Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

d i : W:: il ■ % ■ l i, i. I I LOTUS 1969 « Editor: Susan Lomax Assoc. Editor: Ann Coppage This above all: to thine own self be tnie; And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. ES IJS In the middle of the journey to our life I came to myself in a dark wood where the straight uav was Lost - Fair be all thy hopes. And prosperous be thv life in peace and war! ■  ' . - Farwel my bok, and my devocioun. 4 -4 W fc J 10 ■ 4 « W% I n 12 Everything is only for a day. Both that which renieinhers And that which is remembered . . 13 r« For, lo, the winter is past. The ain is over and gone; The flowers appear on the earth; The time of the singing of birds is come. 14 m Y J 4 , — — i U||gd, g|gg||||||g||{||||| V ' ' ' i. [! ' . ' . ' . ' May, 1969 It would be easier to write this dedication if the thoughts which we must express were less important, or if we were less involved in what we will try to say. But it is inevitable that if a dedication has any significance whatsoever for those who present it, then words become insufficient. A dedication should be, most of all, honest and relevant. It should convey the representative opinion of the students who present the award. Many people make us what we are; the choice was a difficult one. Some, however, through their constant interest and limitless patience stand out as friends rather than superiors. They are the individuals, the uncommon few who give of their time and advice without hesitation. Most of all, they care. In choosing this dedication we felt that we could not select any one person as the sole recipient, for there are two whose actions speak louder than the words printed here. Therefore, with all our gratitude and with the deep respect we, speaking for the students of Peace dedicate the 1969 Lotus to Michael and Ann Reynolds. «ii; ;■!■ jttfiitsumimjM Jmmmimmimm jjgM iXb Academics . . . We are not certain of an thing we know — the world changes and we change with it. We have no knowledge of the past but onlv of the future. We look for leaders but someone has shot them all. We search for tnith but find onlv slogans and emptv promises. We are the first of our kind, the generation of a new age, and this is all we know. We have come to college but not all of us know whv. And so we begin to begin again. 18 k TV ft - Ideas are new. and we fiiiestion accepted tniths. Disillusioned with the facts we knew, we grasp at new ones, and suddenly perceive the tnie meanini; of our efforts — We are learning to think. 20 21 22 1 Names, titles run together in a new litany: Jovce. James. Chaucer. Shakespeare. Beckett. Sartre; deoxyribonucleic acid mixes with Methelvne blue to produce confusion. and someone said the other da that the Virgin Marv aint necessarih so. This is school, this is college. Classes that seem endless finalh do. and others never last long enough. Pencil in hand, students nm between classes, gripe about bus -work. and cut each other, the administration, and the faculty down. r J W V fJKT ' JL | i|ii ' i ■V ; 1 l H 6 - m V ft i 1 23 ' M 24 But all the while we learn. Faces stand out from the face of chaos . . . people who care and don ' t mind saying so. A profe.ssor who remembers yoiu ' name on the second dav of class. Who stops in the hall to explain away the une. plainal)le and to ask about personal problems. Someone who cares about much more than his own convenience stavs till eleven on weeknights to be certain eversone understands 25 1Mb 26 And we do understand, lietter than thev know. We understand that learning is not defined liy tests, that there are a few concerned about oiu- problems, interested in our ideas. Tliis is whv we came to college — and h ' we, too, still care. 27 rganizations Orga nizatioms Crganiz Organizati ons Organizations Organizations Or anizations Organi s Organizat ions Organization; 3 Organizations 0: rganizations Orga: niizations Organizi izations Organize tioiis Organizatic ns Organizations Organizations Ore «tji.r HXZdi Orsaniz ations Organizati ©ns Organizations Organizations Or [ anizatrions Orsan JL ol Organiza tions Orsanizatio i ai n AMI [lu ■i tfMtt Peace Student j Government Association Anna Mills Scarborough SecretarN Toni Strickland Parliamentarian 1 Liz Collier President This year the Peace Student Government Association strove to promote individnalit , attemptini; to develop a higher sense of responsi- liihtv in students at Peace. The year was earmarked bv the concentrated efforts of both student council and the student bodv in general toward more progressive attitudes in the administration of the school. Peace students wanted to be heard, and thev worked in a united effort to research and analvze situations which thev felt might Ire in need of revision or modification. Though the results of these efforts will not be immediatelv realized, still the goals of the PSG.A are realized. The P.S.G.A. is active throughout the vear. sponsoring nianv of the activities. Their mone -raising projects are notorioirs, not for their purpose but for their reputation of being great fun. . ' niong other projects, P.S.G.A. sponsored ANY- THING DAY so that students who purchased a ticket were not re- stricted in the type of clothes which thev might wear on campus. An- other campus activitv was the Hol- loween (carnival, which turned out even better than last vear! For the 2nd semester PSG. sponsors Week- end of the Green in March, and a dance. With projects like these constantlv in the works, it is almost impossilile to miss the fact that here we do have .Student Government. Student Council meetings can drag on despite the best of Tnanagenient and planning, but surely it cant possibly be as bad as the expression on these faces indicate! Caught thinking are: Susan Howell. Wortley Herring. Frances (Prunpkin) Cline. Scarborough, and Bettie Fontaine. Kav Kav Leemon. . nna .Mills 31 PSRA The PSRA phi s, wcirks. contrjlnites more than any other oraanization at Peace. Yet no one loves us! We have intramurals; team and individual. For e.xample: Basket- liall, vollevliall, tennis, pint; pimi;, and Inibble-lilowiny tournaiuents — just to name a few. We have somethint; for evervone inchiding those who detest sports. We have campfires, hot dog sales, costume parties, swim meets and little games. We have ample facilities — new tennis courts, good gymnasium and swim- ming pool. (We don ' t have the great equipment or athletic field, hut we do have our plav field .) We don ' t accomplish all we want, hut we do have some very interesting discussions. We have the great intercollegiate participation in tennis and hasketball (Jollv Green Giants, or should I sav the Green Peas ). President Marcia Edwards is a past president of the North Carolina . thletic and Recreation Federation for College Women. Peace can spiritiialh huild (iu up, hut the Peace .Student Recreation .Association can phvsicalK ' tear von down. 32 X . .i .A., At Peace there is a service organization which lienefits both our students and our coninninit . The Peace Student Christian Association is an integral part of Peace hfe because it coordinates many of the student activities throughout the vear. Its real importance lies in the fact that it stands for religious life at Peace. With such activities as the Big sister — Little sister program and Peanut Week ties between students are strengthened. The giving of Thanksgiving baskets, the Christmas party for the Methodist Home, and the Week of Sharing enabled the students to be of service to others. Through projects of this t pe. the P.S.C.A. meets the spiritual needs of the studen t bodv and strives to help the students in finding their places as Christians in the modem world. 33 Honor Court On mv honor as a Peace College student, I will not lie, cheat, or steal; nor will I tolerate those who do. 1 also accept the responsibilit to conduct m self socially and morally in a manner heconiinii a Peace student. 34 Peace College has long upheld the belief that students can and will accept the responsibility for their actions. Upon entering Peace as a freshman each girl pledges her acceptance of the niles and regulations which govern her and states that she will uphold them in a manner becoming a Peace student. n outgrowth of this honor system is the Honor Court, presided over by a student elected by a general vote of the students in assembly. She is responsible for the enforcement of the Honor Code and for the punitive action which must occasionally be taken in the case of infringements. The other members of the Honor Court include two students, — the secretary of the Court and the president of the Student Government Association. The faculty is represented by two professors chosen bv general consent of the Court, and the Administration bv the Dean of Women. The Honor Court is an effective, integral part of school life. Judiciary Board is a fairK new addition to the Honor Code at Peace. Created bv amendment to the constitution during 1967-68, it went into effect for the first time this vear. It ' s purpose is to deal with lesser infringements of the Honor Code than does the Honor Court, and it ' s decisions often are not so serious as the higher court ' s. The Judiciarv Board is presided over bv the President of the Honor Court and, unlike Honor Court is composed of a majority of students. By virtue of their position, the Presidents of the Recreation .Association, Christian .Association, and Student Government are automatically members of the Board. The secretarv of the Honor Court also attends |udiciar Board and three other members, Two freshmen and one sophomore, are elected from the student bodv. The Judiciary Board has proved itself to be a valuable addition to the Honor system, and is fast becoming a highlv respected tradition. Left: Seated — . nn B. Vinson, Janice Edwards. Faculty; Bertha M. Moore, Dean of Women; Standing — Joyce Hughes, President; Janet Mustard, Secretary. Liz Collier, P.S.G..A. Fies. Judiciary Board Below: First Row — Mackie Butler, Bonev Garrison, Janet Mustard; Second Row — Liz Collier, Marcia Edwards; Janice Edwards, Advisor. Bertha M. Moore, Dean of Women; Joyce Hughes, Nancy Snipes, Tnidv Nolan. 