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

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mow: :tar or bportstaatcr and be on tele smun lrlxe Phyllis George ll and when lgrow. up fend l nrhldl began Prrn Rsan long Dorm Rrpreacnta me I would just love to be on the Lou-r or Rolling Stone lor W oman of the Year rn the tate-Lon ot Creatne Porn Of Ll ursc l will be a truls mah mcloua uecm alum fully Supporting thc bub letting, of View Park topoor vwhrte Y anlxee trash vmth juame and madrag lor alll Frm waa an art photograph! major from Reaton X-1 Nlarzlsn Npznner Rellgrous Lrlc Rc-pre scntame nag a lone Pcrlorrname major from Rotkmgham NC .She felt that ll Erm Lot to be on the Cover of Rollmg btone she should be on the Loser ol Opera lVev45 Serzouslx ahe mould like to go into opera and be a star luke Luuano Pasarottr not an atademrc ginger but one mth true popular appeal Nlanlm could reall! get mto alngmg to mlllrons from a hot afr balloon mth a wheel ot Gouda Cheese and a bottle of 19a-1 champagne Thzs would be a hit on the Comer ol Opera News -Vu n Lun lxarrma Bnanr fdlfh Huvbcf a x null: ll C flu sh Neem -.0 jennifer Caldwell Kate Campbell Allison Chrlsnan Gastonia, NC Afldm-9' GA LWUH f 'W L4 Af! Polmcal Silents' fnufjlnh

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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

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E ,Q - C QJ VJ sa N NJ E Q 4 Q O Nl I sf People Laura Clarke Kim Coker Martha Cooke Sa vannah, GA Economicsf Business Brevard, NC Early Childhood Education Bark at school. Donna Gardner relaxes in Wallace lobby in a sample ofMexican artistry. a hand c nbmidered dress While most of us were studying hard here during the 1981 -82 school year, Rebecca Simpson was studying hard at Aberdeen University in Scotland. She became interested in studying abroad during her sophomore year. She learned about a scholarship for a North Carolina student to study in Scotland and applied. 'Y got the scholarship - the next thing I knew, I was on my way to Scotland, she said. While there for nine months, she studied Scot- tish History, History of Art, and Systematic The- ology. The people in Scotland were fantastic or 'super' if you want to be British, she said. About the time Rebecca was returning lrom Europe last summer, Donna Gardner leh for Mexico as a missionary. She became interested in mission work in high school, but said, Crystal Rollins I 82 Queens grad! was a really big influ- ence. Donna went on the Spearhead program and decided to go to Mexico since she speaks Spanish. While in Mexico City, she lived with a Mexi- can Emily where she learned about the culture and became 'intergrated into I Mexican I soci- ety. During her two month stay, she led Bible studies for youth and helped with two weeks of Bible school. She really enjoyed her experience and would not mindgoing back for a year or two alter graduation. - Allison Lyon Kingsport, TN Music Education Rebecca Simpson returns to Queens wearing a genuine Scottish kilt like that ofher ancestors. After a busy junior year abroad.