Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

I. Published hy Student Puhlicalions PEACE COLLEGE Halei2:li, North Carolina lUlODA LiLAN 0 - Kditor-iii-Cliii r DONNA MATTHEWS - P.usiness Aiaiiaj -er LOTUS - 1961 DEDICATION Sclilorti (1(1 we express diii ' siiiceie ;i|)|ii ' iiali(iii Id uric wlm phivs siicli a vital pail in mil i ' ci i!av lives, niiriii the past fiirty-nne years, yoii lia e led tliis colletie in developing respect, loyalty, devotion, and honor, oiir Irieiidlv smile, helping hand, and great interest in students have helped to shape iiiaiiv li e s. oiir guidance and encoiiragcnient have lieen a source ol conslanl inspiration when iiiaiix ha i- lalteied. our loyalty, leadership, and cnthiisiasiii luni- lieen instilled in Peace (Jdlege to make it what it is. In deepest appreciation and gratitude ue dedii-ate the 196] Lotus to you — Mr. Peace — DR. WILLIAM C. PRESSLY ■■ «S ' i « ' m Jttmm mammtma t T Jfn the heart of Carolina JSeath the k o blue New Old i ' i:. ri: institi ri;. lyf Standi our noble cp4lnta jriater QLoriou to view. k Classic in her broad proportion y U ooh ne proudly, down — I©«1 ' , (iriii:ii I ' k.assm! -JIUH_UJi To BEGIN EACH DAY Through these portals J eared ag ainU the arch o Iteaven Wit It the tar for crown. J t ■■■•P - . : :J - ■ _ - i -V :lr- --, V •t..,_. ' Ik ■i. . i i. A. ' i. ' hEKE will be a MEETIN(,! . Ha! Need a partnek c4round the campus . . . i A. i we wor h • • • Seat of Learning One Spade! Watch the birdie and play. . . . TuMUKKOVV AND TOMORROW AND TOMORROW . . ii e learn ana remember £ '  %■ , J Wl«-n i ' ' ■j-f. — -« - BP ■ 10 r « . ulte meaning. Of cAlnta ater. u Si Mm k m4 J Ir At Peace... Our Administration Our Faculty Our Girls Strive to Make Our College Tops ' Our Organizations Display Our Spirit Our Features Show We Are Outstanding ,« , r m M ■ i kiaa MBAMawa (Xir Administration Our Facility Our Girls j Strive To Make BHBn 3uR College ' •Tops ' ' J«k Board of Trustees Re . MLHI ' in ll.l.U l . I)k. CllRBKTI lldWMili. Kk.v. Thompson B. Soitii i.i,. Dr. J. H. N|(.ii(ii. on. Kk . Albert Edwards. D.D.. William P. McPhkrson. Nlii.l A. Clhrik. Jr.. Hkctor Ma :Lean. Rkv John Maik V ' vl- KER. E. B. Manning. Rev. W. S. Patterson. Mr. W. M. Hall. Jr.. Mr. Thomas M. Belk. Mr. Rins A. (;rier. Rev. Roy E. Watts. D.D.. Dr. F. L. Knight. Rev. Ben Lagy Rose. Mr. George Chadwick. Charles .M. Sprin- kle. Rev. J. H rry Whitmore. D.D.. J. C. Allison. .Mrs. George F. .(Xvinger. Dr. Carey H. Bostian. Rev. Don Carson. Graham Connell. E. B. Crow. Jr.. Mrs. George Fin( h. Kelvin C7RAY. Karl G. Hldson. Jr.. Mrs. JiLi N B. Hltvef. Jkmes D. Kilgore. Mrs. C. C. MgAllister. Dr. John Rhodes. Mrs. Thomas .Stamps. Mrs. David Worth. Mrs. Robert Wyatt. Dr. V ' h.i.iam C. Pressly. Women ' s xAdxisorv Board Mrs. Isa (: T. A kri. J:;.. Mrs. John M (.k W u.ker. Mrs. James Wilson. Mrs. Lagy Godwin. Mrs. J. W. Smith. Mas. D. C. Worth. .Mrs. Colon MgLean. Mrs. Wiley Crawford. Mrs. J. K. Hari ' er. Mrs. Harding Sigg, Mrs. E. B. Crow. M«s. Emil F. Willer, Mrs. Samlel McDowell Tate. Mrs. J. T. B rham. Mrs. A. J. Mays. Mrs. B. P. Brown, Mrs. Archie Howard. Mrs. Warren Thomas. Mrs. Alton Harrington. Mrs. . V. Damel. Mrs. A. H. Rose. M ' SS. John T. Still. Mrs. John Powell. Mrs. S. A. Lee, Mrs. H. A. lehy. Mrs. . E. Howe. Miss Sarah Dameron, Mrs. W. M. Hall. Jr.. Mrs. William Lewis Craig. Mrs. B. W. Alewnuer. Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. J. Cecil Law- rence, Mrs. Leslie Thompson. .Mrs. Beaimert Whitton, Mrs. Charles Adams. Mrs. Don Carson. Mrs. W. C. GoLEY. Mrs. Joseph Allred. Mrs. V nie B rron. Mrs. J. W. Miller. Mrs. H. L. Rewes. Mrs. J. W. Farrior. Mrs. N. B. F oney. Mrs. W. J. Calhoi n. Mr.s. J. C. Childers. Mrs. W. O. Bi K(.i . Mrs. C. Don Coffey. Mrs. Cihrles E. WiLLUMs. Mrs. R. D. Byerly. 1)1!. WII.I.IWl C. I ' KESSI . I ' irsiilrnI 17 dfi! mmm Ml!. DAVID WARNER As.sislaiil til ihe President MISS FRANCES Sl ' TER liciiistiiii anil Aiiiileiiiic Dean MISS MINNIE TIRM Social Dean 18 ■t WSWJ B n ifMWTIi-HIPMnM :w Miis. siiiiii,E BASl (;K ! U.S.. A.M. Cdimiicrcial Suhjcils Ml!. J. MKM; ' ! I!()M) B.S.. A.M. Mnlhi ' nidlirs MRS. NELL BOOTH. A.B. Coinmercial Siibjecls MIS.S ELIZABETH CALDWELL A.B.. A.M. History s p tkr:l dunn B.S.. M.S. lli-allh anil Physicnl Edmiilion NM.SS ALICE B. HALL B.S., Ph.D. Spanish MIL (iEOKGE HARRIS. A.B. I.alioinloiy .l.t.sislani MISS EVELYN HOLLOMAN. A.B. Science MISS COLLEEN JOHNSON B.M.. M.M. Piano MRS. IVAN JONES. B.S.. M.S. Home Economics MRS. ROBERT JONES. A.B. Speech anil Draina ' ics MRS. ESTHER KREINER. B.S.M. Piano FACULTY ■P FACULTY ll!. I! VmoM) KliKiM:i! B.M.. M.M. ( i)ii-r ami Chnir Dircrtor MHS. M in CKANK HAM) L H.S.. A.M. Ml!. RICIIAKI) M0R(;AN A.I!., li.l).. Tli.M. Ilihl,- li;s. .IKANNF.TTE II. OLMSTED A.B.. A.M. if! mil! Ipiii ei-iation of Ait 1)1!. SANFORI) WINSTON A.B.. Ph.D. ' .• rlitiloiiY and Socioloi y MI!S. l l; SCIIWKRTMAN A.M.. A.M. Eniilisli MRS. l iiTll ll V. A.B.. M.S.. MISS .11 1,1 SKINNF.I! A.I!.. B.S. Lihiai inn II!S. CATIIKRINK MILI.KR A.B.. A.M. Orpan MISS ANN T SOK. A.B., A.M. l-rrnrh MRS. MARt .Sr A I- KOI! II U.S.. A.M. ( .oiunu ' t I iiil Suhji ' ris J d lB ' M Tj c J Et;%«( --- ' ' = ' B ' ' ' 3 ' ' X Sti DKNT HdSTF.SSES colij:(;e STAFF MRS. MITTIK l,i: l i;i(. I!. . ; H .Sf MISS LYI) R I ro l l)iir (ir MRS. KUWCKS l) l{|)EN Hostess MR. E. I?. (;OWF,R li lil It (ili ' limari MU . [ II WIRICk Superrisor oj Buililinfj.s MRS. MILDRKI) TIII(;PEN Hnslfss .■ iiDKXT Lmmejiws wu fcrkt sif,, - i]!. ' . Doris iol. o.n Secretary to the President MRS. F E Wll.l.l Wis Dielltidii i- ■ felte y ■ . 21 Senior Class Officers Betty Anne Graham Pre sulent Ju ANITA BoYETTE I ' ice-Presideiit Pkiscilla Hoy Secretary Sandra Keetek Treasurer Mr. Riciixitij Morgan Idvisor 22 iWWfo aWSit ' ilwwulW M W tt WWWWWWWI Class of 1961 [p. EVANGKI.INK Sl ' IFiOS Al.EXIOU Kai.f.ii;ii ' Th, ' tn Mil Frances Olene Allred Bl RCAW Rho l), ' lta Chi 23 Susan Ray Anderson P|IK( i:i,l. ILI.K. VlP!C;lM Rho Delta Chi: r.u iiiess SlalT i l.dTUS I: Spanish C.liili 1. 2: Pi ' iia- Tinics Slaff Ty|.i t 2: Hall Cliainiiaii 2: Hi)riie P.conoriiio (lliili 2. The Senior Lucy Siii;riii:iiii Aismisik mi N i II M.ii;. Vim.iM Sii iiKi I ' ll! k(ii iiii: SIimIcmI IIii Ii '  1 ; ,( ' Ccrcle Fianciiis i : Clerical Wciik l(ii- Social Dean 2: Cashier in l.iiiicli l. ' .inni 2. .V •Ik. ? e )) « 24 xst r ' is iK ' iiximwaiiiju cti m m tfKm n mm Class of 1961 V n Pr (g Syl ia Ann Asiiby inston-S m: i A ' ; Delta Chi I.KNA ' lCK BaTTI.F. W HITAKERS Rhu Delia Chi: Stiiilrnl (limricil 1: ■May Day I. y 25 (fe Mah(;() Va Beach Sii iiia PIti Kdjijui: l.uTI SlalT 1 ; Hall CuiiUnt Gill J: Lihrariaii I. 2: P.S.C.A. Cahinet: Piesiiyterian De- iKiiiiinational Chairman 2; Cliiistrnas I ' aj;rant 2; Rerieatioii Council 2. The Senior M i;v Jo IJkndku I ' m, I 111 k ILLI-; Siiiiiiii I ' hi KiiiijKi: Inteniatidiuil Rela- liiiii- ( liili I. 2; Ve.spiT l ' r(ii;iani Committee 1; V ice- Pre i ilriit of P.S.C.A. Caliinet 2; Outstanding .Sen- i(ii ' 2: Lilirai ian 2. 26 w Class of 1961 P. (S JriiiTH Lynn I )i,MM-; I lALKlCn Pi Theta Mii: Chairman 2: Le Lot: s Business Staff 2. Non-R Cercle Staff 2 evident Group Franrais 1.2: : Pi ' die Times Martha Ha n BLAi.nrK 1!ai.kic;ii Pi Theta Mii m VlAlllin KVTHKRINE l!l. MI ( (il.llSISdKd Sigma I ' ll! K(i i (i: Dianialcns 1 Ma l)a l ' i(ii;iani I. KiKHiA Anne IJlantun Shelby Siiiiiiii I ' lii kiijipir. Phi lliiiii kdjiiHi. I ' ri ' .sidi ' iit 1, 2; Editor of TiiK Liriis iy()l ; I ' pdcp Times SlafT, Fu-poilci 1 ; -• „ Chi 2: Si)uiiisli Chill 1 ■, All (!liili. I icf-l ' tesident 1; Draniatfi ' i I. ' 1: l ' l(• i(jl■lll ( (iiiiiiil 2: KcNidcni (ir(iii|i (iliaimiaii I: Intel national Kc- latioii (iliili I. 2: Student Hostes-. I: Assistant j.iliiaiiaii 2: OiiNlaiidiiii; Senior 2. rhe Senior 2!! ■■mi mets3t.mifsmmiiiiiimm ■manwiOTHMnwa Class of 1961 P. (S Hklen I ' aui.ink Boone SCCITIAMI NkcK Rhn rll,l Chi MakI.YN Ei,IZAI!K-1F1 I)0 I)|;N Si FKii.K. Viii(,i n Siiim i Phi Kappa: Le Ccrrle Francnis 1; P.S.C.A. Cahiiift. Methodist De- iKiniinatinnal (lliaiiriiaii 4. 29 JlAMTA LiuYETTE WlLSDN liliii Delia C.hi: Peine Times Skill ' , (idhminist 1: Staiulaiils Coriirnittee 2; (lliristnuis I ' ai;eaiit 2; Vice-} resident Senior Class 2. The Senior I Ida Vik(;im Bkowm Wki.iio.n SiiiiiKi I ' ll! Kit]i]i i 30 i:aw« ■WmaiMMBIfMMMMM Class of 1961 l ' JlN KllMlMlslIN IUfFAI.OE l{ T,KII.II ' Thru, Ml, Jl !|)Y SolTHERLANI) BuTLER FWETTKMLLE Siiiiiit, Phi kcpiii,: il dull. Serie- taiv J. Piesidenl 2: Home Ecciiiomics dull 1. Pipsiilcnt 2: S|)ani;-h Chili 1. ice-Pre.siilf ' nl 2; International Rela- tions dull ],2: Presidents Council 2. 31 TT II 1!I!IRT CaLIKII N I, l lUM ' .l Kl. Sii;l!lll I ' li Klljipo: Sluill ' lll ( Inllllcil. Hall K( ' |iic i-iitali c I: Ivcci calidii As- -cicialicin I. Picsulciil 2: I ' lu Thrla k(i] iii I. ' 1: ( )i iciilalioii ( ' (iniiiiittcr I ; Spanish (Hull I ; I ' .S.C.A.. Ticdsiiifi 1: Oiit.slaiuliiii; Sciiinr 2. Anm-; Kwk Cmjiiii n TllllM Vs II, I. K Sii:mii Phi Kapjiii: Hortii ' Flconi (Hull 1 . TiPdsurer 2. The Senior 32 ' JS«fN9 9ni ( wsn w Class of 1961 [p. (S BoNNiK Carol Chambers Winston-Salem Rho Delta Chi KaTHKKLNE KlLI (illLVES R Lici(;ii Phi Thetfi Mil: rii ' aMirci iil Noii- Residents 1 ; I ' i Tlifla Mii Committee Chairman 1: Alpha Pi Epsilon 1. 2; Vice-President of Student Government Association 2: F.S.CLA. Caliinet, So- cial Cliairman 2: I ' lesidents ' Council 2: Christmas Pageant 2; Outstanding Senior 2. 33 ' 11 Lucie Lhe C.ukws l!l :llM(lMl. VlU(.lM Si nia I ' lii K i i iii SUSW RllllDKS (j!() V Wilson Klu, Delta Chi: I ' icsiilcnl Sliidciil (idi ' crnmenl. Assiuiiitioii 2: Inteina- lioiial Relations Cliil) I. 2; Alliletic AssDciatioii. Secicldi ) I ; StiMlcnl fliiiiiiiil. Floor lit ' presentative I: l.iliraiian 2: Miss Peace 2. T The Senior 34 •C-jv()Ewi. :j 4iui% imm Class of ]961 Pr (g Margaret Frances Daino R LKICIl Pi Thria Mu: Alt Clul) 1. I ' ice-Presi- (lent 2: Home Eionomiis Cliili 2: Art Editor of The Lotus 2: Elections (loTiiniiltee ( ' liaiinuni 2. Marcia Jean DotiD Raleigh Pi Theta Mu 35 I Jg Mf ,li null Ann Ehvin lll■. DERso Sifiiiiii I ' lii Kappti: Le Cercle I ' laiiciiis I; (!hi isliiiiis Pageant 2; Stinlent H ,stfs 2. ll;(,IM K I!LK FlSHKIi MiDDLKTowN. Virginia H ,„ Delia Chi: Spanish Cliih 1. 