35 Publications Board HKu Liz C ' ollier Anna Mills Scarborough Susan Loniax Barbara Ta lor Ann Cop page Advisory Board Marsha Edwards Susan Lomax Bettv Fontaine Nancv Snipes Anna Mills Scarborough Susan Hedrick Jovce Hughes Li , Collier 36 Resident Group Chairmen Snsiui Hedrick — Head Beth Palmer ]n Da is Ra ( oilier Millie Wrenii Mackie Butter Susan Howell Beth Morton Susan Harper Beth Lawrence Not pictured Susan Lomax Marsha Edwards Laura Bondurant Bett Fontaine — Head Aver Conkling Deb Harlan Blaine Broadwell Deborah Brantlev ErniK ' Hanson Non-resident Group Chairmen 37  kv Choir The Peace College Choir, under the direction of Raymond Kreiner, has Ions; been well-known in the Raleigh area. The choir serves at all chapel services durins; the school year and, in addition, finds time to travel about, singing for civic groups and other schools. Traditionally the choir presents a concert during the Christmas season which is also a candlelight service. This and many other ceremonies which the choir participates in make it one of our finest assets. 38 Daughters And Granddaughrers I.R.C. What does it mean? It means concern. Understanding. Caring about other people International Relations other nations. Wanting to understand the problems of the world. (.it just You. 39 Papyrus June Stafford Jodv Hanes Katherine Jolliff Marjiaret Ros Shannon Bailev Barliara Tavli Ellen Palmer. Hollv While, Susiin Huvvell, Marsha Fleishman. Judy Pleasant Susan Lomax. Bev Ophiem, Beth Winecoff. Ruth Faggart. Janice Bickett 40 Home Economics Trvids Nowlan IHaine Ciirrin Idiiice Gore Kutv Ka Leenion Ann Miller Jane Hiituhinson Susan Martian Susan Bonds Brenda Cixilev Sandra LeGrand Not Pictured Trud Brown A ' er CAjnklinii Barbara Connell Janet Duncan f.a Ha AV(K3d l.aura McGee Lnida Hit h Pani Henkm Lnida Hovert!in { ' athenne Parker lanet Pickler Susan Sherrill Brenda Staneil Sue Scarlxiro Gath Saunders f;inn ' inson Art NOT PICTURED Jane Metts Shannon Bailev Helen Bloodworth Jeanne Casteen Nancv Clemmons Brenda Coole ' Kelly Cougheneur Judv Davidson Stephanie Da is Karen Do ne Chris Earlv Beek Edwards Susan Hav Marion Little Sherr Lugar CaroKn Marks Anne Miller Beth Palmer Barbara Tavlor Carol Walton Beth inecoff nne ' iins 41 After electinsi officers, the Young Republican ' s Club got off to an exciting start with the visit of Vice Presidential candidate Spiro Agnevv. Man ' of the sixtv members helped make countless calls announcing his arrival. A select few represented Peace as Nixonettes at the rally held here in his honor. When the Peace Times held a mock election, the girls from Wynne Hall presented a surprise .skit in assembly entitled Nixon ' s The One , after the name of their ec|uallv original song. Throughout the year, the Carolina Hotel was a popular gathering place for the Y.R.C. Stuffing envelopes and handing out fliers were onlv a few jobs performed by the hard-working volunteers. Next, some appeared as .Steele Girls at a rally here in Raleigh, and also participated in a parade. Another project the girls undertook was to help the N.C. Citizens for Nixon with a television broadcast. Election night several girls were privileged to be allowed to compute election returns at the Republican headquarters, and later attended victory celebrations when the results were in. . ll in all. it was quite a vear! 42 Some taiH chaii.i«. Others cause It The Young Democrat Club is one of the most active chibs on campus. With nian interested and enthusiastic niemliers, the Y.D.C. ' s vokmteered manv hovns in the pre-election campaigns. The girls often were seen at the Bob Scott and Wake Counts ' Democratic headquarters making telephone calls, stutfing en elopes, and nmning errands. On October 2(lth the V.D.(;. journexed b bus to the Hubert Humphrey RalK at the Coliseum in Charlotte, N.C. The girls enjoyed a free barbecue supper, nationally known entertainment, and a rousing speech bv the Presidential candidate. Mr. Humphrey. During the State Fair the officers worked in the Democratic booth on the midway as Bob Scott Campaign girls. This volunteer work included distributing campaign buttons, bnjchures, and bumper stickers. Tlie V.D.C ' s also attended the Hubert Humphre HI Rally at the Raleigh-Durham airport where they conversed with Skip and Nancy H. The club president, Toni Strickland, was invited to acconipan them to C.reensille, .C. that evening for a reception and several other formalities. The tour was continued at the State Fair when Mr. Humphrey spoke with enthused supporters. The Y.D.C. acted as hostesses on election night for the Democratic heackjuarters, making history by legally staving out all night in Raleigh! Though thev were not completely victorious at the polls, the members of the Young Democrats Club can boast of satisfaction in a job well done. 43 The Delta Chi Dance Club is open to all students who have a genuine interest in dancing, and who show some degree of proficiencv. The members go into depths of modern dance as an expressive art form, as entertainment and as a physical and mental discipline. The girls perform their own choreographic works throughout the vear. The members have the advantage of learning new techniques, increasing bod ' control and endurance, ancl gaining dance experience through club performances. The main perfor- mances of the year are the Christmas ' pageant and the May Day Celebration during the spring. In addition, the dance club occasionallv performs a chapel program related to religious dancing with a spiritual theme. These performances offer creative students an excellent opportunity to ex- press themselves. The club, furtnermore, offers modern interpretations of age old themes to its members and audiences, these themes are related to the movement of the dance and projected to the audience. Janet Mustard. Elizalieth Fussel, Linda Stone. Susan Hetlrick SiLsan Harrelson, Wortlev Herrint;, Cecilia Webb, Su.saii .Vntt. Kath Royster. Marion E ans. Beth Wells, BeckN Flowers, Carol Luter, ( atnille Bradford, Pani Walters, Susan Sherrill, Mar Cvnthia Harris, Kath Saunders, Debbie Nicholson, . nn McNeill, Jennifer Morris Dance Club Dance Club Dance Club 44 Porpoise Club The Porpoise Chili is a Peace College tradition as strong as May Day and Parents w eekend. It is made up of those girls who are interested in swimming and water ballet. The girls learn to perform in the water with stunts, music, lighting, and choreographs. Two shows are given during the ear; the Christmas Show with the Dance Club, and the Porposie Club Water Show. This ear the water shov - was held in May on May Day Weekend. This show is the highlight of the ear for the members of the club. The girls spend most of their free time second semester in the water or aroimd it, helping with scenery, lighting and the many other tasks that are required to put on the show. The theme for this vear was Love Is A Many Splendored Thing. This was carried out through the music, costumes and choreographs- but mostlv through the efforts of the girls themselves and their sponsor Miss Janice Edwards. Rachel . llred Lavine Maa;ee Jane Towen Emily Mitchell Macon Moore SiLsan Ha ' SiLsan ClaNlon Kath Reierson Ruth Fa-i ' art . iin Cj ' ffin Loijan Lo elace W ' ickie Stamps AHce Henderson anc Enckson Martha Barnes Lila Bamett Kav Ka Leemon Ginn ' Jones Susan Howell Ginn ' inson Jennifer Morris Laura Bondiiranl Sharon Shannon Deh Harlan Julia Lane Mar Beth Meachimi Sallie Neal L iida Turner Annette Adcock Jane ' alters Kath Lilyquist Gner BrowTi Nancv O ' en 45 PEACE TIMES VOL. XV OCTOBER 1968 NUMBER l| Anna Mills Scarlioroiigh Editor Ginny Jones Assistant Editor ®f Olollege 0 i6paper6 It is the purpose of the college newspaper to be responsible to the majority of its reading public; that is, to the student body. A primary purpose is to express the news objectively, to inform its readers accurately, and to present both sides of all important issues. Through its editorial columns the college newspaper has a duty to take a stand on all matters which may affect the welfare of the students. Editorial comments which appear in these columns, however, or students views which are expressed throughout the newspaper in no way reflect the official view of the college ad- ministration. The TIMES welcomes comments and criticism on all matters, from students, faculty, and administration alike. Signed letters to the editor which are written in good taste and good form will be printed when received. THt PEACt TIMLS Published by the StudenCB ot PEACb COLLtGE Raleigh, N. C. tDITOR IN CHIEF Anna Mills Scarborough ASSISTANT EDITOR Clnny Jones NEWS EDITOR Llbby Lagg NEWS WRITERS; Boney Garrison, Macon Moore, Betsy Heady, Lois WUson, Nadine Baddeur FEATURE EDITOR Nancy Erlchson FEATURE STAFF; Susan Harrelaon, Diane Funderburk, Llla Bamen, Uz Tuzzel, Jody Haynes, Janice Blckett, Martha Sandusky SPORTS EDITOR Beiile Fontaine ART EDITOR Scephanle Davis LAYOUT EDITOR Frances Cllne BUSINESS MANAGER Susan Hedrlck CIRCULATION MANAGER Ann Coffin CIRCULATION STAFF June Marie Jessup Linda Robblns PHOTOGRAPHER Woriley Herring TYPISTS Julia Lane Joyce Hughes ADVISOR Mr . Ernest Hester Student$ Voice Opinion The Peace Times . . , s iiihol of the free interchani;e of ideas on campus, is an iiitet ral part of a students life at Peace. Tlie press has loni lieen a standard i v which one judges