Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1961 volume:

McConnell Library Radford University 106582 SIGHTS OF 1960-61 Schools are perhaps the most subject to change of all institutions on earth. The student body changes every year, the faculty changes olso but more slowly. Buildings are torn down; buildings are built up. This year, 1960-61, has brought to Radford College a new administration building and a home management house, additions to the faculty and student body, more frequent lectures and concerts, extension of classroom space and innumerable other changes. Annuals, like schools and indeed all things, moke changes. In 1913-14, when Radford State Normal and Industrial School began, the yearbook wasn't even the BEE HIVE, it was the RADNOR. For all its change, some things about a school remain the same. In 1914, there was a certain Professor of Household Arts at Radford named M'Ledge Moffett, B. A. Founders Hall was here. A student admitted that her pet aversion was going to Blacksburg. Some of the clubs on campus were the Y.W.C.A., German Club, Choral Club, and Dramatics Club. Corson's Drug Store was downtown as it is now. But to return to change. In 1914 the one dormitory was Heath House. There were six classes: Senior, Junior, Sophomore, Freshman, Preparatory, ond Special. The students were called The Normal Girls. The Sophomore Class consisted of 12 members. Gym suits were knee-length black bloomers with black stockings and white sailor blouses. Skirts were down to the ankles (literally). An ad by Radford State Normal School said, Free tuition given to teachers and those promising to teach. The RADNOR was not printed after 1917; the money was put into a war chest. The yearbook returned in 1925 as the BEE HIVE. Also in 1925, the school, renamed Radford State Teachers College, had a new Dean of Women, M'Ledge Moffett, M.A. It was to her that the first BEE HIVE was dedicated. Changes had come about since 1917: a new dormitory had been built, Tyler Hall; hair and skirts were shorter, an Alumnae Association was added. The GRAPURCHAT celebrated its fourth birthday in this year. In 1925, a new Professor of English was added to the faculty, Virginia 0. Hudson, Ph.D. The Radford girls were state champions in interscholastic basketball. Among others, they had competed with Harrisonburg and Formville State Teachers Colleges. Dr. Hudson became Dean of Women in 1928, while Miss Moffett was on a leove of absence. Radford had another new dormitory, Madame Russell Hall. The BEE HIVE was dedicated to the new Deon of Women in 1929 Two new teachers on campus were Dr. William S. Long, Professor of English and Dr. Minor Wine Thomas, Professor of Education. Clara Lucas Hall was the Student Activities Building. Whitt Hall was then known os McGuffey Training School. There was no yearbook between 1929 and 1938. The 1938 BEE HIVE shows an aerial view of the campus which consisted of John Preston McConnell Library, Clara Lucas Hall, Founders Hall, Tyler Hall, a new dining hall, Madame Russell Hall, and McGuffey Training School. Among the faculty that had been added since the last BEE HIVE were Miss Blanche Daniel, Mr. Benjamin Medford, Dr. Richard H. Smith, Mr. Daniel A. Cannaday, Miss Virginia Arnold, ond Miss Jean Bird (Einstein). The bloomers were gone from the gym suits and skirts were above the knees. There was more growth in 1939; the President's Home was completed and ground was broken for a new Science Hall. In 1940, Norwood Holl was completed Dedication of the annual was to Miss Blanche Daniel. The 1943 BEE HIVE was dedicated to Lieutenant Robert J. Young, on leave of absence for military service. Also on leave was Benjamin S. Medford, Corporal Irving Silverman, and Lieutenant Commander Homer Howard. This year brought in the blazer era; everyone wore a blazer. On June 25, 1944, Radford State Teachers College became Radford College, Women's Division of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. The BEE HIVE was dedicated to Miss Virginia Arnold in 1945 and to Dr. Minor Wine Thomas in 1947. Ingles Hall was completed in 1950. Skirts were back down to the ankles and nobody wore a blazer. The 1953 BEE HIVE shows the dining hall with square tables seating two on a side. Coca-Colas were six cents. The band, called The Highland Lassies, received uniforms in 1954. Ground breaking for Pocahontas Hall was in 1955 and Bolling Hall was completed in 1958. And so we come back to where we started—the present. We have seen Radford grow from a one-building school to a college campus. We have seen the student body increase tenfold. We have seen hemlines go up, down, and up again. We have seen the history of Radford College through the eyes of those who made it—the students. Summer—Tyler Hall Spring—The President's Home Autumn—The Quadrangle New for 1960-61—The Administration Building . . . its foyer . . . its fountain DEDICATED TO... In conference with Dr. Hunt A short, stocky man, carrying his books aloft, whistles his way through the halls of Founders to class. He has just left a desk neatly arranged with books, maps of Virginia, and English History test papers. This man is indeed a familiar figure on the Radford campus. His accomplishments and activities during his career here have been many and varied. He is a history scholar... an authority on the history of Virginia and Radford and a member of the Virginio Government and History Textbook Commission ... an author ... a contributor to various magazines of locol and state interest . . . a church worker, gardener, antique collector, ond confirmed bachelor. The Senior Class and the staff of the BEE HIVE respectively dedicate this 1961 yearbook to Mr. Daniel A. Cannaday. In Closs At his desk Daniel A. Cannaday TABLE OF CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SEVEN MINUS FIVE SENIOR DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATION I've got mine! Serious tolk Rcgistrotion Doy Between-closs conference New Home Monogcment House Foculty phone coll According to Mumford . . Freshmon Picnic Artists of Autumn mn .« You're wolking on the gross Student Art Serenity CHANCELLOR Walter S. Newman ADMINISTRATION 1 PRESIDENT Charles Knox Martin, Jr. ADMINISTRATION 2 Of. Morion P. Shellev Director of Admit on ond Ploccment INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT Cr. Robert J. Young Deori of Instruction Chorlotte 8. Dithon Library Clerk Patricio Hoxton Secretary to Director of Admissions Dr. Robert C. Gibson Director of Student Teaching Saro Y. Hall Secretory to President Frances Johnson Assistont Librcrion Ann Elizabeth Ledford Audlo-Visuol Secretory Nancy L Mullins Secretory to Deon 8orboro N. Necessary Librory Clerk Virginia Ritter Librory Clerk ADMINISTRATION 3 Catherine Forbes Slaughter Librarian Thelma Moc Toibott Assistant Librarian Glen f. Gerrett Business Monoger Wolter S. Weover Treosurer BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Carole T. Bornord Coshier Mary Ebert Dietitian Theodore W. Gardiner Dining Holl Manage- Wilma Gibson Bookstore Clerk Beulah E. Jett Cove Monoger Lucy M. Kenney Bookkeeper James Rotcliffe Night Wotchmon Ruth St. Cloir Modalon Voughon Secretary to Business Bookstore Monoger Monoger and Treasurer Morjorie Wright Secrotory to the Registrar Chorles D. Millsops Director o Publicity Glorio Sue Bethke Secretory to Dean of Women Sandra B. Gibson Audio Visual Secretory June Spring Dletition ADMINISTRATION 4 RESIDENCE DEPARTMENT Ann Trobuc Assistont Deon of Women (on teove) M'Ledge Moffett Deon of Women Hottic M. Brown Nurse Patricio E. Wott Assistant Deon of Women Anno P. Hodge Housekeeper Revo J. Porker Hostess Elizabeth Peterson Hostess Gornett C. Price Hostess Ido Rothbun Nurse Moxire Spier Ho� te� Hope 0. Torter Hostess Mory Topper Hostess ADMINISTRATION 5 Mory 0. Thorton Hostess ART bp Jk Clorrncc B. Bunch, Jr. B.S., M A Assistont Professor of Art Crsose S. Decker B.F.A., M.F.A. Assistant Protester of Art Jonice V. Kent B.S., M A Assistant Professor of Art BUSINESS Arlene Boswell B SC., M A. Assistant Professor of Business Education Cclcnc H. Sanders B.S. Instructor of Dusincss Education Virginio L. Morris B.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Business Education John W. Overbey B.S., M.B.A., Ed D. Professor of Business Education DRAMATICS AND SPEECH Williom Morehouse B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Dramatic Arts and Speech ADMINISTRATION 6 ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION Eunice E. Bennett B.S., M A. Assistont Professor, Supervisor of StuCent Teoching, Sixth Grade Evelyn M. F tzpatnek B.S., M A. Assistant Professor, Supervisor of Student Teaching, Second Grade Elsie Lockmeycr B.S., M A. Assistant Professor, Supervisor of StuCent Teaching, Third Grade Annie Irene Cardwell 3.S., Ed.M. Asvstont Professor, Supervisor of student Teaching, Fifth Grodc Blanche Daniel B.S., M A. Assistont Professor of Education, Director of Training School Iris Ely BS. MS. Assistont Professor of Audo-Visuol Education Juonito H. Frenks 8 S„ M.S. Instructor, Supervisor of Student Teacning, Kindergarten Martha R. Thigpen B.S, M.A. Associate Professor, Supervisor of Student Teochmg, First Grode Thomos Troh.n B.S., M.S., Ph D. Associate Profossor ot E cmentcry Education Helen Morie Crecsy B.S , M S. Assistant Professor, Supervisor of Student Teaching, Fourth Grade Homer Howard A 8, B S , M A , Ph D. Professor of education John A Rutherford B.A. Instructor, Supervisor of Student Teaching, Seventh G'occ ADMINISTRATION 7 ENGLISH Beverly Mary Boyd A.B., A M , Ph.O. Professor of English Richord C. Col« B.A., M A., Ph D. Professor of English Henry H. Dyer A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of English (on leave) Virginia 0. Hudson A.8.. A M . Ph D Professor of English Effm Neva Hunt A B . A M , Ph D Professor of English FOREIGN P LANGUAGES ■' % Robert J McGovern B.A. M.A Assistant Professor of English Irving Silvermon A.B., M A, Ph D. Professor of Foreign longuoges HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Virginia Arnold 8.