRON Fayetteville, North Carolina Business Administration LAURI ANN HICKMAN Kinston, North Carolina Business Adminstration JOAN HAYWOOD HILSMAN Montreal, North Carolina Home Economics SUZANNE ELIZABETH HILTON Raleigh, North Carolina Biology Chemistry JANET C. HOBLIN Oxford, North Carolina Home Economics AMY ANN HOCUTT Gulf Breeze, Florida Chemistry TERRIE LEE HOLLAND Elizabethtown, North Carolina Business Administration MARYAM HOOMANI Raleigh, North Carolina Home Economics SHERI LYNN HOWELL Greenville, North Carolina Business Administration JIL RAE HUMBERGER Concord, North Carolina Religion French MARIA ISABEL IZURIETA Fayetteville, North Carolina Biology 62 Seniors CAROL LYNNE JACKSON Stone Mountain, Georgia Administration HELEN SUE JARRETT Richmond, Virginia Biology KIMBERLY JAN JENKINS Elm City, North Carolina Business Administration REBECCA KAY JERNIGAN Harrells, North Carolina Social Work FREDDIE LOU JOHNSON Hookerton, North Carolina Business Administration HOLLINGSVVORTH JOHNSON High Point, North Carolina Home Economics LINDA JOYCE JOHNSON Bladenboro, North Carolina Business Administration LUANN JOHNSON Smithfield, North Carolina Business Administration ELAINE JOLLY Lumberton, North Carolina Political Science VENETIA LEE JORDAN Clinton, North Carolina Business Administration JONSIE LYNN JOYCE Winston-Salem, North Carolina Music GLORIA JAN JOYNER Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina Religion Seniors 63 MARY BETH JOYNER Farmville, North Carolina Home Economics SARAH OLIVER KENDALL Raleigh, North Carolina Business Administration SUZANNE JANE KENNEDY Lawrenceville, New Jersey Business Administration SUSAN KAY KIENTZ Jarret, Virginia Business Administration ZENA SHEPPARD KING Raleigh, North Carolina JANET LEIGH KITCHEN Courtland, Virginia Business Administration CAROLYN ANNE KORNEGAY Calypso, North Carolina Home Economics AIMEE MARIE LAMONTAGNE Tarboro, North Carolina Business Administration NICOLE LAMOTTE Raleigh, North Carolina Dance ELIZABETH LANE Cary, North Carolina Home Economics NANCY CAROL LASSITER Washington, North Carolina Social Work GRACE ROBINSON LAWRENCE Sanford, North Carolina Business Administration 64 Seniors CYNTHIA ANN LAVVSON Fayetteville, North Carolina Business Administration KELLY KATHLEEN LEAZER Raleigh, North Carolina Business Administration SUSANNA VIRGINIA LEE Augusta, Georgia Art PATRICIA DEAN LEWIS Kelford, North Carolina English LUCY HALTIWANGER LINTON Greensboro, North Carolina Home Economics ANGIE LYNN LITTLE Jamestown, North Carolina JULIE ANN LLOYD Durham, North Carolina Mathematics ELIZABETH LYNNE LOCKETT Charlotte, North Carolina Sociology LISA FAITH LOFTIS Hope Mills, North Carolina Mathematics OLGA LOPEZ Northbrook, Illinois Psychology MARY JEAN LOVE Kenbridge, Virginia Music EDNA BARNES LOVELACE Raleigh, North Carolina Mathematics Seniors 65 MARGARET ELIZABETH LUPER Wilson, North Carolina Business Administration ELIZABETH FRANCES MADREN Cary, North Carolina Mathematics Music ANGELA LEIGH MAHAFFEY Burgaw, North Carolina Biology Chemistry SUSAN ELIZABETH MANGUM Roxboro, North Carolina International Studies MARGARET MANUEL DEBORAH LEE MARTIN Lake City, Florida History CAROL LYNNE MCCANN Chevy Chase, Maryland Business Administration JANE ELLEN MCCOMBS Kannapolis, North Carolina Business Administration MARTHA ELIZABETH MCCORMICK Spring Hope, North Carolina American Civilization SUSAN MARIE MCDONOUGH Clemmons, North Carolina Business Administration CATHY MCIVER Chapel Hill, North Carolina Home Economics MARY KATHERINE MCIVER Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Religion 66 Seniors f ANN ELIZABETH MCKEE Roxboro, North Carolina History KIMBERLY SUE MCKEE Fayetteville, North Carolina Mathematics MELISSA MCLANEY Elizabethtown, North Carolina Business Administration CAROLYN BOWMAN MCLEOD Asheville, North Carolina English TANYA DEE MCNEILL Lexington, North Carolina Home Economics ELIZABETH MCPHERSON Elizabeth City, North Carolina American Civilization LIBBY MIDGETT Manteo, North Carolina AMY O. MILLER Lexington, North Carolina Biology MARGARET ALLISON MOORE Charlotte, North Carolina Home Economics BARBARA JANE MOORE Roxboro, North Carolina Business Administration CAROLYN ELIZABETH MOORE Washington, North Carolina History BETTY JANE MORGAN Monroe, North Carolina Seniors 67 PAMELA ANN MORTENSEN Hilton Head Island, South Carolina CYNTHIA ANN MOSS Richmond, Virginia Business Administration TERRI DENISE MOSS Greensboro, North Carolina Business Administration FRANCES RUTH MUNDY Lumberton, North Carolina Business Administration DEBORAH JUNE MUNT Winston-Salem, North Carolina Mathematics JOY LYNN MURPHY Faison, North Carolina Business Administration Answer me, if we must part - should someone ask, who ' s touched your heart — perhaps you ' ll ANSWER ME. — Senior Cornhuskin ' Song (Cornhuskin ' ' 83) 68 Seniors DOROTHY WEAVER MUSTER Gary, North Carolina Art TOMI LYNNELL MUTSCHLER Wake Forest, North Carolina Business Administration CHERYL ANN NASON Clemmons, North Carolina Business Administration CYNTHIA LYNNE NEAL Kitty Hawk, North Carolina Home Economics ABBY LYNN NOBLES Lillington, North Carolina Sociology LINDA MARIE NORRIS Raleigh, North Carolina Home Economics LINDA JEAN OTTEN Raleigh, North Carolina Biology CYNTHIA ANN OVERTON Ahoskie, North Carolina Home Economics MARGARET LEE OVERTON Hampton, Virginia Music CHERYL LANE PARKER Smithfield, North Carolina Biology LISA COLCLOUCH PARKER Raleigh, North Carolina Sociology KATHY LYNN PATE Morehead City, North Carolina American Civilization Seniors 69 LAURA HOWARD PAYNE Fairfield. Connecticut Business Administration ANNA SHEPPARD PEARSON Henderson, North Carolina Home Economics SUSAN JANE PERSON Clinton, North Carolina Home Economics MYRA NOEL PELLISH Raleigh, North Carolina Social Work CINDY VALENTINE PERRY Raleigh, North Carolina Psychology PATRICIA PERRY Washington, North Carolina Political Science NANCY RUTH PITTS Oxford, North Carolina Business Administration HARRIET KAY PLATTS Kinston, North Carolina Music LAURIE POMERANZ Sanford, North Carolina Political Science ELEANOR ELIZABETH POWELL Matthews, North Carolina English PAULA CAROL PURSER Raleigh, North Carolina Home Economics ROBYN LEE RANKIN Oxford, North Carolina Political Science 70 Seniors VIRGINIA ANN RATCLIFF Winston-Salem, North Carolina Business Administration DONNA LYNN RECTOR Winston-Salem, North Carolina Music NANCY DAWN REESE Gastonia, North Carolina Business Administration ANN RHODES Winston-Salem, North Carolina Business Administration DAPHNE DIANE RICHARDSON Zebulon, North Carolina Sociology SHARON JEANNE RINKER Burlington, North Carolina French CATHERINE JEAN RIZK Laurinburg, North Carolina Political Science LORI SUSAN ROBINSON Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Psychology DOROTHY ELIZABETH RODGERS Williamsburg, Virginia Psychology NITA JEAN ROGISTER Woodland, North Carolina Home Economics BONNIE RAE SANDERLIN South Mills, North Carolina Music LUANNE SANDERS Tabor City, North Carolina Home Economics Seniors 71 JENNIFER LYN SATTERFIELD Roxboro, North Carolina Home Economics KAREN SUSAN SAYE Matthews, North Carolina Business Administration SUZANNE WHITTEMORE SCOTT Richmond, Virginia Business Administration LEE ANNE SCRUGGS Belmont, North Carolina Business Administration DEBORAH LYNN SEALS Fayetteville, North Carolina Business Administration KATHY MARIE SEEGER Cary, North Carolina English ANGIE MELINDA SELLERS Whiteville, North Carolina Business Administration MARY LINDA SELLERS Whiteville, North Carolina English Political Science CYNTHIA LEE SHAHAN Smithfield, North Carolina Biology LEEANN CLAIRE SHORT Gastonia, North Carolina English CAROLINA ANN SMITH Rocky Mount, North Carolina Business Administration MARY GWEN SMITH Goldsboro, North Carolina Business Administration 72 Seniors KATHRYN ANN SMITH Fayetteville, North Carolina Home Economics KATHRYNE ANN SMITH Apex, North Carolina Business Administration MELONY RENEE SMITH Jacksonville, North Carolina Business Administration DEBORAH JANE SPIVEY Sunbury, North Carolina Business Administration DONNA MAE STEELE Wilmington, North Carolina Politics CAMILLE STUCKEY STELL Wendell, North Carolina Politics RHONDA MELISSA STEWART Sanford, North Carolina Business Administration JEAN MARIE STROUD Reidsville, North Carolina Business Administration JILL LYNN SUMNER Tarboro, North Carolina Sociology KAREN LEIGH SUTTON Raleigh, North Carolina Home Economics BEVERLY ANN SYTZ Gastonia, North Carolina Home Economics TRACIE GAIL TAYLOR Kinston, North Carolina Business Administration Seniors 73 ANN ARTHUR THOMASSON Kings Mountain, North Carolina English PAULINE MARIE THOMPSON Raleigh, North Carolina Home Economics PAULA MARIE TILGHMAN Kinston, North Carolina Home Economics ELIZABETH REID TILLMAN Greensboro, North Carolina Sociology CYNTHIA ANNE TOOMER Hilton Head Is., South Carolina Home Economics MARGARET MAURICE TRIPP Roxboro, North Carolina English MARY NORWOOD TRONNES Winston-Salem, North Carolina Business Administration GWYN OLIVIA TRUEBLOOD Hertford, North Carolina Biology LORRAINE JOHNSON VASSEY Raleigh, North Carolina Psychology SUSAN LYNN WADSWORTH Raleigh, North Carolina Biology Chemistry MARY KATHERINE WAGONER Albemarle, North Carolina Business Administration LAURA BETH WALCH Arlington, Virginia 74 Seniors CAROLE JEANNETTE WALKER Bethesda, Maryland Home Economics JULIE NELL WALLACE Raleigh, North Carolina Music ELIZABETH RUTH WALTERS New Bern, North Carolina Business Administration BEVERLY DIANNE WARD Farmville, Virginia Business Administration LYNN ADAMS WARD Hillsborough, North Carolina Chemistry MELODY GAY WAREN Newton Grove, North Carolina Business Administration CYNTHIA DENISE WASHINGTON New Haven, Connecticut Business Administration MARTHA MCNAIR WAUGH Winston-Salem, North Carolina Business Administration SHERI FAITH WAYNE Roxboro, North Carolina Business Administration MARY ELIZABETH WEATHERS Burlington, North Carolina DORA CATHERINE WEAVER Pittsboro, North Carolina Administration SANDRA JO WESTBROOK Newton Grove, North Carolina Business Administration Seniors 75 SYLINDA A. WETZLER Richmond, Virginia Home Economics ANNE ELIZABETH WHALING Winsfon-Salem, North Carolina Mathematics LISA KAY WHITE Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Biology ANGELA CAROL WHITFIELD Mount Olive, North Carolina Home Economics JULIA IRENE WHITLEY Williamston, North Carolina Business Administration WENDY BESS WILDER Garner, North Carolina Political Science LINDA KAY WILSON Gastonia, North Carolina Psychology SHARON FAYE WOOTEN New Bern, North Carolina Sociology SUSAN BREHAMAN WRENN Midlothian, Virginia Business Administration PHYLLIS SCHUTTE WURST Cary, North Carolina History Home Economics VALERIE F. WURST Cary, North Carolina Psychology DEBBIE MICHELLE YOUNG Plantation, Florida Business Administration 76 Seniors Outstanding Seniors li unne U a Keu S m drai( Aam, Te e n Waintnafcyn heri l4aw te Seniors 77 Who ' s Who Among Students In jKf ' m aui€Y - aire ' (riulHi urn uann %hn4on 78 Seniors American Colleges and Universities Jiaura It a cA Seniors 79 Board of Trustees BOARD OF TRUSTEES: William A. Cranberry, Chairman; Claude B. Wil- liams, Jr. ' , Vice-chairman (Building and Grounds); Hubert F. Ledford; Vice-Chairman (Finance); Earl W. Spangler, Vice-Chairman (De- velopment); Hugh G. Ashcraft, Vice- Chairman (Instructional Programs); W. Russell Duke, Jr., Vice-Chairman (Student Development); L. Gordon Sinclair, Vice-Chairman (Personnel Matters). President of the College Dr. John Edgar Weems, President of the College, is designated as the chief educa- tional and administrative officer of Meredith College. He is responsible to the Board of Trustees for the supervi- sion, management and gov- ernance of the College and for interpreting and carrying out of the policies of the Board of Trustees. Dr. Weems ' duties are many and varied. He is designated to preside at all ac- ademic functions and repre- sents Meredith before the public. He presides at faculty meetings and is the official medium of communications between the faculty and the Board of Trustees. He is actively engaged in institu- tional development and sec uring funds for the opera- tion of the College. PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE: Dr. John Edgar Weems. ]2 Administration ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT: ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Ur. LaRose F. Spooner. Eve P. Dulanev VICE PRESIDENT OF THE COL- LEGE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS: Joe Baker. The Vice President for Administrative Affairs serves under direct authority of the President and is a part of the President ' s office. The duties of this office are assigned directly by the President and are variecf. The Vice President for Administrative Affairs represents the President and or the College on committees, at meetings, and at other functions, especially in the area of Alumnae. This Office also serves as the liaison be- tween College and outside groups. One primary duty is in puDlic relations, particular- ly denominational relations with Baptist Churches and agencies. Office of the President Adminstration 83 Academics The academic division of the College is under the su- pervision of the Vice Presi- dent and Dean of the College and includes the faculty in fif- teen academic departments; the Registrar ' s office, the Li- brary, the Continuing Educa- tion office, the graduate pro- gram, the honors program, and cooperative education. This division ' s responsibility is to see that a curriculum is carefully planned to meet the needs of a wide variety of stu- dents, is adequately sup- ported with books and other teaching aids, is well taught, and that the results are prop- erly recorded on a permanent record. VICE PRESIDENT AND DEAN OF THE COLLEGE: Dr. Allen Burns. ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Anne E. Pickard FACULTY SECRETARIES: Seated; B.J. Yeager, Standing: Pennie Smith, Monica Russell, Dottie Gandy. Administration ASSOCIATE DEAN AND DIREC- TOR OF CONTINUING EDUCA- TION: Dr. Ellen M. Ironside. CONTINUING EDUCATION; Betty Bass, Seated: Barbara Willis, Emily Johnson, Anne Dahle. Administration 85 LEGES Dr™aliJ Gates; Mrs. Ida COORDINATOR OF INTERNA- Nelson, Secretary. TIONAL STUDIES: Dr. Roger Cook. LIBRARY; Seated Judy Schuster, Lynn Henderson, Dorothy Quick, Rebecca Harris, Alice McNeil; Stand- ing; Robert Fracker, Brenda Parker, Carol Smith, Margaret Sexton, Hebert Williams. Administration Business and Finance The College ' s division of I ' usiness and Finance exists lor the purpose of helping to provide an environment %lthin which the educational rocess can operate effective- y and efficiently. Such a purpose requires manage- ment of the College ' s finan- cial and physical resources in the followirig ways: Financial planning; cash and invest- ment management; account- ing and financial reporting; urchasing; salary and bene- its management; data pro- cessing; facilities operation and maintenance; campus security and property control; and management of auxiliary services such as food servies. Administration 87 COLLEGE STORE; Seated: Ruth L. Gower; Frances Gillis; Standing: COMPUTER SERVICES: Glenwood Kathryn Reed; Dru Hinsley. Manag- Sanderson, Director; Ginny Brenner, er of the College Store. Computer Operator. % Iw i f m! [ _ 1 Rm pE v ■ CENTRAL SERVICES: Sherry Bonura, Director of Central Services and Post Office, Sheila Troxler. SWITCHBOARD: Janice Shattuck. 88 Administration ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF HOUSEKEEPERS: Seated: Essie Von ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Leach; Standing: Naomi Sanders; ° Dorothy Boykin; Marjorie Collins; Annie Smith, Elizabeth Bell. Administration Student Development DEAN OF STUDENTS; Dorothy ). Sizemore. VICE PRESIDENT OF THE COL- LEGE FOR STUDENT DEVELOP- MENT; Dr. Sandra C. Thomas. The Student Development Division at Meredith College is designed to enhance and enrich the quality of student life for each Meredith student on the campus. Both profes- sional and support staff of the division provide a compre- hensive program of student leadership orientation, stu- dent activitv, recreation, lec- tures and concerts, residence hall programming, cultural and social programs, health care, personal and career counseling, and financial as- sistance. These components of the Student Development Division reflect a strong com- mitment to the total educa- tion of each student through an integration of the academ- ic and extracurricular experi- ence to further the personal and intellectual growth of the Meredith woman. RESIDENT ADVISORS; Seated; Frances Thorne; Standing; Debra McQuire, Carol Yandle, Madeleine Teetsell, Jan Gillean. 90 Administration DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION: Mary COORDINATOR OF HOUSING: Bland Josev |anice McClendon. ADMISSIONS OFFICE: Seated: Heather Pollard, Dottie Buster; Standing: Anne Pueh, Use Wanger- in. Sue Kearney, Nancy Stanton, Georgane Griffin. Administration 91 92 Administration HEALTH SERVICES: Seated; Ur Marie Mason, Director of Health Ser- vices and Coordinator of the College Calendar and Summer Programs; Standing: Ruth Pearce, Fronia Thack- er, Georgia Stephens. :OLLEGECOUNStLA K; C 0 ,)Kli|- lATOR OF PERSONAL GROWTH ENTER: Marge Shelton. Administration 93 GATE CENTER RECEPTIONIST AND ASSISTANT COUNSELOR: Anne Huffman. Institutional Advancement The Institutional Advance- ment division is responsible for the external relations of the College. Professional members of the Institutional Advancement staff are assigned specific duties in the areas of funding raising, alumnae affairs, parent rela- tions, church relations, estate planning, media relations, and publications. The staff is assisted in its work by mem- bers of the Student Founda- tion. VICE PRESIDENT OF THE COL- LEGE FOR INSTITUTIONAL AD- VANCEMENT: Dr. Jerry E. McGee. 94 Administration Administration 95 COLLEGE RELATIONS OFFICE: Seated: Lisa Bowne, Assistant Direc- tor of College Relations; Standing: Susan Lamb, Secretary. DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE RELA TIONS: Keith Oakley. ? 1! ' l||f 96 Administration DIRECTOR OF ALUMNAE AFFAIRS: Cleo G. Perrv. Administration 97 .m} ' !? ' i- u D u Art L I IT Meredith ' s Art Department gives students a chance to ex- plore and develop their cre- ative abilities while improv- ing their artistic talents. The Art Department offers courses such as art history, ceramics, photography, and painting. Working closely with the students, the profes- sors help develop the stu- dents ' creative talents. 100 Academics Biology If you are interested in leaves, plants, and animals, then the Biology De- partment has the major for you. At Meredith a student is encouraged to explore many areas of the biological sci- ences including anatomy, zool- ogy, genetics, and microbiol- ogy, A degree in biology can lead to such exciting careers as medicine, medicaltechnol- ogy, teaching, dentistry, and research. Academics 101 Business Economics The Business and Econom- ics Department at Meredith is one of the fastest growing departments. It gives the stu- dent a chance to develop her skills in areas such as account- ing, clerical skills, and busi- ness analysis. With a major in business, ' a student may enter careers such as business man- agement and office adminis- tration. ' m 102 Academics Chemistry Physical Sciences Molecules, atoms, and acids are the building blocks tea good education in chem- istry. The professors in the Chemistry Department work with Meredith students to en- sure their understanding of organic, inorganic, and phys- ical chemistry principles. Chemistry is an exciting and practical career challenge in such fields as medicine, teaching, research, and en- gineering. Academics 103 Education The Education Department offers teacher certification on the secondary level (grades 7- 12), on the intermediate level (grades 4-9), and in early childhood (grades K-3). Stu- dents in education must also choose a major from one of the other departments. Edu- cation is an area of stimula- tion and personal satisfaction for those interested in teaching. ' AN EL E. TODD. JR itii.iiliiiiifiiHBii 104 Academics English The English Department seeks to prepare a student to develop her skills and talents in one of the most important fields. She is able to learn to express herself in both correct and interesting wavs. Study- ing literature also is ' an expan- sion of her horizon and her knowledge of the world. By studying different authors ' , she will develop a personal perspective on life. Academics 105 Foreign Language The Foreign Language De- partment at Meredith offers courses in French, Spanish, German, and Latin. The de- partment focuses on the speaking, reading, and writ- ing knowledge offoreign lan- guages. There are further stu- dies of foreign civilization and literature. No matter which language they study, Meredith students gain a greater knowledge and understanding of com- munication and cultures through the Foreign Lan- guage Department. 