2. iif ' -l ' rcslilcnt 1 ; Home Ecdiiiiiiiirs 2: Daiijililcis and Granddanglitcrs 1. Trciisiircr 2: I.n ' iTs Staff 1: I ' ciicr Tliiirs Slair 2. The Senior 36 anIUi Class of 1961 1 Pr (g IlKliKCKAll J() N Fli Nkl.I IxM.KlGFl Pi Thetu Mil. Tre.iMMfi 2: Noii Resi- dent Group Cliaii iiuiii 2: Student Government Association. Parliamen- tarian 2: Representative to Glamour Magazine ' s Ten Rest Dressed College Girls 1 : May Court. Maiil of Honor 2; Outstanding Senior 2. G iL W iiiHiN Gero Ca.nuor Sigma Phi Kappa: Home Economics Ckilj 2; May Dav I. - M Mi AAA«M M ftfcJ 8 Barbara Neil Gilliam (Jrkknvillk Si; ma I ' hi Kappti: Lp C.ercle h ' niiicdis 1 ; ' Dramatic Cliili I ; Drlla Chi 2: I ' .S.dA. Caliiiiet. liiiici Di ' iKiiiiiiui- lidiial (Chairman 2. The Senior Martha Stanton (Jlenn Gastoma Sigmn Phi Kappa. Secretary 2; Stu- dent Gt)veinnient Association. Secre- tary 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon. President 2; Presidents Council 2; Handliook (idriiniittee. Chairman 2. ' . i 38 Class of 1961 i .- ,. Pr (S ,ji mill Cn.ANE Godfrey Charlotte Rhi) l), ' li,i CI,,: Secretary (if jnnidr Clasj,; Home Eroiiomics Chi I) 1, 2; Standards Conmiittee, Chairniaii 1 : Secretary of Honor Court. May Coiiil. Senior Class Representative: Alpha Pi Epsilon 1. 2; Lotus StafT ] : ()iil laii l- inK Senior 2. Elizabeth Anne Graham Miwii Shores. Flo ' Rid Siiiiiia I ' hi Kappa: President ol ' Juiiim Class; President of Senior Class: Stu- dent Council 1. 2: Presidents ' Council 1, 2: Outreach Chairman for P.S.C.A. 2: International Relations Cluii. Vice- President 1. 2: French Chili 1: Mar- shal 2: F.lcctions Couunittec 2: ]la Queen. 39 Patricia E. Green K Lh;i(;n Rho Delta Chi MEIiKDITII HoBKKUEAr HvRRELL S(ll III I!(1 TC1 . VllK.IMA Sifiinii Pill Kn i(i The Senior 40 Class of 1961 IUrbara Jane Holden R LKi(;n Pi Theta Mii: Marshal 2: Noii-Rcsi- dfiit (iioup Chairman 2. I Beverly Sue Howe F)ELM()NT Sigma Phi Kappa: Choir 1,2; Elec- tions Committee 2; Presidents Council 2; Spanish Cliili 1, 2. President 2; Home Economies Ckil) 1 ; Delta Chi 2; Oiientation Connnittee 2: May Day Prouram I. 2. . 41 ■■■V  l ' [tis(:n,i.A Ann Hoy Kl TIIKRFORDTON Sijimii Phi Kappn: Home f lcoMoniics Chill ]. 2; Spaiiisli ( liili 2; Spcietiiiy III Senidi ' (]|;iss. The Senior I .V Jankt Hunt H(i :kv Moi NT Signiii Phi kdpixi: M.in(lli(iiik Corii- niittee 1 : Le Cenic Fniiitnis 1 : (:iiii t- mas PaKeaiit 2; AssisUuil l.ilirariari 2. 42 Class of 1961 J [ . (g Bunny Lee Jackson Ni: v Hi.:kn Rhit Delhi (.In: Honif Kcuiioniirs Chili 2: Diaiiiatiis (Jkili. Tifasurer 2. Sandha Mooke Keeter RllTHE:RFI)RI)TO Rlio Delia Chi. Serrct;iiv 2: Scicietv Representative to Atliletie Assot ' iation 1 : Choir 2: Treasurer of Senior Class: Chairman oi tlie Standards ( ' onmiittee 2; May Day 1, 2. - 43 T3f JackiI ' ; LonsF. Ki (:iii:i.()K ( ill vKi.iinr: RIki Delia ( ' .In: lloiiu- Ki(iiiciinii Cliili 1 ; President of Honor C.nurl 2: I ' lf i- de-iits CoiiiK-il 2; Sluileiit Council 2; Alphii Pi Epsilon 1. 2: Ex-Offiri,, ,,f Hoaril of Gioiip (lliainnan 2: Out- slaiRliiii; Senior 2. The Senior ' h Patsy Vii!(;im I.atta lliLi.MiDiai Rho Dfllii Chi: Hall Conlad (lirl 1 Home Eeononiies Chili 2. 44 Class of 1961 . (S Rkbecxa Ballard T.AWRENt:E Rai.kich - ' ; Thrld Mii: Business Staff of TnL Lotus 1. y Mmiimv Rebecca I.kxch Littleton Signiti I ' lii k(i}}ji i: lu ' sidcnl Gioiip Chairniaii I ; Lc I ' .crcle Franaiis 1 ; Iiiteinalional liolalit)iis Cliili 2; Atli- letic Associalioii I . 45 Maiiv Ki.i ,msi:tii Lewis (illLIISUdlid Siiiitiii I ' lii k(ii iHi: Diaiiiateejs 1 ; II, ill ' ■mil. 1(1 {;irl I: I.e Cercle Fnin(ni. I. ' 2. I ' lcsiilrnl 1: Resident Gidiip Citaiiriuiii 2: I ' lesidents ( (iiiii -il 2. The Senior Vin. I DdNNA Dae Matthews Pi Tilda Mil. I ' lcsidfiit 2: Business Maiiajier ol Tin; LiiTls 2; Serretary (if Day SUidenls I : Mav Court. Senior Class I e|iiesenta t i ve; Piesitlents ( ' oMMc-il. 46 w Class of 1961 ?r ts hiiv Kirk McAm.inter Wa KSB(1Kii. V ' ihgi.ma Rlw Delta Chi. President 2; Choir ]. 2; Le Cercle Francai.s ]; Athletic Association 1 : Photographic Editor of The Lotvs 2; Presidents Council 2. Sarah Alice McDi fiik CwiiOK Siiimii Phi Kappa: Standards Com- mittee 1: Papyrus Chd). President 1. 2; Le Cercle Francais 1.2: Presidents Council 1. 2: International Relations dull 2: Peace Times. Columnist 2; Resident Group Chairman 2. Presi- dent 2. 47 ■luiai fc ' Ann GmiNEs McNeill LMiKIMiLiK(; Sigmti Phi Kappn. Prrsident 2: Presi- deiit.s (loimcil. Secretnry 2; Le Cenlc Fiiiii iis 1. 2. Treasurer 2: Peace Time.s. Colimiiiist 2; Awards Cliair- rnaii (if Reoreatioii Assoriatioii 1 . Annk 1 ' ktty M(;( )ueen ' i;ttk n.LK lili(} Drilii Cli ' i: lldiiie Kiciiiniiiii (Ihili I. 2; LdTus Slaif. Ty| ist 2: Easter I ' a eaiil 1. 2; Christmas Fasfaiit 2. The Senior iv 48 Sjtfe!jJ !) r Class of 1961 [p. ts K v Spruill Melson Columbia Hlu, Delia Chi: Own 1: May Day 1: Student CoiiiK ' il 1 ; Fluor Represent- ative 1; Resident Group Chairman 2; P.S.C.A. Cabinet. Episcopalian De- nominational Chairman 2: Marshal 2. Mary Francis Merrin LvNCniiURG. ViKl.lMA Sitiitia I ' lii Kii ] ii 49 a  Nancy Ai. M(I ' -i;i.kv l,M Kl l!l li(. SiLimii Phi Kappii: Hall Ci)iita(l Girl 1 : May Day 1 ; Kesidejit Giou]) Chaii- iiiaii 2; Diaiiiateers. PresiJenl 2; Student IJIiraiiaii 2; SliMlfiit Hostess 2: Pie i(lfnl ( ' luincil 2. MaRGAHET F ' KNriiKSS ai i, WlI.MIMiTd.N Sigma Phi Kappa: Le C.picIp Frnncais 2: P.S.C.A. Caliinel. Moniiiii; W ' atcli (Jliainiian 2: Easter Pai;eant I: Diaiiiateeis ]. The Senior % x 50 [ ■ ' (■•-■ ■yVvi l -, . .;; ;, ' , ' ; ' ' ;; .,. wsm Class of 1961 Nx v Vli Pr (g JxcoiKLiNE Leigh Nolen FvRMVII.l.E Siiiiiiii Phi K(ij j (i: l ' .S.( A.. President 2: Pl■e: illellt!. CoiiiR-il 2; Student Council 2; Honor Court 2: Inter- national Relations Clui) 1. 2: Phi Thetri Rnpjifi. Secretary . Anne Gregory Ogblr.n Smithfield Sigma Phi Kappa: Le Cercle Franrais 1: Handbook Committee 2. 51 ; WSJ Sa.mjra Annk I ' ai.mkr 1! M.I.K.ll -■; Tliclii I : l!iisiiic SlalT nf ' rilK l.dTls 1. 2; l! ' i(leiil Gr(iii|i C.luiii- IlKllI 2. The Senior ' ' w y Jo An I ' Kfii ' i.Es Famctteviij.k Siu:nui Phi KiipiKi: I.e (jTclf Fiiiiudis 1. 52 „ l. ' -Ov:. { l £kK- .-. i Class of 1961 r (g Claka Kangeley Richmond. Virginia Sigiiiii Flii K ifiim: Clioii- I; Spaiiis Chill I ; (Jleiical Work Inr Socia Dean. Viroima Anne Sears Ivu.iir.H Pi Tlwtu Mu 53 mmmmi mm MAiiY Hki.en Stephens Willow Si ' Kinls Rho Drltii Chi: Spani.-li Cliil. 1. 2: llonu ' EroiiDiiiics Cliil) 2: Di aiiuili-ers 2: Lotus Staff 1. The Senior I. N. V Norma Cahole Slmmeklin Mt. Olive ■ 54 ;; ;.: i Class of 1961 Pr (g Mahv Elizabeth Tant lUl.KIGH I ' l riu ' la Mil Barbara Ei.i.en Trciltman (Idl.DSBORO Rho Delta Chi: Home Econoniics Chil) 1: May Day 1; P.S.C.A. Cal)inet. Secretary 2: Handbook Committee 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon. I ice-President 2. 55 --V BVV PB ' iivi.i.is (!arolk Wai.kki! l!(l BllKil Rl,„ Delta Chi Ckcki.ia ,[(UNNF, altkhs Um.kich ' ; Tlu ' 1,1 Ml, The Senior J) 56 .T¥ Class of 1961 P. (g Rebecca Ann W hiiic Wilson Rho Delta Chi AkSTON Nf.AL Wll.KKFiSON 1,1 MBKRTDN SigriKi Phi Kapim 57 ■ ■■s Elizabkth Williams MlLTCliN Sigma Phi Kappa: Le Cercle Fiancitis 1 : H;null)()()k Coiimtittee 2. Martha Rkbkccx Winmd.n It VLKir.ll ' ; Thrld Mil The Senior - • ' Ste.. J 58 -i-ji; .•:,=i,.-it.;££i;« ' S- -iiSitSqfA ' -Bii ' iiik ' aafc; •-.■ : Class of 1961 [?. (g Florence Patch Elizabeth W()RK L4N Halkm.ii Pi Thi ' td Mu. Si ' creldi) 2: Alpha I ' l Epsilon 1. 2, Secretary 2: Board of Non-Resident Group Chairman. Secre- tary 2; OricTitation (loriiniittee 2. Betty Anna Young Wake Forkst Pi Thetn Mu: Athletic Association Reproentative 2; Non-Resident Group Chairman. President 2: Orientation Connnittee 1 ; Peace Times. Reporter 1. a: 59 Junior Class Officers Namv Junes Prcsiilciu Cl l)V FiKiLE I icr-Prrsiilcii Marion Lwvkence Sfcreiary Betsy Leach Trrtisurcr Mi!s. Heii) l si f;EK Idrisar 60 - M vmiu Class of 1961 [?. (S .1 i; I, Vki!m: Anwis .IdX.ic Lami. m-: ALLK Azu.Ki-: Tki kI)i:i.i. k( iii:k l.rs ,1(1 i! iMii(iNG liciwii, l, N r M;K A N Wkslk ' i Hkkium.i ikii) Diane Blntim. lii.Mu CaROI.YN McNkILI. lldMl ()|.1M I.IWI. ' l IlllKWI ' .li KlTII ESTIIKH Hl«l VN ( .i:m-;va F ' ayk Bi ikai.(iic A. . WlNSTEAl) B[ I.I.I (K l)(i:!(i iin l.oi ISI-: (aikmin Jkisry I ' I iKKxiN Cm;!! l Md .IdSEPiiiM-; Clark Hi l Jean Clodfelter (Ji.dni Ji. N Cdi.i.iN.s Jeannette Mitchell Cox Elizabeth McAshan Cravvford Marian Sikes Creech Lee I ' yce Crodm MiLiiuEii .|e nmette Curtis l Mil I h v ( es Dew .liiinii M :Lea. I)ei.i.ii ge« 61 IPl EVKI.IN S liK Hknnv l 1l ' .l, HllLI.OWF.I.I, DdWDY Brkmja Sherwood DijNcan Chaklottk Virginia Easto l u J (.oBs Edwards l,i. i) Jane Edwards SliSA Grec.ory Elliott M iiroN l ' I ' liK k V uti Loth l!KL D Cakolw Ferkle Amy liKi!E(.(:A P ' iklds l ' RE D Si e Foi t in JosETTE Flitch .) l KL ' l 1,111 l K ( ' , M S 1,1. N.N ToUE ' KS (llltliON ' S Frances Lee (Jillmiette Rebecca Moss .illia i liEisi Jean (Goodwin Jo-icE Anne Goodwin Hehe(.(. Jolene (Jreene Mildred Elaine Grice Leila I lee( ker IImiiuson m rtiia g nelle if r(.ro l. Fl: N .I I( l.loh II Mil ' I.K F.LI.A JollNNIELLNK IhjK.I ' ETIl 62 The Junior iS -A 4 J A - . . Kx J VA ' T V Class of 1961 L 63 f) (S SA.M)m Rkiu;c ( a Hi;hmic} DoRiiTin K tiii,i;i:n Hhks Sar n [lii.i. T(IM n Aw II(II.I.I (,S MM{T1I VlKl,l [ l!H(kUKI,l. J u ]i TOKU l.K.K JkNNETTE Jii Stxnton Johnson Elizabktm Ellen Jones LiL [, l Li: Jones Nancy Marilyn Jones 1 1 t Anne Jones Norma Ja ' ine Jo- nek elizmietii ' h[m kva.ia Constance Marie Knight Ingriii Grace Khenhj; Urion Elizabeth EAnREN(.E Uetsy Ophelh Lka( h Catharine Stewart Lister Si s N Andrehs Littleeield Melba Earl Logan ( vHoL Jean Lyle;s Patsy Ann Lanch Florence Constance Matinos Carey Beryl Matthews w  i« HMNHl Ri 111 A l; IA ion DoROTin El. MM ' McCleli.AiN Virginia Elizakkth McCuhbin Saka Olivek McDonald IVI ii Jdi; M(.l i:i! Sandra Ellkn Mii.lek Reukcca .)m(.E Mii.i.h Jane T i.ou Mi i.uek Susan Fran j Okhinckr Marg ket Elaine 1 ' vukek Lynda I5ea Pearce Mary Elizaheth I ' eujce M H(.VRKI El.I Mll.l II I ' lEKCE SlSSN W Ml II K I ' lNldl N CyNIIIU An E I ' ddLE VlRGINU FaYE UeAVIS l)0NN (IaV I{iNG(.