th e intellectual level of a communitv, i.e. where a paper is realK ' conservative, the spirit of the t roiip is dampened and progress is slow, if present at all. B the same token an overlv liberal publication does little to aid constructive activitv but rather sets a revolutionarv mood not coiidiisive to practical change. With this basic idea in mind, the Peace Times not onlv focuses on campus events but also features ideas from student leaders, setting up a ground for communication between students and administration. It affords equal opportunitv for individual opinion and, as a result, sei ' ves as a testing ground for new ideas which often lead to change. Experience is not a requirement for membership on the staff, for the Times feels that, as a part of an organization dedicated to the learning experience, it ' s own goal should go hand-in-hand. . bo e: NEWS ST.AFF - Editor. L. Lai y;; J . Pickler. B. Garrison, M . Sanduskv, M. Moore. N. Baddour, B. Headv. ' NOT PICTURED: Art Editor, S. Davis; La out Editor, Fran Cline; Business Manager. Susan Hedrick; Circulation Manager, A, Coffin; Circulation staff, J. Jessiip, L. Rohhins; Photographer, W. Herring; T pists. J. Hughes, J, Lane. Advisor: Mr. Ernest Hester. Left: FEATURE STAFF - Editor. . Erichson; perched in tree: L. Barnett. D Funderhurk; grounded — S, Harrelson. B. Fontaine, J. Bickett, L. Wilson. J. Haviies. Go forth, mv book, and take whatever pounding The heavv-fisted destinies prepare. I know vou are not anvthing astounding And, to be qviite sincere, 1 don ' t much care. 47 EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR otus ... Lotus . . . Lotus . . . Lotus ... Lot Giniiv Jones Art Editor Carolv-n Marks Assoc-iate Business Manager Because of their unblemished good conduct record, we present the Fickle Finger of Fate award to 2nd Finley. Congratulations, girls! . . . Lotus . . . Lotus . . . Lotus . . . Lotus . Due to student ndifference, this space left blank. ST. FF 49 act:ivi D6s donors I ties Honors Actj Honors Activiti s Activities Hoi ivities Honors es Honors Activd nors Activities i Activities Honoi ities Honors Ac Honors Activitic s Activities Hoi Acxavx cles Hono n.ties Honors Ac 5 Honors Activit )rs Activities H itivities Honors ties Honors Acti lonors Activitie 5 Activities Hon Lvities Honors A 5 Honors Activit rs Activities H Basketball PLAYERS Marsha Edwards Jewel Cray Katherine Daniel Jeannie Tice Bvrd Viverette Marv Kea Beth Griffin Raima Fuller Bettv Fontaine Deb Harlaji Nancv Adams Susan Jones Marv Helen Stokes MANAGERS Lavira Boiuluraiil Julia Lane SCOREKEEPER SiLsaii Howell 52 53 t Halloween Carnival ' ' .!! - ' -Ji 1 e- Hiv HUH,... . 4 w Marshalls Liz Collier Beth Lawrence Bettv Fontaine Beth Palmer MiirU (iracK [eannie Tice Susan Harper 55 May Queen Julia Ann Lane Maid Of Honor Rosalvn Elaine Brown 57 May Court Annette Ferman Adcock Carol Jean Cole Mania Ann Fleishman Sallie Thorne Neal 58 May Court Shellv Marie Fla Doris Anne Harrington ■■H H xVlr H KSjfl j m HHM MP H ' B 1 . Marlene Manning Man ' Celeste Rodgers 59 Marsha Edwards Chris Karlv Anna Mills Scarborough OUTSTANDING Joyce Hughe; 60 SOPHOMORES Bettv Fontaine Nancv Snipes Liz Collier Susan Loniax 61 m e awards a c s c i e a Each year the students elect from the entire student bodv one person to receive the title Miss Peace. This is, of course, the highest honor which we hold the power to give, and this year Marsha Edwards was the recipient. Marsha is a fourth- ear student and her active participation and support of all school activities have made her one of the most respected students on campus. We, the LOTl ' S staff, wish to create a new award honoring our ideal, the tvpical frateniitv man. mr. peace p .e People i eoplei ple People Peop ' )le People People iople People Peo] .e People People! People People ] le People People ople People Peo] pie People Peo] e People People e Peo Die People People People Pe 3 People People People People Pi Le People People Pe ople . Pe ople Pe ople People Peo People People P le People people .e People People eople People Pe PeoT le Peorjle Pe Freshmen . . . y Jane Ahernathv Shannon Bailev Janis Bickett Nancv Adams S4g - Catherine Barnes Delxjrah Bel! 1 Jl ' Vickie BiggerstafF Melissa Bishop Jane Allen Mary E, Armstrong Annis Arthur ' Ji- Robin Bell Georgia Bland Kathv Bottoms Nadine B add our Catherine Belmore Eniilv Benton Julia Bowers V Camiile Bradford Doria Bradsher Laura Bridges Beckv Brilev Dianne Broughton Amelia Brown 66 Margaret Brown Patricia Brov Ti Tnid% Brown Martha Bruce Patricia Bnileson Bet ' iv Burnett Julia Burwell Dena Bvitler - Martha J Carter Donna Carver Jeanne Casteen Nancv Caulk f - Sandra Chamblee Brenda Chappell Susan Cla ton Deborah Coffee Connie Coleman Deborah Collins ) Linda Coltrane Barbara Connel! Saundra Covington Kathr Ti Cox Nancv Cox Ruhv Lee Creech 67 Characterized by violent fits . . . Laura Scott Elaine Currin Ellen Cuthrell Frances E ashiell tidv Davidson Carolyn Davis Deborah Davis Marv Davis Deborah DeGabrielle Sandra Dobbins Karen Dominv Marsha Donathan Eva Dudley Betsv Duffer V Janet Duncan Camille Eckerd Sue Edwards - ' -1 W Ruth Edwards - v Shelly Flammia Gail Fleming Judith Flood Rebecca Flowers Joellen Folger Blair Foreman 68 Patricia Franks Sharon Fritts Mary Fulp Elizabeth Fussel f f ' Wf Rebecca Fussell Barbara Gaddy Amanda Gainey Lesa Gantt Sarah Gargis Beverlv Garrison Julia Gilbert Marsha Goodni t Janice Gore Sandra Gregory Beth Griffin Harriet Gurley Mary Haigwood Karen Hancock Pamela Hankin Anna Harper I Ellen Harris Marv Harris Siisan Hav 69 Of College-itis. Jodv Havnes Delma Hazzard Man ' Headv Alice Henderson Nancv Herring Frances Holleman .1 Anne Honeycutt Joanna Hoskins Linda Howerton Louise Hube Ada Hunt 3 Judith Hunter Jane Hutchison Marv Hutton Beverly Ingram Frances Jones Mar ' Kea Christina Kellv Ruth King Barbara Jones SvLsan Jones TL Marv Kirk Mary Lagg 70 Harriet Link Joan Little Alice Lowen ' Barbara MacKesson Nancv Macon Marlene Manning Jamie Matthews Jean McCloskey Liberty McCollough Kathryn McCoy Katharine McFarland Margaret McNeill Kate McT Te Carol Medlin M Ta Medlin Jeanne Menefee Valerie Miles Marv Miller Ann Mitchiner EveU-n Montgomery 71 They Love It! Jennifer Morris Macon Moore Edna Mvinray Marsha Murrav Susan Neely Debra Nicholson W 0 Siisan Nutt Kathleen 0 Br ' an Betty O ' Daniel Gail Ogden Nancv Owen Ann Parker i Catherine Parker Melva Pearssall Barbara Peele Debbie Peele Peggy Pendleton Patricia Perkins V Janet Pickler Janet Pierce Judv Pleasant Kathrvn Pope Ellen Price Frances Pulliam 72 f I . jt t- , Brenda Radford Jean Rainey Kathenne Rierson Carol Rhyne 4 f Chervl Richardson Margaret Ritchie Harriet Rohhins Elinor Rogers .. Celeste Rogers Robin Rogers Nancv Rollins Kathenne Rovster 1 1 Martha Sandusky Harriet Sanford Jane Saunders Jeanne Servais Missy Shafer Sharon Shannon € Leigh Shelton Susan Sherill Ronnie Sides Nancy Slddmore Madelvn Sloan Carol Smith 73 When They ' re Not Campused. Elizabeth Smith Martha Smith Martha C, Smith Sidney Smith Jeanne Spivev Julie Stallings Emily Stamps Libbv Stanfield Karen Starr Wanda Stephens Jane Stephenson Marv H. Stokes Donna Strother Martha Stroud Marjjaret Siiddreth Martha Switzer Rebecca Taff Vivian Tart Brenda Tavlo Dana Taylor Laura Taylor Reverlv Timberlake Kav VanHecke Nellv Vassilion 74 ' -- Si y Mar ' Lee WalUn Jane Walters Pamela Walters Ruth Walton Rachel Warner Frances Watstxi Gail Weaver Jl Martha Webb Deborah W ' elbom Kath Wheeler Ann H White Nancy NMiitford Grant Wilhan Gail ' inianison Kath ilUford r Lois Wilscai Margaret Winkler NOT PICTl RED Rhee Rrissoni Deborah Hut gett Elizabeth Johnson Ann Lipscomb EveK-n Lvon Benita Robertson Sarah Sparrow Rebecca Taft Brenda Ta ' lor Rosalie Ward Beth Uells Beth Wise Harriet Wise Kendall Wri t Savka Yoksimo 1ch Kath Yow 75 Sophomores: A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose Mary Elizabeth Bales  :► ri ;| f Annette Ferman Adcock Rachel Norwood Allred Jane Stuart Armstrong Margaret Wilson Balsley . .:¥ Martha Vickers Barnes f  v ' Susan Louise Awbrey 1 A © Lila Comelia Bamett Helen Marguerite Bloodworth Susan Cowart Bonds Laura Sweet Bondurant Deborah Sue Brantlev 76 1 ,.- ' Blaine Marshall Broadwell Virginia Lynn Brookshire mi Lila Grier Brown ii Rosalvn Elaine Brown Carolvn Jean Bmnnick Jovcee Ann Bunch Nancv ' hiting Bumette But: A Sophomore Is Not A Sophomore Lela Gibson Bums Gwen Ellen Cameron Mary Lou Carpenter Gail Eva Clements Nancy Mebane Clemmons Frances Rubv Cline Ann Ritchie Coffin Carol Jean Cole Nancv Berkeley Coleman Katherine Collier Elizabeth Manning Collier Avery McFall Conklii 78 Donna Marie Cook e Brenda Carol Coolev Merrv Ann Coppage Lucv Kellv Courfienour ■N i-iP-r r Linda Parker Creech Marv Katharine Daniel Abeta Jov Davis 79 Why? Well, 1 Either She ' s Down On Her Hours . . , Stephanie Stuart Davis Mary Blue dePrater Carol Ann Dilling Karen Marie Downey Jeanette Walton Dunn Erica Jean Dye Cristie Elian Early Amy Rebecca Edwards Marcia Winchester Edwards Susan Eleanor Edwards Mina Sue Ehrlich Nancy Arnold Erichson 80 Marion Lennox Evans Ruth Virginia Faggart Judith Isabel Farris Marcia Ann Fleishman Bettie Trigg Fontaine Rauna Carol Fuller Martha Ann Fulp 81 Her Q.P. ' s, Or Her Luck! Diane Marie Funderburk Jane Durham Gilbert Martha Emilv Gradv Frances Jewel Gray Hilda Louellan Greene Frances Hall Gregg Nancy Jo Griffin Emily Pardue Hanson Deb Francinia Harla Susan Wilson Harper Susan White Harrelson Emilv Barrows Havard 82 Marv Dell Hatcher Beverly Elaine Hayes Susan Christine Hedrick Wortley Lawrence Herring  ■ Kwawwcrv Linda Kav High Catherine Jane Hinton Shirley Jean Holland 83 But It Doesn ' t Really Matter. Kaye Lynette House Susan Lewis Howell Joyce Winnifred Hughes Nancy Jane Humphreys - PK «- June Marie Jessup