Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1965 volume:

y-r a pi ' . •fcjW • % -- ■s« ■ .? ' '  -v ' U., - ' i - ,S t ' ' ' -l ' - ll ' ll ' ' trri3 .¥-. . i ' T ' -i ' -r - ' - -. - ...... ai 4i ? ' .M I ' lir. Hf- ' H ' r !: I4IC p 7T;a; . aA.s ■H-«. ' Y.,ll L- r vM Ktvvv a iat. iltgs HiiiiiiJi f - ' ■- ' M .i ' - . ; .!5 . ' ■ ..r J ' ..•.«; ■ ' -te?l «fj.... III in rii in m ill III III : ikt Kit - ;.;.; ,- in tit BUUtR Hggja K ' , ■MiiiiiiiHiliii M 7m r r 1965 LOTUS PEACE COLLEGE • RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA EDnOR-I -CHIEF Jeanne Folley Butler BiSI ESS MA AGER Barbara Jo Elrod la N V I SHi CONTEXTS REFLECTIONS 6 ACTIVITIES 19 ORGANIZATIONS 31 ATHLETICS 51 STUDENT BODY 57 DEDICATION Fir-I row. Irfl lij nslil: ■(.luiik Tuikir. Harriil Pre sly Tucki-r. Dr. Prcssh. . ' coltii Fultilium. Mr . Pri-ss-ly. Hili rri-s.,|y. Barbara Prcssiy. (it ' orgie Pressly, Julia Fulghuni. .Seconfl row: Charles Tucker. Carolyn Tucker, Dorothy Pressly Fulghutii, .lack Fulghum. Nehia Pressly. Missie Pressly, Jim Pressly, Mary Lou Pressly, Paltie B. Pre sly. George Pressly. To pill into words tlic jiialitiicle iiiid allcilioii Peart- lias for you would lie an inipossilile task. To you I ' eaee lias lieeii a home, a future, and a way of life for many years, and e cn lor fj;eueratioMs. Eaeli of you has given of yourself to Peace in a s|3eeial way, whether as student, teacher, guide, or counselor. Your interest in Prari- siiidi-nts and your genuine enthusiasm for its every activity have meant its growth and its success. You have shown us Christian fortitude in a time of loss, strength and togetherness in times of need. For Peace, you, the WILLIAM C. PRESSLY FAMILY, have heen the example of that quality of true Christian living for which we strive. It is to all of vou that we dedicate the 1965 Lotus. A SPECIAL TRIBUTE Oiir Special Tiil)ute goes tliis year lo Miss Lyda Baueoni who has lieen liiiisar lieie at I ' eace for fifteen years. Besides liie tiiiii ' -coiisiiniing j ii) nf haiulliiig ail of tiie fmam-es of tlie College. Miss IJauroin is. and has lieeii for (|uite some time, llie advisor to the LoTls husiiiess stafl. As if her time weren ' t well enough oreiipied. she has pnt on an animal tea foi- the Lotus staff. The staff feels a special delit of gratitude toward lu-r- lor all of her patience and kindness. Miss Baiicom is re- tiring this year, and we girls of Peace College want to extend to her our liearliell thanks lor her aliimdant support and help throughout the years ami our liest wishes for the years ahi-ad MISS LYDA BAUCOM Every great acliievement was once a ilream III llii ' liiMil anil iiiiiiil i)t its ni ' alor . . . i lir liiiildci s (il (lii ' aills liirescc siii ' i ' ess and lieaulv. ami Inlldu llieir ilrcaiiis tu RE ILITY. PKACK APPOINTS A NEW PRESIDKNT l- r. Pre sly and hi? successor Dr. S. David Frazier can, to improve on what is here. . . . — Dr. Frazier itur only aim is, if we Bevoiid reality dreams n on, in new hearts, new minds. There is a greater reality, liuill (111 hini Idinulations iti the iKist . . . As one dreamer has led the way l(ir others, we see m New visions — yet to lie achieved. -jfb jl (jedm A girl tosses a pi ' Mile inid a pixil (if wali-r- and creates a series (if ripples. Slie sees her rclicclidiis as iaded and lar away. The Peace girl sees iimhc than lier own reflection . . . She sees llic rclli-clidii ol i|iiicl iiKiriinil awav from ntliers — aliiiic willi lici lli(iiiu,lils . . . ... Ill liiiii; liiims |ii iil nil a Iciiii |ia|ii-i, llic alnici t l(ii i;((llrii l)ii(ik report — (il kiio s li ' (l ;t , sought and aincil . . . . . . tilt ' (■(inliM ' t lit white dresses afiainst an aiituiiiii ni lit. flickering carnlles and (liippinj; tallow . . . Christian lellowship and spiritual renewal The haiiiKJiiv of caroling voices drilting into the night, like snow lielore the column.-. . . 11 Ur. Avrngfl. Ml. William Knii..-. Ml-. . . E. Finl.-y. Dr. I ' lrs-Iy Slie looks ulli |iililc at the dediialiiin ol new Imililiiigs. l!ut most ol all. ' lic sees an iiiiloriicllaliK ildse ielali(iiis|ii|) willi llieir liiiilcler . . . —mill Dr. I ' rcvsly ami Mr. Hermann 12 ItKFI.ECTIONS ABOUT DR. PRESSLY W lial is llir lirc ' s-wciik iiieiisiire of a man When from his toil he i|iiietly retires ' ? How eh)sely has he carried out God ' s plan? How nearly has he reaehed his heart ' s desires — This great, good man wlio lives and lauglis and weeps, Listens, responds, sees, feels, and struggles on With justice, wisdom, love, and forbearance, Who in relations willi his fellows keeps His conscience clear, his c es upon the dawn Of hope for dreams fulfilled, truth, excellence? Behind his work the life of Christ we see; One corner of God ' s Kingdom he has kept. While sei ing others, all. unselfishly. Serene through stress he worked wiiile others slejit. From strength to strength lie went, by faith upheld. Dill iiianv unremembcied deeds of love Wi:h tender svmpathv and courteous grace. A Christian gentleman we have beheld, W lid knows ihal he is God ' s, that God is above, W lio inspires ilhcrs by his pleasant face. Liiid. lifl him to an ever higher plane Of service to his fellowman and Thee, Where unseen harvests bear- their golden grain. Where ships sail in Irom many a distant sea. For only Thou can know the real extent Of Christian witness, both by word and deed — The lives, the homes transformed across the years — Or what will be the ultimate portent Of testimony to a living creed. Of shining faith that sees lieyond all fears. Lord, make liim know the measure of his days. Establish. Thou, the work of Peaceful hands. His life has been a living liynm of praise. He has fulfilled his dreams and Thy demands As husband, father, brother, son, and friend. As teacher, leader, elder, guard, and guide. Nobility of soul he has portrayed. Long years of fruitful life to him please send, And may he ever in Thy joy abide. Oh, bless him. Lord, with richest accolade. — M. C. R. 13 m « i .V UK. WILLIAM C. FRESSLY PRESIDENT 1926-1965 ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Firs! roil. Wil In riiilit: Mi. Kil Hipp. Mr-. Julian Hutafi. Mr. Mkou Itnnvne. Mr . Frank Taylor. Dr. ■ illiam Pr -sly. Mr. William Kms stuond row: Mr. Mark Lvnrli. Mr. Brookes Peters, Mr. Karl Hudson. Or. Carey Bostian, Mr. William McPherson. Dr. .Albert Edwards. ADMINISTRATION MK. NUKMAN S. MILLS A.B., A.M. Acatlftnic Dft n Mi; lollN CI .Ni L (,ll M MOOKE !!.S.. A. L Sucial Dean MK. HWil) K. W AK. ER. JR. 11..- .. M.EiL Aif istttrit to lite President 15 FACULTY ry £ Ai k Mrs. Jam --. K. Hasiiig r B.S., A.M. CtininuTf iifl Stihjt ' cls Mr. J. iNuni.. 11., B.S.. A.M. Mnllii-inatli ' S Mrs. J. urn.■ 11.. mi A.l!., A.M. Hihiary Mr,. - .ll W. Uuulh A.li. Curnmerrial Subjects . li?? .Margartt K. Uu-sd A.B.. A.M. Mrs. Brian A. Curth A.B.. A.M. Science Miss Mollie Dolson A.B.. M.F.A. Physical Etliication Miss M. Janice Edwards B.S.. A.M. I li sictil Kilucatitm untl flfullli Miss Evelyn Hollonian A.B.. A.M. Science Miss Inn.] II. Iltirll A.B.. A.M. Library i isM Mi-.. I an 1). Junes B.S., M.S. Home Economics Mr. Rayinoinl V. Kiciiirr B.M.. M.M. Voice and Choir Director Mi Wyiirllr Lewis A.B.. A.M. Spanish Mrs. William I). Mill- A.B.. A.M. Organist 16 FACULTY . Richard L. Morgan A.R.. B.n.. Th.M. Bible Mrs. David C. Olni-tra A.B., A.M. An -Mrs. [..•slie Pliiilahaun A.B., A.M. Specih ami ffranuitics Mr-.. 1. 1. -1111 (1. Han.lall U.S.. A.M. Ensh ' sh -Mr . E. C. .Schwi-rlman A.B., A.M. English rs. Reuben A. Shaw Miss Julia 0. Skinner Mr-. Hill.,1, H. Sniilli Mr-. Max Sniilh A.B.. M.S. A.B.. B.S. A.B. A.B.. M.S.M. English Libmritrn Sl)(inish Erench H. P. Staff.,r.i. Jr B.S.. A.M. imrni-n ml Siiliin-ts Mr. ISra.ly Surl. - ,1 ' ... AM.. Il.li. lt,sl„r „n,l Bd,lr Mr . U. L. riioinps ' On B.S.. M.Ed. English Mi Ann Tvsnr A.I!.. . .M. frt ' nvh Dr. Sanfiud R. Wiiislon A.B.. Ph.D. Psy ch ology 17 Mrs. Mittif D. Alexani IT Miss Lvfia liaui oni Mis. W. F. Bossieux Mrs. Mell.a (,. Ca-l R.N. Bursar Nurse Supervisor of Iluihlin A ' urse Hostess Finlev Mrs. Frances T. Dardei Hostess . ' ll ' DENT LIHR. Rl.AN.s I.rti 1,1 riiihl: II. K. Tiinirr. li. M( Braver, M. . kinner. F. Thomas. J. Jones I. I ' .rr , l;. Ilull.r. K. (;ra.ly COLLEGE STAFF .STIIOENT lltlS ' I ' lvS.SE.S l.rli l„ riKliI: H. Hikhintis. .1. A. Smilli. S. .Shearer. I,. W.ll-. •s. M. Callowav. C. Lewis, M. Matthews, J. ILmmmi. i:. Caulk. T. Martin. Mr. E. B. Go vt-r Mght If all hinan Ml -. amlra Smith Scirctfir III the Aradvmic Dean Mr . MiMr-.l Thigpt-n Hostess Mr-. Mary Kllm Toun-n.l Secret(ir to the President Mr-. Fav Williams Dietitian MAIDS v? ' irst rou left tn n,shl; Maln-I. Gladys. Frain.. ' -. aii . r, ,. m mu . (.: ..rinna, Hen- iella. Evelyn. (Iiliii. Julia. I miin-. Vera. COLLEGE STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Howard. Ralph. Sindy. Leniy, Ada, Mabel. Margaret, Louise, . rlene. Therman, Virginia, Giis, Joe. Niiniey. how ccnild mhi Iriirii]) my ;iri ' . ' ' ■T -z ' Only 409 more to go . . . Don ' t loii;cl lo make a wisli 20 ' ' ■ ..v. ' JUiwWie M iC ORIENTATION ' Honest. I know I ivus accepted! Registration and orienlatioii each fall is more than a mad seranihle to sign up for courses and unpack Itags. It ' s a time to hecome ac- ipiainted with the students and teachers with whom we are to share our daily lives. HONOR CODE FLEDGE At the lieginning of each year, every student is required to learn the Honor Code of Peace College so that she may accurately repeat it to the Honor Council in a s]iecial candlelight service. The )iurpose of lliis service is to make each gill aware of the im|ioitan e of oui ' Honor System and know that she i pledged lii ' iscir Id iijihold il. BIG SISTER-LITTLE SISTER PROGRAM During the sunmier P.S.C.A. as- signs each new girl to an old stu- dent. The Big Sister makes a special effort to welcome lier Little Sister lo Peace and help licr liecome ad- justed to lici new wa ol life. THE WEEK OF SHARIXC, This Near Tlie Week of Sharing recei e(i a great deal tf student enthusiasm as well as faculty assistance. Together we raised enough money to construct a small Christian church in Korea, which is to he named in honor of Dr. I ' resslv. Everyone participated in the fund raising hv bak- ing cakes, playing hasketliall. contriliuting money, or just Nclling her heart out for such a uorlliv cause. KELIGIOIS EMPHASIS WEEK Each year the P.S.C.A. sponsors Religious Emphasis Week, a week set aside for special oliservance of the spiritual needs of Peace students. The Rev. J. V. C. Summerall from the First Presliyterian Church in Favetteville was the guest speaker February 16. 