()LD .low Marie Kobbins EtT liEID liOliERTSON , Uii(. KEr Ellen I!ei.i. Sai nders IIele% Sti art Scoit Helen Anne Sey molk SvLLi Jeannei ' te Siiwki.k Lol ISE (IRKDI Slll ' .lKdN .. x The Junior ( r:- i .- -.. 64 3i i- a Class of 1961 Pr (§ Kmiikkink Stk« akt Shipman Am)hka (Jay Simmons Patsv Amn Sloan Si K Swain Smm.hvood MiKiwi Smith Ann Kagla.n Stamps HiRKiET Clay Stokes l. Mn n Stkk kland [l TTiK Royal Sutton 1 k(,akp:t Anne Thompson .|(n. I ' atton Walker Anne DkVane Wall S Rui King Wall ItoiioTiiv Diane Waller liuNc i:s l!i tii Walters lM!i.Mii:T Ann Weant l, t ' KA C THERLNE WhITE MvRTiiA Jeanette Widdifield M RY Loll WiLLETT JosEPiiLNE Williams Helen Marie Wilson Nancy Annette ' ' andell Nancy Lynn Zeicler 65 ma m , mmmm KfB Preparatory I ' Officers ( ' .[. DKTIK IJitowN Prcsidcnl Claidia lliKsT ue-Prcsidcnt Kathy TiKNEii Sfcrcldry Joanna Moose Trnismrr Mk.s. Nell Booth Id visor 66 I vym Class of 1961 Jl U C KKI-NOrdN AnD ' RKW Greensliorii Rho Delia Chi: Le Ceicle Francais 2: Su[ieilati e: Best Dressed: May Court: Pn-|i IV Re|ireseiitative. Ill Til Smiiii Bhitt l!aleif;li ' Thelti Mu: Le C.erclc Francais 2. .|ii N I.i;i(.ii l!i.(i(i i linanoke Hapids Rlui Delia C u: Le Cerele Francais 2: Choir 2. Ci.AiDKTTE Brown Miirgaiiliin Siiinia I ' lii Kappa: President id Prep IV Class: Student Council 2; Presi- dents Council 2: Home Economics Cluh 1. 2: Draniateers 2: Le Cerele Francais 1. 2: Superlative: Best All IJoUll.l. Caroi, Chatnf.i ff Raleigh ' ( ' Tliela Ma: Le Cerele Franiais 2: Hauuhters and (Granddaughters (!luh RFTT PlIll.l.ll ' S Eastwoch) Jacksom ille Si nia Fill kappa: Le Cerele Francais I. 2: Draniateers 1. 2. Vice-Pre ideiil 2: Delia Chi 2. LicY Tlnstai.i. EiNrii Thiniias ille lihd Delia Chi: Vice-President id l ' re]i III Class: Le Cerele Francais 2: Daughters and (Granddaughters Cluli I. 2. Vice-F ' resident 1. President 2. Sarah Grayson Fi.ktchkr Mobile. Alahama Sii:ina Fhi Kappa: Le Cerele Francais 1: Student Council. Floor l!e|)resent- ative 2. Sa.mira Christy (diiBs Engelhard Rho Delia Chi: Choir 1. 2: Le Cerele Francais: Superlative: Most Talented. Betty Lynn Gibf.rt States ille Rlin Delia Chi: Le Cerele Francais 1. 2: Home Economics Cluh 2: Hall Contact Girl 2. L M) IsVBFI. HkRHING Snou 11,11 Rho Delta Chi: Le Cerele Francais 2: Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed. Martha Jane Howe Belmont Sinniii I ' hi Kappa: Prcsidcnl cd Prep 111 Class: Student Council 1: Presi- dents ' Council I: Le Cerele Francais 1: Spanish Cluh 2: Handhook Com- mittee 2: Choir 2. 67 m n 9 m ■dtb n wmmt Cl.AI 111 n I. Ill HST I )ui liain Siama I ' lii Kappa: Drainateers 1: S«iPtar of Prep III Class: .,■ C ' rrlr Francois 1. 2; Vite-I ' iesidciil nf l ' rc|) IV Class. Ei.i .M ' .i:tfi (!ciiii ' i.k km i;s CiiK i ' liiali. Oliin li ii) Di-lla tin: ll..iiu- Ec. iiiis Cluh 2; Dramaleeis 2; Dauglili-rs and (Jranddaugliters Clulj 2: Delia Clii 2. The Preparatory IV MaKGARET RoHERTSON .jdHNSTONK (iastoiiia Siiiina Phi op;)n.- S|jaiiish Cluli I. 2; Art Cluh 1. 2: iTiternaticmal Krla- lidiis Club 2. Hall Contact (;irl 1; National Honor Societv. President 2: Sn|irrlative: Most Intclligont. I?i:ttv Pvik.ers M thews W ilniinglon .Si nia I ' lii kappa: Dramateers 1: Ma (iourt. Prep IV Rp|iresenlative: Superlative: Cutest. I ' .LIZMII.III liWE MaTHEWES Kannapolis v ' io Delia (hi : l.r (.i-nir I ' ranrais 2: .|(iA l(ii)si: I ' .rllllnnI A ' ir, Delia Chi: Dianiae,; ' . 2: ,. Cercle I ' laneais 2; Treasuici of l ' ii-| IV Class. .1 WE lll.LER (iolumliia. . outh Carolina Sii ina I ' ll! Kappa: Le Cenli ' Fran- eais 2: llonir peonoinio (.llul ' 2. % ! ViKci.MA Lee Orr lialeigli ' Theia l  : Spanish Clul, 1. Jlditii Aiiei.aiiii, I ' i iikmin South Boston. Virginia Sii:nin I ' lii Kappa: S[ anish Chdi 1: Dramateers 1: Pap) rus Cluli. Treas- urer 2: Feaee Jinn ' s Fx pist 2. CuioE Hammeit Pevr.son Raleigh Sifiina I ' hi Kappa: Ke C.enle Franrais F.EEiE Aw Pi la is Carthage Si!inia I ' hi Kappa: Ma (iourl. I ' li-p HI Re|)resentati e 1. Trea-iiM-i of Pr.-p HI Class. Resident Cioiip ( hairnian 2: P.S.C.A. Calnnel. Hap- list Croup Chairman. Choir. ]•: - .)ean L(ii ise It WIKV Puinlierloii Sii nia I ' ll I Kappa: Le (.eiile Fianeais 2. ' 68 ■n Class of 1961 Donna Eli i!i:t}i Kkad Oxf.ud R io Delta C.lii: l.r ( ' .ri:li- Fiiinciiis 2: Delia Clii 2. MMiiii k i Smith Rho Delia Chi: Spaiiisli Club 2: Home EiiiiKiiiiii ' (Mul) 2: Draiiia- teers 2. Hklkn I ' atkicu Thokpe Mipigaiiloii Sigma I ' lii ka ijia: Le Ceicle l- ' ranciiis 2: Draiiiali ' ers 2. ■-■ ) Jam;t Al,l. : Shau s||,.|.,„u Kliii Delia I. In: I.e Cenle Fiaiuais 1: Max Court. I ' i. ' |i III Class Repre- sentative. Fay Comh.s Si ' KN(:f.« ( oluiiiliia Sifiiaa Phi A(( i i( ; liilrnialiorial Re lalioiis Cluh 2. Katiikkim-: Awi: Ti knkr Hrlniorit A7;o Delia Chi: Le Cercle Fran iis I. 2: Draiiiateers 2; Secretar of Prep IV Clas.s: Sup.i hili r: M., | Attractive. RlXlNA WlNFRI-;!-; I!al.-if;li ' Thela lu: Spaiii li Cliil, 1. 2. MaKV ELIZAIiKril V IN.STEAl) Ro lM,ro liho Delia Chi: PapNrus Clul, 2. 69 •W W , :ii J mP, M J {5 !« . ym|), .i! JWI J(l« ;,,v -. 13 The Preparatory 111 OFFICERS Edith Siii;i iikri) Hie. ' iiili ' ill Florenck Scott ire-Prcsidt ' nl Jane Carico Secreldix Gail Codi ' ER Tredsiircr Irs. Mary Kwdau Adiisiir A NK Wilson liii.isdi.i ( ' niii. Ilnios I!(iiii, iia ii:k J VM ' IIa i;s Cakk.o riiANcKs (;mi. (JM)n:ii Ei,i i:i:rM Ki tii I)i;i.i.i (;i-h ■ .■i Mil 1.1, i;i,i i ' .iMi Din i Chiss of 1961 Diiiiis Si m: II Uii ER LoKKMlV Si K II VKISIS I)U .1 M: llniiKS C ROL N I)()IU1. S Hl ' SSKY l.l ll KiKN Cakolyn Lii.es M( Inms RdSALVN Ellen I ' m!kimi S M1K MiKIWI S( VHIMIUIIIGH Florence t)vERTON Siott P ' liiTu Sti vkt Shepherd 0 i L(iL isE T ' l 1.1 ii: IE. mmmmtmmm S tmm uH Our Organizations Display l li M_IJ B T ■ ■■ ' vJkV ■l ' - ' v ' f. . : lltt tin lUi in 1 f v. Our Spirit W P ' i jwmmmiiiWMmwwm Wmi Presidcn! Student Government Wr llir lii(li ' iil 1)1 IVace College ' and memlii ' is cil llir Stuili ' iil (ii) crniiifrit A snciatiiin pnipiisc this omstitulinn In |iruiiici|p tlic feeling of individual and grciup resp(insiliilit fm u|iliolding llie liigliesl standards iif ecillege life, to encnuiage each niendier to include in her own code of ethics the highest standards of honor and integritv. lo encourage full student co-operation ami pai ticipaliori in the arious phases of self- g(jverninent. and lo promote understanding and co-operation hetvveen students ami facult hased on mutual interests and ohjectives. The foregoing is the f ' reamhie of the Constitu- iM ' ii id the Stiidi ' iit tioMTMinenl Associati Mi ol ' I ' cacc ( ' ollege. llir Association i- a dcmociac within our school. It medi- ates hetween the Advisory Board and the students in all matters. Through student government we. the students, speak and pailiiipate more full in the activities surrounding us. The .Student Government Association is the organization which organizes the student life at Peace. It had charge of introducing the new girls to college life during Orienta- tion Week. In March the Student (iovernnient sponsored the Week-cnfl of the (iit-cn. including a conceit, a picnic, and a formal dance. riirough the iiian (dirnnittccs under the Student Govern- ment, cumc olhei Licti itics. The llandhook (ionnnittee prepares a new ludi nl handhcmk each ear with advised changes. Each girl receives a eop before her arrival at si hool in order to accjuaint herself with the rules and regulations of Peace. The Elections Committee has charge of all student elections. Other connnittees uhich have aided in developing well-romnled activities here at Peace are the Standards id Living Gonimilter ami the Social Connnittee. Student Coumil Claiu]-;tte Bkown. Ja(:k:ie Noli-:n, Jackik KiNcniii.OE. Dm ni: IIii:ks, Susan Ckow. I ' iv.ikv I ' kakck. Becky Franklin. Marty Gi.enn. Nancy Jones. Harriet Calikh n. Betty ' Vnne Graham. ■ K Y ClIKVES, 74 Association Eacli TluiiMla the stuilent IkkIv mcels in AssemhK. During tliis period an necessarx husiness is altencled to. such as the voting on a new resolution or the presentation of a peti- tion h a student. It is at these meetings that each student is encouraged to voice her opin- nn in slu lent government affairs. The Presidents ' Council, working under the Student Council, is composed ol the |)residenls of the xarious organizations and I ' lasses. Its j()h is to jjromote a ])r(.)gram of student acti ities sjionsored b each tlilferent organization. The Council is responsible for having each club post a bulletin board in the Recreation Room each month. Each Frida the Presiflents Council presents a chapel program of insjjirational. cultuial. social, or educational interest. Thri ugh ihr hard work of the .Student lio ernmenl and its jnanx branches. Peace College has experienced I during 1960-611 one if its most successful ears. Marty Gi.i; Secrelnr Bkcky FrtA Ki,i I ' lirliiiiiK ' nldiitin Kay Cheves ' ice-t ' ipsiilent Presidents ' Council Ann McNeill. Licv Finch. Sisw Crow. Nancy Jones. Eoith Shepherd, Vickie Battle. Don.na Matthews. Kav Cheves, Chairman: Harriet Calhoun. Jackie Nolen, Fr n Allred. Nancy Moselev. Beverly Howe. Lynda Strick- land. Sarah McDuefie. Mary Lewis. Betty Anne Gr h m. Hhoda Blanton. Jackie Kincheloe. Judy Butler. Claudette Brown. 