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Health and Phys-col Education Mory Sue Dcv.d D.S.. M S. Instructor of Heoltn ond Physicol Education Violet Meode B.S.. M.A. Instructor of Heolth ond Physicol Education Joanne I. Pegg B.S.. M S Assistant Professor of Heolth ond Physical Education ADMINIST Thomos E. Cole-non B.Ch.E.. M A. Associate Professor of English Charles E Johnson Jr. B.A., M.A , Ph.D. Assoc iofe Professor of English Robert B. Nonce A B.. M.A.. Ph D P'Ofcssor of Foreign Longuoges Foye Brondon B.S, M.A. Assistcnt Professor of Heolth ond Physicol Education Ellen Philbeck B S., M S. Assistont Professor of Health ond Physicol Educotion RATION 8 HOME ECONOMICS Alice Colomon B.A., M S. A i fonf Profcitor of Homo Economic Carr e Lee Collin B.S.. M S., Ph O. Aucciote ProfeMOf Of Homo Economic Education Emil T. Gornor O S.. M S. A i tont Profeuor of Homo Economic Ruth A. Hockmon B.S.. M S A i tont ProfciSCf of Homo Economic Laura ). Harper B.S.. M.S.. Ph.O. Ocan of tho School of Homo Economic Betty Jo Rodeheaver 8 S. MS A i tont Profe or of Homo Economic LIBRARY SCIENCE Bculoh Froncc John on OS, M.A Atvitant Profeuor of Librory Science Catherine Sloughter B S , M.A., M S. A ociote Profe� or of Librory Science Thelma Moo Talbott B.S. ln tructor of Librory Science MATHEMATICS Archie Doyle Brock B.S. M.A. A i tonf Profettor of Mothemotict France F. Fredr ick B.S. Imtructor of Mathemotic Hsmer T. Hoyiiett, it. A.B. Injtructor of Mothomaf c Robert Nixon Perde-gro B.S., M.Ed., M A., Ph D. Profe or of Mathorratics Mock Loo Whitokor B.S.. M.A. A ociate P'ofoticr of Mothcmatie ADMINISTRATION 9 MUSIC Jeon Bird Einstein B.M, M.Ed. Assistont Professor of Music Mildred Mciml eh B.S., M S, M.$ M. Assistont Professor Of Music Welter R. Jones B.M.. M M , Ed D. Professor of Music Nicolo Giorgio Mono Lo Moscolo III Assistont Professor of Music Benjamin Savcge Medford B A, M.S. Assistont Professor of Music PSYCHOLOGY Robert W Bouer Ph.B., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Ooro Helen Duff 8.A , M S. Associotc Professor of Psychology ond Edueotion Robert Elliot Toylor B.A , M.A., Ph.D. Assoc ote Professor of Psychology PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Charles Newell Toshee A.B., B.D., Tn.M.. Ph D. Professor of Religion ond Philosophy SCIENCE John Grove Barker B.S., M S, Ph D. Professor of Biology Richard L. Hoffman M.S., Ph D. Associote Professor of Biology Andrew Lewis Ingles B S. M.A Associotc Professor of Biology Donald H. Mcssersmith B Ed., M.S. Assistont Professor of Biology Floyd E. Jorvls, Jr. A.B., Ph.D. Associote Professor of Biology Dovid L. Merrill B. Che., M S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Williom Ernest Merrill Professor of Science ADMINISTRATION 10 SOCIAL STUDIES AND HISTORY Daniel A. Canradoy B.A., M.A. Asscooto Profossor of History Franklin P. Hillmon A.B.. A M., Ph D. Professor or History Mattie Kean Keeler B.S., M S. Associate Professor of Sociology Richard llmpickl B S, M A Instructor of Social Studies (on lease) Walter Keith Roberts B.S., M.A., Ph D. Professor of History Norvellc Goodwin Tote B.A , M.A. Assistcnt Professor of Sociology PROFESSORS EMERITUS William E. Gi bert A.B., A.M. Professor Emeritus of Political Science and History William S. Long A.8., A M., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of English Minor Wine Thomas B.S., M A., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Psychology ADMINISTRATION 11 Jane Louise King Anne Bryant Lynn Richardson First Vice-president President Second Vice-president Becky Willoughby Secretary Mary Ruth Smith Treasurer (STUDENT COUNCIL Whereas, we believe that the greatest personal liberty lies in self-government, that the basic principle of self-government is character, that character is founded on personal integrity, and whereas we believe that democratic student government, emphasizing and based upon integrity, is both possible and desirable, its successful operation requires both individual and group cooperation of the students so governed. —From the Preamble of the Constitution. ADMINISTRATION 12 STUDENT COURT Lynn Richardson, Choirman Jeon Lennon Lorena Roberts Joan Phillipo Jane King Barbara Hale Mary Ruth Smith Becky Willoughby Sue Campbell INTERDORM COMMITTEE Sarah Turner Vicki Harding Kay Newkirk Jerri Quillin Sandy King Shelby Nestor Sara Furr ELECTORAL BOARD Sandra Boker, Chairman Linda Dowd Carole Taylor Margaret Harmon STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE Greta Taylor, Chairman Billie Bearner Helen Wright D;ona Ashton Joyce Davis Beverly Bushong Andrea Jones ADMINISTRATION 13 President OFFICERS Jean Lennon MEMBERS Mary Ann Francis Joyce Compton Secretory Jane Brown Janice Eagle Janet Lovern Corresponding Secretary Suzanne Martin Corolyn McPherson Shirley Carroll We hold our Honor System os on ideal toward which we ore striving. Ultimote success is not to be judged by the prefection of o system, but by progress in growth toward o fuller realization of our individual responsibility in the development of true values essential in personol and corporate character. ADMINISTRATION 14 HOUSE POCAHONTAS President Vice-president Secretory Treosurer Shelby Nestor Judy Snodgross Amto Mathis Donno Hylton Social Chairman Head Hall Monitor Fire ''Gordon housemother Margaret Moyc Mary F. Cook Mortho Penley Mrs. Pearl Miles BOLLING President Vice-president Secretory T reasurer Social Chairman Head Hall Monitor Fire Warden Housemother Sara Furr Jo Ann Povnc Sue Kendrick Janice Knodercr Mortho Brown Borboro Howard Mary Ann Ellis Mrs Elizcbeth Petersen DRAPER President Vice-president Secretory Treosurer Head Holl Monitor Sociol Choirmcn Fire Worden Housemother Sandy King Mcrgaret Former Mcrie Davis Korol Willis Alice Applegate Lelio Crawford Joan Thomas Mrs. 'Revo Porker ADMINISTRATION 15 COUNCILS INGLES President Vice-president Secretory Trcosurcr Head Hall Monitor Social Choirmon Fire Worden Housemother Jerri Quillen Lorraine Mitchell Delia Vandever Kitty Ann Horne Virginio Lindomood Chris Connolly Bobbie Jean Wymer Mrs. Maxine Spires TYLER President ........ Vice-president Secretory Treasurer Sociol Chairmon Hood Holl Monitor Fire Warden Housemother Vickie Hording Lindo Hurt Catherine Reese Noncy Clore Mary Sue Lowe Emma Lee Overstreet Mickey Huffmond Mrs. Emily Hyde NORWOOD President Vice-president Secretary .. Treasurer Social Choirmon Head Holl Monitor Fire Warden Housemother Koy Newkirk Emily Wingate Jonic Pol lord Mory Rulh Lucos Betty Light Sue Sheppard Jeonnie Hendrick Mrs. Bueloh Newlin MADAME RUSSELL President Vice-president Secretary ......... Treasurer Sociol Choirmon Head Holl Monitor Fire Worden Housemother Soroh Anne Turner Sue Simpson Sarah Mossie Phyllis Dannecker Sandro Rodford Caroline Fisher Heidi Dovilo Mrs. Hope Torter ADMINISTRATION 16 Oh, no!' A good time Sister Decker and friends CLASSES CLASS OF 1961 President . . . Vice-president Secretary . . . Treasurer Sponsors OFFICERS .....................Anita McCormick .....................Clarice Earles ......................Nancy Jo Johnston Laura Zakrzewski Robert Bauer, Chase Decker Graduation Day brings a feeling of mixed emotions as the senior class realizes the end of one experience and the beginning of onother. Senior Investiture service, Senior Breakfast, Sneak Day, and newly-found knowledge ond interests ore all behind to brighten the steps which ore yet to be token.—Education is never complete. The foundation is of little use, unless further building is planned In this way may the members of the 1961 graduotmg class plan their lives. JOYCE I). ANDERSON SENIORS 1 SENIORS 2 JOYCE ESTHER BENNETT LUISA A. BETANCOURT SENIORS 3 SENIORS 4 1 HELEN ROI.INE SENIORS 5 AUDREY BROWN SENIORS 6 MARTHA L. BUCHANAN SENIORS 7 I . PATRICIA CAMPER V . SHIRLEY ETHEL CARROLL SENIORS 8 i mmmtm JEAN CHESTNUTT JANET FAYE CLINE SENIORS 9 SENIORS 10 SENIORS 11 HA It KARA KI.I.KN DEES PATRICIA ANN DICKSON SENIORS 12 DIANA KAY DODD C. LYNN DONOVAN DOROTHY RUTH DURANT SENIORS 13 CLARICE MARIE EARLES JOSEPHINE . ELAM SENIORS 14 MARY M. EKVINE MARY NELL FARMER ALICE R. FIREBAUGH SENIORS 15 SENIORS 16 KATHERINE V. GAMES SENIORS 17 SENIORS 18 BARBARA CASE GROSE SENIORS 19 MARILYN GNVVNN MYRTLE A. HARMON SENIORS 20 I.II,I.IAN ANN HARTSOCK I). DAWN HEILIG SENIORS 21 JANICE WNK HILL SENIORS 22 SANDRA LEE HODGES MARY DENISE HOIXORAN :NIORS 23 SENIORS 24 BESSIE LEE HOWELL SHIRLEY HUNDLEY MARY KATHERINE HYLTON SENIORS 25 SHEKNKI.I. GAV JONES SENIORS 26 W¥- SENIORS 27 SENIORS 28 SENIORS 29 SENIORS 30 SENIORS 31 REBECCA GRA CE MAYS MARIAN MESS BRIAN ALICE GERALDINE MILLER SENIORS 32 JOAN ELIZAKKTIi .MITCHELL MARY MITCHELL NANCY MOREHEAI) SENIORS 33 SENIORS 34 CAROL LYNN OSBORNE —— CHARLOTTE WOLFE OSBORNE SUSAN E. PARRISH SENIORS 35 SENIORS 36 JOAN M. PHII.IPI'O MARCIA RUTH PITT SENIORS 37 SENIORS 38 BARBARA CAY RICHTER LOTTIE RICNEY BETTYE Y. ROBERTSON JANET Al'DRA ROBERTSON SENIORS 39 FLORINE FI.ETA RODGERS JOYCE SALYER SHARON ROSE SAI.YER ELIZABETH LEE SANDERS SENIORS 40 RACHEL AWE SANDERS JUANITA SAUNDERS SENIORS 41 I AMANDA G. SHOCKLEY LEONA GAYB SIGMON DEKNA SILVEKMAN SENIORS 42 MARY ANN SIMMONS MARY FEILD SKIPWITH ALICE FAYE SMITH SENIORS 43 SENIORS 44 OWETIE LOUISE STINSON BARBARA ANN STOGOWSKI SENIORS 45 GERALDINE H. STONE JUDITH LYNN SULLEXDER CECILE Dell ART SUTPHIN MARY LOUISE SUTPHIN SENIORS 46 SENIORS 47 SENIORS 48 LINDA JANE UTT VAN DOUGLAS WADE ANITA JEAN WALTERS E. RUBY WARREN PATRICIA ANN WATIJNUTOX SENIORS 50 CONSTANCE E. WILLIAMS SENIORS 51 DOLORES M. WILSON RUBY WILSON JERRIANN S. WINDLEY i CAROL CRESONG WOLFE FRANCES MAE WINSTON SENIORS 52 CLASS OF 1962 OFFICERS President Dorothy Simmons Vice-president Judy Mayo Secretary Cynthia Nace Treasurer Mary Ruth Smith Sponsors Harold Boyer, Irving Silverman Upon entering the junior year, we began the second half of our college life During Winter Quarter, three members of the class, Ann Bryant, Jane King, and Mary Ruth Smith, were installed os president, first vice president, and treasurer respectively of the Student Council In the spring, the class presented the 'Follies', on annual presentation of the junior class. With many memories of the year 1960-1961, we look forword to the new experiences