17. and IH. Dr. Summerall conducted chapel services, discussion groups, and counseling services, all relating to his topic. The Christian View of Sex and Mar- riage. This week proved to be of great interest and value to each girl attending the various services. I ' lir- |.i c.f Cliri-lnia- al [ ' r.iii- . . . Tilt- uniorf£ettal)lp marriage of ■ siu lent liotl! 23 HONOR SOCIETY TAPPING At the end of tlie first semester, liiailfs are totaled and those stu- dent s rating in the top ten per cent of tlieir elasses are tapped for the various Honor Societies. These societies are Phi Theta Kappn. Alpha Pi Epsilon. and the National Honor Society. PEANUT WEEK In the spring eacli girl is given a peanut, and for a week she serretly does extra nice things for lici ' . At the end of the week a picnic i held anil the girls are Idlil ho llieii peanut is. Tile CJri-at Pumpkin (.oiiie to Pea il -t K- HH gagi gjggl m . • ■ • ■ ■ X ■ • t ' if ' I I got roses on my mind . . . ' Lawn Concert f ■Well, Avliat (In wf ilo now? WEEKEND OF THE GREEN The weekend that evcivoiic auaileil with iiiucli eiitliusiasiii was April 10 and 11. our annual Weekend ol the Green. This vear we had the ■Villaiieis liaek lur the lawn eonceit. s])iinsi)red li ihe Inter-Soeiety Gi)iincil. A picnie -upper was j iven on the patios, and afterwards the couples were entertained at an inioriual combo party hy the Tams. a vocal group sponsored liy the I ' .S.G.A. MAY QUEEN MOLLIE CHARI.TOX W EI.CH 26 LIBBY ANN HOWARD Maid oj Honor MAY COURT 1965 PAULINE BIRDSONG Senior Class JANET LEE ROBERTS Senior Class JEAME KAREN MEMUS Junior Class MAY COURT 1965 ELEANOR ANN MANNING Prep. II MARY HOI.T FAIRCLOTH Junior Class CANDICE HORTON Prrp III MARY CHARLES WHELESS Prep IV ELIZABETH WEST Prep III 29 MISS PEACE HE NIE WALLACE ADAMS LFXrrRE AND ART SERIES JOH.N BKAI.NE John IJiciine. an outstanding Brit- i h ii(iveli,--t. spoke to Peace on The Creative Novelist at Work. He is l)est known for his first novel Room at the Top. which has heen a liest- selier in tiie L nited States as well as in England and has also been made into a motion picture. John Braine is from Yorkshire and has been devoted to writing since 19.51. EUGENE JEMISON Eugene Jemison is a talented and versatile artist, a painter, a folksing- er. and a photographer. He gave an interesting lecture at Peace, speaking on The Creative Aspects of Folk Music. Mr. Jemison is an accom- plished singer of folk songs and a recognized scholar in the field of folkloie and folk nuisic. Also, Mr. Jemison conducted discussion classes on grajjhic arts and [irinting. DR. CHARLES S. McCOY Dr. Charles S. McCoy, professor of Religion in Higher Education at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, California, lectured at Peace fin ihe Coming Agonv in Higher Education. Dr. McCoy held classes and informal meet- ings with students and faculty and discussed The Divine Disguise. Dr. McCoy is a native of North (Carolina, who attended Duke Uni- versitv Divinitv School and re- ceived his Ph.D. degree from Yale L niversity. Peace alliaels a variety ol lll(lellIs fii.iin Tlie (la il iiiareli lias eoiiie. ' ' Ael ii.iliiral: max lie riiv wife woiri notice. sniitiir % S €xam iCf )i, STUDENT GOVERNMENT HENNIE WALLACE ADAMS President IHv R l ' K ( K (.IKI.S. ' Ihr Studinl Go .=rnmrnl. wiili Uir lii-lp of carli of ynii. Iia- trinl lo make this year a muc -- fLil a-- pu ililr, (K (■i ur- -. f lia l our up ' ami ticiwti ' - hut wliat as ol■ialioIl (lntsn ' t . ' ' Ml In all. tlii (-ar lias hcin a uiiinltrfiii one. and wf oufihl lo ft-el very luck In Un f Ik ni a pari nf --iirli a lime of progri ' s? ' and chaiijif in tlu liistory of I ' rarc ( dllrjir. Tlif Stiidrnt (lounci) has hied In work for ou and wilh iht administration in rnakini: this year as fiilHJIin ; and worthwhile as yon had anticipated. We siiicrrt-jy iiopH that i- ha r li ril up to all oil ex peeled of us ari ' l were a Council to he prmid (d I cannot have Peaer- willmul sa in;: wiiat a wunth t fid -in dent imdy you tiave lieen to work wilh and lor. tn made ni office a pleasant one. when it just as easily could ha e lieen a er unpleasant nne. It is when a leader has {zirls like vou to help her that all her many task- and frustrations are worth- while. ' here ' iT you m and wliatever you do. may the tliouj;hts and memories of our da s at Peace alwa s he dear to your hearts. Sincerely. Hkmmk Adams i 34 STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Sarah Exuni, Parliiiin ' nun i.m : I •laiir Prince. Secretary; Cheryl Larson, ' ice-President; Hennie Adam?., President. STUDENT COUNCIL 1 First row, left to right: K. Roberts. M. BirrUong. E. A. McDaniel. H. Adams. S. Exum. C. Larson. D. Princf. J. Vas; S. -Anderson. Second row: P. Hum. L. Jenkins, .A. Hook-. C. Garnett. 35 BRANCHES OF S.G.A Rp:sil)Ei T CROUP CHAIRMEN Fir:.! n. . • hi right: P. Birtlsong — Cliainnan, KclK Rulicrts. Sciotiil row: C. BowlinK. iN. Colrman. M. Woolaiil. M. HussfV. K. C(.hl.-. TlurrI row: M. Skinner. B. Brown. . ' . Harris. L. Lucas. . . Wade. N(INRESII)h: r CR(l|ip CHAIRMEN Fir. ' il rati: I ' ll lo nghl: K. Newsimi— Chairman. L. Hnwaril. Sfnnil rotr: G. Palriek. P. Bulnian. M. Duller. B. King. RECREATION AS.SOCFATrON y- ' frv row, left to right: B. Cougiilaii. E. . ' . MeDaniel — President. A. Wade. Secorifl roiv: B. Juseph. S. Wilkinson. M. Paris. JULIA LAKE VASS President PEACE STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Peace Student Christian Associalidii |ironiotei the growth of Christianity and the strengtliening of cliaracter of each Peace College student. A cabinet is chosen to direct the policies and affairs of the Associa- tion. Morning Watch, Hall Prayers, Vespers, and Christmas and Easter Programs are a few of the religious activities sponsored by this organization and directed liy the members of the cai)inet. Peace College has been blessed since 1959 in having as Professor of Bible. Chaplain, and Advisor to P.S.C.A. the Rev. Richard Lyon Morgan. Tlie Reverend Mr. Morgan ' s influence on the Christian life at Peace College has i een of inestimable value. Firsi n:w. Ifll 10 right: N. Tolar. J. Sinilli. J. a- . I ' r.viil.ni: S. Callouav. Se(on(l row: H. Adams. IJ. Piiim-. V. Hoili-tiT. J. Jones. B. Brown, J. Kri.ler. M. Skinner. Third rou-: M. Butler, M. Woolaril. T. Seawell. P. Ball. T vr- [ ' C W s A HONOR COURT LINDA ANN JENKINS President Tlic Ildiior Ciiiiii sets standards that each Peace student should respect and u])hold. Each girl pledges to aliidc liy ihcse reguhitiuns and if|iort anv infringement made hy either herself or a fellow student. It also pro- motes high moral and social piinciph-s in i- r stndcnl. P ,.•; lun ' lil: Mis. J.ilin M.M.r. ' . A.Im-.,j ; Jakir a . M.illi.- W .■liOi, Liiiila J.-iikiiis, I ' roidt-nl ; Hi-iiiii.- Adams Mr. Braily .Surli-s, Advisor. 38 . A (;Y C.Ol.EMAN C(i-Eilitiir JEANNE BLTLEK Editor-in-Chief 196,5 LOTUS BARBARA JO ELROD Business Manager SANDRA MOODY Photography Editor MARTHA BLTLEI! Art Editor 39 n LOTUS EDITORIAL STAFF lluicn: C. Garnett. M. Sugg. J. Smith. J. Bell. J. Dixon. B. Coleman. T. Sia%vi-ll. M. Butler. C. Flythe. M. Holt. I. Stewart. Across, lejt to rifilil: J. Mullen, 1,. M, l.,-an. S. Craliam. 1. Hilleu. G. C.nilis. LOTUS BUSINESS STAFF l.rll l„ riiihl: . Ball. P. Bolus. G. Groom. A. Julien, ( :. Malioo.l, 11. atsdti. J, Napowsa. . . . ' te en-.. E, Ro---.. B. l ' err . M. Gooilwiii. . II. .«e. J. I ' ureell. S. CaWwell. TIlis year tlie LoTls SUtIT lias tiicil to n ' jlect tlie iiiaiiy miiitils. riiiolioiis. and aclivilics til tlic sliidcitls tliroilglioilt llic vcai ' . Tlii ' M ' icllfclioiw aic pii ' si ' ivi ' il licic as mciiiiifies lof yoii. 40 L f m u u e If, 1 . % if P ■ PEACE FEMES Every si ucrks sliideiits look fmwaid to seeiiii; llic Uililc ill cciitial hall piled liii li with jii t-iill-the-pres.s eopies cii the Fence Times. These editions reflet ' t in their articles, features, ediloiials. and creative writing, the life at Peace. I lie give a mirrored view of activities past and a pic iew of those to come. This is all made possihle hy the hard work (it a dedicated staff and editor. MAK j(i HEsriii; Editor-in-Chiel HEliK CRADY Assistanl Ell I tor From bottom: H. Dalton, B. fnun. ( . I.Ioyd. D. Da%i-. J. l.rC.ni, . I l ' .ii ._ I; ( nl, i.i.nL I . - • J. Olson. . Douglas. S. Smith. J. iNapowsa. ( ' .. Woodhousfr . (;. Lasalrr. C. Frank. 1). Crowilrr. 41 PEACE COLLEGE CHOIR ..