75 r ■ -mi my siimMmmymmm ' imm ■m W! ' M Mmi S l! Ml ll |)l I- I- II ' CIkIII IIKIII l!i: I I ' l ' orxc (.lidii imm Branches of Resident Group Chairmen Tlic Residfiil (imuii Cliaiiniaii. lit-ltfr kiioHri as llie Hall Cliairmaii. helps In Irairi llip girls on lier hall in self-giivernriicnt. in cdnnnunitx li ing. and in working nut tln ' ir pidhlenis thniugh guidance rather than thniugh |)unish- inent. Each chairman has a WDrking knowledge of the Guides for Living ; she enforces them on her hall and keeps a record of each violation. The Hall Chairman serves on the I ' loaril of (Jrou]) Chairmen, which hears evidence concerning and takes action concerning an violation of the Guides for Liv- ing. She hecomes personallv acfjuainted with and interestefl in each girl in her (iroup, in order to he of greatest help to them. Non-Resident Group Chairmen The non-resident group chairmen preside over weekly meetings, which are held each Thursdav. The purpose of these meetings is to give the dav students an i ppiirtunit In uice ihcii ideas and opinions on an student goverimient proMcni. The group chairmen are resp4)nsihle for |)ronioting school spirit and unitv among their group meinhers. Thev hecome acquainted with all the members ami take an interest in each girl. These leaders trv to help their groups in an matters pertaining to school life, and they try to make each individual feel she is an imporlanl pail of I ' i ' aee. Recreation Council When the one great Sc(trer Goi ' s to virile against vdur name, lie u riles not that ou won or lost, lint how on pla cd the game. These words of Ltlgai tiuest could he useil most accuratcU to goal of the Recreation Council, because, throughout the year, promote a sportsmanlike interest in athletic competition. Heading Heerealion Association, the Council mendiers are the officers of lion, along with two members eli-cted fr(jrn each of the socictie; Besides sponsoring ihe intranuirals this Near, the Coum il h, bicycles to be used b the students, has awarded a tiDphv li winning the intramurals. and has awaidi-d a Idler lo each girl wh ihc required nundier of points. d scril c the it strues to up the Peace th ■ As socia- pun hased 1 ll- s jcietv . 1 as c arned II Aiiiiii; r Cm. not I ' ir.siilcil 76 the S. G. A. SVRAII M(. |)l FKii:. Nanlv MosELEv. Becky White. Linda Coppersmith. Mary Lewis, Ellie Ann Purvis. Leila Harbison, Susan mierson. Kay Melson. Jl III Blai.m:. I ' v |( II Work- MAN. Barbara H olden. Betty Young, Sandra Pal- MlvR. II kriet Calm oi . R ei d KoBERTsoN. Rags Stamps. Marco Beach. ■in V mi M ' 3 B ' iimyi r f :!!!m mt-- w ' ?ii ' ftSV ' « ;« ' :P ' a  Peace Student Christian Association As a ini ' MiliiT III llir I ' larr Sliiilrnl (Ihii tian Assmialiiiii. I uuuld eaine lK lii r In lie: Cliri llikc in spirit ami u dred . . . Seekiii}; fm llir lirs! in life llimugli Clirist . . . Filled «ilh Christian Ihm- . . . I et ' |jing in self in readiness fur Cliris- tian service . . . K ri jinnving in spirit that I niav radiantly re eal Christ in all nf iii irlalinnsliips. The P.S.C.A.. Ill ulii.li iMTV ,mrl is a ni.inli:!. pn. mules a religious alniosithere on eanipus. The (Cabinet consists of twelve girl.s. who are the chairmen and memhers of the various committees — Vespers. Morning Watch. Spiritual Ijife. Outreach. Puhlicily. and Social — and it is responsihle for directing the religious activities of the cai. The old students help tlic new girls hcconie familiar uith Peace through the |-)ig Sister Lilllc Sister Program, an acti it of the P.S.C.A. Another program is Religious Kmpliasis Week, u hicli i observed for the purpo.se of giving an op|iorluidt to join in discussions led h a guest minister on Christian a |iecl of life. The P.S.C.A. ( ' ahinet selcds a piojcct fm uhich the students, facult). and administration make con ' riliulions toward a set goal. This program is called the Vck of Sharing. Other leligious activi ' ies sponsored li llir P.,S.C.A. during the Near arc Vespers Ionic a weekl. I ' caiinl Week. Christmas and I- ' astcr Proaram-. Hall l ' ra ers. Morning Watch, and World l)a of PraM-r. The foregoing activities conlriliute to the Cliristian spirit of Peace College and serxe as ins]nration to Peace students. J t 1,11 i;li k , olk.n I ' resident W S. C. A. CabiiKt ,1 ( (.111.1. i i: , iii.i: . I ' lisiili-nl: Mxin Jn IIkmikh. I ' uc-I ' ifsulcnl : Pi ki;ah Tiidi rvi n. .Scrrc r v; IhiiiiiK ' r C l,ll(lli , Tieusuicr: K Y CllKVES. Social Cliaiirnaii: Makgahkt Naiul. Moinmi Ifalcli C.liainiian: Makgo Ijeach. Pieshyleiian Denominalion: Ellik Ann Purvis. Knplist Dcnominiilinn : Kay Mki.so.n. Episcopal Denomination: Marlyn Hovvdkn. Methodist Denomination : BuiBAlu (ilLLlwl. liilcii cnoiriinnlion : PvTSV LvNCH, I ' ultlicily Chairman: M.VRY Fram:KS Dkw. Day Stnilrnt Kepiesentatiie: HKTT m: (iiiAiiwi. Ouiiracli Chaiiinan: Margaret Ann Thompson. Spiiitiial Lijc Cliiiiiniiin. tilrisoi — Mr. H. L. MdrgYN. 78  «w.wa . Honor Court stuflent i placed on her lnuior not t i lie. not t«i ilieat. not to steal, to aliide li fa(ult regulation , ami to report lier own or another ' s iolatioii i f the Honor (!ode. She accepts this resjjonsihiiit h signing the Honor Pledge at the hegin- ning of each ear at Peace . s the main judicial hranch of .Student (io I ' rnnieiit at Peace College, the Honor Court tries all cases of iolation of the Honor Code, dealing quietK with each indi idual case and gi ing consideiation to the rights and per onalit of the stu- dent as well as to her offense. The standing nieniliers of the Honor Court are the President, the ,Secretar . the President pf the S.(;.A. and the President of the P.S.C.A. The teniporarx inendiers are one senior, two iuniors. and one preparatorx -tudent. Each of the teniporarx rnenibers is chosen from the Honor Roll of the preceding grading period and is approved In the standing members and the student under consideration. Throughout the year the Honor Court has striven to raise ihe moral and social standards of all Peace students. The Honor System, made possible b the student body, is a ital part of our coll ege life. The set-up of the Honor System makes each girl feel closer to Peace and helps her to deyelop a mature personalilx and a feeling of achievement during the ear. J ( KM-; KlN .lll.l,iil-, President Standing Members of the Honor Court Sl.s .n Cuciw. I ' resKlenI of S.G.A.: Jiiiith (ioDFRl-n . Secretary Honor Court: ,| M KIK ni.KN. I ' lrsidrul of I ' .S.C. . o Honor Court: .I i:MK Kl i llKt.oi:. I ' lesiitent of 79 m t m m iKfssfi saas s sas g g js g ts- - fSmWm mf-m L. Phi Thcta Kappa IvIIODA l!i. Nro Pifsitli ' iil M UTii (;i.i: I ' li ' siiifllt iM ai!(;ai(K ' I ' ,|(iii sr(]M-: Piesidt ' iit The National Junior College Scliolastic Honor Society was organized to promote a spirit of (le oti in to stufh a? well as to scholarK ideals, and to culti- vate fellowship among serious students. Mejnhers are chosen because of their exceptional leadership qualities and scholastic ahilit . To Ite eligihlc for mem- liership. a student must he of good moral character and possess recognize l rpialities of citizenship as judged h the facult) . At the time of election, she must be within the upper ten per cent of the regularly enrolled student body of the C(illege division. Eligibility is based on the average of all college work in the college division ]5re ions to election. The chapter at Peace is Gamma I ' hi. The colors of the societN are blue and gold and the torch is the symbol. Ttie oliicers are: President. Hhoda lilanton: Secretar . Jackie Nolen : Treasurci-. Harriet (Calhoun. The acKisors are Miss Frances Suler. Miss Amie T sor. and Miss Alice Hall. Alpha Pi Epsilon Alpha l i I ' psilon is the national secretarial honor socict . The chapter at I ' eace is known as the Tau Chapter and was inaugurated Januar 7. 1942. The main objective of Alpha Pi Epsilon is to professionalize the status of the college-trained secretary. Mend)ership in this societ is restricied to students of superior scholarship. personalitN. and character. A quill and scroll pin marks an Alpha Pi member. Officers of Alpha Pi Epsilon are: President. Martha (ilenn; Vice-I resident. Barbara Troutman : and Secretary-Treasurer. Patch Workman. The advisors are Mrs. Nell Wade Poiith and Mrs. Ilenr Stalford. National Honor Society The National Honor Socicl) recognizes mejnhers of the pre])aratory classes who have proved to be exceptional in scholarship. leadershi|). character, and service. The National Honor Societ was first organized at Peace in 194.S. The jjur- |iose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm f(Jr scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of America ' s secondary schools. Before being selected for miMnliership. a student nmst ha i ' a B ' average, and must be apjiroM ' d b the present members of the socielN. 1p the faculty, and by the presidents of the Student (Jovernment and thi Honor Court. Margie Johnstone is president and Miss Elizabeth Caldwell is sponsor of tlu ' Peace Cha|iter id the ational Honor Society. 80 Iliiiiin Bla ton Hakrik.t Calholn Ja(:(,11 KI.INK NdLEN K Y Ciir.vrs 1 I1TIIA (;i.K N Jl DITH rFl)[)KKKY .1 M mi: klN .llKLOE liMillUiA TkiH TMA.N ' T II (IRK I MtRGAKKT Johnstone 81 ■mms m: ' :mmis mmm?tm -mfmmvmm mm!. Ann McNeill . . Jenny Temple Marty Glenn Lynda Strickland . President I ice-President . Seereltirv Treasurer Sigma Phi kappa Strains of I m a Sig aiul I ' m |iioutl of it . . . were heard ringing all over Peace Campus tlirougliout the week of October 3. The Sigs were the first to have their rush week. Special favors from Sig members were found on the dinner tables, and letters urging all new students to Go Sig appeared in the niailb i cs. The highlight of the week was the Mardi Gras on Tluirsda night with the combo. The Embers. .just befoic (Hiristnias holida s. .Sig members entertained or- phans from the Methodist Orphanage at a lovely Christmas party held in the Recreation Room. Christmas games were played, after which a tableau of the Christmas Story was presented. Innnediately following the serving of refreshments. Santa Claus arrived and |)rcspnted each child with gifts. On February, 17. 