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

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RIGHT: Enjoying the view of the Aegean Sea, Mandy Harrison, Heidi Nichols, and Kimberley Stafford-stand at the Temple of Poseidon at Saunion on the coast of Greece, BELOW: Working with Habitat for Humanity for their January internships, Bonnie Warford and Beth Obenshain measure siding for a house in Optimis Park. BOTTOM: Taking a break from internships and workshops, students play flag football in a game organized by Mark McDivitt - the freshman Skills Activity Coordinator. 415- iz, x gp' L X Mun.... 18 January Term QA.. 'ln-L.. nu mul' AL .....,, lNl?f.l'Js- ,, 4+ A p-ogvf -A , - ' , -sv'-.... 5.- , M S .. .U , Q ' , ., 'W' 1 r - at n Y A . Q.. i :TW-W- .-1' A Cf-,- i ' '- , v M, . ni. A, ,I f f f ' g-4 .1 if -y-' . V . ,E gn...-r-T X . ., N .V Y .nj , v 'V :'rl'1i + A' pf' I 1 N .. -1-,,.g X - - . N O H 'Lt 1 . , N4 3 . 4 A - . r g my , X1 l ,, 1 fl 1 ' l , A Y ' N O - Q - if J - - 'L ng. r' ..' H - ' 5 ' i- . -i, 1 4, I '. 1' - V, . ' - - I ,. ..- 1-31, - ,- I ? 4 . V ., Q , , l ,A .' ' 5 T N . A x - 1 A , . ' ,, , 3 A v - ,F Y,-Y,..-.,,..,.V.Y ,U-.7-J. Y Y, ' Y , I I V L , ., . A i

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On Sunday night December 9 orshippers from Queens and the urrounding Charlotte area crowded into elk Chapel for a special Christmas ervice. In preparation for the event the eligious Life Committee baked buns in he cafeteria decorated the chapel with andles and greenery and chose Scripture eaders from every facet of the Queens ommunity - students faculty staff and dministration. It was the traditional oravian Lovefeast and as Religious Life ommittee chairman Michele McGurk aid Its a beautiful Christmas tradition hich exemplifies the whole Christmas pirit. ABOVE Passing out bulletins in the front of Belk Chapel dea-.on Dana Christopher welcomes guests to the Moravian Lovefeast LEFT After Dr Paul Newman reads the fifth Scripture lesson student conductor Deborah Dalton directs the Concert Choir s rendition of Zoltan lxodalys Ave Maria during the Lovefeast Yule Tidings The service began with the congregation singing O Come All Ye Faithful and continued with the lighting of the Advent Wreath In between Yuletide hymns Scripture readers Diana Williams Dr. Robert Porter Dr. Maria Terrell Meg Stanley Alan Lee Dr. Paul Newman and Jean Cline read the Christmas story to the congregation. After the blessing the servers distributed Moravian buns coffee and candles to the congregation then lit the candles and passed the Light to each worshipper. At the conclusion of the Lovefeast the congregation was invited to the Queens Christmas tree lighting in front of Burwell Parlors. A different kind of Christmas tradition provided a unique study break before final examinations began On Reading Day Eve dormitory residents sang Christmas carols as they carried lighted candles to the bonfire pit in the quadrangle. Professor Ronald Basini and Dr. Robert Whalen dressed in colonial garb carried out the Yulelog and read the traditional Proclamation. By touching sprigs of holly to the Yulelog and throwing them into the bonfire students symbolically exorcised the evils of a year. Christmas at Queens was over but their best present of all was on December 19, when Christmas vacation officially began. Christmas: Moravian, Yulelog 17

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From Athens to AMA Whether they were vrsrtmg the Parthe non rn Athens passmg out free samples of Dnxoral m a shoppmg mall or partrcrpat mg rn a three week leadershrp workshop students expertenced varrous actmttes dur mg January term Most freshmen took the Leadershlp I course on campus whrle up perclassmen could choose between takmg rnternshrps rn Charlotte travelmg rn a fac ulty-chaperoned European tour or stmply enyoymg an extended Chrrstmas break at home In the Amencan Management Assocr atlons program parttclpants learned how to handle offrce srtuatrons grve speeches and balance budgets they also learned to dlSl1l'lgLllSh between drfferent personaltty types It was as much a personal growlng expertence as rt was an educatronal expert ence sard Lrsa Robertson Angle DeBord found another beneftt from Leadcrshrp I I learned to be ftve ttmes more enthustas ttc' Internshrps were more demandmg on students After tnterntng at Merrtll Lynch where she was offered a job as a broker s 1 '7 ,Auf '5 i I !'V ff f T A 5415 Q t secretary Carolme Cotham commented I learned that I do not want to be a sales asslstant because rt ts a hard job that takes a lot of t1me European tourrsts had more fun Sard Copper Allen who went on Dr and Mrs Goodes tour of Greece I got to see a lot of the stuff I d studted tn Hum tl ttles and experrenctng a drfferent culture was very rewardrng and worthwhile From tts start on the 7th to IIS fmrsh on the 28th January term was an actlon packed rnterlude between semesters LEFT Durmg thelr wrsrt to Xthens the Goodes tour group cllmbs the steps to the ALFOPOIIS BELOW Burldmg homes and hope for God s people rn need students mtern mth the Habrtat tor Humamtx program m Charlotte January Term 19 . . . - A y , , Y 'W A I H 1 ' 1 I I ' ' ' ' bb ' H V I I II I . . - . ' y , , V , , Y A N 'Q I I I 'I I - 1 N 1 I ' . , , . , , r I I I I I ' us ' r ' . -H , - ' - . . .I . , , -3 . Z Q . . . . . . . , - u , y , Y H - A N , . 1 , I , ' ii ' ' ' 4 . 4 . , , I I I ' ' ' v Y . ' , . , - - . . , L' ' L. I c Q. ,. V' 1 Q I' I .' J. if ' 4' . E ... , - . 1 ,- . I . 7 t , 'f Y I' 0 , rI ' I XI ' I' . ' E S v ii F' ' !.u ' fs' X a T L . , , yu D - - -A.. , 4 a ' ' ' J- -.I I fx ... W ' -lj' -, . 5 ,- . .. Q' I ' .sk n ., . I - y 11' A I II J .- V -V 'Rin ' v I 'I I I I 1 .-,e' , , ll ' ' III ' ' 'S - I . L 'fa I - -,f ' If ' I - ' , .. , I I ., rrlr lx- I P' II l 5 -,, - A -I I Q. t 1 N L,-IQ4 -K . s ' '- - ,v, -3 5 1 - H -Y -. wp. -- ,. 1