Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

■■ ■ ' .i 4nr ' a;: ' .5!L ' !-.i ' - ■■■■■■■HIIMMMiln I 1 ■I ., -,■,—,-,,-,, .. j,-..,, ,,- itt-imiiiiiufnuiBiMriimrrimiMi LOTUS 1975 Peace College ■HiiaiiiiHM M When yesterday was tomorrow, I sat on my front porch, chin in hands, wondering where you were. How would I begin to find you? Would you want me as I wanted you? Would I be accepted as I am? Would any of the calls on the hall phone ever be for me? Would I go to lots of fraternity parties and dances, and know the chance thrill of dating some good-looking guy I ' d never, ever seen before? Would I meet that guy who had been pre-formed in my subconscious since I first saw Robert Redford in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid? Could I possibly come straight out of my high school and pass any test at Peace College? Would I be able to have a social life, and get my work done too? How would I be able to please my parents, my teachers, and myself all at once? When yesterday was tomorrow, I was faced with countless questions. Today, do I really have the answers? ill? i K U ' li Ui riiiiiiiii J.u,wl i . ' T«?S= l ' - lJ£ ' ? ' 96 Peace College— I first met you on the chalk-dusty bookshelf of my guidance counsellor ' s office. Tucked away between inch-thick copies of the Record of the University of North Carolina at Ch apel Hill and Catalog of East Carolina University, you were intriguingly small and intimate even then. I had heard a lot about you; I wanted to know you better. MHii Peace College— You became my acquaintance one crisp October morning entitled Visitation, and as you introduced me to your President and Dean, I knew you would be unique and personable among all the rest. You had girls in your midst who smiled and said Hi! like I was one of their own. From the warmth of their smiles, I knew I wanted to be. Peace College— You became a part of me one sweaty, hot August morning— a morning too hot and frustrating to move luggage and climb stairs and say good-bye to Mama and Daddy with one last, brave kiss. I hope you missed that last kiss as I turned and ran back up to that barren, dusty room that I then had to call home, because the inevitable tears that fell from those eyes were not to be seen by you, or by Mama and Daddy, or by that awkward stranger who was going to be living with me: Not to be seen, but understood. man m i JHuitll tijBttia PJliilj liiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiWiiiftBaBiMw In those hazy, confusing days, I never knew how important one measly letter could be. It was the vital link between the home I left and the home I was creating. Every letter was read and re-read until the inspiration and reassurance printed on those pages was faded and vague, but still remained a part of everyday ' s frustration, disappointment, and confusion. In the middle of that uproar, there was one haven of rest— one abstract reality to cling to: my faith and my hope. mgmm •m ilw ilL liH-iis jJUj i4i| ]il ii! jjj i Hiiiiia i I MliiikliJi)! ■JUiiiickiliifcEli HUli.l liii BSSH iiiiiiliiWiMiiiMMirasiiiiisiw 10 ■a MMiiili I ' ll never forget the knot of apprehension that settled in my stomach as I opened up my first blue book and began to recount the knowledge that culminated from long hours spent half- awake, half-asleep, but studying. Sometimes, after getting the blasted test back, I wondered if it would ever be worth it all. To escape, there was an endless stream of blind dates and nights at Darryl ' s and Hillsboro Square. Guys who were supposed to make my hopes and dreams come true slowly faded into fraternity sweat shirts, Embers Club glasses and State-Carolina football tickets. For some. Prince Charming became a reality; for others, he remained a dream. 11 ■MPii :;li. i n!ii;utuj.ni;Jirf;.«yxii-.i.t.a u;A-hi;k v..;:.x!:Wui.(,:;yii UMHlKttillltmi My classmates- It was comforting to know that you were always there. So, we laughed together, we cried together. We partied and we studied together. Then, there was a time to be alone, and rightfully so. There was a time to find my own place in this small community— to search my heart for truths and fantasies, and to know the difference. Finally, there was a time to grow, and to feel the liberating pleasure of having grown. 12 13 iiii ' _-.i iUii -Tilili.l)i Li-i-uiw;J!illwn;!t iiii)wi Peace College— You have become dear to me for all of these reasons, and because you have given me a cross- section of the wforld ' s greatest people to live w ith, and love with, and learn w ith. 14 tfMMMIHBHiaH ' iiiUiiiiiiliiiii ) L And somewhere between orientation and graduation, you will become more than a school— more than a home. You will become a part of my values, my ideals: a part of my ability to be what I am. Peace College— I ' m looking forward to looking back. 18 It was a butterfly feeling to graduate from high school. I was happy because 1 was leaving my youth, and 1 figured that all my acne would clear up, and I ' d become sophis- ticated, and when I came home for the holidays, no one would recognize me. But, I was sad, because he ' o you say goodbye to old friends? How do you say hello to new friends? I felt like I wanted to hang a sign around my neck that said, Be nice to me. I need a friend. But I didn ' t have to. We had all left our old friends in the hope of making new ones. We all needed one another, and in happiness, trust, and youth, we found each other. Student Life 19 New faces . . . meetings . . . President ' s Reception . . . Convocation . . . Beanie week . . . new friends. 21 mmm i ummmtmot |iaiiiiWfeM BMi|i iiaM MiatiiilBiili llilili 24 26 Wi JM y u.. • Peace Statuesque against the sky, Renown for quality and beauty. Within her walls lies little of that For which she is named. No fault of her own — Her hands are bound. Each troubled heart Must stand alone. And face the toil That lies ahead. Please that you would grant to me One small treasure before I leave- Peace. Betty Bradley 1975 27 30 31 mmrnmrn mm mmmmmmmmmmimm 32 33 In the end. how do you say good-bye to old friends? Do you just pack-up and say so-long, and write it off as another fleeting period of life? No; you live the moment, the joy. the gig- gly happiness only once. You can ' t really say good-bye to old friends. Their memories go with you through all your yesterdays and into all your forevers. 35 smm gmmm Honor Webster ' s dictionary defines honor as distinguished position or a mark of respect. But behind these stiff phrases, what does honor really mean? There are so many who have worked, and toiled, and gone unrecog- nized; but there are so many who have worked and been rewarded. Honor is the humbling sense of gratitude that makes you realize that you have been blessed. Honor is the satisfaction of being an achiever; it ' s the pleasure of knowing that faculty and administration feel you are worthy of praise. Honor is pride in the achievement, and a pat on the back for a job well done. Honor is reputation, and the courage to live up to that reputation. But most of all, honor is a sense of well-being and harmony— it ' s pride, and blessing, and humility and praise all rolled into one. 37 Who ' s Who In American Junior Colleges Miss Elaine Garner Miss Teresa Hicks Miss Treva Howell 38 M wmmm Miss Barbara Jones Miss Lynn Kendrick Miss Elizabeth McNair Miss Janet Powers Miss Paige Timberlake Miss Emily Wingo 39 L y uu ' -hJt ¥jmmmMmMi Outstanding Sophomores Miss Betty Bradley Miss Chrys Bullard Miss Teresa Hicks Miss Treva Howell mm ' Miss Sarah Gray Lamm ' ' Miss Elizabeth McNair Miss Emily Wingo ■ ±ui. ikSi ' fiin?£4 ' Frt-SwjJBiSi ' lH«lPiii«inw mmmmmmmmm. May Queen 42 Miss Lynn Ellison m iSBl Maid of Honor Miss Cindy McDowell May Court 1975 44 Sophomore Attendants Miss Deborah Blackmon Miss Donna Blackmon Miss Chrys Bullard Miss Carol Anne Moore 45 m mam l BBI Freshman Attendants Miss Adair Gibson Miss Betty Hoover 47 wsmmmmm Miss Peace 1975 ? '  48 Miss Teresa Hicks Teresa Hicks— enthusiastic, carefree yet responsible, dedi- cated, concerned, a total person, the name conjures up a host of pleasant thoughts. Teresa ' s achievements at Peace have been numerous and outstanding. The time she has spent here vkfill be remembered not in terms of these tan- gible rewards, however; but instead by the many and lasting friends she has made. Her ready smile radiates sunshine, in- spires confidence, and conveys a genuine love and concern. Teresa has established herself as a leader both on and off the basketball court. More importantly, though, she has be- come an indispensable friend to everyone here. It is with great pride that I speak of my roommate as Miss Peace. because I love her. too. Elizabeth McNair 49 ■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Phi Theta Kappa C. Morketter, Scc.-Tres,. S. Gillespie. Pres., P. Timberlake, V. Pres . B. Jones. E. Wingo. D. Brooks. M. Mooney, C Hall B Bradley S Tillev B. Bullock. E. McNair. C. Bullard, Alpha Pi Epsilon The two honor fraternities at Peace help to promote high academic standards, and also reward those students who strive to reach and maintain those high standards. Phi Theta Kappa is the honor fraternity of those junior college students who plan a major in liberal arts, and Al- pha Pi Epsilon is the fraternity associated with those seeking a business degree. E, Garner, Pre.s., R. Everett. D. Cannon. Soc-Tre.s.. E. Crandal. R. Hobby, L. Lesene, |. Noell. Marshalls T. Hicks. Chief, C, Bullard. Asst. Chief. A. Boddie. E, McNair. S. Til- ley, A. Ray, B. Bradley. It ' s a very special privilege to be chosen as a mar- shal, because it means that you are selected to repre- sent Peace at all major functions during the aca- demic year. Marshals are chosen according to academic average, and until this year, by popular vote of the student body. 51 ■niiiPiiiiiiii Special Awards Miss Susan Tillpy Chemistry Award Miss Emily Wingo Bible Award SZ Miss rhrys Bullard English Award Miss Rhonda Lassiter Voice Award 53 mmmmmiimmmmmmm I. 54 Sports Competition strikes in every nerve and travels like sharp lightning through your system until your w hole body is elec- trified with the excitement of the situation. Each sense is alert and hopes rise with the flood of expectations. It ' s a big game— a big match— and lots of people will be watchin g; every eye is on you to perform. Soon the big event passes, you ' ve done your best, or you ' ve aspired to try harder next time. Still there ' s the warm satisfaction of having tried. Winning and losing can be the extreme peaks of a life- time, but competition is the one bittersweet gap in- between. 