1961. the Intcr-Soc icl Dance was held. The Sigs activeh participated in making this party a huge success In planning refreshments and hiring the condio. Throughout the 196(1-61 school year, the Sii:.ma Phi Kappa Society took pari in all school functions, and contributed greatlv to the spirit of Peace C.llege. Armistkau, lli.A(ji, Bi.MiLii. llnMi. llI.ANro . ]iovviib . C. lll ovv . . BiiuuN. Hi TLKK. H. C LHoi , k. Cmjioi . Cui TKiisMiTH. Elliot, Eastwood. Eiivin. Flktchkk. Ckiio. Gilliam. Glenn. (;iiaham. Harbison. Hariilll. B. Hrjwt. J. Howe. Hov, Hi nt. Hirst. Johnstone. Leach, Lewis. McDi efie. McNeill. Mathews. Merrin. Moselv. .Nadel, Nolkn. Ocbcrn, Patterson, Pimvis, Ranceley, Saunders, Stihckland, Si mmirlin, Tiiokim.. Went. Wilkerson. Willums. Feoi ' les. Poole. Cahoon. Marshall. Scott, Temple, Thomas, Wal- ler. Hoi.MNCsWOKTll, ill. KeLLV, PlMOlN. P RKEI1. ()RK1N(.1,1I. MlLWEE. MiLLER, LoHN, LiSTER, LeACH, LaWIIENCE, PeARSON, KREMER, Knii;ht. jwn.s, [ones, Bediiingkielii, Si tton, E. Jones, Bonh, Boiienh ameh, Bullock, Carico, Cakr, Cukk, Cooper, Crawford, Groom, Denny, Ii.ihui. I)i can, Hill, J. Enw mids, L, Edwards, Faircloth, Eraser, Fitch, (;l ss, S. H oiper. E. Huiper, Harrington, Herndon, Smmii. Crews, Hijssey. Shephkud, Seymour. Advisor. Mr, Nurney Bond, 82 Rho Delta Chi Peanuts ' featured as the main character at the Hhd Deha Chi Rush Partv on October 17. Both ohi ant) prospective nieni- hers of the societ will hmg: remember the night the danced to the music of The Embers Conii)o with members cif selected fraternities of State College. On October 27 rusbees pledged their allegiance to the Rbos. and this was followed by a beautiful candlelight installation. Later in October, the Rhos had a Halloween jiart with jirizes for the most original costumes. During the bleak. bluster da s of Februar . mendiers of the Rho Delta Chi Sticietx helped St. Valentine b making and carr - ing out plans for a alentine Party which was enjo ed b all. Also in februar). the Rhos did their share in helping to plan and participate in the annual Inter-Society Dance, a tremendous success where everyone enjoyed a memorable evening. Since its beginning as a literary society sixteen years ago. the Rho Delta Chi .Society has continued to grow and to contribute greatly to the social life at Peace College. The upholding of honor and loyalty to Peace has always been the main objective of the Rhos. and with this ideal in mind the have excelled in everv field of endeavor. KiRlv McALLISTliR Carole W.alker S- M)R.A Keeter Becky White . . President I ice-Pre.sident Secretary . Treasurer Allkkii. Anderson, Ashbv, B kkk, Battle. Bim ne. B ) ette. Chamiieus. CK tu. L) in( . E ston. Efi ' s, Fishek. Godekey. Jackson, Keetek. Kincheeoe. Latta. McAllister. McOi tt.N. Melson. . TErHENS. Troi tman. White. J. Dellincer. Gaskins, White. Finch, GiBBs. Gilbert. Shaw. Turner, Walker, Kern, Collins, E. Dellinger. Mathewes, .Simmons, McDonald, Scarboroigh, McInnis, Bloom, Stamps, Greene, W ll, Williams. Creech, Widdifield. Fountain, Croom, Robertson, Andrew, Moose, Krebs, Smith, Reavis. Hargro e, Stokes. Johnson. Thompson, ndkll. Read, Cox, Clodeelter , Blair, Miller. CJrice, Gilladette. Drlm. in- stead. Herring. Zieclfr. Mrl Fi!, Jones. Hedgpeth. Mills. ilson. Aitiisoi. Miss . nn Tysor. mBi ♦i-A ' j ■U t ' mm. A mmim 83 : Mmss!! SMmm!i :m! M!mmm -mm ' m mm w ' Pi Theta Mu Donna MArriii;u Brenda Ferree Patch Workman Becky Franklin . President I ive-President . Secretary . Treasurer The I ' i Kair ua llii ' liifjliliylil ul tlir I ' i llii ' la lu rush week. I liis was held im Octoher 2 and was especialK remembered for ils ((ittiin eand and pupcorn. Ph ' dge Day fur the Pis was Ocloher 27. and this was followed h initiati in for new nienihers on November 7. New Pis will long remember Rat Day and initiation, uhieh took place on November 1.5. Various costumes and signs identified those Luckv. Luckv Pis. For their Thanksgiving and Christmas prcjjects Pi girls pre- sented a needy famiK with special gifts. Much time and effort, on the part of the members of the Pi Societv. were put on the liiler-Sc ciel Dance, which was held in Februar). March and April found I ' i mendiers w prking hard to make monc for their annual beach trip, always a great success. The Pi Thcla Mu Society has long been noted and admired for ils objccti cs: lo promote friendship among its members, to support all school activities and projects, and to provide b ' llousbip and recreation for ils members. With the continued upholding of these ideals, the Pi Theta Mu Society has become one of the outstanding organizalions of P ' ace College. Frankiin l.Awr t ' if WoiiKMAN. Hoi.iii. . McCniiiiN. lli,M t. Pm.mkb. Hi kulok. Yocm;. Allnk.c. Ahmstiiom.. Waltkks. Winston. (Hnr-. I) ! rrHiHs inMs. Skmis. Ccinis. I ' .kkwkii. Jonks. Doimi. Vikhkii. Hilisom. WisKBtE. Chatnki ff, J loan, Elliott. Dcn- I AN Oiiii I ' Miiii-H Pi.MicK, LvLKs, McClklun. H ..iks. Daino. Shanklk. Sahth. RjNr, .oLn. LvNCH. M.ATiNos, Goodwin. Blalock. ];.un . JoiMU, RoEiiiiNs, Bkown. Allen. Hicks. H mikis. Din, C. XUTintws, Ffhukk. Sm ailwooo. P.kiick, illlttf.. l-itLDs. Mavton. I)k . lliiiTT. Ailrisor. Mrs. Mahv Staffokh. 84 Society Snaps And ihk bamj played u.n . . . 4f W «4 • ' I l.nui.l) H K DANCEO ALL NIGHT ' The pause that refreshes ■ I I I I ■ i:m:if(imsiiS!si mmm mmm m m ' m ' ' f mi ' f m:: _ Student Rii(ii) Ijlanton Donna Matthews . Ediliir Business Manaiier The Lotus is pulilislied for ihe purpuse of preserving the special moments that are so nuich a part of Peace College. Therefore, the people liehind the I k tr to make it a ri ' al presentation of the school. The Edilor-in-Chief has the most responsible joli. for hei work starts in the summer and ends only when the annual is distributed ajnong the students. A great deal of work goes into editing and compiling the annual. For example, more than one thouglit goes into the choice of the ihrme and the colors. Producing an annual is like a contest, because there are definite deadlines to meet. Each idea has to pass several tests in order to become a part of the annual. A layout of each page must be prepared months in advance in order that the dunnny may be sent to the printer and engraver in time for proofreading and for making an necessary changes in the material. Hours of concentrated work gn int i the making of the yearbook. Besides all of the planning. photogra])hing. writing, proofreading, and typing that must be done b the cflitorial and art staffs, the business manager arul her stalf must s|iend hours in the selling of advertisements, an im])ortant undertaking that recjuires students who are able lo meet the public in a pleasing way. The goal of the LoTi s staff has been to make the 1960-61 annnual the best e er. The e.xtent ti which we have reached iiui glial will be judged by you. the reader. LOTUS-1961 KiiiK McAllistefs. Gay Simvkins. Jkan Collins. Jo Wil- liams, Ll.NDA Ed« RI)S. Fka.NKIE DaLNO, JEA ETTE WlDDI- FiELD, Carolyn Bond. Brknda Fountain. Petty McQl ' een. Advisor, Mks. I Mn K ndall. Donna Matthews. Judi Blaine, Dottie Hicks, Nan Zeig- LER. .Susan Pinyoun. Sandra Palmer, Virginia McCubbin. Advisor, Miss Lvda Baucom. 86 mmm Publications Having an ear for news, an alertness, an open-minrledness. and a willingness to work are some of the basic require- ments for membership on a good newspaper staff. In order to make the Peace Time.s an effective paper, the staff tries to reach each individual student in some way. Therefore, there are many types of copy prepared for the fence Times with the intention of boosting every student s interest in the newspaper. On Monday afternoons, the Publications Room is the meeling place for the newspaper staff. In this Room the W(irk on the paper begins. The material for the next issue is assigned to the mem- bers of the staff, who must promptly begin to collect infor- mation for the stories assigned to them. Research requires a considerable amount of time and patience, because often a reporter has to see more than one person in order to get the information needed for a story. Promptness is essential, because the assignments have a deadline to !neet. since the make-up of the paper has to be completed in time to meet the printer s deadline. The newspaper staff not only has to write, edit, count, proofread, and t pe all articles for the newspaper, but it also has to compose suitable headlines for all of them. Whether it is a feature article, a gossip column, or a news item, the material should be of high qualitx : because the Peace Times is an important part of life at Peace College. Mkredith Harkkll . jMary F r. . cis Merkin . Editor Assistiiiil Editor PEACE TIMES-1961 Pace Editor.s . . . Carolyn Bond. Jerry Carr; Business Manager . . . Cindy Poole: Special Columns . . . Ann McNeill. JuANiTA BoYETTE. Sar ii McDuffie, Cindy Poole. Judy Patterson; Reporters . . . Ganelle Hargrove, . ' arah Wall. Rags Stamps. Sara McDonald. Clvy Stokes; Chief Typist . . . Jidy Patterson; Typists . . . Judi Blaine. Betsy Goodwin, Becky Sapp. Elizabeth Jones, Lou Sherron, Sandra Herndon, Virginia James. Sisvn Anderson; Advisor . . . Mrs. E. C. Schwertman. iwi. i AKini. Flohlnll Sluii. (jakolvn HissKV. Bt KUL HtiwK, PresnUiit; Jank Hiiwfc.. Blt L.kach. Mahion Faiucl(jth. Bktsi Cliiufkltkk, Caiiky MATTHfiws. Jt ' DY BiTLKK, I iie-l ' resiihnt : Fhan WALTtKs, Makcaiiict Ann Thompson. Virginia Cu . Becky Jo Greknk. Claha Rangkley. Hannx Bixumk. I!it y Xiimsthong. M i;th Kv Smith, Dm: Hik ' llkh. .SV Dlncan. Si ' san Aniikkson. Rkgina Winfhee. Bybe l nuii . M u(. inT .huiNsM.M,, i: n.)i.iN F.iiioir. K vGs Siwii ' s. Tr, .Stephens. Annette V M)Ell; Advisor. Miss .Alice H Spanish Club .Spanish Club is an organization comprised of .Spanisli students who are interested in increasing t (he Spanish speaking countries of the world, their customs, and their ways of Hfe. At their meetings the ha e a ariet of programs. Among these jilanned programs mam interesting skits are presented. Since Spanish is spoken during ihc inciling the memiiers impnue their ahilil to con speak the language. know ledg tures and ijirehend and Student Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais originated in I ' J.i ' l and was organized h enthusiastic I ' leiich students. The purpose of the cluh is to alfoiil inlciested French students an op|io] luiiil to pmniote a lietter understanding of France and the French people. French is used throughout the meetings, giving the students a chance to converse in the language. At the meetings ver interesting programs are presented through which the students learn much about t pical habits and customs of French life. M lt I.KWis. rn- .: M in Fli (l Miiikin. inf-l ' n nN ' rYsuK. 4flil fi ' WwUts ■«- «i Ssijiii fti Wt,v, . L?s-:i-«Wj?. ' ' J.i2ii3, l: ♦ ■;;,-.