106 Academics History Political Science Of History is a flexible subject allowing ' the student to study the great events of the past, the causes, and the effects. The study of History is often called the key to tKe future. By developing analytical skills toward the inter ' preta- hon of her world, the Mere- dith history student can grasp the implications of the past; and the hope is that she will be a productive citizen. Academics 107 The Meredith Home Eco- nomics Department offers manv options for career opportunities. The areas of concentration are child devel- opment and family relations, clothing and fashion mer- chandising, consumer re- source management, foods and nutrition, interior design and housing, and general home economics. The depart- ment provides the student with a background that could lead to many different career opportunities. Home Economics Academics Mathematics Mathematical knowledge is of extreme importance in the world today. The Mathemat- ics Department at Meredith is striving to educate its stu- dents in the diverse field of Mathematics. Students learn many new methods of solv- ing problems with manv of them relating to the problems faced in e ' eryday life. Stu- dents spend many hours con- templating courses such as calculus, statistics, computer programming, and linear algebra.  ' ; Academics 109 Music Being a demanding depart- ment, Meredith ' s Music De- partment offers students a chance to develop and pursue their own musical abilities. Majoring either in music edu- cation or applied music, the student has a choice of a Bachelor of Music or a Bache- lor of Arts degree. Music his- tory, theory, and applied mu- sic lessons are a few of the classes available to students at Meredith. i J ! 1 1 110 Academics Physical Education The Meredith Department of Physical Education has something to offer everyone. Meredith students ' can choose from classes in dance, tennis, equitation, aerobics, swimming, and many other areas. All of these courses offer students a chance to learn, get in shape, and have fun all in one class. Hi 1 P m .m Academics 111 Psychology The major goal of the Psy- chology Department at Mere- dith is to help the student obtain a better understanding of herself. It teaches the stu- dent many useful things in the areas of basic methods, facts, and causes. This de- partment also offers an excel- lent background for those in- terested in a career in educa- tion, business, or social work. 112 Academics Religion Philosophy The department of Religion and Philosophy at Meredith offers a wide variety of courses to students in the study of religion. The depart- ment has courses in the Old and New Testaments, the writings, and world religions. The Department has a fine faculty to assist students in exploring their beliefs and in their intellectual growth. Academics 113 Sociology Social Work Knowledge of how to cope and deal with people is one of the basic teacnings of Mere- dith ' s Sociology Department. An emphasis is placed on how humans behave as indi- viduals in different societies and cultures. This subject is dealt with in courses such as social problems, the family, and human behavior in the social environment. 114 Academics Academics 115 Acorn Staff The Acorn Staff publishes Meredith ' s literary magazine, the Acorn. The staff presents a collection of creative short stories, poetry, and art work. The Acorn will be published once this year in the Spring. ACORN STAFF: 1st row: Nancye Butterworth, Dawn Koonce, Patty Atkinson. 2nd row: Laura Walch, LuAnn Brown, Chrissy Murphrey. American Guild of Organists AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGAN- ISTS: 1st row: Mar ' Jean Love, Kathy Bryan, Stephanie Carpenter. 2nd row: Anita Waters, Monica Keele, Jane Morgan. ASPA The American Society for Personnel Administration (ASPA) is sponsored by the office of Career Services. It was founded by 1979. ASPA sponsors Career Day and also leads several interesting workshops which are open to the entire student body. The American Guild of Organists was organized in 1983. The Guild offers mem- bers a chance to learn more about the organ and choral professions. The club partici- pates in concerts, organized activities, and discussion with professional musicians. The Guild members also re- ceive a professional journal and have the chance to pur- sue Guild examinations which may better qualify them for employment. ASPA: 1st row: Tony Bledsoe, Marii CapeL 2nd row: Freddie Jolinson Fran Allen, Wynne Carey, Debbie Young. 3rd ro ' w: Tammy Young TomiLynn Mutschler, Suzanne Har rell. 4th row: Laura Cobb, Aimei LaMontagne, Janet Kitchen. 3th row Carole Jean Ricks, Laurie Altman Daphne Richardson. 6th row: Sher Wayne, Terri Moss, Patricia Aman. 118 Organizations Astros The Astrotekton Service Club is a society whose main emphases are sisterhood and community responsibiHty. The Astros ' sponsor projects at the Shelley Child Develop- ment Center for physically and emotionally handicap- ped children and with the Multiple Sclerosis Society. ASTROS; 1st row: Billy Astro, Emily Tolleson, Robin Buzb ' y, Susan Har- ris. 2nd row: Cammv Smith, Marti Maxwell, Linda No ' rris, 3rd row: Maria Blackmon, Mary Graham, Nancy Beane. 4th row: Wynne Carey, Donna Steele, Daphne Richardson, Monica Keele. 5th row: Karen Davis, Lisa Hodnette, Martha Hamlet. ABA The Association for Black Awareness (ABA) was estab- lished to provide a medium for black cultural programs on the Meredith campus. The Association exists primarily to help the black student de- velop a better understanding of her being in relation to other Meredith students. Another purpose of the club is to create a better under- standing of the black heritage in the Meredith community. ABA members offer theii time to Project Hope and sponsor Black Emphasis Week. ABA: 1st row: Shandrai Boyd, Cynth- ia Washington. 2nd row: Ivy Mur- rian, Monica Keele, Carol Swain, Tamani Anderson, Valerie McCray, Wendette Brown. Organizations 119 Barber Science Club Organized in 1929, the Bar- ber Science Club is composed of students majoring in scien- ce and those having science as a related field. Its purpose is to promote interest in science among the entire student body. Student programs, lec- tures, movies, ana field trips are arranged for the monthly meetings. BARBER SCIENCE CLUB: 1st row: Cvndi Shahan, Aimee Eddy, Mana Izurieta, Lisa White, Dr. R.K. Reid. 2nd row: Leiia Davenport, Lyn McEl- roy, Kim Ely, Tammy Walters. 3rd row: Ouita Davis, Karen Davis, Helen Sue Jarratt, Angie Little. 4th row: Nancy Sparks, Dawn Koonce, Dfborah Cobb, Joan Bunting. Beta Beta Beta Installed at Meredith in 1982, the Tau Xi chapter of Beta Beta Beta recognizes in- terest and academic achieve- ment of faculty and junior and senior students in biolo- gy. The objectives of this soci- ety are: to promote scholar- ship in the biological sci- ences, to promote the des- semination of biological knowl- edge, and to encourage re- search. Members must main- tain a 3.2 overall average and a 3.5 average in all biology BETA BETA BETA: 1st row: Dr R.K. Reid, Cyndi Shahan, Ouita Davis, Lelia Davenport. 2nd row: Lyn McEl- roy, Aimee Eddy, Karen Davis. Canady Math Club The Canaday Math Club, organized in 1945, is open to all students who express an interest in mathematics. The club meetings give students an opportunity to learn how math is used outside the classroom. CANADAY MATH CLUB: 1st row: Julie Lloyd, Briley Hendrick, Kim McKee, Debbie Johnson. 2nd row: Mrs. Olive Tavlor, Robin Buzbv, Karen Davis, Natalie Priest, Fredd ' ie Johnson, 3rd row: Elizabeth Brock, Dr, Dorothy Preston, Edna Lovelace, Martha Hamlet. 4th row: Deborah Munt, Karen Barefoot, Lisa Harrold, 5th row: Ann Fordham, Lisa Loftis, Dr. Ed Wheeler. 120 Organizations CCA The purpose of the College Center Association is to coor- dinate activities for the entire Meredith community. The Association was founded in 1972. The many programs sponsored by CCA encour- age personal development through challenging pro- grams and recreational opportunities. The programs included concerts, lectures, a movie series, the Christmas Dance, and Spring Fling. Ev- ery Meredith student is a member of CCA. CCA: 1st row: Monica Keele, Kelly VVyatt, Stevi Poole, Peggy Overton. 2nd row: Lee Hertzberg, Rhoda Sowers, Carole Walker. 3rd row: Lucy Henrv, Andrea Aldav, Joy Johnson. 4tfi row: Valerie KfcCray, Dina Durham, Nita Register. Colton English Club The Colton English Club is open to those Meredith stu- dents with an interest in En- glish and literature. Founded m 1971, the club stays active by holding lectures, organiz- ing trips to plays and drama- tic events, and presenting the talents of its members at the clubs meetings. COLTON ENGLISH CLUB: 1st row: Robin Rowe, Emily Craig, Claire Short; 2nd row: Dr. Sarah English, Linda Sellers, Ann Thomasson, Mag- gie Tripp. Co-op Club In the Cooperative Educa- tion Club, Meredith women receive credit for work done off campus. This gives the members an understanding of career opportunities avail- able to them making them more aware of their different interests. CO-OP CLUB: 1st row: Teresa Dick- erson, Carol Brooks, Nancy Pitts. 2nd row: Lynn Ward, Mrs. ' Shirley Ihnen, Wynne Carev. 3rd row: Carole Jeanne Ricks, Edna Lovelace, Bridget Lee-Young, Wendette Brown. 4th row: Lauri Hickman, Kim Raper, Robin Rucker. 5th row: Joy Johnson, 6th row: Karen Oehrli, Lin- da Spain, Karen Stout. 7th row: Martha Waugh, Tomilynn Muts- chler. Organizations 121 Delta Mu Delta Delta Mu Delta is a club which recognizes business administration students with an impressive academic record. While promoting the involvement of women in business. Elections Board The Elections Board coor- dinates all elections held at Meredith. The board pro- motes the participation ot stu- dents in the voting process, thus enriching Meredith with competent leaders. ELECTIONS BOARD: 1st row: Caro- line Cooper, Mrs. Frances Thorne, Susan McDonough. 2nd row: Debbie Young, Aimee LaMontagne, Emily Tolleson, Pam Vann. 3rd row: Kirn Buckner, Kimberlv Harrelson, Shar- on Knight. DELTA MU DELTA: 1st row: Melony Smith, Sheri Wayne, Deborah Spivey, Deborah Seals. 2nd row: Cin- dy Moss, Karen Auten, Carole Jean Ricks, Dora Weaver. 3rd row: Beverly Frahn, Cindy Bullock, Luann John- son, Beverly Herron. 4th row: Carolyn McLe ' od, Kim Causey, Robin Congleton, Angie Sellers. 5th row: Catherine Hargett, Nancy Pitts, Joy Johnson, Caroline Smith. Freeman Religion Club The Freeman Religion Club is open to any Meredith stu- dent who has an interest in religion. Students in this club have the opportunity to ex- tend their involvement in reli- gion from their church to Meredith. FREEMAN RELIGION CLUB: 1st row: Jonelle Davis, Laura Hartness, Monica Citty, Claire Clvburn, Sherri Gradford. 2rid row: Jan Joyner, Grace Akers, Jil Humberger, Cindv Toom- er, Robin Reid, Cindy Moss, Becky Evans. 122 Organizations Granddaughters ' Club History Politics Club The Mae Grimmer Grand- daughters ' Club consists of stucfents whose mothers or grandmothers graduated from Meredith. The members are honored once a year with the Granddaughters ' lun- cheon held during Parents ' Weekend. In May, the mem- bers may serve as marshals. GRANDDAUGHTERS ' CLUB: 1st row: Karen Sutton, Nancy Humbert, Paige Tharrington, Betsv Blue, Martha Hamlet, Mar ' Fran Dawson, Carolyn Couch. ' 2nd row: Jill Averette, Mary Graham, Martha Conway, Laurie Pomeranz, Kim Elliott, Laura Litchfield, Nancy Floyd. 3rd row: Mildred Stevens, Nan Henrv, Donna Wilson, Sandy Dupree, Carol Cowan, Carol Brooks, Laura Hartness, Kathy Walters, Tri- cia Matthews, Beckv ' Evans, Claire Clyburn. 4th row: Elizabeth Dove, Gwyn Trueblood, Carolvn Moore, Lisa ' Britt, Ginnv Leach, Trasi Camp- bell, Melanie Ca ' rawan, Sandra Dean, Jonelle Davis, Emily Tolleson, Cam- mv Smith, Wvnn ' e Carev, Susan Cutler. The History and Politics Club is for Meredith students with an interest in history and political science. Through projects and lectures an awareness is made of local and worldwide political .ssues. ' ilSTORY POLITICS CLUB: 1st j.ow: Debbie Martin, Linda Cheek, 3onna Steele. 2nd row: Zan Bunn, -inda Sellers, Maia McAnulty, Au- irey McQueen, Susan McDonough, Cathy Pate. Organizations 123 Judicial Board The Judicial Board acts as the disciplinary branch of the Stu- dent Government Association. It acts on violations of the Honor Code and assigns penalties accordingly. The Doard consists of the chairperson, secretary, two representatives from each class, a non-resident student representative, and four faculty members. JUDICIAL BOARD: 1st row; Ann McKee. 2nd row: Sheri Wayne, Lisa Clark, Mary Moorefield, Kathv Hof- farth, Mafia Blackmon. 3rc( row: ' Grace Akers, Ms. Carol Yandle, Les- lie Hodge, Jane Boyd, Pat Garland, Anne Alexander, Teresa Ward. Hoof Print Club The members of this clul are interested in promoting interest, knowledge, and skil in horsemanship. Anyoni who has an genuine inferes in riding is eligible for mem bership. A yearly activity en joyed by the members i: working at the Annual Lion Club North Carolina Champi onship Horse Show as assis tants. HOOF PRINT CLUB: 1st row: M Chns Pritchard, Terri Moss. 2nd row Ann McKee, Susan Mangum, Eliza beth Brock, Jane Phelps, Nanirat Daval, Donna Wilson. 124 Organizations Kappa Nu Sigma Founded in 1923, Kapp. Nu Sigma takes its name fron the Greek words meaninj beauty, soundmindedness and intelligence. This scho lashc society is opened to al students who maintain a 3.1 grade point average. Th( Helen Price Scholarship given by the society, i: awarded to the freshman anc sophomore with the highes average in their respectiv( classes. KAPPA NU SIGMA: 1st row: Kath; Pate, Jane Morgan, Melony Smith Anne Whaling, Cindv Moss. 2n( row: Tricia Matthews, kathv Smith PhvUis Wurst, Suzanne Hifton. 3ri row: Noel Pellish, Jill Averette Pamela Adams. 4th row: Mar ' Jeai Love, Nancy Pitts, Angela Dicker son. 5th rovv: Ann Fordnam, Leslii Purcell, Anita Waters, Henriett. Braun, 6th row: Sheri Wayne, Kin Causey, Robin Congletoh, Luani Johnson. Kappa Omicron Phi La Tertulia Spanish Club La Tertulia Spanish Club, Founded in 1957, is com- pused of students who are in- terested in learning the Span- ish language and in gaining a freater understanding of the panish and Latin American cultures. Open to any student interested in Spanish culture and language. La Tertulia sponsors n any interesting activities throughout the year. LA TERTULIA SPANISH CLUB: 1st row: Becky Smith, Lillian Caltis, Dr. Ledford, Gayle Stroud. 2nd row: Marnie Stone, Elizabeth Revell, Kimberly Lovelace. Being in existence for three years. Kappa Omicron Phi is the home economics honor society. Its purpose is to further the interest of home economics by recognizing and encouraging scholastic excellence. Members of this society maintain a grade point average of 3.0. KAPPA OMICRON PHI: 1st row: Kathy Smith, Robin Biddix. 2nd row: Cardie Walker, Paula Tilghman, Carolyn Couch, Frances Mundy. Organizations 125 Legislative Board The Legislative Board con- sists of residence hall advi- sors. It acts as the com- munication link between the students and administration. Legislative Board recom- mends changes in the Con- stituhon so the student body can vote on them. LEGISLATIVE BOARD: 1st row: Cvnthia Washington, Terri Holland, NTancy Ratdiff, Laura Cobb. 2nd row: Allison Draper, Natalie Priest, Anne Douglass, Wynne Carey. 3rd row: Charlotte Kin ' nard, Ruth Cochrane, Linda Otten, Lori Lewis. 4th row: Edna Lovelace, Elizabeth Goyette, Susan Wrenn, Beth Austin, ' Anne Loving. 5th row: Cindy Moss, Martha Ann Naylor, Romy Grove, Kim Jones. 6th row: Kim Tansky, Bliss Bright, Karen Tansky, Sheila Sykes. 7th row: Lisa Dozier, Lisa Drake, Jan Gillean. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais pro- motes an interest and a better understanding of the French language and culture. Activi- ties during the year include the annuafslide presentation. This group is open to any in- dividuals enrolled in an French language class. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS: 1st row: Sandrai Bovd, Catherine Hargett, Elizabeth Brock. 2nd row: Edna Lovelace, Dana Newsome, Dr. Brent Pitts. 126 Organizations MCA The Meredith Christian Association, founded in 1963, strives to get students in- volved in Christian service to the community. Each student is a member of MCA. Some E rejects include activities at ' orothea Dix Hospital, Gov- ernor Morehead School for the Blind, and the Methodist Retirement Home. The club also sponsors Religious Em- phasis Week. MCA: 1st row: Beckv Evans, Susan Coins. 2nd row: Isfancy Hillman, Michelle Cherrv- 3rd row: Claire Cly- burn, Anna Pearson. 4th row: Cheryl Heath, Susan Morgan. 5th row: Sam Carothers, Jan Joyner. Marshals The College Marshals are elected bv the student body each Spring. Marshals serve at official functions of the Col- lege such as Commencement, Baccalaureate, Founders ' Day, Parents ' Weekend, and the Thanksgiving and Christ- mas dinners. MARSHALS: 1st row: Robin Biddix; 2nd row: Melissa McLaney, Sharon Wooten; 3rd row: Susan Currie, Re- becca Whitaker; 4th row: Laura Robinson, Beth Miguel; 5th row: An- tress Johnson, Gretchen KobalL Organizations 127 Meredith Dancers MIA The Meredith International Association consists of stu- dents attending Meredith from other countries. This organization concentrates on promoting better relations and greater understanding between international stu- dents and the student body. MIA: 1st row: Deepti Goel, Namrata Dayal, Connie van der Does, Maiyam Hoomani, Soledad Mejia. 2nd row: Bridett Lee-Young, Gladys Chow Soon Si, Luz Maria Garido. 3rd row: Juanita Guarderas, Ms. Carol Yandle, Paulina Leroux. The Meredith Dance Re- pertory consists of those talented and hard-working students who have an inter- est in the art of dance. Long hours of practice result in suc- cessful performances in the fall and spring of the year. MEREDITH DANCERS: 1st row: Allison Draper, Nancy Hillman, Karen Davis. 2nd row: Nicole LaMot- te, Leslie Gill, Teresa Soomawasdi, Ashley Moffitt. 3rd row: Amy Avery, HoUan White, Beth Royall, Molly Sher. 128 Organizations MRA Meredith Recreation Asso- ciation promotes recreational activities for the Meredith community. MRA includes the entire student body, but the fourteen officers, chair- persons, and class repre- sentatives do most of the planning. A few of the activi- ties that MRA organizes are Cornhuskin ' , Stunt, Play Day, and intramurals. MRA: 1st row: Lyn Walker, Carole Walker, Karen Davis, 2nd row: Gin- ger Ratcliff, Julie Bell, Grace Lawr- ence, Rhett Elerbe, Kathy Doyle. 3rd row: Jan Gillean, Jil Humberger, Laura Walch, Rhoda Sowers. 4th row: Dalinda Dunn, Renee Knott, Karen Mann. MENC The Music Educators Na- tional Conference, MENC, serves music education of all levels in the United States. Meredith ' s student chapter is part of an organization whose activities and publications have helped to establish mu- sic education as a profession. MENC also promotes music instruction in the schools as an integral part of general ed- ucation. MENC: 1st row: Kristen True, Caro- e Wiles, Deanie Griffin Anita Wa- ters. 2nd row: Jill Averett, Dar Non- Residents The Non-Resident orga- nization serves as a liaison be- tween students and faculty at Meredith to work out prob- lems that arise from students not living on campus. This organization makes other non-resident aware of activi- ties in the Meredith commu- nity. NON-RESIDENTS: Anne White, Edna Lovelace, Kelly Leazer, Lisa Bailey, Bobbie Bowden. Organizations 129 Oak Leaves Staff OAK LEAVES EDITORIAL BOARD: 1st row: Mary- Louise Jones, photog- raphy; Noha Mishriky, events. 2nd row: Beverly Johnson, juniors; Julia Beckett, features; Sherry Sinclair, administration; Sally Dozier, sopho- mores. 3rd row: Lori Stallings, academics; Catherine Stanley, fresh- men; Lelia Davenport, Editor-in- Chief; Julia Whitley, Business Man- ager. m ' ' SWf- lauiiiid Julia Whitley, Business Manager, Lelia Davenport, Editor-in-Chief ADMINISTRATION: Teresa Spivey; Sherry Sinclair, editor. 130 Organizations Organizations 131 ORGANIZATIONS; Nita Register, editor; Lydia Harris; Laura Parks; Tara Saunders. PHOTOGRAPHY: Dalinda Dunn; Tamara Drye; Mary Louise Jones, , . h editor; Laura Patterson; Nancv -j Sparks. s ,j 132 Organizations SENIORS: Nancy Reese, editor; Cin- dy Harris; Lucv Linton; Alice Grigsby. SOPHOMORES: Nancv Shore; Sally Dozier, editor; Mary Mills. Organizations 133 Phi Society For this is the journey men make: to find themselves. It is by this motto that the Phis provide services to Meredith and Raleigh. The used book sales at Meredith are benefi- cial to the students as well as benefiting the Raleigh com- munity because the proceeds from the sales are donated to Cerebral Palsy. PHI SOCIETY: 1st row: Dwanda Weathers, Rebecca Nunn, Lynne Matthews, Alice Grigsby, Andy Ed- wards, Julia Beckett, Amy Dement, Cindy Neal. 2nd row: KatFiy Walters, Lisa Clar, Susan Coins, Becky Evans, Lisa Hendrick, Terri Holland, Pam Mortenson, Lisa Loftis, Harriet Platts, Susan McDonough, Sue Ro- gers, Ginger Stallings, Beth Blank- enship. 3rd row: Allison Draper, Cin- dy Toomer, Frances Mundy, Anna Pearson, Cindy Moss, Grace Lawr- ence, Gwyn Trueblood, Dana Nix, Elizabeth Brock, Michele Cherry, Martha Ann Naylor, Ellen Rogers, Sallv Woolard. 