Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

wm S I t -.i  te:fc!!t!nfeisw iit« '  ii i ■« .1 4 Calu6 Raleigh, North Carolina ) i zx m Drew Barnes Editor Jane Lindsey, Carolyn Gay Assistant Editors Lori Tyson Photography Editor Kelly Wells Business Manager Staff Ann Clayton, Elizabeth Evans. Wendy Cox. Connie Lambeth, Ann Snell. Sharon Overby Special Contributors Janet Wester Advisor Hugh Cashion Sam Bass Camera Center Joe Allegood Hunter Publishing Company Artwork on Cover and Division Pages by Drew Barnes Class Portraits by Smith Studios Specifications The Lotus is the yearbook of Peace College, Raleigh. North Carolina, printed m 1 9B2 by Hunter Publishing Company of Winston Salem, North Carolina. The basic paper stock is gloss coasted. Headline style is Shelly Allegro Script. Type style for body copy is Eurostyle. 1 2pt. Additional Specifications upon request ' ' T ;, dt le ( aifAe ' e t ' na (9) ' f ua ? lx e l ' Qj veQyVa ' me 30 M 62 78 ' ame 90 - OO ta - ' ■ ' -T r J-V:, - X- Kpa mAi(4 tt(nQ Qyt QJaaetn ' 9 T ' le Orientation Day officially began at 9: OO a.m. of August 24, 1 9B 1 ; ironically, about this same time across to A n, the Raleigh Police Department was receiving a series of concerned calls about the circus that was coming down Peace Street. Fears were quickly calmed when it was discovered that the circus was only the new Peace freshmen comiing into town. Moving in was quite an experience, especially for the poor sophomores w ho volunteered to help out! One weary sophomiore was heard to say, I can understand the trunk, and the five suitcases, and even the exer-cycle, but the kitchen sink? The next phase in the orientation cycle was meeting the roommate. This is always exciting for about the first five minutes; then true personalities surface, and all across the campus can be heard, I want the top bunk! That ' s my pink and green towel, not yours! and This just ain ' t gonna work! Usually, by nightfall most roommates have found something in common, and for the time being all is quiet on the western front. The highlight of orientation was the Convocation. At this time the Freshmen were given a k change to do well and to reach for their highest goals. The best part of the ceremony was seeing Dr. Sturdivant ' s glow-ln- the-dark robe! Mini classes began almost immediately, and all the girls got to view their teachers for the first time. Immediately they be- gan to formulate opinions a- bout each of their instructors, but some of the freshmen re- quested that some of their re- marks remain secret. At this time of the year everyone gives the red carpet treatment. Everyone does his best to make students feel at home and com- fortable with their new living arrangements. Little do they know that after the first week all will turn into norimal people again. ?5-T3Ed iejn.: ■■ ' ■■iBwr ■!li H 1 1 1 i H ■ HffiH H ■ _E I Eb ttii l H Hjp 1 r ||RP| H tl W i H •v. U i v B Jfe A B H V n ty H mMk m m CD I A N F f 1 ._ _ H c Q Q) 01 1 r X !. Sl g t ■ -jW- HB I I 0) p c 11) t! CD 0) L Q. r ill I )i .f i ■1 { ' ¥ v If n If ' 1 M Jv ! 1 i - ■ f W SM I Q W ieJ a i ( niyetarher The President ' s Reception is always a memorable event for a Peace College freshmen. Who could ever forget having to squeeze into those uncomfortable shoes and go to the cafeteria to get acquainted with the staff? The reception was supposed to be a dignified, formal affair, but somehow It more resembled an affair of nerves, as two-hundred and fifty anxious girls tried to answer questions, balance plates filled with finger foods, and look pretty all at the same time. Twenty minutes after the start of the reception the sound of growling stomaches could be heard all across the cafeteria because, though everyone was hungry, all were too nervous to eat any of the foods offered at the banquet table. Always, one of the best parts of the reception is stepping back and observing the action going on all around. It is hilarious to watch all the students trying to act as if they know A hat they are doing. By nine o ' clock everyone is tired of trying to be chic, and the main point of concentration is the strawberry seed stuck between the two front teeth. All of the staff has welcomed you to Peace College, and now the only thing left to do is to head back to the dorm for a nightcap made up of a Domino ' s pizza and a Coke. The next morning ball gowns are packed away and jeans are donned for class. ia6 icai QyVo Peace College has an excellent group of students in its Fine Arts Program, and during the Summer of 1 9S1 Peace got to share some of this fine talent with Europe. Mr. Smith. Miss Vance, Mrs Fitz-Simmons, and Mrs. Black led a group of art and music students on a tour through several European countries ranging from Belgium to Luxenburg. The trip sounds like a lot of fun, but one tourist quickly pointed out that the main purposes of the tour were study and first-hand observation of European art and music. So, for the nnost part, the majority of the students ' time was spent fulfilling the educational requirements of the tour. The art students spent nnany hours in museums, and had to keep a daily journal. The music students worked equally as hard by giving concerts throughout Europe. Of course, all their work was not done in vain; each student received a class credit, not to mention the pure enjoyment of the trip. Everyone had a great time and left Europe with a sense of fulfillment. Europe will certainly never forget the summer that Peace came to visit; the girls left a lasting impression on everyone, especially the hotel managers who began to notice that their towel supplies were running low and that their electricity bill was incredible. Europe was not the only place that got to enjoy the skills of Peace ' s music students. The college itself got to see its girls perform by way of stu- dent recitals. Another event related to Fine Art was the visit to Peace by the St. Augustine dancers. They performed a series of modern dances ranging from a lovely duet to a delightful number from the Broadway hit The Wiz. All of the dancers were im- pressive, and their per- formance was full of variety and originality. Their show was a great source of enter- tainment to all. (D ..:. C (D D Mu fiH C L 0) fTfW t HP ' m ■ , Vj CO . r m vm p CD H 1 . ..M% ' P L UJ (- w d (family. Oa i . Mom and Dad arrive bright and early on Saturday morning. Dad gets out of the can, tucks in his shirt, adjusts his tie, then puts his hands in his pockets and tries to act comfortable. Mom steps out of the car, arranges her hair, and then gives you a big, juicy kiss on the cheek. This is the usual procedure for the beginning of Parent Weekend, and the 1981 gathering was no different. The weekend officially began at 1 O: DD on Saturday morning, and at the sound of the bell the parents were off on a high-speed race to do everything on the list. The first activity was the meeting of mini-classes. Here the parents were told how well them daughter was doing in all her studies. [But why did Suzy get four deficiencies?) Lunch was served following the classes, and one mother was heard to say, So, why do you never eat in the caf arena? Next on the agenda was free period, and every Peace girl knows that that means shopping! Two hundred weary parents were dragged around Raleigh by their clothing-starved daughters. One father was heard to say, That surely was an expensive free period! Pan ent ' s Weekend was certainly not without entertainment. For the sport ' s-minded there was crab soccer, and for the less active people there was a variety show. Dinner was served at 5; DO, and the entire evening was topped off by a Make Your Own Sundae party in Belk lounge. By 10:00 the only sound heard from the visiting parents was plop plop, fizz fizz, oh what a relief it is! Parent ' s Weekend was concluded on Sunday morning with a lovely Chapel service. The entire event was a success! TSP leQ ia WlAy i Peace College always seems to be on the go. and this past year was no exception, The activity calendar was full! One of the biggest events of the year was the North Carolina State Fain. For two weeks everyone reverted to hen childhood and had great fun riding the merry-go- round and pulling the prize-winning bull ' s tail. The weather was simply perfect for a fair! It was just cool enough so that everyone had an excuse to wear her new winter clothes. The fairground was dusty and smelled of livestock, but boy, were there a lot of w ell-dressed Peace girls! The fair had a little bit of something for everybody. There were plenty of rides and game booths, but it appeared that the major attraction for Peace girls was the dunking booth. When asked why, one girl replied, Well, I can ' t very well throw a baseball at my Economic ' s teacher, so I come down