«t« W R Jo Bknder, Rhoda Blanto: , Carol Bond, Jldy Bitler. Betsy Csawfokd, Sisan Chow, Lyndell Uri m, Betty Ann Graham. I i r- Hresidi-ni : MiRCAKEi Johnstone. Nancy Jones, Secretary-Treasurer : Incrid Kremer. Becky Leach, Ginny McCt bbin. Sak McDonald. S4k h McDi MiE, J cKiE NoLEN, Si SAN l iNM iN, Marcaret Sainders, Bei:ky Jo Green, .Sisan Littlefield. C nthu I ' oiilk. F Si ' kni kii. R i.s Stwm ' s. President: Lynda Stri m.wd. Nan Zeicler; Advisor, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell. Intt-rnational Relations Club The purpose of I. R. C. tunitv to hear speaker- from contacts help develop a well- is to stimulate an interest in international affairs. I. K. C. gives each niemher the o|j|ior- other countries and thus learn much ahout their customs, culture, and go ermnent. These oundcd understanding of main couTitries in relation to our oun. Clubs Papyrus Club Creativeness and a desire to be an efficient writer are the two basic characteristics one should ha e to be a member of the Pap rus Club. The Pap rus Club is designed to promote an interest in writing among its members. The goal of the club is to produce material that merits publishing. Through written ex])ression of creative ideas and through olijecti e criticism each member comes closer to reaching that goal. ( ROL ' l N Bond. Helen Boone, Jerry Carr. Mmo Jo Cl rk. S r h McDin-iE. i resideiit: Ingrid Kremek. i Frames Mekrin. ire- r, ■ ' !,!, -nt llDA I MTFR- oN Tffns irrr: t ' l lt t ' oOLK, Serrelnrx l; n LL, Adilstn. Mk-. F- C . ' f H ERI 1 n. KHOin Hi MuN. M in .In (!i. itK. lli;rT Kx rwnon, I irf-l resident : Linda Edw ulis, iinKNiiA KlM 1Al . Ann Fhaseh, Bunny Jackson. Seireiiirt-Trriisiirrr: Cmhil McKms. N n(1 Miisii.Ki. I ' rrsuleni : CiNDv P(i(iLE, Be li:l K(]Bj,imsc . Kai Shipman, Helen Stephens; Ad- visor. Mils, Hdiuiir .)(pM.s. Dramateers A lo e fcir drama anil a dcsiii ' lu ailiitne tin- main lieiicfils whiili stagi-iraft uffprs are tin- alliluilc and goal of eatli Drainateer at Peace. The Dramateers have as their purpose a desire to instill in each of their memhers a perpetual interest in drama and the theatre. Through the club ' s activities the members learn to appreciate the work involved in and enjoy the fun deri ed from the world of dramatic entertainment. Student Art Club Variet mav  ell he the spice of life, l.ul it is also tin ' guiding principle of the Art Club. Main girls find in this club an outlet for llicir creativenrss and originalil . and the only requirement for membership is enthusiasm. One of the many services to the school that this cluli performs is the preparation of attractive bulletin lioards by the members. What could be more exhilarating than to walk down the hall and discover that you have a prospective Van Gogh rooming right across the hall or ni ' xl door! Cakoi. BoiiEMnMiK , Hisinnan: .liii BcTLEii. ' resilient: FiiANKiE Daino, Vire-l ' residenl: EuzAiiETH Dellincer, Treasurer: CHAni.OTTE Dky. Maroaket Joii -tom. I1i, h:i,i Hohertson. Mmic.miet Sm nders. Secretary: EiiiTH . ' Shepherd; Advisor. Mrs. Jeannette Olaistem). fLAk First Soprano — Fran Allked. resident: Bonnie Archer, Joan Bloom. Betsy (Jlodfelteu, .Samiiia Denny, Linda Kern, Librarian: Rim Ann M yton, Jane Milwee. Kay Shipman. Fran Walters. Second Sopmno— Anne Fraser. Sanuka Gibbs. Fran Gilladette. Reiki Jo (iKiKNE. Connie Knight. Ellie Ann Pi rvis, Pat Walker, Secretar} : Jn Williams. Alto — Patricia Grefn. Robe Custodian: Joy Johnson. S M)n Keeter. Kirk McAllister. Linda Pearce. Pat Sloan, Loi Willh. Accompanist — Helen Ann Seymore. Director — Mr. Raymond Kkeiner. Ch Blending their voices tof of entertainment to the collei oir ether in beautiful harmony, the members :e. to Raleigh civic organization , and to of the Peace College Cho ither citizens. [ia e giveti main Imurs Clubs Delta Chi If ou have noticed an abundance of tights and tap shoes wandering up and down the hall this ear. or have wondered at the exotic strains of music Moating frcim the g ni. the explanation lies in the fad that there is a new club at Peace College — the DELTA CHI. Ccjniposed of girls who have had at least one vear of dance training, this club has taken a very active part in the affairs of the school, presenting a D?ceml)er recital that bore all of the earmarks of a professional performance, and taking charge of this year ' s May Day festivities. Rnoiii BuMON. Carohn Bo d. Ji 4 ih Bo ktte. Jkrry Carr. BtTiv Ckahtoki), Betti EiSTwcioD. J KiE Edwards, . nn Fraseb. Jackie (.iSKiNs. Secretary: Baiibaba (in.LUM. ToM n A n Holli csworth. Be erlv Howe. Beth Kbebs. M ry Frances Mebbln. Lvnda Pearce. Fme Rewes, LiMu SiRiiKHMi. I ' resiil int I Frw u.tebs. Becky ' Whiti . Aihisur. M ' ss P tbiiu I i . Piiisi.iLLA Hii . KKA iKifc Dainu. Bettv Lynn GiLBEKT. Kavk Calhiii n. Treasurer: K Shii ' man, Ji ' Dy Hitler, Hresident: Br Nv Jackson, Helkn .Stephens. Jeanme Cox. Nokma Car ile Simmerlin, Vire-President: .Nan(.y .Io.nes. (;ee Gee Fisher, Si san .Anderson. Lynda Strick- land. Srirt ' tar): P TSY Latt . G h. Gn{n. 1iln i r. Mlis. h n .Iones. Home Economics Club Tlip Home Economics Cluli Tilt incinl)prs learn more about ing. aiifl social service. At r ei ' home economics. In addition to year. is (iprn for ineiiiliershi|i t intrjior dt ' idrating. st ling meeting the girls enjo) interesting sponsoring a fashion show, the clul: all students who are especially interested in home economics. modeling, vocational possiliilities in home economics, groom- nd inforinati e programs on the different phases of sponsors various other club projects throughout the DaughttL-rs and Granddaughters Club The Daughters and (Iranddaughteis ( lub i romposi ' d of students whose molliei or grandmother attended Peace. The club sponsors several projects during the ear iinolving the alumnae and featuring .■school lo all . Highlighting their (irojects this ear were the decorations the put up at (Ihrislmas time. I 1 (Y FlM-H. President: .Sis N Grow. Kai.s Siwil-s. . i .xnnk Hmm ' KH. G i!ni (JivlNEiFF. (iEK GlE Fisher. Seiretar -Treustirer: Jakie Edwards. Boebie Harrell, Charlotte Dry. Byre I ovvdy. I iie-l ' re iderit : Gxhoean Hi se-i Marion Lawrence. IJetsa Lk (H. Margaret Thompson, Advisor. Mrs, Mii-nRin Timcpen. ii Lu i-: Thum; Ukpiians •II I ) w ( , . Snapshots Artist at Work 93 Our Features Show We Are J, Mj K!in! n «na3R «  :«a«M 1 Outstanding r Miss Peace SUSAN RHODES CROW iwMBWPw n wwgae«wwwaaweMB. ' - . ' sf , ' May Queen ELIZABETH ANNE GRAHAM ■■,• ;. I w- r L. Outstanding Kay Ciieves Judith Godfrey Rebekah Fkanklin Jackie Kincheloe Seni ors Maky Jo Bender Jacqueline Nolen Harriet Calhoun Rhoda Blanton p ii  « r. rcjivr vr r 1961 May Court HI hii ' l I ' t flnnnr l!K(k K|! M.IN; Srninr Hrf,n- iii!ii!in-s JIIHIH .ulil lil.1 . I )( t M lllllA s. Jnmnr RipffstDlnln r III. (linnM, Susan Pi.n oIn: l ninirult r It Hr}}n-svtiliiln fs Jllil m)HKVV. litrTV MvirHhUs. I ' ripanilnr Ul Hil rest ' nlnlivi ' S — Sl WNK H VKl ' KU, FixjFiKNCF. Scorr I lir iniiiilli (il .Vla {;iM a x ' lliiif; 111 Im a (|uci-ii and lici c uurl. In Ma llic licauh nf iialuri ' is al its peak: ihercfiire. the Men Oueen anil lirr Cmirl must Ik- rarefulU si ' lecloil hrautics. TliP liivei queen — hIhi also lepresenled I ' earc al the Azalea Feslival — anil llie allenilaiils who reif;ne(l willi her were eliosen lierause of their coineU faces anil fifjuii ' s. Ill riiin|iare these Miunj; lailies uilh the llowers of Mas is the most eloquent A to (lesrrihe ihein. 100 Marshals ' BtTT AnNK (;ii H l. lt! .rMA M(:( ' l illilN. JmKII I-VsKIN . nli M (Vliull 1 t ll III ;N. K Hi!Mi llol.in N. K ll.l u . Each society and clas? select a marshal every year. These hiveh girls usher at gratliiatioii. vespers, am! at anv iptlier function where they are needed. lUl Prep IV Superlatives .ma J ' V ClaI UKTTL. L!H(J VN Be St- All- Around Kathy Turner Most Attractive smasiSXKXt M«K rti iMrt v ocat««fo wowiooncv fw«wii ' w™B wcBv ' aiw 1,VM)A HEFiRIN(; .i hist Lif.fly to Siiccefd Margaret John -tune Most Intellectual Betty Mathews Cutest Sandra Gibbs Most Talented Judy Andrew Best Dressed 103 I PASS • ' 5 Ni(:kki . AN ' idM (.KJKT ' l (JN IKUN 1 C.A, lrL. Nill ' I ' ll 1 I KKIi SENIOR Ia ). EuZAliKTH C()1 ' I ' KI1 IH H ViKGiMA Dean Tkmple DoHdTHi Darnkll Thomas JUNIOR RiTH BiKiNs Glass M i!v A . Marshall Deuorah Frances Persy Carey Oliver Rogers Rebecca Lee Sapp Lugene Norma Smith Peggy Lynn Groom Nen Ballard Dincan VA Gxskll.L ll liRI GTON PREP IV CvRoL ' iN KlLIOTT Ann F hrisii Leonaiid Beverly Gun lioiiiviMsoN PREP III Charlotte )r Help! ' K NORMA JA NE JO .NER 1942- 196U Possessor oi the true Iieaulv wliicli comes from within; ( )uaint eiiaiiii oi a jiaideii filled with graceful flowers; Laughing ways that quicken witt response: Merry as a little elf finding the secret of ha| |)iness witliin her own light heart; Selfless love ol (|iiicl unohli usive giving: Whether she was just walking over the campus or attending a meeting her mere presence and faithfulnos lirighlened the day and ukkIc the occasion special. Hers was a life filled to overflowing with rich enthusiasms, deep spiritual values, and tempering it all was a spirit of youth which keeps her our own delightfid Jayne. 