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

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Nicki Wilson watches as her roommate fixes her hair for her cap and gown. Senior recognition day is the first day that seniors get to strut their stuff. Zee O O O Next, is the view from the college faculty. The challenges they expect students to meet and also, the friendships students make with the older, mature personnel of Queens. Faculty members encourage, frustrate and laugh with their students. They interject their life experiences along with the subjects that they teach. Students leam 11 Q:-'. V, t S Listening to the Cruis-o- Matics at the Octoberfest lawn concert, KD pledges soak up the sun before going back into the Everret refrigerator to studyi- fr ef? -'fm-V mnvseihi 1 J.: if The World and grow from these peculiar relationships. The students grow on the material as well as the faculty leam new things from the student. It is good to know, however, that faculty are human. Especially, at outdoor picnics in Morrison Quad, students see faculty getting a beer or perhaps sitting on the ground eating and it makes students realize that faculty are not Greek gods that have descended from Mount Olympus but, are just like us . . . human. T? 198, Mary Holland and Lesne'-E Banks, getin last minute T drill questions before their test that starts in ten minutes. . .5- 1 J , V 9 P

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View From Within N A different world. A world full of friends new experiences and an introductory course to reality. Leaming to be independent your ovim boss- having to deal with stress successes and failures. This is a general view from within a college within Queens is a unique one seen from the eyes of students faculty and administrators. First is the On a wann summer day, Ellan Thompson, demonstrates her artistic abilities with sand for a group of curious onlookers at Queensfest. Queensfest was a new type of fund raiser for the college this year. student. Living in a world that they make students have to combine discipline with having fun. No parties or mid- night movies before those midtenns But an occasional lawn concert or a wi d night on the town can not be excluded from Students no longer need to have decisions made for them. They are solely responsible for their ovm activities. So balancing social life with academics makes students view life in a different way . ' . U . 0 I ' ' The view from college life. l a , . K T ' I 5 U J I l T' Diane Caldwell carefully prepares her lingemails as she gets ready for a relaxing weekend. Freshmen, Virginia Covington and Nancy Brillant, mug for a pre- party shot. Later they attended the Welcome back mixer in Morrison Dining nan.

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117,311 1' X J Margaret Bell takes a bnef moment on her way to class to stuck a reminder on Ellen Abslre S typewnter about a meetlng Dr Bully Wlreman Demse Deter Rankm and her husband Rnchard dascuss the success of Queensfest a new fund raiser for Queens Shanng pnvate jokes Stephame Kems and Leshe Banks are happy about all the men on campus and the cool sounds of the Cruls 0 mahcs in 'i Q1- 5.7 'K i Q' up N- 'N-'FF ' 13 661544 JQANV ki X M?