4th row: Toni Beasley, Melinda Wrenn, Tammy Swann, Julia Burroughs, Julia Hamilton, Beth Miguel, Susan Currie, Carole Jean Ricks, Cindy Bullock, Aimee LaMon- tagne, Fran Allen, Deborah Spivey, Nancy Reese, Lisa White, Mary Lynn Purcell, Mary Harris. 5th row: Letitia Williams, Lori Stallings, Becky Pyles, Joan Bunting, Tamara Drye, Jill Averette, Zan Bunn, Amy Dodson, Susan Skinner, Sheila Sytes. Phi Alpha Theta Chartered in 1975, the Phi Omicron chapter of Phi Alpha Theta is an internation- al professional society in his- tory for the honor student. The society admits any stu- dent or faculty member in- terested in the professional study of history and meeting the scholarly ' qualification laid down by ' the internation- al society. Phi Omicron won the nation ' s Outstanding Chapter Award in 1976. PHI ALPHA THETA: 1st row: Kathy Pate, Lisa Bailey. 2nd row: Henrietta Braun, Phyllis Wurst, Susan McDo- nough. 3rd row: Marjorie Hissett, Pamela Adams, Kathie Guild. 4th row: Dr. Sarah Lemmon, Martha Gibson, Rebecca Davis. 5th row: Bar- bara Bollendorf, Maia McAnulty, Linda Cheek. 134 Organizations Psi Chi The Meredith chapter of Psi Chi, an honor society for psy- chology majors and minors, was founded in 1975. To en- courage, stimulate, and maintain scholastic ability and to create individual de- velopment is the purpose of this society. Psi Chi is com- posed of tVie top 357c of the class of psychology majors. PSI CHI: 1st row: Laurie Bryan, Shar- ah Shugart, Valerie Wurst, Claire Clyburn. 2nd row; Linda Wetzler, Janice Coleman, Leslie Purcell, Nicole LaMotte, Penny Byrd. Psychology Club Residence Hall Board The psychology club, bounded in 1976, is open to :hose interested in psycholo- gy. The club sponsors lec- ures on campus that offer tudents an opportunity to tarn about different aspects 3f psychology. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: 1st row: Janice Coleman, Lori Robinson, Dr. Rosemary Hornak, Ann Rhoton, Claire Clyburn. 2nd row: Leslie Pur- cell, Sharah Shugart, Paula Gore. 3rd row: Wvnn Martin, Judy Page Anderson, Laurie Bryan. 4th row: Mary Susan Cook, Tedi Altman, Car- la A ' uman, Lynda Wilson. The Residence Hall Board is composed of seven dorm presidents who work together to promote school unity. Dorm programs and fire drills are two activities generated by the Residence Hall Board. This year RHB sponsored the jousdng booth at the Medieval Festival which won first place and the trick or treat night for the faculty ' s children. RESIDENCE HALL BOARD: 1st row: Debbie Young, Lisa Loftis, Ann Thom- asson; 2nd row: Lisa Hendrick, Laura Lambert, Julie Llovd; 3rd row: Dwanda Weathers, Stella Miller, Trace V Walston. Organizations 135 Sigma Alpha Iota The music honor fraternity for music majors, Sigma Alpha Iota, was founded in 1903. The society offers scho- larships to music students and sponsors concerts, work- shops, and musicals for the entire Meredith community. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA: 1st row: Tncia Matthews, Anita Waters, Carol Hav kins, Monica Citty, Beth Madrei 2nd row: Mary Jean Love, Dana Ni) Stephanie Carpenter, Peggy Ove ton. 3rd row: Christine Albra, Jane Morgan, Angela Dickerson. 4th row Laura Frazier, Jenny West, Jeane Sumpter, Caroline Wiles. 5th row: Cindy Davis, Emily Cooper, Malinda Britton. Silver Shield Students showing leader- ship, Christian character, and service to the school are inducted into Silver Shield, an honor society at Meredith. The purpose of the club is to set examples of hon- or and cooperation within the student body. New members are selected from each rising and present Senior class by the members of the organiza- tion and faculty. SILVER SHIELD: 1st row: Noel Pel- lish, Harriet Platts, Kim Causey. 2nd row: Carola Brooks, Laura Frazier, Grace Akers, Martha Hamlet, Terrie Holland, Anita Waters, Anna Pear- son, Lisa Loftis. 3rd row: Jan Joyner, Ruth Cochrane, Ann Fordham, Caro- line Cooper, Ann McKee, Susan McDonough. 136 Organizations 4 Social Work Club Sociology Club Understanding the issues in their society is the goal of the members of the Sociology Club. By learning about social needs, these Meredith stu- dents not only become aware of problems and issues in the society, but also learn how to deal with them. SOCIOLOGY CLUB: 1st row: Donna Steele, Dr. Rhonda Zingraff. 2nd row: Cheryl Heath, Deena Lancaster, Kathy Harvey. 3rd row: Debi Cale, Becky Jernigan, Deborah Seals. 4th row: Ellen Barefoot, Daphne Richradson, Sharon Wooten. The Social Work Club in- vites into its membership any Meredith student interested in social work either as a pro- fession or as a personal con- cern. Participating in various service projects, this club emphasizes helping others as well as discussing social prob- lems and issues in the com- munity. SOCIAL WORK CLUB: 1st row Susan Thomas, Dr. Cynthia Bishop, Dr. Eugene Sumner, Carol Brooks 2nd row: Danna Collier, Becky Jerni gan, Debi Cale, Sharon Wooten, Julia Hamilton, Lynne Matthews, Nancy Fowlkes. 3rd row: Kathy Harvey, Noel Pellish, Melissa Bishop, Deena Lancaster, Ellen Barefoot, Cheryl Heath. Organizations 137 Student Advisors Student Advisors begin their jobs by preparing for Freshmen Orientation. They serve not only as academic consultants, but also as per- sonal friends to new students throughout the year. STUDENT ADVISORS: 1st row: Mar ' Harris, Susan Skinner, Rebecca Nunn, Maria Blackmon, Marti Max- well, Anita Waters, Tammy Swann, Melinda Wrenn, Tina Grimstead, Sandra Dean. 2nd row: Laurie Altman, Kim Jenkins, Mary Kay Mclver, Shell Sykes, Toni Beasley, Marv Lvnn Purcell, Sally Woolard, Michele Cherry, Ginger Ratdiff, Shar- on Schafer, Susan Jones, Beth Blank- enship. 3rd row: Cynthia Lawson, Kathv White, Jonelle Davis, Ellen Henry, Christine Arnold, Rhonda Fitzsimmons, Elizabeth Brock, Don- na Wright, Chris Poplin, Nancy Sparks, Mary Lawton, Christine Hoffman, Laura Robinson, Karen Cockrell, Tammy Young. Student Foundation The Student Foundation is involved in preparing Par- ents ' Weekend and Little Friend ' s Weekend, attending corporate dinners, and work- ing with institutional ad- vancement. The members serve as a communication Unk between the Board of Trus- tees, the Friends of the Col- lege, and the Meredith stu- dents. STUDENT FOUNDATION: 1st row: Ms. Purcell, Sheri Gradford, Sarah White. 2nd row: Martha Hamlet, Zan Bunn, Bridgette Parker, Jane Boyd. 3rd row: Caroline Cooper, Marv Kay Mclver, Kim McCall, Amy Little. 4th row: Jane Phillips, Rebecca Nunn, Grace Elliot. 5th row: Michele Cher- ry, Becky Boggan, Charlotte Kin- nard. 6th row: Laura Robinson, Lin- da Sellers, Monica Keele, Kathy White. 7th row: Peggy Overton, Kim Causev, Paula Purser. !38 Organizations SGA Executive Committee The Student Government Association Executi ' e Com- nittee serves as the executive )ranch of SGA. This commit- ee is responsible for enforc- ng changes made in the con- ititution and changes of reg- ilations. The executive com- nittee is informed of legisla- ive proposals and judicial de- lisions. .GA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: 1st ow: Ann McKee, Susan McDo- lough, Beckv Pvles, Grace Akers, erne Holland, Cynthia Washing- on. 2nd row: Martha Hamlet, Zan lunn, Julia Lloyd, Caroline Cooper, Iridgette Parker. Student Life Committee As a representative body, the Student Life Committee gives consideration to the so- cial, physical, intellectual, and spiritual needs of Mere- dith students. This commit- tee reviews organizational constitutions and works with students and student orga- nizations. STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE: 1st row: Becky Pyles, Mary Tronnes, Cynthia Washington. 2na row: Linda Sellers, Jan Joyner, Kim Causev, De- bra McGuire. ' 3rd row: Grace Akers, Michele Cherr ' , Lelia Davenport. 4th row; Terrie Holland, Peggy Overton, Monica Keele, Rhonda Sowers. 5th row: Renee Godwin, Connie Van der Does, Jan GiUean, Frances Thorne. 6th row: Becky Auman, Maia Mc- Anulty, Joan Bunting. Organizations 139 SNCHEA The Student North Caroli- na Home Economics Associa- tion (SNCHEA) is open to all home economics majors. It is designed to promote interest in all phases of home econo- mics. SNCHEA encourages a better standard of living on campus, fosters high ideals and appreciation of home life, as well as promotes profes- sionalism in the field of home economics. SNCHEA; 1st row: Amy Dodson, Lorie Lippard, Karen Sutton, Jane Bazemore, Joan Hillsman, Carolyn Kornegay, Paula Purser, Tracey Wal- ston. 2nd row: LuAnne Sanders, Tanya McNeill, Andy Edwards, Beth Luper, Frances Mundy, Lisa Drake, Carole Goodwin, Paula Tilghiman, Melissa McLaney, Lori Allen, Marti Maxwell. 3rd row: Danya Edwards, Amy Dement, Jennifer Satterfield, Bliss Bright, Leanne Carter, Natalie Priest, Patricial Aman, Kim McCall, Robin Biddix, Denise Cobb, Sue Gooden, Carolyn Couch, Carole Walker, Kathy Sfnith, Linda Norris. SNCAE The Meredith College chapter of Student North Carolina Association of Edu- cators seeks to prepare its members for a teaching ca- reer. Sponsored by the educa- tion department, this orga- nization places emphasis on leadership and dependable character. SNCAE: 1st row: Suzanne Wilson, Keri Brantley, Kellv Efird, Lisa Loftis, Marti Maxwell, Susan Currie. 2nd row: Kim Tanskv, Marv Beth Weav- er, Kathv Seeger, Bobbie Bowden, Rebecca Davis, Lisa Drake, Rhonda Hall, Carla Auman, Tedi Altman, Mar ' Susan Cook, Mary Lynn Pur- cell, ' Lisa Perrv. 3rd row: Laurie Bryan, Elizabeth Comer, Mary Kay Mclver, Wvnn Martin, Sandra ' Wesf- brook, Dana Newsome, Linda Norris, Abbv Nobles, Robin Patrick, Lisa Hendrick, Kim McKee. 4th row: Pam Ross, Paula Gore, Carolyn Moore, LuAnne Sanders, Lynda Wilson, Susan Cutler, Elizabeth Goyette, Nancy Almon, Briley Hedrick. 140 Organizations TBW Twig Staff The Meredith newspaper, pubHshed weekly, is con- cerned with keeping students and the community updated on campus activities and events. Through news articles, features, editorials, letters to the editor, and cartoons, The Tzvig is an informative and en- tertaining newspaper. TWIG STAFF: 1st row: Michele Cher- r ' , Linda Sellers, Amy Jones. 2nd row: Becky Smith, Anne White, Linda Cheek, Laura Pavne, Ellen Au- stin. Organized in 1943, Tomor- row ' s Business Women is an organization aimed at furth- ering interest in business ed- ucation, business administra- tion, management, and eco- nomics. It seeks to prepare Meredith students for the business world. TBW: 1st row: Denise Cobb, Mary Harris, Melissa McLaney, Lynne Jackson, Kim Jenkins, Sheri Howell, Caroline Cooper. 2nd row: Laura Cobb, Cynthia Lawson, Beverly Her- ron, Lon Gurkin, Marv Fran ' Daw- son, Freddie Johnson, Gwen Smith, Olga Lopez, Martha Waugh, Debbie Young Luann Johnson, Laurie Alt- man, Karen Sutton. 3rd row: Dana Langley, Kim Raper, Ann Davis, Ter- ri Moss, Susan Kientz, Beth Andrews, Sherrie Nason, Sarah Ken- dall, Linda Spain, Beverly Fralin, De- borah Spivey, Cmdy Bullock. 4th row: Aimee LaMontagne, Susan Cur- rie, Donna Rogers, Lori Lewis, Carole Jean Ricks, Beth Luper, Frances Mundy, Kathy Pope, Tina Grinstead, Sandra Dean, Deborah Seals, Caroline Smith, Angle Sellers. 5th row: Penny Gooden, Janet Kitch- en, Tamara Drye, Nancy Reese, Alice Grigsby, Nancy Pitts, Anne Church- ill, Amy James, Pauline Thomp- son, Sheila Grady, Jane Bazemore, Wynne Carey, Stevi Poole, Denise Pope, Susan XdcDonough. WINGS Chartered in March of 1983, WINGS, Women In New Goal Settings is an orga- nization for Meredith stu- dents over the age of 23. Through fellowship and understanding these women support one another while reaching their college goals. WINGS: 1st row: Carolyn Booth, Nicole LaMotte, Marjorie Hissett, Kathryn Wegman, Andrea Hitt, Lois Hooper, Anne Suggs. 2nd row: Dr. Rhonda Zingraff, Cynthia Harper, Phyllis Wurst, Edna Lovelace, Kathy Norman, Debbie Johnson. Peggy Harrod, Nancy Smith, Dr. Alien Page. Organizations 141 tKe. Sprites ' ' ' ' : ' !i!i ' iS«f; st . '  7«5v -— L— f ' Aqua Angels: Water Colors The Aqua Angels, Mere- dith College ' s synchronized swim team, is coached by Carol Brown. Team members are selected in try-outs held in the fall and spring semesters and from the syncronized swim class. This year per- formances were held during Parents ' Weekend and on March 29 and March 30 when Water Colors was the theme. Catherine Cole, presi- dent of the Aqua Angels, was selected as the Most Spirited Member. The graduating Seniors in the Aqua Angels were Catherine Cole, Sarah Kendall, Melissa McLaney, Jan Joyner, and Mary Kay Mclver. 144 Sports Sports 145 Basketball: A Strong Finish The Meredith Basketball team (7-12) finished strongly winning five of their last six games. The team started out slowly losing five straight fames, but that was largely ue to the youth of the team (% were freshmen or sopho- mores). After Christmas, the team re-met three of the teams played before the break and beat each of those teams. By the second half of the sea- son they improved with each game and became very com- petitive. The team won six of their last ten games with three of the four losses by less than three points. The team played excep- tionally well at the end of the season, and won the Invita- tional Tournament at Mere- dith. They won both of their tournament games by a twen- ty point margin, defeating Warren Wilson for the cham- gionship. Clare Lynn Brock, inger Ratcliff, and Tish Bon- durant were stand-outs in the tourney. Clare Lynn aver- aged 30 ' points in both games, while Tish and Ginger each averaged 12 points and 8 re- bounds per game. Clare Lynn and Tish were named to the all tourney team. For the sea- son Clare Lynn won the MVP award, having averaged 19 points and 8 rebounds per game. Ginger Ratcliff re- ceived an Outstanding Per- formance Award for recogni- tion as the best defensive player. She was also the sec- ond highest rebounder. Karen Mann and Dalinda Dunn shared second high scoring honors averaging 9 points per game. Dalinda was the Most Improved Player. 146 Sports Kneeline: Becky Smith, Jil Humber- ger, Tish Bondurant, Karen Mann. Standing: Marv Louise Jones — man- ager, Suzanna ' Browne — scorekeep- er, Rose Hopkins, Ginger Ratcliff, Clare Lynn Brock, Dalmda Dunn, Fannie Rowland, Dr. Marie Cham- blee — coach. Ginger Barfield — coach. Not pictured; Carmel Swan- son — statistician. Clare Lynn and Dalinda take a time- out to pose for a picture. Sports 147 Golf: Setting New Records Left to Right: Ginger Barfield coach, Caihv E frett Liunn loh b i 1 H ™ IB ' , The 1983-1984 Meredith Golf team consisted of only four people, who were dedi- cated to the game of golf. They participated in tourna- ments at DuKe, Wilmington, NCSU, Appalachian, and in Orlando, Florida. In the fall, the team had the most suc- cessful season in the history of the Meredith golf program. At Duke, they shot a team score of 311 with individual scores of 77, 77, 77, and 80. This broke the old school record bv 13 strokes. Al- though tVie spring season started slowly, the team had an exciting finish at the Small College National Champion- ship m Tallahassee, Florida. In that, the final tournament, the team finished fifth among NCAA Division II and 111 teams. Senior Luann Johnson, a four year player and two-time All-American, received the MVP award. Cathy Everett received the Coach ' s Award for spirit and overall contribu- tion to the team. Next year holds more high hopes for golf at Meredith. 148 Sports Meredith Golfers In Action i ... Sports 149 Softball: A United Team Kneeling; Sheila Sykes, Becky Smith, Karen Mann, Allison Gore, Aileen Jenkins, Kathv Hoffarth. Standine: Dr. Cindv Bross — coach, Jill Humberger, Joan Wvatt, Margaret Gill, Beth Kennedy, Carlissa Oakley, Renee Godwin, Teresa McMaster, Sandy Dupree, Fannie Rowland — manager, Joe Dupree — assistant coach. Not pictured; Dr. Jack Huber — assistant coach. Renee goes for the homer! The 1984 Meredith softball team was one of unity, and their season was composed of serious fun . The girls learned how to lose, yet thev kept their heads high and still managed to have fun. Against many tough teams, such as Chowan, Louisburg, and Atlantic Christian, Mere- dith never let anyone take advantage of them. Most of their games were extremely close, some going into extra innings, which proves that they didn ' t give up until the final out was made. The team ' s MVP award went to Jil Humberger, who also captured the highest bat- ting honors with a .387 aver- age on the year. The Golden Glove award went to Teresa McMaster, whose fielding av- erage was .942 for the year. Tnis year ' s team was a young team consisting of 8 ' freshmen. Jill Humberger, the only senior, served as the team leader, and although her absence will be missed next year, the future is bright as there are several experi- enced players returning. 150 Sports Karen comes in after scoring. Teresa seems anxious to run! Sports 151 Tennis: A Terrific Season Kneeling: Barbara Bulla, Phyllis Kar- res. Standing 1st row: Melissa Rhyne, Connie Wagner, Laura Cochran. 2ncl row; Jay Massey — coach, Sandra Kei ' , Shonagh McQuade, Lynn Grosshandler, Lil- lian Neal, Theresa Duffy, Amy MiUer. The 1983-1984 Tennis teams had successful sea- sons. The Fall squad had a winning season with their record of 4-2. This team in- cluded Chris Poplin, Betsv Short, who held the number one position, Connie Wag- ner, Lynn Grosshandler, Courtney Chesson, Phyllis Karres, Rhett Ellerbe, There- sa Duffy, Lillian Neal, and Barbara Bulla. The Spring squad brought new faces that included Melissa Rhyne, Sho- nogh McQuade, and Sandra Kei. With the support and ex- cellent coaching of Jay Mas- sey, the girls had a terrific year, and next year looks to be even better. 152 Sports Sports 153 Volleyball: A Year of Success Bottom row; Nancv Ratchff, Ginger Ratcliff, Grace Akers, Lvnn Ward, Nicole Harmon. Middle row: Karen Mann, Dalinda Dunn, Paulina Leroux, Susan Beck. Top row: Lyn Walker. Not pictured: Dr. Marie Chamblee — coach, Dr. Cindy Bross — assistant coach, Jil Humbe ' rger — scorer. The Meredith Volleyball team finished this season with a successful record of 25- 7. This year ' s team continued the winning ways of last year ' s to gain two consecutive ' 2Q win seasons. The seniors, Lynn Ward, Ginger Ratcliff, and Grace Akers, have amassed the most successful record of any froup of players at Meredith, hey were the nucleus of the team. According to Dr. Chamblee, These three seniors have provided leader- ship, enthusiasm, intensity, and desire which are neces- sary both to win and to plav consistently. Ginger and Lynn are outstanding hitters and led the team in spiking. Grace has been our setter for the past four years. Grace gets to a lot more balls than many setters. Sophomores Dalinda Dunn and Nancy Ratcliff tremendously improved their abilities and added a lot of strength to the offense. Dalin- da was the strongest ser ' er on the team. Paulina Leroux was the second setter and the quickest defensive player. She led the team in saves. Ginger Ratcliff was the strongest hitter on the team and won MVP honors for her volleyball skills and leader- ship. ' Grace Akers and Lvnn Ward received Outstanding Performance Awards for set- ting and spiking. The Volleyball team won both toumarnents they played in during the season — the first at Lynchburg and the second at Salem College. The Salem College Invitational capped their season. Mere- dith won four matches and lost one. The team played ex- tremely well in a tough tour- nament. The tournament was a proper end to a successful season. 154 Sports •e Lynn goes for the spike! Ginger demonstrates her volleyball eredith awaits to attack anxiously! Sports 155 4 .f ' Moving In: Beginning a New Year From August 18 to August 23, students began arriving at Meredith to begin the new year. Freshmen began a week of new experiences and orien- tation complete with the frus- trations of registration. The Sophomores disco ' ered it was not cooler on the other side of the courtyard. Howev- er, the juniors and Seniors en- joyed the cool comfort of air conditioned dorms. That first hectic week of meeting new friends, seeing old friends, and finding a place for all your belongings was only the beginning to a super ' ear. 158 Events w M H L Ye Jolly Olde Time In the fall of 1983 Meredith College hosted its first Medieval Festival. The festi- val began Sunda ' , September 25 and ended Thursday, Sep- tember 29. Various academic departments on campus pre- sented film festivals, slide shows, demonstrations, and workshops showing different aspects of medieval life. Tours of the N.C. Museum of Art and the Brass Rubbing Shoppe were the highlights of the festival. The festival end- ed with a Medieval Fair in the courtyard where there was medieval food and enter- tainment. A program of courtlv music was presented bv the singing Troubadours, Mary Feeny and Gerald Lee Farnham. 160 Events Events 161 ■■ - ' ' X n ' «fi !iO i( w-%-Mmt K?