here and pretend that he ' s the one in the booth instead of the clown! Another activity that was a lot of fun was the Dating Game. The event was quite entertaining, and the contestants were real characters. One budding Donny Osmond refused to quit singing even when asked, and another naughty contestant asked some silly question about singing in the shov er. For enter- tainment between games the audience was subjected to a number of commercials. One in particular was the Fruit of the Loom advertisement which was so good that it made every- one want to buy Hanes. The State-Carolina dinner was a whole lot of fun, but boy was it ro A dy! Just the thought of it made Mr. Martin Calias. Mr. Cafeterial chew his gum harder in anticipation of the event. The Wolfpack mascot made his appearance and brought cheers from loyal State fans. The Carolina Ram was cordially invited to attend, but refused due to eweion rules. Each side had its share of off-colored chants and cheers, and more than one person left the cafeteria with a red face. ■I r yws l p y : yj c, m K ftz y mmAp W i V M ; i 22 2 B 4 Q ftld-Q e wi Q nxulne64 An eerie bo-o-o-o and a network of black and orange crepe paper set the scene for the annual Halloween dinner. Yes, the time of ghosts and goblins was upon us once again. As A e entered the Cafeteria door, we were enveloped by a feeling of dread and seriously considered splitting the scene, for the sights that caught our eyes were frightful! We all issued a sigh of relief when we realized that those frightful sights that scared us so badly were our own cafeteria staff led by that gum-chewing muscle man . Mr. Martin. The excitement grew as the night progressed: everyone was anxiously waiting for the big event — the costume contest! It certainly began with a bang as the cafeteria doors flew open and a herd of green-hooded creatures swept into the room. With something a little less than grace, they performed some sort of ceremonial dance, and then exited in the same style in which they entered. They won the contest hands down [mostly because the judges were scared not to give it to them!] Another popular spook that appeared in the contest was the Peace College airhead, and we all certainly related to that! The most frightening contestants to appear on stage were those three lecherous nuns who danced their way into our hearts. They were chosen as the most frightening because they scared the pants off the faculty! Halloween was not the only fright ening experience that plagued Peace College; another was the separated beam over the east side of the pool. The broken beam incident was met with some loud cheers and some tears: The freshmen applauded because they couldn ' t take the swimming test, and Mr. Lilley cried because of the extent Cand cost! of the damage. The pool area underwent extensive work throughout the semester, but the waiting was worth It. The new roof came equipped A ith a skylight which would not only conserve energy, but also looked great! Even Mr. Lilley smiled over the new roof Cbut wait till he sees the bill]. - -re nt OJi meS Chitter-chatten was heard throughout the campus as the graduates of 1 SB1 returned to visit with their classmates. As more and more of the graduates arrived, a panorama of fall colors burst upon the scene. The occasion might have been a fashion show, for the graduates displayed all the latest styles, not to mention all their school fads. This reunion found the girls catching up on the latest news: Are you still dating Wade? How do you like Chapel Hill? Isn ' t your hair longer? All these important conversations continued until the girls found themselves in a place that none had missed — the Peace cafeteria. As they tasted the delicacies placed before them, all the memories of Peace College meals floated back into their minds. One girl asked, Isn ' t the chicken better than usual? - fs.v friend answered, Yes, this time it tastes like chicken! Such a comment, of course, reflected all the good manners that she had acquired at Peace. After dinner, the graduates squealed with delight and anticipation to learn that they would now see a slide show of their graduation — thanks to Mr. King, who taped it on Peace ' s new color-video recorder. The girls found it hard to watch and talk at the same time. Oh, there ' s Mom with a rose in her hand and a tear in her eye. And, there ' s Dad; he looks sad and happy and proud, all at once. Is that a tiny tear in his eye? Has he just realized that his little girl has become a lovely young woman? There ' s my roommate; wonder if she still tapes that curler to her head each night before going to bed? Gee, did my hair really look like that? These slides were fun and brought back memories dear to the heart, a heart that whispered, No, I ' ll nev- er forget you. Peace Col- lege. I left you a part of me, and you gave me these memories to cherish forever. (D -1 - n (11 1 ej k  _ Q O aucA a a Here at Peace College, we get a real bargain: an education plus a taste of culture [even if that taste Is forced on us sometinnes]. There are many activities made available to us. from dramatic plays to economics lectures. The play Waiting for Godot was one such activity that entertained Peace students. During this play we saw the drama department at their best. We got to see vivacious Beth Harris Cdressed in fishnet hose, hot pants, and uncontrollable blonde wig and fluorescent lipstick) crack a whip and drag Suzanne Cannon around on a leash. As it turned out, everyone was still waiting for Godot when the play is over Cand personally. I ' m still looking for that guy!) In the meantime we sacrifice our study hours Cwhich I ' m sure we were going to use!) by attending a series of lectures and art events. One concert included a combination of flute, viola, and harp. Another enjoyable concert featured a solo-pianist performance. This turned out to be more interesting than we had ever imagined. Let me explain; The pianist that entertained us was from Chapel Hill. He got in his car at the appointed time and drove speedily toward Raleigh to give his performance. Upon his arrival at Peace College, he realized that his tuxedo jacket was hanging on the closet door in his bedroom. With something close to hysteria he began to pace and shake, for everyone knows you can ' t play the piano without a tuxedo jacket! But B: DO came and all was well; for Mr. Smith, our Superman in B minor, allowed the visiting entertainer to wear his own jacket. Perhaps one of the mast prestigious events taking place on our campus was the lecture given by Mr. George Guilder. On that night Peace students and Raleigh citizens gathered in the gym and heard a lecture on the nature of supply-side econo- mics. Guilder was certainly an impressive man Cor at least some thought he was! He used a lot of big words!) When we left, we were all much xA iser in the area of economics CMr. Killebrew made me say that!). ..S i-;Vi : 1 . ' .-:y --l .- r.- a- i?WTS7.ffi ir ' ai Q7ia yyu€ ' 6 t zDa As I entered the all-too-familiar Cafeteria door, a new aronna captured my senses. After despairingly looking at the long line, I anxiously peeked down the banquet table to see what was on the menu. First, there was a tray of pickles, broccoli, cauliflower, olives and tomatoes Cand they were fresh, tool J. Then there were steaming dishes of baked potatoes that would actually melt butter CI mean margarine. 3 Beside the potatoes sat a mound of green beans that hopefully wouldn ' t taste like a tin can, and leavened rolls that could almost match Mom ' s homemade. The climiax of the dinner was the turkey and dressing entree, which v as excellent. The dessert table was a popular meeting place, and more than one girl was seen going back for seconds Cand thirds?). Like the other Peace pilgrims around me, I A as thankful and ready for this bounteous feast. F l m vJ I 0) r m T- m Sl ' ?p W n P u H B c H V ■ Q) H ■- Ci ' 1 ■ £ • ' H -- j T 1 C . J ' ■ 1 (0 u Mh I :-:t? tJ L 0) ■ H . H o c H . H III H H M 0) l l ras (1) l l Rhi j D IH I HHABl m i P92 l l l ■HMMi I Eb P I ■■fllW M L PI H H ■v HI.M 0) . H l ■K BbIS D L ' 1 ifl HH u HHJ ES BME B Aij _ I H Bh  ■ ' . 