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

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BELOW Before Dmna Vhllums flres the st lrhng gun lxdlhx N1 xskt .ldlusls hu VN lllKI'lllH 1 partxcxpants Mars Johnson Jeanette Mdnnmg Lrsln Banks and C xthy bmnulls lam up to begun the course M-NV sv ...fi ,Q 'Ll BELOW Gathered ln the horseshoe Chl Omega team members Tracy Arledge Beth Lu Fll7.1bLlh Joms md Pngt Orrle flmsh personallzmg their runnmg numbers ,ef .a- inf' Awwllf ABOVE LEFT Exhausted after running for two stranght laps Cassandra Slaughter emwls tothe lmlsh hne LEFI' Representmg the Alpha Delta Pu Sororlty Helen Randall takes .1 bredther between laps Jog A Thom l l ., ',- 1 - X Y F , u..,, 'D A : u',,,', tum, A I y ' ' il - , , r . ' 'ga L' . s Y . X . A-'lil-' 5 -V ' , 1 'F '-...- -mfs L '1 Z u, . ffzf , . .. ,,,

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S - -L . c -- A f I t 5 l r l l 1 l .i li l I 1. i i. l l 44 l, i 4 t J I 'V l 4, l X. l l it l l ,J l 2 I rl 1 1 l i J 'cMarathon omenv Saturday, November 10, was an after- noon of cheers, tears, courage, and support - but to Resident Directors Cathy Jeakle, Diana Williams, Penny Webb, Jeanette Renfro, and Anne Gant, it was an afternoon when a new challenge was put into action. The first annual Queens College Jog-A- Thon was not only set up to raise money for the American Lung Association, but also to bring members of area schools and the com- munity together to reach a common goal, and what a turnout it was. The team members of the Fabulous Five, 'fEbony and Ivory, the Alpha Delta Pi and Chi Omega sororities, and the vol- leyball team took turns circling the track to complete the required number of laps while individual runners Ron Basini, Kathy Maske, Jeanette Manning, Cathy Stanulis, Cassandra Slaughter, and Leslie Banks ran their laps solo style. Trophies were awarded for individual and team efforts. Business office worker Jeanette Manning took the honors in the 'flndividual Who Raised the Most Money category while Mary Beth Kay, Leslie Banks, and Helen Randall tied for the In- dividual Who Ran the Most Laps award. The Ebony and Ivory team of Melanie Lucear and Roger Melville were victorious for being the Team that Raised the Most Money. Fabulous Fivei' team members Phyllis Bruce, Mary Johnson, Dawn Mol- nar, Stacy Peckham, and Laura Wark be- came the Team That Ran The Most Laps. It had been an afternoon of exhilaration and exhaustion: but whether they ran, walked, or crawled their way through the course, Jog-A-Thoners proved themselves to be front runners in fund-raising when their combined mileage added up to nearly 51,000 for the American Lung Association. 10 Jog-A-Thon W, ...-.. ,, ,..,...-. -, .--.1..3.,,.,-. .. . 4. - --------vi: '1l-- .-...--. .---at TOP: Diana Williams, Jog-A-Thon Coordinator, offers words of encouragement to participants. ABOVE: Listening to Footloose on her Sony Walkman, Cathy Stanulis rounds her 13th lap. ABOVE LEFT: After running l0 laps, Jeanette Manning stops for refreshment at Jeanette Renfro's Jernigan water station.

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N lr ,, I l i i i l F A..-,, 4 ...,,.,,, F l x l l l l ln l l l I i ll 1 , v I l . . RIGHT: Caught up in the Christmas spirit, Phyllis Bruce and Heidi Nichols help trim the College Christmas tree in Burwell Parlors. 5 i BELOW: Giving the winners a chance to cash in l their chips, auctioneer Duncan Van Pelt tries to 1 interest his audience in the next item up for bid - 1 two dinners at Moxie's! ,, Ui, ' . , ,,,.,,, c. f gl' '41 4, l i, BELOW RIGHT: Taking a break from the casino l tables, Mandy Maultsby introduces blackjack dealer ll Dr. Richard Goode to her date, Andy Leeper, W. W. R not I1 iur l l s ' ' 1 qi 4 4 .di lr I . 2 12 Christmas Dance l l l l J - ,AN , ..Y-,, ,,,f.Y?J.,,,,,, --W -U--v.5Tf ..f+-vl ,4l5 -.i.e FE