Katherine Moore Jolliff Virginia Orlean Jones Emma Leora Lacy Jnlia Ann Lane Sarah Elizabeth Lane Mary Elizabeth Lawrence Virginia Lee 84 ' ' w Mary Kathryn Leemon Sandra Jean LeGrand Marian Marsh Little Effie Jonelle Logan Susan Elizabeth Lomax Paula Homer Long Eleanor Logan Lovelace 85 After All, She ' s Still Got Her Kindness Kit, Mary Sherwood Lugar Carol CulUfer Luter Betty Driver Luton Sarah Elizabeth McArthur Linda Carol McClellan Linda Ann McDonald jane Lenora McGee Laura lumber Magee Carolvn Larue Marks Marv Elizabeth Meachum Anne DeVoe Meade Jane Emison Metts 86 Man ' Anne Miller Carolina Allers Miller Emilv Jane Mitchell Linda Joyce Mitchner Elizabeth Heilig Morton 87 HerZAE Nightshirt And Hope . . . Janet Dunn Mustard Beverly Suzzanne Opheim Saliie Thome Neal Donna Ralene Overcash Georgia Ann Norwood Market Dianne Pace Trudi Nowlan Elizabeth Weeks Palmer Ellen Tavlor Palmer Shan Sue Philson Patricia Blanche Pittman Marv Lvnn Porter 88 Sandra Jean Price 1 Sara Elizabeth Reese Trudy Elizabeth Respess Janis Carol Rhodes Linda Jane Robbins Margaret Murchiscm Ross Patricia Virginia Ryan 89 That Someday She ' ll Grow Up, Graduate, And . . . Anna Mills Scarborough Madelyn Smith Carolyn Sue Scarboro Diane Lee Sheffield Nancy Roberlson Snipes Dora Weston Spady Doris Ann Smith June Hardin Stafford Brenda Suzanne Stancil Nancv Tavlor Steed Linda Irene Stone Antonia Lvnne Strickland 90 Sally Jo Tart Barbara Jeanne Taylor Sharon Fave Thomas MariKTi Lois Thomerson Jeanne Rose Tice Jane Welbom Towery L Tida Ann Turner 91 Become The Proud Recipient Of The Alumni Bulletin — Amy Marleen Vick Mary Virginia Vinson Trudv Bamis Walker Linda Ceraldine Whaley Evelyn Byrd Viverette Seable Olivia Wliichard Sara Watson Wade _ ' Patty Elizabeth Wilker Rinda Elizabeth Winecoff Elizabeth Frances Woltz Sasan DeBeirv- Womhle Sarah Anne Wooten 92 Millie Willmoth Wrenn Anne Hardison Wynns J?- r, Deborah Ann Yelverton s smm . th-LJkm 93 Administration: The Performance Or Management Of Ajfairs. The administrative system exists primarily to render public services and exercise public controls of persons or property . . . The common element in experiences with the administrative area problem is the conflicting . . . claim of area and function. S. David Frazier President .no r yr- Robert P. Andress Academic Dean Mrs. John C. Moore Dean of Women 94 Thomas H. Johnson Registrar James R. Stewart, Jr. Assistant to the President ■- ? TL k Mrs. H. Glenn White Assistant to the Registrar F. Eugene Lillev Business Manager 95 FACULTY Shirley K. Basinger Business Margaret B. Black Music Grace B. Bond Histon ' James R. Fink Bible Ernest C. Hester English Lillian T. Jones Home Economics I . M. Janice Edwards Physical Education Raymond F. Kreiner Music 96 Elizabeth J. Middleton Man P. Schwertman. Ph.D. Social Sciences English Catherine R. Miller Organ Jeannette H. Olmsted Art Josephine L. Sutlive Physical Education George A. Thomas Chaplain L. Jean Osterraan Librarian Bethel .M. Thompsmi EngUsh 97 r ' W i Ann Tvsor French Julia K. Williams Business Staff Mrs. Mittie Alexander Nurse Mrs. Audrey Cordes Secretary Mrs. Gordon Andrews Secretary Mrs. John Flowe Secretary Mrs. W. F. Bossieux, R.N. Nurse Mrs. Joseph Crogan Housekeeper 98 Mrs. Charles Holland Secret ar ' s. R. R. Rushin Secretarv Mrs. Harold Haun Secretarv Mrs. Dale Starbuck Secretarv Mrs. Helen Mellette Dorm Counselor Mrs. Howard Walters Secretarv Mrs. Anne Morrow Hostess NOT PICTURED: Mrs. W. H Basden Mrs Sara Clavtor Mrs. John Daniel Mrs. Kenneth Dixon Miss Wvnelle Lewis Mrs. Ann Reynolds Mr. Archie Ritchie Mrs. Scott Sudduth Mr. Wayne Tvner Mrs. Howard Walters Dr. Marv ' Yarborough 99 raents Aaverxisemc vertisements Adv€ nts Advertisemeni tisements Adver U Advertisements Ac nents Advertisem€ vertisements Adve 3 nts Advertisemei r tisements Adverl s Advertisements i 3 erne nts Advertise rtisements Adverl 5 Advertisements sements Advertise vertiseraents Adve nts Advertisemeni ptisements Adverl ts Advertisements Isements Advertis Advertisements Ad nents Advertis eme I JL A DURFEY-HOOVER INSURANCE AGENCY Paul A. Hoover FIRE • AUTOMOBILE • CASUALTY 304-5 ODD FELLOWS BLDG. PHONE 832-0977 P, 0. BOX 2163 RALEIGH, N, C. ' I CAROLINA MAINTENANCE CO.. INC. i liMnnii- Sha liK. I ' ri . Sli- f W fhh, in-l ' ro. SOUTHEASTERN SALES CORP. ( n)|ili ' tr Line iil .l.nutMrr.il Supphf- , Kiiuipnunl ij;?, TWt i jbUpaiai, 9i tc. M( HI Ml- | -l I li ■- si 1 | 1II.I.I-III..1 III Compliments of HACKNEY ' S NORTH HILLS 102 Congratulations, Class of 69 RED BARN HOME OF BIG BARNEY 2811 HILLSBORO STREET, RALEIGH, N. C 2426 WAKE FOREST ROAD, RALEIGH, N. Compliments of JEAN ' S CAMERON VILLAGE The Spot Sportswear Jr, and Petite Dresses Accessories PEACE ST. HARDWARE GARDEN SUPPLY CORNER PEACE ST DOWNTOWN BLVD. RALEIGH ' S NEWEST GARDEN SUPPLY HOYLE CLAY, Owner-Manager has had 15 years ' experience selling Garden Supplies in Raleigh. See him for your Supplies. Phone 834-2976 LAMAR ' S HAIRSTYLING Specializing in lamp cuts. Our operators are trained in the latest hair styles. Near Peace College 828-8143 STEPHENSON MUSIC CO. EASTERN CAROLINA ' S MOST COMPLETE MUSIC STORE PEACE ST. AT SALISBURY ST. 832-2019 r PERSON STREET PHARMACY and PERSON STREET VARIETY STORE ON PERSON STREET Serving Peace College for 33 Years 103 SANDERS FORD where the qoini thin is! RALEIGHS ONLY FULL LIN£ AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER A hill line dealer means Authorized by Ford Motor Co. to service and sell the complete line of Ford t)ivision Prtxlucts such as FALCON, MUSTANG, FAIRLANK. FORD. THUNDERBIRD. CORTINA. SHELBY G T.K.R. Ford Litiht Medium Dvity Tnicks. Ford Heavy Extra Heaw Duty Trucks. Full Ford Line of Diesel Tnicks The only dealer for hundreds of miles that has this Ford Franchise. This is one of many reasons whv vou Save Huntlreds of Dollars over other deals When TTiis Name Goes On TE-473()1 V SANDERS FORD .329 S. BLOUNT ST, RALEIGH TE-473n2 TE-47303 WsTteiw Jove... uriih our tikfrk, That ' s why we excell in printing;, hthography and engraving Edwards Broughton Co. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA ROY ' S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING 3 HOUR SHIRT SERVICE 70 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU YOUR NEAREST LOCATION 719 W. Person Street 104 CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS GRADUATION BOUQUETS liiiiiiiliiUiiiliiiliiiiN! We Grow the Flowers We Sell J.J.FALLON CO.Jnc. 7 orisis 205 FAYETTEVILLE STREET TE 2 -834-7 A Raleigh Department Store Since 1899 . . . cUe N RALEIGH ' S CAMERON VILLAGE Carolina Typewriter Co., Inc. Franchise Dealer for Stenograph Shortland Machines Precision Equipment Hermes Typewriters and Adding and Dictating Machines Thafs Swissmanship . . . the step beyond craftsmanship UNIROYAL TIRES - RECAPPING WHEEL ALIGNMENT BATTERIES ACCESSORIES ROYAL TIRE ALIGNMENT CO., INC. 119 S. Harrington Street RALEIGH, N C. 27603 P 0. Box 8033 Phone 828-5729 105 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. 2838 Wake Forest Rd, Raleigh, N.C. Moore Johnson Agency ' for 44 years Raleigh ' s Leaders Insurance Agency Insurance Bldg. Raleigh, NC shop for pappagallo Best Wishes to Peace College Commercial Printing Company RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA 106 ou can rtalK turn it on . . . and keep it on. Penny shaves, penny shoe shines. Electricity makes it all possible. With a penny ' s worth of electricit , ou can shave every day for a year. Or toast 40 slices of bread. Or listen to a radio an hour a day for a week. Fact is, today you can get about twice as much electricity for your dollar as people did 30 years ago. Your electric bill probably isn ' t just pennies — but then think of all the lights you use, toast you make and TV you watch (not to mention clothes you wash, rugs you vacuum and teeth tjou brush.) Electricity. It ' s a real value, no matter how much you use or how V ou use it. Carolina Power Light Company An Inveslor-omned, laxpaying public utility company Congratulations and Best Wishes Hudson Belk ' it ' s your store too! ' 107 The FINEST IN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT - OPEN NIGHTLY 108 c LW A RALEIGH, N.C. - ATLANTIC BEACH FEATURING THE SOUTHS BEST COMBOS PLUS ALL NATIONAL RECORDING ARTISTS HOME OF ' kA i A V . ' J. i 109 CHEVY SS QSSF TOWN U}ON Bl«d Ph 834-6441 rhe Most Complete Automotive Center in the Southeoit RAMBLER MERCEDES-BENZ VOLVO Compliments of Weaver Bros. Rambler, Inc. 223 W. LENOIR ST. RALEIGH, N. C. SALES SERVICE Compliments of . . LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES CENTER HOME OF QUALITY LUMBER, PAINTS, PLUMBING, TOOLS, AND HOTPOINT MAJOR APPLIANCES. L OO DOWNTOWN BLVD. RALEIGH-PHONE 833-6636 DURHAM ST.-FUQUAY-VARINA PHONE 552-2291 DUNKIN ' DONUTS PLEDGE I pledge lo make Dunkin Donuts fresh every 4 hours. I will recreate all 52 varieties exactly as taught to me by the master chefs at Dunkin Donuts LIniversity. My Dunkin ' Donuts coffee will never be more than 18 minutes old. My cream will not be milk. And again I say, because it can never be said enough. I will make mv Dunkin ' Donuts lYesh every 4 hours. Dunkin ' Donuts 1801 N. Boulevard Open 24 hdix PIANOS Mason Hamlin Ceo, Steck Cable Lowrey ORGANS Lowrev Thomas STEREOS Fisher GIHTARS ' and i AMPS i 1 F. P. Buchanan Music Co. Ever thini; . 