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

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To Sornething Different New College. Dr. lvlarlorle Klroy pecarne the Faculty lvlarshal and Cenelse Deter- Flankln, Chaplaln, replaced Jennlfer Burns, who had accepted a posutvon wlth lVlyer's Park Presbyterlan Church These adrnnnlstratlve posntlon changes had no adverse effect. wlth the possible exceptuons of rnlsslng Dr Tyson and her 'Queens Concept' and rnnsslng Dr. Goode IU the classroom Saga Corporatlon rnade a deternwlned effort to poll the students and provlde more of the rneals that the students preferred and Eielk Dorrn received a rnuch-needed and much-appreclated facellft by way Of new carpeting and a .ai -A 4-lm X1 ff :-.-r-znqf, '-.vas I new pannt job lI'l the lohlgy Long Dornw had dulte a dranwatuc change -- the cell- ung of a few roorns fell an wnthln a weelf of each other The nwost unapprefpuated change, however, was the absence of our postrnan, Dave Peterson, who was un the hospital for heart surgery and then hon'1e V'EClJDEF'SCll'lg for elght Senate offncers phyllus Bruce. Nancy Nardolnlll and Held: Howell turn a routlne offucer-'s nweetung unto lunch at the park A new carnpus activity was football' Stephanle l-lulleson, Helen Flandall and Phyllus Bruce watch the Cltadel Bulldogs peat Wofford at the Cltadel un Charleston, South Carolina What a rness! Lora Lurnpard, Katie lves and Ellen Abshnre - the eye witnesses to the Faerle Queens Dragon attack on Dr Fllcharcl Goocles offlce door. , l Q. .YJ ,Q .-5 wr- ? m 'I vl Fl' Openung 'SJ

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And VVe lVloved CJ weeks. Aside from and along with these changes, students experienced many personal changes within themselves which may have irrevocably varied the pattern of their future. These changes, although taking place in an ongoing cycle As summer changes into fall. the campus takes on a blanket of leaves. In the quiet of a Watkins Art Building classroom. Flose Nlassachi works on different views of the human skull, B Opening IW... each year and affecting different people, can by no stretch of the imagination be called ordinary. The metamorphosis in mind has happened to many people - it can be seen in others and felt within oneself during that moment or moments in a coIlegian's life when she discovers a new, vibrant interest. And that was when we moved on . . . to something different. Katie Ives