105 With (jratitude and Appreciation MISS FRANCES SUTER For eiglit ye;iis slic lui M ' i e(l lailliliilU as academic dean and rcgistiar. She is tlie unsung heroine oi this conuiuinity working in (|uiet efficiency and devotion. Her hel])- ing hand in counseling in studejil afiairs liave won hci a ]ilace in the lieart of every rVa.v girl. Life is measured not hr its diiratiori hut by its donation. — Petf:r Marshall 106 Hudson-Belk CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1961 PARKING LOT FOR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS E. DAVIE STREET ONE BLOCK FROM STORE 46 Years of Service to RALEIGH AND EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA •,. V BROGDEN PRODUCE COMPANY. INC. n HOLESALE Fresh Fruits and Produce RALEIGH Serving Peace for over Fifty-five years MITCHELL ' S HAIR STYLING PHONE TE 4-i;221 CAMERON VILLAGE Coinpliinenls of FAYETTEVILLE STREET CAMERON VILLAGE Raleigh, N. C. FLOWERS! CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES GRADUATION BOUQUETS DECORATIONS PHONES TE 2-8347 TE 2-0795 J. J. FALLON CO., INC. It e Grow the Fliiwers U e Sell BOOK VILLAGE STATIONERY, INC. CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH, N, C. TE 4-6234 RALEIGH OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. COMPLETE OFFICE FURNITURE SUPPLIES Gattis ' Hayes-Barton Pharmacy 2000 FAIRVIEW ROAD Raleigh, North Carolina ««« rot FINC FAmONl CALIICH HOUn CAHCIIHA Best If islies from HOTEL SIR WALTER 100 ' AIR CONDITIONED RALEIGH ' S VERY FINEST -A MEYER HOTEL Arlliur E. Huclflenhageii V.F. -(General Manager Congratulations Class of ' 61 XjS W 2 i i d Roleigh, N. C. Registered Pharmacist Goldsboro, N. C. Cameron Village on duty at All times For Your Prescription Needs Sunrise Shopping Center COSMETICS TOBACCOS LUNCHEONETTE MAGAZINES ComplimcnI.s of CAPITAL ICE AND COAL COMPANY, INC. 600 WEST HARGETT STREET Phone TE 2-5589 ICE COAL ESSO FUEL OIL PEPSI-COLA the light refreshment Compliinenls CROSS POULTRY CO. TE 2-7751 TE 2-8434 TE 2-28013 business VA iJ-9500 Residence HAMILTON ' S ANTIQUES liill and I ' red llamillon 5619 HilUl...!-.. Kd. Raleigh. N. C. TE 3-4592 Complimeuls of BROWN-WYNNE FUNERAL HOME Compliments of THE COLLEGE INN Compliments of THE CONTINENTAL BAKING GO. PERSON ST. 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Buy At Land ' s and Save lutle ' u ' h ' s Lcdiliuii C.rcilit Jcirclfrs I ' lloNK TK 2-.!7:.l FAYETTEVILLE ST. AT HARGETT ST. Jnn a i« W« « j t«iS- ri n TO a. v ' ;u - ■ :„ CAMERON VILLAGE DOWNTOWN RALEIGH Coiiiiratuhttiims from ] ( The Showplace of the Carolinas VILLAGE PHARMACY AND RED WOLF RESTAURANT CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH, N. C. The Finest and Most DRUGS — PRESCRIPTIONS Complete Deportmenf Cosmetic in Raleigh SUNDRIES GIFT WARE Established 1«81 LEADING JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS JAMES H. ANDERSON CO., INC. FLOOR MAINTENANCE MATERIALS and SANITARY SUPPLIES Phone TE 3-2750 - TE 4-3861 P. 0. Box 342 418 W. Peace Street Raleigh, North Carolina PERSON STREET PHARMACY AND PERSON STREET VARIETY STORE ON PERSON STREET Serving Peace College for 30 Years -■yv — 1- ' ?- OAK CITY LAUNDRY ODORLESS DRY CLEANING HATS CLEANED AND RUGS SHAMPOOED 436 S. Salisbury St Phone TEmple 2-4478 Raleigh, N C ( ' .(iinjihntfnis af THE GRAPHIC PRESS, INC. PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS Raleigh, N. C. Tel. 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Raleiiih ' s Smarlesi Shop DOWNTOW.N AND CAMERON VILLAGE SERVING FINE North Carolina Communities SINCE 1898 WITH COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IRST- CITIZE S bank: TRUST COMIW .;, The Total Electric Medaflion Homa- If licrr KIrclririly doi ' S Kverydiin ' . Whether you plon to buy, build or remodel, look to The Medallion as your new hallmark of excellence in modern living. Your CP L representative can give you full details. CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY PENNEY ' S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY In Raleigh ' s Cameron Village U HERE I ' iKkING AND SIIOI ' I ' INC IS I fLEASl RE CAMPBELL HONEYCUTT MOTORS, INC. Tlw L. RK h Stiuh ' hakrr MERCEDES-BENZ Still ' s mill Si-rviri ' 16-128 E. Morgan St. Roleigh li j ' ilf-tfcinliMI . I l it I K t i l I W I lllW — l iU V dM t J«4MIu lt    Kv. FASHIONS Insurance Building Raleigh, N. C. Compliments of Storr Sales VISIT OUR NEW OFFICE EQUIPMENT SHOW ROOM STORR SALES COMPANY Earl Johnson Harry Moore Earl B. E. Dennis Bill Ward Johnson, Jr. MOORE JOHNSON CO. FOR 37 YEARS RALEIGH ' S LEADING INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE — SURETY BONDS Insurance Building Raleigh, North Carolina TTcic fte GOLF AND TENNIS EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS Cameron Village TE 2-4121 ROY ' S DRIVE IN ON HILLSBORO ST. JOHN ASKEW Paints Painters ' Supplies PAINTING AND INTERIOR DECORATING Dial TEmple 2-6824 110 Glenwood Avenue We sini-eirl a[)|iifciale your idiiliiliiitiims to mil ' M ' ai ' liiMik. Iiii williniit (Mir liflp llii liddk Wdiilil mil lie |Hi ililc. (iiir patninaiie pidves llial llic |]|isiiir siiieM iil this area arc iiiterestrd in I ' cact ' ( ' .(illt-m ' . Aiiain v saN Tliaiiks! -V .;■■■■ ... .v. .r;- . ' Tnpp-. :-. -■■-•■■ - L_ 796 SPONSORS T. H. Briggs Sons, Inc. Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Mitchell Printing Co. The Britt Company Professional Phai niacy Jeffries Jewelry, P. 0. Box 347 Town Conntry Tire Service Byrum Opticians Abbott-Pierce Service Station Swain ' s Chicken House Johnson Jewelers Wake Realty Company Craft Hobbies Virginia Crabtree Poole ' s Pie Shop Swnith s Studia Otiicial Photographers for tho 1961 Laius • • • Portraits, Glossy Prints, and Application Pictures 3tay Be Ordered frown Your School Nefj€t titles • • • We Have a Complete Line of Different Sizes and Styles of Frames • • • 14 East Hargett Street Raleiuh. N. C. Designers and engravers of the SoLith ' s finest school publications LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA mrftffti This test y s yeaibooks . . . are produced at Edwards . Rroughton. Since 1902 we liave had quality as our first concern ' in tiie production of letterpress and lithographed annuals. . Our new large plant and our recently acquired equipment enaiiles us to do an even better joh without losing .our personal touch. You can he truly proud of your aiuiual ... if it was produced by Edwards Broughton. We ininle your inquiries m EDWARDS BROUGHTON COMPANY Printers, lithographers, engravers 1821 N. Boulevard, Raleigh, North Carolina Student Directory c. , N. C. N. C. E aii{;fliiip SpiiHs Ali- iiiu. llJKl Siin i-I Di.. I!;ileit;li. N. C. Frames Olene Allied. Burgaw. N. C. Susan Ray Anfleisun. Purcellville. Va. Luev Shepherd Arinistead. NalhaMe. Va. S lvia Ann Ashl) :-!6(lli R,,l,in Hn,,d Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Lena Vick Battle. Merr Oaks Farm. hitakers. N. C. Margd Van Bea.h. I lll.i Lake View Rd.. Fairmont. N. C. Marv Jc, Bender. I ' uiloeksville. N. C. Judith L nn Blaim ' . I ' J.il Bernard St.. Raleigh. N. C. Llrtha llanna Blah.ek. . .S()4 Churehill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. .Martha Katherine Bland .SI2 N. Auduliiin Ave.. Goldshura. N. C. Rh.Mla Anne Blanlun. 2L ' i Cold St.. Shelby. N. C. Helen I ' auline Boone. Seotland Neek. N. C. Marhri Llizalieth Bouden. l ' .ir Brewer Ave.. Sullolk. Va. Juaidta BoNctle. Raleigh llw .. Rt. I. Wilson. N. C. Ida Virginia Brown. 6(11) Washington Ave.. Weldon. N. C. Edna Ednmndson Butlaloe 16(11 Beaver Dam Dr.. Rali-igli. N. C. Judy .Southerland Butler Route 7. Box .31!;-A. Fa ette ille. N. Ann Kave Calhoun. Box 4LS. Forest Dr.. Thomasvill Harriet MeRee Calhoun. Rt. L Box 2.S2. Laurinhurf Bonnie Carol Chambers :V«6 Talcolt Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Katherine Ellis Cheves. .Sll Adams St.. Raleigh. N. C. Linda Elizabeth Cop|)ersinith 11( 9 Riverside Ave.. Elizabe h Cit . N. C. Lueie Lee Crews. .S09 St. Christoplier s Rd.. |{ielimon l. Va. Susan Rhodes Crow. ' M) ' ) Sunset Dr.. Wilson. N. C. Margaret Franees Daino. T. ' O N. Blount St.. Raleigh. N. C. Mareia Jean D,.dd. 261 1 Churchill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Judith Ann Ervin. XVi Dabne Dr.. Henderson. N. C. Virginia Earle Fisher. Middletown. Va. Rebekah Joan Franklin. KKI.i Mehois Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. (;ail Whilon Gero. Box :?25. Candor. . C. Barbara .Neil (iilliam. 10(1 Library St.. Greenville. N. C. Martha Stanton (denn. . !l ' ) S. Oakland St.. Gaslonia. N. C. Judith Crane Godfrey. I ' JI!; Shoreliam Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Elizal elh Anne (Jraham 966(1 N. E. .1th Ave. Rd.. Miami Shores. Fla. Patricia E. Green. : 700 Ridge Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Meredith R..berdeau llanell 1220 Main St.. South Boson. Va. Barbara Jane Holden. 1912 Smallwood Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Beverly Sue Howe, lo Circle Dr.. Behnonl. N. C. Priscilla Ann Hoy. 216 W. 6lb St.. l!ulherf..rdlon. N. C. Janet Medeleine Hunt KUO Lafaselte Ave.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Bmiin Li-e Jackson. 1607 (,)uei ' n Anne Lane, New Bern. N. C. Sandra Moore Keeter. 222 W. 6th St.. Rutherbirdton. N. C. Jackie Louise Kincheloe. :U2 Longbow Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Palsy Virginia Latta. Rt. I. Ilillsboro. N. C. Rebecca Ballard Lawrence .i24 N. Wilmington St.. Raleigh. N. C. Martha Rebecca Leach. Littleton. N. C. Marv Elizabeth l,ewis. Rt. :-!. Box 4:U. Goldsboro. N. C. Mary Kirk McAllister. 640 Maple Ave.. WaMiesboro. Va. Sarah Alice McDullie. Candor. N. C. Ann (vroves McNeill. 402 W. Church St.. Laurinburg. N. C. Anne Petty McQueen. 10. ' Lammi St.. Fa etteville. N. (7 Donna Dae Matthews. 2809 Fowler Ave.. Raleigh. N. C. Kav Spruill Melson. Box I2.S. Columbia. N. C. Mary Francis Merrin. . ' 22 Siimpter St.. Lymhluirg. Va. Nancy Al Moseley. Box . ' 541. Laurinliurg. N. C. Margaret Fentress Nadal 2:54 Forest Hills Dr.. Wilmington. N. C. Jac(_|ueiine Leigh olan Mn N. Contentnea St.. Farmville. N. C. Anne (Jregory Ogburn. Rt. 1. Smitlifield. N. C. Sandra Anne Palmer. 607 Holden St.. Raleigh, N. C. Flora Joan Peoples. 217 Brainard Ave.. Favetteville. N. C. Clara Belle Rangeley. 7.314 Three Chopt Rd.. Richmond. Va. Virginia Anne Sears. 2111 Fairview ' Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Mar Helen Stephens. Willow Springs. N. C. Norma Carole Summi-rlin. 607 W. James St., Mt. Olive. N. C. Mary Elizabeth Tant. 70. ' i W. Aycock St.. Raleigh. N. C. Virginia Dean Temj le. Lake View , S. C. Dorothx Darnell 11 lomas. Z]n Dune St.. Raleigh. N. C. Barbara Ellen J ' routman. IIOI; E. Hollv St.. Goldsboro. N. C. Phyllis Carole Walker. Barnette Ave.. Roxboro. N. C. Cecelia Joanne Walters. :VIib Six Forks Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Rebecca Ann While. .306 S. Deans St.. Wilson. N. C. Ar.ston Neal Wilkerson. 1!1().3 Shaw Ave.. Lmnberlon. N. C. Gertrude Elizabeth Williams, Milton. N. C. Martha Rebecca Winston. 