55 Basketball Froni Row: M. Revelle, M Reams, F. Young, M, Woolen, K, Young, T. Howell, S. Beasley, Bock Row. |. Dees, ], Fowler, S. Green, B Elam r. Hicks, S. Auman, C. Shelton. Captains: T. Howell, T. Hicks, S. Auman, M, Reams. 56 Ms. Nora Lynn Finch Go Mean Green. It ' s a familiar phrase that pops up on the front of big, green buttons. It ' s hope and ambition for the 14 girls who bring honor and achievement to our school through basketball. It ' s the spirit that unites these talented individuals into a team with one common goal. Go Mean Green — It ' s the spirit that unites a school. E. McNair. B. Bullock. B Bradlv 57 59 Tennis R. Cohen, D. Wallace. K, Underwood. S. G. Lamm. H. Oakley. M. MatlHX. S. [ohnson, N. Rosenbaum. M- Bogle, S, Gay. R. Brown. |. Powers. Long, hard hours of gruelling exercise and running. Then 12 young ladies dressed in sum- mer white walk out to the Ragland Tennis Courts and begin their warm-up. The match begins— a slender, tanned arm lifts in graceful motion, and— whamo— the strength of training propels a tennis ball over the net. Under the supervision of Coach Rich Henderson, this is a familiar sight on our courts. The tennis team began its season with a win over Campbell, and since then has brought achievement and pride to our campus. .;:alL ,-w4 ? •  ' .M i. i k r t  : i_ . I-%-1 I Organizations Whoever said two ' s company but three ' s a crowd didn ' t know how much fun PSRA playday could be, or Peanut Week, or a host of clubs and organizations we have on the Peace College Campus. Our clubs bring friends together, add a little organization, and the result is fun and companionship. •« M 62 63 Peace Student Government Association The Peace Student Government Association centers its activities around one goal: the bet- terment of the student population at Peace. It makes laws, plans assemblies, discusses activi- ties and problems of students, and is generally concerned about our welfare. By bridging any gap between the students, faculty, and admin- istration, the PSGA also helps make our rela- tionship as the Peace family a lot closer. By promoting high moral standards and student participation and cooperation, the PSGA makes Peace a nicer place to live. Teresa Hicks, President Student Council-S. Gay. S. Tilley, Sei:,-Tres.. C Bulhird. L. Li ' ibowilz, E, McNair. T. Hicks, Pres,. B. Bradley, L, Kendrick. B, Bullock, K. Pale. T. Howell. V Prr.s.. C. Newsom. E. Wingo. Nol Piiturrd A, Ray, A. Boddie. Purl, Honor Court Lynn KendriuK, Fjebiutnl Honor Court— L. Kendrick. Bradley, Sec. E. Wingo Prcs., E. McNair. T, Judiciary Board The Honor Court and Judiciary Board help to uphold the high stan- dards of the Honor Code and Campus Code. To strengthen and continue this high standard, each incoming Fresh- man was asked to repeat the Honor Code, helping to strengthen the sense of trust on campus. judiciary Board— B. Bradley, L. Kendrick, T. Hici s, Ms. Fuller, Ms. Edwards 65 ' t - 1 Peace Student Christian Association The greatest commandment is to love one another. To care— to feel compassion— to be human and to understand your classmate is what the Peace Student Christian Asso- ciation is all about. It promotes the sisterhood of the girls at Peace, because everyone needs a friend, and to have a friend, you ' ve got to be a friend. Mr. Mounger, L. Leibowitz, K. Smilh. T. Huffman, D. Cannon, E. Wingo, C. Bullard, B. Bullock, D. Williamson, |. While J Elizabeth McNair, President Peace Student Recreation Association No matter whether you ' re a star basketball player, or number one on the tennis team, you have a chance to per- form in all types of sports in the Peace Student Recrea- tion Association. Even if you ' re not the athletic type, the intermurals are for you because the PSRA U ' ts everybody get into the act. B. Ptiillips D. Rictimond S. Gay M. Reams W. Davis E, McNair Resident Chairman Non-Resident Chairman Katherine Pate Cle Newsom 68 Non-Resident Group Chairmen ]. Outlaw. B. O ' Conncll, C. Newsom. V, Pourron. M. Hutchins Hall Chairman D Blackmon T. Huffman. B. Carr. D. Blackmon, D. Cannon. M. Reams. S Gibson. T, Williams. L Darden. |. Carlton. P. Timberlakc. N. Thomas. K Pate. R. Brown. M. Ancherico. S. Hodges. C. Morketter. 69 lane Whili-. Editor Peace Times The Peace Times, our campus newspaper, keeps all of the student body informed as to the events that take place around and about Peace College. Tradition peeks out from every corner- stone of our campus, and the Daughters and Granddaughters Club upholds a vital part of our tradition— Peace ' s posterity. Eyes on copy . . . type! These are famil- iar words to the members of the Future Sec- retaries Club. Dedicated to the betterment of their skills, the FSA will someday make these Peace girls efficient, helpful secretaries. Staff N, Barbour, |. MilliT, C. Waddi-ll. M, HUl. |. Niiwll, |. Kcnyon, |, Farrior. D. Hayni ' s. R. Youns. K. Watson. K. Crews. T. Williams. H. Johnson. S. [otinson. |. jordon. C. Bunn. C. H.jll. |. Whilu. and F. Lancaster. Daughters and Granddaughters E. McNair Ireasurer. S. Goss vice-president. B. Acai president. K. Bunn secretury. L. Ragliind, E. Cooper, E. Lawley. M.|. Lockamy. K. Auslim, G. Chadwick, L. Ivey. J. Favrior, A. Clontz. A. Slott. D. Ervin. M. Barham. A, Massenburg. C. Hall. D. Williamson. ]. Dixon. L. Finch, C. Herring. B. Hoover, C. Mixon, L, Kendrick, C, Hunter, M. Higgins, C. Newsom, K. McGee. P. Parker, L. King. C, Weeks. L. Lesene. and Mrs. Flowe. FSA Choir Mrs. Duyk. K. Williams, E. Cooper, L, Craven, K. B.irhour. D, Rogers, H Blackwplder, K, Presson, E, Bennett, N, Weaver, B. Connette, J, Kenyon, S. [ohnson, P. Stanton, Miss Vance, A. Williams, C, Torbert, |. Miller, B. Henderson, L. Barbieri, K. Goldston, T. Odom, L. Fon- taine, K. Bell, M. Moffalt, C. Rook, |. Ivey, not pictured, D. Williamson, P. Clemmer, B. Freeman, We can consider ourselves lucky because music touches our lives in some way every- day, and talented groups such as the Piano Ensemble. Peace Chamber Singers and Choir add even more to the aesthetic value of our environment. Both the Piano En- semble and Peace Chamber singers are vet- eran performers, bringing music not only to Peace, but to other scholastic institutions in the surrounding area. The choir also plays a great part in our weekly life at Peace, be- cause it enriches our spiritual growth at Chapel, and as well as at special occasions during the year. 72 Piano Ensemble C. [enks, L. Fonlaine, A. Williams, W, Davis, A. Ray, D. Williamson, Mrs. Black, eace Chamber Singers p. Shepherd, B. Nielson, R, Lassiter, L. Hubbard, D. Stanlon. |. Arthurs, M, Barham, K, Bell, B. Connettp. K. Williams, K. Goldston, K. Presson. Mrs. Duyk, not picfured, P. Clemmer, 73 ill ' KliLauw HMMHIMMMgiHMI Dance Club D. Murray, S. Gibson. B, |onps. Pres.. C.A. Moore, |. Allman C. Hall Gymnastics Club c V. Youngbolld, S. Whittinglon, M. While. D. Pope, A. Parker, K. Moore, |, Milhollin, |. Martin, B. Malloy, T Huffman, T. Henry, D, Gill, T. Fryar, C. Flnyd, Y, Dickerson, L. Callahon. M. Caison, P. Butler, D, Brooks, G, Black, |. Allman, |, Creios, Porpoise Club L. King. S. Pattprson, B. Bower. D. Blackmon. Ms, McCraw, D, Blackmon, |. McDougal. |. Meacham, K, Bunn, S, Whetson. A. Slott. N. Mann. N. Peace, P. Hallcman. L. Debnam. M. Mitchell. P. Hobbs. M. Felton. C. Simmons. D. Richmond. T. Henry. K. Schaub, S. Whi- lehurst. K. McDougal. C. Irby. D. Outten. N. Clark. P. Stevenson. L. Whitehurst. Swim Team Ms, McCraw. L. Shearin. P. VanVelsor. M, Mitchell. N. Peace. B. Bradley, D. Outten. N. Rancke, K, Bunn, L. Hubbard, B. Howe, K. Kastle- burg, J. Carlton, ). McDougle, J. Collins. R. Hunt. T. Wallace. Art Club You never know; you might be another Rembrant. but, until you ' ve tried your hand at paint- ing, all that talent lies wasted. The Art Club, under the direction of Mrs. Oimstead, gives you the opportunity to experiment with your talent, and for those who are already interested in art, there is the opportunity to share ideas and goals. Ill if B. Thompson, S. Patterson, B. Acai, C. Irby, M. Felton. L. Debnam, B. Allday, S. Lamm. M.A. Morgan, L Booker, P. Moore, T. Williams, J. Farrior, K. Bone, V Champion, B. Jackson, L. Hall. Green Room Players C. Fountain, Ms. Allran, J. Dixon, L. Morton, T. Howell, S. Auman, C. Simmons, D. Richmond, L. Hall, J. Powers, R. Shearer, K. Crews, E. Biggs, N. Clark. N. Morse, H. John- son, C. Floyd, K. Watson, B. O ' Connell, L. Abbott, K. Fos- ter, J. Kimball. 76 Did you ever play dress-up with your mother ' s old high heels and dresses? Well, its still as much fun to pretend. The Green Room Players, under the direction of Ms. Phyllis Allran, experi- ments every semester with creativity and talent, and the result is both entertaining and educational. Mail Room Workers Life at Peace couldn ' t function on a regular basis without the help of willing students. Under the work scholarship program, students can earn a substantial salary while help- ing to lighten the load that 500 girls create. M. Bogle. S. Gillespie. C. Morketter. Farrior M. Sherman. B. Bullock. M. Jennings. J. Martin. C. Hall. B. Connette. Library Helpers 77 Switchboard Operators G. Daniel, B. Carr, C. McDowell. S, Auman, K Allen, S. Hodge.s, E. Wingo, N. Peace, P. Palmer, |. Dixon. Hostesses |. lones, P. Home, K. Smith, P. Price, M. Marks, C. Bullard, C.A. Moore, K. Allen, C. McDowell 78 ■HHMlMIHailll mamamm Office Assistants K. Young. F. Young, T. Howell. M.J. Fontaine. K. Pate. J. Noell. M. Hill. L Leibovvitz, K. Bunn, L, Darden. C. Nevvsnm. B. Bradley. C.S. Currom. V. Youngblood. B. Holcombe. 