- - . € 9 1 f- Si fflH Events 163 Thriller Night 164 Events Events 165 Stayin ' Alive With Cornhuskin ' ' 83 On Sunday, October 30, Cornhuskin ' ' 83 began. The week was filled with secretive practices, water fights, cafeteria cheers, and class spirit. The connpetition included apple bobbing (Seniors), cornhuskin ' (Seniors), hog call- in ' (Seniors), songs (Juniors), tall tale (Seniors), parade (Seniors Juniors, participation (Seniors), and cooperation (Seniors Juniors). When Cornhuskin ' ' 83 was over the Seniors had placed first with the theme Rags to Riches , followed by the Juniors — ' If the Shoe Fits ; the Sophomores - Deal ; and the Freshmen — Sticky Business r I Events 167 ??H|kj jk f i fcJa. ' n i 168 Events Events 169 170 Events tm mMmmr . a, - tuii tuf icnini BH ■ 1 ■ !tjJ W OQ P- vl 1 Hp 1 wM 11 P ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ■■ ' ■ Events 171 172 Events Tunt O ' Tay Held on February 22, Stunt 1984 was MC ' ed by Boy George, Michael Jackson, and Cyndi Lauper. Jil Humber- ger, MRA president, was the highlight of Tunt OTav as she provided great imitations of the MC ' s. Competition was tough, but the Seniors cap- tured their first Stunt victory with the theme Movin ' Or, an account of life in a rest home. Placing second, the Juniors revealed what really happens at the zoo when the visitors leave. The Sopho- mores presented a compari- son of life at Meredith today versus 1920. In their first eff ort, the Freshmen made us all remember the first frater- nity party we attended. Events 173 On February 16th, Mere- dith students and alumnae enjoyed a special event on the Meredith College campus. February 16th was a night full of amusement and bewilder- ment as the Meredith College faculty and staff presented Lewis Carroll ' s Alice in Wonderland. Alice in Wonder- land is presented by the facul- ty and staff for the enjoyment of Meredith ' s own students and alumnae once in every College generation, the first performance dating back to 1924. The cast of Alice in Wonderland is composed of almost all of Meredith ' s facul- ty and staff. Much time and energy was expended in preparation for the big night as practices began early in the year. However, the enthu- siasm of the audience and the excitement of the cast com- bined to make February 16th a night of mutual bewilder- ment. A Night of Mutual Bewilderment mik PSIBffi V B| li ■ ' r ' J i iijjj 1 174 Events Events 175 176 Events Events 177 Religious Emphasis Week January 29-February 2 marked Religious Emphasis Week on the Meredith Col- lege campus. The purpose or Religious Emphasis Week is to give Meredith students an energy boost during the long winter months, stated Religious Emphasis Week chairperson Anna Pearson. The tneme of Religious Em- phasis Week was Women Alive in the Church. High- lighting the special week was the contemporary Christian singer songwriter David Meece who performed in Jones Auditormm on Febru- ary 2. 178 Events Black Emphasis Week February 12-15 was the week set aside for Black Em- phasis Week, an annual event sponsored by the Association for Black Awareness. The week began with the showing of Ragtime in Cate Audito- rium. Dr. Thomas P. Gris- som, pastor of the Salem UnitecT Methodist Church in New York, spoke at worship which also featured the Shaw University Gospel Choir. Myrna Munchus-Bullock, a senior, performed in a con- cert of interpretive dances. Events 179 Founders ' Day On February 24, 1984, Seniors donned their caps and gowns for the first time as they celebrated Meredith Col- lege ' s 76th Founders ' Day. Since 1908, Founders ' Day has been a time to honor the ?ast and look to the future, he Board of Trustees met to plan for the new academic year of 1984-1985. This year the convocation speaker was Ms. Juanita Bryant, National President of ' the General Foundation of Women ' s Clubs. 180 Events Spring Fling! CCA and Residence Hall Board sponsored the best Spring Fling ever on Sunday, April 29, 1984. The activities began with a two mile race around campus won by Cin- dy Eskins. The sunny ' after- noon was enjoyed by every- one who ventured to ' the lake to hear the beach sounds of the Catalinas and the incredi- ble impersonations of the Waller Family. Clubs and organizations set up booths which provided everything from Spring Fling shirt ' s to air hoppers and chocolate eclairs to onion rings. Events 181 182 Events What a Fling! t w ■ Little Angels Visit For The Weekend j -;  S t: . , Little Friends Weekend, April 28-29, was sponsored by Student Foundation. It was an excellent opportunity for prospective angels to share time with their sisters, cousins, aunts, or friends. Girls between the ages of 7 and 12 enjoved games, mov- ies, picnics, and Spring Fling. Both the younger and older angels enjoyed the weekend of activities! 184 Events Events 185 186 Events Play Day Olympic Style wsmm :: On April 11, 1984, MRA sponsored an Olympic Play Day. Before the exam rush, students and faculty were en- tertained by a courtyard pic- nic, roller skates, volleyball i ames, and various races. Gold medals were awarded to the winners and Rhoda Sow- ers topped off the afternoon by supplying music. Events 187 On May 12, 1984, the Seniors along with their Big Sister Class, Little Sister Class, parents, and friends entered the Mclver Ampitheatre to remember four wonderful years at Mere- dith College. The Sopho- mores had risen early (5 a.m.) to gather daisys, ivy, and wild flowers for the daisy chain. Their efforts were greatly appreciated and the daisy cham was beautiful. As the Seniors listened to the Bath Tub Ring (Harriet Platts, Pam Mortensen, Lisa Loftis, and Terrie Holland), pre- sented the class doll which was dressed in a lavender taf- feta formal, heard the class history, sang to their sister classes, watched the helicop- ter hover, and released their purple and gold balloons, the full range ofemotions — from happiness and laughter to sadness and tears — was ex- perienced. When Class Day ended, the Seniors were sen- timental, vet enthusiastic about the final event of the weekend — GRADUATION!! Class Day 1984 - |ii€ ' ° B, ,., 188 Events - ' .-r. .•■ • . •A- ' . ' - ' ' - ' .i Events 189 Graduation: A Fond Farewell As the processional on May 13, 1984, each mem- ber of the Senior Class won- dered where the time of four years had gone. It seemed to have passed so quickly, yet each Senior felt an intense ex- citement about the new status of being an alumna. Sara Wil- son Hodgkins, Secretary of the North Carolina Depart- ment of Cultural Resources, challenged the graduating class to support the arts. After everyone had received their degree, Kim Causey, class President, bid farewell to leredith on behalf of the Class of 1984. She made each one of us recall our fondest memories of Meredith and the friends we had made there. 190 Events Events 191 192 Events 9te Im H -Hfi . k • Events 193 % e m 1 I p X ' Meredith Is . . Him ' ' ' ' ' 1 m i jf n . . . Academics r ' -r Features 197 198 Features ■ •£ A W Features 199 . . . No Parking On The Dance Floor 200 Features Features 201 Cl . . . Friends M Qi -:.i 1 202 Features Features 203 204 Features 1984 OAK LEAVES ACADEMICS: Lori Stallings, editor Cathy Brinson Lisa Powers Mariiee Nichols ADMINISTRATION: Sherry Sinclair, editor Christine McPhillimy Theresa Spivey COPY: Pat Lewis, editor Carolyn McLeod Rokshana Thanadar EVENTS: Noha Mishriky, editor Jennifer Harris Mary Hamilton Janet Croxton Julia Burroughs Laura Gibson FEATURES: Julia Beckett, editor Allison Powell Nan Henry FRESHMEN: Catherine Stanley, editor Tammy Hall Terry Williams Rokshana Thanadar INDEX: Kim BUlings, editor Michelle Bell JUNIORS: Beverly Johnson, editor Anne Churchill Claire Macaulay Denise Pope ORGANIZATIONS: Nita Rogister, editor Laura Parks Alice Milton Tara Saunders Lydia Harris Betsy Miller Kim Billings PHOTOGRAPHY: Mary Louise Jones, editor Sandy Fitzgerald Laura Walch Laura Patterson Peggy Overton Dalinda Dunn Nancy Sparks Tamara Drye SENIORS: Nancy Reese, editor Cindy Harris Kathy Doyle Alice Grigsby Lucy Linton Lee Eggleston SOPHOMORES: Sally Dozier, editor Mary Mills Lizzy Mills Nancy Shore SPORTS: AiJeen Jenkins, editor Marion Driver EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Lelia Davenport ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Lori Collins BUSINESS MANAGER: Julia Whitley HUNTER REPRESENTATIVE: Joe Allegood ADVISORS: Carolyn Robinson Nona Short Rhoda Sowers NON-STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY: Yearbook Associates; Millers Falls, Massachusetts 01349. NON-STAFF COPY: Joe Baker C. Allen Burris Marie Chamblee Jerry McGee Charles Taylor Sandra C. Thomas John E. Weems Features 205 Mona Abdelrazzq; 2824-302 Avent Ferry Rd. Raleigh, North Carolina 27606. (919) 851-7226. B.S. Business Management, Math Computer n inors. MIA 1,2,3,4. Anne Pollock Adams: 1220 Robinwood Rd. Gasto- rua, North Carolina 28054. (704) 865- 8683. B.A. History, K-3 certification. Student Foundation 2; SNCAE 4. Pamela Dawn Adams; P.O. Box 30381, Raleigh, North Carolina 27622. (919) 266-0550. B.A. French and Economics. Spring Fling 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 3; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Phi Alpha Theta 4; Harris Scholar 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. Grace Akers; 1300 Robin- hood Rd. High Point, North Carolina 27620. (919) 886-5347. B.A. Psycholo- gy, Religion, Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1; MRA Sopho- more Representative 2, Member at Large 3; Psychology Club 4; Religion Club 4; Student Advisor 2; MCA Un- winding Leader 2,3; Resident Hall Board, Treasurer 2; SGA, Vice- President 3, President 4; Student De- velopment Leadership Award 2; Silver Shield 4. Frances Hamilton AIlen;Box 28 Kitty Hawk, North Carolina 27949. B.S. Business — Office Administra- tion, Home Economics minor. Phi So- cietv 2,3,4; Legislative Board 3; Dorm Council 3; Hall Advisor 3; Volunteer Work Dorothea Dix 4; ASPA Secretary 4. Lori Anne Allen: 121 Circle Dr. Tho- masville. North Carolina 27360. (919) 476-4388. B.S. Home Economics — In- terior Design and Housing. Art minor. Home Economics Club 4; Dean ' s List 2,3. Laurie Sue Altman; Rt. 1, Box 221 Godwin, North Carolina 28344. (919) 567-6795. B.S. Business Adminish-a- tion — Management. ASPA 4; TBW 3,4; Dean ' s List 3; Student Advisor 4. Tedi Jo Altman: Route 3, Box 298 Angier, North Carolina 27501. (919) 639-2259. B.A. Psychology, K-3 certi- fication. SNCAE 4; Psychology Club 3,4; Dean ' s List 3; Governor Morehead School for Blind (Volunteer) 4; Caroli- na ' s Psychology Conference 3. Judy Page Anderson; 632 Wilson St. Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina 27870. (919) 537-9292. B.A. Psycholo- gy. Sociology minor. Meredith Chris- tian Association 1,2; Psychology Club; 1,2,3,4, Vice President ' 3, Publicity 4; Chorus 2,4, Psi Chi 3,4; Kappa Nu Sig- ma 3,4; Research Asst. 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Psi Award for Outstanding Contributions to Psychology 3; Caroli- na Psychology Conference 2,3, Panel Committee Chairman 2, Co-Chariman 3 Carla Jane Auman; 617 Winter- lochen Rd. Raleigh, North Carolina 27603. (919) 772-2496. B.A. Psycholo- gy, K-4 certification. Psychology Club 3,4; NCAE 4; Project Hope Volunteer 3; Softball Team 1; Dean ' s List 3. Nancy Ellen Austin; 1201 Westwood Ave. High Point, North Carolina 27262. (919)883-2519. B.S. Business Adminis- tration — Management, Spanish. Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; TBW 3,4; ASPA Publicity Chairman 4; Governor More- head School for Blind 2,3; Chairman of Volunteers for Governor Morehead 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; CCA Christmas Dance Committee 4; Circulation Man- ager TWIG 3,4. Karen Elizabeth Au- ten; Rt. 5, Box 1170 Hickory, North Carolina 28601. (919) 324-5057. B.S. Business Administration. Delta Mu Delta 4. Amy Marie Avery. 2630 Shef- field Dr. Gastonia, North Carolina 28054. (704) 864-2427. B.A. EngHsh — Professional Communicahons, Dance minor. Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Class Histo- rian 2; English Academic Council 2; Dance Company 2,3,4. Lisa Dawn Bailey: Route i. Box 427 Raleigh, North Carolina 27614. (919) 847-4961. B.A. English, History minor. Colton Enghsh Club 1,2,3,4; Phi Alpha Thela 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Non-Resident Board 3,4; Legislative Board 3,4. Aime Elizabeth Bane; 1500 E. Mulberry St. Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530. (919) 736-1086, B.S. Biology. Ellen Sue Barefoot; 2586 Westover Dr. Winston- Salem, North Carolina 27103. (919) 765-0744. B.A. Sociology and Social Work with School Social Work cerh- fication. Social Work Club 3,4; Sociolo- gy Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Dean ' s List 1 ,2,3; Phi 4; Sequential News editor for Sociology and Social Work Club 4; Stu- dent Advisor 2. Wendy Leigh Barham; P.O. Box 134 Rolesville, North Caroli- na 27571. (919) 556-5042. B.M. Music Education, K-12 Music certificahon, Meredith College Chorale 3,4; Mere- dith College Chorus 1,2; Jazz Choir 1; Sigma Alpha lota 4; SMENC 3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4. Judith Goidyn Baselice; 725 Benchmark Raleigh, North Carolina 27609. (919) 847-7727. B.S. Business Administration — Ac- counting. Mary Shelia Bass; Rt. 3, Box 121 Clinton, North Carolina 28328 (919) 564-6343. B.S. Business Adminis- tration — Management and Home Economics. AHEA 3,4; TBW 3,4; ASPA 3,4; Phi Society 3,4; Delta Mu Delta 4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Parking Review Board 4. Betsy Anne Beals; 141 Mar- shall Terrace Danville, Virginia 24541. (804) 791-2460. B.S. Home Economics — Interior Design and Housing, Math minor, AHEA 1,2,4; Young Democrats Club 1; Dean ' s List 2; Shident Advisor 2. Kimberly Angeline Bean; 104 Royal Rd. Jamestown, North Carolina 27282. (919) 454-3647. B.A. Social Work, Mu- sic (Voice) minor. Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Meredith Playhouse 1,2,3; Chorale 2,3; Social Work Club 2,3,4. Robin JeneU Biddix; Rt. 3, Box 366 WhitevUle, North CaroUna 28472. (919) 642-4992. B.S. Home Economics — Housing and Interior Design, Sec- ondary certification. History Club 1; AHEA 3,4; NCHEA 3,4; Home Econom- ics Club 3,4; Phi Society 1,2, Publicity Chairman 2; Student Ad ' isor 2; Junior Class Marshal 3; Kappa Omicron Phi 3,4. President 4; Chief College Marshal 4. Gwendolyn Blackwell; Rt. 4, Box 308 Oxford, North Carolina 27565. (919) 693-7277. B.S. Home Economics — Interior Design. Home Economics Club 2,3,4; Volunteer with Blind 1; Christmas Dance Committee 3. Tara Lynne Blake; 2289 Lakeview Terrace Burlington, North CaroMna 27215. (919) 584-6777. B.A. Home Economics — Child Development. Home Econom- ics Club 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 2,3. Evelyn Marie Booth; P.O. Box 204 Pol- locksville. North Carolina 28573. (919) 224-6632. B.S. Business Administra- tion — Management. College Republi- cans 2; TBW 3; Dean ' s List 3; Oak Leaves 1,2,3, Section Editor 3. Bobbie Ann Bowden; 607 Queensfern- Rd Gary, North Carolina 27511. (919) 469- 2639. B.S. Home Economics — Child Development and Family Relations K- 3 certification. Hoofprint Club 2; AHEA 4; NCHEA 4; Dean ' s List 2; Non-Resident ' s Secretarv Treasurer 4. 206 Senior Statistics Senior Statistics Elizabeth Paige Bowman; 1201 Bridle Lane Richmond, Virginia 23229. (804) 741-1877, B.A. Art and PsvchologV- Psychology Club 4; Dean ' s List 3,4; Psi Chi 4. Shelly Jane Boyd; 401 1 Allwood Dr. Charlotie, North Carolina 28210. (704) 523-9573. B.S. Home Economics — Clothing and Textiles, Business minor. Home Economics Club 3,4; Stu- dent Foundation 2,3,4, Co-Vice Presi- dent 3; Co-Coordinator for Parents ' Weekend 3; President of Student Foundation 4; Governor Morehead School for the Blind Volunteer 1,2; Meredith Chorus I; Meredith Chorale 2,3,4; Student Advisor 2; Student Guide 2,3; Freshman Hall Advisor 3; Legislative Board 3; Judicial Board 4; TBW 1,2; Oak Leaves Staff 1. Gay Pauline Bradley; 1108 Dean Forest Rd. Savannah, Georgia 31405. (912) 234- 6285. B.A. Art and Economics. Drama Club 1; NCSL 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Hoofprint Club 2. Hen- rietta Faye Biaun; 7120 Blue Grass Rd. Durham, North CaroUna 27703. (919) 596-9502. B.A. History. Phi Alpha The- ta 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4. Jane Sutton Brazemore; 415 West Hays St. Ahos- kie. North Carolina 27910. (919) 332- 2912. B.S. Business Administration Home Economics, Child Development and Family. TBW 4; AHEA 2,3,4; Home Economics Club 2,3,4; Kappa Onucron Phi 4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4. Clare Lynn Brock; P.O. Box 219 Trenton, North Carolina 28585. (919) 948-3291. B.S. Business Administration — Man- agement; B.A. PsvchologV. Varsity Golf 1; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Softball 1,2,3,4; TBW 2,3,4; Delta Mu Delta 4; Nanc ' Newlin Memorial Award 1,3; Oak Leaves Staff 3. Carol Elizabeth Brooks; 4102 Peakland PI. Lynchburg, Virginia 24503. (804) 384- 3787. B.A. Sociology and Social Work. Social Work Club 1,2,3,4; Circle K 1, Meredith Plavhouse 1; Granddaugh- ters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Meredith Chorus 1; Silver Shield 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,3; ReU- gious Emphasis Week Committee 2; Hall Advisor 2; Residence Hall Board 1,2; President, CCA 3; Student Life Committee 3. Sarah Adelaide Brooks; 4030-D Providence Rd. Charlotte, North Carolina 28211. (704) 366-8065. B.A. Social Work ' Sociologv. Social Work Club 3,4; Meredith Playhouse 1,2,3,4, Secretar ' Treasurer 2. Harriet Mae Brown; Rt. 1, Box 119 Kittrell, North CaroUna 27544. (919) 496-6614. B.A. Music. ABA 3,4. Edwina Evans Bruce; 7002-A Longstreet Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27609. (919) 847-0437. B.S. Chemistry. Kathryn Dale Bryan; P.O. Box 397 Pittsboro, North Carolina 27312. (919) 542-3667. B.M. Applied in Organ, Church Music certification. Chorus 1; American Guild of Organist 3,4, Vice-President 4; Legislative Board 1. Elizabeth Penny Byrd; 4928 Grinnell Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27612. (919) 782-8995. B.A. Psychology — Ex- perimental. Psychology Club 3,4; Psi Chi 3,4, Treasurer 4. Cynthia Lorraine Bullock; Rt. 2, Box 409 Creedmoor, North Carolina 27522. (919) 528-0023. B.S. Business Management. TBW 2,3,4; ASPA 3; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4, Del- ta Mu Delta 3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4; Phi Sodet ' 1,2,3,4. Laura Lee Butler; Rt. 2, Box i 19 Auhyiille, North Caroli- na 28318. (919) 525-5480. B.S. Business Administration Management. Varist ' Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Softball 2; ASPA 4 Nancye Cheryl Butterworth; Rt. 1, Box 3 Wilsons, Virginia 23894. (804) 265-5498. B.A, Art, K-12 certifica- tion. Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Acorn Staff 3,4; Class Publicity Committee 1,2. Melanie Dee Carawan; P.O. Box 327 Rose Hill, North Carolina 28450. (919) 289-2771. B.S. Business Administra- tion — Management, Home Econom- ics minor. La Terulia 1; Ash-o Service Society 1,2,3,4; TBW 2,3,4; Grand- daughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Representative 4; Class Council 2,4; Winifred Deanna Carlton; P.O. Box 67 Pinetops, North Carolina 27864. (919) 827-4450. B.A. American Civilization. Granddaughters Club 1,2,3,4; History and Politics Club 3, Historian 4; Young Democrats 1,2; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Judicial Board Sec- retarv 2. Wynne Elizabeth Carey; 930 Hwy. 70 West Clayton, North Carolina 27520. (919) 553-6733. B.S. Business Administration — Management. Meredith Chorus 2; Meredith Chorale 4; Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Cir- cle K Club 1; MCA Tutor to Medthodist Home 1; TBW 3,4; ASPA Treasurer 4; Ash-o Society 2,3,4; Legislative Board 4; Hall Advisor 4; Class Council 2; Class Historian 3. Mary Frances Cas- sady; 4920 Collridge Ct., Apt. B Raleigh, North Carolina 27604. (919) 876-5554. B.S. Business Adminstration — Management ABA 3, Co- Chairperson 3. Kimberly Ann Causey; 228 Compton Dr. Greenville, South Carolina 29615. (803) 268-6606. B.S. Business Administration — Account- ing, Mathematics minor. ASPA 3; Math Club 1,2, 3, Secretary 3; Circle K 1; Worship Committee 1,2; Nelson Freshman Math Award 1; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Delta Mu Delta 3,4; Julia Hamlet Harris Scholar 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s Ust 1,2,3,4; Silver Shield 3,4, Secre- tary Treasurer 4; Student Foundation 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Class Histonan 2; Shident Ad isor 2; Dorm President 3; Resident Hall Board 3; TBW Reporter 3; Class President 4; Student Life 4; Business Advisory Committee 4: Math Advisor) ' Committee 1,3; Oak Leaves Business Manager 3. Monica Lynn Citty; 2211 Westover Dr. Reidsville, North Carolina 27320. (919) 342-1760. B.M. Organ, Church Music certifica- tion, Rehgion minor. Aqua Angels 1,2; Freeman Religion Club 3,4, Vice- President 4; American Guild of Organ- ists 3,4; Sigma Alpha lota 1,2,3,4, Fra- ternity Education Chairman 3, Vice- President 4; Student Advisor 2. Cynth- ia Suzanne Clay; Rt 3, Box 87A Fu- quay-Vanna, North Carolina 27526. (919) 552-2838. B.A. Political Science, Histor} ' minor. Hoofprint Club 4; Re- view Board, Chairman 4. Margaret Clarie Clybum; 817 Ravenwood Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27606. (919) 851-4674. B.A. Religion and Psvcholo- gV ' . MCA Council Member 4; Religion Club 3,4; Psychology Club 3,4; Reli- gion Club President 4; Granddaugh- ters ' Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Mere- dith Ensemble 2; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Psi Chi 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Hall Advisor 3. Laura Ann Cobb; 200 HoUv Cove St. Franklin, Virginia 23851 . (804) 562-4750. B.S. Business Administra- tion — Management . TBA 3,4: ASPA 3; Chorale 3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Residence Hall Ad isor ' 4; Class Coun- cil 3. Laura Denise Cobb; Rt. 3, Box 159 WendeU, North Carolina 27591. (919) 365-7053. B.S. Home Economics — Htiusing and Interior Design, Business and Economics — Marketing minor. TBW 3,4, 2nd Vice-Preisdent 4; Home Economics Club 2,3,4; AHEA 2,3,4; NCHEA 2,3,4 Catherine Elizabeth Cole; 700 Hertford Rd. Winston- Salem, North Carolina 27104. (919) 768-3491. B.S. Business Administra- tion — Management, French minor. Circle K 1; MRA 1,2,3, Treasurer 2,3, Aqua Angels 1,2,3,4, President 3,4, MVP 2,3; Residence Hall Board 2, Faircloth Dorm President 2; Instruc- tion Committee — Student Respre- sentative 4; Student Life Committee 3; Student Parking Review Board Chair- man 4. Elizabeth Ivy Comer; P.O. Box 87 Seagrove, North Carolina 27341. (919) 873-7752. B.A. Psychology ' Education K-3. Psychology Club 4; SNCAE 4. Robin Leigh Congleton; Rt. 1, Box 425 Wendell, North CaroUna 27591. (919) 365-9891. B.S. Business Administration — Management and Accounting. Softball I; Circle K 1; TBW 2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Delta Nu Delta 3,4; Meredith Scholar 4; Math Advisory Committee 3; Curriculum Committee 3; Tour Guide 2,3,4; Oak Leaves Staff 3; Project EnUghtenment 1. Caroline Blessing Cooper; 3400 Fernwood Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27612. (919) 787-6370. B.S. Business Administration — Management. French Club 1; TBW 2,3,4, 2nd Vice- President 4; Silver Shield 3,4; Dean ' s List 2; Class Council 1,2; Election Board Representative 1,2,3, Co- Chairperson 4; Student Foundation 2,3,4; Student Advisorv ' Council 3,4, Secretary 3; SGA Executive Committee 4. Carolyn Arnold Couch; 324 N. Brenhaven Rd. EUcin, North CaroUna 28621. (919) 835-3444. B.S. Home Eco- nomics — Interior Design, Music minor. Home Economics Club 3,4; Chorus 1; NCHEA 3,4; AHEA 3,4; Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Kappa Omicron Phi 3,4, Treasurer 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Tutor at Methodist Home 3. Emily Craig-Craig; 4337-2 Avent Ferry Rd. Raleigh, North Carolina 27600. (919) 851-9755. B.A. EngUsh — Communications, Political Science minor. The Twig 2,3, Co-Editor 3; Col- ton English Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4; Student Life Committee 3; Residence Hall Board 2. Susan M. Cut- ler; Rt. 6, Box 472 Washington, North Carolina 27889. (919) 946-3233. B.A. Historv ' , K-3 certification. SNCAE 4; Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4. Lelia Allen Davenport; P O. Box 821 Plym- outh, North Carolina 27962. (919) 793 -5817. B.S. Biology, B.A. Chemis- try. Barber Science Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Beta Beta 2,3,4, President 3; Student Advisor 2; PubUcations Board 4; Stu- dent Life Committee 4; Oak Leaves Staff 2,3,4, Organizations Section Edi- tor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Biology Advi- sory Committee 3,4; Laboratory Assis- tant 2,3,4. Marguerite Moore Daven- port; 21 Rio Vista Lane Richmond, Vir- ginia 23226. (804) 282-4093. B.S. Home Economics — Family and Child Devel- opment, K-4 certification. Asb-os 2,3,4; SNCAE 4; Yearbook Staff 3. Ouita Re- nee Davis; 723 Lake Boone Trail Raleigh, North CaroUna 27607. (919) 782-6369. B.S. Biology. Chemistry minor. Biologv ' Lab Assistant 2; Non- Resident Organization 1,2; Barber Sci- ence Club 2,3,4; Beta, Beta, Beta 3,4, President 4; Biology Lab Supervisor 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; John A. Yar- brough Biology Award 2; Kappa Nu Sigma 4, Student Advisor 2. Karen Elizabeth Dawson; 2200 Carev Rd. Kinston, North Carolina (919) 522- 3082 B.A. Political Science and Psy- chology. MCA Dix Volunteer 1,2; His- tory and Political Science Club 1 ,2; Psy- chology Club 1,2,3; Residence Hall Board Secretary 3. Amy Grace De- ment; 102 WiUiamson St. Louisburg, North Carolina 27529. (919) 496-5395. B.S Home Economics — Interior De- sign, Art minor. CCA 1 ,4, Movie Com- mittee 4; Home Economics Club 3,4; Phi Society 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Senior Council 4; Student Tour Guide 1,2.3,4. Angela Rose Dickerson; 4305 New Hope Road Raleigh, North Caro- lina 27604. (919) 876-4920. B.M. Ap- plied Music and Music Education. Re- naissance Singers 1,2; Sigma Alpha lota 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Pi Kappa Lamda 3,4; Music Advisory Committee 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4: Music Talent Scholarship I Janice R. Drach; 733 Crossan Rd. Newark Delaware 19711. (302)239-6780. B.A. PsvchologV ' , Busi- ness minor. Meredith Dance Ensemble 3; Psychology Club 2,3,4; Hoffprint Club 1; Class Council 3; Class Secretary 3. Renee Alice Duffee; llSl Spicewood Parkway Austin, Texas 78750. (512) 250-0(J89. B.A. Social Work. Social Work Club 3,4; MCA Project Hope 3; Cornhuskin ' Co- Chairman 2; REW Committee 4; Qass Council 2,4. Aimee Elizabeth Eddy; 3725 Eaglebrook Dr. Gastonia, North CaroUna 28054. (704) 865-7555. B.S. Bi- ology, Chemistry minor. Barber Sci- ence Qub 2,3,4; Publicity Chairman 3, Co-President 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Beta Beta Beta 3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4. Andrea Lynn Edwards; 116 HiUdale Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530. (919) 734-0805. B.S. Home Economics — Interior Design. NCHEA 3,4; La Tertuha 1; Phi Society 2,3,4, Co- President 4, Co-PubUcitv- Chairman 3; Kappa Omicron Phi 4. Danya Lynn Edwards; P.O. Box 619 Rich Square, North CaroUna 27869. (919) 539-2459. B.S. Home Economics — Interior De- sign. Home Economics Qub 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1,3. Kelly Sue Efird; Rt. 4, Box 638 Albemarie, North Carolina 28001. (704) 982-7796. B.A. Math, 4-9 certification. SNCAE 3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Math Club 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2; Phi 3,4; Parking Committee 3; Shj- dent Advisor 2. Lydia Lee Eggleston; 913 Hedrick Dr. Statesville, North Carolina 28677. (704) 872-4606. B.S. Home Economics — Interior Design. La TertuUa Club 1; Home Economics Club 4; Twig Reporter 4; Oak Leaves Staff 4 Kimberly A. Elliott; 527 Maverick Cir. Spartanburg, South Carolina 29302. (803) 579-0629. B.S. Business Administi-ation PoUrics. Phi Societv ' 1,2; Dean ' s List 2; TBW 2,3,4; Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; CoUege Repubhcans 4. Lisa Carlile Engslrom; 700 WiUiamsburget Concord, North CaroUna 28025. (904) 786-3021. B.S. Bi- ology, Math minor. Barber Science Club 2; Governor Morehead School for BUnd 2; Dean ' s List 1 ,3,4; Dorm Coun- cil 2,4; Hall Advisor 4. Sandra Jo Ens- ley; P.O. Box 209 Oriental, North Caroli- na 28571. (919)249-1531. B.S. Business Administration — Management. NCSL 4; TBW 4; ASPA 4; MRA PubUci- tv ' Committee 2; Oak Leaves Section Editor 2 Dayna Michelle Evans; 1614 Senior Statistics 207 Paisley Ave. Fayetteville, North Caro- lina 28304. (919) 425-1900. B.S. Home Economics. Home Economics Club 4. Thelma Marie Everett; Rt. 1, Box 89 Newsoms, Virginia 23874. (804) 654- 6229. B.S. Home Economics — Nutri- tion. AHEA 3,4; Kappa Omicron Phi 3,4 Cheryl Green Falls; 8015 Reids- ville Rd. Brown Summit, North Carolina 27214. B.A. Art, K-12 certification. Michelle Farrier; 4205 Arbutus Dr. Raleigh, North CaroUna 27612. (919) 787-1933. B.A. Music. Chorus 2,3; SNCAE 3; Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Sigma Alpha lota 1,2,3,4, Re- cording Secretary 3,4; Kappa Nu Sig- ma 3,4, Secretary 4; Pi Kappa Lambda 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Harris Scholar 1,2,3,4; American Guild of Organists 4, President 4; Student Educators Na- tional Conference 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4. Robin Renn Rowe Faulk- ner; Rt. 4, Box 500 Louisburg, North Carolina 27549. (919) 853-2338. B.A. English, Secondary Educahon certi- fication. Ida Poteat Scholarship 3; Julia Hamlet Harris Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Colton English Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; English Ad- visory Council 2,3,4; Convocation Committee 4: Health Advisory Board 2. Lori Anne Finch; 4933 Redwood Dr. Fayetteville, North Carolina 28304. (919) 425-1658. B.S. Math, Secondary Education certification. Math Club 4; SNCAE 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma Scholarship 1,2. Paula Dawn Fisher; P.O. Box 307 Granite Quarry, North Carolina 28072. (704) 279-2370. B.S. Home Economics, Sec- ondary Education certification. Home Economics Club 3,4; AHEA 3,4; NCHEA 3,4; Dean ' s List 3,4; Phi Soci- ety 3,4 Carolyn Quincy Foil; 556 Her- mitage Dr. SE Concord, North Caroli- na 28025- (704) 782-9543. B.M. Applied Piano Elizabeth Ann Fordham; 4424 Driftwood Dr. Clemmons, North Carolina 27012. (919) 766-5231. B.S. Mathematics, Chemical Physics minor, Secondar ' Education certifica- tion. Canaday Math Club 1,2,3,4, Trea- surer 3; Moravian Lovefeast 1,2,3,4, Chairman 1,2,3; Worship Committee 2,3; SNCAE 3; Silver Shield 3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Freshman Chemistry Award; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Class Trea- surer 4; Class Council 3; Chemistry Lab Assistant 2. Carrie Lisa Foushee; Rt. 3, Box 3 Roxboro, North Carolina 27573. (919) 599-3091. B.A. Sociolog) ' , Social Work minor. Beverley Scoft Fralin; 10601 Cherokee Rd. Richmond, Vir- ginia 23235, (804) 272-2512. B.S. Busi- ness Administration — Management. TBW 4; Delta Mu Delta 4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4 Laura Johnette Frazier; Rt. 2 Kit- trell. North Carolina 27811. (919) 438- 7788. B.M. Music Education. Meredith Chorus 1, Accompanist 3; Meredith Chorale 4; MCA 3; Silver Shield 3,4; Dean ' s List; Sigma Alpha lota 2,3,4; Catholic Children ' s Home Chairman 3; Methodist Children ' s Home Chairman 3; Library Assistant 2,3,4; Raleigh Wes- ley Foundation 1,2. Judith Ann Frid- ley; 803 Queensfenv Carv, North Caroli- na 27511, (919) 467-2159. B.A. Home Economics Business Administration. Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Home Economics Club 2,3,4; Kap- pa Omicron Phi 3,4 Annie J. Gardner; 2708 Bedford Ave. Raleigh, North Carolina 27607. (919) 832-4178. B.A. Amencan Shjdies. Kathy Denise Ger- ald; McArthur St, Tabor Citv, North Carolina 28463. (919) 653-3340. B.S Business Management. Sociology minor, TBW 3,4; ASPA 4; Chorale 4; Oak Leaves Administration Section Editor 3. Anne Hunt Gilbert; 2001 Hill- ock Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27612. (919) 787-6888. B.A. Economics Aqua Angels 3. Karen Elizabeth Goforth; 107 Englewood Rd. Aiken South Caro- lina 29801- (803) 649-6807. B.A. Music Psychology minor. Meredith Performs 3,4; Granddaughters ' Club 3,4; Psy- chology Club 4. Wenda Sue Gooden; Rt. 1, Box 159-B Elizabethtown, North Carolina 28337. (919) 645-4439. B.S. Home Economics — Interior Design. Home Economics Club 3,4; NCHEA 4; AHEA 4; Spring Fhng Committee 4. Mary Hunter Graves; 506 Summitt Dr. Sanford, North Carolina 27330. (919) 776-4034. B.S. Business Adminish-a- tion — Management. TBW 2,3,4; ASPA Treasurer 3; Business Advisory Board 3. Caria Lou Gray; Rt. 2, Box 360 Trenton, North Carolina 28585. (919) 448-2221. B.S. Home Economics — In- terior Design, Secondary Education certification. Home Economics Club 2; Dean ' s List 2. Martha Wagner Greene; 3905-G Hvlton Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27604. (919) 872-7789. B.S. Home Economics — Interior Design. Home Economics Club 2,3,4; AHEA 2,3,4; NCHEA 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 2,3. Lovey Deane Griffin; 219 Nunn St. Havelock, North Carolina 28532. (919) 447-5454. B.M. Education — Voice, Piano minor. Meredith Performs 1,4; Meredith Chorale 4; SMENC 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,3. Alice Grigsby; 820 Davidson St. Raleigh, North Carolina 27609. (919) 787-5759. B.S. Business Adminish-ation. TBW 4; Phi Society ' 1,2,3,4, Co-President 4, Publicity ' Com- mittee Co-Chairman 3; Oak Leaves 4. Mary Madge Gunnells; 3317 Devon Rd. Durham, North Carolina 27707. (919) 489-3496. B.S. Home Economics — Merchandising, Business Market- ing minor. Home Economics Club 3,4; Deans List 3,4. Elizabeth Anne Gupton; 2509 Tusbridge Lane Alexan- dria, Virginia 22308. (703) 780-3907. B.A. Home Economics. Home Econom- ics Club 3,4; Hall Advisor 3; Dean ' s List 2,3; Legislative Board 3. Mary Catherine Hargeft; Rt. 2, Box 455 1?ich- lands. North Carolina 28574. (919) 324- 3670. B.S. Business Administration — Management, and French, Secondary Education certification , Le Cercle Fran- cais 1,2,3,4, Astro Sen-nce Club 2,3,4; Methodist Children ' s Home 1; Grand- daughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; TBW 2,3; CCA Film Committee 3; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Delta Mu Delta 4 Cynthia Self Harper; 1516 Gleneagle Dr. Garner, North Carolina 27529. (919) 772-5640. B.A. Art. WINGS 3,4; Non-Residents Board 4. Priscilla Jane Harrell; P.O. Box 976. 211 N. Cowan St. Burgaw, North CaroUna 28425. (919) 259-4062. B.S. Biology. Barber Science Club 2,3,4; Varsity Softball 2; Lab Assistant 3. Suzanne Rogers Harrell; 1908 Pine- mont Circle Goldsboro, North Caroh- na 27530. (919) 751-0194. B.S. Business Administration — Management. Stu- dent Guide 1,2; Student Advisor 2,3; Meredith Chorus 3,4; ASPE 4; Project HOPE 4 Angela Leonard Harris; Rt. 2, Box 421-B Louisburg, North Carolina 27549. (919) 853-3494. B.S. Business Administration — Management, Home Economics minor. ASPA 4; AHEA 4; NCHEA 4; Home Economics Club 4; Helen Turlington Social Work Qub 1; TBW 4, Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Del- ta Nu Delta 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4. Lydia Elizabeth Harris; 3512 Manford Dr. Durham, North Carolina 27707. (919) 489-3773. B.S. Business Adminis- tration — Management. La Tertulia 1; Meredith Chorus 1,2,3; TBW 4; Oak Leaves 4 Cynthia Ann Harris; 612 Bethpage Rd. Kannapolis, North Caro- lina 28081. (704) 938-1835. B.A. Ameri- can Civilization — Advertising, Marketing minor. History Club 4; CCA 1.2.3, Freshman Representative 1 , Sec- retary 2; Christmas Dance Chairman 3; Oak Leaves Staff 4; Class Council 1,4. Mary Catherine Harris; 505 Calhoun Rd. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29577. (803) 449-7092. B.S. Business Administration — Management. TBW 3,4, Secretary 4; MCA Project HOPE 3; ASPA 4; Phi Society 3,4; Transfer Advi- sor 4. Katherine Dee Harvey; 610 Shell- habour Blvd. Rural Hall North Caroli- na 27045. (919) 377-2901. B.A. Social Work and Sociology, Social Work certi- fication, K-3 certification. Social Work Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Sociology Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Big Sis ' Little Sis ' Program Co- Coordinator 4. Carol Ann Hawkins; Rt. 1. Box 170 Magnolia, North Caroli- na 28453. (919) 289-2546. B.M. Music Educahon, K-12 certification. Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Sigma Alpha lota 2,3,4, President 4, Corresponding Secretary 3; MENC 3,4; Senior Class Council 4; Cornhuskin ' Song Director 2,3; Worship Committee 3: Ensemble Accompanist 2; Jazz and Show Choir 1; Chorus 1,3. Laura Anne Heame; P.O. Box 274 Mt. Gilead, North Carolina 27306. (919) 439-6633. B.S. Business Administrafion — Management and Office Administration. ASPA 4; TBW 4; Student Worker 2,3,4. Cheryl Clar- ice Health; Rt. 1, Box 59 Wake Forest, North CaroUna 27587. (919) 556-4921. B.A. Social Work and Sociology, School Social Work certification. Soci- ology Work Club 2,3,4; Social Work Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Dean ' s List 3,4; Student Advisor 4; MCA Council; Governor Morehead Co- Chairman 2; Social Chairman 3; Branch- ing Out Editor 4. Briley Anne Hed- rick; P.O. Box 987 Chatham, Virginia 24531. (804) 432-8824. B.S. Mathemat- ics, Secondary Education certification. Math Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; SNCAE 4; Dean ' s List 2; Student Advisor 2; Con- certs and Lectures Committee 4; Oak Leaves Staff 1. Joan Elizabeth Hen- derson; 1421 Infinity Rd. Durham, North CaroUna 27712. (919) 471-2479. B.S. Home Economics — Child Devel- opment and Family Relafions, K-3 cer- tificafion. Beverly Gail Herron; 1723 Purdue Dr. FayettevUle, North CaroU- na 28304. B.S. Business Adminishra- hon — Management. TBW 34, PubUci- ty Committee 3; Delta Mu Delta 4; bean ' s List 2,3,4; Class Council I. Lauri Ann Hickman; 1903 Stanton Rd. Kinston, North CaroUna 28501. (919) 522-0752. B.S. Business Administra- fion — Management. Meredith Chor- us 1,2,3,4; TBW 3,4; Dean ' s List 3,4. Joan Haywood Hillsman; P. O Box215 Montreat, North CaroUna 28757. (704) 669-7936. B.S. Home Economics — Nutrifion, Biology minor. Home Eco- nomics Club 4; Julia Hamlet Harris Scholar 1,2,3,4; Class Council 1; Elec- rions Board 2; Dorm Council 3,4. Suzanne Elizabeth Hilton; 8517 Southfield Place Raleigh, North Caroli- na 27614. (919) 848-3069. B.S. Biolog ' , and Chemish-y. Barber Science Club 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; MIA 2.3.4, Vice-President 3; Beta Beta Beta 3,4, Vice-President 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4; John Yarbrough Biology Award 3; John Yarbrough Research Award 3; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Laboratory Assis- tant 2,3,4; Medieval Committee 3,4. Terrie Lee Holland; 207 Pecan Dr. Eliz- abethtown, North Carolina 28337. (919) 862-3086. B.S. Business Adminis- tration — Management, Home Econom- ics minor. Phi Society 2,3,4; Silver Shield 4; HaU Advisor 2; Shident Life Committee 2,3,4; Class President 3; CharimanofLegi5lafiveBoard4; Bath Tub Ring 3,4. Maryam Hoomani; 500 Merwin Rd. Raleigh, North Carolina 27606. (919) 851-4212. B.S. Home Eco- nomics — Nutrifion, Biology minor. Sheri Lynn Howell; 207 Kirkland Dr. Greenville, North Carolina 27834. (919)756-4092. B.S. Business Adminis- tration — Management. Young Demo- crats Club 1; TBW 2,3,4, 2nd Vice- President 4; Phi Society 3,4; Dean ' s List 3,4; CCA Film Co-Chairman 3; Stunt Co-Chairman 3 Jil Rae Humberger; 170 MiUer Ave. S.W. Concord, North Carolina 28025. (704) 786-5343. B.A. Religion and French. Freeman Reli- gion Club 4; Meredith Recreation Association President 4; Meredith Corn- huskin ' Co-Chairman 3; Stunt Com- mittee 2; Cornhuskin ' Committee 2; Dorm Council 2; Fellowship Christian Athletes 1; MCA Unwindings Leader 2,3,4; Varsity SoftbaU 1,2,3,4; Varsity BasketbaU 1,2,3,4; Varsity VoUeyball Manager 4; Varsity Softball MVP 2; MCA, Governor Morehead School Volunteer 2; MCA Women ' s Correc- tional Institute Volunteer 3; Student Advisor 2 Maria Isabel Izuriata; 1510 Raeford Rd. Fayetteville, North CaroU- na 28305. (919) ' 484-0681. B.S. Biology, Chemishy minor. Barber Science Club 2,3,4, Publicity Chairperson 3, Co- President 4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Chemis- try Lab Assistant 4 Carol Lynne Jackson; 1946 Gunstock Dr. Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087. (404) 934- 2745. B.S. Business Administi-afion — Management. TBW 2,3,4, President 4, 2nd Vice-President 3; Astro Service Club 2,3,4; Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Co-Service Project Chairman 3; Business Advisory Committee 4; Stu- dent Advisor, 2. Helen Sue Jarratt; 3431 Noahview Place Richmond, Vir- ginia 23225. (804)272-2074. B.A. Biolo- gy. Barber Science Club 3,4; Class Council 1; Dean ' s List 3; Dorm Council 4; Tour Guide 1,2,3,4; Class Secretar ' 1; Oak Leaves Staff 1. Kimberly Jan Jenkins; P.O. Box 454 Elm Citv, North Carolina 27611. (919) 236-4403. B.S. Business Administrafion — Manage- ment. Le Cercle Francais 2; TBW 2,3,4, 1st Vice-President 4; Transfer Advisor 4; Class Council 4. Rebecca Kay Jer- nigan; Rt, 1, Box 135 Harrells, North Carolina 28444. (919) 529-3921. B.A. Social Work and Sociology ' . Circle K 1,2, Secretary ' 2; Social Work Club 3,4; Sociology Ciub 3,4, Vice-President 4; Student Guide 1,2,3; Sfiident Advisor 2; Worship Committee. Deborah Johnson; 4405 Irving Ct. Raleigh, North CaroUna 27609. (919) 876-3450. B.S. Mathematics, Finance minor. WINGS 1,2,3,4, Co-Chairman 2,3; Math Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Non- Resident Board 3; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4; Meredith Math Team 4; Shident Advisor 2,3. Freddie Lou Johnson; Rt. 1, Box 29 Hookerton, North Carolina 28538. (919) 746-2259. B.S. Business Management and Math- emafics. TBW 4; ASPA Vice-President 4; Canaday Math Qub 4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Christmas Dance Committee 2; Dorm Council 1; Marshal 2. Linda Joyce Johnson; Rt. 1, Box 355 Bladenboro, North Carolina 28320. 