of the senior year. Annette Acuff Sandro Lee Adkins Corolyn Louise Albers Kothy Alford Jecn Elizabeth Arthur Audrey Faye Ayers Mary Emily Badger Wondo Eloinc Bailey Kay E. Baker Sandra Katherine Baker Judith Ann Beers Wilmo Ruth Benton Judith Lynn Blackburn Alice Board Nancy Rosino Boens Lillian E. Boitnott Martho Booth Nancy Louise Boothe Aliene Frances Bowles Bonnie Koy Bowmon JUNIORS 1 Vodo Boyd Novctto Breeding H. Rosolind Brick Betty Ann Brock Mcrtho Elizabeth Brown Noncy A. Brown Barboro Brughcr Mory Anne Bryont Betty Bussey Betty Jo Byors Glorio Anne Byrd Potsy Vcro Campbell Elizabeth Dale Clifton Mory Ruth Ccmpton Susie Ann Conrad Mary Frances Cook Ino Ruth Cooper Coleen Joyce Correll Margaret Ann Correll Linda Sue Cox JUNIORS 2 Betsy Jeon Creasy Rosemory Ido Crcpp Christine G. Dovidson Voleric Dolton Helen Marie Dovis Potricio Goodwin Dclofrange Suson Jonc Dickcn Phyllis Down Dickerson Morgoret Anne Divers Noncy Dodd Wanda Coroline Dodson Phyllis Ann Doerflein Lynda Koy Dunning Edith Meade Elliot Fronces Koy Ellison Ncrinc Foster Noncy Lee Flint Helen Louise Floyd Mory Anne Francis Jone Gallimorc JUNIORS 3 Mcrgoret T. Gardner Doris Garrett Juanita Gentry Peggy Gibson Jonxc Marie Giles Judith Marie Gray Mory Jane Graybeal Barbara S. Griffin Sarah Lillian Griggs Florence T. Guerront Janet Hoines Beverly Arleen Hale Glenda C Hall Pat Hall Katherine M. Honbury Jeanette E. Hormcn Mary Jock Hoskins Linda J. Hatfield Janet Hoyden Carolyn Faye Haynes JUNIORS 4 Virginio L. Hedrick Betty Jccn Hicks Brcndo J. Hogston Hozcl Virginio Hollond Mory Ann Hughes Anno D. Hylton Potricio A. Jennings Theresa Ann Kemper Connie Bernice Kilgore Evelyn Frances Kinder Elizabeth Ann King Jono Louise King Julia Anito Kirkwood Normo Elizobeth Kneo Billie Toylor Knight Elaine Matildo Knight Edith Jane Knott Sandro Lou Large Virginia R. Lorkin Betty Ann Leathers JUNIORS 5 June Johnson Lee Elio Bernice Lewis Ellen Jonc Litton Susan Ann Lo'enzcn Corel Joequelin McKemy Janice Maddox Morgaret Susonne Mortell Carolyn Jo Martin Joyce Martin Suzonne Mortin Anito Louise Mathis Phyllis Virginia Mowyer Judith Annette Mayo Joyce Meek Eloine Frances Menszak Potricia Marie Mooney Morgoret Ann Moye Ruby Lenoro Mullins Cynthic W. Noce Potricia Ann Neol JUNIORS 6 Mory Ann Neofotis Shelby Jeon Nester Dorothy Hope Newman Wilmo J. Nickols Jc Ann Nixon Elizabeth Hort Nuckolls Roe-Morie Osborn Joon Osbourne PotriCiO Elone Potrick Mortho Byrnes Pcnlcy Patricio L. Phillips Virginia Helen Potter Goy Nell Quesenberry Potricio Quillen Irene Romey Nancy Cloire Ramsey Teddie Wilson Rcosor Lois Virginio Reese Kotherine C. Renick Charlotte F. Reynolds JUNIORS 7 Linda Hoyden Reynolds Janet Ridcnhour Geraldine Ridgway Lorcno Lucille Roberts Mavis Marlene Sadler Kathryn Newbern Solrnon Carolyn Hope Saunders Carol B. Scdonko Betty Lou Semones Corinth Anne Shoffner Patsy Ann Shelton Dorothy E Simmons Mortha Ann Simmons Pocahontas Simpkins Mortho Ann Slate Barboro Ann Slone Corol Dione Smiley Mary Lee Smith Mory Ruth Smith Judith Ann Snodgrass Jean Sollenberger Norma Jo Sparks Mollie Ruth Spencer Edwina V. Stakes JUNIORS 8 Joon Stcwort Mory Otis Sutherlond Rochel L. Sutphin Benito Ann Tolbert Georgionno A Toylor Grcto Ruth Toylor Anne Sfyne Thomos Terry Goylc Thomcs Beverly June Vodon Chorlotre T. Vondenberg Louro Moe Voughon Olgo Ligio Vilo Amelio Rose Walloce Normo Jeon Wolloce Lindo Woskey Judith Ann Weaver Potricio C. White Catherine M Whittoker Noncy Lee Wilson Joan D. Winterbergcr JUNIORS 9 CLASS OF 1963 OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Carol Deland Carol Dickson Barbara Lewellyn Nancy Clark Mary Sue David, Violet Meade As Sophomores, we find ourselves one year wiser and one step nearer to our goal. Our Freshman year, full of happy memories, made us wiser Becoming Sophomores was a step toward our goal, a higher education.—We enjoyed working on Sophomore Stunt Night and shall remember it as the highlight of our second year at Radford. As Freshman counselors, we found new friends and new experiences in sharing together.—Now that we realize how important college life is to us, we look ahead with pleasure to the Junior year. Bonnie Akers Noncy Akers Rebecco Finney Amos Lindo Fcye Anderson Jei Jeon Anderson Alice Jone Applegotc Corol Armbristcr Fronccs Atkinson Lula Belle Austin Mary Nell Berry Phyllis 8ishop Moric Bocock Elizabeth Bonduront Carol Bonhom Mory R. Bosv.cll Diono Bouspuet Joycelyn Bowers Lindo Bowman Joy Breckenridge Betty Bryant Judy Bryont Bcttic Burkett Corol Burleson June Byington Ruby Compbell Susan Campbell Barbara Carll Brenda Cheek Thelmo Childress Betty Clark Nancy Clark Jonet Clarkson Jayne Clement Mory L. Clock Isabelle Colemon Joyce Compton Chris Connolly Maureen Cox Lelio Crowford SOPHOMORES 1 Burnley Credlc Lula Mae Crist Carol Crouch Veronica Crumpler Barbara Currcn Lillian Doles Mary Lou Daugherty Joyce Ellen Davis Anne DeValve Anne Dickerson Carol Dickson Kay Duffy Cecelia Doy Bessie A. Debnam Carol Bernice Delond Carolyn Wait Derby Rebecco Duncan Jcnice Marie Eagle Noncy Lee Eorr.es Nancy Eones Dana Elizobeth Early Judith J. Edwords Virginia Lee Edwards Solly Ann Elliot Joyce Ann Ely Gertrude J. Epling Rose Mory Erdclyi Lynda Joyce Ervin Frances Eubonk Lourellen Fanske Margaret Farmer Thelmo Elizabeth Felts Donna Ferguson Rebecca S. Ferguson Evo June Foglcmon Potricio Fountain Jeanne F. Friend Shirley Ann Frost Margorct Ann Funk Gloria Gaino Lindo B. Gallup SOPHOMORES 2 Noncy Gorlorvd Shcren Virginio Gibbs Morgoret Ann Gibson Kothryn A Gill Delenc Foye Good Peggy Freemen Godsey LeNette Golden Cynthio Gordon Juonitc Lee Gregory Anne Griffith Dorothy Grim Peggy Ruth Gunnell Borboro Hole Morjoric Down Hole Virginio Lynn Hamilton Doris Ann Hankins Katherine Harlow Peggy Lou Horner Catherine Horrell Jane Inncs Harris Wondo Sue Horrison Pauline Ray Hawley Nancy Ann Herron Jone Hobock Hozcl Holland Helen Hurley Judy Hurley Shelby Inscorc Borboro Jocobs Evelyn Honoker Alice Grocic Hopkins Anno Kctherine Horne Betsy Horne Noncy Howell Nancy Huddle Betty Huff Potricia Huffman Joyce Syble Jessee Judy Elaine Jessee Evono Goy Jessup Jocquie Lee Johnson SOPHOMORES 3 Poulo Kelley Ma rtha Kesrver Rebecca Kilgore Carolyn V Kincer Elaine L. Kovacevich Eliza J. Large Sue Lew son Wanda Corole Lowson Lmdo Lou Johnson Rita Louise Johnson Nancy Jones Myrtle Pauline Justus Carolyn Kay King Sondy Lev King Kay Kiser Emile Kosoveach Jeanie Lazenby Mary Rebecca Lee Mary Leonard Borbara Lewellyn Betty Jean Light Virginia Ann Lindomocd Sara F. Louthan Barbara Lowmiller Corole Luntsford Frances McCall Judy McGarvey Carol McGuire Katherine Ann McKeone Judy McKinery Mary McMorlin Lmdo Anne McNeer Corolyn P. McPherson Elizabeth L Mcbe Gladys Madison Maureen Mahoney Carol Jean Manzie Ann Ellen Margolies Geneva Martin Phyllis Virginia Mourer Chloe Maxey SOPHOMORES 4 Joonnc Melton Patricio Mills Dorothy Lorraine Mitchell Barbara Moore Elizabeth Morris Joanne Elizabeth Morse Carolyn E. Moses Glemo Goy Mullins Romolo Iris Mullins Helen Munsen Mory Fronces Nester Koy Susan Newkirk Lindo Jone Newman Sue Elio Null Sondrc Osborne Lono Corolyn Overbey Jessie Marie Polmer Patricio Ann Patterson Sadie Poyne Judy Pcnlond Rebecco Perkins Carlo Sue Peters Anno Lou Phillips Gencvo Anne Phillips Joyce Phipps Potricio Jerri Qui Barbaro Elizabeth Lindo Eleanor Piland Evelyn Fronces Powell Margot Diane Powell Joan Eileen Presley Patsy Anne Ramsey Sue Rotliff Mory Rector Normo Reynolds SOPHOMORES 5 Myra Mae Robinson Sue Ann Robinson Undo Rolloson Koy Philip Rountree Kathryn Sue Sergent Karen Sue Shofer Peggy Shoner Pot Shelton Joyce Helen Russm Charlene Moc Sounders Moido JoAnn Scorce Marilyn Scolo Judith Hart Shcpord Carole Shiflettc Jccquelyn Sink Sandra Foy Slawson Betty Sue Slone Clyde Romscy Smith Lirxfo Smith Ann Smyth Helen Scnger Doris Soohr Mary Corol Sparks Arlene Spencer Gladys Spencer Sue Stollmgs Evelyn Sue Steele Irene Stevenson Lindo Stuort Kathryn Stull 8etty E. Sturdivont Linda LaVon Sutherland Kothryn Blanche Swonson Charlotte Rebecco Tate Carole Yvonne Taylor Elizabeth Jonice Taylor Joan Emily Thomas SOPHOMORES 6 Martho Jeon Thompson Mourccn Tomlinson Mory M. Trigg Noncy Vonce Dello Vondervcr Dorothy Vcughon Jonet Vio Carolyn Vogt Rose lie Goy Word Martho Louise Wossum Borboro Helen Waters Betty Dell Webb Betty Lou Webb Potricio V cbber Alice Weber Ccrolyn Weisner Sandro Welsh Evelyn Wellborn Marilyn Wells Borboro Byrd West Noncy Whitehead Virginia Whittoker Evelyn Wilcox Nito Joyce Williams Coro I Willis Emily Wingate Margaret Winslow Ann Jeffries Wclfendon Corol Wood Ellen Willis Becky Willoughby Dorothy Lee Wills Corole Sue Wilson Jonet Lydia Wilson Lindo Wilson Mory Jcne Wilson Faye Wimmer Noncy Louise Wright Peggy Wright Bobby Jeon Wymer Judith Corol Young SOPHOMORES 7 CLASS OF 1964 OFFICERS President Margaret Gillespie Vice-president Diana Cox Secretary Norma Reposs Treasurer Joy O'Bryan Student Government Representatives Beverly Bushong Andrea Jones Patricia Pepper As the Freshman Class entered Radford College in September, 1960, it began Its climb toward the goal of becoming more than merely the largest class ever to enter the college, but, more important, the best. Two projects during the year were the Freshman Tea, Our Heritage , in Feb ruary, and, in April, the Freshman Dance, Twilight Time The class also participated in many other campus activities—The Freshman Closs has given and, in turn, received much during the first year at Radford College Glo' o Elrzobeth Adorns Solly Weber Adomson Eronees Goil Adkins Potsy Koren Adkins Morlcnc Akers Corol Albright Bo'bo-o Ann Allen Roberto Moe Altizer Morgcrct Ann Amoi Borboro Andersen Korcn Sue Arderson Phyllis Moric Audit Ruth Anr Andiovich Linde Roe Anrvoj Corolyn Sue Adkinjon LmdO Bobor Anne Allison Bag by Mory Al ee Boiley Non-cy Bom Kay Baker Borboro Ann eo'tiett Kothe-ine Jo Barton Ruth Lorromc Barton Ck ro Udy Boumgordner Dor.no Jo Boys Elizobefh Ann Bc k Christ nr Gray Biren She io Ann Block Mory Belle BlockweH Peogy Sue Blonkcnbeckier Sue Ann 6 onkenship Dorlecn Louise Blowc Anne Gencv eve Bond Noney Bouton Betty Jeon Bonmon Margaret Jolcne 