1 B i B A H m H F ViW l U) • 1 1 « Hi L tir M m (11 j . Bl L C D jiU BI tl) --. f H j i L h K K , ' ' B H . m f Hi H . III T ' i Hm IV v Li 1 V H m • hi l L Sm ■ h H h k fl l H H I I Rn99EQS SnRB3!ffii SE3Gi:S3 SSKiii; aai H;saffi?SRQi!iTSSQ!:xz ? og QjaJcim.a xpc ' f a }f€ A u i ri e First semester both started and concluded on a hectic note! How can anyone forget the initial pain of pre-registration? Your schedule isn ' t right, you don ' t have a lunch period, and who in her night mind wants an S: 1 5 class five days a week! Well, finally everything gets straightened out, and we move on to a new phase of college life — elections. With ourfreshmien friends becomiing better acquainted with a college routine, it was nowtimie to elect freshmen class officers. This was an exciting timie which included posters, banners, speeches and bribery. Who would be our freshman Class President? Would it be Louise next door, or would it be some unfamiliar face you had never seen before? Only election day would tell! Although exams time had originally seemed far off, we abruptly found out that it wasn ' t! Nights at Tut ' s and N.C. State were cut short as all good Peace girls settled down for long hours of dedicated study (consisting mostly of reading all those chapters that we should have read weeks agol None of us wanted to see an entire semester ' s work shattered by a lousy final exam grade, so out came the eye-glasses and into the trash went the Glamour magazine as we all worked frantically to make the grades n had on- -- ginally anticipated. Ending the semester on a studious note, we packed our bags and rushed home for the holidays. u ATTumh ifli AnL ' v tA ywiA awnluow-n. Have you caught the Peace College Christmas Spirit? It ' s everywhere! For tomorrow evening is our big Christmas Dance, and everyone is in the dining hall making preparations. We ' re having a great band this year; they even play some beach music! And hey, what about our hall party planned for the f ollosA ing Monday night?! Has everyone signed the refreshment list? Make sure we don ' t have thirty girls donating one bag of potato chips! Another exciting aspect of a Peace Christmas is our delicious gourmet dinner. You can ' t miss it! All of your favorite desserts will be displayed in abundance. Just remain settled until you have seen the fabulous Christmas Program coordinated by April Snow. For this year we are presenting an altered version of Tvwas the Night; Before Christmas. Girls, the Christmas program is over, and it is now time to join in on the Christmas Chain. Remember to put on your running shoes and look out for those leading sophomores on third-floor in Ross! For they are traveling at full speed as they trample down halls and stairways. Remember to hang on tight! The Christmas season has brought lots of excite- ment, but it A ouldn ' t be complete without a Get- Together at Dr. Frazier ' s home. For at this time we are in the company of trea- sured classmates, delicious goodies, and a tree which glows radiantly. We appreci- ate this special time and the many people who have en- lightened our past year. - . • • . 1 J- am. Li IS f--A|..T-, .uf! r,ir i- ' iy • W | i ,l | l, l , liptl | ll  .m  . W t 1f f . l l l HH I t i l J aYea, Sea Following the holidays, we returned to school eagerly anticipating all of the exciting activities that a new semester holds. Those first two weeks were accompanied by a hectic pace which included buying new books, preparing for rush parties, making necessary schedule changes and sending in our last deposit for the spring cruise to the Bahamas. For this was a busy time of last minute activities, life-long decisions, and formal graduation arrangements. Yet, somehow the springtime weather changed this air of seriousness into a feeling of lightheartedness and sensitivity. School work became less demanding as sA ' e lay on Peace Beach soaking up those warm rays of sunshine. Thus, the glory of new spring dresses suddenly brought about crash diets and vigorous exercising. Tabs and salads soon replaced our usual midday meals of bread, potatoes, and cake. As those last few weeks of school could be counted down, likewise could the last few dollars in our bank accounts. However, somehow we always managed to pack ten people in Dad ' s station wagon in order to make an economic week-end beach trip Cit didn ' t matter that we had to sell our souls to get those last few dollars]. These days A ere so memorable as we came back to school the following Sunday evening with wet clothes, suntanned faces, and not a darned bit of completed homework. T }h President • wpinnmiiiimnniaffW ' Acadennic Oean Dean of students Administration Ms. Carolyn Cogdell Mrs. Polly Flowe Assistant Director Mrs. Kay Downing Miss Janice Edwards Director of Alumnae Dr. David Fnazier of Admissions Mrs. Jane Kanipe Registrar Admissions Dean of Students Affairs President - ■M ? - - Ms. Elizabeth McNair Mrs- Cynthia Mrs. Cynthia Wyatt Mr, Eugene Lilley Student Affairs Dp- James Perry Seymour Director of Business Manager Director Academic Dean Registrar Admissions L Faculty Mrs. Nancy Adamczyk P.E. Mrs. Rebecca Bailey Art-Htscory Dr. Jean Bauso English Mrs. Margaret Black Miss Trudie Blackwell Music English Dr. Elizabeth Broadwell English Dr. Salty Buckner English Mrs. Ben Cochran Sociology I Mrs. Linda Miss Susan Cox Mrs. Kaye Crook Mr. John Crossno Dr. Emilie deLuca Fitz-Simons P.E. Mathematics History French Art Faculty Dr. Korrel Kanoy Psychology Mr. Paul Killebpe A Business Mrs. Dons Kincade Mrs. Alice Lazenby Home Economics Business Dr. Terrence McGovern Drama Ji Dr. Robert Stundivant Religion Mr. George A. Thomas Religion Dn, Wayne Tynen History Miss Virginia Vance Music Mrs. Janet Wester English k Mrs. Marion Arne Miss Ronalee Coffey Mrs. Verne FuCrell Mrs. Patricia Gaster Mr. Paul Johnson Mrs. Nancy Kirby Miss Patricia Miller Mrs. Doris Moser Mrs. Jane Powell Mrs. Gail Stephens Mrs. Jjmmie Lee Mrs. Nancy Weekman Ms. Brenda Woodley Walters m -IQ rvices Michele BungvA n Cornelia L. Grant Counselor Counselor Barbara HawkinE Library Paul King Library Tom Martin Cafeteria I Housekeeping Staff Cafeteria Staff PSGA Karin Currin, Secretary. Carolyn Gay, President, Anne Clayton, Vice-President. PSCA Melody Dossenboch, Secretary. Kelly Key. Presi- dent. Sandra Moone. Vice-President PSRA Lou Johnson. Vice-President. Miss McNair. Advi- sor, Meg Barnes. President. Diane Atkins. Lone Tyson. ■h ' T;HP?r:ff ■ ' m Honor Court Back: Kelly Key. Meg Barnes. Carolyn Gay Front: Connie Lambeth. Terrj Lyall ■I ;. iire-NT jTHfUT ' : Sophomore Claea Off icere secreCary, Michelle Steepe. v-pres. , Lisa Jackson; pnes. Martha Johnson Freshmen Claas Officera secretary, Wendy Cox; pres. , Elizabeth Mangum; v- pnes. , Ashley Leister oMm ' e e M e oKUly oKey F-i ri u.T:n« ' lvrw V ' ..,„,, ,. ,,,...„,,, ..,v.,,,r,- . wTMK--- - ' T ' --Tn- - ' - ' - ' S ' ' ■M r :uee a M l ' u yi ( GAd Hi Q7 hAanM } Q t ta ' u Kpoo } Danya Edv ard9 il 1 Lisa Home I Connie Lambeth Sandra Moore Mary George Davis Maid of Honor m A Qj feAri m n Q MxMi ' {poi ' } Marsha Griffin Mona Hall Slane Holland Missy Lawton n t OJ ielu QTy zhAa -- li r 1 « 4 1 m mSt V B ' ' F if B ' ' H. W yS ' lL JP  l k •«- ■ B T- ' B ji ' H B HHH|Hr- ' ' , h|| _ | ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ■ First Row — Beth Hams, Rusty Ulnich. Barbara Allen, Sandy Brendell. Tina Burden. Marlene Clegg. Martha Sue Carnoway, Laurel Brooks. Sy- bil Ward. Elizabeth Fountain. Melody Dosenbach. Karen Auten, Julie Sneed. Second Row — Tom Pipkin. Robin Lawson. Dianne Atkins, Laura Eason, Lori Collins. Jan Rogerson, Kim Bissette, Ann Snell. Sandra Parrish. Third Row — Alecia Ramsey, Sandra Moore. Elizabeth Evans, Stania Bunker, Lisa Edge. Tracey Edmundson. Martha Sue Carna A ay jE Q f(a ' } 6 uiA Left to Right — Martha Sue Cernoway, Rusty Ulrich, Sandy Brendell, Kim BIssette, Robin Lawson. ;:? m(il;; ' ' j ' jiLiki;.iiiiT:Tr7;:i TiiK ' ;: ' 4r;--A-iTw F, mB u d lam di a QfahAania ' ? 6 Meg Barnes Ann Clayt:on Carolyn Gay Martha Johnson i IT Kelly Key Connie Lambeth Sandra Moore April Snov •s; •? -•■ isi WL ' , Wu. Drew Barnes li; Meg Barnes Martha Sue Carrav ay Carolyn Gay Beth Harris Kelly Key Connie Lambeth Sandra Moore wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Ofta m a zDeila oMu Laura Eason Cseated). President. Maria Evans. Janice Hinson, Susan Thomas. -.WlWft ' J : J( . vj ,r ItJU. c iat i niA iyie yiAi€ nl6 Burden, Tina Collins, Lori Eason. Laura Edmundson, Tracey Harris, Beth Parrish, Sandra Walker, Martha Jane Ward, Sybil Anne Yanborough, Elizabeth (S t. Teachey, Robi n Woronoff, Patsy Alston, Peggy Bishop, Wendy Davis, Michelle Dunston, Sharon Essick, Ellen Franks, Tamara Micklem, Alice Mueller, Teresa Rogerson, Jan Spain, Gerri Underbill, Lu Gay, Carolyn Poole, Judy OTlo-vaoou Barnes, Drew Harris, Beth Paper, Dana Q ? . Adcock, Debra Allen, Barbara Barnes, Drew Barnes, Meg Buchanan, Linda Cannon, Suzanne Clegg, Marlene Cole, Kathryn Evans, Elizabeth Fountain, Elizabeth Griffin, Cindy Griffin, Marsha Hall, Mona Jordan, Mary Margaret Lee, Tammy Leister, Ashley Mangum, Elizabeth Overby, Sharon Poole, Judy Pressly, Merial Price, Pat Ramsey, Alecia Remetio, Suelynne Rowland, Lisa Sheely, Betsy Stovall, Karen Ulrich, Rusty Atkins, Dlanne Auten, Karen Ball, Anny Bissetrte, KIn-i Brooks, Laurel Carraway, Martha Sue Grumpier, Kim Dossenbach. Melody Jackson, Rose McDuffie, Melody Minier, Karen Rogerson, Jan Sneed, Julie Boyer, Carol ine Foil, Quincy Hudson, Marcia McCall, Kathryn McNeill, Margaret Moore, Sandra O Barbour, Linda Barnes, Susan Bartholomew, Missy Beretich, Melissa Brendell, Sandra Bunker, Staria Carter, Oscara Cannon, Suzanne Crosland, Anne Garrett Curtis, Edith Davis, Rebecca Edge, Lisa Essick, Ellen Goss, Pam Gray, Lori Hastings, Ann Hensgen, Nancy Holt, Lisa Jennette, Marsha Johnson, Allison Key, Kelly Lewis, Leslie Manning, Laurie Mason, Alex McMillan, Kirby Micklem, Alice Money, Tammy Moore, Genie Qgburn, Debbie Pipkin, Toni Powell, Kim Quick, Karen Ratliff, Chris Schronce, Karen Spain, Gerri Stuart, Lori Ann Sykes, Tammy Taylor, Karen Qlleftf ' y tecta ' zHecognifw-n ecog K Sandy Va catctot Brendell, Goss, Pam Lawson, Robin Owens. Cheryl QyeMriii Ball, Amy Carraway, Martha Sue Lee, Tammy Mangum, Elizabeth Rogerson, Jan Bunker, Staria Hastings, Ann Key, Kelly Lewis, Leslie Pilegge, Laura Westmoreland, Kim ' eltm a ' ) a i tc Dnanna Club 3T Daughters and Granddaughters HP Chamber Singers ii Piano Ensemble Choir m Hi r Peace Times !