■ ( lo right: C. Sykes, S. Thompson. K. Coble. . . Zellon, T. Barker. J. Hall, i:. Clayton. F. Reade. B. Coleman. .1. Covington. Mr. RavmoncI Kreiner. N. I ' ettigrew. K. Rogers. M. Fit .f:eral.l. II. Fanner, C. Welilon. M. Paris. C. Cooper. M. Roane. H. Hitchings, B. .lohnson, P. Campbell, G. Jeffreys, A. Kinrrsoti. Tlie Peace College Choir is ati organization open to all stii- (ieiits who can pass the en- trance singing reciuirements. The pnrpose of the choir is to provide experience in enseni- liie imisic and to prepare the tiicinjjers for more effective paiticipation in their home church choirs and other choral organizatiotis. Tiie students re- ceive excelletit experience through a limited iiumiier of church anil conniuinity engage- inciils. First row. lelt to right: C. Flythe, B. Gratly. B. (Sutler. D. Prince. J. Vea- zey. E. Baxter. B. Coughlan. M. Callo- way. Seroiid run-: C Proctor. H. Deal, C. Caulk. P. Anderson. S. Thompson, D. Smith. J. Harris. J. Lobien. J. Horn- er. Third row: B. tioleman. I. -Stewart. J. Hollister. P. l.arsh. C. Garnett. L. Lansche. i . Clemi-nt. P. t.itton. C. Bowl- ing. F. Potter. This year the Delta Chi ' s liiesented a Christmas |iro- grani of the Christmas storv iti modern dance. It was a very impressive and interesting presentation oi creativity and physiial expression. DELTA CHI 42 ART CLUB Lejt tu right: P. Crilcs. J. LtConlf. S. Laeng, C. Dry. N. Coleman. T. Hunt- er, N. Reignwater. C. Rogers. T. Martin. S. P.rkin-. N ' . Tolar. E. Baxter. A. RLilli.r(..r.l. 1). LciifT. .S. Kellv. The Art Club was organized ill an effort to awaken students to tiie iieautv around them and to euiotirage them to express it l) tlieir artistic abilities. The clul) meets monthly for lectures, exhibits, and various other art-related activities. I , L n First row, hit to right: T. Timber- Like. J. Jones. C. Welilon. Presirlent; . Mooih. Scfonil run-: D. I ong. J. l;.i«liii;:. M. Han.K. J. Harris. 1, 1 1 - 1 M The many phases of home Jfe -- . j H economics are evident in this Rm 1 1 ut 1 cliiirs itianv and varied activi- ties. During the year this club has presented exhibits, ba- zaars, and interesting pro- grams. y €x. 1   HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 43 SPANISH CLUB ! i? o First row. lell lo right: B. Oili-nian. I ' : Vann. I ' . Lar-h. Seionil raw: D. al- - M. (.:. Caulk, N. Coleman, N. Lilcs. Tliinl row: J, Mullen, H. Dallon, K. Ross, M. Brown, C. Parnell. T. Ben- nrll. Fourth row: D. Heighton, .S. Heigh- l.Hi. L. Cline, M. Wheless, K. Wallace C, Clement. Fillh row: H. Deal. D. Fin- f:ei. I ' . .•Sinclair. L. Jenkins, J. Smith, .1. leiie . I!. White, M. Dewar, M, Mc- rlliui, L. McLean. Tlie Spaiiisli (Hull is de- sijiiied to give students a Ijetter iiiiderstanding of the Spanish- .|ieakiiig countries and their language. Programs are pre- M ' liled to lietter acquaint stu- dents with the Spanish and Latin American customs and people. Fir ' .t row. Ifll to riiiht: I.. Jenkins, I ' re ident; (-. f ank. IJ. Joseph. St ' rontI r,iir: A. I ' arker. S. Kelly, S. Howe. P. Peele, T. Timherlake. Third row: I . - (lam . K. Williams, P. Aiken, ! . Coleman, J. Con-,tantine, A. Hooks, S. I, llonal.i. . . Llles. I ' lie I ' orpoise Club is made ii|i 111 girls who love to swim anil arc inleicsli ' il in water hal- Irl. The highlight of the year liii llii rliili is the annual spring ualcr show ]nesented liv the girls uilh llie help of llie iliili aiKisor. PORPOISE CLUB 44 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Firfit raw. Ivjl to right: C. RofitT . President: P. Sinelair. Seronrl row: M. Monroe. J. Olson. P. Larsh. T. Hunt- er. E. Baxter, H. Hitchings. Third rule: J. LeConte, N. Reignwater. J. Green. .1. Vas: . V. Currie. B. Coleman. C. Vann. All interest in world afTairs and a de.sire to know more aliont tlieni are the eriteria for liecoming a menilier of tlie In- ternational Relations Cluli. Meetings are held monthly for lectures and discussions of various topics of national and international interest, led by guest speakers. I . Birtisong. President, not pictured. Fir ,t row. Itit to right: L. Asliford. M. Paris. A. Emerson. Secontl row: C. Caulk. G. Frank. B. Butler. Mrs. Tliijipen. . dvisor; T. Tmiherlake. M. Lewis. Third row: J. Butler. B. Rogers, Cr. Combs. B. Coleman. H. .Xdams. L. Stennett. Fourth row: B. Joseph. J. ' alker. I. Scarborough. C. Lewis. .S. Moore. L. Kouri. The Daughters and Grand- daughters Club is open to all students whose mothers or grandmothers attended Peace. The members work together on worthwhile projects throughout the year. DAUGHTERS AND GRANDDAUGHTERS CLUB 4.5 PAPYRUS STAFF Firs! n,w. lell n, nshi: I. Milihrll. T. Sea« li. Frp i.l,nl: P. l-ai-li. Scon l row: D. Finger. H. Emerson, H. Deyl. P. Sinclair. B. Grady. ThinI row: J. (II- snn. M. Skinnir. ( :. R( }:rrs. E. llaxl. r. Foi,rlh n,u : I.. Ilarn-. I.. For.l. I. H.-t.r. The Fapvnis Stall is com- posed ol ' talented Eni lisli stu- dents who are interested in creative wriliiii;. By reviewing; tlieir own nianusciipts and studying; contein po la ry an- thors, the nieniliers de elop their writing; ahility. The el- forts of this j;roiip aie pic- sented in their annual puhlica- tion. The draniaties class was oi- ganize l in an eflort to slinui- late interest in plav pidduelion and theater teehniqne. Tin- group presents skits and eha])el programs, as well as aiding in the |nodiiilions 1] other grou]js. DRAMATICS YOUXG DEMOCRATS First row, left to riffht: M. Sufig, President : C. (iarnrlt. St ' ronil row: S. Moody, S. Caldwill, M. Brown. J. Butler, J. Smith. A. Wheelers. B. Mil- ton. M. Lewis. Third row: M. Paris. B. . lexander. H. Dallnn. . . Exuni. L. Wells. C. Lewis. K. Roherts. .S. Per- kins. Fourth row: H. Perkinsnn. G. Pat- rick, n. Watson. L. Koiiri. B, Warren. T. .Seawell. C. Rowling. K. Jefferson. M. Skinner. J. tireen. J. INapowsa, J. Bell. P. (iuriianus. Thi.s cliil) was formed to pro- mote ail uii(Jerstaii(.liiifi; of tlie purpose and meaning of the Democratic party. Political speakers appear before the cluh during the year. The club also participates in local and state elections and other party activities. First ruiv: L. Lucas. Presi lenl. Second row. Icll to right: P. Peele. E. Webb. B. Joseph. J. Morgan. Third roiv: K. Coble. M. Thomas. J. Walker. P. Larsh. J. Olson. S. Crawford. Young Republicans like to broaden their views and knowl- edge of the party and of Amer- ican government, by joitiing The Young Republicans Club. They learn how to become better-government-m i tided citi- zens and voters of the future and learn to strengthen their opinions with the help of Re- publicati leaders who visit the college during the year. YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB 47 AU ' llA PI EPSILON A cluipler of Alpha Pi Epsilon. the iiatiiuial jimior college secretarial lionor ocicly. is maintained at Peace under the local name. Tim Chapter. This honor society promotes scli(dar- liip and leadership as well as skill in secretarial acliievement. Memlier- ship is restricted to commercial stu- dents of superior scholarshi]i and unciueslionajile character and aiiililv. Finl roil, ,■ ; „ nghl: K. xNi-wsoni, I ' n iilenl : .1. Howaril. Vicf-I n-sident. Seco ul row: G. Gur- lev. D, Bfll, C. Llovil. L. Jotinston. Third row: .1. Hall. .1. Brll. B. Milton. M. Fit .giral.i. J. Enni. . - . I.in(Ka . A. Knotl. PHI THETA KAPPA A chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the national junior college academic hon- or society, was estalilished at Peace in 1939 inider the local name of Ginrirnii Phi Chapter. The aim of the honor society is to promote scholarship and to develop character. Membership at Peace is limited to those in the upper ten per cent ( scholasticallv ) of the regnlarK enrolled stu lent hody who meet the s|.)ecified rc(|iiirenients as to ' hara ' ter. F( .s row. It ' ll to ri ht: f). Prince. B, Kinfi. tJ. (iraiN. I rt ' sidt-nl: M. .Skinnt-r. Seroml row: B. Mc.lira .-r. J. Bullf-r. .S. Harris. R. Coji-v. M. H.-sl,r. Third row: E. Ross. J. Carr. L, New- ton. J. Kansler, A. Hooks. B. Bnller. J. Dixon, .•s. Caldwell. ( ' .. Birulliiu. ,1. Siiiilh. R. Barnelt. J. Perry. iS C) NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a national, state, and local organization lor secondary schools. The local chapter is composed of jiniiors and seniors in the preparatory department who show (|ualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and service, and who have maintained a B aver- age and have been approved by the lacidty and present members. ri,si row. I, 11 lo rif:ht: N. Tolar, H. Dallon. I. Iliiiil.i. rie i,l,MlL C Malioorl. .Second row: P. Hunt. M. (.oo.lwin. T. Tale. I,. MeDuffie. Thud row: K. Wei, I,. E. How, ' . I). Heishton. ■S. H,-iglUon. J. Green, ! . Moore, J. Napowsa. First roil. Ii-ll l, nsht: B. W iI-hu. . (;raliaiii. . M.I5ra .r. M. Hill.ii. P. ISall. .Se,„n,l row: J. Harri-. J. Lirnilli . M. Callowav. K. .l)lf, li. A .llfll. E. H.i«f. E. A. MtDanirl. INTER-SOCIETY COUNCIL PHI OMEGA CHI T T T.? F t.T..t •tl N f- V ' J l l - ;■ r- ife ' jsi J . ' ,; ffiiid ■ ' - . ■? . : I ' ■■i l S ' -ll Ka y -i ' iff • « m 1 ..-tSlA SIGMA PSI GAMMA TRI ZETA MARSHALS Ceiitt-r; Mullie VMi. Cliief; Iflt hi n ht: Hi-l.i- (.rally, Su ic Slifarer, Lynn Itri.wn. Lynn Wells. Chris Cox. Tile marshals, all seniors, are selected y the societies in the spring and serve thronghont the coming year as guides, representatives, and hostesses for the many varied activities on campus. 52 JM)( d ■■Fl, ' and point . . . Ili ' X and |ininl! l(t|)i:iiN DANCE Steady, girl . . . duiil -liifl! ' TUMBLING ■■B e. li r. l.irdic! BADMINTON Two puuiuls i a li l t(i InM ' i) Salutckn iiiglit! BODY CONDITIONING 54 m . t ' Watch lliat liiii ' ! VOLLEY BALL I just hope Liii quahtifd fui . .l LIFE SAVING A Just rpnii ' ml)pr the nine hasie stroke SWIMMING Do you tliink this will start gossip! SOCIAL DANCE .Iu l kfi-|i ymi r AKCHEKI « ' Ir! ' SoiiR ' lhiiig iiiijsirij;. ' ' ' : GOLF bfej ' ■i ' lii }ihu I not ill. ' nag. ' HORSEBACK RIDING 9k nil ' Give iiK ' an b FACULTY AND STUDFAT GAME And the game lieeins! SupeixalatiagillifUcexpiadarlijcis! . tM SlAt ( Y PI EPARATORV III 9 Vf Irani-- Alfxarult-r Rebecca Alexander Mary Tomia Barker Teresa Elaine lielinell Kli ,ali,-lli Cre. ' f I ' ranees Sii-aii (!urrie Kohiii I(l er Currie ( iail Marie Frank Martha Gootlwin Mareia Jan (-reen Catnliee Horton Kiiiih Loui ' -e Huwe u--an Jane Howe Kathryn Lau hin house Mary Courtney Lewis Meriwether Lewis Pledger McQueen Sallie Lou Moor. ' Iiolith Morgan Jieryl Jan Napowsa -. Iaiu -e Marie fllson (ivnthia Ann Parnell Pri eilla King Peele Margaret Slaughter Jane Mar ' .h aclen Sti an Murray Via Margaret Ellen Vel,h Eli aheth W,st OFFICERS MARGARET EI.LE.N WEBB Pies ill fill SAI.I.IE LOli MOORE Secrclaiy MARY TONDA I5ARKER ice-President ELIZABETH CREEF Treasurer MRS. GLENN RANDALL -Itli ' isor o A -i ' X rf ' OFFICERS PATRICIA SUE HUNT President MARY CHARLES WHELESS ) ice-President ELEANOR ANN MANNING Secretary VALLA DEE LONG Treasurer MRS. LESLIE PHILLABAUM Adrisor PREPARATORY IV ANNA MARIA AIiAMS Fu.