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

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Empty but not for longg the quiet will soon be broken by the Seniors coming home to Long Dorm for their final year. Venting their first semester frustrations, Heidi Howell, Nlary Flobinette and Donna Ashe get together for a little clean cream fun outside Long Dorm. After ceramics class, Betsy Fleiners, Emily Wireman and Linda Lanier stop by the yearbook room to look at pictures and the '55 Arete.' 5 cn Il E' m E 2 ul 1 Nikki VViIBC:I'1 Mew eem kay And We IVIoved On... Change. Its something that can be alternatively exciting or frightening, greeted with dismay, exhilaration, or relief. Some people look at change with countenance of a paralyzed rabbit, while other individuals rush into it headlong. The only thing about change that remains constant is the certainty that it is impossible to avoid for long. 2 Opening Life during a 'normal' year saw quite enough change. The student body for the 1985-1985 school year experi- enced rnore than their usual share of upheavals, some pleasant, some un- pleasant, and some merely annoying. From the beginning of the year. it was obvious that this would not be just another year's work. Dean Cynthia Tyson, who first came to Queens College in 'l 969, moved to a new posi- tion as President of Nlary Baldwin College in Virginia. Dr. .Joyce Shealy took over as the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Clyda Flent be- came Vice-President for Academic Affairs, and Dr. Flichard Goode became Interim Dean of the Graduate School!

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