■! ?ir Lotus ■ W ' WI h Prism ■ ' •t •?• •W , ' w Porpoise Club y. ■™r h FCA Circle K sr Home Ec Clogging i «■ ll FBW Bible Study J RA ' s Fine Manshalls w Bible Study Circle K Daughtere and Grandaughtera Amenda Baker BeCh Lavender Nine Beth Daughtndge Sandna IVloone Kathy Copeland Pom Bailey Tiana Burden Bonnie Mihovich Mentha Johnson Anne Clayton Suzanne Cannon Elizabeth Mangun Jenny Goodwin Angela Bnown Lone Tyson Kelly Key Lou Jouhnson Kathy Briggs Chamber Singers Grayson Warren Lori Collins Kathy A alston Suelynn Remetio Mencie Hudson Rhonda Hall April Snow Caroline Boyen Laurie SiA Qin Susan Allen Elizabeth Mengum Donna Tyson Grace Shaw Robin LavA son Choir Catherine Tnce Anne Bagley Cathy Erckman Dianne Manniz Paige Whitley Lynn fs loore Patsy Woronoff Cathy Jackson Tammy Sykes Sandra Lupo Ronda Jones Julie Sneed Marts Evans Margaret Kelly Karen Lynn Taylor Pet Price Cheryl Owens Keren Kingsbury Wendy Cox Rose Jeckson Kim Herrell Leigh Eckard Kim Crumpler Abby Pervin Debbie Ogburn Liz Colberg Suzonne Davis Leura Lancaster Leanne Floyd Kathy Walston Celia Darden Lou Simmons Lisa Dorman Marshe Jennette Mary George Davis Susan Meuser Suelynn Remetio Gayle Ballard Laura Cobb Angela Bno A n Connie Lambeth Sherry Parnsh Meg Barnes Lynne Bissette Cindy Creech Jackie Freeman Beth Jeanette Caroline Jordan Kathy Maxwell Kirby McMillan Jan Proctor Eleanor Rogers Catherine Srnith Bernetto Sydnor Grayson Warren Kelly Wells Patsy Wononoff Elizabeth Yarborough Linda Barbour Missy Bartholomew Susan Corson Ginger Carter Ann Garett Crosland Rebecca Davis Cat hy Daughtry Cathy Erchman Neal Fesperman Kim Fouts Mensha Jennette Ashley Leister Alice Micklem Karen Pearce Kimi Pittmon Meriel Pressly Pat Price Mary Anne Register Kay Robertson Bennice Rouse Grace Shew Cindy Sims Robin Teachey Gwen Thompson Amie Umphlett Karen Wells Meg Wicker Quincy Foil Tracey Edmondson Margaret McNeill Susan Carson Anne Crosland Celia Darden Caroline Boyer Sandra Grey MarciB Hudson Sharon Jones Kathryn McCall Amie UmphletC Meg Wicker Kethy Walston Laura Anne Lambert Bridget Stephenson Lisa Morrison Ken Brantley Lisa Pndgen Beth Sateeby Clogging Club Dianne Manning Sherry Parnsh Lauro Cobb Angela Brown Mary George Davis Tina Hall Beth JeanneCte Grace Shew Pern Goss Nell Glover Bernice Rouse Merigail Bradshaw Ginny Goodv in Catherine Trice Bryson Booth Beth Brown Tina Pappas Yasmine Hemad Danya Edwards F.C.A. Susan McLean Jan Rogerson Dianne Atkins Wendy Bishop Ellen Essick Ginny Goodwin Alice Micklem Elizabeth Mengurr Kelly Key Martha Johnson Grace Shaw Ann Mizelle Eleanor Rogers Rebecce Devis Lorie Tyson mmmmmmmmmm Fire Marshals Margaret Kelly Marsha Jeanette Msrchelle Moore EoiCh Curtis Julie Meberle Sandy Brendel Lorie Tyson Ken Brantley Laura White Kirby McMillan Martha Sue Carraway Elizabeth Mangum Sherry O ' Neal Patsy Woronoff Dianne Atkins Kathy Briggs Alecia Ramsey Tstna Moody Barbara Alien Suzsnne Cannon Beth Lavender Jan noberts Nancy Johnson Home Ec. Club Sherry Psrnsh Cheryl L. Owens Elizabeth Weaver Margaret Kelly Louanne Mills AnnN Hall Robin Lawson Tern Peele Mary Francis Farr Bernice Rouse Lisa Rov lend Garnett Henson Roberta Mothershead Jill Schv ' ebeland Tammy Lee Katherme Smith Gma Forsythe Laura Cobb Paige Whitley Carolyn Gay Leigh Umstead Beth Graham Lotus Jane Lmdsey Carolyn Gay Drew Barnes Anne Clayton Allison Johnson Lone Tyson Kelly Wells Elizabeth Evans Wendy Cox Connie Lambeth Sharon Overby Anne Snell Susan Meuser Anne Fowler ThondB Hall Lisa Stanley Cindy Bellinger Peace Times Beth Lavender Paula Tugweii Melody McDuff le Liz Colberg Lone Tyson Missy Bertholomew Suzanne Cannon Marlene Clegg Kim Daughtry Beth Harris Kim Hilton Slane Holland Louanne Mills Dawn Moss Suelynne Remetio Jill Schwabeled Katherme Smith Piano Ensemble Elizabeth Mangum Angela Barkas Melody Wood Sherry O ' Neal Porpoise Club Melinda Gredy Leigh Eckard Mary Francis Mona Hell Annette Snow Randi Friday Phyllis Swinson Bridget Stephenson Allison Poole Angela Brown Tracy Edmundson Danya Edwards Melissa Ventich Annah Allen Gretchen Stephenson Barbara Hobson Caroline Butler Residents Ass istants Jackie Freeman Lorie Tyson Kirby McMillan Suzanne Cannon Beth Lavender Pricille Harper Jenie Moore Jasmine Hamad Sherry Pernsh Alecia Ramsey Karen Stoval Tama Moody Lisa Barnes Betsy Sheely Kam Roberts Nancy Johnson Prism Julie Sneed Susan Finch Eliza Sinclair Kathy Copeiand Beth Hams Lori Collins Suzanne Davis Roberta Mothershead Sue Lynne Remetio Slane Holland Theatre Arts Group Lisa Morrison Sharron Overby Marlene Clegg Wendy Cox Sherry J. O ' Neal Roberta Mothershead Kathy Drabicki Caroline S Boyer Laurie Swam Celia Darden Gayle Ballard Melissa Overman Julie Sneed Georgeanna Boone Shariene Riddle Betsy Sheely Bernetta Sydnor Beth Harris Laurel Brooks Suzanne Davis Connie Lambeth Tammy Britt Tonya Foster Suzanne Jones Suelynne Remetio K Ill .T ' .-.ijrvfTWiErf m m I.I ( . -s f DD (1 ™ m 1 .MSUm rfW t r Q eeomz cH 6 ' sf a k i l ■ C vHl S S Ui J a 1! (XJ -Lv . Ill ( tr t VRx : 6. qM 7 Qj irU rla 6 ofotdA PT- OJAiawl Qj i iie ' u •id- Pnn a} Qfeco rid Qj i nie ' u lOw? t OTiax OU6 B w III ( ni y l Q Pcai ? e rid Q Ptai tM ' Ui w 1.1 t 35 - J xm Ofeayyici (pa6 t QjAlnz 0aAt T3HSB3HKl3!R r or a rrve ' a me I ir , m III Peace College Is very fortu- nate to have such a well qual- ified and high-standing coach as Miss Cox. Within 1 2 yeans, she has com- plied as outstanding record of 21 3 wins and 52 losses. She is an aggressive, outspoken, and hand-workjng coach. However, it is qualities which help to bring out the best in her players, therefore helping the college have another win- ning season. We thank Miss Cox for the hard work and de- dication she has given to Peace. Lu Underhill ' s famous lay-up never fails. sr THE GREEN GIANTS STAND TALL As usual, the well-coached Green Giants provided their fans with an excep- tional season. With the coolness and experience of the returning sopho- mores, combined with the sparky play of freshnnen. the Peace Basketball team became known for the exciting play. The smoothness of each pass balanced with the gracefulness of each lay-up made for a chilling and invigor- ating season. The three co-captains. Ellen Essick. Jan Rogerson, and Tamara Franks, led the Giants to victory time after tinne. The sophonnores leaving are Ellen Essick. Jan Rogerson, Tamara Franks, Peggy Alston. Teresa Mueller, and Sharon Dunston. vWHWrWi! Ill THE STROKES OF VICTORY Domineering and energetic best describes the 1 9Q2-Q3 Tennis team. This closely-knit group of girls had a good season due to the precision play of volved. Upholding the fine tennis tradition set forth at Peace is a difficult task, but A ith hard-work, training, and loads of self-confidence, this year ' s team took win- ning in stride. The graduating sophomores are Staria Bunker, Kelly Key, Leslie Lewis. Laura Pilegge. and Diana Gordon. Leslie Lewis was chosen for the All- American Team last year. There were only three Freshmen on the team, they include: Kim Westnnoreland. Ann Hasting and Gin- ny Goodwin. In the image of Irving Berlin ' s quotation. The tough- est thing about success is that you ' ve got to keep on being a success. The tennis team has upheld that success this year. Leslie Lewis shovA s much determination as she hits a two-handed backhand. iiiii r Staria Bunker, the captain of the team, reveals tremendous concen- tration as she hits a fore-hand. 1.1 INTRAMURALS, A BIG SUCCESS The 1 9B2-B3 intramural season was one filled with laughter, enthusiasm, and competition. Rivalries be tween dorms often sparked the end of a terrific sea- son. The year began with softball and volleyball and was capped off with backgammon, bowling, and a swim meet. Also, the Sophomore-Freshman powderpuff game was a big success. Meg Barnes, who is president of PSRA. is quoted as saying, ■Tve been pleased with the participation in the events. We have an enthusiastic freshman class. • ' Miss McNair. a former student and now Director of Student Affairs, says this about the intramural program ■ ' Ex- cellent leadership and enthusiastic participation is what made the intramural program such a success. Whether as a participant or as a spectator, everyone involved in this years intramural program found three dominating traits — fun. relaxation, and f riendshipi i fi J II 1,1 Date Nov . 