|uay- arina Sigma Epsihn Chi 1. 2; ii-i- rnsicK-iil of Pnp. Ill Class; Dramalfcrs 1: Le Cercle Francois 1. ELLEN LAURENCE BAXTER Cliapel Hill An Club 2: Delia Chi 2: Papyrus Cluh 2. NANCY TODD HI NTP:R Muuni H.illy Nalional Honor .Society 1. 2. President 2; Art CIuIp 1. 2. Vice-Pn-sidi-nt 2; Inter- national R.-lations Club 1. 2; fence Times Stall 1: Porpoise Club 1. 2. Vice-President 2; Superlati e 2. PATRICIA ANN ROUS Raleigh Phi Theta Mu 2: Loti s Staff 2. MARTHA lA EI.I.A BROWNE Raleigh Phi Theta Ml, 2. CANDIDA CAILK Middleburg. Virginia Phi Theta Mu 2: Daughters an. I Granddaughters Club 2: Delta Chi 2: LoTl s Staff 2; Spanish Club. .SALLIE HICKS CRAWFORD Douglaston. N. Y. .Art Club 2; International Relations Club 2; Papyrus Club 2: Young Republicans Club 2. ALDITH EUGENIA CROOM Raleigh Phi Theta Mu 2: . n Club 2: Daughters and Granddaughters Club 2; LoTLS ?taf! 2. HARRIET ELIZABETH DALTON Forest City Sigma Epsilon Chi I. 2; National Honor Society 2; Choir 1; Draniateers 1; Peace Times Staff L 2; Spanish Clul:i 1. 2; ' oung Democrat? Club 2. 61 ANN MII.NK.K IXII i;LAS Sprin;: Hope l t ' iite Tunis Staff 2: ouiii: Ilfpulilii an Cluli 2. VIRCUNIA LEACH HOW I) Ralri;;ll Sif:ni„ Epuhm Chi 1. 2; An Cluli I. 2; Spaiii-li Ciiili I. 2. IMTTIE CHRISTIAN EAKIN Wam-ntmi. Virginia Tri ' .flu 2: All Clul, 2: l)raiiialin 2: Vn. • Tunn SlalT 2: I ' .iipi.is,- Clul, 2. rOMMIE ANN FEl.TdN W.I. Ion Si iiiii Epsilnri (.hi 2; nraniali-.-rs I; Inl.-i nali.iiial K. ' lalion Clul) 2. HMCiL l.EIF h ' lNCER Marion. S. C. ,K ' iV .M o (hi I. 2; SiTrctary ..f Prep. Ill Cla-: Art Clul. 1. 2; Cli.iir 1: I ' apyrus. Cluli 1. 2: I ' eiire Tunes SlaH 1; Spaiii-h Club 1. 2: Sup.Tlaliv. ' 2. M RY DEE HAMRICK E ' alNton liit ' -ruational Relation- filuli 2: ounii RepuMi. an- (Jul. 2. r 1)1 WNE EI.I M ' .EIH HEICHTON Kin-ton Siiiiiiii Efi iliui (hi 2: Spaiii-h Cluli 2. si WNK II iii!ii:r iiEii.irroN Kin-i.m Sifiiiul Ejisiliin (.hi 2; Spani-li (.!luli 2. NN ENCLISH HOLCOMI ' .E Raleigh Sifimo Epsilim Chi 1; I ' h: Th.ln Mii 2; i, ( er. e Friiiiriii-. I; l ' ,,rp..i-.- (JIul. 2. j ' VTRICIA SHE HCNT Sifiinn EpsHvn Chi 1. 2: I ' n-iil.iil ol I ' r.p l Cla— . DIANE ELIZABETH Jf)NES iigma Epsilon Chi 2: Art Clul, I; rl E.lit... of ' .„.. Tim, ALICE MARSHALL JLLIEN I ' hi Theta Mil 2; Lot is Staff L 2: ' .■.;,. 7 mi ' s Staff L 2. Hi li I ' ..int I ' ieken-. S, C. 2; Draniale.-r- L Ral.-iL-h ELIZAI ' .KTH I ' lTTMAN KdLRI Virsiinia I! ' a. Ii. a. Tri Zdii 2; Daufrlil.-r- ami (iran.l.lauL ' hter- Cluli 2: lnt.rn:ilional R.lalinn- ( luh 2: I riife Tinu ' s StalT 2; oun Democrats Cluli 2. SHARON Vlf:KERS LAINC Clurl.-t„ii, W . -i a. An Clul. 2; Hoiii.- E...n,imi.- Clul. 2: I. .11- Staff 2. MARGARET JANE LARSII Cliap.l Hill Tri Zelii 2: Delia Chi 2: Int. riiali..iril R.lati..Ti- Clul. 2; Se.relarv of I ' lipfnis Staff 2; I ' rme Tiim-s SlaS 2: Spani-fi Cful. 2: ' lour i R. pulili.an- Clul. 2. SARA ANNE LEMA ' i Hal. icli I ' hi Thelii Mil 2: An Clul. 2; Dr;.]uaUir- 2; Le Cenle Friinriiis I: ' 1..UU1: D. ni..- crats Clul. 2. VALLA DEE LONi; .la. k-,.uvill. ' Signiii E,,silon Chi 1. 2; Tr,a-ir. r ,.l l ' r.|i. I Cla-; rl Clul. 2: Clioir 1: D.ltii Chi 1; Home Economic- Clul. 2: I til ' rualional Ri ' lali.ui- (.h.l. I; ' .., .■ Tiiiirs Stall I. 2: Supcrlaiiv.- 2. 1.11. r.lLLINCS M (LE. N L.ii.il,. it..n Sifinni Epsiloii (.hi 1. 2; Driiiialccr- 2; Li.ris SlaiT I. 2; Trca-uri f of Spaui-!i Clul. 1: i in« l .iii.,.rat- Clul. 1. 2; Ma C.uri 1. 62 SAI.I.Y I.ORRAINK MiliOWID Tlioma-vill.- Sinnia Epsilvn (hi 1. 2: Delia t.h, 1; if CercU Fr-inrais 1; l ' ..r|i..i-. ' Thil. 2. NANCY LYNN Mi:l)l FFIE K..I Sprini;- .1 r.tar of Phi Thiln !ii 2. CHER1L ELAINE MAHO(ll) Ral.-isli Sigmti Epsilim Chi 1. 2: Natii.nal Honor ot :,•! 1. 2. ScciMary 2: 1 m; - Slatf 1. 2. i3 « ' JNNET i; IL M NN Xa.- H.-a.l Tri Zetn 2. ELE NOR NN I WMNC Sali-I.ury iama Eftsilon (.hi: Pre i.l.nt I ' r.p. Ill Cla ' -: I ' rn ' • Timei Staff 1: S.-irclary PrVp. IV Clas : LciTi s Staff 2: Spanish Clul. 1. 2: I ' orpoi-r Clul, I: Su|..iiali c 2; May Courl 2. ROSEMXR ' i MNRTIN Marion. S. C. Sig:iiii Epsilim Chi 2: An Club 2; Porpoi-i- Cluli 2. M RY J (:KS0N MATTHEWS llnl.l l,.m. P-iui. i,i. ' ;n Pst (summit 2. SoL ial (Chairman 2; Spanish Ciuli 2; Lcm s Staff 2. JANICE ELIZABETH Ml LI.EN Hati,ra Sigma Ep .ilon (hi . 2: Tr. a ur.-r of Pn-p. Ill Cla--: Art Cliil. 2: Draiiialei-r- 2; Lnxr s Staff 2; Spanish (;luli 1. 2; Suptrlali f 2. ANN LEWIS PATTERSON Carthage Sigma Epsilon Chi I. 2: Choir 1: ie (rnle Fninrais 1: Papyrus Cluli 2; Peace Times 2; oung Di-mocrat- Club 2. FRIELA MAE Ql ' INN Phi Omega Chi 2. CAROL BURCH RA(;AN Sigma Epsilon (.hi 2. LYNDA RUTH ROANE Phi Theta Mii I. Cherryville Xirginia Bfach. a. Raleigh JENNIFER LYNNE RtiMPLE Win-ton-Saleni Phi Omega Chi 2. ANN MORRISS RUTHERFl RIJ Franklin. Alabama Sigma Epsilon Chi 1. 2: Art Club L 2: Liternational Relation Club 2; Le Cercle Franrais 1: Pap rus Staff 1; Ptaee Times Staff 1: oung Repultlican- C u i 2. CLARA OWENS SHANNON Mantoo Tri Zeta 2; .National Honor Society 1. 2: Le (.ercle Franrais 1. PATRICIA LOUISE SINCLAIR New York. New York Tri Zeta 2; ice. President of International Relations Club 2; Papyrus .Staff 2; Peaie Times Staff 2: Spanish Club 2. ANNE Mackenzie tate Phi Theta ,l  2. GAIL ROSE RY TAYLOR Phi Theta Vn 2. Raleigh W al-t.mburg 63 MARY LASLEY THOM Phi Omega Chi 2: Art Cluli :: ; ..ll K K.|iuI,Ih aii Chili NANCY HILL TOLAK Sigma Epsilon (.hi . ' 1: rl (]liili 13; Tn-asulfr nf Pcarr Greenville. Va. 2: National Honor Society 2. Asbeljoro Slmlrnt (liristian Assoeiation 2: National Honor Society 1. 2; Lc CeriU ' Friiiirats 1; May Court 1; Superlative 2. Enibu, Kenya CHVRLOTTE KEITH ANN I ' hi Tlula Mil 2: Inlenialic.nal Kilation- Cluli 2 ■ pani-h (!luli 2. Tyiiei Virtiinia I ' eaeh. Va I Jul. 2: loung Re SARA LEE ENTERS JANE RANDOLPH WALKER Tri eta 2; Daughter-, and Cranddaujihter ' Cluh 2; I ' orpi puhliean;- Cluh 2; Natiniia! Honor Society 2. DIANNE ELlZAliKTH WATSON RaleicU I ' hi Thrli, Uu 2; Drainat.rr- 1. 2: Lulls SlalT 1. 2; I ' rare Tima Staff I: Spani-h Cluh 1. 2. MARY CHARLES WHELESS Louishurg Sigma Efisilan Chi 1. 2; Viee-Pre iilent of Prep. IV Cla ; LtiTi s Staff 2; Recreation Association 2; . Spanish (lliih 1. 2; Mav Court 2; Superlat ive 2. MARY ELIZABETH WOOD Sigma Epsilun (.hi 2: - rl Cluh 2. i: K(lL CHRISTIAN WOODHOIISE rh, Thrla Ma 2; ' eu. e 7 tmc5 Staff 2. Raleigh Raleigh .  • Well, you .see. liii .•mpposed to be on restriction . . . If Wr llllll r inav IIKtkc il to SI1|i|mt! 64 MARY CHARLES WHELESS Most Congenial PREP IV SUPER LATI ES JINX Ml LLEN lies! JJiessed ELEANOR MANNING Best-AU-Arounil 65 v SKEET FINGER Miisl Tnlrnleil TODD HIMEH Most Inlellcrliial DEE LONt; U illirsi PREP IV SUPERLATIVES NANCY TOLAR Most Am active or. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Amelia Hooks I resident Betsy Helen Ju.oiis J ice-President Betty Ruth Wilson Secretary Ellen Elizabeth Ross Treasurer Mrs. Donald Thompson Advisor Paula Meryl Adams Jac(]ueiine Susan Aiken Margaret Elise Anderson Helen Rose Andrews Sylvia Elizabeth Andrews Emma Aliee Avera RelHTca Ali.-r Aydlelt Bflby Jane Baldwin Mary Louise Barnes Kiia Aiiiir Harnett Ellen Mahry Barrier Keren Hubert Ba liford Judyi ' Morrow Bass Janet Cynthia Bell Rachel Ann Bell Mary Harvard Bird- ong Joyce Anne Bowling Dorolhy Ann Boykin Josephine Breedlove Betty Dixon Brown Mary Ann Brown Rebecca Jo Burchette Betsy Currin Butler Martha Kathleen Caldwell Sally Levonde Caldwell Sara Margaret Calloway Joiiiiiiyt Cotlle Carr Oonna Nahfl (Jartf-r Mary Harvey Carwilc (rail I.aVon Clayton Caroline Wiley C Inncnl LiNelle Louise (;iiiir l{ ' rrl (iaric (jiliinan l iNla Ann Colrson Litula Lt-e Comer Jane Elizabeth Constantine Janet Eleanor Covington V Wadie Louisa Cox Val Clegg Crawford Ilantiali Kli ahetli Crews Patricia Lynn Crites Diiiina (iail Crowder Denize Esther Davis Laura Jean Davis Susan C!roekeit Davis at u- Ann Deal I i ' (l Siif Dewey Jerianne Rollins Dixon Jessie Cameron Dixon (laroiyn Anne Edwards Loi-- Dianne Edwards Sara Henrietta Emerson Jean Knnis CLASS OF m Eve Penelope Fairlianks Mary Holt Faircloth Jo Ellen Fancier Dell Marie Farmer Marcia Diane Ferrell Mildred Garner Fitzgerald Dianna Evelyn Ford Betsv Louise Forrest Lannt-ttc Nec- e Fulelier Margart ' t Page Gaither Shirley Lynn Gillenwater Mary Jane Gillis Sarali Catherine Glover Julia Baugham Gray Ann Moore Griffin Mar v Dahnev (iriffin Patiiy Joe Gurganus Mrs. Gay W. Gurley Julia Karen Guthrie Martha Susan Hacknev Jessie Ella Hall Janice Elaint- Harri- Linda Tunnell Harri Diane Binford Harriss 69 CLASS OF liMK. i W ' KMzahpth Agnes Hawkins Sij aniii ' Fuy Hennis Hrlfii Esitr Hitcliinti Harhara Louini HuiTinan Mary Ann Hollnnan Ht ' vcrly Jane Hopkins Sara Cerelia Hnugh ( !ar il n Howard .loan Begtr Huhliard Saniira Kay Ingram Hrtvy Hrirn Jacob? KlJth CnrlH-tt JrfT.TMin ( MiMvifve Jeffrey? ( !aiol n Kosr Johnson Su anne Ellzalit-lii J(i|iii-.()n (iayle Noble Johnslon Mrs. Lynn Swaini Johnston Hrenda Joseph Uarhara Layton Joyner Shtrir Annt- Kt-lley Ellen l.iircnt- King h lia Fay King Aharon Elizabeth Ki- er Hobrria nn Knolt 70 Linila Mary Lansclie Carolyn Joyce Lasater Gerr jm l.ile Mrv. Nan Liii.l-av Panicla Ann Litt in Linila (!ar iliiu- Livcrniort Carol n Mari.