208 Senior Statistics (919)648-4756. B,S. Business Adminis- tration — Management, Mathematics and Computer Science minor. ASPA 3; Delta Mu Delta 4; Dean ' s List 1,3; Stu- dent Advisor 2; CCA Treasurer 3; Con- certs and Lectures Chairman 4; Oak Leaves Staff Freshman Section Co- Editor 1 . Luann Johnson Rt. 4, Box 132 Smithfield, North Carolina 27577. (919) 9J1-K)75 B.S. Business — Econom- ics. Golf Team 1,2,3,4; MVP Golf 1,2; TBW 3,4; Delta Mu Delta 3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; All-State Selection in Golf 2; All-American Selection in Golf 1,2; AIAVV Division III State, Regional, and National Golf Champion 2; Nominated for Broderick Award for National Athlete of the year 2; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Class Publicity Committee 2; Student Advisor 2; Class Council 2; Business Advisory Committee 4; Shinl Chairman 2. Sherrill Hollingsworth Johnson; 1311 Country Club Dr. High Point, North Carolina 27260. (919)882- 8847. B.A, General Home Economics, Marketing Management minor. Mere- dith Chorale 2,3; Class Secretary 4; Class CouncU 4. Elaine Jolly; 412 W. 21st St. Lumberton, North Carolina 28358. (919) 739-2934. B.A. Political Science, Secondary Education certi- fication. Student Development Lead- ership Award 1; SGA Service Award 2,3; Silver Shield 4; Phi Alpha Theta 4; Ida Poteat Scholarship 3; Hall Advisor 3; Legislative Board 3; Transitory Board 3,4; Citizens Concerned for Higher Education 3; Class President 1,2; Student Life 1,2; Honor Code Eval- uation Committee 1,2,3, Chairman 2,3. Jonsie Lynn Joyce; 5651 Phillips Bridge Rd. Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27104. (919) 766-9627. B.M. Applied Voice. Aqua Angels 1,2; En- semble — Vocal Performance Group 1,4; Meredith Performs 4; Meredith Chorale 2,3,4; Sigma Alpha lota 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List. Gloria Jan Joyner; 12 Palmetto Dr. Wrightsville Beach, North CaroUna 28480. (919) 256-2086. B.A. ReKgion and Elementary Educa- Hon. Aqua Angels 2,3,4; SNCAE 3; Freeman Religion Club 3,4; MCA, Council 3,4, President 4; Dean ' s List 3,4; Silver Shield 3,4; Class Council 2; Student Advisor 2; REW Planning Committee 2; Project Hope Chairman 3; Student Life 4; Parking Review- Board 3. Mary Beth Joyner; 507 N. Walnut St. Farmville, North Carolina 27828. (919) 753-3097. B.S. Home Eco- nomics — Interior Design and Hous- ing. Chorus 2,3; AHEA 3,4; Grand- daughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 4. Sarah Oliver Kendall; 3421 Huckabay Circle Raleigh, North Carolina 27612. (919) 787-7082. B.S. Business Adminis- tration — Management. Aqua Angels 2,3,4. Historian 3, Treasurer 4; More- head School for the Blind Volunteer 4; TBW4. SuzanneJane Kennedy; 12 Bal- sam Crt. Lawrenceville, New Jersey 08648. (609) 882-0206. B.S. Business Management. TBW 2,3,4; ASPA 2,3,4. Susan Kay Kientz; P.O. Box 426 Jar- ratt, Virginia 23867. (804) 535-8813. B.S. Business Administration — Man- agement. Zena S. King; 4101 Spruce Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27612. (919) 782-2528. B.A. Art, 4-6 and 7-9 certificafion. WINGS 1,2,3,4; SNCAE 3,4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4. Janet Leigh Kitchen; 205 RocheUe St. Courtland, Virginia 23837. (804) 653-9104. B.S. Business Administration — Manage- ment. TBW 3,4; ASPA 3,4; Phi Society 1. Carolyn Anne Komegay; P.O. Box 218 Calvpso, North Carolina 28305. (919) 658-3114. B.S. Home Economics. Home Economics Club 3, Vice- President 4. Aimee Marie LaMontagne; 500 Speight Ave. Tarboro, North Carolina 27886. (919) 823-5768. B.S. Business Administration — Manage- ment, ASPA 3,4; TBW 3,4; Phi Society 3,4; Elections Board 4; College Republi- cans 4. Nicole LaMotte; 2904 Claremont Rd. Raleigh, North Caroli- na 27608. (919) 782-9667. B.A. Dance and Psychology. Psi Chi 2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4; Meredith Dance Reper- tory 2,3,4. Nancy Carol Lassiter; 108 Riverside St. Washington, North Caro- lina 27889. (919) 946-1613. B.A. Social Work, K-3 certification. Social Work certification. Social Work Club 3,4. Grace Robinson Lawrence; Box 56, 817 Southall PI. Sanford, North Carolina 27330. (919) 776-2515. B.S. Business Administrafion — Management, and History. NCSL 1,2,3,4; Phi 2,3,4; Inter Club Council 3; MCA Outreach 3; MRA Senior Class Representative 4; Intermural Representative 4. Cynthia Ann Lawson; 512 Martine Rd. Fayette- ville, North Carolina 28305. (919) 484- 0747. B.S. Business Administration — Management. Chorus 2; Choral 3,4; TBW 3,4; Student Advisor 2,4; Chief Student Advisor 4; Dorm Council 2; Tour Guide 2,3,4; Oak Leaves Index Editor 2. Kelly Kathleen Leazer; 3927 Browning Place Raleigh, North Caroli- na 27609. (919) 781-6281. B.S. Business Administration. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4; Elections Board 3; Legislative Board 2; Non-Residents 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 2, President 4. Susanna Vir- ginia Lee; 2202 Crestwood Dr. Augus- ta, Georgia 30904. (404) 733-7922. B.A. Art. Barber Science Qub 1; Comhusk- in ' Co-Chairperson 3,4. Louise Arm- strong Lewis; 808 Glen Eden Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27612. (919) 787-7698. B.A. Music — Violin. Patri- cia Dean Lewis; P.O. Box 31 Kelford, North Carolina 27847. (919) 344-5841. B.A. English. Colton English Club 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1,3,4; English Advi- sory Council 3; Proofreader Twig Staff 3,4; Oak Leaves Copy Editor 4. Lucy Haltiwanger Linton; 1707 Hobbs Rd. Greensboro, North Carolina 27410. (919) 299-8577. B.S. Home Economics — Early Childhood Development and Family Relations, K-3 certification. NCHEA 4; Dean ' s List 4; Oak Leaves Yearbook Staff 4. Angela Lynn Little; 2006 Guilford Rd. Jamestown, North Carolina 27282. (919) 299-6688. B.S. Bi- ology, Chemistry minor. Barber Sci- ence Qub 2,3,4, Publicity Chairperson 4; Dean ' s List; Freshman Marshal 1; Sophomore Comhuskin ' Chairperson 2; Senior Stunt Co-Chairperson 4; Admissions Committee 3,4. Julia Ann Lloyd; 2914 Monroe Ave. Durham, North Carolina 27707. (919) 489-0524. B.S, Mathematics. College Republi- cans 4; Jazz Choir 1; Chorus 1; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Silver Shield 4; Legislative Board 3; Hall Advisor 3; Canaday Math Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; TBW 2,3, News Reporter 3; Residence Hall Board Chairperson 4; SGA Executive Committee 4; Dorm Council 3; ID Sub- committee of SGA Executive Commit- tee 4. Elizabeth Lynne Lockctt; 3410 Ravencliff Dr. Chariotte, North Caroli- na 28211. (919) 542-3069. B.A, Sociolo- gy, Business minor. ASPA 4; Dean ' s List. Lisa Faith Loftis; 707 S. Main St. Hope Mills, North Carolina 28348. (919) 425-2804. B.A. Mathematics, Ed- ucation 4-9 certification. Canaday Math Club 2,3,4; Bathtub Ring 3,4; Varsit ' Softball 2; Chorale 4; Phi Soci- ety 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1,3, Silver Shield 3,4; Student Advisor 2; MCA, Secretary 2, Council 2,3; Legislative Board 3; Freshman Hall Advisor 3; Res- ident Hall Board, Dorm President 4; Hall Representative, Dorm Council 1; SNCAE 1,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary Treasurer 2; Teacher Education Com- mittee4 Mary Jean Love;P.O. Box 394 Kenbridge, Virginia 23944. (804) 676- 2635. B.M Organ Performance, B.A, Music, Church Music certificate. Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Kappa Nu Sigma Honor Society 3,4; Sigma Alpha lota 1,2,3; American Guild of Organists Student Chapter 3,4, President; Music Advisory Committee 1; Meredith Chorus 4; Accompanist 1,2,3,4, Edna Barnes Lovelace; 612D Woodbum Rd. Raleigh, North Carolina 27605. (919) 834-6493. B.A. Mathematics, Finance minor. French Club 2,4; Math Club 2,3,4; TBW 3,4; Inter Club Council 3; Colton English Club 2; Dean ' s List 2; College Yearbook 2, Staff Award 2; Non-Residents Organization 2,3,4, Legislative Board 4; WINGS 2,3,4, Co- Chairman 3,4; Co-op Education Club 3,4, Vice-President 4. Margaret Eliza- beth Luper: Rt. 5, Box 316-A Wilson, North CaroHna 27893. (919) 237-8762. B.S. Business Administration — Man- agement, B.A. Home Economics. TBW 3,4; NHEA 4. Elizabeth Frances Madren; 111 Woodland Dr. Carv, North Carolina 27511. (919) 467-7065, B,A. Math and Music. Math Club 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Sigma Alpha lota 1,2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Student Advisor 2; Exchange Editor for Twig 4. Angela Leigh Mahaffey: Rt. 1, Box 168 Burgaw, North Carolina 28425. (919) 259-5869. B.S. Biology and Chemistry. Barber Science 2,3,4; MCA-Dorothea Dix Volunteer 2,3; Biology Lab Assis- tant 2,3; Dorm Council 4; Legislative Board 1. Susan Elizabeth Mangum; P.O. Box 381 Roxboro, North Carolina 27573. (919) 599-9889, B,A, Interna- tional Studies, Young Democrats 1,2,3, PubUcity 2, Delegate 3; Hoof- print Club 1,2,3,4, SecretaryTreasurer 4; Spanish Club 1; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4, Vice-President 4; Dean ' s Ust 1,2,3; Deb- orah Lee Martin; Rt, 2, Box 4110 Lake City, Florida 32055. (904) 755-0816. B.A. History, Secondary Education certification. History Club 2,3,4; Astro 1; French Club 1; History Club Publici- ty Chairman 4; Dean ' s List 3. Carol Lynne McCann; 4710 Chew Chase Blvd. Chevy Chase, Mar ' land 20815. (301) 654-7548. B.A. Economics and Political Science. Jane Ellen McCombs; 1629 Eastwood Dr. Kanap- olis. North CaroUna 28081. (704) 933- 6561. B.A. Business Administration — Management. Martha Elizabeth McCormick; P.O. Box 667 Spring Hope, North Carolina 27882. (919) 478- 4254. B.A. American Civilization — Public Relations. Chorus 1; Chorale 2,3,4; History and Political Science Club 3,4; Student Advisor 2; College Republican Club 4. Susan Marie McDonough; 3605 Darren Rd. Clem- mons. North Carolina 27012. (919) 766- 9052. B.A. History and Economics. TBW 3,4; Phi 2,3,4; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4, Treasurer 4; Silver Shield 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; ElecHons Board 3,4, Co- Chairperson 4; SGA Execufive Com- mittee 4; History and Polifical Science Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Student Advisor 2; Tour Guide 2,3; Twig Reporter 1,2. Mary Katherine Mclver; 914 W. Third St. Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina 27611- (919) 535-3382. B.A. Religion- History, 4-9 certification. Aqua Angles 3,4; Freeman Religion Club 4: Project Hope 3; Student Foundation 2,3,4; SNCAE 3,4; Resident Hall Advisor 2; Dorm Council 2; Handbook Commit- tee 2; Student Parking Review Board 3,4, Co-Chairperson 4; Student Advi- sor 4. Ann Elizabeth McKee; P O. Box 947 Roxboro, North Carolina 27573. (919) 599-4755. B A. History, Political Science minor. Hoff Print Club 1 ,2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 3, Publicity 4, Outstanding Hoof Print Club Member 2; Hoff Print Benefit Horse Show Chairperson 2; Young Democrats 1,2,3,4; Silver Shield 3,4; Judicial Board Representative 2; Solicitor General 3; Judicial Board Chairperson 4; Judicial Subcommittee to Student Life 3,4; Ex- ecutive Committee 4; Sophomore Class Council 2 Kimberly Sue McKee; 1002 Arberdale Dr Favetteville, North Carolina 28304, (919) 867-2658, B.A. Mathematics, K-3 certification. Stu- dent Worker 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4, Sec- retary 4; SNCAE 4; Dean ' s List 1,3. Melissa McLaney; Rt. 1, Box I95-D Eliz- abethtown. North Carolina 28337. (919) 862-4234. B.S. Business Manage- ment and Home Economics. TBW 4; Aqua Angels 3,4; Home Economics Club 3,4; Hoff Print Club 1; College Marshal 4; Council 1,2 Carolyn Bow- man McLeod; 1611 St Francis Rd. Greensboro, North Carolina 27408. (919) 288-5065. B.A. Enghsh, Manage- ment. TBW 3; Colton English Club 1,2,3,4; Young Democrats 1; Delta Mu Delta 4; Julia Hamlet Harris Scholar- ship; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Student Ad- visor 2; CCA, Film Co-Chairman 3; Twig Proofreader 3,4; Historian Senior Class 4; Medieval FesHval Committee 3,4; Stunt Co-Chairman 3, English De- partment Student Advisor.- Commit- tee 3; English Department Assistant 2,3, Tanya Dee McNeil; 315 Ridgecrest Dr, Lexington, North Carolina (704) 249-1549, B,S- Home Economics Club 4; Dean ' s List 3, Barbara Jane Moore; Rt, 1, Box 38M Roxboro, North Caroli- na 27573, (919) 599-2937, B.S, Business Administration, TBW 4; Astro 3,4; Deans List 3, Carolyn Elizabeth Moore; P.O. Box 54 Washinclon, North CaroUna 27889, B A Histon.-, K-3 certification. Granddaughters, Club; Astro Club 1, SNCAE 4 Betty Jane Morgan; 718 E. Franklin St. Mon- roe, North CaroUna 28110. (704) 289- 3619. B.M. AppUed Organ. Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4. Secretary 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Student Ad% ' isor 2; SAl 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; American Guild of Organ- ists 3,4, SecTetar ' ,Treasurer 3; Choral 3; Accompamst 3. Cynthia Ann Moss; 3315 ChathamRd. Richmond, Virginia 23227. (804) 355-5397. B.S. Business. Economics and Religion. Meredith Chorus 1,2,3,4; TBW 2; La Tertulia Spanish Club 1; Freeman Religion Qub 3; Phi Society- 2,3,4; Delta Mu Del- ta 3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; President 4; Mereaiin Scholar 4; Student Advisor 2; Social Concerns MCA 2,3; Judicial Board Junior Representafive 3; Hall Advisor 4. Terri Denise Moss; 5824 Cardinal Way Greensboro, North Carolina 27410. (919) 668-2046. B.S. Business Administrafion — Manage- ment. ASPA 3,4; TBW 3,4; Hoof Print Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3. Mvrna Clarice Munchus- Bullock; Rt. 4, Box 325-E Apex, North Carolina 27502. (919) 362-6159. B.A. Dance and ReUgion. Meredith Dance Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Black Emphasis Week Committee 1,3,4; Freeman ReU- gion Club 1,2,3,4; Convocahon and Worship Services 4; Meredith Per- forms Choreographer 2. Frances Ruth Senior Statistics 209 Mundy; 2502 Barker St, Lumberton, North Carolina 28358. (919) 738-5616. B.S. Business Administration — Man- agement, B. A. Home Economics. TBW 3,4; NCHEA 2,3,4; AHEA 2,3,4; Kappa OmicTon Phi 3,4, Secretary 4; Dean ' s List; Phi Sodetv 2,3,4. Dorothy Weav- er Mustard; P.O. Box 537 Cary, North Carolina 27511. (919) 467-8001. B.A. Art. Tomi Lynnell Mutschler; Rt. 3, Box 104aaa Wake Forest, North Caroli- na 27587. (919) 556-2653. B.S. Business Administration — Management. ASPA 2,3,4 Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4; Business Advisory Council 4; Campus Tour Guide 2,3; Chorale 3; Chorus 1,2; Coop. Education Club 4; Freshman Council 1; Hall Advisor 3; Inter-Club Council 3; Jazz Choir 1; Leg- islative Board 3; MRA 1; Non- Residents Board 1; Class Council 4. Cynthia Lynne Neal; 250 Wax Mvrtle Trail Kittv Hawk, North Carolina 27949. (919) 261-2708. B.S. Home Eco- nomics — Food Service. Dance Ensem- ble 1; Home Economics Club 2,3,4; Phi Society 2,3,4, Project Chairman 4; Deans List 3. Abby Lynn Nobles; P.O. Box 742, S. 3rd St. Lillington, North Carolina 27546. (919) 893-3566. B.A. Sociology, Psychology minor, K-3 certification. Governor Morehead Vol- unteer 4; Library Technical Services 2,3; SNCAE 4; Sociology Club 3,4; Astro 1,2,3,4; Young Democrats 1; Oak Leaves 2. Janet Carrie Noblin; P O. Box 284 Oxford, North Carolina 27565. (919) 693-1292. B.S. Home Economics — Child Development and Family Re- lations Home Economics Club 4. Kathy Overton Norman; 101 Beech- wood Dr. Louisburg, North Carolina 27549. (919) 496-2382. B.S. Home Eco- nomics, Social Science minor, 4-9 certi- fication. AHEA 4; NCHEA 4; Home Economics Club 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. Linda Jean Otten; 5116 Wood Valley Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27612. (919) 848-3425. B.A. Biology. Barber Science Club 2,3,4, Publicity Chair Member 3, Corresponding Sec- retary 4; Dorm Council 3; Class Mar- shall 3; Hall Advisor 4. Margaret Lee Overton; 102 Congress Ave. Hamp- ton, Virginia 23669. (804) 722-1187. B.M. Music — Voice Applied. Sigma Alpha lota 1,2,3,4; Chorale 3,4; Mere- dith Playhouse 2,3; Student Guide 2,3,4; Student Foundation 2,3,4, Co- Vice-President 3: Co-Chairman of Par- ents ' Weekend 3; Meredith Ensemble 2,3,4; CCA President 4; Student Life Committee 4; Medieval Festival Com- mittee 3,4; Student Advisor 2; Gover- nor Morehead School Volunteer 2; Oak Leaves Staff Photographer 4. Cheryl Lane Parker; Rt. 1, Box 344 Smithfield, North Carolina 27577. (919) 934-4962. B.A. Biology. French Club 1,2,4; Class Treasurer 2; Barber Science Club 2,3,4, Pubhcity Co-Chairman 4; Astros 2; Harris Scholar 1 ,2,3,4; Psi Chi 3,4; Kap- pa Nu Sigma 3,4; Beta Beta Beta 3,4, Treasurer 4, Deans List 1,2,3,4; Meth- odist Children ' s Home Tutor 1; Project Enlightenment Volunteer 2; Student Representative on Instruction Com- nuttee 3; Films for Carolinas Psycholo- gy Conference Chairperson 3; Student Parking Committee 4. Kathy Lynn Pate; 154 Beaufort Ct. Morehead City, North Carolina 28557. (919) 726-1403. B.A. American Civilization Colton English Club 1; Hoff Print Club 1; Col- lege Republicans 1,2; History Political Science Club 2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4, Reporter 4, Phi Alpha Theta 3,4, Secretar ' 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. Laura Howard Payne; 300 Winnepoge Dr. Fairfield, Connecticut 06430. (203) 255- 6909. B.S. Business Administration — Management, Home Economics minor. Governor Morehead School Volunteer 3,4; TBW Club 3,4; Twig 3,4, Circulation Manager; ASPA Publidtv Chairman 4; CCA, Christmas Dance Committee 4. Anna Sheppard Pearson; Rt. 3, Box 682 Henderson, North Carolina 27536. (919) 492-4494. B.S. Home Economics, K-3 certifica- tion. Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; SNCAE 2,3,4; Phi Society 1,2,3,4; SU- ver Shield 3,4; Oak Leaves 2,3, Co- Editor, 3; Student Life Committee 3; MCA Executive Committee 4; REW Chairman 4. Susan Jane Pearson; Rt. 2, Box 366 Clinton, North Carolina 28328. (919) 592-2230. B.S. Home Economics — Family Relations and Child Devel- opment, K-3 certification. NCHEA 3,4; SNCEA 4; Kappa Omicron Phi 3,4. Myra Noel Pellish; 61415 W. Lane St. Raleigh, North Carolina. (919) 832- 8202. B.A. Social Work and Political Science. Social Work Club 3,4, Presi- dent 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Silver Shield 3,4, Vice-President 4; Outstand- ing Non-Resident Award 3; SGA Ser- vice Award 3; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Legislative Board 1; Non-Residents Secretary Treasurer 2,3; Program Committee Chariman for Social Work Conference. Cindy Valentine Perry; 104-C Hidden Springs Rd. Cary, North Carolina 27511. (919) 469-2348. B.A. Psychology, K-3 certification. NTE 4; SNCAE 4; Dean ' s List 3,4. Nancy Ruth Pitts; Rt. 2, Box 159B Oxford, North Carolina 27565. (919) 693-6090. B.S. Business Administration — Manage- ment. TBW 2,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Delta Nu Delta 4; Cooperative Education Club 2,3,4. Harriet Kay Platts; 1704 Crawford St. Kinston, North Carolina 28501. (919) 522-0383. B.A. Music, Business and Psychology minors. Chorus 3; Ensem- ble 3; Chorale 4- Psychology Club 1,2; Phi Society 2,3,4; Bathtub Ring 3,4; Sil- ver Shield Associate Member 3, Presi- dent 4; Oak Leaves Editor ' s Award 1; Dean ' s List 3; Senior Class Vice- President 4; Oak Leaves 1,2,3, Assis- tant Editor 2; Co-Editor and Photog- rapher 3; Student Advisor 2; Resi- dence Hall Board Secretary 2; Stijdent Life Honor-Code Subcommittee 2; Stu- dent Life Committee 3. Laurie Pomer- anz; 5216 Forest Dr. Sandford, North Carolina 27330. (919) 775-2511. B.A. Political Studies — Politics. Grand- daughters ' Club 2,3,4; Class Council 3. Dianne Powell; 518 Audubon Dr. Spartanburg, South Carolina 29302. (803) 585-1030. B.S. Home Economics — Family Relations and Childhood Development, BA Psychology. Home Economics Club 3,4; Psychology Club 3,4; NCHEA Treasurer 2,3; Dean ' s List Paula Carol Purser; 7420 Grist Mill Rd. Raleigh, North Carolina 27609. (919) 847-1523. B.S. Home Eco- nomics — Interior Design. Home Eco- nomics Club 3,4, PubliatT, ' Chairman 4; Student Foundation 3,4; Granddaugh- ters ' Club 3,4; Governor Morehead School Volunteer 3. Robyn Lee Rankin; 207 Main St. Oxford, North Carolina 27565. (919) 693-3817. B.A. Political Science. Varsity Tennis Team 1,2. Virginia Ann Ratcliff; 2840 Fair- mont Rd. Winston-Salem, North Caro- lina 27611. (919) 723-7141. B.S. Busi- ness Administration — Economics and Math. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3,4, MVP 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Circle K 1,2, Treasurer 2; Silver Shield 3,4; Dean ' s List 3,4; Legislative Board 2,3, Secre- tary 2; SGA Treasurer 3; MRA Secre- tary 4; Student Advisor 4. Donna Lynn Rector;1520 Berwick Rd. Winston- Salem, North CaroUna 27103. (919) 768-9528. B.A. Applied Voice. SAl 2,3,4, Correspondence Secretary 4; Chorale 2,3,4, President 4; Ensemble 2,3,4. Nancy Dawn Reese; 3639 Club Colony Dr. E. Gastonia, North Caroli- na 28054. (704) 864-7519. B.S. Business Adminsh-ation — Management- TBW 3,4; Phi Society 3,4; Oak Leaves 3,4, Junior Section and Photographer and Index Editor 3, Index and Photog- rapher and Semor Editor 4; CCA — Christinas Dance Committee 4; Class Council 4 Daphne Diane Richardson; P.O. Box 294 Zebulon, North Carolina 27597. (919) 269-9359. B.A. Sociology, Business Administration minor. Soci- ology Club 3,4; TBW 3; ASPA 4; Ash-o 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 3; Dorm Council 4. Sharon Jeanne Rinker; Rt 7. Box 45 Burlington, North Carolina 27215. (919) 584-6713. B.A. French And Soci- ology. Astro Service Co-Chairman 2, Vice-President 3,4; Worship Commit- tee 3; Sociology Club 4; Le Cercle Fran- cais 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; CCA Pub- licity Committee 4; Dean ' s List 3. Lori Susan Robinson; 333 Starke Dr Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina 27870. (919) 537-8305. B.A. Psycholo- gy, Marketing minor. Meredith Dance Ensemble; MCA Representative 1; Phi Society 1,2; Class Council 1,2,3; Senior Class Historian 4; Psychology Club Treasurer 4. NitaJ. Register; Rt. 1, Box 19-A Woodland, North Carolina 27897. (919) 587-9791. B.S. Fashion Merchandising, Business minor. NCHEA 2,3,4; Shrdent Advisor 2; Oak Leaves 2,3,4, Organization Section Leader 4; Student Tour Guide 2,3,4; CCA Coffeehouse Co-Chairperson 4; MRA Intermurals Hall Representative 4; Class Doll 1984 4. LuAnne Sanders; P.O. Box 556 Tabor City, North CaroH- na 28463. (919) 653-2638. B.S. Home Economics — Child Development a nd Family Relations, K-3 certification. SNCAE 4; Home Economics Club 4. Karen Susan Saye; 8100 Rainh-ee Lane Matthews, North Carolina 28105. (704) 542-0491. B.S. Business Adminish-a- tion — Management, and Home Eco- nomics — Food Service Management. Astros 1,2,3,4; TBW 3,4; NCHEA 2,3,4; AHEA 2,3,4; Student Advisor 3; Dean ' s List 2,3,4. Lee Anne Scruggs; 205 Peachtree St. Belmont, North Carolina 28012. (704) 825-2822. B.S. Business Management, Home Econom- ics minor. ASPA 4; TBW 4; Phi Soci- ety 3,4. Deborah Lynn Seals; Rt. 12, Box 788 Favetteville, North Carolina 28306. (919) 425-7785. B.S. Business Administration — Office Administra- tion, BA Sociology. Sociology Club 2,3,4; TBW 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Del- ta Mu Delta 4. Kathy Marie Seeger; P.O. Box 449 Carv, North Carolina 27511. (919) 467-9845. B.A. EngUsh, 7- 12 certification. SNCAE 2,3,4; Colton English Club 2,3,4; La Tertulia 2; Non- Resident Board 2,3; Elections Board 3; Legislative Board 2; Twig staff 2,4. Angle Melinda Sellers; Rt. 3, Box 485 WhiteviUe, North Carohna 28472. (919) 642-4631. B.S. Business Adminish-a- tion — Management. TBW 2,3,4; Dean ' s List; Delta Mu Delta 3,4. Mary Linda Sellers; 1004 N. Powell Blvd. WhiteviUe, North Carolina 28472. (919) 642-2992. B.A. English — Communica- tions, and Political Science. Colton En- gUsh Club 1,2,3,4; ICC 3; History and Politics Club 4; Student Foundation 3,4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Twig Staff Re- change Editor 4; Student Life Commit- tee 3,4; Health Advisory Committee 4; Student Advisor 2; Student Tour Guide 2. Cynthia Lee Shahan; 406 Wil- son ' s Mills Rd. Smithfield, North Carolina 27577. (919) 934-7264. B.S. Bi- ology, ChemistiT minor. Barber Sci- ence Qub 1,2,3, Vice-President 4; Beta Beta Beta 3,4, Secretary 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Oak Leaves 3. LeAnn Claire Short; P.O. Box 1116 Gastonia, North CaroUna 28052. (704) 865-8091. B.A. English — Professional Communications, Art minor. Colton English Club Secretary 1,2,3, President 4; Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Stii- dent Advisory Council (English) 2,3,4; Oak Leaves Administrative Commit- tee 3. Sarah Lenoir Shugart; 4400 Em- ory Lane Charlotte, North Carolina 28211. (704) 366-0825. B.A. Psycholo- gy, Business Management minor. Psy- chology Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Psi Chi 3,4, Secretary 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Carolinas Psychology Confer- ence Co-Chairman 4; Carolina Psy- chology Conference Proceedings Co- ordinator 3; Dorm Council 1,2,3; Acorn Staff 3 Kathryn Ann Smith; 1531 Cedar Creek Rd. Fayetteville, North Carohna 28301. (919) 323-5953. B.S. Home Economics, Secondary certifica- tion. AHEA 3,4; NCHEA 3,4, Treasur- er 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Kappa Omi- cron Phi 3,4, Vice-President 4; Kappa Nu Sigma. Kathryne Arm Smith; 1015 N. Salem St. Apex, North Carolina 27502. (919) 362-6404. B.S. Business Administration — Economics. NCSL 4; Dean ' s List 1,3 Mary Owen Smith; 1004 Edgerton St. Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530. (919) 734-5364. B.S. Business Administration — Manage- ment, Home Econonucs minor — Food Service Management. TBW 3,4; Phi 3,4; Dean ' s List 3. Melony Renee Smith; 805 Maple St. Jacksonville, North Carolina 28540. (919) 346-3158. B.S. Business Administi-ation — Man- agement. TBW 2,3,4; ASPA 3,4; CCA 3; Delta Mu Delta 3,4, President 4; Kap- pa Nu Sigma 3,4, Vice-President 4; Meredith Scholar 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Shjdent Adxnsor)- Committee for Busi- ness and Economics 2,3,4; Religious Emphasis 1; Free Enterprise Grant Committee 4. Deborah Jane Spivey; P.O. Box 143 Sunbury, North Carolina 27979. (919) 465-8954. B.S. Business Administration — Management, Home Economics minor. TBW 3,4; ASPA 3; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Delta Mu Delta Secretary 3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4; Phi Society 3,4 Donna Mae Steele; 1914 Druid Lane Wilmington, North Carolina 28403. (919) 763-5822. B.A. Politics and Sociology, French minor. Chorus 1,2; Jazz Choir 1; Psychology Club Publicity Co-Chairman 1; Asta-os 3,4; Sociology Club 3,4, President 4; History Politics Club 3,4, Vice- President 4; Dean ' s List; Alpha Kappa Delta 4; Calss Council 4; Oak Leaves Features Section 3; Student Tour Guide 1,2. Rhonda Melissa Stewart; 1717 Windmill Dr. Sandford, North Carolina 27330. (919) 776-4584. B.S. Business Administration — Manage- ment. TBW 4. Jean Marie Stroud; P.O. Box 1334 Reidsville, North Carolina 27320. (919) 349-7382. B.S. Business Administration — Management. Var- sity Tennis Team 1,2,3,4; TBW 4; ASPA 4; bean ' s List 3. Camille Stuckey Stell; Rt. 2, Box 362-C WendeU, North Caro- Una 27591. (919) 266-4262. B.A. PoUti- 210 Senior Statistics cal Science, Meredith Chorale 1,2; Co- op Club 4; TBW 2,3; Legislative Board 2; Judicial Board 3. Jill Lynn Summer; 401 Hasting St. Tarboro, North Caroli- na 27886. (919) 823-2736. B.S. Sociolo- gy, K-3 certification. Astros 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 2,3; Hall representative 2,3; Morehead School for the Blind 1. Karen LeighSutfon;4812Six Forks Rd. 703 Raleigh, North Carolina 27609, (919) 787-8826, B.S, Business Adminis- tration — Management, and Home Economics — Fashion Merchandising, Astros 1,2; Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 3,4; AHEA 3,4; NCHEA 3,4; TBW 2,4; Dean ' s List List 3; Dorm Council 4. Beverly Ann Sylz; 514 Deerwood Dr Gastonia, North Carolina 28052, (704) 864-7443, B,S, Home Economics — Clothing and Fashion, Business minor — Marketing. Home Economics Club 3,4; TBW 3,4; AHEA 4; NCHEA 4; Phi 2,3,4; Dorm Council 4. Tracie Gail Taylor;514Darbv Ave. Kinston, North Carolina 28501. ' (919) 522-1665. B.S. Business Administration — Manage- ment. TBW 4; ASPA 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Council 3. Margaret Hull Thomas; 34 Briarcliffe Acres Mvrtle Beach, South Carolina 29577. (803)272- 5147. B.S. Business Administration — Office Administration. Chorus 2,4; Del- ta Mu Delta 3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; Dean ' s List; Dance Committee (CCA) 3; MCA Social Concerns Committee 2. Ann Arthur Thomasson; 405 Phifer Rd. Kings Mountain, North Carolina 28086. (704) 739-3620. B.A. EngUsh, Secondarv certification. Colton En- glish Club 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 3,4; Heilman Dorm President 4; Residence Hall Board 4; Oak Leaves Staff 3. Pauline Marie Thompson; 3708 Arrowwood Dr. Raleigh, North Caroli- na 27604. (919) 876-1621. B.S. Home Economics — Interior Design, Art minor. TBW 3,4; AHEA 3,4; NCHEA 3,4; Phi Society 2,3,4; Dean ' s List; MCA Representative 1. Paula Marie Tilghman; 911 Cunningham Rd. Kin- ston, North Carolina 28501. (919) 527- 2471. B.S. Foods and Nutrition — Nutrition Option, Biology minor AHEA 1,2,3,4; Meredith Home Econom- ics Club 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Phi Society 4; Kappa Onucron Phi 3,4, Reporter Officer 4; MCA Volunteer 2, Council Member — Chairperson for Dorothea Dix Service Project 3; Health Advisory Committee 3. Elizabeth Reid Tillman; 21 Briarcliff Rd . Greensboro, North CaroUna 27408. (919) 272-2754. B.A. Sociology — Criminal Justice. So- ciology Club 1,2,3; Dorothea Dix Vol- unteer 1,2; Raleigh Women ' s Prison Volunteer 2. Cynthia Anne Toomer; P.O. Box 1002 Hilton Head Island, South Carolina 29925. (803) 681-2379. B.A. Home Economics and Religion. NCHEA 1,2,3; Freeman Religion Club 4; Dean ' s List 1; Phi Society 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Dorm President 3, Residence Hall Board 3. Boosgom Triswasdi; 3413 Marietta Ct Raleigh. North Carolina 27612. (919) 787-1054. B.S. Business Administra- tion. Mary Norwood Tronnes; 388 Buckingham Rd. Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27104. (919) 768-7768. B.S. Business Administration — Eco- nomics. Granddaughter ' s Club 1 2,3,4; La Tertulia Spanish Club 1; TBW 2,3; Dean ' s List 3; Student Life Committee Secretary 4; Class Council Member 4. Gwryn Olivia Trueblood; Rl. 1, Box 397 Hertford, North Carolina 27944 (919) 426-8504. B.A. Biology. Granddaughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Phi So- ciety 4; Social Concerns Chairman 1,2,3; Residence Hall Board 3. Lorraine Johnson Vassey; 14232 Allison Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27614. (919) 847-3643. B.A. Psychology and Reli- gion. Psychology Club 3,4; WINGS 3,4; Psi Chi 3,4; Carolina Psychology Conference Committee 3,4. Susan Lynn Wadsworth; 4403 Susan Dr. Raleigh, North Carolina 27603. (919) 772-7214. B S. Biology, B.A, Chemis- try, Co-op Club 2,3; Biology Lab Assis- tant 2; Martha Nell Tucker Biology Award 1; Beta Beta Beta 3,4, Historian 4; Dean ' s List 1,4 Mary Katherine Wagoner; 611 Yadkin St, Albemarle, North Carolina 28001, (704) 982-6347, B,S, Business Administrahon — Man- agement, TBW 4; Elections Board 1; Class Council 4; Cornhuskin ' Co- Chairperson 3,4. Laura Beth Walch; 3442 N. Emerson St. Arlington, Virgin- ia 22207. (703) 536-3442. B.A. Art — Painhng. Class Publicity 1; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Honorable Mention — Student Art Exhibits 3; Poehy Award — Acorn 2; Meredith Recreation Assoc. Publici- ty 3,4; Acorn Art Editor 3,4; Medieval Fesfival Publicity 4; Oak Leaves Pho- tography Co-Editor 3, Photography 4; Hall Advisor 3; Dorm Council 3. Carole Jeannette Walker; 4701 Ft. Sumner Dr. Bethesda, Maryland 20816. (301) 229-7060. B.S. Fashion Merchandising and Art. Home Econom- ics Club 1,2,3,4; Oak Leaves 2,3, Photographer 2,3; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; KO Phi Guard 3,4; MRA PubUcity 3, Treasurer 4; CCA Christmas Dance Chairman 4; Senior Council and Pub- licity 4; Admissions Committee 4. Julie Neli Wallace; 4700 Terry St. Raleigh, North Carolina 27609. (919) 782-0903. B.A. Music — Applied Voice, and Business Management. Circle K 3. Elizabeth Ruth Walters; 1800 River Dr. New Bern, North Carolina 28560. (919) 637-6695. B.S. Business Administra- tion — Management, Psychology minor. TBW 4; Phi Society 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 3; Hall Representative Council Member 1,4; Assistant Hall Advisor 2 Lynn Adams Ward; P.O. Box 593 Hillsborough, North CaroUna 27278. (919) 732-4277. B.S. Chemistry. VarsiU ' Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4; Barber Science Club 3,4; Co-op Club 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; MRA Representative 4. Melody Gay Warren; Rt. 2, Box 338- A Newton Grove, North Carolina 28366. (919) 594-1181. B.S. Business Administrahon — Management, B.A. Home Economics. Home Economics Club 4; NCHEA 4; AHEA 4; TBW 4. Cynthia Denise Washington; 46 Mans- field St. New Haven, Connecticut 06511. (203) 562-6246. B.S. Business Administrahon, English minor. ABA 1,2,3,4, President 3; Twig 1; Acorn Staff 2, Editor 3; Handbook Editor 4; SGA Executive Committee 4; Student Life 4; Legislative Board 4. Martha McNair Waugh; 705 Wellington Rd. Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27106. (919) 722-3745. B.S. Business Adminis- tration — Management. TBW 3,4; ASDA 3; Co-op Club 3,4; Dorm Coun- cil 3; Student Advisor 2; Student Life Subcommittee 3; Class Council 4. Sheri Faith Wayne. 1118 Banbury Rd. Roxboro, .North CaroUna 27573. (919) 599-8983. B.S. Business Administra- tion — Management, Freshman Con- tributing the Most to SGA 1; Represen- tative to Legislative Board 1; Class Council 1; ASPA 3; TBW 3,4; Class Vice-President 2,3; SUident Advisor 2; Student Guide 2; Kappa Nu Sigma 3; Delta Mu Delta 3,4, Vice President; Judicial Board Representative 4; Col- lege Library Committee 4. Mary Eliza- beth Weathers; 2032 Walker Ave. Burl- ington, North Carolina 27215. (919) 584-5306. B.A. Art, K-12 certification in Art. Oak Leaves 2,3, Anne Elizabeth Whaling; 520 Archer Rd Winston- Salem, North Carolina 27106. (919) 765-5282. B.S. Mathemahcs, Business Administration minor. Circle K 1,2, Vice-President 2; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4, Treasurer 4; Student Advisor 2; Reli- gious Emphasis Week Committee 3; Shident Guide 1,2,3,4. Lisa Kay White; 525 Arbutus Dr. Roanoke Rapids, North CaroUna 27870, (919) 537-9900, B,S, Biology, Chemistrv minor, Mere- dith Dance Repertory Ensemble 1; Visitation Hostess 1; MCA Catholic Home Tutoring 2; Barber Science Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Dean ' s List 2,4; Phi Society 3,4; Lab Assistant 3,4, Angela Carol Whitfield; P O Box 168 Mt, OUve, North Carolina 28365, (919) 658- 4371. B.S, Home Economics — Fashion Merchandising, AHEA 4, Julia Irene Whitley, 408 E. Simmons Ave. Wil- Uamston, North Carolina 27892. (919) 792-9020. B.S. Business Adminisha- tion — Management, TBW 1,2,3,4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4; Delta Mu Delta 4, Treasurer 4; Meredith Scholars 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Class Council 4; Oak Leaves Business Manager 4 Wendy Bess Wilder; 1203 Vandora Ave, Gar- ner, North CaroUna 27529. (919) 772- 6832. B.A. PoUtical Science Grand- daughters ' Club 1,2,3,4; Student Advi- sor 2. Susan Monroe Williford; 1 14 W WoodridgeDr Durham, North CaroU- na 27707. (919) 489-3940. B.S. Home Economics. AHEA 2,3,4. Sharon Faye Wooten; 313 Rockledge Rd. New Bern, North CaroUna 28560. (919) 638-5776. B.A. Social Work. Astro 1,2,3,4, Ser- vice Co-Chairman 3; Sociology Club 3,4; Helen Turlington Social Work Club 3,4; Oak Leaves Staff 1,2,3, Sec- tion Editor 2,3; Shident AdWsor 2; Stu- dent Guide 2,3; Class Marshall 4, Susan Brenaman Wretm; 12610 East- hampton Dr. Midlothian, Virginia 23113. (804) 794-6172. B.S. Business Administration — Economics. Chorus 4; ASPA 3; Golf Team 1; TBW 3; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Legislative Board 4; Resi- dence Hall Vice-President 4; Hand- book Committee 4; Dorm Council 4. Phyllis S. Wurst; 100 Dunedin Court Gary, North CaroUna 27511. (919) 467- 0297. B.A. History and Home Econom- ics. Softball Team 2; AHEA 1,3,4; NCHEA 1,3,4; WINGS 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s Ust 2,3,4; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4, Histori- an 3,4, Medieval Committee 4; Kappa Omicron Phi 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3,4; LilUan Parker Wallace Award 3; Shi- dent Advisor 4; SGA Representative 4. Valeric F. Wurst; 100 Dunedin Court Carv, North Carolina 27511. (919) 467- 0297. B.A. Psychology, Business minor. Psychology Club 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 2,3,4; Psi Chi 3,4, Vice-President 4; Carolinas Psychology Conference 3,4, Co-Chairman 4; College Curriculum Committee 4; Student Advisor 2; Medieval Festi -al Committee 4, Ann Elizabeth Yarborough; Rt 12, Box 512 Sanford, North CaroUna 27330, (919) 775-2082, B.A, Art. Deborah Michelle Young; 600 N. W. 73rd Terrace Planta- tion, Horida 33317. (305)581-6751. B.S, Business Administration — Manage- ment, Home Economics minor TBW 3,4, ASPA 4; Dean ' s Ust 4; Treasurer of Residence Hall Board 4; Elections Board Representative 4; Acorn Busi- ness Manager 3; Legislative Board 3; Freshman HaU Advisor 3. Senior Statistics 211 Index Adams, A, PoUv — 50 Adams, Barbara — 30 Adams, Pamela — 125, 134 Adcock, Emily — 20 Adkins, Tammy — 40, 103, 168 Akers, Grace — 16, 50, 78, 122, 124, 136, 139, 154, 155, Albro, Christine — 136 Alday, Helen — 40, 121 Alexander, Anne — 40, 124 Allen, Fran— 50, 118, 134 AUen, Lori — 50, 140 Almon, Nancv — 40, 140 Alphm, Terrv- Altman, Laurie — 50, 118, 138, 141 Altman, Tedi — 50, 135, 140 Aman. Patricia — 51, 118, 140 Anderson, Judv — 51, 135 Anderson, Taiiani — 30, 119, 159 Andrews, Barbara — 30, 173 Andrews, Carol — 40 Anheier, Catherine — 20 Aremia, Elizabeth — 40, 162 Arev, Jann — 20 Am ' ette, Vickv — 30 Arnold, Christine — 30, 138 Atkinson, Nancv — 30 Atkinson, Patricia — 20, 118 Auman, Carla — 51, 135, 140 Auman, Rebecca — 20, 139, 172 Austin, Dana — 20 Austin, Nancv — 40 Austin, Nancy E. — 51, 141 Auten, Karen — 122 Averette, JUl — 40, 123, 125, 129, 134 Averv, Amv — 13, 51, 128, 172, 180 B Babson, Judith — 20 BaUev, Lisa — 51, 129, 134 Baker, Anne — 30 Baker, Cheryl — 20 Baker, Gina ' — 20 Bane, Anne — 51 Barefoot, Ellen — 51, 137 Barefoot, Karen — 51, 120 Barefoot, KeUi — 20 Barham, Wendv — 51, 129 Barker, KeUy — 30 Barnes, Ann — 20 Barnes, Kelly — 20 Bamett, Don — 51 Bartlett, Melissa — 40 Bass, Fneda — 30 Bavlev, Vanessa — 20 Bavne, Teena — 51 Bazemore, Jane — 52, 140, 141 Beall, Margaret — 30 Beals, Betsy — 52 Beam, Margaret — 52 Bean, Kimberiv — 52 Beane, Nancv — 40, 119 Bearfield, Le ' igh Ellen — 40 Beaslev, Toni — 30, 134, 138 Beck, Susan — 154 Beckett, Juba — 40, 130, 131, 134, I Beeson, Julia — 30 Bell, Julianne — 17, 30, 129, 186 Belton, Sheryl — 20 Bennett, Nancv — 20 Berry, Courtney — 20 Berry, Linda — 40 BenrVhill, Beth — 40 Betts, Mary Macon — 30 BiddK, Robin — 52, 125, 127, 140 Biesecker, Wendv — 20 Billings, Kimberiv — 30 Billings, Paula — 20 Bird, Pam — 40 Bishop, Kimberiv — 30 Bizzed, Becky — 21 Blackburn, Rosemary — 52 Blackmon, Maria — ' 6, 40, 119, 124, Blake, Anne — 21 Blake, Jennifer — 21 Blake, Tara — 52 Blankenship, Elizabeth M. — 30 Blankenship, Elizabeth S. — 30 Blue, Betsy- 31, 123 Blue, Robm — 21 Boggan, Becky- 52, 138 Bollendorf, Barbara — 40, Bond, Margaret — 40, 41 Bond, Mary — 21 Bondurant: Tish — 31, 146, 147 Booth, Carolyn — 141 Booth, Evelyn — 52 Booth, Linda — 41 Boswell. Debra — 41 Bottoms, Kim — 21 Bowden, Bobbie — 52, 129, 140 Bowman, Elisabeth — 53 Boyd, Angela — 21 Bovd, Shandrai — 41, 119 Brady, Karen — 41 Branhock, Patricia — 21 Brantley, Ken - 40, 41, 140, 168 Braun, Henrietta — 53, 125, 134 Breneman, Tracy — ?i Srennan, liridget -- 41 Bright, C. Bliss — 41, 126, 140, 196 134 Brinson, Catherine — 21 Brinson, Kimberiv — 31 Britt, Bonnie — 21 Britt, Lisa — 30, 31, 123 Britt, Lucretia — 21 Britton, Malinda — 31, 129, 136 Brock, Clare Lynn — 146, 192 Brock, Elizabeth — 31, 120, 124, 134, 138 Brooks, Carol — 53, 78, 121, 123, 136, 137 Brooks, S. Adelaide — 53 Browder, Christy — 31 Brown, Linda — 41 Brown, Susan — 41 Brown, Wendetta — 119, 121 Browne, Suzanna — 21, 146 Brubaker, Tammy — 54 Bruffev, Jennifer — 31 Bryan; Kathv — 54, 118 Bryan, Uurie — 41, 135, 140 Buckner, Kimberiv — 21, 122 Bulla, Barbara — ' 21 BuUock, Cvnthia — 54, 122, 134, 141 Bunch, Beth — 31 Bunn, Zan — 41, 123, 134, 138, 139, 158, 168, 198, 199 ng,J Burch, Lisa — 21 Burroughs, Julie — 31, 134 Burt, Janelle — 21 Burton, Teresa — 31 Bush, Stephai - ■ ' -ancye- - 40, 41, Butterworth, Nancye — 54, 119, 120 -21 c Cale, Deborah — 137 Caltis, Lillian — 21, 125 Campbell, Jamie — 31 Cannon, Angelia — 21 Cannon, Velvet — 21 Carawan, Melanie — 16, 53, 54, 123 Carey, Wynne — 54, 77, 118, 119, 121 Carlton, Karen — 41 Carlton, W. Deanna — 54 Carpenter, Julia — 31 Carpenter, Stephanie — 41, 118, 136 Carr, Karen — 21 Carter, Margaret — 41 Caskey, Jamison — 31 Causey, Kim — 13, 50, 53, 54, 68, 78, Caviness, Beth — 41 Cheatham, Allison — 21 Cheek, Linda — 123, 134, 141 Cherry, J. Michelle — 127, 134, 138, 163 CherrV, Mary — 21 Chewning, Gina — 41 ChUdress, Sarah — 31 Chouinard, R. Denise — 21 Chow, Gladys — 128 Christenberrv, Dee — 41 Church, Cvnthia — 31 ChurchiU, Anne — 41, 132, 141 y, Monica 122, 125, 136, 138, 139 Cla: -41 Clark, Lisa — 31, 124, 134 Clay, Cvndi — 54 Cobb, Deborah — 41, 120 Cobb, Laura A. — 55, 141 Cobb, Laura D. — 55, 118, 126, 140, 141 Cochrane, Laura — 31 Cochrane, M. Ruth — 42, 126, 136 Cockrell, Karen — 31, 138 Cogsdale, Lori — 31 Cole, Catherine — 53, 55, 56, 77, 170, 173 Cole, Cheryl — 42 Coleman, Claudia — 42 Coleman, Janice — 31, 135 Coleman, Jeanne — 21 Coleman, Lori — 31 CoIUer, Danna — 137 ColUns, Cynthia — 21 Collins, Joan — 31, 203 Collins, Lori — 21, 31, 32 Comer, EUzabeth — 55, 140 Compton, Connie — 21 Condrey, Mary — 21 Congleton, Robin — 55, 122 Conway, Martha — 40, 42, 123 Cook, Mary — 42, 135, 140 Cook, Vicki — 31 Cooke, Lygia — 31 Cooper, Caroline — 55, 78, 122. 