3oyd Corolyn Ann Brodley Shoron Mignon Brommcr Peggy Ann Bronscorre Lois Lee Breeding Corolyn Winsloc Brickcy Betly Louise Brown Corolyn Brown Lmdo Lee Brown Mory Leo Brown Penelope Ann Browne Ruby Ethel Brubaker Betty Moe B'uee Noney Helen Bruggcr Mery Elizabeth Buetfncr Brenda Wells Bumgardner Mery Sharon Burch Betty Ann Burton Beverley Boshong Noney Irene Colfee Brendo Ann Cor mine Down Lottie Corson Corolyn Tote Corter Chorlotfe Corver Alice Foyc Cosey Phyllis Ann Covsell Susan Mory Cothcrwood Vicki Koy Cotron Virginio Goil Ccrvcny Sylvia Neil Chombers Lois Non Chouncey Elizabeth Childress FRESHMEN 1 Arne Lee CiFelli Noncy Hope Clore Sandra Delores Coffey Morgoret Colley Vary Catherine Connolly Eileen Coooboy Elizabeth Ann Cooke Martho Corolyn Coombe Peggy O'Neil Coocnhavcr Patricia Ann Cornett Mary Elaine Corsetty L nda Carolyn Couch Oiono Ehzobcth Cox Patricio Cox Nancy Carol Coyncr Janet Crist Joyce Evelyn Croots Agotho Jonc Cullers Teresa Ann Conninghom Carol Felton Currie Mcrcorct Ann Czornikow Mary Elizoscth Dolton Bcrborc Ruth Dongcrficld Phyllis Louise Donnccker Doris E i abeth Dougherty Gloria Maria Davila Kyfo Sharon Davis Barbara Jean Dei she r Mary Lucy Deishcr Frances Deloncey G'erxJo Gaye Dolionboct Dianna Dclrizis Vivian Poce Dickerson Florence Louise D.gisi Sue Corol Doss f or o Douthat Patricia Drinkwatcr Barbora Ann Drossmcn Fronees Anne Duffy Vory Ellon Duncan Mary Margaret Duncan Sa'ah Dsincan Patricia Sue Dutton Mary Duty Susan Eaton Sandra Ora Elgin Gayle Howard Eller Marie Ann Emorc Betty English Betty Jane Fobulo Nancy Fay Joyce Fender Lvrdo Lee Fcrrcc Evo May Finch Coroline Wilson Fisher Nancy Carroll Fishor Sharon Linn Fleming Edith Renee F oege Sandra Floro Shirley Sue Franklin FRESHMEN 2 Betty French Sondro Frculcr Jonc Adorns Filling Chorlotte Cor roll Funk Beverly Jon© Futrcll Elizobcth Gordner Josephine Esther Gordner Judith Idon o Gorst Cloudio E o ne Geiger Peggy Ann Geiger Morgoret S. Gillespie Hottie Lois Gilmer Mortho Lee Godwin Jocquelyn Joy Good Julio Anne Goodman Judith Jon© Grody Goyle Helen Greshom Judith Goyle Grubb l.ols Anne Gutter Helen Ruth Guynn 3ctty Ruth Hockney Billie Mce Ho iter Droorrcr Lynn Hole Pot'clc Fove Ho e Lindo L. Hoi I Pomelo Roc Holl Suvonn© Holl Kothryn Donne Ham Annette Honemonn Judy Gale Honkin Lyd.o Lee Horley ElOine Horlow' Lindo Louise Hormon Moroorct Alice Herman Joon Hormon Mvro Lillion Horns Jon.ee Thereto Horriton Judith Ann Horf.’ey Noncy Lee Harvey Gretchcn Jeon Honvick Mory otherine Hcslc Koren Lelo Hctch Norscy Corole Howkirs Alice Betty Hoyes Mory Foushcc Heoth Corel. Koy Heisig Dor no Froncet Heilcr Ruth hemp S'oomi Ruth Henkel Mory Lou se H.ce Bobbie Joyce Hightower Fronccs Lee Hillmon Bo'boro Eileen Hilton Elizobcth Ann Himmclmon Anne Sylvia Hodges Elizobcth Jeon Hoffmon Shirley Elizobcth Hnilmon Judith Morr.c! Holdswcrth Brendo L. Hollondsworth Morgorct Sue Hollyfield FRESHMEN 3 Carole Hcustcy Judith Ann Howell WorxJo Marie Howell Jocquelme Ann Hubblo Mory Louise Hubble Rebecco Corolyn Hudson Michael Sharon Huffnvond Brenda Gayle Humphrey Catherine Eloine Hurd Lyndo Lou ie Hurt Nancy Elizobeth Hurt Billie Sharon Hutton Barbara Dean Jarrett Corol Ann Jorvi Lorctto Jcnnir.g LaVerno Morio Jett Deborah Ann Johnion Glenda Corol Johniton Judy Annette Johniton Patricio Ann Johnston Dioro Sue Jonei Judy E. Jones Mary L. Jones Elizobeth Ann Joynet Koth'een Julian Elizobeth Ann Kane Loretta Anne Kone Mory Gwyndolyn Keever France Elizobeth Kinder Virginio King Nancy Knapp Borbcro Vo e Kormerth Nancy Londers Morilyn Fay Longencuer Ncncy Lcnkfcrd Dole Nyc Larkin Judith Edith Leo cl Patricia M.or;e Ledford Mary Ellen Lennmgton Potricia Ann Lester Diane Letherbury Shirley Renee Lewi Nancy Suion L‘scorn be Sond o Ann Looney Mory Sue Lowe Margaret Ann Luca Go I Irene Luckenboch Thelma Ann Lurnden Noncy Moe Lynch Franca McAllister Betty McClain Jeon McDonald Joon McDonald Mary McLean Paulino McNair Nancy McNulty Mory Mabbitt Gate Mahler Selmo Mahler Linda Morchont FRESHMEN 4 Helen Martin Judy Money Sorch Mossie Jonr; Garrett Noth Mory Jeon Neolon Paulo Fronccs Neel Judy Mattox Betty Mouck Corol Moyne Par Meegor Diana Meredith Susan Messlck P ?09y Mile Mory Miller Sucllen Miller Jockie Mi'ton Doloroi Mink Jean Mitchell Joonette Mono Undo Moon Jone Morris Jcjjic Sue Morris Sue Morris Katherine Moses Anne Moss Sharon Muckcnfuss Elizobeth Mjndy Morilyn Munford Cecelia Murphy Peso Mutter Sondro Mutter Susan Myers Undo Lou Nonce Sondro Joyce Nelson Gloria Olcita Nestcr Dorothy Ido Netzer Nancy Newman Almo Nichols Joy O'Bryon Kathryn Louise Olson Nancy Delores Osborne Emmo Leigh Overstreet Essie Doorese Ovorstreet Patricio Ar-n Owen Dorothy May Ponnill Betty Lou Porker Dare DeLone Parnell Barbara Lee Porrish Priscilla Marie Porrish Wanda Lou se Poyne Linda Kothryn Pendleton Relda Jeanette Penland Jeanc Hoge Pen ley Nancie Ruth Perdue Anita May Perkins Joon Catherine Ph'llip Jo Ann Pierce Winnie Celores Pierce Barboro Jean Pinkord Nigel Lee Pittman FRESHMEN 5 Bo-bora Jeon Price Edwino Celeste Price Noney Virginia Price Joan Dorothy Prontnlckl Linda Lee Pruitt Glenda Stull Pullen Charlotte Arne Quescnbcrry Sondra Rcdfore Sheryl Jeon Rogjdo'e Veronica Morie Rondow Virginia Viola Rankin Barbara Ann Ratliff Sandra Leigh Rotliff Mary Grace Rccsor Cathiecn Virginia Reece Lyndo Lake Rceie Jonice Lee Reeve Morgaret Thereto Reidy Corvstcnco Mary Reith Judy Jadcno RiChordton Wanda Lee Rider Ellen Joyce Riggins Do'is Nell Ring Martha Jane Ringstoff Dottie Ritchie Ooro Mogdeline Roach Janet Roark Noncy Mario Rose Portio Rose Ann Rowley Sordro Peorl Rudolph Barboro Kay Rushbrooko Dianna Sodler Potty Sonds Constonce Server Sherrill Sounders Lirda Sayers Beverly Schumann Carol Ann Scott Charlotte Scott Janet Scale Mary Seoy Willo Semores Nancy Sexton Pomelo Shorp Alice Sharpe Betty Shaver Phyllis Shelburne Julia Shell Sue Shelton Sue Sheppard Barboro Shi Is Ann Shipman Lmdo Short Judith Shumate Verlyne Simmons Gloria Simpkins Carolyn Simpson Elizabeth Simpson Leah Sink FRESHMEN 6 Sondy Skeen Rebecco Sloughtor Nancy Slasher Carol Smith Noda Jone Smith Sandro L. Smith Eunice Snow Leona Snow Potty Spongier Fronces Spencer Karon Spencer Ruby Spivey Morjone Stabler Kay Stcnnett Andrea Stevens Betty St. John Virgie Stockner Joon Stoner Rito Strouss Noncy Sturgill Anno Moo Swartz Nyoko Desol i no Tolbert Sue Ann Toylor Janet Elizobeth Terry Evelyn Coro: Testerman Frances Thomas Linda Lee Thompson Potricio Morie Tirpok Barboro Tolley Noncy Dell Tower Ruby Lynn Trimmer Soroh Ann Turner Dorothy Mae Umberger Judith Corotyn Vanover Borboro Foy WoQner Ko'en Walsh Rebecca Wolton Mortho Virginia Worren Mary Warren Mary Di Worren Catherine E. Warrington Edno Morie Wassum Dorothy Tucker Watson Hornet Edythe Watson Arlecn Miller Works Lorraine Weis Linda West Linda West Barboro Wnitc Kay Ann Williams Shirley Mono Williams Mary Fronces Wilson Rosalind Wilson Mory Ann Winter Sandro Lee Wise Ernostinc Woodycrd Charlorvo Sue Wright Betty Dean Young Hannah Di Zcregc Betty June Zielkc FRESHMEN 7 Rodford girls enjoy . . . . dotes ond dances . . . Homecoming ot V. P. I. . . . . . . sorority rush ponies ond cobin parties . . . . ond sometimes, just rcloxing ORGANIZATIONS BEE HIVE Julin Kirkwood, Johonna Croig Robert McGovern Editorial Advisor Editor Art Editor Feature Editor Photographer Assistant Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Feature Editor Johanna Craig Brenda Boggs Ann Sanders Laura Zakrzewski Julia Kirkwood Betty Nuckolls Sandra Baker Sondro Bokcr, Lcuro Zokzrewski, Ann Senders Clarence Bunch Art Advisor ORGANIZATIONS 1 Betty Hort Nuckolls, Brenda Boggs 1961 STAFF Business Advisor Betty Dickerson, Helen Wright Business Manager Betty Dickerson Assistant Business Manager Helen Wright Typists Doris Hankins (Standing) Seoted: Linda Johnson Betty Sturdivant Irene Stevenson Sales Representatives Pictured: Koy Newkirk Phyllis Donnecker Marion Messerion Patsy Campbell Polly McNair Dole Clifton Anno Philips Brenda Matthews Morgoret Correll Joyce Compton Elizcbeth Mcbe Edith Elliott Judy Hcnkins Kathy Bailey Carol Currie Judic Young Chorlie Wright Not Pictured: Linda Bowman Barboro Beckner Billie Bennett Mory Ervine LoNetta Golden Kothy Hoslc Mory Jones Margaret Moye Jo Ann Shoy Corolyn Simpson ORGANIZATIONS 2 GRAPURCHAT STAFF Editor Assistont Editor Editorial Advisor Business Manager Judy Beers Margaret Divers Patricia Watt Elizabeth King Assistant Business Manager Business Advisor Dr John Overbey Judy Beers, Li King The GRAPURCHAT is o weekly publication by and for the students of Radford College, Woman's Division of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Joon Winterberger, Judy Blockburn, Koy Newkirk, Betty Horf Nuckolls Art Staff Betty Hart Nuckolls Nancy Dodd Photcgropher Jane Gallimore Columnists Judy Blackburn Ros Brick, Vickie Catron, Diana Cox, Kay Newkirk, Karol Willis, Joonie Winterberger Reporters Liz Bernard, Betty Dalton, Margaret Gillespie, Lor-etto Kane, Emilie Kosoveach, Koren McCarthy, Linda Morchant, Chlce Moxey, Joanne Melton, Betty Hart Nuckolls, Kathryn Olson Suzanne Mortell, Morgoret Gillespie. Kothy 8oi!ey, Chloe Moxey ORGANIZATIONS 3 ALPHA PSI OMEGA OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretory-T reosurer Advisor Soro Flythe Frances Kimbrell Janice Hill Mr. William Morehouse MEMBERS Mary Nell Former Elaine Knight Lynn Sullender Marilyn A Tulloss . . . honor fraternity in dramatics . . . has as its aim recognition of students on campus who have done outstanding work in dramatics . . . work, interest, and theatrical knowledge are necessory for this honor. MU PHI EPSILON President Vice-president Secretaries Treasurer Sponsors Rosemarie Houck Kay Ellison Barbara Hole, Judith Edwards Nancy Vance Mrs. J. Einstein, Miss Mildred Heimlich . . . national professional music sorority . . established at Radford College in 1959 . . . Alpha Zeta Chapter bases membership on musicianship, scholastic attainment, and personal qualities. MEMBERS Carol Bonham Linda Cox Peggy Godsey Nancy Herron Elizabeth Hinote Joan Mitchell Lorraine Mitchell Elizabeth Ramsey Borboro Richter Martha Ann Simmons Leoda Fay