1 isical North Hills Lower Mall F.P. BUCHAiNAN President 787-412.3 MILL OUTLET VILLAGE GLENCOE CARPET SHOWROOM MILL OUTLET SPORTSWEAR SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE U.S. Hwy. l NORTH S MILES OUT no things go better,! .With Coke ic-j: .flism A JinOKrt or m cou cou co-Pvff ir — I ' i„ CAPITAL COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY R-ALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA Lawn And Garden Supplies Raleigh FCX Service 301 W Cabarrus St. Tel. 833- 1594 ] X CHARLES FASHIONS, INC. f-JS DBA The Wig Warn of Raleigh 10 E. HARGETT ST. 400-A DOWNTOWN BLVD. R. LEIGH, N. C. Wigs and Hairpieces DIAL 8.33-,3678 100% Human Hair or 828 86 1 • ' A complete line of professional quality housekeeping and janitorial supplies JAMES H. ANDERSON CO., INC. FLOOR MAINTENANCE MATERIALS SANITARY SUPPLIES — EQUIPMENT 418 W. PEACE STREET RALEIGH, N. C. Ill CAMERON VILLAGE, RALEIGH Parkwood Shopping Center — Wilson Eutaw Shopping Center — Fayetteville BEST WISHES Garland G. Norris Gompany GOLDEN TAP PURE FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE m 128 NORTH HILLS SHOPPING CENTER The Martex Excitement Center With the Latest in Fashion for the Bath and Boudipr Compliments of THE GRAPHIG PRESS, ING. 418 S. DAWSON ST. RALEIGH, N. C. BR-1 Uillage Ophciam AN BUILDING SUITE RALEIOH. N C. 23e BILL BARBOUR PHONE 828-2078 112 iZI DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES MACHINERY RALEIGH ROCKY MOUNT • DURHAM GOLDSBORO • CHARLOTTE GREENVILLE, S. C. A. E. Finley And Associates, Inc. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL AND MATERIAL -HANDLING EQUIPMENT Raleigh • Charlotte • Columbia ) Have a sandwich dessert. 113 Smith ' s Studio Official Photographers for the 1968 Lotus Portraits. Glossy Prints, and Application Pictures May Be Ordered from Your School Negatives We Have a Complete Line of Different Sizes and Styles of Frames 14 East Hargett Street Raleigh. ' N. C. r ft ennew ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • THE PENNEY STORY Why make such a big, big deal out of quality? By ROBERTA NASH If you ever want to get a Penney man going, ask him why Penneys makes such a big deal out of quality. Then stand back. I asked a Penney store manager the ques- tion once and when he finally decided I was serious, he said, If I could use only one word to describe the phenomenon of Pen- ney ' s, I ' d pick the word, quality. Mr. Penney has always been a fmiatic on the subject, he continued. They say the only thing that still makes Mr. Penney angry is when someone suggests we compromise Penney quality to make a lower price. SHOP PENNEYS IN RALEIGH ' S CAMERON VILLAGE MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ' TIL 9 Burrage Music Company School Music Specialists PHONE 8.3.3-5793 428 N. SALISBURY ST. R. LEIGH, N. C. 27603 Slnllga Established 1881 128 FAYETTEVILLE STREET RALEIGH, N. C. AND NORTH HILLS SHOPPING CENTER 114 C. p. LANDT President Get more education! How many times have vou heard this? Do you get tired of hearing it? Don ' t — because vou will be getting educated the rest of vour life. School is only the beginning. The more you leani, the happier and more interesting life you will lead. Always keep an active and inquisitive mind. Cameron Brown COMPANY MORTGAGE BANKERS INSURERS 900 Wade Avenue Raleigh, N. C. 828-2581 22 offices located in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Compliments of JOHNSON-LAMBE CO. For the Best in Sporting Goods the DANCER ' S shop 218 S. WILMINGTON ST. RALEIGH. N. C. PHONE 832-8724 THE BEST IN TIGHTS LEOTARDS FINCH ' S DRIVE-IN, INC. 401 W. PEACE ST. Open 10:30 a.m. THE BROILER Open 24 Hrs. 217 HILLSBORO ST. Raleigh, N. C. A LINEN. TOWEL UNIFORM SERVICE FOR EVERY NEED RALEIGH LINEN SERVICE. INC. 3.101 HILLSBORO STREET RALEIGH, N. C. 828-7491 115 1969 Sponsors Gavin ' s, Inc. Mr. Chick Take Home And Dining Room Mitchell Funeral Home Village Book And Stationary Starmount Pharmacy S Johnson ' s Jewelers National Market ' Mill Outlet Sportswear, Inc. Virginia Crabtree ' s, Inc. Roy L. Watson Insurance Agency Roy L. Watson Real Estate Agency American Defender Life Insurance 116 I To the Students: It is tradition for the editor or editors of a college yearbook to say a few final words in conclusion, to wrap up their year ' s work, so to speak. And so we write this letter. But if we have succeeded in saying all we tried to in the pages which precede this one, there is no real need for a final summation. This is your book, one which we hope is real and good. We wanted to give you a small, concrete reminder of the finest Peace; we chose those ideas which we feel are best, and most of those persons who are valuable to us while we are here. We may have gone wrong; we may have made mistakes; we may have failed you entirely. You are to be the judges, you will be the measure of our success. Before you judge, we ask that you read the book, that you not skip through but that you read the words and take from them all we ' ve tried to put there. We set out to portray Peace in her finest aspect. To do this we concentrated on people rather than walls, or ivy, or any of the other reahties that are a part of this place. We believe that the true value of Peace ' s tradition Hes in her students, the girls who now and always have been Peace, and this assumption formed the basis of our efforts. We tried to put here all the good times and good people, but attempted to include as well those doubts and fears, hopes and goals common to us all. We tried to show the mind and personality of Peace through you and, in doing so, learned much. For this knowledge we thank you, each and every one of you, and we wish you all happiness. We hope that through this book we have in some small way repaid your gifts of friendship. Susan Lomax, Editor Ann Coppage, Associate Editor. May, 1969 Student Directory Abemathev. Jane Carol 732 Burton St. Rockv Mount Adams, Nancy Kilpatrick 224 W. Vance St. Laurinburg, S.C. Adcock. . nnelte Ferman .3(19 Pine St. Fuquav-Varina Allen. Jane Russell 2 30 Pannele Rd. Wilmington Allred, Rachel Norwood 1401 E. Walnut Goldslx)ro Armstrong. Jane Stuart 31.5 Russell St. Trov -Armstrong. Mary Elizabeth 185 Thompson P Roswell, Ga. Arthur. Annjs Lilhan Old Mill Rd. Chapel Hill Awbre . Susan Louise East Maui Extension Bennettsville, S.C. Baddour, Nadine Kay .307 Midland Way Laurinburg Bailey. Mary Shannon Box 216 Hunters Hill Rocky Mount Bales, Mary Elizabeth Envin Heights Thomasville Balsley. Margaret Wilson 825 Crescent Dr. Reids ille Barnes. Catherine Howard P.O. Box 236 Lewislon Barnes, Martha Vickers 1505 N. WaUiut St. Lumberton Bamett, Lila Comeha 860 W. Marion Shelby Bass, Barbara Jane 1400 Millbrook Rd. Raleigh Bell, Deborah Durand 924 Parkview St. Asheboro Bell. Robin Lee 2609 Old Cherry Pt. Road New Bern Belmore. Catherine Lee 206 .3rd . ve.. N.E. Hickory Benton, Emily Hall 525 Vance St. Roanoke Rapids Bickett. Edith Janis .303 N. Rowan Ave. Spencer BiggerstafF, Vickie EHzabeth 402 Victor St. Lincolnton Bishop, Melissa Jay 513 Riverside Dr. Belhaven Bland, Georgia Merritt 1.322 Cross Link Rd. Raleigh Bloodworth. Helen Marguerite 3707 Baugh St Raleigh Bonds, Susan Cowart 600 W. Harnett St Benson Bondurant. Laura Sweet 2702 Wvcliffe Roanoke, Va. Bottoms, Kathryn Nelson 1207 Raleigh Park Elizabeth City Bowers. Julia Alice 728 Salem St. Thomasville Bradford, Helen Camille .505 llnite St. - Box 250 Fort Mill, S.C. Bradsher, Doris . rm Rt. 7, Box 217 Raleigh Brantley. Deborah Sue 2209 Timlier Dr. Raleigh Bridges, Laura Ann 4431 Laurel Hills Rd Raleigh Briley, Becky Anne 1647 Crescent Dr. Henderson Brisson, Tilda Marie Box 158 DubUn 3roadwell. Blaine Marshall 431 1 Galax Dr. Raleigh Brookshire, Virginia Lvnn 6038 Preston Lane Charlotte Broughton. Patricia Dianne .3510 Femwood Dr Raleigh Brown, Amelia Firth 608 W. 2nd St. Roanoke Rapids Brown, Lila Grier 376 Sunnyside Dr., S.E. Concord Brown, Margaret .Ann 12 Twin Acres Dr. Lexington Brown, Patricia Ann Rt. 4. Box ,56.5-82 Greensboro Brown. Rosalyn Elaine 5112 Shamrock Dr. Raleigh Brown, Trudy Ehzabeth 215 W. Chestnut St. Troy Bruce, Martha Fletcher P.O. Drawer G Farmville, Va. Brunnick, Carolyn Jean 409 Beaumond Shelbv Bunch, Joyce Ann 154 Luther Rd. Raleigh Burleson, Patricia Ann .3,59 Palmer St. Albemarle Burnett, Betsy Lark P.O. Box 25 Kenansville Bumette. Nancy Whiting 405 Chelsea Rd. .New Bern Bums, Lela Gibson Rt. 1 Riegelwood Burwell, Juha Page 138 Circle Dr. Thomasville Butler, Dena Grace Rt. 2 Rowland Cameron. Gwen Ellen P.O. Box 125 Broadway Carter, Martha Jane Boydton, Va. Carpenter. Mary Lou 100 Kathland Ave. Thomasville Carver. Donna Dale Westover Dr Roxboro Casteen. Jeanne Ijrby 2800 Mars St. Raleigh Caulk, Nancy Gail Rt. 1. Box 48 Jacksonville Chamblee. Sandra Faye Rt. I Wendell Chappell, Brenda Joyce P.O. Box 486 Rich Square Clayton, Susan Gaynor 1004 Panola St. Tarlx)ro Clements, Gail Eva .3430 Baugh St. Raleigh Clemmons. Nancy Mebane 26.D Valley Terrace Durham Cline, Frances Rubylee 212 W. Sycamore St. Lincolnton Coffee, Debby Farlow 505 Primm Circle Thomasville Coffin, Ann Ritchie 1143 Westover Terrace Asheboro Cole, Carol Jean Rt. 1, Box 1.57 Beaufort Coleman. Margie .Ailene 1212 Brookside Dr. Raleigh Colber, Ehzabeth Manning 707 Confederate . ve. Salisbury Collier, Katherine V. A. Hospital Salisburv ColUns. Deborah Ruth 904 N. Rotarv Dr. High Point Coltrane, Linda Mae Country Club Dr. Lexington Conkling, Avery McFall 4031 Converse Dr. Raleigh Connell. Barbara Frances 2627 Inverness Rd. Charlotte Cooke, Donna Marie .326 Jones Franklin Raleigh Cooley. Brenda Carol 621 King Richard Rd. Raleigh Coppage. Merry .Ann .301 Green Springs Rd. .New Bern Cou enour. Lucy Kelly 7 Mulberry Circle Salisburv Covington, Sandra Gelee 103 N. Rutherford Wadesboro Cox, Kathryn Vaughan 5409 Guildbrook Rd. Charlotte Cox, Martha .Ann 109 W. Aycock St. Raleigh Cox, Nancy Fowler 318 McRae St. Laurinburg Creech, Linda Parker .3(M Park Ave Tarboro Creech, Ruby Lee Box 412 Zebulon Currence, Laura Sc-ott 4108 Rowan St. Raleigh Currin, Elaine Carol 211 Forest Rd. Oxford Cuthrell. Ellen Parks 504 Broad St. Edenton Daniel, Mary Katherine 405 Westover Ave. Wilson Dashiell, Fran Lipscomb 1009 Virginia .Ave. Suffolk, Va. Davidson, Judy