- LInvil Janr Mari ' - Loljicii Clautiia Jennifer Long Lyn Matclon Lovelace Patricia N. McClurkin Martiart ' t Su an MrKilt Lifrit-.la Annr Ma.lil.i Mrs. Patricia C. Lee Sue Carol Marsh Jeanie Karen Mrniu - f ' % Betty Ann Miller Brentla Foy Milton Maggif Monroe lsabt-1 MacRae Morrison Roberta Sue Murley Juily Glenn Myrick Mrs. Lottie S. Newton Eslelle Pauline Norll Jac(iueline Braudi Oakley Mary McNeill Paris Ann Elizabeth Parker Elizabeth Ann Parrolt lirrii.l.i Iiiyic Penny Ha rl Iran IVrkin on Kivii.la Suf Perry llreiicia Canil Piltaril Ann C ' l .T l ' „ll,il| Franees Uavis Poller Jean Ellen Price Georjiia Wuod Proctor Jane (Jlenn Purcell Pamela Wyclie Reade Sharon I.eiiili Keaves Mr-.. I liana A. KeniillanI Catliey Overton Rodgers Ellen Elizalieth Ross Gayle Katherine Sanders Irene llarnm Searljoronjih Linda Sill- Selnvark Naniv Si, ,11 Siveranei- ■Nan Kli ,al„lli Shannon T,iii|,i,- l,i,ijiv,. Sln-arin Salli,- li,ikwilh ShiiniT (. nlliia llr,,uii Simmons Ui,l,,r,s ni, Smith Lin, la Uns ,ll Smilh Melissa Smjih Sharon Kileene Smith Beverly Terrell Slanard Mary Lynn Stennett ll.Tir Di.ii- Strwart Myra Louise Stewart Sliaron Sue Stone Mrs. Uarliara IJ. St.ipli.l Sylvia Ann Strickland Betty Carol Strother Barliara Slieryl Stus ie Carol Lvnette Talbert Mar-iart ' t Creola Taylor Evelyn Brlgg Thieni Hazel Elaine Tlionias Ella Kalliryn Thompson Dorothy Kay Turner Eugenia Elizalieili I [k iiureh Jean Ricks Veazey Catherine Conway Wallace Ida Elizabeth arren (iloria Ann Washington Taniara Way Weaver Kathle.n Marv Wells Betty Jo While Nora Ann Wliite Judy Wade Wilkins Carol Sue Wilkinson Lorraine Faye Williams Betty Ruth Wilson Adona Sue Yeiton CI..-.P.I Ui(K III MBLG! M Now you know I canl liolil ihal licll fur five miiiules! ils I ' L-NC ll. uliatd )(iu i-xpect? ' ' 74 thi? for one weekend?! Quite a snou Iiil. tl 75 OFFICERS SrZANNAH ANDERSON President MINNA GASTON COMBS ire-Presidenl NANCY LYNN STEWART Svcreiary DONNA CHAREAINE GARNETT T rciistilf ' r l MIGMil-.T Id III IIILLEN I ' m hiiniinhirian mi;. iiicnMto lyon morgan Ailcisor i SENIOR CLASS HENNIE WALLACE ADAMS Wilson I ' hi Oniei a Chi 1. 2: Peace Student Christian Association 2: Outstanding Senior 2: Porpoise Club 2: Miss Peace 2; Student Council Represent- ative 2; Daughters and Granddaugh- ters Club 1. 2: President of Student Government Association 2. M HV SEARS ALLEN Jacksonville I ' hi OmcKO Chi 2: The LoTLS Staff. Business Manager 1 : niittee Chairman 2. Standards Coni- SUZANNAH ANDERSON Whitakers I ' hi i hiH-i a Chi 2: Senior Class President 2; Student Council 2; Standards Committee 2; Outstanding Seni(fr. CLASS OF UH r, LINDA DEE ASHFORD Red Springs Tri Zeln 2: Daughters and Grand- daughters Club L Treasurer 2. PATRICIA ANNE BALL Raleigh I ' hi Thela Mu. President 2: The LoTl s Stall L 2: Baptist Denoinina- tioTial Chairman 2. DONNA KAREN BELL Hickorv Tri Zela 2: Del a Chi 1: Young Re- puljlicans Club 1: Alpha Fi Epsilon 2. wm PAILIM-: (: [ : iiihdsom; Halifax Siiiiiui I ' si (iamina 2: DauglUfis and ( iiariildaufilitois Club 1. President 2: (irnup Chairman. Secretary 2: May Court 2. CAKOLYN ODKTTK HOVi ' I.INt; Hendersiin ' ( Oiui ' i n Chi 2: Young Dcni.nrals Club 2: Resident Group Cliairinan 2: Klecti(]ns Conunitlee 2: Delia C.lii 1. 2: I ' lii Thrill k(ipi (I 2. BEATRICE I. W liUOWN Raleigli ' ( Thrla Mti: Marslud 2. ELIZABETH Jo ' iNEI! i;l!(i Roanukf Rapids ■ ■ .(III 2: Del:a Chi 1; Y ' oung |)i-nioriats 2: I ' .S.C.A. Cabinet 2: Resident (iruup Cliairnian 2. I ' ATKICIA AW III L IA Apex I ' hiThclii Mil 2: Noji Rrsidrnl Croup Chairman 2. JEWNE EOEEE Id TEEI! Southern Pines I ' lii T irIa Kappa I. 2: The l,(ili s Stall. Eeature Editor 1. Editor-in- Chief 2: Young Democrats Club 2; Spanish Club. Secretary 1 ; Inter- national Relations Club 1; Daughters and (Granddaughters Cluli 1. 2. MARTHA ANN BUTLER Raleigh IM:a C ii 1: P.S.C.A. Cabinet. Noii- Resiclent Representative 1. Publicity uip PATRICIA SIE CAMPBELL Kaleigli ' , Tlicin hi 1. 2: Choir 2. Secre- tar 1; oung Demcierats Club L MARY LINN CELL Raleigh Chairman 2; Committee 2: Editor 2. Non-Resident Cr( The LoTis Staff. Art CLASS OF lOH.) ANNE LYNN CHRISTENSEN Charlotte KAY LATHAM COBLE Redondo Beach. Calif. Tii Zela. President 2: Choir 1. 2: Young Republicans Club: Hall Chair- man 2: Dramateers 1: Inler-Society Council 2. NANCY JEAN COLEMAN Knoxville. Tenn. Tri Zela. Parliamentarian 2; Delta Chi 1: Spanish Club 1. 2: Art Club 1. 2: Resident Group Chairman 2: The Lotus Staff. Co-Editor 2: Por- poise Club 2: Student Hostess 2. 79 H RUTHIE Sl ' E COLEY Raleigh I ' ln llirlit kitpi i I, 2. MINW (, M()N COMBS Slielli Tn Zeu, 1: Drha Clu 1 : 111.- l.ciTls Staff. Plidldgiaplifr 2: Spanish t:iub 1. 2; Recreatiiin Assoiiatiiiii 1: Sen- ior Class Vice-President: Daughters and Gramldauglilers Cluh 1. 2. Vice- President 1. CATHERINE ANNETTE COOPER Raleigh ' , Thela Mil 1. 2: Chcjir 1, 2. CLASS OF li)().) ISETSY ANN COUGHLAN (ireenville ' ( (hnrii,a (.hi. I iihlieit Chaiiinan 2: Delia Chi I. Vice-President 2: Cheerleader 1. 2: Ifecreatiun Assu- riali in 1. 2. JEAN CHRISTIAN COX Raleigh HETTY LYNN CRITZER Afton. Va. ' ( Oinfjia Chi 2: Delia Chi 1. SO ii;gima wck clkkie Fa ettp ille Daiigliler? anil (7raiHl(laughteis Clul) 1. 2: liiternatinnal Ri ' laliuns Club 2: Iloine EciiiKiiiiics 2. NAOMI WARREN DARDEN Faisun MARY GLADYS DE AR Raleigh Siiirna f ' ii Gamma: oung Republi- cans Club; Recreatidn Association. WANDA LEE DIZE ' inst(in-Salem NANCY CAROLINE DOLE Falls Church. Va. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH DRY Raleigh Art Club. f ii T u-a ,l „ 2: The Lotls Slafl 1- business Manager 2. SiM.u Hill 7r, Z,i„ 2: hnum Class Vice-F resi- rlent. Spanish Clul, 1; V„u„ [Jeino- erats Cliil, 2: Klee|i„„ (:„„„„ii|,,. 2: I ..S.C.A.. Parlianienlaiian 2: ()u|- slanding Seniui. In 1 FI!A CKS ILVE Battlel„„o I ' ii Onu ' i a Clu 2; Haiull,„nk Com- niillec 2, CAROLYN ANNE FI.VITIK Raleigh iinma EpsHon Chi 2: Drlla CIn 2- Ihe LoTls Stair 2: lnleniali„nal Re ' - lations Club 2. 1 DONNA CIIAREAINK (;ARNETT Sanford I ' lu Omeiii, Chi 2: Delia Clu 0. Ilie Lotus Slaff 2. Feature EHilor ■ e,u„r Class Treasurer; Y„u„g DenK,- ' Tats Ciul, 1. Vice-President 2- Stu- dent Council Noii-Resident Reprc- sentati r 2. FI.IZAHKTII COWAN (;i; |) , Rutncr ' ., ' ' J ' ' ' ' l ' l i I. I ' n ' si.lcnl 2- In ,. ,,. Chaplain 2; IM,„ Chi 2- Marshal 2: PapYriis Staff ]. 2- h-ace linu ' s Stair I. Assiicialc Edii,,r 2 82 DIANA GAIL GRAHAM Roanoke. Va. Tii ' .flit 2; Delia Chi 1: JuTiior Cla s Secretarx : lnter-.Societ) Council 2: ScuietN Council President 2: LoTLS Staff 2. CHARLOTTE ROBERTSON }L HLTON Raleigh SARA ELIZABETH H AMRICK Shelhy I ' hi (hiie i Chi 2. CLASS OF urn MARGARET ALICE HANDY Raleigh Home Eeononiics Club 2. SUSAN S1IIKLL HARRIS Columbia. S. C. Phi Thela Kappa . 2: Tri tela 2. Secretary 2; Delia Chi 1; Resident Group Chairman 2: Handbook Com- mittee 2: Standards Connnittee 2. PATRICIA EAVER HAICHER Fa etteville Tri Tela 2: Delta Chi 2: Art Club 1: ouug Democrats Club 2: The LoTis Staff 1. Senior Class Editor 2: Inter- national Relations Club 2; Sipnn Epsilon Chi I. 83 mm LEALAN L. HENNIS Mount Airy ' (( (Inn-na Chi 2. MARY JO HESTER Wendell I ' ii Oiii uii (.III 2: I ' hi Till-Ill l ii i] ii 1: Koiilrrit (imup Cliaiinian 1; Papyrus Stall 1. 2; The I ' eiire Times Staff. Assistant Editor 1. Edilur-in- Chief 2; Outstanding Senior. M Rr. RET RITH HILLEN Charlotte Tii Zela 2: Delia Chi 1: Senior Class I ' arliainentarian : Inter-Society Coun- cil. Scretarv 2: P.S.C.A. 1. 2. CLASS OF liH).) JIDITII AWK IIOERNEI! ' lurk. I ' cnn. Sii ina I ' si Cainiiia 2: Dvlui Chi 1.2; Junior Class Treasurer; The LoTi.s Staff 1: Student Hostess L 2. VIRCIMA PERSON HOLEI.STER New Bern ' iii y.ela 2; Delia Chi 2; Young Democrats ( luh 2; P.S.C.A.. Episco- |)al Denominational Chairman 2. MARY ELIZABETH HOLT Burlington Tri y.iia 2; The Lotus Staff. Creative Writing Editor 2; P.S.C.A. 1. 2. !U ELIZABETH ANN ll() l!l) Haleigh I ' ln ' ihi-ld Mil 1. Treasurer 2: Nmi- liesiileiit iriiii| ( ' liairniaii 2; Mav Court 1. Maid ,.f flun.u 2: P.S.C.A. 9 JANE ANN HOWARD Raleigh Phi Thela Mi, 1. 2: Alpha Pi Epsilo 1. Vice-President 2. 1 KTI1 I.AXE HISSEV Wiiscn Tri Zfla. Treasurer 2: Resident (Jroup ( liairnian 2. LINDA ANN JENKINS Poiloeksville Tri Zela 2: Himiir Court President 2: Outstanding Setiior: Spanish Chii 1. 2: Porpoise Club. President 2; Student Council 1. 2; Social Com- mittee Member 2. JIDITH ANNETTE JONES Southern Pines P.S.C.A. Cabinet. Morning Watch Chairman 2; Home Economics Club L Treasurer 2: Spanish Club. Presi- dent 2; Delia Chi 1. BETSY FAVE KING Raleigh Phi Thela kappa . 2. 85 JENNIE LYNN KlilDKIi Salishui Junior Class I ' resiilnil : Sliidrnl i:.,uncil 1; P.S.C.A. Cahirii-I. Out- n-ath Cliairman 2. NANCY GKAIIAM l,A li;i:ilT La Crcssj.. Va. CHERYL LYNN LAI RSEiN TiiilcN I ' aik. 111. Sifiiiui I ' si (iiiniiiiti 2: Elrcliiiris Coni- iiiiltee 2: P..S.(;.A. Vice-l ' iesidt-nt 2; Lc Cercle Fianrais I, JANE ALICE LeCONTE Charlolte liUeinalioiial Rclali.ins Cliili 2: Cluiir 2: Art Clul) 2; Peuce T.nics Staff 2. jrilY CMiOl. LEE lialrlfili I ' ii Tliri,, Mil 2: Choir L 2. NANCi i i i ()(:k liles Laurinhurg Tri y.i ' h, 2: Phi Omeaa Chi I ; Siianish «:iul. 1. 2: Porpoise Club 2. 86 JANICE EVEL ' iX I.INVll.LE ils.m Phi ()nici:n Chi. Pii iilfiit 2. MRS. LINDA (;onr)WiN LOVVOKN Raleigh ' ( Thru, 1 ; 1.2: P.S.C.A. 2. LINDA LEE LI CUS liirt Defiante. Va. Tri Zela. .Seigeant-at-.Arins 2: Ves- pers Committee 1: International Re- lations Club 1: Orientation Committee 2: Resident Cyroup Chairman 2: oung Re|)ublicans Club. President 2. CLASS OF IDO.) N V ■ , W.. MARY EDITH MtARTHlR Laurinburg Sigma Epsilon Chi 1; Tri Zela 2; Spanish Club . BRENDA LOUISE M( AULEY Ellerbf NANCY ELIZABETH Mi BRAYEIi Shell.N I ' hi Tlie ' a kappa 1. 2: I ' hi ()mei:a Chi 2: Art Club 1. 2: Home Eco- nomics Club 1 : Peace Times Staff. Exchange Editor 2. NANZA BKICE McBKA ER Raleigh 5!f;mo P.si (iamina. Piesifleiit 2: Pro- gram Committee 2; Iiiter-Society Committee 2. TiRA E martin Raleigh I ' hi Onu ' iin Chi 2: Art Cluh 2: ' rare Tillies Staff 2. LYNN BRF.EDEN MITCHELL Bemiettsville. S. C. IiitiTiiational Relations Cluh L 2: J ipvnis Staff I. Vice-President 2: I ' l ' dce Times Staff 1. 