Wyatt Rita Zmachinski ORGANIZATIONS 4 CHI BETA PHI OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Nancy Neighbors Jeanette Harmon Barbaro Lyons Bernice Lewis Sarah Holland Dr. J. G. Barker MEMBERS Patty bacon Lillion Boitnott Jane Brown Dale Clifton Jane Eller Barbara Howord Shelia Johnston Jane King Margaret Maine Joan Mitchell Cynthia Noce Elizabeth Sanders Myrna Smith Mary Carolyn Steger Mory Ruth Swartz Sally Ann Tonk Not pictured: Sorah Holland Mr. Andrew Ingles Mr David Merrill Mr. Don Messersmith Peggy D. Moncure . . honorary science fraternity . . . seeks to promote an interest in science . . lota Sigma Chapter sponsors speakers, other interesting programs, onnual trip ro Cascades at Mountain Loke . . . qualifications: a high scholostic average, interest in science . . . key award made to outstanding member of chapter each year. ORGANIZATIONS 5 KAPPA DELTA PI OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretory Treosurer Historian and Reporter Counselor Dr. Joan Mitchell Madeline Pound ' Freda Morris Blanche Daniel Rebecca Thigpen M'Ledge Moffett MEMBERS Sandro Adkins Aliene Bowles Martho Brown Gloria Byrd Dale Clifton Mary Ruth Compton Mary Frances Cook Linda Cox Nancy Flint Mary Ann Francis Dr. Robert Gibson Sheila Johnston Bernice Lewis Elsie Lockmeyer Anita McCormick Elizabeth Hart Nuckolls Dr. John Overbey Carolyn Saunders Dr. Thomas Trohin Linda Brooks Waskey Judith Williams Not pictured: Carol Bellew Irene Cardwell Sarah Holland Dr. Homer Howard Dr. Mae Kelley Dr. W. K. Roberts Alma Smith Nona Smith . . . notional honor fraternity in education . . . Gamma Alpha Chapter established at Radford College in 1931 . . from the junior and senior classes, students are elected for membership on the basis of scholastic attainment, oersonal qualities, and professional promise . . . they are tapped in an impressive public service in the early fall ORGANIZATIONS 6 KAPPA MU EPSILON OFFICERS MEMBERS President Vice-president Secretory Treasurer Historian Sponsor Barbara Lyons Margaret Maine Iris Sweeney Bernice Lewis Janet Cardwell Dr R N Pendergrass Patty Bacon Jane Brown Mary Ann Francis Jeanette Harmon Kay Jewell Joan Mitchell Cynthia Nace Nancy Neighbors Martha Ann Simmons Myrna Smith Mary Carolyn Steger Sally Ann Tank Not pictured: Sarah Hollond . . . National honorary fraternity . . . promotes interest in mathematics and applications . . . sponsors visiting lecturers and lecturers from College faculty in fields related to mathematics . . . sponsors service projects and social activities . . . members donate services to mathematics deportment as student aids . . . social activities: annual banquet for incoming members, party for freshmen intending to major or minor in mathematics ... requirements for membership: high scholastic average, completion and presentation of paper or project on some phose of mathemotics. ORGANIZATIONS 7 PI GAMMA MU OFFICERS President Freda Morris Vice-president Mary Frances Cook Secretary Cecile Sutphin Treasurer Jane Graybeal Sponsors Mrs. Mattie Keeter Mrs. Norvelle Tate MEMBERS Aliene Bowles Gloria Byrd Mary Ruth Compton Linda Cox Jane Eller Barbara Howard Sheila Johnston Anita McCormick Faye Smith Myrna Smith Mary Ruth Swartz Ruby Warren Linda Brooks Waskey Not pictured: Judith Toney . . . notiono! social science honor fraternity . . . purpose is to promote better human relations and international understanding by an intelligent approach to social problems . . . Virginia Epsilon Chapter was organized in 1928 at Radford College. $ , 1 t g W ft IK ki LA % f f © k f p 1 £ ORGANIZATIONS 8 PHI BETA LAMBDA OFFICERS Phyllis Dickerson Maureen Cox Barbara Jacobs Lou Bourne Edith Elliott Mary Lee Smith Miss Virginia Harris Miss Arlene Buswell MEMBERS Lindo Azbill Anita Mathis Ruth Barton Brenda Motthews Clara Baumgordner Peggy Miles Billie Bennett Joanne Osborne Genevieve Bond Pot Pctrick Judy Bryant Glenda Pullen Dianna Burgess Sheryl Rogsdole Noncy Clore Sandro Ratliff Isabelle Colcmon Sharon Salyer Ann Cooke Judy Shephard Pol Cox Verlyne Simmons Cecelio Day Mary Skipwith Glcndo Oclionback Sandro Slowson Ann Dickerson Norma Sporks Belly Dickerson Linda Stuort Nancy Flint Betty Sturdivant Ann Gobble Benita Talbert Evelyn Honoker Dorothy Wills Pot Jennings Carole Wood Shirley Lewis Helen Wright Selmo Mahler President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Sponsors Not pictured: Dorothy Adkins Anno Brown Betty Fields Joyce Huff Corole Jarrett Ellen McIntosh Dondro Sheen Brendo Spence . . . invites into membership all students majoring in business . . . prepares students in business education for high school FBLA sponsorship . . . strives to keep members abreost of new developments in the business world. ORGANIZATIONS 9 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Janice ©let Solly Tank Sigma Koppo 71 Kitty Renlck Jane Eller Sigma Sigma Sigma Virginia Lorkin Cloro Nell Pr ce Alpho Sigma Tou Betty Jeon Hickt Oiorta Dodd Alpha Sigmo Alpha OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Janice Giles Kittye Renick Virginio Lorkin Betty Jeon Hicks . . . maintains on high plane sorority life and intersorority relations . . . coordinates sororities on compus . is composed of the president, one representative from each sorority, faculty sponsor . . . sponsors tpa for freshmen and transfer students . . participates in Campus Carnival. ORGANIZATIONS 10 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Judy Weaver Treasurer Joan Phillipo Choploin Billie KnQht Meirbe'thip D reefor Ino Ruth Cocpe' Vice prouder,t Diana Dod President Betty Sonfierv Secretory Teddie Reator Corresponding Secretory Jonet H. Smith Editor Moroe B. Hortor Song Leocer Mitt Ellen Philbeck Sponsor . . . Aim of notional sorority is to establish sisterhood . . . object is physical, intellectual, social, spiritual development of members . . . Memories of year include pledge party, ASA Big Top . . . legacy party . . . Alpha Week . . . Founder's Day Banquet, Fran Keel chosen ASA Sweetheart . . . Christmas party . . . national inspection annual cabin party in May . . . Philanthropic project featured toy drums for children of Roanoke training school. ORGANIZATIONS 11 MEMBERS Alice Applcgote Lyndo Borflett Rosolind Brick Anne Bryant Martha Buehonon Susan Campbell Joyce Oovis Carol Deland Sue Dickcn Corol Dickson Lynn Donovan Dorothy Durant Janice Eagle Soro Fronccs Furr Marioric Giles Myrtle Harmon Betty Jeon Hicks Hazel Hollond Katherine Horne Donna Hylton Fronccs Keel Jane King Elizobeth King Jeon Lennon Suzanne Martin Liz Ramsey Joyce Russ in Rachel Sutphin Corol Wilson Joan Winterberger Not pictured: Yvonne Cunninghom Jeanne Leomon Solly Brown Cynthio Frolin ORGANIZATIONS 12 ALPHA SIGMA TAU Jon«t lovern Correvf� i J og Socretory Clarice Ecrl« Editor Judy E. Snodgrois Cujtodion Potty Comper Historion Anito Mothh Troo tutor Anno So Oder Choploin Mitt Blanche Daniel Spantor . . . Sorority sisters, ne'er forget . . legacy party . . the unforgettable Founder's Day Banquet . . Friendship Isle, with fishes and mermaids, pirates and sailors . . Mommie's traditional story full of warmth and love of Alpha Sigma Tou sharing with others at Christmas . . . seeing young and old faces alike light up with pleasure . . . the excitement of Sweetheart Banquet, when one new sister is chosen sweetheart of Alpha Sigma Tau . . . annual cabin party . . . confessions night for departing seniors. ORGANIZATIONS 13 MEMBERS Bonnie Akers Kothy Alford Diono Ashton Faye Ayers Potty Bacon Judy Beers Shirley Corroll Noncy Clork Barbara Curran Margaret Divers Dono Early Jo Elom Barbcro Griffin Betsy Horne Barbara Jocobs Kay Kendrick Virginia Lorkin Virginia Lindorrood Anito McCormick Ann Morgolies Pot Mills Margaret Moye Jerri Qjillin Irene Ramey Lynn Richordson Florinc Rodgers Jonet Scruggs Betty Semones Peggy Shoner Mary Ann Simmons Jackie Sink Sandy Slowson Betty Goylc Thames Amelia Walloce Barbara West Becky Willoughby Bobbie Wcmock Corol Wood Not pictured: Noncy Orr Sandro Smith Foye Wyatt ORGANIZATIONS 14 SIGMA KAPPA Sue Browr. Recording Secretory Catherine Jcckson Treoiurer Mory Ann Frcnci Cc� responding Secretory Mrs. Norvelle Tote Sponsor . . . Notional social sorority . . strives to promote social, intellectual, spiritual standards of members . . . encourages high scholarship ond conduct . . summer of '60, two delegates attended biennial National Convention in Sun Valley, Idaho . . . Sigma Kappa Day on campus for Founder's Day . . . pledge party, Prisoner's Paradise, . . . Christmas Party . . . Initiation Banquet . . . Cabin Party at Lockhaven Country Club . . . Sigma Kappo Star Party . . . philanthropic progrems: Mcine Sea Coast Mission, American Greek Farm School, Gerontology. ORGANIZATIONS 15 MEMBERS Sandro Boker Noncy Boons Corol Bonhom Mory R. Boswell Betty Brock Jonc Brown Martha Brown Phyllis Burnette Betty Sue Corter Morgoret Correll Solly Ann Elliot Judith Gray Jone Groybeol Jonet Hoyden Jccnette Hill Sue Kendrick Corolyn King Sondra Lorgc Linda McNeer Saroh Louthon Corol M.onzie Joonne Melton Borhoro Moore Doris Mills Romolo Mullins Koy Newkirk Lois Reese Linda Reynolds Gcroldine Ridgway Corol Sedonko Borboro Slone Clyde Smith Mory Ruth Smith Myrno Smith Carol Sporks Mory Ruth Swortz Greta Toylor Maureen Tomlinson Judith Toney Delia Vandever Dorothy Wills Morgorct Winslow Not pictured: Corol Bellew SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Jone Eller President Jonef Cordwell Corresponding Secretory Sue Parrish Treosurer Noncy Flint Keeper of Grades Miss Iris Ely Sponsor . . . fosters high ideals, standards of conduct, scholarship . . . national service project centers around theme, Sigma Serves Children. Social events: rush party . . . Hawaiian Luau pledge party . . . card parties . . . Founder's Day Banquet . . . cabin parties at Big Baldwin . . . Senior Send-Off. Alpha Theta chapter visited in Fall Quarter by national collegiate secretary, Mrs. Chester D. Kyle. ORGANIZATIONS 17 MEMBERS Sondro Adkins Mory Badger Brendo Cheek Chris Connolly Gloria Gaino Nancy Gorlond Noncy Herron Sondro Hodges Brendo Hogston Denise Holloron Noncy Jo Johnston Becky