1- White, K. Smith. C. Waddell. G. Proctor. C. Blackley. Jane Doe . . . you have a caller! How many times has a heart quivered with excitement and anticipation as the switch- board called a Peace girl down to meet her blind date. But the sad fact is that the hostess gets the first glance, and it ' s often too late to holler up a warning. The office workers help lighten the load of our busy offices around campus, doing typing and other odd jobs. This experi- ence helps them earn money while also perfecting and devel- oping salable skills. HB yii Lotus Staff D. Capps. P. Willis. E. Biggs. N. Matthews. A. Slott. M.}. Lockamy. B. O ' Connell, C. Newsom. D. Brewer. B. Easley. S. Pleasant. K. Smith. K. McGee. S. Patterson. C. Jenks. F, Young, ]. Powers, V. Champion, K. Crews, C. Bullard. B. Bullock. B. Hoover, N. Rosenbaum. H. [ohnson, M.E. Sherman, Mrs. lanet Wester J i. Jh J . ■K wi H m ■n Chrys BuUard and Barbara Jones Business Managers Diane Marshburn and Cle Newsom wmet mm mm Prism S. Lamm, M. Revellc. B. Bradley. Ed lor. S- [ohnson, R. Young, M. Hutchinson, B. Hoover, P. Willis, C. Bullard, D. Fountain. A. Boddie. Editor, not pictured. Within there is a Prism that projects, Never to cease A warm reflection on the walls of the mind. The memories of Peace, Steadily staring down Wilmington Street, The majesty of Main. The fountain flowing personalities and characters In an endless rain. Peace is not an institution It ' s a state of mind, An advance of the soul and heart And of ideals left behind. Peace ' s specialty can ' t be defined by pointing Or by specific mark. Her specialty lies within her people, A Prism from every heart. Peggy Price Mrs. Suzanne Newton, Advisor Editors Anne Boddie and Betty Bradly Literary Editor Peggy Price 83 wmm mttm mmm Special Events I ' . ' . JBHuJ. , K. .■4 f a p- - wm k. 1 1 1 ■M - ikM . ' i f lf ' , „ L ■ v rrf SL ' 4J ' m mmmi IPPfffffffPPiiliPH A Decade of Progress Since 1963, Peace College has been undergoing a radical change in its physical plant. During this time, seven new buildings have been constructed; the existing campus buildings, Main and East, have been renovated; Dinwiddle Chapel has been remodeled; five tennis courts have been added; and a major portion of the campus has been land- scaped. Now, upon completion of the ten-year project, Peace College houses one of the most comfortable, serviceable physical plants around, and for a small, private college, this is quite an u 92 The Hermann Student Center is one of the busiest buildings around. On almost any day, you can find in it a fast-moving basketball game, a lot of slinky modern dancers, a roommate cooking a surprise birthday cake, a pool full of Peace Porpoises, and Ms. Finch, Ms. McCraw, and Mrs. Cochran. The Hermann Student Center, completed in 1963, is the generous gift of Mr. Grover M. Hermann, one of the country ' s leading industrialists. Directly behind the center is the athletic field which provides the students with space for softball, field hockey, archery, badminton, and (among other things) a powder puff football game. The Ragland Tennis Courts, also situated around the Hermann Stu- dent Center, set the stage for many Peace College tennis matches, and lots of springy tennisy evenings when everybody ' s ready to stretch ' .heir winter-worn muscles and feel some sun on their shoulders. 4 -4 Tmmmmmmmmmmmmg B mmmHagmBmimmmmm In 1964, the William C. Pressly Arts and Science Building replaced a huge, white house that had formerly been the center of art and science instruction at Peace. Pressly contains modern biology and chemistry labs, French and Spanish language labs, a home economics instruction complex, art labs, faculty offices, and nu- merous classrooms. Three years later, in 1967, Belk Hall was completed, and since then has become a center for laughter and companionship; there ' s no better way to enjoy a meal than with your friends. Belk also con- tains the private dining room, the student bookstore, a large lounging area, complete with TV and soap operas, and the post office— a vital link with Mama, Daddy, and the boy back home. 95 1 IL illi 1 s [iBnDDH miMi -fi -1 ' n I 1-. 96 With the addition of Finley and Ross, and the re- novation of Main and East, Peace College was able to house comfortably 400 girls ready for shaving cream fights and birthday parties. The plant could handle everything from dancing in the newly estab- lished Little Theatre, to meditation in Dinwiddle Chapel. Finally, with the completion of the Lucy Cooper Finch Library and the Browne-McPherson Music Building, the ten-year project had been fin- ished, and in the words of Mr. Gene Lilley, The dream of ' 62 had become a reality. But the impor- tance of the buildings at Peace College comes not from the brick or the stone, or from the ground they are built on, but from the warmth of the people they house, and from the learning experiences they facilitate. 97 ... If a college doesn ' t teach a man to think his own thoughts and speak his own mind, it doesn ' t teach him anything of prime importance. Oh, he may accumulate any amount of book-learning; he may be fluent in seventeen languages in- cluding the Etruscan; he may be able to square the circle But if he comes out of college without the capacity to form an opinion of the way the world is going, and the nerve to stand on that opinion in the face of stout opposition, he remains an ignoramus, though his degrees may take up half the letters of the alphabet. , % Gerald W. Johnson Wakes Forest College Class of 1911 99 100 911 With a student-faculty ratio of 19-1, learning became al- most a one-to-one correspondence. Many times I hurried down to the first floor of Main to catch one of my teachers before she left for the weekend, but there was always time for me— always time for my problem. At Peace I found that learning took place not only in the classroom, but on front campus, off campus, in lab, at Halifax Court, in small, infor- mal discussions. Learning became integrated into my daily life; it became vital and alive, not merely staid and factual. On my honor as a Peace College student, I will not lie, cheat or steal, nor will I condone the actions of those who do. I shall ever thank God that in that troubled hour of trial . . ., I had the courage to be true to my oath and conscience. Robert Taft Sometimes when I read this quote, I wonder if Robert Taft was left in a room by himself with his textbook and a test full of unanswered questions. When faced with that kind of temptation, you learn what your morals are made of. But the Honor Code acted as a kind of insurance against temptation. In it, I found sound faith, honesty, and trust-a sense of being able to trust my next door neighbor and my- self. Only with this kind of trust can you learn to like your- self and the people you live with. 103 I used to think that lab was dull and smelly, but lab be- came a unique learning experience. It was laughter over somebody ' s burned biscuits, somebody ' s dead Para- mecium, or somebody ' s shattered test tube. But most of all, it was trial and error— discovery in the truest sense. When I first walked into biology lab, I never knew I ' d learn anything that would be of use to me outside the classroom. But when Dr. Miller introduced me to bathtub beer and yogurt, biology suddenly found a place in my interests. Terrariums became growable and, believe me, my thumb was anything but green. Home Ec. lab and Mrs. Kincaid prepared me to take my place a mong the do- mestic world, and Dr. Purrington and the chemistry lab helped me to understand, in some small way, the make- up of my universe. Self-expression emerges in many forms-music, literature, art-Ifs a way of letting the world know that you ' re very alive and very creative m your own personal way. Peace College lets you experiment with your expression in all of these areas, but perhaps the Art Department appeals most to our need for a hobby-a craft-to make our leisure time more relaxing and more profitable. Through guidance in paint- ing, ceramics, basket-weaving and lineoleum block printing each of us can develop a skill while having fun. After all, who has forgotten the satisfaction gained from squishing wet mud between your fingers or from creating an original masterpiece with your first paint box ' ' 106 Hi ' i -i  . i iaiti.ilgii ' gtfHgpgaiiiiBimafitgiiaBi jfliwoiiiMiw BmmimmmmmmmfimmFmwmmmmms . SjLm A popular student once said, At Peace College, they want to make sure you know how to do two things before you graduate: swim and read the Bible. As a result the physical education department at Peace believes that it ' s just as important to have a well-developed body as a well-developed mind, and they offer everything from archery to water-safety instruction. But, some mornings it was awfully hard to make myself put on my swimsuit and jump in the pool when it was 40° outside and 20° in the water. Nevertheless, exercise makes you feel better, and sometimes it can even make you look better. Any- way, after a semester in Ms. McCraw ' s physical fitness class, I didn ' t stumble over as many of the uneven bricks on front campus. 