2. CLASS OP liMu SANDRA LYNNE MOODY n. ' thel Tii ' .eld 2: ' , ' .(• Tunes Staff I; Resilient (Jroup Chairman I: Home Economies Cluh. Secretary . 2: Por|Joise Cluh 2; oung l) ' mocrats Cluh 2; The LoTi s Staff, Photog- rapln Eilitor 2. KAY MARTIN NEWSON Raleigh I ' ll, Thelu Mil 1.2: Al ,hii I ' hi Epsi- Inn 2: Daughters aiul Gramldaughters Cluh 1: Chairman of Non-Resiclent (;r .u|j 2: The I.OTIS Staff 1. SANDRA JEAN PAKKEIi .Jackson Tii Zela 2; Spajiish Cluh 1. 2. EVELYN (;AIL I ' ATIiICk Raleigh I ' hi Thela Mii 1. 2: Recreation As- suiiation Representative 2; Yiiung Democrats Club 2: Non-Resiilent CJroup Chairman 2. SUSAN YOUNG PERKINS Roxboro ' ( Omri a Chi 2: Delia Chi 1. 2: Art Cluli 1. 2; Young Democrats Cluli 2; Choir Accompanist 1. MRS. JUDY JONES PERRY Wake Forest I ' riice Times Staff. Business Manager 2: I ' hi Thrla Riij i a 2. NANCY RITH PETTIGREW Raleigh ' ( Theln Mi, 2; Choir 1. 2. Phi - IAia DIANE i ' RINCE Fuquay Springs Thela Kai i)n 1. Secretary 2: Tri Zela 2: The LiiTls Staff 1: Delia Chi I. 2; P.S.G.A.. Secretary-Treas- urer 2: P.S.C.A. Cabinet 2: ' FJancl- bol k Connnittee 2: Outstaiiding Senior. NANCY McKINNON REIGNWATER Salisbury Sii:,iiia I ' si Caiimia 2: Art Club 2: Peace Times Staff 1: Intr-inational Relations Club 2. 89 MAfiTHA ANNE ROANE Kaleigh Cliuir 1. 2. JANET LEE ROBERTS Asliehori) Tri ZfUt 2: Drlla Chi 1: Studrnl CouMcil 2: uuiig Demunals Clul. 2: Dramateers. Secretary 2: Hajidl k Cijiiimiltee 2: Cliainiian nf Ri idmt Group 2; Ma Court 2. SARAH EEI ABETII ROBERTS Car BEVERLY ANN R0(;EI!S Creedmoor Tri Zriii 2; Daughters and Grand- dauglili-rs Clul) L 2: Young Re- puldirans Cluli L 2: Orientation Coniinitlee Chairman 2. TERRELL JOHNSON SEAWELL Chapel Hill Peace Times Staff I. 2: Papyrus Staff L President 2; P.S.C.A.. ' Presh)- lerian Denominational Chairman 2; oung Democrats Cluh 2; The LoTUS SlalL Cops Editor 2. SUSANN ELIZABETH SHEAfiEK Ea etle ilie Tri Zela 2; Ac Cerc e Fnin,:ilis I: Marshal 2; ' iuung Democrats Cluh 1: Lotus Staff 1; Student Hostess 2. 90 SUSAN SHELLEY Lauriiiburs! VICKIE LU SHEPHERD Arlinfitnn. V ' a. Sii;ni(i Psi i iiin!un 2. BRENDA KAY SIDBl RY Garner ' Tlu-la Mil 2. CLASS OF iu(j,3 SUZANNE LORRAINE SINGLETON Laurinburg Choir 1. AHMF.TA LOU SKINNER Norfolk. Va. Tri Zeta 2: Siiiina Epsilon Chi 1; Phi Theta Kapjta L Viie-President 2: Papyrus Staff 2: P.S.C.A.. Social Chairman 2: Dramateers 1: Resident Grou|) Chairman 2: Young Demo- crats Club 2: Christmas Play Make- Lp Chairman 2. JO ANNE SMITH Trenton Rlio Delia Chi 1: .S k ' io Psi Gamma 2: The LoTL s Staff 1. Sports Editor 2: Spanish Club 1. Secretary 2: P.S.C.A.. Secretary 2; oung Demo- crats Club 2: International Relations Club 2: Student Hostess 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2. 91 i ' M)H r.h ' lll - 1 I)1E I SANDRA JEAN STEPHENS Kiiistoii Eiiquav Springs Tri Zelii: Kaitjiti .11 film Rhn 1 : The Lotus Staff 2; I ' .S.C.A. NANCY LYNN STEWART Favetteville y.i-lii Pul)li(it Cliairrnan 2; Siiimn Epslhin Chi 1 : P.S.C.A.. Pub- licity Cliaiiinaii 2: Si-iiior Class Sec- retar) : The LoTLs Staff 1 : Art Club 2: Student Hostess 2; Spanish Cluh . CLASS OF 11M).5 i i!TiiA ELOisE sr(;(; lli ;li Point ' ; Oinc d (Jti 2; ' ounp I )einn(r il Club . President 2: Tlie Lnri s Stall 2: Reereati(jn Assoi ialicm llepieseril- ative. Treasurer 2. SHEIiRY LYNN SIRR TT Charlotte 7m ,• , 2: Drlhi Chi 1. 2; Art Club I. LIM) IMANNE TART Raleigh • ( rh.1,1 1 h 2. 92 ANNA MARIE TEACHER Ashehort) Sl ' E ANNA THOMPSON W ' a liiiigtuii MARGAliET Dl liFEY TIMISEKLAKE A I, Vlexaiulna Va, llciine Economics Cluli 1. Vice- I ' lpsident 2: Daughters and Grand- daugliters Club 1. 2: Porp.iise Cluli 2. JIM E KE VASS Greenville. Tenn. In Zeld 2: Le Cercle froni ais 2: l ' ..S.C.A.. President 2: Honor Ccjurt 2: Student Council 2: International Relations Club 1. 2: Daughters and Granddaughters Club 1. 2; Outstand- inii Senior. ANNE CROSS WADE Colerain Tii Zela 2: Resident Group Cha ir- man 2: Recreation Association. Vice- President 2. FRANCES KAYE WALL Raleigh Phi Tliela Mu . 2; Recreation .Vs- sociation: Non-Resident Representa- tive. 93 RACHEL ANIECE W KIIHER Shelby i ' lu Omc ii Chi 2. MOLLIE ClIAItETON WELCH Siii,iiin E]tsHon (Jii 2: HtniKi ' Court. SciTclaiy 2: Marshal Cliicf 2; Chair- nian of Ehnlioiis Comniillcc 2: Oiit- slamhug Senior; May ( mit 1: a Oueen 2. CAROLYN CIHHSTINE WLLDON Louishuij; l iiji ia AI iIhi HIiii 1, 2: Choir 2: Home EeoMoinies Cluii. Vice-Presi- dent L [ ' resident 2. BETS- - LYNN WELLS Raleigh Delta (.hi: Sii inti I ' si tjiimnin; Mar- shal 2: l. nig Denioerats Chih. ANITA LUCIELLE WHEELESS Cliiilori ' (hiir a Chi 1; Tri Zctn 2: Delia Chi 1: ouM Denioerats Cliih 2. ANNE ELlZMiETIl WHLrE llarts ill.• International Relations (!hili 1: P.S.C.A.. Vice-President 1 ; I ' apyius Staff 2: The LdTHS Staff 2: OriiMita- tiori ( ioMirnittee 2. 94 CLASS OF 19():) MARY MARTHA WOOIARH Robeisonville Phi Omejia Chi 1: Tri Zctu. Social Chairman 2; Resident Ornup Chair- man 2: P.S.C.A.. Ecumenical Chair- man 2. 3n iWemoriam Til lend you fur a little lime a Child cif mine. ' lie said. For you to love the while she lives, and Mourn for when she ' s dead. It may be for six or seven ears. Or twenty-two or three. But will you. till I call her back. Take good care of her for me? Shell bring her charms to gladden you And shall her stav be brief. oull have her lovelv memories As a solace Un our grief. I Read at Jeanne ' s Funeral October 30. 1964) JEANNE CLAUDIA FISHER Ma 7. 194.5 - October 28. 1964 95 JAKlli; VASS SUSIE ANDERSON MOELIE WELCH OUTSTANDING HEXME ADAMS LINDA JE.NKl.NS SENIORS PI DIANE PRINCE MARY JO HESTER mam - M t This is what Idle time is for . . . Ha| | inpss is y- ■ ' But WflY hies a mascot ha e I  ' ' ai lln thiiii ' V 98 (ietting iiur picture taken is a pain in the FEET! Those stories aliout llie Finh ' girls sneaking out RIDICULOUS! k ♦ ; a !sr i I don ' t care WHAT our advisor savs. this picture stavs! 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' st., FiKjuay .Springs 1716 Brrntwood tlir.. V ' ilson ,3013 Glcnrids,. Dr.. Ral,-i-li 24U1 Forresl Dr.. Flizaln-th Citv 2722 Gloui-.si.T Kd., Ralt-itili Box 96. Rohhins -2819 Anderson Dr.. Ralrioh Mien. Mary .Sears 407 Counlry Cluli Dr.. Jacksonville .Anderson. .Maryarel E 200 Maple Ave.. Falls Church a •Anderson. .Syannah Hox 6.w, Whitakers Andrews. Helen Rose Rt. 2. Hox 29. W arrenton .Andrews. .SvK, a E 70.5 Kooler Cir.. Favetleville -Vhford Linda Dee 708 .S. Maui. Red ' .Springs -Vera. Emma Alice R„„, 1, .Smithfiehl Ayd ell. hel„cra Alice Box .501, Elizaheth City Ma dim., helsy Jane Roo, 2, Apex Ball Patricia .Anne 2612 Coolemee Dr.. Raleigh Barker. .Mary Tonda Love Valley Barnes. Mary Louise Route 1. Lucania Barnett, Rila .Anne 24,50 Westover Dr.. Hen.lerson Barrier. Ellen Mahry 109 Hawkins Dr., Greenshoro Bashford Ker,-n Huherl 1.317 Morrlecai Dr., Raleigh Bass. Judve Morrow Fountain Highway. Farmyille Baxter. Ellen 1 219-B Jackson Cir.. Chapel Hill Beatty Nancy T I R„ute 1. Box .31.5. Mount Hollv Be . Donna karen 336 First St.. Hickory R ■ B u V-r ' 0 Circle Dr.. Wallace Bell Rachel Ann Route 2, Wake Forest Bennett. Teresa Elaine .5300 Doncaster Dr.. Charlotte in song. Mary Harvard 717 N. Broad .St.. Suffolk. Va! inlsong. Pauline Grey [jox 314. Halifax Bolus. Patricia Ann 2220 Wheeler R,l.. Raleigh Bow ing, Carolyn () Westover Dr.. Hen.lersSn BowJing. Joyce Anne R„o|, ]. Timherlake Koykin. Dorothy Ann 1707 Wilshire HIv.l.. Wil-on Breedlove. Josephine A 421 Hancock .St.. Oxlonl Brown. B. Lynn 237 Buck Jones Rd.. Raleigh Brown. Betty D Route 1. Box .372. Dov ' r Brown. Elizaheth J 600 Franklin St.. Roanoke Rapids Brown. Mary Ann. 603 Long St.. Lexington Browne. Martha Luella 2728 Camhri.lge R,l.. Ralei-h Bulman Palrieia Ann 414 Olive .St.. Ap x Burchette. Rehecea Jo R,. 1. Fairfax Hills. Raleigh Burnette. Martha W __ r,,,,,,. ., r,i.: i, Burnette Mrs. Elizaheth I :Z:i !!: Bu er. Betsy Currin r„„,3„,| u er. Jeanne Folley Midland Rd.. .Southern Pines Buler. Martha Ann 603 Lake Boone Tr.. Raleigh Caldwe 1. Martha K 3029 Rothgeh Dr.. Raleigh (.a dwell. .Sally L 2300 McMillan Ave.. Lumher.Sn Callovvay Sara M.. 268 irginia Ave.. Concord Camph ll. Patricia s. 322 E. Park Dr.. Raleigh Carico Marv Eluaheth 2315 Laburnum Ave.. Roanoke. Va Garr. Johnnye CnttI • p. q. Box 163. Rose Hill Carter Donna Isabel gjo N. Craige. .Salisbury r .Tk rl ° Edwards Ave.. Kinston Caulk Candida Mid.lleburg. Va. Cell Mary Linn- 3114 n. cn Dr.. Raleigh Christensen. Anne Lynn 1225 liiltniure Dr.. Charlotte Cark. Mrs. Connie 620 Ralph Dr.. Raleigh C ayton Gad L.- R„„, 7 Winston-Salem J nTl ; n ' ii ' 2 Oak Rd., Salisbury Uine. Li Nelle 1109 Lee Ave., Kannapolis Coble. Kay Lalhan .504 Ave. F . R, ndo lieach. Calif. Go eman. Beverly Gary 296 Slratfonl Rd.. Abbeville Co eman. Nancv Jean-.7120 Rockingham Dr.. Knnxville 19 Tenn Coleson Paula Ann ,,,3 „„ , ,. : Co ey. Ruthle .Sue R„„„. 5 r , _ Combs, Minna Gaston m Brookhill Rd.. .Shelby Comer. Linda Lee ,j„, 3„_ Carthag Constantine Jane E 4,512 Tenella Rd.. New Ben, Cooper. Catherine A 1915 NVw Bern Ave.. Ralend, Coughlan. Betsy Ann 803 ill„w St.. (;reenville Covrngton. Jane Eleanor no.-, Culpepper Ln.. Raleigh Cowper. Rosabel, yOO W. R. ' umree. Kin.ton Cox, Jean Christian IU.5 Edinburgh Road. Raleigh Gov ' W I ? ■ ' ' Starmount Dr., Greenshoro t-.ox, Wadie Louisa- -- p Crawford. Mary 9lV r n d 1 °,° fv f I c Vi- iV ■ 1 ' ' Cowper f)r.. Rahigi Crawford. .Sal he H 3 Melrose Ln.. Douglaston 63. . . Crawford. Va (.egg- R„„i 1 ci 101 CreeL Elizabeth ' ' ' ' ' Crews. Hannah E._ 4Yrw M7;; sr ' TT n (Vo„= P,,,: ■ I „ ■ ' in St.. Ihoinasvi e Cntes. Patricia Lynn R,. .5. pjne Hall Farm. Raleigh Critzer, Betty Lynn Groom. A. Eugenia Crowder. Donna (; Currie. Frames Susan., l- ' urrie. Robin Melver-, (Currie. Virginia Vanee- Dalton. Harriet E - s Carol Danlen. Naomi W Davis. Denise Esther.. Daviv. Laura Jean Davis. Susan Crockett Deal. Harvie .Ann Deesc, Meredith Anne Dewar. Mary Gladys 9,55 p, j r |,..