Lee Borbaro Lowmiller Sharon McCoy Jonice Moddex Suzanne Martell Carolyn Jo Martin Pot Neol Joanne Payne Betty Quinn Kittye Renick Morilyn Scolo Karen Shafer Dot Simmons Gerri Smith Judy A. Snodgross Sue Stallings Katherine Stull Corole Toylor Joan Thomos Noncy Whitehcod Susan S. Wheeler Roe Winn Beverley Vodcn Not pictured: Harriet S. Bird Patsy Helton Peggy Moncure Wanda Scott ORGANIZATIONS 18 COTILLION CLUB Nancy Flint Treonjrer Ro« Winn Prevdcnt Fron Ke«l Vicc-prmdem Botty Jeon Hick Socretcry Ann Shirley Johrnon Porliamcntorion Die no Ajhton Property Mono per Jk A Kittye Renick Historion Not Pictured Dr. W K. Robert Spornor . . . odds to the social life of the campus . . . presents two formal donees a year: Winter Donee in January . . . May Day Dance honoring May Queen and Court . . . private dance for members in December . . . sociability, personality, scholastic standards, personal appearance stressed . . . membership by invitation. ORGANIZATIONS 19 MEMBERS Sandro Ad kin Bonnie Akers Nancy Akers Mory Badger Linda Bortlctf Borbero Bougher Jane Brodshow Novctto Breeding Sue 8rcwn Jonet Cordwell Shirley Carroll Brenda Cheek Christine Connolly Colleen Correll Barboro Curran Corolyn Derby Morgoret Divers Jonice Eoglc Jane Eller Gloria Go I no Nancy Garland Ann Gotcs Jomcc Giles Linda Hatfield Jeanette Hill Sandro Hodges Denise Hollcron Pot Huffmon Catherine Jockson Sue Kendrick Janice Knodcrcr Virginia Larkin Becky Lee Jeon Lennon Virginia Lindamood Susan Lorenzen Jonice Moddex Suzonne Mortell Corolyn Jo Martin Suzonne Mortin Anito McCormick Pot Mills Morgoret Moyc Pal Neal Carol Lynn Osborne Uona Overby Sue Parrish Cloro Nell Price Betty Quinn Irene Ramey Koy Romsoy Connie Rector Lynn Richardson Lorerva Roberts Marge Robinson Myra Robinson Fiorina Rodgers Anne Sanders Jonet Scruags Karen Shofor Potsy Shelton Dot Simmons Pocahontas Simpkins Diane Smiley Judy A. Snodgrass Lynn Sullcnder Greto Taylor Betty Gayle Thames Von Wode Borboro West Susan S. Wheeler Nancy Whiteheod Becky Willoughby Janet Wilson ORGANIZATIONS 20 GERMAN CLUB Nancy Jo Johnston Treasurer Joon Wmtcrbergcr Property Manager Margie Boll Morton Vice-orcsidcnt J7 T ► A — Sue Oickon Reporter Teddv Rea to' Historian Billie Knight Property Manege' Dr. Franklin P. Hillman Sponsor Not Pictured: Patsy Shelton Corresponding Secretory . . . retains as its objectives cooperation, friendliness, sociability, and high standards . . . membership is by invitation . . annually sponsors two dances: first in the fall, second in the winter to honor the freshman class . . . Scandinique was rustic theme of fall dance featuring Larry Elgorl and his orchestro . . . Coronation Ball held in March presented Chuck Cabot . . . queen and her court reigned in gay festivity to the theme of La Mer ORGANIZATIONS 21 MEMBERS Kothy Aiford Jeon Arthur Foye Ayers Potty Bocon Norvcy Boons Ros Brick Jone Brown Mortho 8rown Anno Bryont Betty Bryont Judy Bryont Sue Compbcll Ncncy Clork I no Ruth Cooper Leilio Crawford Sally Donner Joyce Davb Carol Delond Corot O ckson Oiono Dodd Dot DuRont Jo Elam Mary Ann Ellis Mory Nell Former Soro Furr Shoron Gibbs Morgio Giles Barbara Hole Down Heliig Kitty Ho ne Donno Hylton Joyce Josse Key Kendrick Evelyn Kinder Liz King Sond'o Lorge Patsy Lilly Anita Mathis Doris Jeon Morris Shelby Ncster Sue Null Borbaro Roines Liz Rcmscy Potsy Ramsey Gerry Ridgway Bettye Robertson Joyce Russin Betsy Sande-s Mory Ann Simmons Jackie Sink Janet Hoynes Smith Myrno Smith Betty Semones Rcchel Sutphm Corol Toylor Carolyn Voat Amclio Wallace Judy Weaver Corol Wood Bobbie Jean Womock Not pictured: Corol Bel lew Solly Brown Barbara Burcer Yvonne Cunninghom Nancy Orr Ruth Ann Orr Cloro Strong ORGANIZATIONS 22 President OFFICERS ATHLETIC Doris Anne Mills Vice-president Carol Bellew Secretary Jane King Treasurer Carol Dickson Reporter Mary Bashaw Recorder of Points Donna Hylton HEADS OF SPORTS Speedboll Volleyball Joyce Childress Patsy Lilly Lula Mae Crist ORGANIZATIONS 23 ASSOCIATION . . . open to all students interested in athletics . . • seeks to stimulate interest in necessary types of athletics for recreation and social benefits . . . to create wider friendships and friendly rivolry ... to develop sportsmanship. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS President Donna Hylton Vice-president Dot DuRant Secretary-treasurer Patsy Lilly Sponsors Miss Virginia Arnold Miss Violet Meade MEMBERS Katherine Barkley Corolyn Bartlett Solly Danner Diana Dodd Dot DuRont Margie Giles Myrtle Harmon Betty Hill Donna Hylton Evelyn Kinder Jone King Patsy Lilly Sorah Turner Loleto Wolloce Normo Wolloce Ruby Wilson Joan Winterberger Jeonne Leomon ORGANIZATIONS 24 PEMM CLUB President OFFICERS Sarah Turner Vice-president Kay Duffy Secretary Jerri Quillin Treasurer Fronkye Robertson Reporter Judy Beers Sponsors Miss Ellen Philbeck, Miss Sue David . . . professional club for Physical Education majors, minors . . . strives for progress in health and physical education . . . encourages greater social and professional cooperation among health and physical educators . . . sponsors Bloodmobile fall and winter quarters. ORGANIZATIONS 25 AQUAMAIDS . . . aquatics club of Radford College . . . purpose is swimming with rhythm, grace, precision, and beauty . . . two watershows given yearly, one ot Campus Carnival, one ot May Day. President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Sponsors OFFICERS Joan Winterberger Mary Boshow Judy Beers Liz King Miss Faye Brandon, Miss Ellen Philbeck MEMBERS Judy Blackburn Joy Breckenridge Chris Connolly Corolyn Derby Carol Dickson Lynn Donovan Dot DuRant Annette Hanoman Cathy Harrell Jane Harris Evelyn Kinder Jane King Joan McDonald Gail Mahler Lisa Morris Sue Taylor Rebecca Wolton Laura Zakrzewski WATERSHOW CO-CHAIRMEN Campus Carnival ... Judy Blackburn Mary Bashaw May Day Lynn Donovan Judy Blackburn ORGANIZATIONS 26 DAY STUDENTS CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary-treasurer Social Chairman Student Government Representative Sponsor Janet Lovern Johanna Croig Linda Barton Delores Simpson Barbara Hale Mr Archie Brock . . purpose is to establish and maintain a wholesome relationship among the day students, to keep them informed obout campus activities, and to encourage their support of oil college events. 4-H ALUMNAE CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Terry McConnell Iris Sweeney Joyce Meek Judy E. Snodgrass Mr. Daniel Cannaday . . . main purpose of club is to keep students in contact with 4-H organizations during their college years . . . any girl who has completed one or more years in 4-H work is eligible for membership. ORGANIZATIONS 27 THE HIGHLANDERS President Vice-president Secretary-treasurer Librarians Publicity Drum Majorette Director OFFICERS Patty Bacon Martha Ann Simmons Glodys Madison Bonnie Akers, Becky Kilgore Coleen Correll Kittye Renick Dr Walter Jones . . . comprised of girls from all departments of the college . . serves as extra-curricular activity, as training for music majors . . . has appeared in Macy's New York Christmas Parade, Dave Garroway's Today , Cherry Blossom Festival, other programs throughout Virginia and the Eost. ORGANIZATIONS 28 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurers Librarians Director Linda Hatfield Jo Elam Morgoret Harmon Renee Cox, Bonnie Counts Wondo Scott, Suzanne Martell, Nancy Whitehead, Becky Slaughter Mrs. Jeon Bird Einstein . . . group meets twice weekly to join voices in delightful harmony . . . sing at the annual Thanksgiving assembly and during Religious Emphasis Week . . . social events include Christmas ports and party during winter quarter. ORGANIZATIONS 29 CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS President Kay Ellison Vice-president Dawn Heilig Secretory Anita Mathis Treasurer Linda Cox Librarians Barbaro Richter Barbaro Slone Barbaro West Accompanist Barbara Hale Business Manager Flo Rodgers Fall Quarter—Allegro Storted season with spaghetti supper with V P I. glee club, followed by joint rehearsals for Christmas Pageant. Presented “The Coming of Christ with the Y.W C A and V.P.I. glee club under the direction of Mrs. Einstein and Mrs. Holland. Traditional caroling was enjoyed by Rodford and V.P.I. before Christmas holidays. Winter Quarter—Adagio Sang for Religious Emphasis Week. Spring Quarter—Allegro Tour of Southwest Virginio Song for May Day Gove Spring Concert Sang for commencement. ORGANIZATIONS 30 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretory Treasurer Historian Reporter Activities Chairman Sponsor Susan Lorenzen Pat Jackson Linda Sue Cox Susonne Martell Janice Hill Kay Ramsey Linda Smith Miss Helen Duff £L I' 9 (i f 0 £ MEMBERS $ P q p 0 v f 0 5 f k£ ? ££ H 0 $pff£ £ I g f ORGANIZATIONS 31 Jeon Ander on Joyce Anderton aio'Vo A hton Kcrlyn Bobe-Woods Bo.ley Celio Beale Wilmo Ben I on Mortho Booth Al.ene Bowie Audrey Brown Soncy 8rown Shirley CorroU Pot Corter Virginio Cerveny Betty Clork Dole Cl.tton Mory Cock Sutie Co-vcd Coral Coyncr Rotemory Croup Marie Davit Ceceiio Doy Rebecca Du neon Phyllit Coer Mein Solly Elliott Mory Ann EIH Donna Fergoton Lou.