108 JS 109 D. H. HILL LIBRARY WL The Cooperating Raleigh Colleges Program gives students in Raleigh colleges and universities an opportunity to gain from each learning center ' s facilities. Any course not offered at Peace can be taken at State, Meredith, St. Mary ' s, Shaw, or St. Augus- tine with no extra charge, and it transfers as if it were taken here. One special benefit of the Cooperating Raleigh Colleges Program is that it enables students to use libraries with a greater variety of holdings. On the outbreak of my first term paper, 1 panicked for a lack of resources, but the CRC program came to my rescue. My unfindable books suddenly appeared from the deep, dark depths of the book stacks in the D.H. Hill Library at NCSU. Occa- sionally the CRC program offers joint concerts, lectures, and pro- grams, and almost every semester, ten to thirty girls benefit from Peace ' s membership in the CRC program. Liberalism implies particularly freedom of thought, freedom from orthodox dogma, the right of others to think differently from one ' s self. It implies a free mind, open to new ideas and willing to give attentive con- sideration . . . When I say liberty, I mean lib- erty of thi ' inilixidual to think his own thoughts and live his his own lite as he de- sires to think and live. Robert A. Taft. Be free. Be whatever you ,ire. Do whatever you want to do, lust so long as you don ' t hurt anybody. And remember . . . am your friend. —From the Musical Hair -y v X Dr. S Ddvid Frazici Administration Dr. lames N. Perry Miss lanice Edwards Mr. Gene Lilley Miss E. Carole Tyler Miss Rauna Fuller Mrs. Polly Flowe PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Miss Margo Fletcher Miss Cindy Griffin 115 Faculty Science Music Home Economics Miss Virginia Vance 118 Dr. Wayne Tyner Mr. Jim Crew History Mr. John Crossno Mrs. Lynne Tanner Psychology Sociology Dr. James Perry Mrs. Pat Edgerton English H HHjjRn i HJ W! - l i Wl Dr. Miirv Schwertman Mrs, Ann Reynolds 120 Mrs. Janet Wester Miss Phyllis Allran Miss Margo Fletchtjr Physical Education Ms. Nora Lynn Finch . Ms. Beverly McMraw Mrs. Mary Cochran Foreign Language sf Religion Mr. George A. Thomas Mr. Dwyn Mounger staff Mrs. Emma Davis Mrs. Gdil Stephens Mrs. Doris Moser Mrs. Betsy Watkins Mrs. Jimmie Lee Walters Mrs. Sandra Thach MiiS Dchljie In e Mrs. Verne Futrell Mr. Piiul King 124 Mr. Paul [ohnson Mrs. Mablp Moore M J Mrs. Mary C. Huskelh , Housemothers Mrs. Gladys Goodrutn Mrs. Mary Rouse Mrs. Margaret Selph Mrs. Elzora Cunningham 125 1 remember when I went home for Christmas my Freshman year, it feU kinda funny not to have to sneak around so I wouldn ' t wake up my roommate, or turn down my radio when she was trying to study, or pick up my clothes when I finished taking a shower. 1 actually missed her! Come to think about it, I missed everybody on the hall! It just wasn ' t the same to walk outside and not see the same familiar faces-the same familiar smiles. In one short semes- ter 1 had grown so close to those people, it seemed as if they had been my friends since grade school. But there ' s one nice thing about the friends I made at Peace: they will be my friends for life, because in two short years, we packed more joy, more sorrow, more living into our friendship than most people have a chance to experience in a lifetime. Through all my tomorrows, there will never be any happier memories than those of my friends. .♦.M.t.t. . 127 Freshmen r i 8 Beth Alday Miriam Baily Kalhy |n Barker Kathryn Bell Betsy Allen Manina Ancherico Dana Archibald Harriet Armstrong Valerie Baines Nancy Baker Linda Barbieri Marcia Barham Gretchen Barnes Elizabeth Barnhardt Barbara Bauer Sharon Beasley Nancy Benton Emily Biggs Caren Bills Angie Birdwell Bonnie Bishop Gail Black Harriet Blackwelder Kitty Bone Lynn Bowen 128 lane Bowman Kathy Breedltive Debra Brewer Mdry )o Bridgeman Cindy Bridger Belh Brown |uiic Brown Mary Bryan Bettie Bryant Gwen Burke Amy Clontz Rhea Cohen Brenda Collier Jennifer Collins Joan Comer Betty Connette Emily Cooper Laura Craven Olivia Crawford Kaye Crews 129 Julia Crews Dunna Crute Kathryn Davis |oy Dees Janet Desko Kathv Dew Yvonnp DirJcerson Julia Dixon Jean Dowel! Wiima Dozier Belh Easley Beth Elam Phoebe Elliot Dolly Ervin Sarah Farris Emy Felton Judy Finch Ann Flemmi ng Cindy Floyd Lynn Fontaine Claire Fountaii Jill FowhT Barbara Freeman Tana Fryer Harriet Gamble Bridget (iihhnns Adair Gibson Debbie Gil Kathv Goldston Meg Graves Susan Greene Gwenn Hailey lulia Hale Lisa Hamrick Debra Hand Susan Harand Ellen Hawley Jan Hedrick Annette Helsabeck Bonnie Henderson Caroline Herring Margaret Herring Teresa Herring Val Herring Meg Higgings Marian Hinnant Paula Hobbs Brenda Hollifield Betty Hoover Billie Howell Kathy Howerin Judy !vey Kiithcrine Hufham loy Hughes Rebecca Hunt Lynn Ivey Randi James Cheryl jenks Caroline Hunter Helen Johnson Susan [ohnson Melinda Johnson Dianne Jones Leigh Jones Jenny Jordan Chippy Kennedy Susan Lamm Janet King Lucy Kmg Beth Kreeger Libby Lanier Carol Levings Mary Jane Lockamy Fran Lancaster Kerry LoJzeux 132 Chessie Lord Catherine Luke Debbie Lyon Martha Maddox Nancy Mann Bonita Manning Marcia Markham lean Martin Lynn Martin Tina Matthews Nancy Matthews Marianne Mattox Becky McCallum Sherron McCombs Jan McDougald Kim McDougle Kittie McGee Robin Mclnnis Diane Mclntyre Cindy McLean Julie Meacham Debbie Midyette Debbie Milholland Jenny Lynn Miller Margy Mitchell 133 Corine Mixon India Monroe Kitty Moore Mary Moore Allene Morton Donna Murray Joan Newton Robin Noble Mary Norwood Marian Nottingham Helen Oakley Tricia Odom Pam Pace Ann Parker Patricia Parker |ane Peel Sandy Peele Teresa Pittman Jackie Sue Pleasant Susan Price 134 mmmmm npHM! Cindv Poe Debbie Pope Marsha Powell Tina Powell Janice Powers Kathy Presson Carol Rabe Leta Ragland Nancy Rancke Amy Ray Nancy Reeder Marie Reese Meg Revelle Debra Rhodes Nancy Robinson Debbie Rogers Cindy Rook Laurie Rose Nancy Rosenbaum Betsy Ross Sue Ryan Mary Evelyn Sale Becky Sautter Betsy Scarboro Kathy Sears 135 m Debbie Sellers Susan Sessoms Lou Sharpe Veneal Shearin Carol Shelton Paula Shepherd Mary Sherman Ann SlotI Joey Smith Karen Smith Rolinka Speares Uebbie Slantijn Susan Stilwell Betty Taylor Dana Thomas Bettie Thompson Lmda Timm Carolyn Torbert Kim Treacy Nancy Tyson Kay Underwood Martha Wade Cindy Walker Susan Walker Debbie Wallace 136 Teresa Wallac Kathy Warlick Carol Warwick Karen Watson Bonnie Weatherman Eve Weathers Helen Weaver Nina Weaver Pam Webb Susan Whetstone Janet White Suzanne Whitehurst Lori Whitley Suzanne Whittington Angela Williams Sheree Williams Karen Williams Lois Williams Terry Williams Ann Willis Martha Wooten Faye Young Kaye Young Rose Young Vickie Youngblood Rose Young. President Ellen Hawley. Vice President Val Herring. Secretary-Treasurer 137 . CJi  i3 S|u S«WTli| ! Sophomores Leslie Abbott Blake Acai Lee Adams Kathv Allen ).inct Allman Eva Anthonv |ill Authurs Susan Auman Kim Austin Nancy Barbour Becca Barnes Tonja Bass Ladonnn Bernard Sherrie Blackley Deborah Blackmon Donna Blackmon 138  !i!ll ' «l« ' SiiHwwA!siiilH ii! i itJnilt b ti i wi itf-oiiw w -lifl li J iiK t i I) MiPTC«fmiiiMap ««ma i Anne Boddie Margaret Bogle Lynn Booker Betty Bradley Vickey Breedlove Bonita Brinkley Denise Broadbelt Dianne Brooks Robin Brown Chrys Bullard Brenda Bullock Kathy Bunn Pam Burkhead Anne Butler Pamela Byrum Mariam Caison Lynne Callahan Beverly Carr Benee Cannady Debra Cannon Vickie Champion Beverly Clark |enny Carlton Nancy Clark Lynn Culpepper Cora Sue Currin Nancy Currin Cail Daniel 140 Lynn Darden Wanda Davis Lyn Debnam Jo Dorset! Laura Edmonds Lynn Ellison Ticky Estes Florence Evans Roberta Everett Jean Farrior Mary Felton Libby Finch Mary-Jo Fontaine Debbie Fountain Anna Freeman Eldine Garner L. ' hd Hall Rip Hdyes 142 Laura Garner Sandy Gay Sally Gibson Cindy Harris Vivian Harrit Kmnidiean Hatchett Hk % H ■ 1|F jl 4 . m I B is ■J mi EaT i Bl Ddnna H.ivni-s m Penny Holleman Pam Home Cindy Horton Carolyn House Beth Howell Marsha Howell Treva Howell Lyla Hubbard Terri Huffman Mary Hutchins Cassie Irby Gv L ' n |ackson Cindy McDowell Celeste Merritt Judy Messier Kdria Metcalf Carol Anne Moore Pam Moore Mary Ann Morjjan Cherie Morketter Gloria Pittman Vi Pourron Janet Powers Peggy Price -S Kim Schaub Bess Shearer Lynn Shearin Martha Sheely Carla Simmons Theresa Smith Kathy Smith Patty Sue Stephenson iiMiiiiiilii mm Pam Styron Nancy Taylor Elizabeth Temple Nancy Thomas Vikk Thompson H 1 M f 1 M -«. ■ 1 hj 1 Susan Tilley Paige Timberlake Sherry Upchurch Lu Anne Uzzell Pam Van Velsor Cindy Waddell Callie Weeks lane White Kathy White Martha White Lou Whitehurst 148 Marsha Williams Teresa Williams Debbie Williamson Pam Willis Emily Wingo « ' , «? 1 ' ; im Amy Ray, President Sara Gray Lamm, Vice President Jane White, Secretary-Treasurer Kathleen Winters , -dp Mft Dianne Williamson Valerie Woodard 149 Abbott. Leslie Anne— Green Room Players, Halloween Carnival Chairman Acai. Mary Btake— Daughters and Granddaughters Club, President; Art Club, Choir Allen. Kathy Lynn— Green Room Players. Inlramurals. Hostess, Switchboard Allman, onet Lynn— Dance Club, Gymnastics Club, Pow- derpuff Football Intramurals, Daughters and Grand- daughters Club Anthony. Eva Carol— Recreations Chairman Arthurs, Teresa ill— Peace Chamber Singers, President; Arts and Lectures Committee, Parents Weekend Enter- tainment, Powderpuff Football, Swim Meet Auman, Susan Way— Basketball Team. Green Room Players, Orientation Committee, Recreation Associa- tion, Student Life Committee Austin, Kimber v Dalf;- Daughters and Granddaughters Club Barbour, Nancy Bever y— International Relations Club, Peace Times, PSCA Volunteer Work Bass, Ton a Valeria— Lotus Business Staff Bernard, Ladonna o— Alpha Pi Epsilon Biackley, Sherrie BunneiJe-Lofus Staff. Choir, FSA, Of- fice Assistant work in gym BJackmon, Deborah Ann— Hall Chairman Secretary, Por- poise Club, May Court ' 74, Green Room Players, Mas- cot—Basketball Team Blackmon, Donna Lee— Porpoise Club, Green Room Play- ers, May Court ' 74, Mascot for Basketball Team, Hall Chairman, Co-Chairman Orientation Committee, Stu- dent Life Committee Boddie, Anne Holf- Porpoise Club, Swim Team, Daugh- ters and Granddaughters Club, Green Room Players. Co-Editor Prism, Marshall, PSGA Parliamentarian, Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa Bogle, Margaret Tay or— Mail Room Captain, Tennis Team, Awards Chairman Booker, Lynn Denise Art Club