„, Dewey. Belly .Sue 17 Q, ' ' ' Dixon. Jerianne R Dixon. Jessi,. ( Alton. Va . 1701 Brookhavcn Dr.. Raleigh -4212 Woodlawn Dr.. Raleigh Box 782. Carthage Box 782. Carthage 209_Woodcrest R,l., Fayetleville ina Ave., Forest City Route 2. Faison .5011 Bmokhaven Dr.. Raleigh 510 E. Franklin St.. Raleigh Max Meadows. Va. 1836 Buena Vista Rd.. Winston-Salem 732 St. George Rd., Raleigh eoah St., Baciin 907 Lackey Ext., Shelby 1,;., n , , IS-IO Cypress Dr.. Henderson D ' .uh.V-. ' ' ' ■ ' ■ ' - -■; .-. ' i72...E fs l ' rook Dr. Winston-Salem Doi I oub ancy Caroline 1.506 Pinewood St.. Falls Church. Va oug las. Ann Milner Ro, 417. Spring Hope owd irgima L 2510 Kenmore l.r.. Raleigh Dry Char otteE Crablree Heights, R,. 1. Raleigh Eakln. Pattie ( 157 prazier Rd.. Warrenl.m. ' a. E wa d fT; ' ' ■ • 2- SmithheM Edwards. K Charmian 2114 Glenwood Ave.. Raleigh E Ivvards. Lois lianne P. Q. Box 114. Spring Hope E rod. Barbara Jo 4213 Ro„3n .St.. Raleigh Emerson. Sara H 524 Overlook St., Greenshoro Exum: trhR:::;:::::::::-- P - ' - ' s, ' ' : Fairbanks. Eve Penelooe „3632 N. 36th Rd.. ArfingtoT 1 Va. 312 Johnson St.. Clinton 702 Valley Dr., Dallon. Ga. 401 Rightmyer Dr.. Roanoke Rapids uni. .Sarah R Fairbanks, Eve Penelope. Faireloth. Mary Holt Falls. Sandra Maxine Fansler. Jo Ellen Farlow. -jlfi ' , ' ' - 100 E. Whitaker Mill Rd.. Rai;igh retton. loinniie Ann. Ferrell. Man ia Diane Finger. Daryl L Finkner. Patricia Lee Fitzgerald. Mildred G Five. Kav Frances Flytbe. Car.dvn Anne, lord. Dianiia Evelyn.. Ford. Mar) Anne. ' . Forrest. Betsy L .... _ iT ' m ' ' ■ ' ir— 5S: Pembroke Ave.. Ahoskie Fnfi ;■ ' ' V  ' 2 Lancaster St., Durham Fu ler. Gaye 1407 Cambridge Ln.. Columb fulcher. Lonnette N 2800 Ma .Win.lsor 1505 Chester Rd.. Raleigh ..301 Harmon Pk., Marion, S. C. 3909 Arrow Dr.. Raleigh 415 E. A ilson St.. Farnnille Box 176. Batlleboro 2715 Rothgeh Dr.. Raleigh .400 E. Jackson .St., Dillon, S. C Blackridge, Va. .-Route 4. Raleigh C. ,■ ;,i ;; ' , V. o luayview Rd.. Raleigh ( a ne ' ; ■ n A ' .349 Churchill R,l.. Raleigh Garnett. D. Char aine Route 5. .Sanfonl C li M ■ ' l Burton PI.. Jacksonville GofeV i ' .- ' r ' ' - ' - 3- « ■! ' . Fayetleville Glover. .Sarah C. r„„, 1 p Goodwin Linda K 2311 Lake Dr.. Raleigh Grady. Elizabeth C. 5OO Central Ave.. Butner Graham. Diana (,all Route 4. McVitty Rd.. Roam.ke, Va Gray. Julia Baugham 4II N. Caswell .St.. LaGrange I rZ ' l ' ' V 213 W. Mam St.. Thomasville CrMr. ' M IvT ' 216 Home .s,.. Rocky Mount Griftin. Mary Dahney 202 E. Elm .St.. Nashyille (,urganus. Palsy Joe __ rIVi, 1 Gutl ne. Julia Karen 714 Harris St.. Raleigh Hackney, Martha Susan 919 Raleigh Rd.. Wilson H or l ' m rT 2930 Berkley R.I.. Ardmore. Penn. hZ rt ' l ' J. - ' Hox 124. Fallston Hamrick Sara E.. 504 Charles R,l., Shelby Handy, Margaret Alice 3113 Georgian Ter,. Raleigh ar ,s, Janice E ame .301 Summitte Ave., Sanfonl Ham-., Linila I F ' fi II Harris. Susan Shnley. . mY N:Tr; ;dm R;C( ;imnbiJ! ' s. ' c. Harriss. Diana Binford 1.520 W. .Mash .S,.. Wilson Hatcher. Patricia W 2101 Raeford Rd.. Fayetteville aukin. Elizabeth A 2109 White Oak Rd.. ' Raleigh ll r- -7. ' -- 8 Tanager Trail. .Sumter. .S. C. tteighton. Diane E r ,, i-- . II.,--. , 7-- ttoute 2, Kinston Heigiton. Suzanne H r,„„ 2. Kinston Henderson, Janet E 116 Riverside Dr.. Greenville S C Hennis. Lealan L 245 Country Club Rd.. Mount Airy Heiini.. .Suzanne I 232 (irace S,., Mount Airy en.on. Mrs. Lane L 229 N. Mam St.. Wake Forest Helling. Limla Moye p. Q. Box .522. Mount Olive H. ler, Mar Jo Box 1,S7. Wenilell Hill, (iail r Sf ( ' nth A f.. Coiio er Hillfii. Mar ari-1 Rulli TOO (Ji.rokn- Kd., Cliarlulte Hilcliiii;:-.. HoliMi E +00 Norfolk St.. W illiaiii ' .hur!.. a. Holili-. Barliara Lt-o Box 31.i. Ar aila. ( olorailo Hoiinir. Juililh Anne 17 N. Manlii-im Si., ork. P.nn. Hoffman. Barbara L 2.S0.5 Danlmry Ril.. Grfon-lmro Holronilie. Ann E 1907 Glfiiwood .Ave.. Ralfi h Holl.iiian. Mary Ann 312 Mulberry .St.. Kalei-h Holli l.r. irginia P 51.5 Ea l Front .St.. New Bern Holt. Mary E 509 Storey Si.. Burliiiplon Houk . - ntelia Franees Box 2h7. Fninont Ho[lkin . Beverly Jane l.H)5 Canlerliurv Kil.. Kalei li Barton. Can. lice M KI8 Lake Boone Tr.. Ba]eit:li Hou.li. Sara Ceeelia 1801 Uueen R.I.. W.. Cliarlolle Howanl. Carolyn R Rouli- 1. Moncure Hovvanl. Elizabeth A 4713 Remberl Dr.. Raleigh Howard. Jan, ' Ann .S1.34 Et..n Rd., Ral.itrh Howe. Eniilv I-ouise 18 Cireb Dr.. Belniojil Howe ' . Su an Jane 70 Main St.. MeAd.inilb- Hubbard. Joan Begg 3036 Churehill Rd.. Ral.ijih HufT. Bonnie Lee P. O. Box 701, Hender-on Hunt. Patricia Sue 720 Fermlale BImI.. High Pouit Hu ev, Martha Lane 1408 Canal Dr.. Wil on Ingram, Sandra Kav 615 New Rd.. Raleigh Jacobs. Betsy Helen 1105 Canterbury Rd., Raleigh James. Luey Baldwin 1437 Chester Rd.. Rab-igh Jefferson. Rulli C Fountain Jeffreys, Genevieve Route 2. Rab-igh Jenkins. Linda Ann Polloeksv ilb- Johnson. Beverly J .5708 Loeh Raven Blvd.. Baltimore 12. M.I. Jt.hns.m. Ciarolvn R.ise Rout.- 1. tdavlon Johnson. Suzanne E P. 0. Box .526. Roanoke Rapi.ls lohnston. i;avb- Noble 407 N. Fifth St.. Smitbfi.-f.l J..lius|on. Mary Jen C 127 W. Park Dr.. Ral.-igh Johnsl,,n. Mrs. M. Lynn S .321 Culler Si.. Rab-igh lon.-s. Diane F Rl. 1, Box 125D, Piikens. S. C. Jones. Ju.lilh A 140 N. Ash.- St.. .Southern Pines Joseph. Brenda 57 Freeman Dr.. Ilanipt.tn. Va. Joyner. Barl)ara L R.tul.- I. Knight. lab- Joyner. Frances 722 Evergreen R.I.. R.).ky M.iunt Julien, Alice M 3125 Eton R.I., Raleigh Kelley, ,Sherie . ' nne 805 Montgomery Ave.. Albemarle Kent. Mrs. Lee 1733 Brooks .Ave.. Raleigh King. Betsy Faye Rl. 8. Box 235. Rab-igh King. Ellen Lorene 1914 Sunset Dr., Ral.-igh King, Sheila Fay 708 Monroe Dr.. Ral.-igh Kiser. Sharon E 824 Seventh St.. N.W.. Hi. k..ry Kitrhin. Lee Brown Route 2, Wake For.-sl Knott, R.,berta Ann Box 63.5, Wendell Kisth-r. Kav 613 Smedes PI.. Raleigh Kouri. Elizabeth P 1144 Crystal Lake Dr., Virginia Beach, Va. Klitzn.-r. Susan 955 .Sycamore St., Rocky Mount Kri.ler, Jennie Lynn 228 W. Monroe St.. Salisburv Laing. Sharon Vickers 14 Roller Rd„ Charleston. W. Va. Lambert. Nancy G LaCrosse, Va. Lans.-he, LindaMarv 1729 Forest Hills Dr.. Gre.nville Larsh. Margaret Jane Rl. 1, Box 3.56, Chapel Hill Lasal.-r, Carolyn J 621 Mial Si.. Ral.-igh Laughinghous.-, Kathryn 108 E. F..aring St., Elizab.-tli City Laurs,-n, Cheryl L R.R. 2. B..x .321. Tinl.y Park. 111. LeConl.-. Jane Alice 42.53 Benbigh Dr.. Charlott.- Lee. Ju.ly Car.il 218 Lafayette St.. Rab-igh LeMay. Sara .Anne 1310 Glenw.iod Ave.. Raleigh Lewis. Marv Courtney Rl. .5, Box 9B, Oxbir.l Lewis, Meriw.-ther Rt. .5. Box 9li. Oxb.r.l Liles. (Jerry Ann 3.509 Ri.lge Dr.. Ral.-igh Liles, Nancy Maihlocks 721 W. McLean St.. Laurinburg Lin.lsav. Mrs. Nancv Box h.38-39. Rl. 1. Cary Linville. Jani.-.- E Raleigh R.I.. Wilson Litton. Pamela .Ann 700 Nellane Dr.. (iarnt-r l.ivcnnon-. Linila C 204 W. 22nd St., Lunib.rl.in Lloy.l, Carolyn Marie Rl, 2, Box 147. M.-li.in.- L.d)ien, Jane Marie 516 Cardinal Dr., Rah igb L.)ng, Claudia J.-nnifer Box 188, Manl.-o Long. Valla Dee 401 Carmen .Ave.. Jacksonville Longstreet, Ellen Jane 25 (Country lub Dr.. Greenville. .S. C. Lovelace, Lyn Matelon Maccb-sfi.-bl Lovvorn, Linda G 711-D Dani.-ls St., Ral.-igh Lucus, Linda Lou Fort Defiant-.-. ' a. MacL.-an, f.yl Billings 2101 N. Elm St.. I.und..-rton McArlhur. Mary Edith Box 2-16. I.auriidiurg McAub-y, Bren.la Louise R.jut.- 2. Ellerb.- McBray.-r. Nancy E 708 W. W arr.-n St.. Sh.-lbv McBrayer. Nanza Brie.- 223 F.ir.-sl R.I.. Ral.-igh Mc(,lurkin. Patrb-ia N 2315 Webber St.. Sarasota. Fla. 1.-Danit-I. Evelyn .Ann 702 lona St.. Fairni.mt M.D.mabl. Sally I 207 Sl.iiu- St.. I ' lLimasvilb- M. ilnffie. Nancy Lynn P. O. Box 748. Red Springs .McChinnis. San. Ira Kay Box 72. Wise McKibbin. Margaret S._55.33 Massachusetts Ave.. Falls Church. Va. M.-(,lu.-en. F. Ple.lger ,506 N. St.. Chapel Hill Ma.l.b-n. Flfrie.la Anne 2119 Park Rd., Charb.tle Mall. .O.I, Ch.-ryl E 4208 I nion St.. Raleigh Mann. Janet (Jail Nags Head Manning. Eleanor .Ann 1.30 W. Colonial Dr.. Salisbury Marsh. Sue Carol 4403 Country Club R.I.. New Bern Martin. Rosemary 1U2 Oak St., Marion, S. C. Martin, Tira Anne 2321 Ridge R.I., Raleigh lallhews. Mary Jackson 10 .Moreland Ave.. Belhleh.-m. Pa. Mell.in. Iliana Lynn 1300 Carolina Pines .Ave.. Raleigh M.-iiius. J.-ani.- Kar.-n 966 Kenleigh Cir.. Winslon-Salem Milb-r. Belly Ann 1712 Oklahoma Ave.. Burlington Mdlon. Bren.la Foy Box 51. Lillinglon Mil. hell. Lynn Breeilen 1101 Wells St.. Bennettsville, S, C. M.mk. Ann Elizabeth 216 Wells Dr.. Columbus. Ga. : l..ni.,.-. Maggie Route 1. Laur.-I Hill Aioo.lv. San. Ira Lynne Bt.x 505. B.-thel Moore. Sallb- Lou 64 S,..ne Ri.lgi- Rd.. Summit. N. J. Morgan. Ju.lilh Vi M..on Post Offic.-. Mathews, Va. Morrison. Isabel ,M 31 (.larlton Dr.. N.E.. Atlanta. Ga. Mullen. Janice E Box 133. Halteras Murb-v. R.di.-rta Sue 206 Furches St.. Raleigh My.-rs. Susan E 1012 W.-slwoo.l Dr.. Raleigh Myrick. Ju.ly (Jlenn Rout.- 1. Knii hldale Napowsa. Ch.-ryl Jan 465 Dacian Rd., Raleigh Newell, Jore.- A P. 0. Box 54.5, Moncks Corner, S. C. News,, in. Kav Martin 1921 Craig St., Raleigh Newton. Mrs, Lottie Route 1. Cary Noell. Eslelle Pauline 2718 Fairview Rd.. Raleigh Oakb-y. Ja.-.iueline B 1128 Eastern .Ave.. Rocky M.mnt Ols.m. Janic, ' Marie 364 S. Summit .Ave.. Woodsto.-k. a. Paris. Mary McNeill P. 0. Box 344, Red Springs Park.-r. Ann E 718 J,, lies St.. Suffolk, Va, Park.-r, San. Ira Jean Ja. kson Parn.-ll, (.Jyntbia .Anne Box 138, Parkton Parr.ill, Eiizab.-th Ann 5,50 Club Dr„ Salisbury Palri.-k, Ev.-lyn Gail Rl, 1, Hamilton Heights, Raleigh Patl,-rson. .Ann Lewis Box 426, Cartilage Peele, Priscilla King 109 E, Grace St., Williamston Penny, Brenda Joyce 216 Elm .St.. Raleigh Perkins. .Susan oung Route 2. Roxboro Perkinson. Hazel Jean Rl. 1. Box 118. arrenlon Perry. Bren.la Sue Rl. 7. Box 61. Raleigh Perry. Mrs. Judy Jones Route 2. Wake Forest P.