1S-20 Nov 27-aB Dec P Dec 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 3 Jan. - A Jan. IB Jan. ai Jan. 23 Jan. as Jan. 29 Jan. 3Q Feb. 5 Feb. a Feb. ID Feb. 13 Feb. a-4-2B March 3-4 1-1 S8S Schedule Opponent St. Augustine ' s East Coast Classic Mt. Olive Anderson Gainesville Truett-McConnell Essex ChoNA an Mt. Olive Louisburg Mt. Olive Spartanburg-Methodist Brevard Louisburg Chowan St. Augustine ' s North Greenville Divisional Tounnannent Regional Tournament Place St. Augustine ' s Louisburg Home Home Gainesville, GA Cleveland, GA Home Mupfreesboro Home Louisburg Mt. Olive Spartanburg, SC Brevard Home Home Home Home Home Spartanburg, SC 1S81-198S Roster Number AS SA 3Q 12 34 54 32 22 4G 10 14 Names Sharon Dunston Michelle Davis Lou Anne Underhill Tamara Franks Jan Hogerson Wendy Bishop Ellen Essick Peggy Alston Gerri Spain Teresa Mueller Alice Micklen Positions Forward Guard Guard Guard Forward Forward Center Forward Guard Guard Forward «S .ViV I TENNIS □ATE Feb. 25 March B-1 O March 1 B March 1 a March 20 March 22 March 23 March 25 March 2B April 2-4 April B April 14 April 1 5 May 10-14 OPPONENT East Carolina Spring Trip to Florida Davidson East Tennessee State Appalachian State Univ. of Georgia High Point Virginia Tech Funman MId-AtlantIc Collegiate Tennis Championships East Carolina St. Mary ' s Davidson NJCAA National Tournament PLACE Home Home Johnson City, TN Boone Home High Point Home Home Staunton, VA Greenville Home Davidson Ocala, FL 198i-8S ROSTER Staria Bunker Ginny Goodwin Diane Gordon Ann Hastings Kelly Key Leslie Lewis Susan McLean Laura Pilegge Kim Westmoreland Martha Johnson [Manager) DATE OPPONENT PLACE March 24 March 30 April 1 April 5 April 7 April 1 A April 1 6 April -I 3 April 2D April 24 April 27 April 2B Duke Meredith Mt. 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NC 2B501 Bradley, Diane Kathryn 5G2 1 Sandlewood Drive Raleigh. NC 27603 Brendell, Sandra Wayne Box 51 B 7 Lakes West End. NC 2737B Brett, Donna Jean 204 Second St. Murf reesboro. NC27B55 Briggs, Kathryn Lang P O, Box 35 Chase City. VA 23324 Brooks, Laurel Denise Rt. 1 Box 31 O Clayton. NC 27520 Brown, Margaret Angela P O, Box 572 Angier. NC 27501 Bulluck, Mary Ruth 232 1 Berkley Drive Rocky Mount. NC 27B01 Bunker, Starla Elizabeth 1215 Maxwell St. Salisbury. NC2S144 Burden, Tina Frances 304 N Smithwick St. Williamston. NC 27S32 Butler, Caroline Warner 1 02 Mountain View St. Morganton, NC 2BB55 Cannon, Suzanne Corry 1 BO 1 Providence Rd, Charlotte. NC 28207 Carraway, Martha Sue 5 1 1 Bazemore St, Windsor, NC273B3 Churchill, Angela Carole 1 232 Trailwood Drive Raleigh, NO 2760B Clarke, Cornelia Keyes 4232-E Knob Oak Lane Charlotte, NC 2B2 1 1 Clayton, Anne McCarrell P.O. Box 34BS Morehead City. NC 2B557 Clegg, Mary Marlene Rt. 2 Apex. NO 275D2 Cliett, Cynthia Anne 333 Mashie Lane Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Cobb, Laura Ann 2DO Holly Cove St, Franklin, VA 23B51 Colberg, Lisbeth Tracy 1 SOS Overland Drive Chapel Hill. 2751 4 Collins, Lori Angela 713 Dawnwood Ot. Raleigh. NC 27BG3 Copaland, Carol Ann 91 5 W. Stokes St. Ahoskie. NC 2731 G Copeland, Kathleen Annette 4GB Cedar Hill Lane Raleigh. NC 27BG3 Cottrell, Rebecca Lynn Rt. 1 Kittrell. NC 27544 Cox, Kimberly Maurasetta Rt, 7 Clearwater Hills Box 251 -A Chapel Hill, NC 2751 4 Creech, Cynthia lone 20B W, Waddell Street Selma. NO 2757B Currin, Karen Sue 4 1 O College St, Oxford. NC 275B5 Daniel, Elizabeth Allan B 1 1 Cherry St 27565 Daughtridga, Nina Elizabeth 34G4 Woodlawn Rd. Rocky Mount. NC27BG1 Davis, Mary George 503 Grimmersburg St, Farmville. NO 27B2B Davis, Mary Suzanne 558 Rovyland St, Henderson. NO 2753B DiMond, Daisy Elizabeth 203 College St, Oxford. NC 275B5 Dosaenbach, Melody Elizabeth Rt 2 Box 1 32 Siler City. NC 27344 Dunston, Sharon Jeanette P, D, Box 33 Macon. NO 27551 Eakes, Carole Louise 70G Vandora Ave, Garner. NO 27523 Eason, Laura Ann Rt. 3 Selma. NO 27576 Edge, Lisa Louise 317 Oakdale Rd. Rocky Mount, NO 27801 Edmundaon, Tracey Dianne Rt, 2 Fremont. NO 27S30 Edwards, Danya Lynn P O Box 61 3 Rich Square. NO 27B63 Esaick, Ellen Carol Rt. 1 3 Box BB Lexington. NO 27232 Evans, Elizabeth Cawthorne 612 Falls Rd Rocky Mount. N0 27B01 Evans, Maria Lynn Rt, 7 Box 3 Oxford. NO 27565 Evans, Pan ela Jean 1 61 6 E. Greenville Blvd. Greenville. NO 27834 Evans, Sandra Lyn 202 Williamsburg Drive Greenville. NO 27834 Everett, Patricia Marie 26G5 Graham Drive Kinston. N0 28501 Farabea, Donna Michelle 1 244 Jefferson Rd. Greensboro. NC 274 1 O Finch, Susan Lynatte 50 1 Broughton St, Wilson. NC 27B33 Fleming, Gay Louvee 110 Crescent St, Kannapolis. NC 2SOB1 Flynt, Darlene Rebecca 701 Weaver Drive Lexington, NO 27232 Foil, Carolyn Quincy 556 Hermitage Drive Concord. N0 2B025 Fountain, Elizabeth Gordon 735 Hill St. Rocky Mount. NO 27BG1 Franks, Chandrae Dawn 320B Purland Orive Raleigh, N0 27603 Franks, Tamara Dana 320B Purland Drive Raleigh. N0 27B03 Freeman, Jacqueline Anne 33 1 3 Hawthorne Rd Rocky Mount. N0 27B01 Friday, Mary Randolph P.O. Box 31 6 Dallas. NO 2S034 Funck, Laura Elizabeth 321 1 Oliffdale Rd. Fayetteville. NO 2B303 Gey, Cerolyn Sue 53 1 3 Clear Run Drive Wilmington. NC 2B403 Glover, Nell Hart Rt. 2 Seaboard, NC 27B76 rim ' .-mrfTTiif rniilHt - ' - - ' -- ' ' -- Gooden, Penelope Ann Ht. 1 Box 1 46 Elizabethtown. I )C 28337 Gooden, Wenda Sue Re. 1 Box 1 59-B Elizabethtown, NC2B337 Gordon, Diana Wyn 4QB N. Waverly St. Farmville. NC 27B2S Gordon, Susan Carol P. O. Box 545 Mt. Pleasant, NC 2B1 24 Goes, Pamela Koe Rt. 2. Box 515 Creedmor, NC 27522 Graham, Elizabeth Anne 2141 Woodland A ve. Burlington. NC 2721 5 Hairr, Pamela Claudetce 1 OB Lowery Ct. Raleigh. NC 27B14 Hell, Rhonda Lynn Rt. 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Asheboro, NC 27203 Mitchell, Patricia Jean 251 O Columbine Lane Burlington, NC 2721 5 Money, Tamara Jeanne 3532 Kirby Smith Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Moody, Taina Darlene E040 Tory Lane Asheboro, NC 27203 Moore, Elizebeth Marchelle 3006 Oneal Rd. Raleigh, NE27612 Moore, Genie Mercelle Rt. 6 Box 333 Thomasville, NC 27360 Moore, Martha Ann 2703 Carver St. Durham, NC 27705 Moore, Sendre Denies 26 1 O Evans St. Morehead City, NC 28557 Moore, Sherri Dee 514 Lennox Drive Fayetteville, NC 28303 Moore, Virginia Lynn 716 F leming St. Wilson, NC 27633 Morrison, Jeen Elizebeth 231 3 Parham Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Mueller, Teresa Anne Rt. 2, Box B-H Disputanca. VA 23B4S Mullaney, Adrienne Louise 1 301 Quail Ridge Rd. Raleigh, NC 27B09 Norris, Pamela Jean 1 323 W, Mam St. Clayton, NC 27520 Owens, Tracey Lyn B501 Candlewood Drive Charlotte. NC2B2ia Parker, Lisa Colclough 5320 Inglewood Lane Raleigh. NC27B03 Parriah, Sandra Lynns 1 1 B1 3 Coachman ' s Way Raleigh. NC 27B1 4 Parrish, Sherry Annette Rt 2. Box 1 7B Fuquay-Vanna. NC 2752B Patton, Susan Marie 5323 Quail Hollow Rd. . Charlotte, NC28210 Payne, Tammy Carol Rt. 1 Box 71 A Stokesdale, NC 27357 Peoples, Kimberly Lane 3B 1 B Carolyn Drive Raleigh. NC 27BD4 Pilegge, Laura Lee 33DO Yorkshire Ct. Raleigh. NC 27B04 Pipkin, Toni Louise 1 OB Nellwood Ct, Durham. NC 27712 Poole, Allison Lee P.O, Box B50 Raeford. NC 2B37B Poole, Judith Lucille 262B Fairview Rd. Raleigh, NC 27BOB Pridgan, Elizabeth Marie P, D Box -4751 Wilmington. NC 2B43B Proctor, Jan Louise 1-411 Carolyn Drive Charlotte. NC 2B2D5 Ramsey, Alscia Ann P.O. Box 74 Riegelwood. NC 2Ba5B Pascoe, Caria Ann 6Q1 Gatling Street Windsor. NC 273B3 Raid, Elaine B3 1 B Honeycutt Rd. Raleigh. NC 27B03 Riddle, Sharlene Kay 1 B 1 O Winterlochen Rd. Fayetteville. NC 2B305 Pitch, Carolyn Leigh Rt. B Box 217 Lakewood Hills Laurinburg. NC 2B352 Rivenbark, Mary Christina P D Box 151 Burgaw, NC 2B425 Roberts, Kamin Pat 1 445 Pamalee Drive Fayetteville. NC 2B303 Rogers, Eleanor Walker 303 Tyson Ave Bennettsville. SC 2351 2 Rogers, Rebecca Ann 1 304 Pineview Drive Raleigh. NC 27BGB Rogerson, Lisa Jan Rt, 2 Box 29B Williamston, NC 27B32 Roaser, Mary Linton 1 230 Mulberry Rd. Martinsville. VA 241 1 2 Rouae, Cynthia Kay 1 4DB Kenbrook Drive Garner, NC 27523 Ruckar, Susan Lee P. O. Box 1 056 Rutherf ordton. NC 281 33 Sauls, Jennifer Susan 4D5 West Waddell Selma. NC 2757B Schneider, DeAnne Lynn 2G1 Bayleaf Drive Raleigh. NC 27803 Scroggin, Nancy Jean 115 Prestwood Hts. Lenoir. NC 2B645 Sease, Brenda Elizabeth Rt. 2 Box 355A Dunn. NC 28334 Ssibart, Russelle Cooper 283 1 NE Place Ft Lauderdale, FL 3330B Sella, Danita Kay 1318 Dundee Lane Martinsville. VA 241 1 2 Shaw, Betty Lou P, D. Box 1 B3 Pinehurst. NC 2B374 Sheely, Betsy Ann 101 1 W. Church St. Elizabeth City. NC 27303 Sills, Teresa Lynn Rt. 1 Box 253-B Bunnleve!. NC 28323 Simmons, Anna Louisa 4 12 Beechwood Drive Smithfield. NC 27577 Simmons, Gayla Sue Rt. 1 Box 1 45-A Elizabethtown. NC2S337 Sinclair, Elizabeth Forrest 324 Pincrest Drive, Fayetteville. NC 2B305 Smith, Betsy Jean 1 523 W. Thomas St. Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Smith, Lillian Edith Rt. 3 Box 734 Fairmont. NC 2834G Smith, Martha Elizabeth Box 1 B31 Southern Pines. NC 28387 Sneed, Julie Karen 1 25 Pine Cone Drive Oxford. NC 27565 Snell, Ann Gayla 230 Pinecrest Drive. Apt. 1 O Fayetteville. NC 2B305 Sno M, April Lizzatte 22 1 Beechtree Circle Mt. Airy. NC 27030 Sno M, Maria Annette 111 Oakview Drive Elon College. NC 27244 Stanley, Lisa Noble P. O. Box 471 Tabor City. NC 2B4B3 Starling, Sally Annette Rt. 2 Box 515 King ' s Mountain. NC 2BOBB Stephenson, Bridget Kathryn 640 BE 26th Ave. Ft. Lauderdale. FL33301 Stephenson, Gretchen Kathryn B40 SE 2Bth Ave Ft, Lauderdale. FL333D1 Steppe, Georgia Michelle Rt. 1 Box 55B Farmville, NC27B2B Stovall, Karen Michele 1 64 Woods St. Eden. NC 272BB Strader, Iris Faith 4C1 Crescent Drive Wilson. NC 27B33 Strickland, Brenda Kaye Rt. 2 Box 40B Roanoke Rapids. NC 27370 SxMinson, Phyllis Ann Rt. 2 Box B Jamesville. NC 27S46 Sydnor, Bernetta A. 3005 Cardinal Place Lynchburg. VA 24503 Thomas, Susan Clark 1 SOB Griffith Rd. Monroe. NC 281 1 O Thomas, Theresa Louise 1 83 Confederate Ave. Danville, VA 2454 1 Thompson, Deborah Jo BOS Ivanhoe Drive Raleigh. NC 27B03 Tugwell, Paula Joyce P. O. Box 1 47 Maury. NC 2S554 Turner, Lynn Maria 1 003 Manchester Drive Raleigh. NC 27B03 Tutor, Lisa Miranda 113 Woodrow St. Fuquay. NC 2752B Tyson, Loria Anne Rt. 2. Box 48-E Creedmor. NC 27522 Ulrich, Mary Russell 444 N Daughtry St. Rocky Mount. NC27801 Vaughan, Kimberly Hope P, O. Box 235 Lewiston. NC 27S43 Vick, Susan Story 1 OB Rawlsdale Rd. Franklin. VA 23851 Walker, Martha Jane 1 40B Westmont Drive Asheboro. NC 27203 Ward, Sybil Anna 301 B Berkley Drive Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Warren, Ann Grayson BB5 Highland Drive Eden. NC 272B8 Walla, Kelly Lynn B405 Rockrest Ct. Raleigh. NC 27B1 2 Wheless, Frances Rochelle Rt 2 Box 1 57 Spring Hope, NC 278B2 White, Laura Anna Rt. 2 Box 380 Richmond. VA 23233 Whitley, Elizabeth Paige 300 Wilshire Boulevard Wilson. NC 27B33 Wood, Melody Jean 23G1 Piney Plains Rd. Raleigh. NC 27B06 Woronoff, Patricia Daniels 201 O Running Springs Dr. Kingwood. TX 77333 Wortman, Frances Allyn Rt, 4 Box 412 Lillington. NC 2754B Yarborough, Ann Elizabeth Rt. 1 2 Box 512 Sanford, NC 27330 mfmm mm Adcock, Dabra Jean 1 1 1 Delacroix St, Oxford. NC 275G5 Ashwopch, Angala AnnaCte 715 Holland Rd Fuquay-Varina. NC 3752B Bagley, Anna Elizabeth 1 1 1 Pine St, Kenbridge. VA 23344 Bai lay, Laura Jane 701 Currituck Drive Raleigh. NC 27B09 Ball, Amy Elizabeth 40 1 Mitchell Ave. Franklinton, NC 27525 Ballard, Thada Gayle 312 Brookf leld Drive Statesville. NC 2BS77 Ballanger, Cynthia Anne Rt, 2 Box 31 3- A High Point. NC272GO Barbour, Linda Jeanne 3200 Harmad Drive Richmond, VA 23235 Barnea, Mary Susan 1 303 N, Craven St, New Bern. NC 2B5BO Baron, Joan Mary 44 1 7 Embleton Drive Raleigh. NC 27B1 2 Bartholomew, Michelle Anne 1 27 South Allen Rd Wake Forest. NC 275B7 Belk, Lor! Lee SSOB Old Onslow Rd, Greensboro, NC 27407 Beretich, Melissa Anne Rt, 3 Box 1 4 Clinton. NC 2B32B Blackwelder, Kena Rae 1 253 Madison Ave. Kannaoolis. NC 2SOB 1 Booth, Jane Bryson 417 Tarboro St, Rocky Mount. NC 27B01 Boyar, Caroline Swann 405 West Luola St, Madison. NC27025 Bradshaw, Marigail 22 1 O Stallings Drive Kinston, NC 2B501 Brantley, Keri 21 03 Carlisle Rd, Greensboro. NC 2740S Breedlove, Karen Lynette B0 1 Sunset Ave. Oxford. NC275B5 Britt, Sara Suzanne Rt, 1 Box 337 Bladenboro. NC 2B320 Britt, Tammy Kay Rt, 1 Box 1 52-B Orrum. NC 2B3B3 Brown, Susan Elizabeth Rt, 3 Box 37 Monroe. NC 2B1 1 O Brown, Virginia Leigh Rt, 7 Box 1 24 Raleigh. NC 27614 Buchanan, Linda Ellen 11313 Coachman ' s Way Raleigh, NC27B14 Campbell, Wendy Lynn 1 324 Burlingate Place Burlington. NC 2721 5 Canaday, Dixie Lee Rt, 3 Box 2B2 St, Pauls. NC 2B3B4 Carson, Susan Rosa P, O, Box 514 Rives St, Bethel. NC 27S1 2 Carter, Ann Beth Box SB Bth Street Ellerbe. NC 2B33S Carter, Oscara Lynna Rt, 3 Box 77 Wallace, NC 2B4BB Carter, Virginia Clark 215 West Southerland Wallace. NC 2B4BB Chamblae, Tammy Leigh Rt, 3 Box 1 02 Wendell. NC 27531 Chandler, Meliasa Anne 300 Rollingwood Drive Greensboro. NC 2741 O Che Mning, Bina Gay B71 7 Foxfire Place Raleigh. NC 27B03 Coats, Marsha Dawn 2703 Pelham Rd, Rocky Mount. NC27801 Cole, Kathryn Thomas 1 20 Pineridge Lane Goldsboro, NC 27530 Collins, Cindy 1 441 3 Possom Track Rd, Raleigh. NC 27614 Cook, Paula Jo Rt, 4 Box 1 BO Chapel Hill. NC 2751 4 Cooke, Deborah Jennifer 2 1 B Pine Circle Goldsboro. NC 27530 Couch, Cynthia Faith 21 1 O Woodland Drive Durham. NC 27704 Cox, Wendy Sue 1 203 Brookside Drive Wilson, NC 27BS3 Croom, Kimberly Qray 131 Valley Drive Roanoke Rapids. NC27B70 Crosland, Anne Gerrett 545 Winfield Boulevard Concord. NC 2B025 Crumpler, Kimberly Paige 605 N, Lionel St, Goldsboro. NC 27530 Curtis, Edith Rose Rt, 1 Box 1 3-A Manson. NC 27553 Cardan, Celia Parker B 1 1 West Wilson Creek Drive. New Bern. NC 2B5BO Deughtry, Catherine Lynn 131 3B Brand on Way Rd, Gaithersburg, MD 20760 Deughtry, Kimberly Ann Rt, 1 Box 304B Clinton. NC 2B32B Davis, Diana Ruth 1 26 Mohican Trail Wilmington. NC 2B403 Davis, Julie Ann 4 1 OS Converse Drive Raleigh. NC 2760S Davis, Rebecca Ann 1301 Wellons Ave, Dunn. NC 2B334 Davis, Yulonda Michelle Rt, 2 Box 235 Creedmor. NC 27522 Dewkins, Anita Louise 61 O Hilliard Drive Fayetteville. NC2B301 Dewkins, Dawn Marie 1 1 B Ellington St, Fayetteville. NC2B305 Deans, Kimberly Lynn Rt, 2 Box 520 Wilson. NC 27633 DeLeuw, Jenny Dugan 1 BOB Guest St, Greensboro. NO 27405 DeMarra, Janie Dauphine 423 Shadowbrook Drive Burlington, NC 2721 5 DePorter, Nancy Catherine Box 2B5 Youngsville, NC 275S6 Diesing, Constance Eileen 504 Winyan Lane Louisville, KY40223 DiFebio, Donna Marie 1 01 1 Coscowilla Drive Savon Hghts. Cary. NC 271 1 Dixon, Alette Faye 3507 Canterbury Rd, . New Bern. NC 2S5BO Dixon, Julie Hearn 511 West Main St, Washington. NC 27BB3 Dorman, Laurie Anne 5505 Tarrywood Ct, Raleigh. NC 27B03 Dorman, Lisa Lynn 225 Kinlaw Rd, . Fayetteville. NC 28301 Drabicki, Kathleen Elizabeth 40B Lancelot Drive Greenville. NC 27B34 Durham, Susan Paige 7 1 7 W, Davis St, . Burlington. NC 2721 5 Eatman, Donna Ruth 3604 Colonial Lane Rocky Mount. NC 27B01 Eckard, Leigh Ellen 41 1 Wayberry Drive Fayetteville. NC 2B303 Erckmen, Catherine Elaine 1 1 02 Martha Drive Monroe. NC 2B1 1 O Etheridge, Jill Kathleen S5B Stonegate Drive Salem. VA 241 53 Evans, Debre Gay Rt, 4 Box 307 Oxford. NC 275B5 Farr, Mary Frances 1 1 OB Bonner St, Washington. NC 27BB3 Fesperman, Anne Neal 1 1 4 Brookdale Rd. Shelby. NC28150 Fleming, Susan Read P.O- Box 875 Clarksville. VA 23327 Floyd, Mary Leenne Rt, 6 Box SO Laurinburg. NC 28352 Forsythe, Gina Marie 1716 Clarendon Drive Greensboro. NC27410 Foater, Tanya Kay 733 Parham Street Rocky Mount. NC27801 m PouCs, Kimborly Patrice 6690 Knollwood Circle Douglasville. GA 301 35 Fowler, Rachel Anne 5Q7 Peach Sc. Shelby. NC 26 150 Gambill, Holly Blair 4 1 1 O Winchester Rd. , Winston-Salem, NC2710B Godwin, Sheila Kathryn 1 20 Dundee Rd . Fayecteville. NC 2S303 Goodwin, Cynthia Marie 3701 Lancelot Ct, Raleigh. NC 27604 Goodwin, Virginia Flournay 711 Hertford Rd. Winston-Salem. NC 271 04 Grady, Melinda Marina P. O- Box 217 Elizabethtown. NC 28337 Gray, Lori Ann 1211 Rogers Lake Rd, , Kannapolis, NC 2BOB1 Grey, Sandra Boyd 1 BB Hahn Place SE Concord. NC 2BQ25 Griffin, Cindy Jo Rt, 2 Box 1 86 Louisburg. NC 27549 Griffin, Laurie Lynn 703 River Rd. New Bern, NC 2B5BO Griffin, Marsha Lynn Rt, 1 Box 344 Williamston, NC 27B32 Griffin, Lynn Marie 1 1 05 Oak Hill Drive Monroe, NC 2B1 1 O Hall, Anne Nickles Rt. 1 A Box 1 BS Richmond, VA Hall, Ramona Gayle 1 02 Robin Rd, Oxford, NC 275B7 Harding, Mary Elizabeth Cross Keys St. Courtland. VA 23B37 Hardiaon, Diana Ellen 9 1 O Manchester Rd. Spring Lake. NC 2B390 Harrell, Kimberly 1 403 Evergreen Drive Greenville. NC 27B34 Lee, Tammy Diane Rt. 3 Box 55B Washington, NC 27BB9 Leggett, Lisa Francine 531 7 Cedarwood Drive Raleigh. NC 27B09 Leister, Ashley Kennedy 2003 Greenbriar Rd, Kinston. NC 2B5D1 Long, Stacy Ann 2 1 07 West Road Kinston. NC 28501 Lupo, Sandra Juanita P, O, Box 22 Bladenboro. NC 2B320 Mangum, Elizabeth