Bradley. Elizabeth Louise— Swim Team, Phi Theta Kappa, Marshall. Editor of Prism, Secretary of Honor Court. Basketball Statistician, Dean ' s List, Student Council. Judiciary Board Broadhelt. Denise Louise— Drama Club. Green Room. Players, Orientation Committee, Intramurals Brooks, Susan Diane— Phi Theta Kappa Brown, flobin Church— Intramurals, Stunt Night. Hall Chairman. Powderpuff Football Team. Tennis Team Bullard. Chrys Patrice- Marshall (assistant chief). Phi Theta Kappa, co-editor of Lotus, Penny English Award, PSCA vice-president. Student Council. Honor Scholar- ship. May Court ' 74, Prism, Dean ' s List, Orientation Committee Bullock, Brendu Kay— PSCA secretary-treasurer. Student Council. Phi Theta Kappa, Basketball Scorer. Dean ' s List, Lotus staff Cannady, fienee McNeely— Phi Theta Kappa Cannon, Debra jean- Alpha Pi Epsilon secretary-trea- surer, FSA recording secretary, co-historian; Home Economics. PSCA Cabinet Member, Student Life Com- mittee, Judiciary Board, Hall Chairman. Orientation Committee, Alumni Office Assistant Carlton, jenny Leigh— Porpoise Club, Hall Recreation Representative. Hall Chairman. Swim Team. Orienta- tion Committee, Intramurals Carr. Beverly LaVerne— Chairman of Social Foods Committee, Hall Chairman, Orientation Committee Champion, Vickie Lynn— President of Art Club. Lotus staff, PSRA Clark. Beverly Lynn— Home Economics Club. Honors Scholarship, Phi Theta Kappa Clark, Nancy one- Porpoise Club, Home Economics Club. Green Room Players, Dean ' s List Conyers, Joanne Weaver— Choir Cox. Audrey Leigh— Choir Crandell. Rhea Elaine — Alpha Pi Epsilon, FSA, Intramurals Currin, Cora Sue— Office Assistant. NCSL Delegate, FSA, co-historian, president; Peggy Creighton FSA scholarship Daniel, Gail Palricia-PSCA, Switchboard Darden. Mary Lynn-Phi Theta Kappa, Hall Chairman, Intramurals, Admissions Assistant, Faculty Assistant, Orientation Committee Davis, Wanda Ros(. ' — PSRA secretary-treasurer Debnam, Evelyn Harrell-Art Club. Porpoise Club, English Honors Dorsett. Jo Anne— Orientation Committee, Stunt night Committee. May Court ' 74 Edmonds. Laura McRackan— FSA. Choir Ellison, Lynn Scoll-Porpoise Club, Intramurals, Green Room Players. Orientation Committee Everett. Roberta Leigh-Alpha Pi Epsilon. FSA, Intramurals Farrior, Jean Gray— Choir, Daughters and Grand- daughters Club, Stunt Night, Peace Times, Art Club, Mailroom, Archery Intramural Champ Felfon, Mary Berkeley— Porpoise Club, Art Club secre- tary-treasurer Finch, Edith Elizabeth— Daughters and Granddaughters Club Fontaine, Mary— Jo Joan— Choir, Social and Foods Com- mittee, Admission Consultant Foster, Mary Kem — Intramurals, Green Room Players, Orientation Committee, Cheerleader for football gant, Home Economics Club. Young Democrats Fountain. Debbie Ann— Choir, Prism staff. Lotus staff. Orientation Committee Freeman, Anna Marie— Porpoise Club, Powderpuff Football Garner, Everlyn Elaine— Co-Chairman of Elections Com- mittee, President of Alpha Pi Epsilon, FSA Garner, Laura Eliza jeth- Porpoise Club Gay. Sandra Joyce— Tennis Team. Student Council, Vice- President of PSRA, Intramurals, Stunt Night, Pow- derpuff Football Gibson, Sully Weber— Choir, Dance Club, Hall Chairman, Orientation Committe, Phi Theta Kappa Gillespie, Saralyn Shields— Mailroom, President of Phi Theta Kappa, Peace Times, Elections co-Chairman, Honors English Goss, Susan Marie— Daughters and Granddaughters Club, Halloween Carnival Chairman. Orientation Committee, Stunt Night Committee Hale, Geneva Quinn— Green Room Players secretary- treasurer. International Relations Club, Young Democrats Hall, Leiia Eleanor— Choir. Art Club. Green Room Players Hall. Mary Calvert— Library Assistant, Daughters and Granddaughters Club, Choir, Phi Theta Kappa, Peace Times, Dance Club, Orientation Committee Harris, Vivian Fay e — Orientation Committee, Switchboard Haynes, Donna Lou— Hall Chairman, Peace Times, Stunt mm Night Henry, Teresa Lou— Home Economics Club, Inteinationiil Relations Club. Porpoise Club, Orientation Committe(!, Intramurals Hicks, Teresa Ar ene-Basketball, President of PSGA, Chief Marshall, Honor Court, judiciary Board. Phi Thota Kappa Hill, Marsha AnneKe-Lotus staff. Peace Times, Office Asst., Intramurals, Powderfull Football, Orientation Committee, Guidance Committee. Phi Theta Kappa. Dean ' s List Hobby, Ri ' la Nonie— Ensemble, Choir, Vice-President of FSA, Alpha Phi Epsilon, Recreation Representative Hodges, Sandra Louise— Hall Chairman Holleman, Penelope Taylor— Porpoise Club Home, Pamela Ann— Lotus staff. Hostess House, Carolyn Crocker— FSA, Orientation Committee, Social and Foods Committee, Intramurals Howell, Trcva Alice-Basketball, Vice-President of Freshman Class, Vice-President of PSGA, Orientation Committee, Green Room Players, Student Government Representative Hubbard, Lyia Susan— Swimming Team, Chamber Sing- ers (Publicity Chairman), Orientation Committee, Peace Times Hu fman. Teresa jean- PSCA Cabinet, Hall Chairman, Gymnastics Hutchins, Mary C— non-resident group Chairman, Prism, Intramurals, Halloween Carnival Chairman for non- residents Jennings, Marjorie Lewis— Library Assistant Johnson, Joyce Darlene- Tennis Team, Recreation Chairman Jones, Barbara Lee— Dance Club (President), Porpoise Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Lotus (Co-Editor). Advisory Board to President Jones, Julia Steele— Hostess, Avon Representative Jordan, Joyce Irene— Orientation Committee Kastelburg, Janet Kay— Swim Team Kendrick, Janie Lynn— President of Honor Court, Presi- dent of Judiciary Board, Student Council, Daughters and Granddaughters Club, Advisory Board to the Presi- dent. Academic Integrity Committee. Stunt Night Kenyon, Marguerite James— Choir, Peace Times Lamm, Sarah Gray— Tennis Team, Lotus, Prism, Presi- dent of Freshman Class, [udiciary Board. Stunt Night Chairman, Hall Chairman, Orientation Committee, Vice-President of Sophomore Class Stunt Night Co- Chairman Lossiter, Rhonda Gail— Chamber Singers, Choir, Victoria Jeanette Robbins Vocal Award Leibowitz, Lori Jean- PSGA Cabinet, PSGA, Student Life Committee, Chairman; Office Assistant Orientation Committee Lotus Lesesne, Donna Leigh— Daughters and Granddaughters. Alpha Pi Epsilon. FSA McDowell. Cindy Murrill— PSRA. Hostess. Halloween Carnvial Chairman. Stunt Night McNair, Elizabeth Fowler— Home Ec. Club, Green Room Players, Prism, Daughters and Granddaughters, PSRA President, Judiciary Board, Student Council, Marshall, Phi Theta Kappa. Dean ' s List, Basketball Manager Marshburn, Diane Gail— Lotus Business Staff, Non-Resi- dent Chairman Martin, Ellen Harwell— Basketball Team Massenburg, Anne Bailey— Dance Club, Daughters and Granddaughters Metcalf, Karia Elizabeth- Orientation Committei ' , Pub- licity Committee Milhollin, ulia Anne— Gymnastics Club, Art Club Mooney, Melia Ann— Phi Theta Kappa Moore. Carol Anne- Porpoise Club. Dance Club. Hostess. Orientation Committee Moore. Pamela Pridge i- Art Club. Hostess Morgan. Mary Ann— Art Club Morketter, Cheryl An i— Orientation Committee. Mail- room Clerk. Hall Chairman, Phi Theta Kappa— Sec. - Tres.. Dean ' s List Morse, Nancy Anne-Greenroom Players, Home Ec. Club Newsom, Clennf; Ellen-Non-Resident Chairman, Green- room Players (Stage Manager), Daughters and Grand- daughters, Co-Manag(!r Lotus Business Staff, Stunt Night, Intramurals, Halloween Carnival, Student Coun- cil. Office Assistant. Phi Theta Kappa Nielson. Bonnie Lynn-Greenroom Players. Chamber Singers, Choir Noell, Julia Mae— Lotus Staff, Peace Times, FSA. Alpha Pi Epsilon O ' Connell, Rebekah Bain-Non-Residenl Chairman, Green Room Players Student Life Committee, Intra- murals, Stunt Night, Lotus Business Staff, Language Lab Assistant Outlaw. J anet Leigh-Choir. Non-Resident Group Chairman Outten, Debora Carol-Student Life. Swim Team. Por- poise Club Page, Lucy Clyde— FSA, Lotus Business Staff. Teacher Assistant. Orientation Committee Palmer, Pamelo Elaine— Switchboard operator Pate, Soro Kalherine- Hall Chairman, Rec. Representa- tive. Resident Chairman, PSGA, Presid(;nt ' s Advisory Board, Co-Chairman Stunt Night. Co-Chairman Pro- grams Committee. Admissions Office Assistant, Orien- tation Committee Phillips, Rebecca Ellen-PSRA, Halloween Carnival Hall Chairman, Stunt Night, Powder Puff Football Pittman, Gloriu Lynn— Choir, Hall Chairman, Orientation Committee Pourron, Bertha Viola— Non-Resident Group Chairman Powers. Janet Louise— Greenroom Players. Tennis Team, Intramurals. Powder Puff Football Price. Peggy Jean— Peace Times, Lotus Staff. Prism Liter- ary Editor. International Relations Club, Program Com- mittee, Hostess, Stunt Night, Orientation Committee, Admissions Publication Committee Proctor. Mary Gresham— FSA, Orientation Committee, Intramurals Rancke, Margaret Neill— Honors Scholarship, Dean ' s List Ray, Amy Carol— Phi Theta Kappa. Soph. Class Pres., Marshall Student Council, Orientation Committee, Chamber Singers, Piano Ensemble Reams, Marsha Anne— Basketball Team, PSRA Represen- tative, Hall Chairman, PSRA Officiating Director Redwine, Cathy Dawn — Lotus Staff Schaub, Kimberly Ann-Porpoise Club, Stunt Night Committee Shearer, Bess Bell— Greenroom Players, Yard Work Shearin, Elizabeth Lynn— Swim Team, Intramurals Sheely. Martha Catherine- Honors Scholarship, Hallow- een Carnival Hall Chairman, Stunt Night, Phi Theta Kappa Simmons, Carlo Faye— Porpoise Club, Hall Chairman Smith, Kathryn Jean— PSCA Cabinet, Lotus Staff, Host- ess, Office Assistant, Intramurals, Dean ' s List, Honors 151 Scholarship, Phi Theta Kappa Smilh, Teresa Kaye— Alpha Pi Epsilon Stephenson, Patty Sui ' — Porpoise Club, Stunt Night, Pro- gram Committee Taylor, Nancy Carol— Porpoise Club Thomas, Nancy Carol— Hall Chairman TiJley, Su.san Diane-Lolus Staff, Marshall, Phi Theta Kappa, CRC Chemistry Award, PSGA Sec.