� Floyd Jon Gray boo I Soroh Gr.gc Mory Sue Groteciote Peggy Gunnell Judy Monkint Lillion Horttock Lindo Mottield Betty Hill L.ndo Hite Shirley Hundley Evono Jc op Betty Leather Becky Lee Bernice Lewi Betty Light Ellen Litton Julio Kirkwood Jone Knott Terry McConnell Corol Monzie L.ndo McNeer Chloe Moxcy Alice Miller Mory Mitchell Shoron Muckenfu Sue Null Delore Over� trcet Peggy Por on Geneva Phillip Jo Ann Pierce MO'CiO Pitt Pot Price Rebecco Price L.ndo Reynold Myrno R chardvon Barbo'O Richter Koy Salmon Betty Shover Gay Sigmon Alice Smith Jeon Soilenberger Mory Spillmon Edw.no Stoke Borbo’o Stogowsk. L ndc Utt Anito Woltcr Ruby Worren Evelyn Weothermon Betty Dell Webb Betty Lou Webb Koy Will.om Nito Williom Karol Willi Don Wilton Nancy Wil on Emily Wir-gote Carol Wolfe Nancy Wright Not Pictured: Kathleen Bo ley Potty Helton Evelyn Lowton B onche McFoddcn Betty Puckett Pat Richordton Lindo Shepherd HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Reporter Historian Mary Katherine Hylton Jonice Giles Billie Jeon Beamer Mary Nell Farmer Margoret Correll Sue Conrad MEMBERS Mo'goret Amos Mary Codger Louisa Bentoncourt Anita Blockwell Mory Btockwell Mory Boswell Joyce Bo wort Betty Brown Ruby Camp bell Doris Nervine Foster Kathy Hasle Alico Mayes Corol Mousclv Judy Jones Virgmio King Judy Lcovel Gail Luckenbock Nancy Lynch Soroh Mossic Joyce Meek Jockie Milton Noncy Corolyn Mcreheod Peggy Mutter Betty Ann McCloin Shelby Nester Dot Netzcr Potricio Owen Rebecca Perkin Margo Powell Mory Groce Reowr Potty Sonds Connie Sorver ChO'lenc Sounders Noncy Sue Sememes Noncy Sexton Mary Ann Simmons Ann Smyth Eunice Snow Glodys Spenser Edw no Stokes Glenis Stewort Terry Gail Thomos Dello Vondever Dorothy Voughon Mortho Wostum Dorothy White Betty Young Not Pictu ed: Morlha Dotson Cynthia Frolin Shoron Hutton Mory Ruth Smith . . . open to oil home economics mojors . . affiliated with the Virginia and American Home Economics Associations . . . purpose to provide an opportunity for fellowship, to further the interest of home economics mojors, and develop o higher standard of social life. ORGANIZATIONS 32 RADFORD COLLEGE CHOIR OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretory-T reosurer Librcrions Director MEM Rose Borr Corolyn Cortcr Rebecco Duncon Lourellcn Fonski Sandro Freuler Margaret Gillespie Ann Glorert Ann Griffith Pomelo Hall Betty Harris Judith Howell Poulo Kelly Judith Edwards Lorraine Mitchell Alice Applegate Sue Robinson Betty Carter Pot Richordson Miss Mildred Heimlich BERS Connie Kilgore Barboro Lewellyn Mory Lowe Doris Morris Jane Morris Elizabeth Rcmscy Norma Rcposs Arlene Spencer Sarah Turner Evelyn Wellborn Barbara White composed of students appreciating sacred music gives three mojor performances: pro- gram for Christmos music; Religious Emphasis Week, Easter program . sings for local church services ot various times BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS President Jane Knctt Vice President Betty Brock Secretory Chorlottc Reynolds Treosurer Laura Vaughan Reporter Pocohontos Simpkins Sponsor Dr. Richard Hoffmon MEMBERS . . open to biology majors — minors — other interested students . . . strives to encourage interest in biological sciences . . . Motto: Encouroge the Inquiring Mind. . . . Symbol: the chambered nautilus. Nellie Fleming Mery Lee Smith Noncy Lee Wilson Barboro Miller Noncy Neighbors Cynthio Noce Dr. John G. Barker Mr. Donald Messersmith Julio Kirkwood ORGANIZATIONS 33 TRI M CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretory Treosurer Program Chairman Martha Brown Carol Wolfe Sarah Holland Erma Fletcher Mary Carolyn Steger . . . composed of Mathematics majors and minors . . . creates closer relationship among students having mathematics as major interest ... all successfully completing two quarters of College Mathematics eligible for membership BAPTIST STUDENT UNION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Ruby Warren Diane Smiley Betty Lcothers Judy Wcovcr Barboro Jocobs Anne Bryont Louise Floyd Sue Barton Cctherine Whittaker Pot Price Dcllo Vondever Clyde Smith Bernice Lewis Linda Newman . . . serves as connection between campus and church . . . sponsors devotional and social activities . . . seeks to promote Christianity in every area of life. DIRECTOR Miss Joyce Bandy ORGANIZATIONS 34 Y.W.C.A. . . . international, interdenominational religious organization on campus . . . Christmas program, The Coming of Christ , wos presented this year by the YWCA members under the direction of Mr Williom Morehouse, with the Radford College Choral Club and V.P I. Glee Club . . . Madonna is portrayed by o senior Y member chosen for outstanding contribution to the spiritual life of the college . . . YWCA ployed a prominent part in campus activities by their participation in Freshman Week, sponsorship of Campus Carnival and Religious Emphosis Week. OFFICERS i k k f k SL jj gmrn. 2 p 9 WW’ President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Membership Chairman Freshman Week Chairman Thanksgiving Religious Emphasis Week Easter ..... Campus Carnival Publicity Day Student Representative Devotions General Programs Coleen Correll Betty Ann Leathers Myra Robinson Fran Keel B'- t'ora Wes ,wn Heilig Marge Robinson Anne Bryant Susan Lorenzen Betty Jean Hicks Edwina Stakes, Chloe Maxey Dee Simpson Judy Mayo Anita McCormick ORGANIZATIONS 35 MADONNA Down Heilig ORGANIZATIONS 36 CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretory College Worker Faculty Advisor Sandy Smith Bessie Debnom Sandy Freuler Miss Florence Pickord Dr. Charles E Johnson . the EDiscopal College group promotes various religious activities meets with surrounding schools for week-end conventions . . seeks to provide spiritual, social, and intellectual development of its members. DISCIPLES STUDENT FELLOWSHIP OFFICERS President Ruby Campbell Vice-president Jean Arthur Secretary-treasurer Theresa Kemper Reporter Nancy Vance Sponsors Dr. Jean Tovlor Dr. ond Mrs. M. P. Shelley ... an organization for students who are members of the Christian Church . . Purpose is to provide fellowship through religious programs and activities. ORGANIZATIONS 37 LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Nancy Huddle Vice-president Joyce Fender Secretary-treasurer Lois Reese L. S. Action Director Virginia Larkin . . . seeks to promote cooperation and fellowship among its members and the church . . . program of varied activities maintained . main activity the Little Ashram at North Carolina in the spring. NEWMAN CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president Treasurer Membership Chairman Christine Connolly Paula Kelley Pat Mooney Moureen Cox The purpose of Newman Club is to deepen the spiritual, intellectual, social interests of Catholic students. ORGANIZATIONS 38 WESLEY FOUNDATION OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary T recsurer Director Cynthia Nace Alice G. Miller Ann Gobble Peggy Parsons Miss Charlotte Whitfield AREA CHAIRMEN Eve Jo Embrec Betty Clork Joon Mitchell Myra Robinson Morge Robinson Marie Croslin Anne Sonders Ann Smyth Wondo Bailey Carol Wolfe Becky Willoughby Linda Andersen Mary Louise Harrison Joyce Ely Evelyn Powell Frances Kimbrell Irene Patton . . seeks to provide adequate opportunity for wor- ship, study, service, fellowship . . . strives to deepen and enrich the Christian faith—prepare the student for Christian vocation part of state and national Methodist Student Movement . . . World Student Christian Federation. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary T reasurer Advisor Worship Chairman Sue Payne Terry McConnell Kay Jewell Barbara Slone Mrs. H. P Kirby Betsy Horne Membership Chairman Pottie Fountain Fellowship Chairman Bettye Robertson . . . the college group of Presbyterian students . . . seeks to promote the spiritual, intellectual and social lives of students, through worship, programs, and fellowship. ORGANIZATIONS 39 ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION i Moymc K. McCoy President Mrs. Joseph Shorter Secretory Mory Ann Borksdole T rcosurcr Lonoro Geissler Lewis Vice-president Sue Plunkett Hill Executive Secretory To the Closs of 1961: Since 1914, the Radford College Alumnae Association has built your inheritance of the tradition and ideals of service for which the Almo Mater stands. May the countless memories of Radford College indelibly imprinted upon your minds travel with you along your separate paths—leading to your life's goal. As you, the Class of 1961, stand at the threshold of your future, accept enthusiastically the challenge of the ever-widening opportunities for service to mankind. We, the Executive Committee of the Alumnae Association, congratulate each of you upon your graduation and we welcome you into the endless chain of graduates of Radford College. ORGANIZATIONS 40 May Day 1960 Favorite Pastimes The Highlanders in New York FEATURES MAY QUEEN MAID OF HONOR Fronces Keel FEATURES 2 MAY SENIOR Noncy Jo Johnston Iris Sweeney Betty Goyle Thames Sara Furr Bor boro Dees Denise Holloron SOPHOMORE Elizabeth Ramsey Carol Wood Joyce Russin Nancy Garland Joanne Melton Gloria Gaino FEATURES 3 COURT JUNIOR Jonice Maddox Virginia Larkin Kathy Alford Judy Blackburn Mory Badger Judy Snodgrass FRESHMAN Sue Sheppard Linda Harmon Barbara Dangerfield Diana Cox Verlyne Simmons Jane Pollard FEATURES 4 MAY DAY COMMISSION Evelyn Kinder Barbara West Co-Choirmon Mery Nell Farmer Anito Mcthis Co-Chairman LoiS Gilmer Morgorer Lucos Winnie Pierce May Doy Commission members ore chosen by their classes to plan the annual May Day festival. These girls are chosen for their dependability and talent in such areas as dance entertainment and program production The group is advised by members of the faculty. FEATURES 5 APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCESS Sue Sheppard CORONATION QUEEN Joyce Russin BALL HARVEST FESTIVAL PRINCESS Shoron McCoy CAMPUS CARNIVAL QUEEN BEST DRESSED GIRL Myrtle Harmon Lois Gilmer FEATURES 6 Potty Lou Bacon WHO'S Eight seniors will represent Rodford College in the 1961 publication of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. Girls ore selected for FEATURES 7 Bertha Jane Brown WHO scholarship—grade average of 2.0 or above, participation in academic and extra-curricular activities, service to the school, and promise of future usefulness Johanna Thomas Craig Anita Lucille McCormick FEATURES 8 Nancy Neighbors WHO'S FEATURES 9 Mary Ruth Swartz Elizabeth Lee Sanders WHO Sally Ann Tank FEATURES 10 OUTSTANDING Diana Millicent Ashton Martha Lawson Buchanan FEATURES 11 Shirley Ethel Carroll SENIORS Betty Ann Dickerson Diona Kay Dodd Sora Frances Furr FEATURES OUTSTANDING Ann Shirley Johnson FEATURES 13 Noncy Jo Johnston SENIORS Moble Frances Keel Jean Suzonne Lennon Carol Lynn Osborne FEATURES 14 OUTSTANDING SENIORS SEVEN MINUS FIVE SEVEN MINUS FIVE Seven Minus Five was conceived as an outlet for creative work by Radford students ond first appeared during the Fine Arts Festival in the spring of 1958. As the title indicates, Seven Minus Five contains two of the seven fine arts—the literary and the pictorial. Writing includes short