Queens University of Charlotte - Coronet / Edelweiss Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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time subjects have been taught lor .almost .15 long as the buildings have been .SIdI7elIf1kL,' Queens College throirgliout its history has been .1 small C'Ullf'LL,'C' for the edufation of women. Some things stay the same. et we sense that this place is like it has never been or every will be again, In the lbce of the unchanging, what distinguishes our time from any other! eople bring us here and people see us through and it 's the people we remember best. The students. the faculty, the administration, and the staflof our years here become an integral part ot' the coming of age, thc omirjg

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I 6 ,f People Carol Baist 5115317 Bake' aramid, NH fwffiwllff TAN Business Aff l E s i - Looking at . . . Seniors Like other great leaders before them George Washington, Eleanor R jim Morrison - the 1983 class ofhcers already set their goals for the future and ready to tackle the unknown lbetter as the 'real world l. These great ever ready to influence the under with their style, wisdom, and Hnesse to share their aspirations with us Senior Class President Edith Busbee born in 29 Palms, CA 'at a very young but would like to work as a picker in Koziesko, Mississippi, twelve youngun 's in the heart ofthe ern Baptist Belt, writing for The IN Enquirer and doing the books for my spare time. Music Education major Martha was Secretary- Treasurer ofthe senior The Kingsport, TN native wanted to independently wealthy from some derful investment, direct an amateur orchestra, and marry a doctor. Cultural Events Representative Greer was Ef fh ff 'nmur major Hom NC When grows up she would like to be Y Debbie Barnes Charlotte Benison Mffhelle BOYI65 Lf.m,,', NC Charlotte, NC Mf- AVV- NC Nudwl Medical 7frL,hnUhw BU5,m.5, Busim-ssfPs,x'thulirulx