-lligrew. Nancv 3625 Bon. I Si.. Raleigh Phillips. Andrea Lee ,5009 Yadkin Dr.. Raleigh Pillar. 1. Bren.la Carol Nelson. Va. Polhill. Ann Gelzer 123 Ripley Rd.. Wilson Potl.-r. Frances Davis 116 Orange St.. B.-aufort Pri.-.-. Jean Ellen -Rl. 2. Box 96A, Wallace Princ ' . Mary Diane 301 E. .Academy St.. Fu.]uay .Springs Proctor. t Jcrgia Wood Box 106. Parklon Purcell. Jan.- (.Jlenn 815 S. Main .St.. Laurinburg Ouinn. Fri.-la Mae Houser Pines, Cherryville Ragan. Car., I Burch 209 72nd St.. Virginia Beach. Va. R. a. I.-. Pain. -la W vche Timherlake Reav.-s. Sharon Leigh 119 N. L..r.l Ashley R,l.. Rab-igh Reeve. Sarah Michelle 130 Lor.l Ashlev R,l.. Rab-igh Reignwaler. Nancv M 803 M.)i-ksville R.I.. Salisbury Remillanl. Mrs. Diana A ,525 N. Blounl St.. Raleigh Roan.-. Lvn.la Ruth 4812 R.-mberl Dr.. Raleigh R,.an.-. Martha Anne 4812 Remhert Dr.. Raleigh Rob.-rls. Janet Lee 712 Worlh Si.. .Asheboro R.,l„-rls. Sarah Elizabeth 149 Chatham. Cary Ro.lg.-rs. (Jatiiey Overton P. 0. Box 627. Lexington R. ' gers. Beverlv Ann Main .S|.. Box 634. Oeedmoor R.1SS. Flb-n Elizabeth 510 Fountain PI.. Burlington Rumple, Jennif.-r Lynn. ' 1125 Ed; ebrook Dr„ Winston-.Salem Ruth.-rford. Ann Morriss Franklin. ,Ala. San.b-rs. Gavb- K 4747 W .-.Ig.-wo.i.l St.. Ral.-igh Saun.b-rs. Joan Marb- 416 alley Ln.. Falls Chur.-h. Va. Scarborough. Ir.-ne B Box 68. Easlover. S. C. Schwark. Lin. la Sue 11206 E. 50 St.. Kansas City. Mo. .Schloss.-r. Lin.la 108 E. Brentwoo.l Dr.. Greensboro Seawell. Terrell J 733 F. Franklin St.. Chapel Hill Severance. Nancy Scott 909 C.-.larbr,.ok Dr.. K.„ kv I.,unl Sexinii. Vickb- L..-.6685 Franklin Ma.lison R.I.. Mi,l.lb-t.,wn. Ohio Shannon. Mrs. Clara O 2716 Barmellb-r St.. Raleigh Shannon. Nan Elizab.lh 1100 Bran.-h St.. Wilson Shearer. Susailn E 214 Rush Ril.. Fayell.-ville Shearin. Tenipie Louisi- 812 Marig.ihl St.. R.icky Mount Shelley. ,Susan C.illege Pk„ Lauriniiurg Sheph.-r.l. Vii-kb- Lu 6404 N. 24tli St.. Arlington. Va. Shinier. .Sallie Beckwitli 2709 Webb St.. Rab-igh Shufor.l. Sarah 300 Howar.l St., Ml. Airy idbury. Br,.n,la kay 126 Brou hton St.. Garn.-r .Nmmons, Lynthia Brown 1010 Main St.. Tarlmro hinc air. Patricia L 11.5 Myrtle St.. Hanover. Mas. Singleton Suzanne L 30,) W. Blvd.. Laurinhurg Skinner, . rnieta Lou 980 Huail St.. Norfolk. Va. Slaughter. Margaret D 68 U inthrop Dr.. Riverside. Conn. Smith. Dolores Ann 9IO Bonner .St.. Washington .Sni, h. Jo Anne... r„ ,, 2. Trenton .Smith. I m,la Russell 4007 Race .St.. Portsmouth. Va. Smith. MaiTfen Fane 2711 Toxev ' s Dr.. Raleigh Smith. Mel.ssa. 61.? Wavne Dr.. Raleigh Smith. .Sharon Eileene 2011 McCarthy .St.. Ralei-h Stadiem. San.Ira Beth 500 Rhodes .Ave.. Kinston S anard. Bexerlv lerrell .5622 N. 33rd St.. Arlington 7. Va. S ennelt. Mary Lvmi (746 Birehcrest Dr.. Charlotte Stephens .San.Ira Jean .=,02 . . Ennis St.. Fu.,uav .Springs .Sewart. Ilene Dons 1308 10,1, St.. Lillington Stovart. Myra Louise 3(100 Sharon View Rd.. Charlotte Stewart Nancy Lynne 20.3 Rush Rd.. Favetteville S one. Sharon .Sue.... Box 64. Lake Waccamaw S opheL Mrs. Barhara B 140.5 Lyon St.. Raleigh Strickland Sylvia Ann 2504 Oxford Rd., Raleigh Strother. Betty Carol 310 Redwood Dr.. Raleigh Stuss.e Barhara S 1218 Cypress St.. Box 804. R„ckv Mount Surratt. Sherry Lynn 2127 Sagamore Rd.. Charlotte Sykes. Carol Lynne 2101 Ann St.. Raleigh Talhert. Caro L 1107 E. Wells .St.. Bennettsville. S C lart. L,n,la Dianne 4112 Blue Ridge Rd.. RaleLh late. - nne M 1333 Glenwood Ave.. Raleigh lay or. Call Rosemary Box 87. WalstonbuVg Tay or. Margaret Creola Box 8.3. Lamlis laylor. Oma Louise. 405 Nelson Dr.. Jacksonville Teachey Anna Mane 613 S. Park St.. Asheboro i.em. EwKn l.nggs 512 Chesterheld Rd.. Raleigh Ihomas. Hazel Llame p. Q. Box 212. Pollocksville T omas. Mary Lasley Greenville. Va. Ihompson. Ella Kathryn ]03 N. Madison St.. •« hiteville T TTl- xt -K ' ■ P l r- Washington Timberlake. Margaret D 2029 Crown PL. Alexandria. Va Tolar. Nancy HiiL 1006 Shamrock Rd.. Ash-boro Turner. Dorothy Kay. 3124 Burkeshore Rd.. W inston-Salem thlev s, ' - 7: 50 ' H— k St.. Smithfield Utle,. .Susan Glenn 14 Furches St.. Ralei.h aden. Jane Marsh ,80,5 Arlington St.. Ralei Vann. Charlotte keith Montauk. L™g Mand. N V ass. Jul.a Lake A.P.C.M.. B.P. 117 Luluabouru. Rep. of Con -o l:: - ' Jt ' • ' ■ ' ' -- ' ' -h- ' - w:df ' c - ' ' - ' ■ Hom rWvme. Wainer. Helemj Myra . :i C um C ;7 ;;;:N IS Walker. Jane Randolph 5197 shell R,l.. Baysi.le. Wall Tron V Virginia Beach. Va. Wa a,l C. ' r ' ' ?■ ™ • ■ ' ' ■ R ' l- Durham W:;1 -i!i: eS ;: 20 Catawba R,L SalMmrv washmg n. (;i„r,a An„...:::::::::::272i-Ki;;; i.:f l, Watson. Dianne E.. ftOJ r..l i d Watson. Rhea - a R a-Boi-H63: I i!; - Z oia ' hT webK ur:: ? l -;— ' ' ' -■■ « -t - ■ , i p Level Webber. Rachel Aniece Route 3. .Shelby ttelch. Moliie Charlton _ _ Movoik Weldon. Caridvn C R. 3 ' RnvVfii ' l .,■ i IT- ,1 ... , - (vi. .5. 130X 104. Louishurg We I V ?, ™vf 262.5 .St. Mary-s .S,.. Ralegh W.lls. Kathleen Mary Mpine Dr.. Raleigh West Elizabeth Woodland W heeless. Anita L.. 212 .Sycamore .St.. Clinton helessMary Charles 107 Sunse, M,-.. Louishurg White. .Anne E 1005 Home Ave.. Hartsville. S C W !! e ' - {° 2 ' Glenwoo.l Ave.. Burlington W ir; Pi W-; ° Shepherd .St.. Raleigh Wi kins. Judy Wade 22.33 .Sheffield R,|.. Rahi.d, tt.kinson .arol Sue 400 Lo, ke Ln.. Raleigh W son. ISetlv Ruth Box 126. Creedmoor Wilson. Jeanne Benton 415 N. 2nd .St.. Smithfield Wood Mary Elizabeth 519 Transylvania Ave.. Raleigh Woodhouse Carol C 151 1 Dixie Tr.. Raleigh Woolard Mary Martha Box 274. RobersonWHe lelton. Adona s„,. 304 Elizabeth Rd.. .Shelby SPECIAL .STLDENTS Brannon Victoria Jean ,06 Pine .St.. Ralei-h B™ ' M; rT 23 Sunnybrook Rd.: R h ban Ir M ,1 Peace College. Raleigh C handle Martha... 905 Mordecai Dr.. Ralei.di •Mn I , I - 201 Boxwood R,l.. Raleiiih Cline. L,„da Stewart u; Bro„ks Ave.. Ralei Cooke. Joan Kav 2021 Fairv;.,. R 1 n Curran. Judith Lvnn..... sfr W al • Ho f r ' i ' ' [ ' Filts. Clarice Eliz. ' 0 ° - ' ' . ' Flowe. Julie Hale..: 4 2 32 Tau r:.r Ri I 11 , ' u (arris I„r CI i- Laurd Kidge Dr.. Raleigh Gre.ne. Clare A 4304 Rampart St.. Ralei h Ha ;; Mr ' Mi ' ll ' ' 2-50« ■ ' ■ ' ' - --■■ Ralei;!; Herr m. m ; vT 1 • ' - ' t.. Raleigdi J.nner D r ' K ' 6 Harvey St.. Raleigh Jn nrr. Ut-lira Kas en ■iiz p, ii- c, p i ■ i Wr Mrs. W Uliam...... :; Wd i head Cir C a h! 1 K:;rLin.fe; ' « --- ' «- V W ' I -wis Mr l A Koute 1. (.,arner M;::e; ' F;a ;.sV ' ' ' . ' - -- r I ' Pace Ir I I Gannon Ave.. Zebulon Pefr ' I. u 2 ' ' Fordham Ln.. Raleigh ferry. .Mr-. Naomi R 400 s,a,.v Si c 1 1 Puryear. Pamela E 313 fom ' n , ' R R Ray. Marv Ann.... 249R w ' i ' r ' - ' Ri 1 ■ I ' ,7 z■ a Wade . vp,. Kalei h Rhvne. Linda Cecelia ,3425 Leonard St.. RaleM Schwertman. Linda P 3249 Birnamw,„,d R I R ■ S(rieL1.3.n I (• II TA nirnainwood Kd.. Kaleigh S rickland. (.wcndolyn D 3108 Hillmer Dr. Raleigh Thompson. Ann Marcia 1013 Pmeview Dr. Ra eM, ToneTTm, ■ ' ' -5 J™- R ' l- R- T uh ve Mr R r - ' 015 Pine Dr.. Raleigh ck SalK ' ' 2510 Cres, Ave.. Raleijh Weaver Mr r? v ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' - R l ' -ijb Whilfieil 1 ; 327 Six Forks Rd.. Raleigh Wl tfie ■ V ' ) -, ' • ' ■ ' ' ' K ' l- Raleigh W loo l ' ,,l iT ' . ••■ ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ? li ' R ' i- Raleljh Vat: -. SI ' ' 2400 Avent Ferrv Rd.. Raleigh Koute 1. Apex Dear Girls. Each of you have, by now. seen and read your 1963 Lotus. As you did so. it is my hope that ou realized the vast amount of work that went into its ])ulili(atiori. This Work was not done singiehandedh : it was the com- bined eff.irt of a hard working staff. We all owe a special thanks to Mrs. Randall and Miss Baucom. the staff advisors who shared with us their ideas and ex- perience. Nancy Coleman, assistant editor, deserves much credit for her many hours of work and vain at- tempts to keep my ideas within hounds! Barbara Jo EIrod and her assistant Pal Hall are responsible for this yearbo ik. for they made sure we had enough money to pay all those bills. .Sandra Moody was one of the most dedicated staff luembers. for she put up with me! She was always there to see that the photographers came and the pictures were made. .Martha Duller and her assistant Carolyn Fhtlie added extra beaut to the annual with their artistic abilities. Your class editors. Tricia Hatcher. Jessie Dixon. Jinx Mullen. Mar) Charles Wheless. Candi Caulk, and Eleanor Manning, made possible the correct naming and classification df (iu. the students and factulty. Mary Lib Holt contriliuted her talents in creative writing. Jo Anne Smith and Martha Sugg racked their brains for sports copv. as did Char- laine Garriett and LyI MacLean for the activities and Ilene Stewart. Susan Via. and (Jail Frank for organizations. Sandra Stephens. Mary Matthews, and Bev Coleman deserve thanks and a new set of hands after all the typing they did. Also thanks to Terrell Seawell. copy editor, whose |iroof reading saved r]iuch li dollars. Iiiue and many Other thanks, really special thanks, we extend to Harry Wooden, that bald headed gu with the camera. Mary Jo Hester. L. A. LiMitz. and Sinith Studios for giving us their time and photogra]ihic skills. We are particu- larU grateful to Mr. Jay Morgan and L nchburg Engrav- ing Co.. to Mr. Charles Smith and to Edwards and Hroughtori Printers for their extreme patience and co- o])eratiori. Thank ou. too. Alma, for making mv bed all tlio e mornings I rushed off to the publications room and all the girls at Dr. Prcssly ' s. for putting up with luy many moods and bir so often leiiding me .seven strong shoul- ders to cry on. The only thanks that the 196.5 LoTUS Staff asks of ou is that you enjo the memories we tried to present for ou in these on, hundred as we enjoyed presenting them. pne pages Most sincerely. Jeanne Butler