Lvnn 606 S. Washington Shelby Davis, Abeta Joy Rt 2, Box 23-B Beaufort Davis, Carolyn Dianne 1.305 Oakwood Drive Rocky Mount Davis, Deborah Carol 1109 Mabel Ave. Kannapolis Davis. Stephanie Stuart 20.38 Sharon Rd. Charlotte DeGabrielle. Deborah Leah 200 Dnimmond Dr Raleigh dePraler, Mary Blue .327 Valley Rd. Favetteville Dilling, Carol .Ann P.O. Box 187 Kings Mountain Dobbins, Sandra Myers 2816 O ' Berry St. Ralei Dominy. Karen Lynn Rt. 3. Box 86-C New Bern Donathan. Marsha Doreen Forest Hills Aberdeen Downey, Karen Marie P.O. Box 186 Elkton, Va. Dudley, Eva Ann 211 W. 11th St. Washington Duffer. Betsy Anne 2348 Grant Ave. Raleigh Duncan. Janet Leigh 2800 St. George Rd. Winston-Salem Dunn, Jeannette Walton 901 W. Jackson Salisburv Dye, Erica Jean 317 Roliert St. Gary Early. Christie Allen S. Broad St. Aulander Eckerd, Anna Camille 523 W. Main Mocksville Edwards. Amy Rebecca 224 Ridgewood Charlotte Edwards. Marcia Winchester .504 W. Chatham St. Apex Edwards. Marv Sue 1513 McArthur Ave. New Bern Edwards, Ruth Octavia 208 Shady Circle Dr. Rocky Mount Edwards. Susan Eleanor 1531 Caswell St. Raleigh Ehrhch. Mina Sue 2516 Fordham Dr. Favetteville Erichson, Nancy .Arnold 400 Kimberlv Ave. Asheville Evans, Marion Lennox 522 Walnut St. Statesville Faggart, Ruth Virginia W. Norton St. Yaupon Beach Southport Farri.s. Judith Isabel .509 S. Taylor St. Rockv Mount Flammia, Shellv Marie 1.306 Dogwood Lane Raleigh Fleishman. Marcia Ann 414 W. 24th St. Luml erton Fleming, Gail Morris 1904 Bingham Dr. Tarboro Flood, Judith Christopher 1109 Chalk St. Elizabeth City Flowers. Rebecca Dell Rt. 2 Clayton Folger, Joellen P.O. Box 236 Dobson Fontaine, Bettie Trigg 1.S30 Iredell Dr. Raleigh Foreman, Blair 1009 Riverside .Ave. Elizabeth City Franks. Patricia Gail 311 Grand Ave. Raleigh Fritls, Sharon Dawn 1.34 Maplewood Ave. Thomasville Fuller. Rauna Carol 2808 Glen Bumie Dr. Raleigh Fulp. Martha Ann 2246 Sherwood Dr. Winston-Salem Fulp. Mary ( ' ynthia 22 Glendale Rd Jacksonville Funderburk, Diane Marie .301 Mint Hill Rd. Matthews Fussell, Ehzabeth Grev 191 Herring St. Rose Hill Fussell. Rebecca 118 E. Main St. Rose Hill Caddy, Barbara Elizabeth 4408 Yadkin Dr. Raleigh Gainey. Amanda Jane Box 297 Pittsboro Gantt, Lesa Cheryl 120 Traditional Lane Charlotte 118 Hancock, Karen Lvnn Hanldn, Pamela Ruth Hanson, Emilv Pardiie Headv, Marv Elizabeth Hedrick. Susan Christine Henderson, Alice Brvant Gargis, Sarah Ann 3( 6 Center St. Apex Garrison. Beverlv Kav Box 256 Ocean Drive Beach. S.C, Gilbert, jane Durham 2.303 Lednum St.. Apt. C-C Durham Gilbert, Julia Tatum 82.3 Vermont St. Smithfield Goodnight. Marsha Ray 1559 Ridge Ave. Concord Gore, Janice Suggs Rt. 2. Box 72 Gary Gradv. Martha Emih ' 500 Central Ave, Butner Gray, Frances Jewel Rt. 3, Box 170 Littleton Greene. Hilda Louellan 112 Waightstill St. Morganton Greg . Frances Hall 626 3rd St.. N.E. Hickory Gregorv. Sandra . nne 2113 Pine Dr. Raleigh Griffin. Beth W ' indlev Route 1 Nashville Griffin. Nancv Jo .506 Park . venue Goldsboro Gurley. Harriette McDowell 200 W. Main St. Cherr ' ville Haigwood. Marv Gav 953 Shady Lane Greenville 706 Regency Dr. Winston-Salem 237 Morris Ave. Mountain Lakes, N.J. 1517 Caswell St. Raleigh Harlan, Debra Francina 3709 Swan Dr. Raleigh Harper, . nna Marie 600 Terminal St. Kinston Harper. Nancy Faye 210 N. Main St. Franklinton Harper. Susan Wilson 2.306 Raeford Rd. Favetteville Harrelson. Susan White 206 W. Bay St. Southport Harrington. Doris Anne 217 W. 17th St. Lumberton Harris. Ellen Hurd 3910 WyTidhill Dr. . nnandale. Va. Harris, Mar) Cynthia 112 W. Front St. Oxford Hatcher. Mary Dell 115 E. Park Ave, Mt. OHve Havard, Emily Barrows 302 Cherr ' St. Scotland Neck Hay. Susan Blalock 3,316 Rugbv Rd. Durham Hayes. Beverly Elaine 4309 Galaz Dr. Raleigh Haynes. Jody Ellen 117 Brookshire Ave. Kannapolis Hazzard, Delma Theda 329 Meeting St. Georgetown, S.C. 113 N. Kirkwood Dr. Rock Mount 604 W. Ray Ave. High Point 1126 Providence Rd. Charlotte Herring, Nancv Jane 1108 Oakwood Dr, Rockv Mount Herring, Wortley Lawrence 1118 Sunset Crescent Wilson Hi . Linda Kay P.O. Box 243 Gaston HintCHi, Catherine Jane Rt. 1 Zebulon Holland. Shirle Jean P.O. Box 68 Windsor. Va. Holleman. Frances Elaine 400 E. Chatham St. Gary Honevcutt. Anne Gavle Dogwood Trail Wendell Hoskins. Joanna Bland 1510 Pinehurst Dr. High Point House. Kave Lvnette Box 215 Hobgood Howell. Susan Lewis Country Club Rd. Weldon Howerton. Linda Lee .528 Riverview Dr. Suffolk, Va. Hube. Louise Whitener 1505 Pineview St. Raleigh Huggett, Deborah Lee 4929 Currituck Dr. Charlotte Hughes, Joyce Winnifred Rt. 4, Box 273 New Bern Humphrevs, Nancy Jane 1317 N. King Charles Rd. Raleigji Hunt. Ada Coley 408 Tyson Dr. Stantonsburg Hunter, Judith Ellen 104 Falcon Rd. Rock Mount Hutchison, Jane Ward 1511 Rutledge Ave. Charlotte Hutton. Mar - Pelham 205 Bosiey Ave. Suffolk, Va. Ingram. Beverlv Bvne 22,58 Camellia Dr. Wilmington Jessup. June Marie Box 524 Ehzabethtown Johnson, Donna Grace Route 2 Raleigh Johnson, Elizabeth Stimpson Rt. 8. Box 105 Raleigh Jolliff. Kathenne Moore .303 Lee St. Smithfield Jones, Barbara Allen 126 Cherry St. Mt. Airy Jones. Elva Susan P.O. Box 6 Pine Level Jones, Frances Ban .304 Granville Dr. Greenville Jones, Virginia Orlean 209 Midland Dr. Asheville Josey, Marion Adickes 1006 Church St. Scotland Neck Kea, Mary Parham 1608 Marvelle Ave. Rockv Mount Kelly. Christina Maria 1800 Pershing Rd. Raleigh King. Ruth Stevens 409 N. Bloodworth St, Raleigh Kirk, Mary Lynn 505 Breeze Rd. Car - Lacy. Emma Leora 100 Salem Ave. Front Roval, Va. Lagg, Marv ' Elizabeth 122 N. Milford Dr. Salisbury Lane. Julia Ann 807 Lee St. Asheboro Lane, Sarah EUzabeth 109 Ridge Ave. Salisbury LawTence. Mar ' Elizabeth 8903 River Rd Richmond. Va. Lee, Lvnnette Raye 2223 Wheeler Rd. Raleigh Lee. Virginia 408 Morgan St. Durham Leemon. Mar ' Kathr n 17 Warwick Place .Asheville LeCrand. Sandra Jean 503 Peach St, Shelby Lilvquist. Kathy Eileen 755 Currituck Dr. Raleigh Linder, Ellen Marie 1220 Greensboro St. Lexington Link. Harnet Frances 909 Canterburv Rd. Raleigh Lipscomb. . nn Edge Staff Apts.. V. A. Hosp, D irham Little. Joan Edward 307 S. . ndrews Ave, Goldsboro Little. Marian Marsh 2720 Cambridge Rd. Raleigh Logan. Effie Jonelle 59(M) Providence Charlotte Lomax, Susan Elizabeth 1125 Emerald St. Salisbury ' Long. Edith 2402 Oakwood Rd, BurUngton Long, Paula Homer 909 North Brook Dr, Raleigh Lovelace. Eleanor Logan 1223 W. Kenan St. Wilson Lovette, Cvnthia . nne 11th and Ivev Lillington Lowerv ' . Ahce Fave Rt. 1 Box 13 Youngsville Lugar. Mary Sherwood .S22 Westhan Parkway Richmond, Va. Luter. Carol Cullifer 2513 Fairway Dr. Greensboro Luton. Bettv Driver 700 Prvor Dr. West Memphis, . rk. Lyon. Evelyn Tavlor 3825 Somerset Dr. Durham Mc. rthur, Sarah Elizabeth Hasty Road Laurinburg McClellan, Linda Carol 2.512 Albemarle Ave. Raleigh McCloskey. Jean Louise 194 Maness Ave. Red Springs McCoUough. Libert) Shaw 8200 Carrbridge Circle Towson. Md. McCoy. KathrxTi Lutie 2-516 Edgewater Dr. Favetteville McDonald, Linda . nn Rt, 1 Bunnlevel McFarland, Katharine . ruifield 100 W, Newlvn St. Greensboro McCee, Jane Lenora 405 E. Holt St. Smithfield McNeill. Margaret Anne .503 Fulton St. Raeford McTyre, Kage Moselev 8(X) Oaklawn Ave. Winston-Salem MacKesson, Barbara . nn 516 Margaret Dr. Statesville Macon, Nancy Marlene 215 Griffin St. Gamer Magee. Laurie Kimber 120 Euclid Ave. Glassboro, N.J Manning. Marlene 130 W. Colonial Dr. Salisbury Marks. Carolyn LaRue 300 Ashby Place Raleigh Matthews. Jamie , jin Route 2 Nashville Meachum. Man,- Elizabeth 2112 Mountain View- Bluefield, W. Va. Meade, . nne Devoe 501 E. Center St. Lexington Medlin, Carol Ann 1519 Dixie Trail Ralei Menefee. Jeanne Franklin 2205 Cranford Rd. Durham Metts, Jane Emison 1.307 S. Live Oak Pkwv. Wilmington Miles. Valene Ann 309 Harris St. Warenton Miller, Caroline Allers 5.335 C Dana Dr. Raleigh Miller. Mar Anne Route 3, Box 49 Tabor Gitv Miller. Mar ' Elizabeth 1702 Lucerne Way New Bem Mitchell. Emily Jane 1715 E. Walnut Goldsboro Mitchiner, . nn Howard P.O. Box 131 Wilson ' s Mills Mitchiner, Linda Joyce 505 Barbour Clavton Monroe. Sandra Lee Rt. 2. Box 75 Rockingham Montgomery. EvelvTi Rebecca 324 Buncombe St, Raleigh Moore. Margaret Macon 3.509 . lleghanv Dr. Raleigh Morgan. Susan Elizabeth Box 668 Svlva Morris. Jennifer Daldwell 161 Hillcrest Ave. Concord Mortal. EUzabeth Heilig 507 S. Fulton St. Salisbury Murray, Edna Ann Rt, 1. Foimtain Murray, Marsha Lei; 2222 Whitman Rd. Raleif Mustard. Janet Dunn 1789 Brooks Ave. Raleigh Neal, SalUe Thome 901 W. Third St. Roanoke Rapids Neelv. Susan Lee 4214 Tottenham Rd. Charlotte Nicholson, Debra Kaye 1500 Banbury Rd, Raleigh Nixon, Louise Everette 2630 Bedford Ave. Raleigh Norwood. Georgia . nn Route 1 Raleigh Nowlan. Tmdi 911 Stanfield Dr. Charlotte Nutt. Susan Ellen 4700 Morehead Dr. Raleigh 0 ' Br an. Kathleen 2612 N.E. 24 St. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. O ' Daniel. Betty Ann 3010 Lewis Farm Road Raleigh Ogden. Gail Benegas 417 Forsvth St. Raleigh Opheim, Beverly Suzzanne Rt. 4. Box 165 Wilhamsburg, Va. Overcash. Donna Ralene 1705 Mint Hill Rd. Matthews Owen, Nancy Stuart 634 Maple Ave. Asheboro ! 119 Race. Margaret Dianne 608 Mills St. Raleigh Palmer. Elizabeth Weeks P.O. Box 2.32 Tarboro Palmer, Ellen Tavlor 90() Montrose Circle Shelby Parker. Agnes Ann 615 Third Ave. Farmville. Va, Parker, Catherine Faye Box 92 Rolesville Pearsall, Melva Elizabeth 227 Forest Hills Dr. Wilmington Peele. Barbara Anne 1404 E. Pine St. Goldsboro Peele, Deborah Elizabeth Rt 3. Box .509 Clavton Pendleton. Peggy Locke Tarboro Hwv, Scotland Neck Perkijj!,. Patncia Catliff 4,5 Hilltop Rd, Asheville Philson. Sharon Sue 128 Mary Jo Dr. Belleville. 