Pruette P O Box 236 Faison, NC 2B341 Manning, Laura Kay P. O. Box 442 Bethel, NC 2781 2 Martin, Virginia Anne P, O. Box 1121 Rutherfordton. NC 281 39 Mason, Rebecca Alexandria Rt 1 2 Box 26 Statesville. NC 26677 McCall, Kathryn Frances Rt, 1 Box 447 Flat Rock. NC2B731 McDuffie, Melody Anne P, O Box 1 1 66 Lumberton. NC2S356 Harris, Alice Taylor 201 W, 1 1 th St. Washington, NC 27889 Harris, Elizabeth J. 7 1 25 Brecken Ridge Ave. Raleigh, NC 27603 Hastings, Ann Margaret 1 2041 Indian Lake Drive Vicksburg, Ml 49037 Hastings, Elizabeth Jane 1 022 Lafayette Ave. Rocky Mount. NC27B01 Hilton, Kimberly Deneen 301 Culpepper St. Monroe. NC 2B1 1 O Holland, Harriet Slane 240 Glenn Eagles Rd, East Btatesville, NC 2B677 Horton, Jomi Suzanne 408 Spruce Place Concord. NC 28025 Hudson, Marcia Lynn 2433 Stevens Rd, Raleigh. NC 27B1 O Jackson, Catherine Elizabeth 61 1 West Second Ave Red Springs, NC 26377 Jackson, Rose Virginia 1 31 O Sonata St, Greenville. NC 27834 Jarman, Mary Carolyn BOO Franklin Drive Sanford. NC27330 Jefferies, Mary Allan Rt, 1 Porters Neck Wilmington. NC26405 Jefferiea, Phyllis DeMorn Rt, 1 Box 1 3 1 -D Price Rd, . Eden. NC 27266 Jennette, Marsha Elizabeth 1 1 07 Oak Hill Drive Monroe, NC 281 1 O Johnson, Dana Carole Rt, 3 Box 329-3 Raleigh. NC 27603 Johnson, Lorie Eleine P, O Box 1 95 Hamilton. NC 27840 Johnston, Judy Ann P, O, Box 1 434 Washington, NC 27683 Jones, Gina Linette Rt, 1 Box 53 Creedmor. NC 27522 Jones, Ronda Diane 651 Eastside Drive Henderson, NC 27536 Jones, Sharon Lynette 1815 Oakdale Drive Wilson. NC 27893 Jones, Suzanne Grace Rt, 1 Box 52 Lake View, SC 235B3 Jordan, Mary Margaret P, O, Box 1 447 Dunn, NC 28334 Kelly, Margaret Ann 1211 Poplar Ave, Garner. NC 27529 Kingsbury, Karen Lynn 207 N Eastern St. Greenville, NC 27634 Lancaster, Laura Rosa Rt, 1 Box 1 73 Vanceboro. NC2B58B Lawton, Melissa Pow all 2607 Nottingham Roanoke. VA 2401 4 Micklem, Alice McDonald Box 441 Chester, VA 23631 Mills, Louanne P, O. Box 296 Burgaw. NC 26425 Mizelle, Johnian Davis Rt, 4 Box 385 Raleigh. NC 27808 Morrison, Lisa Kerr 221 Pinner St, Suffolk, VA 23434 Moss, Patricia Dawn 1 21 O Guilford Ave, High Point. NC272B2 Mothershead, Roberta Rene 3001 Harnett Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 Oakes, Susan Crumpton 1 D1 3 Tarleton Ave, Burlington. NC 2721 5 Ogburn, Debra Lynne 101 Devonshire Circle Roanoke Rapids. NC 27B70 O ' Neal, Sherry Jay 412 Bryan St, Garner. NC 27529 O ' Neal, Sherry Lynn 1 22 E, Horton St. Zebulon. NC 27597 Oswald, Anntilla Davis 405 N Raleigh St. Wallace. NC 284BB Overby, Sharron Ann 1611 Center Rd. Raleigh. NC 27608 Overman, Melissa Lee S.R. Box 252-F Kitty Hawk. NC 27343 Owens, Cheryl Lynn 406 Robin Drive Monroe. NC 281 10 Page, Belinda Dawn 1 206 Colonial Ave. Wilson. NC 27893 Page, Elizabeth Kirtley 6 Lee Lane Weldon. NC 27890 Peppas, Athena Jerry 6G1 Eastern Ave. Rocky Mount. NC27B01 Parker, Martha Jane Rt. 1 Box 536 Wilmington. NC 28405 Parvin, Abby Lynn 702 S. Claiborne St. Goldsboro. NC 27530 Pavelchak, Pamela Jean 3 1 O Windemere Rd. Wilmington. NC 28405 Pearce, Karen Delaine 351 3 Carolyn Drive Raleigh, NC 27B04 Peele, Terri Leigh P O Box 1 89 Lewiston. NC 27849 Pittman, Kimberly Rose 1 21 2 C Manassas Ct. Raleigh. NC 27609 Poole, Jane Patton P.O. Box B50 Raeford. NC 2B376 wmmmmmmm Potter, Cara Faith B 1 4 Kay Place Concord. NC 2B025 Powell, Carolyn Frances 4 0S Quail Drive Raleigh. NC 27BD4 Powell, Kimborly Gaye 4D5 E- Rowan St. Raleigh. NC 27Gaa Preesly, Merlal Clements Comfleacc Code 01 P.O. Box 1 FPO Seattle. S87B2 Price, Patricia Can-imis 1 1 04 Kingwood Drive Raleigh. NC 27B03 Purvis, Elizabeth Speight Rt. 1 Box 7B Bethel. NC 27B1 2 Quick, Karin Elisabeth 21 1 S. Hillcnest Drive Goldsboro. NC 27530 Paper, Dana Elizabeth P.O. Box 3503 Eden. NC 272BB Ratliff, Ann Christine 1 1 OO Woodland Ave. Monroe. NC 2B1 ia Reed, Suzanne Elizabeth 31 2 W Davis St. Burlington. NC 2721 5 Register, Mary Anne 43 7 Neese Drive Burlington. NC 2721 5 Remetio, Rebecca Suelynne Rt 3 Box 1 39 Morehead City. NC 2B557 Richerdson, Susan Marie P. O. Box 425 Southern Pines. NC 283B7 Roberson, Ann Claire 1113 Buckingharn Rd. Garner. NC 27523 Roberson, Virginia Blanche 322 Riverside Drive Washington, NC 27BS9 Robertson, Sendra Kay 54D5 Dutchman Drive Raleigh. NC 27BOB Robinson, Nona Elizabeth 1 401 Greenmount Drive Asheboro. NC 27203 Rouse, Bernice Rochelle Rt, B Box 1 07 Kinston. NC 2B501 Rowland, Lisa Glynn B2 1 Raleigh St. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27370 Russell, Dixie Nalena 1 BOG Ross Drive Albemarle. NC 2B001 Saleeby, Elizabeth Eva Adell P O Box 724 Washington. NC 27333 Satterfield, Virginia Beth 3340 Jura Drive Fayetteville. NC 2S303 Scarborough, Ann Barlow Rt. 1 Box 305 Hookerton. NC 23533 Schronce, Karen Ann 4B23 Devonshire Drive Fayetteville. NC 23304 Schwabeland, Jill Elaine 341 O Regents Park Lane Greensboro. NC 27405 Schweikert, Theresa E. 525 Barksdale Drive Raleigh. NC 27B04 Shaw , Grece McLaurin G 1 5 East First Ave. Chadbourn. NC 23431 Shelley, Sondre Gay 1 04 Woodland Rd. Creedmor, NC 27522 Sima, Cynthia Virginia One Quail Point Wilson. NC 27B33 Sizemora, Sara Susan 1 05 Moore St. Graham. NC 27253 Smit h, Katharine Gray 1 40G Bearhollow Rd. Greensboro. NC27410 Smith, Martha Jane 3B03 Carolyn Drive. Raleigh. NC 27604 Smith, Tracy Anne Rt. 1 1 Box 371 Greensboro. NC 2741 O Spain, Gerri Lynn 1311 Maxwell St. Salisbury. NC 281 44 Stewert, Shaun DaLaney Rt- 7 Box 1 34 Sanford. NC 2B330 Stockton, Lisa Cheryl P.O. Box 24B Crawford. GA 30G30 Stone, Tonya LaVern 1 403 Harnett Drive Burlington. NC27215 Strickland, Joni Lynn P.O. Box 20 Lexington. NC 27232 Stuart, Lori Ann P. O, Box 42 Teachey. NC 284B4 Sugg, Susan Elizabeth Rt. 1 Box 31 B Snow Hill. NC 285BO Swaim, Laurie Anne 32 1 1 Plantation Rd Raleigh. NC 27G03 Swinson, Lisa Michelle 3325 Heritage Place Raleigh. NC 27G04 Swinson, Sylvia Mae Rt. 2 Box 1 31 Jamesville. NC 27S4B Sykas, Tammy Lynn 1 504 Patton St. Lumberton. NC 28353 Teylor, Karen Lea 303 Jefferson St, Wi lson. NC 27333 Taylor, Karen Lynn 1 001 Cardinal Drive Wilson. NC 27833 Teachey, Robin Elizabeth 40B E, Southland Wallace. NC 2S4BB Thompson, Elizabeth Gwendolyn 707 Hamilton St. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Tonay, Diane Lynn 713 Carolina Drive Dunn. NC 23334 Tow e, Laura Leslie BOS Vance St. Roanoke Rapids. NC27870 Trice, Catherine Bruce 6 Bridle Path Earlysville. VA 2233B Tyson, Donna Lynna 1213 Brookside Drive Wilson. NC 27333 Umphlett, Amiagana P O, Box 1 54 Washington. NC 27833 Umstead, Leigh Talbert 502 Forest Rd. Laurinburg. NC 28352 Underhill, Lu Anne P, O, Box B 1 5 Wendell. NC 2753 1 Upchurch, Sheila Susan Rt. 1 Box 42-D 1 Parkton. NC 23371 Vipperman, Jan Elizabeth Rt, B Box B33 Fayetteville. NC 2B301 Walston, Katharine Michele 1 01 2 Rollingwood Drive Wilson. NC 27333 Warner, Lisa Ellen 1 2 Charing Cross Rd. Charleston, NC 23407 Wasserman, Julie Beth B322 Towbridge Rd. Fayetteville. NC 2B30B Watson, Susanna Gwynn Rt. 2 Box 203X Apex. NC 27502 Weatharington, Nancy Ellen 1 751 Parker Lane Henderson. NC 2753B Weatherman, Vivian du Boia 325 Murray Hilt Rd Fayetteville. NC 28303 Weaver, Elizabeth Turner 302 Mulberry Rd. Martinsville. VA 24 112 Webster, Margaret Ann 1711 Forest Valley Rd. Greensboro. NC 2741 O Wella, Karen Lane G405 Rockrest Ct. Raleigh. NC 27B1 2 West, Lori Anne 50B Windemere Rd. Wilmington. NC 28401 Westmoreland, Kimberly Diana 1 007 Royalist Rd Mount Pleasant. SO 234B4 White, Martha Lynne P O Box 215 Bladenboro, NC 28320 Wicker, Mary Margaret G20 West Saunders Maxton. NC 23334 Wilburn, Cerolyn Elizabeth 533 College Drive Raeford. NC 2B37B Wilder, Elizabeth Rae 1 2 1 W. Buffaloe St P, O. Box 52 Wendell. NC 27531 Winchester, Petricia Ann 532 College Drive Raeford. NC 28376 Wolff, Yates Elizabeth 3401 Alamance Drive, Raleigh. NC 27G03 ia}f7f i IH x « f ix vSlI) ) p k np DJ Q y w It was oup pleasure to do the portrait photography for the Lotus Smith Studio Photographers 1 4 E. Hargett St. Raleigh, North Carolina Rest Wishes To Peace College A. E. Finlev Associates. Inc. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS RALEIGH - CHARLOTTE - W.COLUMBIA BRIDAL GOWNS - BRIDESMAID GOWNS MOTHER OF THE BRIDE FORMAL, PROM COCKTA IL GOWNS rUXEDO RENTALS AND COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICES we HONOR AU UAJOR CHCDIT CARDS 832-6447 707 N. PERSON ST. GIFTS ACCESSORIES Best Wishes Class of 1 9B2 from BARNES TIN SHOP ROOFING and SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS NORTH CHURCH STREET EXT TELEPHONE 446-7192 ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA 27801 The hottest-selling innovation in heating history Weathertron America ' s No. 1 Selling Heat Pump Metro Air Conditioning, Inc. Raleigh, N C 919-828-5147 Gas Furnaces - Electronic Air Cleaners - Electronic Thermostats Residential - Commercial - Industrial • CORSAGES • CUT FLOWERS • GRADUATION BOUQUETS ' We Grow the Flowers We SeW Fallon ' s Florist Escabhshed 1920 Corner of Peace St. Marys Streets 828-4134 -2 iid ioM THE SOUTH S MOST BEAUTIFUL COMPLETE BRIDAL FORMAL SHOP NORTH HILLS SHOPPING CENTER RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27609 PHONE 782-1183 Complii-nents of NEWTON ' S GROCERY Protect your body from your appetite. Pine State Sweet Acidophilus Lowfa Milk. Hudson Quality: The degree of Excellence which A thing possesses. Service: Friendly help; Professional helper Attention. Value: A fair price or Return for something son or Exchanged. OnThe Mall Downtown,Crabtree Valley And Gary Village IB PERSON STREE ' PHARMACY T 7D2 N. Person Street Raleigh. N,C. 27B04 Phone B32-G-432 Serving Peace College for 50 Years Monday -Saturday SAM-yPM Closed Sunday hair by nature ' s way specializing in natural hair designs for men and women by appointment 81 2 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh. N.C..27B03 B34-11D1 and 2524 Hillsborough St. . Raleigh. N.C.. 27B05 B33-932B DIXON ' S SODA SHOPSl RESTAURANT New Bern, N.C Breakfast, Brunch, and Lunch Sundrie and Fountain Where friends meet friends Compliments of COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY THEO DAVIS SONS. INC. 1 Highway a 7 West Zebulon. N.C. 133 ■-. • 5. Authorized Detroit Diesel All Dealer SOUTHWEST DIESEL, INC. Engine — Transmission — Parts — Service LiBCer Air Cooled Diesel Engines — Bedford Diesel — New and Reconditioned Injectore — Parker Hose Fittings — Pioneer Generator Sets — Donaldson S Farr Air Cleaners and Elecments — RPM Oil 630 Union St. — Salem, Va 241 53 Office: C703] 3B9-23BB — Nite f703) SSS-BISQ Authorized Distributor for Ustetv DIESELS Compliments of PHOTQSET. INC. 1 4SDS Six Forks Road Raleigh, N.C. 27603 Compliments of A.C. C. Accounting S Tax Service Compliments of JOHNSQN-U MBE CO, For the Best in Sporting Goods REID ' S TEXACO S GROCERY B304 Falls of the Neuse Road Raleigh. N.C. aVBOS Sie-B47-1261 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. Jennette Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mangumi Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wells Dorothy H. Davis Mrs. Walter Mangum Robert H. Meuser Coke( _ Coca-Cola end CoKe a ' e feg ' SlefeO irade marks -h,ch .aeni.tv.me same o ' OOuct ol Thi a-Cola Company Moore St Johnson Agency, Inc. Complete Insurance Service Auto Homeowners Life • Accident-Health Commercial 4GO Oberlin Road S2B-B942 Our 5Bth year of service. mmmmmim ( Ae 2aa ' W Le m oJne T a ) d cajcu Well, Looks Like We ' ve Made It from the nervous President ' s Reception back in September to the beautiful May Graduation. It ' s hard to believe that we have completed four sennestens at Peace. For we actually enjoyed the delicious finger foods at the President ' s Reception, didn ' t sleep through all of Convocation, and didn ' t pass out while reciting the honor code. These are real accomplishments! Of course, this is not to mention all of the nnany other progressive events which will always be remembered. During our two years at Peace the college budget was increased greatly; self -determining hours for sophomores became a reality, Carolyn Gay introduced new friendship with girls ' school mixers, and new teachers became accepted and respected. It ' s hard to believe that we are really leaving a home which is full of so many memories. However, as suitcases and boxes block doorv ays, we recognize that a phase of life is coming to a close just in time for a new door to open. Regardless of the bountiful tears running down our faces, our inner feelings of insecurity and uncertainty are not completely soothed. Thus we must cherish the unforgettable memories, appreciate the mature person we have come to know, and cling closely to our dreams and ideals. For we sincerely thank Peace College and the impact which it has made upon our lives. CD m D I - I immm Qj ci( )ni Qya ' ( M €6 Have you ever stopped to think how unique Peace College is, and how special it is because of this uniqueness. Where else can you find such nicely furnished rooms that are vaccumed and bathrooms that are cleaned for you? Where else can you get such a family atmosphere — cross-stitching, clothes swapping, sit-down supper, and missing toothpaste? Where else do you see five hundred girls walking around at B:30 a.m. with raincoats on and carry flashlights and towels? Yes, we have a curfew, but where do the boys go when they want a saint — Peace of course. Where else can something happen at 1 1 :30 p.m. and everyone know about it by B: 1 5 the next morning? Peace College is definitely unique! What about dressing up every Wednesday for Chapel, even though the thought of putting on hose so early in the day drives you beserk? And how about that wonderful plan to sleep late on Thursday morning that always gets postponed by a beloved assembly. Remember that night you donned your white dress, solemnly climbed the stairs to the candle lit chapel, signed your name in white ink on a black book, and then broke out laughing Cmaybe from hysteria?] as you and your roommate recited the Honor Pledge? Yes, all this is Peace College. But Peace College is more. Peace is the teacher who stays after hours to go over and over the same calculus problem till you get it right. It is the smell of popcorn and Domino ' s pizza in the wee hours of the morning. Peace is holding hands and singing carols, and girls huddled around t.v. ' s at 3:GG to watch General Hospital. As everyone panicks. Peace is a wall-to-wall zoo during exams. Peace is red and white on Valentine ' s Day as the smell of huge masses of flowers invades Main lobby. Peace is multicolored swimsuits and the smell of suntan oil on broiling bodies in spring Cwould you believe, in March?! Peace is State red and Carolina blue and Peace green in sports seasons. Peace is the friend who mops tears and listens for hours to school problems and parent problems and boyfriend problems. It is a hand that reaches for help, a shoulder to lean on, a foundation to build on. Student life at Peace is unique. And as Peace girls we. too, are unique and special. your cvh in o(u n }s er I ' mB- dtxf ' tt exa ier ' oJ. or ' i  f te se ' fe-i- iiA.mu,jiiinimummju..i JW ' jjyimtJfmtU,IJUl,ii. fxul ( m hAeA Here it Is; the big day has finally arrived. GRADUATION! Wasn ' t it just yesterday when we were skittish freshmen with wide eyes and thudding hearts? Now we ' re graduating sopho- mores. We ' ve traded in our high school memony books for new memories and dreams. Now, instead of possessively clinging to a teddy bean, we clutch a beautiful bouquet of red roses. Graduation. This is the day that makes all the pop tests, late-times, room checks, and hall meetings worthwhile. Besides, freshman English wasn ' t too bad; and maybe, sonneday, know- ing the quadratic equation will come in handy. Maybe. And come to think of it, we won ' t feel quite the same without bells ringing at 2: GO a. mi. Now will we? Yes, everything has got to be perfect for this day. And it wouldn ' t rain. All oun moms are already teary-eyed, but all we can think about is whether our slips are long enough for our long A hite dresses. And all our dads are so proud of their little girls. And young brothers and sisters are squirming and wondering how long they will have to stay dressed up. We step out the door and through the majestic white colunnns of Main, armed with all the essentials — long white gloves, red noses, and watenpnoof mascana. We nememben to take tiny steps as we file anound the fountain, heels sinking into the soft tunf . A spnay of ned, like so many miemonies — chenished but put aside to make way fon new beginnings. The nefneshment line will be impossible, but what appeans mone impossible is leaving our safe hanbon called Peace College. But leave we will and we ' ll be all night because Peace has given us many gifts to take with us. And we won ' t fonget to come back. The noses will dny and fade, and the diploma will be shelved. But the bold white columns, the spankling gneen fountain, the faculty, and the family of Peace, a iII shine — long and clean — into the futune. CD m According to Homer ' s Odysaey, those who eat of the lotus plant are filled with a desire to remain where they are and continue ex- periencing its magic. The lotus is also an ancient symbol for fertility and divinity such as Lakshmi, the mother goddess of India. In Bud- dhism the lotus throne symbolizes purity and divine birth. Like the lotus, which gernninates under wa- ter and arises to the surface to unfold, so too the Buddha is born into the innpure world, but through his enlightenment, rises above it. And like the lotus, we have un- folded in the magic of Peace. 1 Si _J MMUPPpi nfll+ii - '