-Tres., Ori- entation Committee Timberlako. Paige Douglas— Lotus, Phi Theta Kappa, Hall Chairman Upchurch, Sherry Do e-Dean ' s List. Stunt Night Uzzell. Lu Anne— Hallchairman, Intramurals VanVe sor, Pamela Marie— Student Life Committee, Swim Team, Rec. Rep. Waddell Cynthia Lea-Office Assistant. Lotus Staff, Peace Times, Honors Scholarship Weeks, Caroline Peacf, ' — FSA, Hostess, Daughters and Granddaughters While, lone Goodman— Choir, Peace Times— Editor, Of- fice Assistant, Orientation Committee, PSCA Cabinet, Sec.-Tres. Soph. Class WhifehursI, Eugenia Louise— Porpoise Club, Intramurals, FSA Whitehurst, Margaret Wilmo-FSA Whitfield, Patricia Annette-Stunt Night Whitley, Paulo Diane— Orientation Committee, FSA, Stunt Night Wicker, Kathy Patrice— Sec.-Tres. Freshman Class, Stunl Night Chairman (Fresh, and Soph.), Gymnastics Club, Prism, Hall Chairman, Greenroom Players, Orientation Comm,. Intramurals Williams, Ethel Teresa-Hall Chairman, Stunt Night, Art Club Williamson, Carol Dionne— Ensemble Accompanist, Choir, Dean ' s List Orientation Comm., Phi Theta Kappa, Daughters and Granddaughters Williamson, Deborah Ray— Dance Club, Student Life Comm., Lotus Business Staff Willis, Pomelo Kaye— Lotus Staff, Prism Wingo. Mary Emily— PSCA Pres., Student Council, Choir, Phi Theta Kappa, Judiciary Board, Bible Award Woodard, Mary Volerie— Non-Resident Group Chairman Freshmen Alday, Elizabeth Dare 18H6 Highland Drive, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Allen, BeLsy Parker 102, ' 5 Chester Rd., Winston-Salem, 27104 Ancherico, Manina 20, ' i Northview Dr.. Fayetteville, 28303 Archibald, Dayna Ann 145 N. May Str., Southern Pines, 28387 Armstrong, Harriet Anne P.O. Box (386, Chi ster, VA 23831 Austin, Debbie Ray R(JUte 2, Clinton, 28328 Bailey, Miriam Gray 190 Fairway Rd., Southern Pines, 28387 Baines, Valerie Lynn 4917 Oak Park Road, R.ileigh, 27612 Baker, Nancy Kay Box 3,34, Rowland, 28383 Barber, Katliy lo Route 2, Box 298-N, Woodford, VA 22580 Barbieri, Linda Elizabeth 25 Meadow Str., Garden City, NY 11530 Barham, Marcia Ruth P.O. 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Webster St., Whiteville, 28472 Benton, Nancy Whitaker 1728 Azalea Dr., Wilmington, 28401 Bestler, Susan Marie 1001 Mulberry Rd., Martinsville, VA 24112 Biggs, Emily Luanna 26 Braddock Cr., Durham, 27707 Bills, Caren Reese 217 Sherridan Dr., Salisbury, 28144 Birdwell, Mary Angelique 3812-F Brentwood Rd., Raleigh, 27604 Bishop, Bonnie Leigh Rt. 1, Earlysville, VA 22936 Black, Margaret Gail 1004 Askham Dr., Gary, 27511 Blackwelder, Harriet Lynn 209 Lenmore Dr., Concord, 28025 Bone, Doris Kathryn 629 Henry St., Roanoke Rapids, 27870 Bowen, Lynn Marie 519 East St., Albermarle, 28001 Bowman, Jane Elliott 7112 University Dr., Richmond, VA 23229 Breedlove, Kathy Lynn 210 Hillcrest Dr., Oxford, 27565 Brewer, Debora Ann Rt. 2, Box 212, Faison, 28341 Bridgeman, Mary Jo P.O. Box 682, Laurinburg, 28352 Bridger, Cynthia Lee 908 Fairmont Ave., Salisbury, 28144 Brown, Elizabeth Leigh 1307 N. Overlook Dr., Green- ville, 27834 Brown, Julie Williamson P.O. 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Colonial Dr., Thomasville Dowell, Jean Lennon 3316 Arrowwood Dr., Raleigh, 27604 Dozier, Anna Wilma 125 Stony Creek Dr., Rocky Mt., 27801 Easley, Elizabeth Anne 106 Maybank Court. Durham, 27707 Elam. Irene Elizabeth Rt. 1, Box 152, Warrenton, 27589 Elliot, Phoebe Eleanor Rt. 1, Erwin, 28339 Ervin, Dorothy Anne 510 Lenoir St., Morganton, 28655 Farris, Sarah Brewer 807 Vance St., Wilson, 27893 Felton, Emily Parker P.O. Box 274, Winton Finch, Judy Lynn 1005 Lakeside Dr., Garner, 27529 Fleming, Ann Morris 215 W. Meadowbrook Dr., Smithfield, 27577 Floyd, Cynthia Diane Rt. 1, Box 500, Oxford. 27565 Fontaine, Lynn Mane 10 Club Terrace, Newport News, VA 23606 Fountain, Claire Fagan 212 Annandale Dr., Gary, 27511 Fowler, Dana Jill Rt. 4, Zebulon, 27597 Freeman, Barbara Diane Rt. 1, Knightdale, 27545 Fryer, Tana Dalene Rt. 5, Box 190, Mooresville, 28115 Gamble, Harriett Elizabeth 1208 Woodland Ave., Mon- roe, 28110 Gibbons. Sheila Bridget 500 Hylan Avenue, Hamlet, 28345 Gill, Debra Lynne 109 N. Kirkwood Ave., Rocky Mount, 27801 Goldston, Katherine Lynn Rt. 1, Box 96, Goldston, 27252 Graves, Mary Elma 309 Fairview Ave., Mt. Airy, 27030 Greene, Susan Allyne Rt. 1, Box 27, Union Level, VA 23973 Hailey, Virginia Gwenn 414 Hailey Dr., Raleigh, 27606 Hale, julia Ruth 434 Jackson St., Roanoke Rapids, 27870 Hamrick, Lisa Kay 2614 Lullington Dr., Winston-Salem, 27103 Hand, Debra Lynn P.O. Box 503, Madison, 27025 Harand, Susan 220 Windsor Dr., Shelby, 28150 Hawley, Ellen Cameron 531 W. Parkway, High Point. 27262 Hedrick, Laura Jan 402 Pine Grove Dr., High Point, 27260 Helsabeck, Annette Ruth P.O. Box 38, Rural Hall, 27045 Henderson, Bonnie Kay Rt. 1, Box 276, EUerbe. 28338 Herring, Charlotte Caroline Rt. 2, Box 54, LaGrange, 28551 Herring, Margaret Bullard Box 67, Bladenboro, 28320 Herring, Teresa Dean 5325 Quail Meadows Dr., Raleigh, 27609 Herring, Valencia Ann 208 SanPalo Ave., Wilmington, 28401 Higgins, Margaret Hawthorne 4134 Garst Mill Rd., Roanoke, VA 24018 Hinnant, Marian Jeanette Box 473, Kenly, 27542 Hobbs, Paula Ruth Box 143, Riegelwood, 28456 Hodges, Margaret Wood Rt. 2, Box 25, Kinston, 28501 HoUifield, Brenda Kay P.O. Box 303, Marion, 28752 Hoover, Betty Bradsher 528 Marlowe Rd., Raleigh, 27609 Howell, Billie 208 Lee Street, Williamston, 27892 Howerin, Katherine Jeanette 2208 Lynnwood Dr., Wil- mington, 28401 Hufham, Katherine Cause 501 Atlantic Ave., Southport, 28461 Hughes, Joy Elizabeth 3809 Boddie Dr., Raleigh, 27609 Hunt, Rebecca Elaine 1713 So. Live Oak Pky., Wilming- ton, 28401 Hunter, Caroline Jones 1007 Westwood, High Point, 27262 Hussey, Nancy John 200 E. Park Ave., Tarboro, 27886 Ivey, Judy Rae 125 Sherwood Rd., Henderson, 27536 Ivey, Lynn Allison 1202 Forest Hills Dr., Wilmington, 28401 James, Randi Deane Box 728, Bladenboro, 28320 Jenks, Cheryl Ann Rt. 2, Box 323, Vale, 28168 Johnson, Helen Lewis 1803 Hampton Rd., Kinston. 28501 Johnson, Melinda Lou Rt. 1, Morrisville, 27560 Johnson, Susan Lynette 1213 Glen Eden Dr., Raleigh, 27612 Jones, Jessie Dianne Box 391, Pitlsboro, 27312 Jones, Leigh Anne 923 Hardimont, Raleigh, 27609 Jordan, Jennifer Mae 1107 South 1st St., Smithfield, 27577 Kamins, Mindy Ellen 1716 Huntingridge Rd., Raleigh, 27609 King, Janet Lee 408 S. Oleander Ave., Goldsboro, 27530 King, Lucy Ellen 3716 Marquette Rd., Richmond, VA 23234 Kreeger, Elizabeth Karen 1005 Knollwood St., Winston- Salem, 27103 Lamm, Susan Cozart 1100 Sunset Crescent, Wilson, 27893 Lancaster, Fran Weeks 1634 Marvelle, Rocky Mt., 27801 Lander. Caroline Jones 217 Riggs Dr., Clemson, SC 29631 Lanier, Elizabeth Anne 359 Mead Drive, Oviedo, FL 32765 Levings, Carol Jane 3726 Swift Dr.. Raleigh, 27606 Lewis, Rhonda Lynn 11.500 W. 99th Terr. Overland Parks, KS 66214 Lockamy, Mary Jane 12 Valley View Tr. Sparta, NJ 07871 Loizeaux, Kerry Anne 458 Rock Creek Rd., Raleigh, 27612 Lord, Mary Chessie, 312 Winter Quarter, Pocomoke, MD 21851 Luke, Catherine P. 922 Hanford Rd.. Graham. 27253 Lyon, Deborah Lee 102 Kimberly Dr., Greensboro, 27408 McCallum, Rebecca Frances P.O. Box 1128, William- ston, 27892 McCombs, Rebekah Sherron 1414 Westwood Dr., Ash- eboro, 27203 McDougald, Janet Louise 1113 Temple Dr., Raleigh, 27609 McDougle, Kimberly Ann P.O. Box 985, Southport, 28461 McGee, Katherine Kornegay 1401 Pine Haven Dr. Rocky Mt., 27801 Mclnnis, Robin Anne Route 3, Box 391, Hamlet, 28345 Mclntyr, Carol Diane P.O. Box 91, Red Oak, 27868 McLean, Cynthia Anne 4809 Latimer Rd., Raleigh, 7609 Maddox, Martha Lynn 5009 Hermitage Dr., Raleigh, 27612 Mann, Nancy Lou Box 37, Pendleton, 27862 Manning, Bonita Lynn Rt. 2. Box 186, Robersonville, 27871 Markham, Marcia Denise 1007 James St., Apex, 27502 Martin, Jean Medford 3204 Ferncliff Rd., Charlotte, 28211 Martin, Lyn Anne 2638 Stratford Dr., Greensboro, 27408 Matthews, Karen Bettina 7408 Fayettevillp Rd.. Raltngh, 27603 Matthews. Nancy Ruth 226 B. Oak St. Henderson, 27536 Mattox, Marianne Bridgers 1119 Woodhind Dr., Wilson, 27893 Meacham, Julia Elizabeth P.O. Box 28. Hamlet, 28345 Midyette, Debra Kay P.O. Box 395, Elizabcthtown, 28337 Milholland, Deborah Jean 3927 Gillette Dr.. Wilmington. 28401 Miller, jenny Lynn 1702 Incerne Way New Bern, 28560 Mitchell, Mary Margaret 1715 E. Walnut St.. Goldsboro. 27530 Mitchell, Sharon Stott 4907 A-4 New Hope Rd.. Raleigh. 27604 Mixon. Corene Cooper 1001 W. Divine St., Dunn, 28334 Moffatt, Molly Lee 2000 E. Walnut St., Goldsboro, 27530 Monroe, India Lou Box 391, Star, 27356 Moor(. ' , Catherine Bridgers 1015 Hanford Rd.. Graham, 27253 Moore, Mary Burgin 901 Woodland Dr., Lexington, 27292 Morton, AUene Taylor Bullock, 27507 Murray, Donna Joyce 1714 Sherwood Dr., Scotland Neck, 27874 Neel, Ann Marie 233 Highland Forest Dr.. Matthews. 28105 Newton. Joan Lo rraine 3129 Brentwood Rd.. Raleigh. 27604 Noble, Robin Olivia 1013 Riverside Blvd.. Lumberton, 28358 Norwood, Mary Helen 4812 Wake Forest Rd.. Raleigh. 27609 Nottingham. Marian 1321 Canterbury Rd.. Raleigh, 27608 Oakley, Helen Marie P.O. Box 591, Carthage, 28327 Odom, Patricia Rose 319 Graham St., Warrenton, 27589 Pace, Pam R. 1215 Westover Terr., Asheboro, 27203 Parker, Ann Claire 312 Mallory St., Rocky Mt., 27801 Parker, Mildred Parrott 202 S. Deans St.. Wilson. 27893 Parker, Patricia Ann 5818 Vineridge Dr., Nashville, TN 37205 Parrish, Lacey Eliza Rt. 3, Box 91. Smithfield, 27577 Patrick, Molly Rose 412 N. Jackson. Goldsboro, 27530 Patterson, Sue Palmer Kims Cove Rd.. Canton. 28716 Peace, Yvonne 86 Maple Ave., Halifax, VA 24558 Peel, Betty Jane 1506 Vandora Spgs. Rd.. Garner, 27529 Peele, Sandra Leigh 504 Walnut Ave., Hamlet, 28345 Pleasant, Jackie Sue Rt. 1. Box 59. Blanch. 27212 Poe, Cynthia Leona Rt. 2, Apex, 27502 Pope, Deborah Plato P.O. Box 1066, Mooresville, 28115 Powell, Marsha Lee Shawboro, 27973 Powell, Tina Marie 157 Jones Franklin Rd.. Raleigh, 27606 Powers, Janice Mae 512 W. Broad St., St. Pauls. 