111. Pickler, Janet Ellen Route 1 New London Pierce. Janet Evelyn Route 1 Apex Pittnmn, Patricia Blanche Box 2.35 Rich Square Pleasant, Judv Corbett 2816 Manning PI. Raleigh Pope. Kathrvn . manda Route 4 Dunn Porter. Marv Lynn 3419 Eastbum Rd, Charlotte Price, Sandra Jean 217 Cypress St. Wendell Price. Teresa Ellen Route 1, Box 15-B Thomasville Pulliam, Frances Corinne Route 1 Wendell Radford, Brenda Gavle Route 2, Box 354 Cary Rainev, Jean Cassel 2409 Pennsylvania Ave. Kannapolis Reese. Sara E. 625 HoUy St. Asheboro ReiersOTi, Katherine Anne Box 665 Battleboro Respess. Tnidy Elizabeth Rt. 1. Box 209 Pantego Rhodes, Janis Carol 1519 E. Polo Rd, Winston-Salem Rhv-ne. Patncia Carol ,3922 Sulkirk Rd. Charlotte Rjchardson, C:her l Jean 642 Shellev Rd. Raleigh Ritchie, Margaret Amanda 4.33 Sunnvside Dr.. S.E, Concord Robl)ins, Harriet .- nn 607 Clark Dr. Tarboro Robbins, Linda Jane Box 423 Burgaw Robertson, Benita Gay 22 Dixie Trail Raleigh Rogers, Elinor Rav Box 214 .Alberta, Va. Rogers, Marv Celeste 4.32 Westbury Rd. Charlotte Rogers, Robin Wavne 647 Davis Ave. Statesville Rollins, Nancv Leize 3010 Edgewater Greensboro Ross, Margaret Murchison Box 186 Lillington Rovster, Katherine OiUnn )01 W. Marion St. Shelby Ryan, Patricia Virginia 12,38 Maxwell St. Salisbury Sanduskv. Mart:ha Louise .329 West . e. Wake Forest Sanford. Harriet Elaine 5734 N. Sharon Dr. Raleigh Saunders, Cathy Jane 2 7 Camelot Rd, Rock Hill, S.C. Scarboro. Carolvn Sue Route 2 Wake Forest Scarborough, Anna Mills ,323 Richmond Rd. Salisbury Servais. Jeanne Marie 1007 Peach Street Tarboro Shafer, Melissa Anne 222 N. Mulberry Statesville Shannon. Sharon Louise 4537 W, Seminar ' Ave, Richmond. Va. Sheffield, Diane Lee Box 781 Warsaw Shelton. Leigh 1216 Welcome Circle Durham Sherrill, Susan Scott 1075 ,5th Ave.. N,W. Hickory Sides, Bonnie Bennett 1228 Marshall St, Raleigh Skidmore. Nancv Ann ].3(K( Goodwin .Ave. Charlotte Sledge, Cherr ' Smith 2,383 Champion Ct. Raleigh Sloan, Madeline Faye Rt. 42. Box 27 Statesville Smith, Agnes Carol -3212 Sprunt Ave. Durham Smith, Doris Ann ,342 E. 1.5th Washington Smith. Elizabeth Ann 529 Hedrick Dr. Statesville Smith, Madelvn Landt 24(M Hollowav Terrace Raleigh Smith. Martha Ann Route 2, Box 162 Littleton Smith. Martha Carr 206 W. Main Wallace Smith, Svdney .Arme 902 Kevin St. Richmond, Va. Snipes, Nancv Rol ertson 1101 W. Divine Dunn Spadv, Dora Weston Box 104 Townsend. Va. Sparrow, Sarah Janet Route 2 Belhaven Spivey, Mary Jeanne Spivey Rd. Whiteville Stafford, June Hardin Box 1.56 Garland Stallings, Julie Dare 312 Newton Stamps, Emily Wicker 72 East St. Ipswich. Mass. Standi. Brenda 82.5 S. First St, Smithfield Stanfield, Libbv Cooper 700 Church St. Fainnont Starr, Karen Joanne 2437 Ansley Ct. Charlotte Steed, Nancy Taylor 1800 E. Beech Goldsboro Stephens. Wanda Sue 305 W. 16th Lumberton Stephenson. Jane Elizabeth Route 3. Box 546 Ralei Stokes. Mary Helen P.O. Box 66 Colerain Stone, Linda Irene Rt 2. Box 62. Lumberton Strickland, 1 oni Lvnne 803 Forest Hill Shelby Strother, Donna Marie 1815 Ridge Rd. Raleigh Stroud, Martha Ann 1208 Country Club Dr. Greensboro Suddreth, Margaret Wall 1,36 Rosemary Lane Statesville Switzer, Martha Irene 1901 W. Nash St, Wilson Sykes, Carol Lynne P.O. Box 14113 Raleigh Taff. Rebecca 900 Forest Hill Cr. Greenville Tart. Edna Vivian 106 S. Washington Ave. Dunn Tart. Sallv Jo 207 Glen Oak Dr, Goldsboro Tavlor, Barbara Jeanne 4-306 Continental Dr. Durham Tavlor, Brenda Joyce Route 2 Wendell Taylor. Donna Maxine 1408 E, Walnut St, Goldsboro Taylor, Laura Lee 2002 Greenbriar Kinston Thomas, Sharon Frve Route 6 Sanford Thomerson, Marilyn Lois 923 Lockland Ave, Winston-Salem Tice, Jeanne Rose Movcock Timberlake, Beverly . llen 8506 Crown PI. Alexandria, Va. Timlierlake. Madline MacPhee 8506 Crown PI, Alexandria. Va. Towery, Jane Welbom 250 Beverly Dr. Concord Treadwell, Judith Ann 2527 Glenwood Dr. Raleigh Turner, Lynda -Ann P.O. Box 873 Elizabethtown Van Hecke. Catherine M. 21.3 Westover Terrace Greensboro Vassilion. Neilv 4912 Latimer Rd. Raleigh Vatz. Jane Elizabeth 1817 Tr on Rd. New Bern Vick, Amy Marlele 2401 E, Elm Goldsboro Vinson, Marv Virginia 1503 E. Beech Goldsboro Viverette, Evelvn Byrd 106 S. Church St. Enfield Wade. Sara Watson P.O. Box 22 Wildwood Walker. Trudy Barrus 417 Craven St. New Bern Wallin, Marie Lee 2123 St. Mary ' s St. Raleigh Walters, Jane Crawford 106 Penn St. Gamer Walters. Pamela Hevward 405 Beechwood Dr, Richmond. Va. Walton, Ruth Carol Route 8, Box 283 Raleigh Ward, Rosalie 806 E. Mulberry Goldsboro Wanrer, Rachel . lice Route 2. Box 253-B Eden Watson. Frances Slade. 4660 .Algonquin Jacksonville, Fla, Weaver, Cvnthia Gail 22.5 Corriher Ave. Salisbury Webb. Martha Cecelia Route 2 Walstonburg Welbom. Deborah Denise 1404 Delk Dr. High Point Wells. Elizabeth Walker 106 W. Riverside Dr. Smithfield Whaley, Linda Ceraldine 2765 Newbold St. Raleigh WTieeler. Katherine . dair 2615 Bennington Rd. Favetteville Whichard, Seable Ohvia Route 2 Robersonvitle White, Ann Holland 1079 Algonquin Rd, Norfolk, Va. WTiitford, Nancy Hill P.O. Box 67 Washington Wilkerson, Pattv EUzabeth 1111 Tremont Rd. Wilson Williams, Drewene Grant 929 Brookside Dr. Raleigh Williamson, Donna Gail 417 E. Rowan St. Raleigh Williford, Kathy Lane Route 1 Dunn Wilson, Lois Ann .341 Wilmot Dr. Raleigh Wilson, Yvonne Wyant Route 4, Box 651 Raleigh Winbonie, Elma Hogin 26.50 Davis St. Raleigh Winecoff, Rinda Elizabeth 919 .5th Ave. Hickory Winkler. Margaret Ann Poplar Hill Dr. Boone Winsted. D. Joyce P.O. Box 1 5 Bimn Wise, Elizabeth Carter. P.O. Box 27 Cheriton. Va. Wise, Harriet 675 Sedgewood Rock Hill, S.C. Woltz. Elizal eth Frances Country Club Dr. Oxford Womble, Sasan D. 1109 Dogwofxl Lane Raleigh Wooten, Sarah Ann 109 Julian Avenue Stantonsburg Wrenn. Millie Willmoth 629 Aiken Pkwv, Fuquay-Varina Wright, Anne Kendall 108 Magnolia Rd. Lexington Wvnns, . nne Hardison, P.O. Box 6 Colerain Yelverton, Deborah Ann Box 96 Fremont Yoksimovitch, Savka Elizabeth 220 Drewry Lane Raleigh Yow, Katherine Tillman Route I Sanford 120 Sophomore Directory Annette Ferman Adcock — Young Republicans Club 2; International Relations Club 1, Vice President 2; Porpoise Club 1. 2; LOTLTS 1, 2. Rachel Norwood Allred — Porpoise Club 1, 2. Jane Stuart Armstrong — Yoimg Democrats Club 1, 2; International Relations Club 1; Daughters and Granddaughters Club 1, 2; Dramateers 1. Susan Louise Awbrey — Chairman, Orientation Committee 2. Mar Elizabeth Bales Margaret Wilson Balsley — Young Democrats Club 1; Art Club 1; Peace TIMES 1. Martha Vickers Barnes - Porpoise Club 1. 2; LOTUS 1. Lila Cornelia Bamett — Young Democrats Club 2; Porpoise Club 1, 2; Peace TIMES 2; Sophomore Class Secretarv ' . Helen Marguerite Bloodworth - Art Club 1; LOTl ' S 1, Business Manager 2. Susan Cowart Bonds — Yoimg Democrats Club 1, 2; Art Club 1. 2; Home Economics Club 1, Secretary ' - Treasurer 2; Orientation Committee 2. Laura Sweet Bondurant — Hall Chairman 2; Student Hostess 2; Young Democrats Club 2; Orientation Committee 2. Deborah Sue Brantley — Orientation Committee 2; Young Repubhcans Club 1; Non-Resident Group Chairman, Secretary ' 2. Blaine Marshall Broadwell — Non-Resident Group Chairman 2: Art Club 2; LOTUS 2; Orientation Committee 2. Virginia Lynn Brookshire — Young Republicans Club 1, 2 International Relations Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2 Spanish Club 1; LOTUS 2; Standards Committee 1 PSRD, ex-of ficio 2. Lila Crier Brown — Porpoise Club 1, 2; Dramateers 1. 2; LOTUS 2. Rosalvn Elaine Brown CaroKn Jean Brunnick — LOTUS 1; Student Hostess I; PSRA Secretary 2; Corresponding Secretary, NC. RFCW 2. Joyce Ann Bunch — Choir 1. Nancv VVhiting Bumette — Tri-Chairman of Religious Life, PSCA 2; Daughters and Granddaughters Club 1, Vice President 2; LOTUS 2; Young Democrats Club 1, 2; PSRD Entertainment Committee 2. Leia Gibson Bums Gwen Ellen Cameron — LOTUS 1. Mary Lou Carpenter — Young Repubhcans Club 2. Gail Eva Clements Nancy Mebane Clemmons — Young Republicans 1, 2; Art Club 1; Daughters and Granddaughters 1. Frances Rubylee Cline — Young Democrats Club 1, Treasurer, Publicity Chairman 2; Papyrus 2; Peace TIMES 1, Layout Editor 2; Dining Room Committee 2; Orientation Committee 2. Ann Ritchie Coffin - Porpoise Club 1,2; Peace TIMES 1, Circulation Manager 2. Carol Jean Cole Nancy Berkeley Coleman Elizabeth Manning Collier — PSGA President 2; Porpoise Club 1; President, Phi Theta Kappa 2: Chief Marshall 2; Advisory Board 2; Orientation Committee 2; Judiciary Board 2; Honor Court 2. Katherine Collier — Hall Chairman 2; Yoimg Democrats 1; International Relations Club 1, President 2; LOTUS 1. Averv McFall Conkling — Non-Resident Group Chairman 2; Home Economics Club 1; Daughters and Granddaughters 1, 2; LOTUS 2. Donna Marie Cooke — Yoimg Democrats Club 1. 2; Choir 1, 2. Brenda Carol Cooley - Art Club 1, 2; Home Economics Club 2. Merry Ann Coppage — PSCA Ecumenical Chairman 2; LOTUS Associate Editor 2; NCARFCVV Housing Committee Chairman 2; Pubhcations Board 2; Orientation Committee 2. Lucy Kelly Coughenour — Yoimg Democrats Club 2; Art Club 2. Linda Parker Creech — Yoimg Democrats Club 2; International Relations Club 1; LOTUS 1; Orientation Committee 2. Mary Katherine Daniel — PSCA Tri-Chairman of Religious Life 2; Porpoise Club 1; Dramateers 1; LOTUS 2; Basketball 1, 2. Abeta Joy Davis - Hall Chairman 2; LOTUS 2. Stephanie Stuart Davis Marv Blue dePrater - Daughters and Granddaughters I, 2; Choir 1. Carol Dilling Karen Marie Downey Jeanette Walton Dunn Erica Jean Dye. Christie Allen Early — Art Club President I: Outstanding Senior. Amy Rebecca Edwards Marcia Winchester Edwards — Student Council 2; Porpoise Club 1. 