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

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all ff, ,tT.'ae,Yl 3. 2 1 fri 3' ' .1 J 4 5 Susan Baker runs for her supper, What do you do in your spare time? Spare time, what spare tune? I don 't even ha ve time to study! For most students, there never seems to be enough hours in the day, Yet Senior Susan Baker with the same twenty-four hours held down a job at the Marker restaurant for three years. Susan began at the Shera- ton Center as a hostess, but Looking at . . . Seniors Null 9 shortly became a waitress working up to forty hours a week including some sum- mers and holidays. Effective time management was a ne- cessity, but Susan felt that if you have the tirne, you have to decide what to do with it. Working was not without its beneHts though, the money earned paid for a trip to Italy and a new car. Susan also enjoyed her contact with people. Her most memorable experience was her participation in the Waiters Rafe at Springfest 1982. She had to uncork a wine bottle, fill two glasses, and carry both on a tray while running down the street dodging and hurdling obstacles. Susan placed fourth, winning a Hee dinner for two at the Marker. - Rebecca Reagan fb I C? jean Potts Stanley, NC Music Therapy Gail Reavis Deborah Rodgers Eli!! Ryan Kannapolis, NC Glendale, AZ RESIOII. VA Business EnglishfCommunications AIT 7fXPeople

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28f People Ka ren Styron Sophia, NC Englishfllrama QE? Karen True Charlotte, NC BusmessfEnglish Connie Trotter Conklin, NY Music Therapy Looking EI . . . S6Hi01'S On September 2, 1982 at 3:52 a.m., Queens College Public Safety Corporal Neil Ray dis- covered that the windows of several cars parked on the curb of Radcliffe Avenue had V been broken out. Since the crime occurred on 1219 city property, he filed a city reporrg therefore, he had to wake up a few Queens students and two Hom A.B. Jr F to ask them a few ques- tions. Although the city policeman deduced that the windows were broken by a baseball bat, Public Sakty later discovered pellet holes also in the windows of other cars parked on the street. Senior Beth Peeler was one of the vandal 's N victims. When she found out what had hap- pened to her car, she was 'real mad. That person had no right to damage someone elses ex,-Avg ver l Hope Carolyn Untener judi Walker Bloomfield, MI Elberton, GA Political Science Early Childhood Education