28384 Presson, Kathryn Louise 5317 Thayer Dr., Raleigh, 27612 Price, Susan Lee 1220 Queens Rd., West, Charlotte, 28207 Rabe, Carol Jean Box 848, Albemarle, 28001 Ragland, Leta Marie Rt. 1, Halifax, VA 24558 Rancke, Nancy Ashe 301 West 33rd St., Lumberton, 28358 Ray, Amy Carroll 102 Sunset Dr., Greensboro, 27408 Reeder, Nancy Rose Lowland, 20552 Reese, Marie Rt. 3, Box 118, Smithfield, 27577 Rcvelle, Margaret Person 503 Woodridge Dr., Murfrces- boro, 27855 Rhodes, Debra Carol Rt. 8. Box 87. Kinston, 28501 Roberts, Vicki Denise 105 Powell Dr., Fuquay-Varina, 27562 Robinson, Nancy Salem 732 Engleman Ave.. Burlington, 27215 Rogers, Deborah Cameron 1800 Evergreen Ave., Gold- sboro, 27530 Rook, Cynthia Elizabeth Box 97, Bethel, 27812 Rose, Laurie Diane 3505 Fernwood Dr., Raleigh, 27612 Rosenbaum, Nancy Hope 3024 Brechin Rd.. Fayetteville, 28303 Ross. Elizabeth Dyer 1130 Harvey St., Raleigh, 27608 Ryan, Jeannette Susan 316 S. Dixon. Gary, 27511 Sale. Mary-Evelyn 205 Crestview Rd.. Raleigh, 27609 Sautter, Becky Ann 411 Carolyn Ct.. Gary, 27511 Scarboro, Betsy Lee Rt. 2, Wake Forest, 27587 Sears, Mary Kathleen P.O. Box 56, Morrisville, 27560 Sellers, Debra Sue Box 541, Elizabethtown, 28337 Sessoms, Jennifer Susan 4872 Longview Rd., Camp Springs, MD 20031 Sharpe, Anna Louise 1002 Kenan St.. Wilson, 27893 Shearin, Julia Veneal 1013 Carroll Rd., Henderson, 27536 Shelton, Carol Mae 4602 Starmount Dr., Greensboro, 27410 Shepherd, Paula Hope 3207 Buffalo Rd.. Raleigh. 27604 Sherman, Mary Elizabeth Rt. 3. Lillington. 27546 Slott, Ann Elizabeth 1918 West Lake Dr., Burlington, 27215 Smith, Joey Elizabeth Wells Acres, Wallace, 28466 Smith, Karen Lynn Rt. 5, Box 60. Oxford, 27565 Spears, Rolinka Selen 6021 Caledonia St., Raleigh, 27609 Spruill, Dorothy Diane 606 Catling St.. Windsor, 27983 Stanton, Debbie Lee L29 W. Park Dr.. Raleigh. 27605 Stilwell, Susan Patricia 401 S. 2nd Ave. Mayodan 27027 Taylor, Betty June Route 4 Box 240 Raleigh 27606 Thomas Dana Vinieve Route 3 Pittsboro, 27312 Thompson, Bettie Woods 1608 Belfield PL Lynchburg, VA 24503 Timm, Linda Louise 30-E Greenbriar, Winston— Salem, 27104 Torbert, Carolyn 1632 Dogwood Lane Lynchburg, VA 24503 Treacy, Camille Ellen 10024 Hobby Hill Rd. Richmond, Va 23235 Tyson, Nancy Route 1, Box 22 Oak City, NC 27857 Underwood, Kay 2510 Pecan Dr. Fayetteville, 28303 Wade, Martha 205 N. Watauga Ave. Dunn 28334 Walker, Susan Irene 1000 Pineview Dr. Raleigh. 27606 Walker, Cynthia Box 36 Bladenboro, 28327 Wallace, Deborah Anne Box 575 Carthage, 28327 Wallace, Teresa Rae 3535 Mountain Creek Dr. Chat- tanooga, Tenn. 37415 Warlick, Katharine 6821 Candlewood Dr., Raleigh 27612 Warwick, Carol Dianne Rt. 3, Box 3031 Wilmington, 28401 Watkins, Annette Rt. 2. Box 245 Morrisville, 27560 Watson, Karen Marie 616 Roxboro Rd. Oxford 27565 Weatherman, Bonnie 3510 R( non Rd.. Winston-Salem, 27107 Weathers, Eva Nell Route 2 Wendell, 27591 Weaver Helen 902 Mulberry Rd. Martinsville. VA 24112 Weaver Nina 4127 White Pine Dr. Raleigh 27612 Webb, Pamela Gail 221 Ray St. Eden 27288 Whetstone, Susan 206 Country Club Cir. Shelby. 28150 White Janet 1704 Church St. Scotland Neck 27877 Whitehurst, Suzanne Kay Highway 64 Bethel, 27812 Whitley Lori Dawn 903 Sharon Rd. Albemarle, 28001 Whittington, Suzanne Nassawadox, VA Williams, Angela Marie Route 2 Dunn, 28334 Williams, Karen Leigh 1300 Valleymade Rd., 27410 Williams, Lois P.O. Box 531. Chester, VA 23831 Williams, Sheree Belle Box 193, Buxton, 27920 i fflail4li£kiiiiKiUliilii:iM iji ' iliiWli ' -: ; Williams, Teresa Rt. 7, Box 242 Chapel Hill, 27514 Willis, Anne 3201 Douning Dr. Lynchburg, VA 24503 Wooten, Martha 1012 South 2nd St. Smithfield, 27577 Young, Faye Rt. 1 Louisburg, 27549 Young, Kaye Rt. 1 Box 293, Louisburg. 27549 Young, Teresa Rose Rt. 2 Box 220 Hamlet, 28345 Youngblood, Vickie Jo Rt. 7, Box 136 Raleigh, 27609 Sophomores Abbott, Leslie Anne 1407 Pine Valley Loop Fayetteville, 28305 Acai, Mary Blake 201 College St. Littleton 27805 Adams, Lee Florine 3939 Langhorne Ave. Charlotte, 28205 Allen, Kathy Lynn P.O. Box 74 Bunnlevel, 28323 Allman, Janet Lynn 3513 Allendale Dr. Raleigh 27604 Anthony, Eva Carol 304 S. Kincaid Ave. Wilson 27312 Arthurs, Teresa Jill Box 596 Pittsboro 27312 Auman, Susan Way West End 27376 Austin, Kimberly Dale Box 245 Clayton 27520 Barbour. Nancy Beverly 410 Boyette St. Hamlet 28345 Barnes, Rebecca Jane 813 Kemp Rd. Greensboro 27410 Bass, Tonja Valeria Box 31 Red Oak 27868 Baucom, Julie Ann 5826 Lansing Dr. Charlotte 28211 Benoit, Sally Powers Box 643 Pawlcy ' s Is. S.C. 29585 Bernard, LaJonna Jo 603 E. Maynard Rd. Cary 27511 Blackley, Sherrie Bunnelle Rt. 4 Box 210A ' Zebulon 27597 Blackmon, Deborah Ann 300 King St. Monroe 28110 Blackmon, Donna Lee 300 King St. Monroe 28110 Boddie, Anne Holt Rt. 3 Box 280B Rocky Mt. 27801 Bogle, Margaret Taylor 71 Patton Ct., S.E. Concord 28025 Booker, Lynn Denise 213 Dogwood Dr. Warsaw 28398 Bradley, Elizabeth Louise 303 Glouchester Rd. Charlot- tesviHe Va. 22901 Breedlove, Vickey Kay 210 Hillcrest Dr. Oxford 27565 Brinkley, Bonita Dolores 1400 Lloyd Dr. Midwest City, Okla. 73110 Broadbelt, Denise Louise 305 W. 12th. Scotland Neck Brooks, Susan Diane 4206 Killcullen Dr. Raleigh 27604 Brown, Robin Church 1517 W. Nash St. Wilson 27893 Bullard, Chrys Patrice Box 72 Roseboro 28382 Bullock, Brenda Kay Rt. 1 Box 302 Stokes 27884 Bunn, Lois Kathryn Rt. 1 Leicester 28748 Burkhead, Pamela Elaine Rt. 4 Sanford 27330 27874 Butler, Anne Bellamy 1417 Lakeview Dr. Fayetteville 28305 Byrum, Pamela Jean Rich Square Rd. Scotland Neck 27874 Caison, Mariam Rollins P.O. Box 458 Roseboro 28382 Callahan, Jayne Lynne 2522 Huntington Rd. Fayetteville 28303 Cannady, Renee McNeely 5508 Kingwood Dr. Raleigh 27609 Cannon, Debra Jean Route 1, Box 49 Hobgood 27843 Carlton, Jenny Leigh 403 N. Pine St. Warsaw 28398 Carr, Beverly LaVerne 207 Calico Dr. Morehead City 28557 Champion, Vickie Lynn Route 2 Knightdale 27545 Clark, Beverly Lynn 2628 Westchester Dr. Fayetteville 28303 Clark, Nancy Jane Rt. 1, Box 62 Linwood 27299 Cloninger, Julia Aliene 301 Dogwood Lane Hamlet 28345 Conyors, Joanne Weaver 1021 W. Haven Blvd. Rocky Mt. 27801 Cox, Audrey Leigh 233 Cedar Si. Roanoke Rapids 27870 Crandell, Rhea Elaine Box 8 Robersonville 27871 Culpepper, Lynn 1705 Parkview Dr. Elizabeth City 27909 Currin, Cora Sue 501 Goshen St. Oxford 27565 Currin, Nancy Mariah Route 1, Box 56 Oxford 27565 Daniel, Gail Patricia Rt. 1, Box 296 Oxford 27565 Darden, Mary Lynn 1804 Bragg St. Fayetteville 28303 Davis, Wanda Rose Rt. 2, Box 207 Stantonsburg 27883 Debnam, Evelyn Harrell, 2329 Lakewood Ln. Chesapeake, Va. 23321 Dorsett, Jo Anne 1309 Sycamore St. Rocky Mt. 27801 Edmonds, Laura McRackan P.O. Box 228 Whiteville 28472 Ellison, Lynn Scott Rt. 7, Box 20-B Charlottesville, Va. 22901 Estes, Ticky Rt. 1, Box 19 Union Level, Va. Evans, Florence Ann Rt. 1, Box 40 Clarkton 28433 Everette, Roberta Leigh Rt. 1, Box 268 Robertsville 27821 Farrior, Jean Harrell 2222 Winterlochen Rd. Fayetteville 28305 Felton, Mary Berkeley 3315 N. Main St. South Boston, Va. 24592 Finch, Edith Elizabeth 112 Pine Cone Dr. Oxford 27565 Fontaine, Mary-Jo Joan 10 Club Terr. Newport News, Va. 23606 Foster, Mary Kem 1004 Greystone Rd. Asheboro 27203 Fountain, Debbie Ann 411 Bradley Creek Pt. Wilming- ton 28401 Freeman, Anna Marie 715 W. Stokes St. Ahoskie 27910 Garner, Evelyn Elaine 1702 KnoUwood Dr. Greenville 27834 Garner, Laura Elizabeth 1918 Knollwood Rd. Wilming- ton, 28401 Gay, Sandra Joyce 1802 Anderson St. Wilson 27893 Gibson, Sally Weber 733 Oakwood Dr. Statesville 28677 Gillespie, Saralyn Shields 1905 Rowland Ave. Lumber- ton 28358 Goss, Susan Marie 922 Worth St. Asheboro 27203 Hale, Geneva Quinn 1918 Clarksville Dr. Scotland Neck 27874 Hall, Lelia Eleanor 7 Pine Tree Road Asheville 28804 Hall, Mary Calvert 423 Piedmont St. Reidsville 27320 Harris, Cynthia Jean 906 W. Vance St. Wilson 27893 Harris, Vivian Faye Box 165 Warsaw 28398 Hatchett, Emma Jean Route 2 Yanceyville 27379 Hayes, Rie Hart 425 Rightmyer Dr. Roanoke Rapids 27870 Haynes, Donna Lou 2912 Berkley Dr. Rocky Mount 27801 Henry, Teresa Lou 1217 Sunset Drive Ashebore 27203 Hicks, Teresa Arlene Route 2, Box 18-A Norlina 27563 Hill, Marsha Annette 109 N. Street Oxford 27565 Hobby, Rite Nonie 2459 Morningside Dr. Burlington 27215 Hodges, Sandra Louise 922 Vermont St. Smithfield 27577 Holcombe, Rebecca Lynn Route 1, Box 705 Mooreville 28115 Holleman, Penelope Taylor 4725 Southmoor Richmond, Va. 23234 Home, Pamela Ann Rt. 2, Box 157 Peachland 28133 Horton, Cynthia Agnes Greenridge Rd. Snow Hill 28580 House, Carolyn Crocker Box 149 Scotland Neck 27874 Howell, Carolyn Beth 800 Forest Hill Dr. Goldsboro 27530 Howell, Marsha Ruth Route 4, Box 194 Apex 27502 Howell, Treva Alice P.O. Box 296 Pikesville 27863 Hubbard, Lyla Susan 1006 S. Howard Cir. Tarboro 27886 Huffman, Teresa Jean 51-22nd Avenue Hickory 28601 Hulchins, Mary C. 821 Shelley Rd. Raleigh 27609 Irby, Catherine B. 6421 Roselawn Rd. Richmond, Va. 23226 Jackson, Elizabeth Ann 16 Harding Rd. Portsmouth, N.H. 03801 Jackson, Gwen Lee 4632 Randolph Rd. Charlotte 28211 Jennings, Marjorie Lewis 2925 Newkirk Ave. Wilming- ton 28401 Johnson, Joyce Darlene 1313 Park Ave. Goldsboro 27530 Jones, Barbara Lee P.O. Box 175 Wake Forest 27587 Jones, Julia Steele 105 Woodbourne Rd. Greensboro 27410 Jordan, Joyce Irene P.O. Box 1033 Smithfield 27577 Kastelberg, Janet Kay 801 Pamlico Dr. Gary 27511 Kendrick, Janie Lynn 419 Lansdowne Rd. Charlotte 28211 Kcnyon, Marguerite James 2820 Fowler Avenue Raleigh 27607 Kimball, Betty Jo 617 Fairview Rd. Rocky Mount 27801 Kincaid, Kim 218 York Avenue Kannapolis 28081 Lamm, Sarah Gray 1100 Sunset Crescent Wilson 27893 Lassiter, Rhonda Gail Box 782 Pittsboro 27312 Leibowitz, Lori Jean 3706 Watauga Dr. Greensboro 27610 Lesesne, Donna Leigh 5024 Yadkin Dr. Raleigh 27609 Lucas, DrucUla Gail 711 S. Main St. Stantonsburg 27883 McDowell, Cindy Murrill 3205 Hillman Kinston 29501 McNair, Elizabeth Fowler 1215 Tartan Court Winston- Salem 27104 Malloy, Barbara Louise 126 Lakeview, Dr. Henderson 27536 Marks, Marilyn Elizabeth 109 Crestview Rd. Rocky Mt. 27801 Marshburn, Diane Gail 600 E. Chatham St. Gary 27511 