2: Dance Club 1; Recreation .Association President 2; Outstanding Senior 2; Orientation Committee 2; . dvisor Board 2; PSRD Decider 2; President of NCARFCW 2; Hall Chairman 2; Judiciary Board 2. Susan Eleanor Edwards — Y ' oimg Democrats Club 2; International Relations Club 1. Mina Sue Eriich - Porpoise Club 1; LOTL ' S 2; Dance Club 2. Nancy Arnold Erichson — Young Republicans Club 1; Porpoise Club 1, 2; LOTUS 2; Peace TIMES 1; PSRD ex-officio 2. Marion Lennox Evans Ruth Virginia Faggart Judith Isabel Farris - LOTL ' S 2. Marcia Ann Fleishman — Y ' oimg Democrats Dramateers 2. Young Republicans Club 1. Freshman Class Club 2; 121 Bettie Trigg Fontaine — Chairman, Non-Resident Student. ' 2; Peace TIMES Sports Editor; Student Council Non-Res Representative; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Marshall 2 Elections Committee 2; Orientation Committee 2 Outstanding Senior. Rauna Carol Fuller Martha Ann Fulp - Yoimg Republicans Sec-Treas. 2; International Relations Club 2; Spanish Club I, 2; Peace TIMES I; Program Comm. Chairman NCARFCW 2; Orientation Committee 2. Diane Marie Funderburk - Yoimg Republicans Club 2; International Relations Club 1, 2; Papyrus Club 1; LOTUS 2; Peace TIMES 1, 2; PSRD ex-officio 2. Jane Durham Gilbert Martha Emily Grady - PSCA I; Art Club 1; Alpha Phi Epsilon President 2; Marshall 2. Frances Jewel Gray - Young Democrats Club I; Art Club I; International Relations Club 1; LOTUS 1; Basketball 1, 2. Hilda Louellen Greene Frances Hall Gregg - LOTUS 1. Nancy Jo Griffin Emily Pardue Hanson - Porpoise Club 1; Peace TIMES I; Non-Resident Group Chairman 2. Debra Francina Harlan - Porpoise Club I, President 2; Student Hostess 1; PSRA Non-Resident Representative 1; Intramural Chairman 2; LOTUS photographer 2. Susan Wilson Harper Susan White Harrelson - Peace TIMES 1; Dance Club 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. Mary Dell Hatcher - Young Republicans Club 2; Porpoise Club 2; LOTUS 1. Emily Barrows Havard - LOTUS 1, 2; Orientation Committee 2. Beveriy Elaine Hayes - LOTUS 1. Susan Christine Hedridc — Young Democrats Club 1 Peace Choir 1; Peace TIMES 1, 2; Dance Club I, 2 President ' s Advisory Board 2; Head of Residents 2: Co-Chairman of Handbook Committee 2; Orientation Committee 2. Wortley Lawrence Herring — Chairman of Standards of Living Comm.; PSCA Chainnan of Social Committee 2; Home Economics Club 1; Porpoise Club 1; Peace TIMES 2; Dance Club 2; Student Hostess 1; May Day Representative 1; Orientation Committee 2. Linda Kay High — Home Economics Club 2. Catherine Jane Hinton — Yovmg Republicans Club 2; Student Hostess 1, 2. Shirley Jean Holland — Young Repubhcans Club 2. Kaye Lynette House — PSCA Cabinet Member 2; Yoimg Democrats Club 2; Student Hostess 2; Cheerleader 1. Susan Lewis Howell Joyce Winnifred Hughes — Student Coimcil 2; Honor Court President 2; Yoimg Democrats Club I; Peace TIMES 2; Student Hostess 1; Judiciary Board, President 2; Assistant for Dean of Women 1, 2; Outstanding Senior 2; PSRD Religious Life Leader 2; President ' s Advisory Board 2; Orientation Comm. 2. June Marie Jessup - PSCA Vice-President 2; Young Democrats Club 1; Young Repubhcans Club 2; Peace TIMES 2; Cheerleader 1. Katherine Moore Jolliff Virginia Orlean Jones - Porpoise Club 2; LOTUS Art Editor 2; Peace TIMES Assistant Editor 2; PSRD Secretary. Marion Adickes Josev Emma Leora Lacy Julia Ann Lane — Porpoise Club I. Vice-President 2; LOTUS 1, 2; Peace TIMES 2; PSRA Awards Chairman 2; May Court Representative 1; Orientation Committee 2. Sarah Elizabeth Lane — Yoimg Democrats Club 2; Daughters and Granddaughters Club 2. Mary Elizabeth Lawrence - PSCA Secretary 2; Daughters and Granddaughters 1, Secretary Treasurer 2; Papyrus Club 1; LOTUS 1; Dance Club 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1, Sec. -Treasurer 2; Marshall 1, 2; Hall Chairman 2; Orientation Committee 2. Lynnette Ray Lee Virginia Lee Mary Kathryn Leemon — Sophomore Class President; Home Economics Club 1, 2; Porpoise Club 1, 2; Freshman Class Secretary. Sandra Jean LeGrand - Publicity Chairman 2; Home Economics Club 1, President 2; Porpoise Club ' 1; Sophomore Class Treas. Marian Marsh Little - Young Democrats Club 1; Art Club 1; Daughters and Granddaughters Club 1, 2; Student Hostess L Effle Jonelle Logan - Yoimg Republicans Club 1, 2. Susan Elizabeth Lomax — Young Democrats Club Peace College Choir 1; Dramateers 1, Sec. -Treasurer 2 Papynis Club 1, Program Chairman 2; LOTUS Editor 2 Student Hostess 2; PSRD Dictator 2; Advisory Board 2 Publications Board 2; Mary Clark Howard Arts, Science Lecture Series Committee 1; Hall Chairman 2: Orientation Committee 2. Eleanor Logan Lovelace — Porpoise Club 1, 2. Mary Sherwood Lugar - Young Republicans Club 1; LOTUS 1. Carol Cullifer Luter — Yoimg Republicans Club 1, Vice-President 2. Betty Driver Luton — Yoimg Republicans Club 1; Spanish Club 1. Sarah Elizabeth McArthur Linda Ann McDonald Jane Lenora McGee — Yoimg Democrats Club 2. Laurie Kimber Magee Carolyn LaRue Marks - Art Club 1; LOTUS 2. Mary Elizabeth Meachum Anne DeVoe Meade Jane Emison Metts — Art Club 1, President 2; Young Repubhcans Club 1, 2. Caroline Allers Miller Mary Anne Miller Mary Elizabeth Miller 122 Emily Jane Mitchell — Young Democrats Club 1, 2; Art Club 2; International Relations Club 2; Porpoise Club 2; LOTUS Typing Staff Manager 2. Linda Joyce Mitchiner Sandra Lee Monroe — Porpoise Club 1, 2. Susan Elizabeth Morgan — Home Economics 1, Vice-President 2; Student Hostess 1, 2. Elizabeth Heilig Morton Janet Dunn Mustard — Honor Court Secretary 2; Student Hostess 1; Freshman Class Vice-President. Sallie Thome Neal — Yoimg Democrats Club 1; Porpoise Club 2; LOTUS 1; Cheerleader 1, Head 2. Georgia Ann Norwood Trudi Nowlan — PSCA Cabinet 2; Home Economics Club 2; Porpoise Club 1. Beverly Suzzanne Opheim — Yoimg Democrats Club 1; Yoimg Republicans Club 2; International Relations Club 2; Dramateers 1. President 2; Student Hostess 1. Donna Ralene Overcash — International Relations Club 2; Young Republicans Club 2. Margaret Diane Pace Elizabeth Weeks Palmer — Young Republicans Club 1 ; Art Club Secretarv-Treasurer 2; Student Hostess 1; Marshall 2; Hall Chairman 2. Ellen Taylor Palmer — Social Chairman 2; Yoimg Democrats Club 1. Secretary 2; Porpoise Club 1: Dramateers 1; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Orientation Committee 2. Sharon Sue Philson Patricia Blanche Pittman — Young Republicans Club 1, 2; Peace College Choir 1; International Relations Club 1, 2: Dramateers 1, Historian 2. Mary Lynn Porter — Young Democrats Club 1; Papyrus Ciub 1. Sandra Jean Price — LOTUS 1. Sara Elizabeth Reese Trudy Elizabeth Respess Janis Carol Rhodes — Young Republicans Club 1; Student Hostess 1, 2. Linda Jane Bobbins — PSCA Social Chairman 2; Yoimg Democrats Club 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Daughters and Granddaughters Club 1, 2; Peace TIMES 2; Student Hostess 2; Cheerleader 1. Margaret Murchinson Ross Patricia Virginia Ryan — Young Democrats Club 1; International Relations Pubhcity Chairman 2. Carolyn Sue Scarboro Anna Mills Scarborough — PSGA Sec -Treasurer 2; Young RepubUcans Club 2; Home Economics Club 2; Daughters and Granddaughters Club 1, 2; Papyrus Club I, 2; Peace TIMES Editor 2; Freshman Class Treasurer; Advisory Board 2; Publications Board 2. Diane Lee Sheffield — Spanish Club 1, 2; Porpoise Club 1. Cherry Smith Sledge Doris Ann Smith — Young Republicans Club 2. Nancy Robertson Snipes — PSGA Representatiye 2; PSCA President 2; Young Democrats Club 1, 2; Daughters and Granddaughters 1, 2; Porpoise Club 2; Outstanding Senior 1; Judiciary Board 2; Orientation Committee 2. Dora Weston Spady June Hardin StafTord — Young Republicans Club 2; International Relations Club 2; Papvnis Club 2. Brenda Suzanne Stancil — Yoimg Democrats Club 2; Home Economics Club 1; International Relations Club 2; Papynis Club I; LOTUS 1. Nancy Taylor Steed - Yoimg Democrats Club 1 ; LOTUS 1. ' ' Linda Irene Stone — Yoimg Republicans Club 2; Spanish Club I, 2; Dance Club 1, President 2. Toni Lynne Strickland — PSGA Parliamentarian; Yoimg Democrats Club President 2; International Relations Club 1; Dramateers I; LOTL ' S 2; Outstanding Senior 1; PSRD ex-officio 2; Orientation Committee 2. Carol Lynne Sykes Sally Jo Tart Barbara Jeanne Taylor Sharon Faye Thomas Marilyn Lois Thomerson Jeanne Rose Tice — PSCA Outreach Chairman 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Marshall 2; Basketball 1. Madeline MacPhee Timberlake — Yoimg Republicans Club 2; Daughters and Granddaughters Club 1, 2; Student Hostess 1, 2. Jane Welbom Towery ' — Porpoise Club 2; Dramateers 1; LOTUS 1, 2; Dining Room Committee 2. L -nda Ann Turner Amy Marlene Vick Mary Virginia Vinson — PSCA Cabinet 2; Young Democrats Club 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1; Porpoise Club 1, 2; Orientation Comm. 2. Evelyn Byrd Viverette - Porpoise Club 1; LOTUS 2; PSRA Representative 2; Basketball 1, 2; Orientation Committee 2. Sara Watson Wade — LOTUS 1, Lav-out Editor; Porpoise Club 2. Trudy Barrus Walker — Daughters and Granddaughters Club 1. 2; LOTUS 2; Peace TIMES 2; Yoimg Democrats Club 1, 2. Linda Geraldine Whaley Seable Olivia Whichard Patty Elizabeth Wilkerson — Yoimg Democrats Club 1; LOTUS 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2. Rinda Elizabeth Winecoff — Yoimg RepubUcans Club 2; Art Club 1; Peace College Choir I; Dramateers 2; Peace TIMES 1. Joyce D. Winstead Elizabeth Frances Woltz — Daughters and Granddaughters 1; Porpoise Club 1. Susan D. Womble — Daughters and Granddaughters 1. Sarah Anne Wooten Millie WUlmoth Wrenn — Yoimg Democrats Club 2; Student Hostess 2; Hall Chairman 2; Orientation Committee 2. Anne Hardison Wynns Deborah Anne Yelverton 123 .j ' i g . ■ ' S aff S can ' i be contented with yesterday ' s glories, I can ' t live on promises winter to spring; For now is my moment, and now is my glory, I ' ll laugh and I ' ll cry and I ' ll sing . . . TT f ir -n v. i ' ' ,t ' ■ ' • ' ■ i ' mmmtimmmti ' iAmmim-