62.3 W Iburii Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Florence Patch Workman. 21.S E. Peace St.. Raleigh, N. C, Bettv Anna Young, Rt. 3, Waki ' Forest, N. C. Jane LaVerne Adams, 2906 Poole Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Joyce Lavonne Allen. 340 Summit Ave.. Raleigh. N. C. Azalec Truedell Archer 209 Lord Berkelev Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Betsy Jo Armslrong. .U16 Ilil lsboro Rd.. Raleigh, N. C. Bonnie Lvnn Baker. 132.T Eastern Ave.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Anna Weslev Beddingfield 262 Hempstead Place. Charlotte. N. C. Diane Bunting Blair. Box 616. Roxboro, N. C. Carolvn McNeill Bond. 204 W. 24th St.. Lumberton, N. C, Olivia Linne Brewer. 47.i.S Edwards Mill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Ruth Esther ' Brown, 60il Polk St.. Raleigh, N. C. Geneva Fave Buffaloe. o20 Garner Rd.. Garner. N. C. Ann Wiiistead Bulluek. Belha.eii. N. C. Dorothy Louise Cahoon. I!t. 1. Belhaven. N. C. Jerrv Patterson Carr. 204 E. Center St., Rose Hill, N. C. Marv Josephine Clark, 2!!l 1 Barmeltler St., Raleigh, N. C. Betsv Jean Clodfelter. Randleinan. N. C. (jloria Jean Collins. .lO. ' l Park Terrace. Wilmington. N. C Jeannelte Mitchell Cox 1412 Cavendish Court. Charlotte. N. C. Elizabeth McAshan Crawford 2000 N. Walnut St.. Lumberton, N. C. Marian Sikes Creech. 712 Parham St.. Rockv Mount. N. C. Lee Page Groom. 62.S W. Kivett St.. A.sheboro. N. C. Peggy Lynn Croom. 20S Vallev Rd.. Fa ctteville. N. C. Mildred Jeannette Curtis. Rt. 1. Gary. N. G. Marv Frances Dean. 1226 Banbur Rd.. Raleigh, N. G. Judith McLean Dellinger. Box 114. Stanlev. N. C. Evelyn Sandra Dennv. Rt. 1. McLeansville. N. C. Bybe Hollowell Dowdy. Box .i, Nashville, N. C. Brenda Sherwood Duncan. Rt. .3. Roxboro. N. G. Neiia Ballard Duncan 10.3!! W. liock Spring Dr.. Greenville, N, G. Charlotte Virginia Easton. 116 Militar St., Oxford, N. C. Lynda Jane Edward.s. 116 Hillside Dr.. Concord. N. C, Mary Jacobs Edwards, Box 4.i.i, Spring Hope, N. C. Susan Gregorx Elliott. Ill Woodside Ave.. Fayetteville. N. G. Mariim Patrick Faircloth. 312 E. Johnson St., ' Clinton, N, C. Brenda Carolyn Ferree. A-.3A Cameron Court. Raleigh. N. C. Amy Rebecca Fields. 1314 Wake St.. I{aleigh. N. C. Brenda Sue Fcmntain, 1102 R. 7th St.. Lumberton. N. C. Elsie Josette Futeh. Box 221. Burgaw. N. G. Jacklyn Louise Gaskins. 440 Valley Rd., Fayetteville. N. C. L nn Towers Gibbons. 3.S4 College Dr.. Gaffney. S. C. Frances Lee Gilladelte 260 W. McNeely Ave.. Mooresvillc. N. C. ...i;- r ■ ■TMi.;- iMl Rc ' lifcca Muss Gilliam. Married Sluili-iit lluusirig A|.l. 0-212. N. C. Stale Cdllege. Haleigli. N. C. Itiilli Eikiiis (;iass. IKl.S Washington Ave.. Smilli Huston. Va. Hets Jean Coudivin. 124 .N. King Charles l!,l.. lialeigh. N. C. J.i ee Anne Goodwin. 8410 Kedliml Lane. Raleigh. N. C. Reheeea Jolene Greene. 110 Baldwin Acres. Staunton. Va. Mildred Elaine Grice. Rt. 9. Box 1.85. Charlotte. N. C. Leila Bleeeker Harliison. 20.5 S. King St.. Morganton. N. C. Martha Ganelle Hargrove. Rt. 5. Box 226. Clinton. N. C. Frances McLeod Harper 440 Kensington Rd.. Southern Fines. N, C. Mary Gaskill Harrington. 905 E. 5th St.. Greenville. N. C. E lla Johnnielene Hedgpeth. 215 Furches St.. Raleigh. N. C. Sandra Rebecca Herndon. 121.8 Main St.. South Boston. Va. Dorothv Kathleen Hicks. 2718 Lochmore Dr.. Iialeigh. . . C. Sara Ann Hill. 1819 Kings Dr.. Charlotte. . C. Delia Ann Hilliard. I!08 Brooks Ave.. F{aleigh. N. C. Tonnny Ann Hollingsworth 115 Ridgecrest Rd.. shrl.oni. N. C. Virginia Blackwell .janies 412 W. Fourth St.. Greenville. N. C. Victoria Lee Jennette 11.59 N. Road St.. Elizahelh Citx. . C. Jon Stanton Johnson. Rt. 1. Magnolia. N. C. Elizaheth Ellen Jones. .502 W. Frederick St.. Staunton. Va. Judv Anne Jones. Rt. 1. Carv. N. C. Lila LaRue Jones. Rt. 4. Raleigh. N. C. NancN MariUn Jones. 1234 Highland Rd.. Garner. N. C. Norma Javne Joyner. 5329 E. Lakeside Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Elizaheth Perry Kelly. 829 Charlotte Ave.. Sanford. N. C. Constance Marie Knight 72o Redgate Ave.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Ingrid Grace Kremer. 403 Calvin Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Marion Elizaheth Lawrence 1421 Auduhon Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Elizabeth Ophelia Leach. 401 Park Ave.. Goldshoro. N. C. Catherine Stewart Lister. 2011 W. Main St.. Mt. Olive. N. C. Susan Andrews Littlefield 2.508 McMillan Av.-.. Luniherton. N. C. Mell.a Earl Logan. Rt. 8. Apex. N. C. Carol Jean Lyles. 119 Eatmon Mill Rd.. Raleigh. . C. Palsx Ann Lynch. 1 1 10 Pineview St.. Raleigh. . C. Dorothv Elaine McClellan 2512 Albemarle Ave.. Raleigh. . C. Virginia Elizabeth McCubbiTi. Box 10115 c o Supt s House. Women ' s Prison. Raleigh. C. Sara Oliver McDonald. 76111 S. Pinehill Dr.. Richmond. Va. Mary Jrje Mclver. Ill Johnson .St.. Raleigh. . C. Marv Ann Marshall. Engelhard. N. C. Carey Beryl Matthews. 103 Dixie Trail. Raleigh. N. C. Florence Constance Matinees 8421 Cherrx Lane. Raleigh. N. C. Ruth Anne Max ton. llii Home St.. Raleigh. N. C. Sandra Ellen Miller. P. O. Box 744. Mramb.n. Fla. Rebecca Joxce Mills 322 Jones Franklin Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Leslie Ellen Mirnian .806 18th St.. Farri.ir Hills. Raleigh. N. C. Jane Taylor Mulxvec. 1612 Biltmore Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Suzan Frances Oringer. 1710 Spincer Ave.. New Bern. N. C. Margaret Elaine Parker, Pollocksville. N. C. Lxnda Bea Pearce. 524 Summitt Dr.. Sanford. N. C. iarx Elizabeth Pearce. 314 N. McDowell St.. Raleigh. N. C. Deborah Frances Washington Perrx 1410 P.anburx Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Margaret Elizabeth Pierce. 901 Powell Dr.. (iarner. N. C. Susan Warwick Pinxoun. 31011 Wayne St.. Raleigh. N. C. Cxnthia Anne Poole. 26211 Fairviexv Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Virginia Faxe Reavis. 511 lluske St.. Favetteville. N. C Donna Gay Ringgold. 2.5(J6 Van Dyke Ave.. Raleigh. N. C. Joan Marie Robbins, 305 Dixie Trail. Raleigh. N. C. N. C. N. C. C. Ri ' a Reid R,,b.-rtson tt04 Aiken Park Way, Fu(juax .Springs. N. C Carcx Oliver R(Jgers. 1109 Cowper Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Rebecca Lee Sapp. 2606 Fairway Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Margaret Ellen Bell Saunders. Afton. Va. Helen Anne Seymour. 205 Hillcresl Dr.. Sanford. N. C. Helen Stuart .Scott. Littleton. N. C. Sallv Jeannelte Shankle. 1402 Chester Rd.. Raleigh. N. C Louise Grady Sherron, 707 H(j|den St.. Raleigh. N. C. ka hcrine Sli ' warl Shipman 206 S. Bromfield ltd.. Daxlon. Obi. . ndrea Ca .Siinnions. 140 Cooper Ave.. Henderson. N. C Palsy Ann Sloan. 513 Gardner St.. Raleigh. N. C. Sue Swain Smallwood. 5006 Dmdiar St.. Raleigh, N. C. Lug-ne Norma Smith. 112 Halifax St.. Raleigh. N. C. Miriam Smith. .8906 North Blvd.. Raleigh. N. C. Ann Raglan .Stamps. 41 Eastview Lane. Wilmington. Del Harriet Clax Stokes. 104 S. Front St.. Hertford. N. C. Lvnda Anne Strickland. Rt. 2. Middlesex. N. C. Hattie Royal Sutton, 511 W. Main St.. Mt. Olive. N. C. Margaret Anne Thompson 148 Sugaw Creek Rd.. W.. Charlotte 6. N. C Joan Pattern Walker. 345 S. William St.. Henderson. N. C Anne Devane Wall 770 W. Vlartintown Rd.. N. Augusta. S. C Sarah King W all. 1201 Mitchell St.. Raleigh, N, C. Dorothy Diane Waller, 2525 Cloister Dr., Charlotte. N. C Frances Ruth Walters. LaGrange. N. C. Margaret Ann Weant 2821 Kirpatri k Place. Greenshorc Laura Catherine White 911 W. Si-cond St.. Roanoke Rapid Martha Jeanelte Widdifield 816 Briar Clill Rd.. Rockx Mount. N Mary Lou Willett. 700 llarxex St.. Raleigh, N. C. Josephine Williajns. 1418 Lafaxette Ave.. Rockv Mount. N. C, Helen Marie Wilson. 602 Harvex St.. Raleigh. N. C. Nancy Annette andell. 1826 Pinecrest Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. Nancy Lynn Zeigler. 2707 Hazelwood Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Judx ' Carringt()n Andrew 2108 l,afayette Ave.. (Mcensboro. N. C Joan Leigh Bloom. 1129 Roanoke Ave.. Roanoke Rapids. N. C. Ruth Smith Britl. 1819 Brooks Ave.. Raleigh, N. C. Claudette Vount Brown. 432 N. (7reen St.. Morganton, N. C. Carol Chatneuff. 1610 Jarvis St.. Raleigh, N. C. Bettx Phillips Eastwood. 6(H) River Rd.. Jacksonville. N. C. Carolxn Ann Ellicjtt. P. O. Box 446. South Bo.ston. Va. Lucx Tunstall Finch. 225 W. Colonial Dr.. Thomasville. N. C. Sarah Grayson Fletcher. 1506 Dauphin St.. Mobile. Ala. Sandra Christie Gibbs. Engelhard. N. C. Betty Lynn Gilbert. 9011 Davie Ave.. Statesville. N. C. Lynda Isabel Herring. 1111 4th St.. Snow Hill. N. C. Martha Jane Howe. 18 Circle Dr.. Belmont. N. C. Claudia Anne Hurst. 2516 Roxboro Rd.. Durham, N Margaret Robertson Johnstone 1207 Belvedere Ave., Gastonia. Elizabeth Cooper Krebs 2883 Raeburn Terrace. Cincinnati. Ohii Ann Parrish Leonard. Rt. 2, Louisburg, N. C. Elizabetli Raven Mathexves 307 Idlewood Dr.. Kamiapolis, N. C Betty Rogers Mathews, 1601 Chestnut St.. Wilmington. N. C Adelaide Jane Miller. 766 Spring Lake Rd.. Columbia. S. C Joanna Moose, 212 Dogwood Lane, Belmont, N. C. Virginia Lee Orr, Rt. 7. Raleigh, N. C, Judith Adelaide Patterson, Star Rt„ South Boston. Va. Carole Hanniiett Pearson. 719 Sasser St.. Raleigh. N. C. Eilie Ann Purvis. Carthage. N. C. Jean Louise Ramey. 2701 Kenan Ave,, Lumberton, N, C. Donna Elizabeth Read, 163 Pine Cone Dr,, Oxford. N, C c, N, licMrK tiiii Koliii iMiii l, ii(lcll Kiizalpftli Druni. 447tli Signal Battaliuii 2117 Si. MarxV Si.. I!al,ij;li. . C. iCahlc Cons.) A. P. O. 1!J9. New York. N. Y. Janet Allen Sliaw. 212 E. Wainjnan Ave.. Aslieliom. N. C. Cli.irlmi,- Elizalietli Dry Martha Kav .Smith. 2()2 W. Park Dr.. M(.rgant..n. N. C. Crahtree Heights, lit. I. Kaleigh. N. C. Fav Conil.s Spencer. Columhia. N. C. ) ' ' ' - I ' ™- ' ' ' - ■ ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' - f ' ' ' , ' - N- C- Helen Patricia Thorpe. 126 Pearson Dr.. Morganton. N . C, ' r ' ' ' L ' o. ' w ' i ' ' ' l V ' - ' T ' r ,- ., . . T 1- - I 11 t! I , M r Lorenda Sue Harris. 4ilo Walton .St.. Ixaleigli. IN. C. Katheriiie Anne I urner. I.t Lircle Dr.. Belniont. IN. 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