Martin, Ellen Harwell 314 Grove Ave. Emporia, Va. 23847 Massenburg, Anne Bailey 6806 Pallister Rd. Norfolk, Va. 23518 Merritt, Celeste Ruth 1101 Jefferson Dr. Charlotte 28211 Messier, Judy Lynn 400 Lamesa Dr. Raleigh 27603 Metcalf, Karia Elizabeth 1108 Tenth St. Greenville 27834 Milka, Kathy Ann 712 Catawba St. Raleigh 27609 Milhollin, Julia Anne 1719 Brandon Rd. Charlotte 28207 Mohn, Judith Ann Route 3 Ephrate, Pa. 17502 Mooney, Melia Ann Route 1 Stonevillc Moore, Carol Anne Route 2, Box 307 Farmville, Va. Moore, Pamela Pridgen Box 32 Bowdens 28322 Morgan, Mary Ann 418 W. Wellons St. Smithfield 27577 Morketter, Cheryl Ann 3200 Brechin Rd. Fayetteville 28303 Morse, Nancy Anne Point Harbor 27964 Newsom, Clenne Ellen 713 Wadw Ave. Raleigh 27605 Nielsen, Bonnie Lynn Rt. 1, Box 90 Hendersonville 28739 Noell, Julia Mae 211 Mooreland Dr. Oxford 27565 O ' Connell, Rebekah Bain 3354 Hampton Rd. Raleigh 27603 Outlaw, Janet Leigh 2533 Newbold St. Raleigh 27603 Outten, Debora Carol Box 534 Zion Rd., Rt. 3 Salisbury 21801 Page, Lucy Clyde 3505 Buffaloe Rd. Raleigh 27604 Palmer, Pamela Elaine Route 1 Moncure 27559 Parker, Patricia Palmer Route 1 Moncure 27559 Pale, Sara Katherine 200 Pate Drive Fayette 28305 Phillips, Rebecca Ellen Woodburn Road Laurinburg 28352 Pittman, Gloria Lynn Edgewater Drive Clayton 27520 Pittman, Teresa Lynne 909 Walnut Drive Smithfield 27577 Pourron, Bertha Viola Route 2 Clayton 27520 Powers, Janet Louise Routell Box 252 Mt. Sidney, Va. 24467 Price, Peggy Jean Roosevelt Dr. Williamston 27892 Proctor, Mary Gresham 2536 Huntington Rd. Fayette- ville 28303 Rancke, Margaret Neill 301 W. 33rd St. Lumberton 28358 Ray, Amy Carol 1010 Crescent Dr. Smithfield 27577 Reams, Marsha Anne Route 2 Apex 27502 Redwine, Cathy Dawn Route 1 Shallotte 28459 Richmond, Danna Kerr 309 Winhaven St. Roxboro 27573 Robertson, Sylvia Faye P.O. Box 158 Knightdale 27545 Sarvis, Catherine Eloise Routi, ' 2, Stimpson Pfafftown 27040 Schaub, Kimberly Ann 4222 Arbatus Dr. Raleigh 27812 Shearer, Bess Bell 214 Rush Road Fayetteville 28305 Shearin, Elizabeth Lynn 1939 KnoUwood Dr. Will- mington 28401 Sheely, Martha Catherine 1011 W. Church St. Elizabeth City 27909 Simmons, Carla Faye Box 876 Elizabethtown 28337 Smith, Kathryn Jean 141 Jackson Rd. Mt. Airy 27030 Smith, Teresa Kaye 920 Warren Ave. Gary 27511 Stephenson. Patty Sue 1009 Vermont St. Smithfield 27577 Styron, Pamela Jean P.O. Box 53 Morehead City 28557 Taylor, Barbara Anne P.O. Box 448 Louisburg 27549 Taylor, Nancy Carol 4 Ghisolm Trail Greenville S.C. 29607 Temple, Elizabeth 725 H. Boundry St. Raleigh 27604 Thomas, Nancy Carol 150 Partridge Rd. Wilmington 28401 Thompson, Victoria Lynn 6434 Williams Rd. Charlotte 28215 Tilley, Susan Diane Box 23 Bullock 27507 Timberlake, Paige Douglas Route 1 Nelson, Va. 24580 Upchurch, Sherry Dale Route 3, Box 233 Raleigh 27603 Uzzell, LuAnne Rt. 9, Box 657 Goldsboro 27530 Van Velsor, Pamela Maria 1812 S. Churchill Dr. Wil- mington 28401 Waddell, Cynthia Lea 344 Folly Farm Cir. Mt. Airy 27030 Weeks, Caroline Peace Rt. 1, Box 99 Greedmoor 27522 White, Jane Goodman 202 South Oak St. Statesville White, Kathryn T. 204 Hofler Ave. Windsor 27983 White, Martha Ann Route 2 Windsor 27983 Whitehurst, Eugenia Louise Box 503 Bethel 27812 Whitehurst, Margaret Wilma Box 278 Hobgood 27843 Whitfield, Patricia Annette 701 Glendale Dr. Wilson 27893 Whitley, Paula Diane 312 Glendale Ave Rocky Mt. 2780i Wicker, Kathy Patrice Route 1 Bunnlevel 28303 Williams, Ethel T( resa 2223 Kingswood Rd. Fayetteville 28303 Williams, Marsha Anne 334 Pine Valley Dr. Wilmington 28401 Williamson, Carol Dianne 411 Brinn Dr. Sanford Williamson, Deborah Kay 1512 Wilmington Rd. Clinton 28328 Willis, Pamela Kaye Rt. 3, Box 396 St. Pauls 28384 Wingo, Mary Emily 815 Merriweather Dr. North Au- gusta, S.C. Winters, Kathleen Bridget 1509 Valleymede Rd. Greensboro Woodard, Mary Valerie 110 E. Blanche St. Clayton 27520 Yezierski, Lynette 3049-E Timberlake Dr. Raleigh VMMt ]ikjUl r In 1973, two years seemed like such a long time; but as our days here Peace grow fewer and fewer, it seems only yesterday that we suffered through orientation, handbook tests, and beanies. It is our hope that through the Lotus, we have been able not only to record events that have made this year, but to record the emotions and vitality that were the moment. No great project can be done alone, so we wish to extend a special thanks to the Lotus staff, Fred Jones, who took pictures endlessly, Kittie McGee. Janice Powers, and Brenda Bullock, who spent extra hours in the publi- cations room helping us to meet dt adlines, to the teachers in Main who always had encouraging and cheerful words to say, especially to Mrs. Janet We.ster, who gave us time, guidance, and encouragement, and under- standing, and finally to the student body of Peace College without whom there would have been nothing to record or to remember. So, it is with a great deal of pride and relief that we present the 1975 Lotus to you in hopes that it will enable you to happily remember your years at Peace College. Co-Editor Lotus 1975 Chrys Bullard and Barbara Jones Our Dedication To . . . itm ' Mr. Paul Johnson iB!Sa lllLa!SaiEiK Everyone needs a man at some time in her life, but from Monday to Thursday, Peace College seems almost a man-forsaken place, except for a few of this rare species who regularly roam the halls and grounds. But there is one man who never goes unnoticed; a man who has touched the hearts and minds of thousands of girls over the years. He is a special friend to all of us in his own special way; in an environment without Daddies, he is the Daddy of us all, because his strong, quiet exuberance and optimism make a hard day easier, and a happy day happier. He does some of the hardest, most thankless jobs on campus; replacing light bulbs, fixing door knobs, adjusting window screens, and keeping us warm, and he takes very good care of us. So, by dedicating the 1975 Lo(us to him— with the utmost appreciation and a great, great deal of love— the Sophomore Class wants to thank Mr. Paul Johnson for his unfailing love for us, and his unfailing love for life. 159 DURFEY-HOOVER INSURANCE AGENCY Paul A. Hoover FIRE • AUTOMOBILE • CASUALTY 304-5 Odd Fellows Bldg. Phone 832-0977 P.O. Box 2163 Raleigh, N. C. RALEIGH, N.C. DURHAM, N. C. 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FLOOR MAINTENANCE MATERIALS SANITARY SUPPLIES- EQUIPMENT 418 W. PEACE STREET RALEIGH, N.C. Moore Johnson Financial Sei-vices, Inc. 833-4619 Pensions— Croup Plans— Estate Analysis Individual and Business Lite and A H Earl Johnson Harry Moore Bill Ward John Duncan Merrit Jones Viet Moore Herman Scattervvhite Aioneer Awning , Window Company 7 WEST PEACE STREET P.O. BOX 11284 RALEIGH, N.C. 27604 Phone 828-4405 Custom made storm windows and doors j y ..lili{Jtt lS ffli Slu ' igifi |f la,; l.b LiiLi i kUvcf mhJiiibi ] u1 kV SKINNY MILK THAT DOESN ' T TASTE SKINNY. Best Wishes To Peace College A. E. Finley 8t Associates, Inc. J CONSTRUCTION EOUIPMENT DIS7 RIBUTORS RALEIGH - CHARLOTTE - W.COLUMBIA It was our pleasure to do the portrait photography for the Lotus SMITH STUDIO Photographers 14 E. Hargett St. Raleigh, North Carolina ■ wnnw-TTp GARY POOL SUPPLY CO., INC. 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Across from NCSU Library Hours: Moii-Thurs 11:00-11:00 Fri.-Sat. 1]:00-11:.30 Owner: fininiv Riissos Every Student Knows That The BEST ITALL FOOD Is Served At BROTHERS Person Street Pharmacy On Person Street Serving Peace College for 35 Years Q TU V) OUT LX WHEW YOlx LE VE THE ROOtA O ViHtNYoU KRe mot IBIN THEH.. Everyone ' s interested in conserving our natural resources And there ' s something we can all do to help— use all forms of energy wisely including electricity. That simply means use all the electricity you need without wasting any Cutting the lights out when you leave the room IS a good place to begin In fact, turning olf any appliances you ' re not using is a good idea— like the television, radio, or hairdryer. Not wasting hot water when you bathe or wash clothes helps, too We are working to find new and better ways of providing the electricity needed to keep our area growing But you can help by using only the energy you need CP L Olina Power 4 Lighi ComfJany 2838 Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh, N.C. FRED L. SALE, JR. assocs. manufacturers agents P. O. Box 18742 Raleigh, N. C. 27609 919 787-6873 Compliments of MARSHALL OIL COMPANY, INC. distributors of Star Flite Gasoline • CORSAGES • CUT FLOWERS • GRADUATION BOUQUETS Sponsor RAWLS PUMP SUPPLY CO. STEPHENS APPLIANCE THOMAS LAYTON We Grow the Flowers We Sell J.J.FALLON CO.Jnc. florists 205 Fayetteville Street 832-8347 700 St. Marv ' s Street „ „ ,,„, 828-4134 gyMMii!Eiaa!akali 5 ' ' ' L!ii ' 3 j ' lEiilli: PEACE COLLEGE is a junior college for women located in the capital of North Carolina. Striving for excellence in every facet of the total educational program. Peace places emphasis on the liberal arts. Affiliated with the Presbyterian Church and fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the college was founded in 1857 and opened in 1872. Peace grants two degrees, the Associate of Arts and the Associate of Science in Business degrees. The curriculum includes concentrations in art, dramatics, economics, English, history, home economics, education, journalism, lan- guage, mathematics, music, physical educa- tion, political science, psychology, science, social studies, sociology and speech. Thepre-professional programs are pre-nursing, pre-medical, pre-dentistry, pre-medical tech- nology and pre-pharmacy. Two programs lead to business degrees, one with a specialization in secretarial courses and another in accounting. The one-year certificate program in business consists of training concentrated in either secretarial science or accounting with credits applicable towardsa bachelor ' s degree. 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