136, 138. 139. 141 Cooper, Cindy — 31 Cooper, Emily — 31, 136 Corder, Jennifer — 21 Cordovana, Marie — 31 Couch, Carolyn — 55, 123, 125, 140 Cowan, Caroline — 31, 123 Cowder, Joy - Craven, Margart Creekmore, Mar Cress, Donna — 20, 21 Crews, Catherine — 31 Crews, Nancv — 21 Croom, Kimberiv — 42 Curlee, Jane — 21 Currie, Susan — 40, 42, 127, 134, 140, Cutler, Susan — 55, 123, 140 D Davis, Ann — 32, 141 Davis, Cynthia — 136 Davis, Jonelle — 32, 122, 123, 138 Davis, Karen — 10, 11, 17, 119, 12( Davis, Ouita — 55, 78, 120 Davis, Rebecca — 42, 134, 140 Davis, Sheri — 32 Davis, Virginia — 21 128, 129, 167, 171 Dav -21 123, 141 Dawson, Mary Fran - Day, Susan — 42 Dayal, Namrata — 42, 124, 128 Dean, Sandra — 32, 123, 138, 141 Delanev, Patricia — 21 Dement, Amv — 53, 56, 134, 140 Desantis, Deborah — 21 Dew, Elizabeth — 22 Dickerson, Angela — 56, 125, 136 Dickerson, Teresa — 42, 121 Dillon, Amy — 22 Dilworth, Jennifer — 22 Dimond, Lee — 22 Dinger, Kathenne — 22 Divoky, Elizabeth — 42 Ducon: Marv — 22 Dixon, Sandra — 56 Dodson, Amy — 32, 134, 140 Dotson, Lincia — 13, 56 Douglass, Anne — 32, 126 Dozier, Lisa ' — 32, Dozier, Sally — 32, 130, 133 Drach, Jan — 57 Drake, M. Lisa — 42, 140 Draper, AlUson — 32, 126, 128, 134 Driver, Marion — 22, 133 Drve, Tamara — 40, 42, 132, 134, 141, 201 Dubois, Robin — 22 Duck, Susan — 32 Duffee, Renee — 57 Duffy, Theresa — 32, 152, 133 Duke, Deborah — 42 Duke, Lisa — 32 Dunker, Elizabeth — 32 Dunn, Dalinda — 10, 11, 17, 32, 129, 132, 1 186, 203 Dunn, Deborah — 57 Dupress, Kim — 22 Dupree, Sandra — 32, 123, 150 Durham, Dina — 40, 42, 121, 168, 170, 181, Eddy, Aimee — 57, 120, 172, 180 Edgerton, Lee — 22 Edmundson, Mary — 22 Edwards, Andrea — 57, 134, 140 Edwards, Danya — 57, 140 Edwards, Jacqiieline — 32 Efird, Gina — 42 Efird, KeUy — 57, 140 Eggleston, Lee — 10, 57 Eflerbe, M. Rhett — 10, II, 42, 129, 165, EUiott, Dorma — 32 Elliott, Kimberiv — 57, 123 Elliott, M. Grace — 30, 33, 138 Ellis, Rhonda — 22 Ely, Sharon — 42, 120 English, Sondra — 58 Engstrom, Andrea — 42 Engstrom, Lisa — 58 Ensley, Sandra — 58 Ervine, Sharon — 58 Ester, Luanne — 22 Evans, Marv — 33 Evans, Rebecca — 33, 122, 123, 134 Evans, Rebecca L. — 42, 48 Evans, Sara — 33 Everett, Cathy — 16, 42, 148, 149 Everett, Marie — 58 Everette, Beverly — 22 Fabry, Carol — 33 Falk; KeUie — 40, 43, 166, 170, 198 Falls, Cheryl — 58 Farmer, Ahgie — 22 Farrar, Helen — 22 Faulkner, Robin — 58 Ferrell, Anne — 43 Finch, Lori — 58 Finch, Luanne — 22 Finger, Tania — 33 Finlev, Angela — 22 Fish, Janet — 22 Fisher, Pamela — 38 Fisher, Paula — 58 Fisher, Sheila — 22 Fitts, Sheila — 58 Fitzgerald, Sandy — 58, 144, 145 154, 155, 167, 171, . 55, 120, 130, 139 Fletcher, Ma; Flowe, Julie — 43 Rovd, Nancy — 22, 123 Floeer Kathleen 22 Forlham, Ann — 13, 16, 50, 53, 57, 58, 77, 125, 136, 183 Foushee, C. Lisa — 59 Fowler, Rachel — 43 Fowlkes, Nancy — 33, 137 Fralin, Beverly — 59, 122, 141 Franklin, Sheri-y — 43 Frazier, L. Johriette — 59, 136 Fridley, Judith — 59 Fross, ' Linda — 43 212 Index Gallowav, Anna — 22 Garland; Pat — 33, 124 Ganis, Barbara — 33 Garris, Maigarel — 59, 78 Gay, Mary - ' ZM: , Kathv — 56, 59, 171 Gibbs, Susan — 33 Gibson, Catherine — 33 Gibson, Laura — 33, 131 Gibson, Martha — 43, 134 Gilbert, Anne — 59 Giles, Karen — 43 Gill, Leslie — 128 GUI, Margaret — 22, 150 Gillespie, Whir Gcxiley, Julie - Godwin, Allison — 23 Godwin, Renee — 30, 33. 139, 150, 185 Gofonh, Karen — 59 Coins, Susan — 33, 127, 134 Gooden, Penelope — 59, 141 Gooden, Wenda — 59. 140 Goodman, Marjorie — 168 Goodson, Jennifer — 43 Goodwin, Anna — 33 Goodwin, Carole — 33, 140 Gore, AllUon — 23, 150 Gore, Paula — 43, 135 Gorman, Linda — 23 Gower, Melanie — 23 Goyette, Elizabeth — 33, 126, 140 Gradford, Sherri — 43, 122, 138. 164, 16« Gradford, Tanessa — 59, 179 Gradv, SheUa — 43, 141 Gradv, Sophie — 23 Graham, Dawn — 23 Graham, Mar - — 40, 43, 119, 123 Graham, Susan — 23 Gray, Carta — 60 Gray, Sandra — 33 Greene, Honev — 23 Greene, Jeannie — 43 Griffin, L. Deanne — 60, 129 Griffin, Suzanne — 33 Grigsby, Alice — 60, 133, 134, 141 Grindstead, Tina — 138, 14! Grottke, Patricia — 33 Grove, Romy — 33, 126, 197 Guarderas, Juanita — 23, 128 Guild, Kathie — 134 Gunn, Johnsie — 33 Gunnels, Madge - -23 Gurkin, Lori — 43, H Haiisheikh. Maryam - Hall! -60, 140 HaU, Tabitha — 23, 43 Hall, Tammy — 23, 131, 198 Hamadeh, Reem — 23 Hamilton, Julie — 33, 134, 137 Hamilton, Marv D. — 23, 131 Hamlet, Martha — 43, 1 19, 120, 123, 136, 138, 139 Harbin, Lauren — 23 Hardee, Robin — 60 Hardison. Amy — 20. 23 Hargett. Catherine — 60. 122 Harmon. Nicole — 43. 154 Harper, Cynthia — 60, 141 HarreU, P. ' Jane — 61, 169 Harrell, Suzanne — 61, 118 Harrelson, Kimberiv — 23, 122 Harris, Angela — 6 ' 1 Harris, Cindy — 8, 16. 53, 61, 68, 133 Harris, Jennifer — 33, 131 Harris, Julie — 23 Harris, Kimberly — 23 Harris, Leah — ' 23 Harris, Lydia — 12, 61. 132 Harris, Mary — 61, 134, 138, 141 Harris, Susan — 33, 119 Harold, Lisa — 61, 120 Hartness, Laura — 43, 122, 123, 178 Harvey, Kathy — 13, 61, 137, 180 Haskins, Angela — 43 HasseU, Susan — 23 Hastings, Jane — 33 Haven, Margaret — 23 Hawker, Rhonda — 34 Hawkins, Carol — 12, 53, 57, 61, 68, 129, 136, 183 Hayes, Wendy — B Hayner, Kellie — 43 Heame, Laura — 61 Heath, Cheryl — 61, 127, 137 Hedrick, Briley — 61, 140 Henderson, Elizabeth — 34 Henderson, Joan — 62 Henderson, Sherry — 23 Hendrick, Lisa — 43, 134, 135, 140 Henry, Ellen — 34, 138 Henry, Lucy — 23, 121, 172 HenrV, Nari — 20, 23, 123, 131 Hensdale, Jill — 23 Herbert, Angela — 23 Hemdon, Kimberiy — 43 Herring. Melanie - 23 Herron. Beverly — 62. 122. 141 Hertzberg. Lee — 43. 121 Hiatt, Theresa — 44 Hickman, Lauri — 62. 121 Hickmon. HUda — 24 Hicks, Carol — 44 Hicks, Robvn — 24 Hill, Carolyn — 24 Hill, Karen — 44 Hillman, Nanc ' — 34, 127, 128 HUlsman, Joan - 62, 140 Hilton, Suzanne — 62, 78, 125 Hissett, Maqorie — 134, 141 Hilt, Andrea — 141 Hocutt, Amy — 62 Hocull, KimWly — 34 Hodge, Leslie — 24, 124 Hodnett, Usa — 44, 119 Hoffarth, Kathy — 17, 40, 44, 124, 150, 165, 170, 1% Hoffman, Christine — 34, 138 Holder, Lisa — 24 Holland, Terrie — 12, 62, 77, 126, 134, 136, 139, 171, 2U6 HoUoman, Rosena — 34 Hoomani, Maryam — 62 Hooper, Lois - 141 Hopkins, Rosemarie — 24, 146 Hosletler, Dorcas — 24 Howard, Kimberiv — 34 Howell, Sheri — 62. 141 Hubbard, Jennifer — 24 Huff, Rhonda — 24 Hughes, Charlene — 24 HuH. KeUev — 44 Humbergef, Jil — 6, 11, 12, 17, 62, 78, 122, 129, 146, 150, 151, 172, 183, 198 Humbert, Nancy — 34, 123 Hunt, Allison — 24 Hutcheson, Alicia — 44 Krewson, Beth - Jackson, Ashley — 44 Jackson, C. Lynne — 63, 141 Jackson, Jennifer — 34 Jackson, Lori — 44 James, Amy — 40, 44, 141 Jarratt, Helen Sue — 63, 120 Jarvis, Kristin — 24 Jarvis, Penelope — 24 Jeffress, Martha — 34 Jenkins. Aileen — 24, 133. 151. 165 Jenkins, HoUv — 34 Jenkins, Jennifer — 24 Jenkins, Kimberly — 63, 138. 141 Jennings. Alison ' — 44 Jernigan, Jennifer — 24 Jernigan, Rebecca — 63, 137 Johansen, Tina — 44 Johnson, Antress — 44, 127 Johnson, Beveriy — 44, 130, 132, 185 Johnson, Deborah — 120, 141 Johnson, E. Anne — 204 Johnson, Freddie — 63, 118, 120, 141 Johnson, Helen — 34 Johnson, Katherine — 34 Johnson, Kathryn — 34 Johnson. L.Joy — 63 Johnson. Lisa — 44 Johnson, Luann — 16, 63, 78, 122, 125, 141. 148. 149 Johnson, Sharon — 24 Johnson, S. Hollv — 50, 63 Johnson, Taryn — 24 Johnson, Teresa — 44 Johnston, Laura — 44 joUy, Elaine — 63, 170 JoUV, SheiTill — 24 ' ones, Kimberiv C. — 44, 126 ones, Kimberly G — 34 ones, Marie — 141 Jones, Martha — 44 Mar ' Louise — 34, 130, 132, 146, 180, 193, 199, [ones, Patncia — 44 Sarah — 34 [ones, Susan — 34, 138 lordan Christine — 34 Venetia — 63 losey, Elizabeth — 24 loyce, Jonsie — 12, 14, 57, 63. -63, K Karres, Phyllis — 24 Keele, Momca — 44, 118, 119, 121, 138. 139, 158 Kei, Sandra — 24, 152, 153 KeUy, Mary — 24 Kendall, Sarah — 64, 141, 144, 145 Kennedy, Eva — 24, 150 Kennedy. Suzanne — 64 Kerr. Audrv — 24 Kientz. Pamela — 141 Kientz, Susan — 64 Kiger, Kelly — 25 Kimbrell, Shepard — 44 King, Helen — 44, 179 King, Zena — 64 Kinnamon, Joanne — 25 Kinnard, Chariotte — M, 126, Kitchen, Janet — 64, 118, 141 Kittinger, Jane — 34 Kline. Maria — 34 Knight, Sharon — 34, 122 Knott, Renee— 11. 25, 129 KobaU, Gretchen — 127 Koonce, T. Dawn — 25. 118, 120, 172 Komegay, Carolyn — 64. 140 159, 185, 204 Lydia ■45 25,34 Lambert, Uura — 45, 135 Umonlaene, Aime« — 64, 118. 122, lH. 141 Lamotte, Nicole — 64, 128, 135, 141 Lancaster, Deena — 137 Une, Elizabeth — 64 Langley, Dana — 45, 141, 20O, 201 Uwrence, Grace — 10, 64, 129, 134, 167 Laws, Cynthia — 45 Lawson, ' Cynthia — 65, 138. 141 Lawton, Mary — 34, 138 Uach, Virginia - 34, 123 Leazer, Kellv — 65, 129 Udbetler, Regina — 34 Ledford, . Lee, Donna — 25 Lee, Martha — 34 Ue, Susanna — 65, 77, 166, 171 Lee-Young, Bndget - 121, 128 Utt, Deborah — 35 Uwis, Lori — 44, 126, 141, 197 Lewis, Patricia — 65 Unton, Lucy — 10, 16, 65. 133. 198 Lippard. Lone — 35, 140 Ulchfield, Uura — 25, 123 LitUe, Amy — 35, 138 Little, Angela — 65. 77, 120 Little, Elizabeth — 45 Little, Fran — 45 Little, Patricia — 25 Littleton, Dale — 45 Lloyd, Julie — 65, 79, 120, 135, 139, 162, 199 Locke, Audrey — 25 Loftis, Usa — 65, 79, 120, 134, 135, 136, 140, 158, 171, 206 Long, Catherine — 25 Long, Cheryl — 25 Long, C. Lisa — 45 Lopez, Olga — 65. 141 Love, Marv Jean — 65, 118, 125, 136 Lovelace, Edna — 65, 120, 121, 126, 129, 141 Lovelace, Kimberiy — 25, 125 Loving, Margaret — 25, 126 Luper, Beth — 66, 140, 141 M 151, 154. 164, 170, 172, Mabes, FeUcia — 25 MaCaulay, CUire — 45, 201 Madren, Elizabeth — 66, 136 Mahaffey. Angle — 66, 167, 206 Mangum, Susan — 66, 124 Mann, Karen — 25, 129, 146, 147, 186, 192, 203 Manning, Linda — 25 Marks, Terri — 25 Marriott, Robin — 25 Martin, Debbie — 66, 123 Martin, Lydia — 45, 135, 140 Massey, M. Karen — 45, 166, 171 Matthews, Lynne — 35, 134, 137 Matthews, Margaret — 35 Matthews, Patncia — 45, 123, 125, 136 Maxwell, Martha — 45, 119, 138, 140 Mayfield, Sarah — 45 McAnultv, Maia — 45, 123, 134, 139 McCall, Caroline — 40, 45, 138. 140 McCartney. Virginia — 25 McCombs ' , Jane — 66 McCord, KeUy — 35 McCormick, Elizabeth — 66 McCotter, Katherine — 35 McCraw, Ethelene — 35 McCray, Valerie — 25, 119. 121, 164 McCulIers, Margaret — 25 McDonough, Susan — 66, 79, 122, 123, 134, 136, 139, 141 McElrov, Eynn — 45, 120 .McFarlind.Gavle — 45 McGaw. Melissa — 45 McGee, Melinda — 25 McGee. Susan — 35 Mclver. Catherine H. — 66 Mdver, Marv Kay — 6, 66, 138, 140, 144, 145 McKee. Ann — 67, 79, 124, 136, 139. 187 McKee. Elizabeth — 35 McKee, Kimberiv — 67, 120, 140 McKeithan, Julia ' — 25 McKown. Mary — 25 McLanev. Melissa — 67. 68. 127, 140, 141. 144. 145. 170 McLaurin, Cathy — 25 McUwhom. Yolanda — 45 McLeod. Carolyn — 12, 13, 50, 53, 67. 77, 122 McMasler, Teresa — 35, 150. 151 McMUlin. Karry — 25 McMurray, Kimberh — 35. 148 McNIeUl, Tanya — 67, 140 McPherson, Elizabeth — 67 McPherson, Patti — 35 McPhiUimy, Christine — 25 3uade. Shonagh — 26 . Kimberly — 35 McQueen, Audrey — 123 Medlin, Maria— ' 35 Meekins, Loann — 46 Merritt, Michele — 26 Metts, Donna — 26 Mezias, Sharon — 46 Middlelon, Cori — 46. 168 Midgett, Bizabeth — 67 McQu McQu Index 213 Mipie MiBer. Belh — 127, 134 Mills. Elizabeth — 35 MiUs, Mary — 35, 133, 193, 203 Milton, Abce — 26 Miner, Cynthia — 26 Miner. Teresa — 35 Mintz, Jane — 35 Mintz, Julie — 26 Miralia, Lisa — 46 Mishrikv, Noha — 36, 130, 131, 167, 193, 203 Mitchell, Jamie — 26 Mizell, Mary — 46 Moazed. Maryam — 26 Moffitt, Ashley — 26, 128 Moore, Angela — 36 Moore, Barbara — 67 Moore, Carolyn — 67, 123, 140 Moore, M. Allison — 67 Moore ' , Sharon — 26 Moorefield, Mary — 124 Morgan, B. Jane — 67. 118, 125, 136 Morgan, Dianne — 26 Morgan, Susan — 127 Monarty. Sharon — 26 Morris, Mary — 36 Morrow, Connie — 36 Mortensen, Pam — 68, 134, 171, 206 Moss, Cynthia — 68, 122, 125, 126, 134 Moss, Tern — 68, 118, 124, 141 Mundy, Frances — 68, 125, 134, 140, 141 Munt, Deborah — 68, 120 Murphrey, Sarah — 46, 118 Murphy, Elisa — 46 Murphy, Joy — 68 Murphy, Karen — 26 Murrain, Ivy — 36, 119, 179 Murray, Karen — 26 Mustard, Dot — 69 Mutschler, Tomi — 63, 69, 118, 121 N Nason, Cheryl — 53, 69 Naylor, Martlia — 36, 126, 134 Neal, Cindy — 69, 134 Neal, LUlian — 26 Nederveen, Kriena — 26 Ned, Julia — 26 Nelke, Margot — 26 Newsome, Dana — 46, 126, 140 Nichols, Mary — 26 Nix, Dana — 46, 129, 134, 136 Nix, Susan — 26 Nobles, Abby — 69, 140 Nobles, Maria — 26 Norman, Kathv — 141 Norris, Linda — 53, 69, 119, 140 Nunn, Rebecca — 36, 134, 138 Nye, Joan - 46 o Oaklev, Annette — 36 Oakley, Carlissa — 26, 150 Odoom, Vibeke — 26 Oehler, Christine — 26 Oehrli, Karen — 121 Oliver, Elizabeth — 26 Oswald, Annhlla — 46 Ott, Lisa — 46 Often, Linda — 8, 69, 126, 183 Ouimet, Tracy — 26, 148, 149 Overby, Imogen — 46 Overton, Cynthia — 69 Overton, Peggy — 13, 60, 79, 121, 136, Owen, Tara — 46, 165, 168 Page, Linda — 46 Page, Tracy — 36 Pappas, Elizabeth — 36 Paris, Elizabeth — 36 Parker, C. Lane — 69 Parker. Kristin — 36 Parker. Lisa — 69 Parker. Mary — 35, 36, 138, 139, 166 Parker, Marv M. — 27 Parks, Allison — 27 Parks, Laura — 27, 132 Parrish, Caroline — 27 Parrish, Georgia — 36 Pate, Kathy — 9, 69, 123, 125, 134 Patrick, Robin — 140 Patterson, Cynthia — .36 Patterson, Laura — 20, 27, 132 Payne — 70, 141 Pearson, Anna — 70, 79, 127, 134, 136, 158 Pearson, Susan — 70 Peeler, Trina — 27 PeUish. M Noel - 70, 79, 125, 136 Peninger, Kimberiy — 27 Peny, Cindy — 70 PerrV, Lisa — 36, 140 Perry, Patricia — 70, 200 Peters, Lisa — 27 Phelps, PhiUips, Sandra — 46 Pickett, Cynthia — 27 Pierce, Dana — 27 Pitts, Deborah — 46 Pitts. Nancy — 70. 121. 122, 125. 141 Platts. Harriet — 13, 14, 50, 53, 70, 79, 134, 136, 171, Pomeranz, Laurie — 70, 123 Ponder, Ruth — 27 Poole, Jane — 46 Poole, Stevi — 46, 121, 141, 158 Pope, Kathryn — 46, 141 Pope, Melanie — 27 Pope, Tonya — 46, 141 Poplin, Christtne — 36, 138 Poulos, Vivian — 27 Powell, Allison — 27, 131 Powell, Caroline — 27 Powell, Eleanor — 70 Powell, Julia — 27 Powers, Lisa — 27 Pressley, Mitzi — 36 Prevatte, Carol — 47 Priest, Natalie — 47, 120, 126, 140 Pritchard, Jimi — 124 Proctor, Joan — 27 Puckett, Louise — 36 Purcell, Leslie — 125, 135 Purcell, Mary — 36, 134, 138, 140 Q Quails, Lou — 27 R 71, 79, 129, 138, 146, 147, 154, 155 Rackley, Sandra — 36 Rankin, Robyn — 70 Raper, Kimberiy — 36, 121, 141 Ratcliff, Nancy — 36, 126 154 155 Ratcliff, Ginger Reavis, Lou — 4 Rector, Donna — 14, 71, 79 Reeder, Amalia — 20, 27 Reese, Nancy — 8, 9, 11, 13, 53, 68, 71, 133, Register, Martha — 27 Reid. Julie — 47 Reid. Robin — 36. 122 ReveU. Elizabeth — 27. 125 Revels, Lucia — 37 Reynolds, Donna — 37 Rhodes, Ann — 71 Rhoton, Ann — 135 Rhvne, Melissa — 47, 201 Richardson, Daphne — 71, U8, 119, 137 Richardson, Michelle — 47 Ricks, Carole Jeanne — 40, 47 200 Rigsbee, Melissa — 27 Rimmer, Kelly — 40, 47 Rinker, Sharon — 71 Ritchie, Cherri — 27 Rizk, Cathy — 71 Roberson, G. Michelle — 27 Roberson, Mary — 37 Roberts, Leslie — 37 Robie, Lisa — 47 Robinson, Ebssa — 28 Robinson, Laura — 37, 127, 1 Robinson, Lori — 12, 13, 50, ' . Robinson, Nona — 47 Rodgers. Donna — 47, 141 Rodgers, D. Beth — 71 Rogers, Dorothy — 47 Rogers, Ellen — 37, 134 Rogers, Martha — 37 Rogers, Norma - 121, 122, 134, 141, 184, 192, , Robin -47 Phelps, Sharilyn — 27, 124 Phillips, Cynthia 46 Phillips, Jane — 46, 138 Phillips, Melinda — 27 Rogister, Nita - 9, 11, 13, 17, 71, 121, 132, 181, 197, Roman, Margaret — 28 Romo Leroux, Paulina — 154, 155 Ross, Pamela — 47, 140 Rowe. Jamie — 28 Rowe. Linda — 37 Rowe. Sarah — 37 Rowland. Fannie — 28. 146. 150 Royall. Elizabeth — 28. 128 Rucker. Robin — 121 Russell. Frances — 28 Saintsing. Shelley — 37 Sanderford, Angela — 28 Sanderlin, Bonrue — 71 Sanders, Elizabeth — 28 Sanders, Luanne — 71, 140 Sanders, Sharon — 28 Sasser, Sharon — 28 Satterfield, Jennifer — 72, 140 Sauls, Deborah — 30, 37 Saunders, Tara — 28, 132 Saye, K. Susan — 72 Schafer. Sharon — 37. 138 Schaffer. Uura — 37 Schwoebel. Kathenne — 28 Scott. Susie — 72 Scronce, Lisa — 47 Sealey, Kimberiy — 37 Seals, Deborah — 72, 122, 137, 141 Seeger, Kathy — 72, 140 Shackleford, Elaine - 37 Shackleford, Loraine — 37 Shafer, Stephanie — 28 Shahan, Cyndi — 72, 120 Sharpe, Elizabeth — 37 Shelton, Judith — 28 Sher, Molly — 28, 128 Sherrill, Nancy — 37 Shore, Nancy — 37, 129, 133 Short, Elizabeth — 37 Short, L. Claire — 72, 121 Shugart. Sarah — 135 SiceloH. Patricia — 37 Simpson. Teresa — 28 Sinclair. Sherry — 28. 130 Skinner. Mary — 28 Skinner, Susan — 38. 134. 138 Smelcer, Elizabeth — 38 Smith, Cammy — 47. 119. 123 Smith. Caroline — 47. 72. 122, 141 Smith, Cynthia — 47 Smith, Dana — 47 Smith, Kathryn — 73 Smith, Kathryne — 73 Smith, Mary — 72, 141 Smith, Melony — 73, 122 Smith, Nancy — 141 Smith, Paige — 47 Smith, Rebecca — 141, 146, 150, 164, 186, 192, Smith, Shelley — 28 Sorrell, Teresa — 28 Spain, Linda — 38, 121, 141 Sparks, Nancy — 47, 120, 132, 138 Spears, Arma — 47 SpeU, Marsha — 48 Spencer, Sara — 33, 38 Spivey, Deborah — 73, 122, 134, 141 Spivey, Teresa — 28, 130 Springston, Martha — 48 StalUngs, Ginger — 38, 134 Stallings, Lori — 38, 130, 134 Stanley, Catherine — 28, 130, 131 Steed, Freda — 38 Steele, Donna — 53, 73, 119, 123, 137 SteU, CamiUe — 73 Stephenson, Kae — 28 Stevens, Mildred — 28, 123 Stewart, Rhonda — 73 Stewart, Samantha — 28 Stockton, Jean — 38 Stone, Cynthia — 28 Stone, Mamie — 28, 125 Stout, Karen — 121 Street, Edith — 38 Strickland, Melanie — 38 Stroud, Gayle — 125 Stroud, Jean — 73 Stioud, Lindley — 48 Smtts, Diane — 48 Sumner, Jill — 73 Sumpter, Jeane — 48, 136 Suter, Susan — 28, 172 Sutton, Freda — 48 Sutton, Karen — 73, 123, 140, 141 Swain, Carol — 29, 119 Swann, Tamara — 38, 134, 138 Swanson, Carmel — 29, 164, 172, 182, 193 Sykes, Sheila — 38, 126, 134, 138, 150, 151, 152 Sytz, Beverly — 73 Talbott, Lisa — 29 Tansky, Karen — 48, 126 Tansky, Kim — 48, 126, 140 Tant, Carol — 38 Tart, Susan — 29 Taylor, Lisa — 38 Taylor, Trade — 73. 169 Temple, Frances — 38 Terry, Joy — 25 Thanadar, Rokshana — 29 Tharrington, Paige — 38, 123 Thomas, Elizabeth — 38 Thomas, Susan — 38, 137 Thomas, Susannah — 40, 48 Thomas, Teresa — 38 Thomasson, Ann — 74, 121, 135 Thomasson, Robin — 29 Thompson, Pauline — 74, 141 Thompson, Rose — 29 Thompson, Tracy — 48 Tilghman, Paula — 74, 125, 140 TilTey, Kelley — 38 Tilley, Norma — 48 Tillman, Betsy Reid — 74 ToUeson, Emily — 48, 119, 122, 123, ToUey, Margaret — 48 Toney, Diane — 48 Toomer, Cynthia — 74, 122, 134 Tousignant, Mary — 29 Trevino, Julie — 48 Tripp, Margaret — 74, 105, 121 Tronnes, Mary — 74, 139 True, Kristen — 48, 129 Trueblood, Gwyn — 74, 123, 134 Truelove, Donna — 29 Truelove, Zena — 48 Turner, Monica — 29 u 214 Index Uzzell, Allison — 48 V Van der Does, Cornelia - Vann, Pamela — 37, 38, Vassey, Lorraine — 74 Vaughan, Martha — 29 Vaughan, Melinda — 38 Vaughan, Shelia — 29 Vinson, Joycelyn — 29 w Wadsworth, Susan — 74 Wagner, Connie — 29 Wagoner, Iris - 29 Wagoner, M. Kalhy — 74, 77, 166, 171 Walch, Uura — 8. 11, 12, 16, 68, 74, 79, 118, 129, 159, Walker, Carole — 9, 11, 16, 59, 75, 121, 125, 129, 140, 1 Walker, Donna — 48 Walker, Leslie — 48 Walker, Lyn — 11, 41, 48, 129, 154, 164, 186 Wallace, JuUe — 9, 75 Walston, Tracey — 38, 135, 140 Walter, Susan — 29 Walters, Kathryn — 38, 123, 134 Walters, Liza — 75 Walters, Tammy — 48, 120 Ward, Beverly — 75 Ward, Lynn — 75, 121, 154 Ward, Teresa — 37, 38, 124, 173 Ware, Jane — 29 Warren, Melody — 75 Warren, Nancy — 48 Washington, Cynthia — Waters, Anita — 14, 48, Watkins, Marva — 38 Watson, Amy — 38 Watts, Christine — 32, 39 Watts, Laura — 39 Waugh, Martha — 53, 75, 121, 141 Waugh, Sharon — 29 Wayne, Sheri — 13, 16, 75, 77, 118, 122, 124, 125, 180 Weathers, Dwanda — 39, IX 135, 158 Weathers, Marv — 75 Weaver, Dora — 75, 122, 162 Weaver, Elizabeth — 40, 48 Weaver, Mary — 39, 140 Webb, Carol — 29 Weeks, Kimberly — 29 Wells, Beveriy — 29 Welsh, Lisa — 29 West, Melanie — 48 West, Melissa — 39, 136 Westbrook, Sandra — 75, 140 Wetzler, Sylinda — 76, 135 Whaling, Anne — 76, 125 Whatley, Vonda — 39 Whisenhunt, Regina — 29 Whitaker, Rebecca — 40, 48, 127 Whitaker, Rhonda — 29 White, Anne — 129, 141 White, HoUan — 29, 128 White, Jo Ellen — 48 White, Katherine — 39, 138 White, Lisa — 76, 120, 134, 180 White, Sarah — 138 White, Temple — 39 Whitfield, Angela — 76 Whitley, Julia — 8, 9, 12, 13, 16, 53, 68, 76, 130, 164, 198, 202 ' Hey, Whitt, Cheryf WUbourne, Anne — zy Wilder, Wendy — 76, 169 WUes, Caroline — 39, 129, 136 Willetts, LeHHa — 39, 134 WUUams, Carla — 29 Williams, Kimberiv — 29 WUUamson, Wanda — 39 Wilson, Donna — 29, 123, 124 WUscn, Karen — 48 WUson, Lynda — 76, 135, 140 Wimmer, Susan — 48 Woodmansee, Laura — 29 Woolard, Sally — 39, 134, 138, 163 Wooten, Sharon — 76, 127, 137 Wrenn, MeUnda — 39, 134, 138 Wrenn, Susan — 76, 126 Wright, Donna — 39, 138 Wright, Paula — 39 Wurst, PhyUis — 76, 125, 134, 141 Wurst, Valerie — 76, 135 Wyatt, Joan — 29, 150, 167, 203 Wyatt, Kelly — 39, 121 XYZ Yedlicka, Jeanne — 29 Young, Deborah — 76, 118, 122, 135, 141 Young, Tammy — 39, 118, 138 Youngblood, Myra — 39 i w