stories and poetry. The pictorial section includes reproductions of pointings ond prints. CONTRIBUTORS WRITING ART Sandra Baker Kathy Alford Carol Virginia Hill Anne Bogley Lorroine Mitchell Cynthia Scott Gordon Mary Jane Nealon Ann Harvey Karen Spencer Frances Kimbrell Laura Zakrzewski Annie Laurie Moiden Betty Hart Nuckolls Dove Parnell Lois Reese Sue Robinson Shirley Routten Janet Sawynei Carol Scott Rae Winn SEVEN MINUS FIVE 1 PRINCE JOHN ANI) THE LEPRECHAUNS Once upon a time there lived in a very old castle three leprechauns. Harvey. Monroe, and Grover. Now these weren’t just ordinary leprechauns. These weren't Irish as are most leprechauns. People had tried to figure out what nationality they were, but whenever they tried, they disappeared. So they had long since given up. And we will too. Now this castle in which they lived had been condemned by the City Health Department. So it looked very much as if Harvey, Monroe, and Grover were going to lose their home. This just would not do. After all, this castle had been in their family since before they were born—or however leprechauns come into the world (and this was 562 years ago.) One day when Harvey. Monroe, and Grover were fixing breakfast, which consisted of one egg between them, a thimbleful of coffee (their mother didn't use to let them have coffee but when they reached 143, she decided they were old enough) and three cornflakes each to munch on, they were talking about their situation. This was not unusual; they had talked about nothing else for the past two weeks. But this day was different; today they were going to do something. Grover said they should go down and try to reason with the Health Commissioner. Harvey said that it would do no good and that they should try to fix up the castle. But Monroe said it would be too much work. Grover agreed and he. being the most persuasive of the three, decided they would go down to City Hall and see the Health Commissioner. So right then they got dressed, left the dirty thimbles in the sink (Harvey didn’t like this but he was out-numbered) and hopped into their little Volkswagen and drove down to City Hall. The leprechauns next door had a Thunderbird and Harvey, Monroe, and Grover really wanted one, but the leprechauns next door lived in one of those new-fangled ranch houses and they would rather settle for a Volkswagon and have their castle than to have to liv' in a ranch house. When they got to City Hall, they got out, squared their shoulders, straightened themselves to their full three-inch height, and marched into the Health Commissioner’s office. Grover had been elected to do the talking, so he asked to see the Commissioner and when the secretary told them to go in, he led the way. Since he couldn’t quite see from the floor, he hopped up on a chair, put on his gruffest voice and prepared to speak. Then his mouth fell open and I’m sure if his teeth hadn’t been his, he would have dropped them. He jumped down and ran over to Harvey and Monroe and told them that the Health Commissioner was a lady! Thev said they didn’t see what he was so shocked about and this time they got up on the chair with Grover and found out why Grover was shocked. She was the homliest looking human they had ever seen. She was very tall, had straight black hair, wore black rimmed glasses that were perfectly round, had an enormous nose that gave the impression that she was the target for a horseshoe game, and was built exactly like one of the columns on the colonial mansion down the street from the castle. Grover spoke first and asked if they could keep their castle. She said, no! It couldn’t possibly be done and they had better be out, out, out of the castle in two weeks. The “no” blew them off the chair and they were so frightened that they ran all the way home, which was very inconvenient because Monroe had to ride the bus back later tc get the car. While they were washing the thimbles they were trying to think up another idea. The gong sounded and when they lowered the drawbridge, a handsome young man rode up and asked for a drink of water. They invited him to stay to dinner since he had been traveling so long. While they were eating (they gave him an extra large thimble since he was regular sized), he told them that he was the son of the king of the neighboring country and that he was leaving home because his father wouldn’t let him have the keys to tho horse on Saturday nights. And they told him their problem about the castle and Health Commissioner and everything. The prince said that he thought they should fix up the castle. Harvey said I told you so, and Grover said it couldn’t be done. But John said that he used to be an architect before he was a prince and that he would help them. At this, •larvey, Monroe and Grover, joined hands and skipped around John, in typical leprechaun fashion. So they worked and worked and worked, trying to beat the two-week deadline. They hammered and sawed and painted and cleaned until you never would have known the castle. Two weeks later, when the workmen came to tear down the castle they were so shocked that they went back and told the Health Commissioner who became so angry at losing a castle to tear down that she came out to the castle. Now the leprechauns had been noticing how lonely John was and they wanted to help him. Monroe said why not change the Health Commissioner into a pretty lauy and bring the two together and let nature take its course. Harvey said it was a ridiculous idea but Grover liked it and again Grover won his way. So they ran out to catch her before she got all the way in and spoke the magic words, Skeeter-reeter-zoo, and instantly she was changed into the prettiest lady you ever saw. Monroe ran ahead and turned on the stereo and played their newest album, “Music To Catch A Prince By” and while Harvey led her into the living room, Grover brought John in and the leprechauns left. Of course, both of them knew what they were up to but they agreed to play along. But the first thing they knew, they weren’t playing along; they had completely forgotten Harvey, Monroe, and Grover. It was love at first sight. They were married and lived happily ever after. They came to live in the castle and so you will find them now. A happier five (er) eight people you never saw. with Harvey doing the house work, Monroe baby-sitting, and Grover— well, Grover is as always the supervisor and instigator of everything that goes on. —Sandra Baker SEVEN MINUS FIVE 2 CARNIVAL I always did like the carnival at night .... so gay and lighthearted .... the sawdust under my feet feels soft and springy and it smells—he liked the smell of it____every time we came he would say, “Just smell that sawdust—that’s a good clean smell, but it doesn’t smell as good as you do .... and—but I wasn’t going to think of that was I?” The same crazy side shows. All the people, milling, pushing through the small walkways between and around the booths .... like a sluggish, syrupy stream flowing slowly around rocks in its bed. I’m caught in the middle current now—slow, but still a current There’s the one we used to like the most—the ancient torture exhibition. Listen to those screams! The way people are pouring in, you would think they thought there were real victims being tortured in there ------ well, that’s what we thought the first time—wouldn’t anyone? It doesn’t sound like a recording .... we used to laugh about .... oh, well .... The stream has thinned out now .... it always did around here .... nothing big, just the dime-and-nickel games ........ pull-the-string-win-a- a-prize, the usual “rigged” end of tht carnival. Everyone stays down by the girls and freaks and torture chambers .... There was always a crowd of fortune tellers here .... each one trying to get to the unsuspecting passer-by before the next competitor could get him. We laughed about that—if they all had the same thing to tell you, how could one be better than the other? For one to call the others no-good would be to call himself the same .... but they never realized that .... he never would have his fortune told, never could even get him to let me --------- said it was only for the weak, the emotion- al .... he never did like weakness .... or emotion .... perhaps that was it—the reason why he suddenly didn’t care .... he never really explained, it just happened ------ he loved me, then all at once—he didn’t .... I wonder—should I ? Well, why not? He won’t care, because he won’t know .... now .... Which shall it be? This one—I hadn’t noticed it before__it’s the most oriental looking .... those tapestries certainly look genuine --- such brilliant colors—oranges, reds, yellows, browns .... looks like a gingerbread house .... well, guess I’ll try __ it won’t hurt----just as long as she doesn’t tell me my past .... not my past .... It’s so dark in here---- there's a chair ar.d a table—oh, no! Not one of those fake crystal balls .... 1 thought that was just u the movies .... my eyes are getting accustomed to the light now ------- oh! “You startled me!” I guess so, she would startle anyone .... a bent, gnarled, grown old woman—this is another one for the movies .... “What’s that—oh, silver? All I have is a couple quarters .... oh— that’s enough .... wha—? Well, where did that come from? The light in that ball looks so strange, it isn’t a bulb .... oh, well .... she sure looks authentic. She sees my past, she says .... three sisters—why, how did she—? More recently now, she says .... a love affair .... a qua— a quarrel! Oh, this is too much .... “Look, whoever you are, I don’t think—” .... why, she looks so strange .... the future, is that what she said ? A long walk, she says .... well maybe .... “Listen, since you know so much, tell me— will I ever see J---- again?” That look on her face--what does she see in the ball _____ she looks like a wild woman .... her eyes .... wha—! She isn’t there—completely disappeared ___ she must have slid out through the folds in the tapestries ---how did she know? How did she know?-----She must have—no .... she couldn’t know me ____ well, no need sitting in here .... Fresh air—now to find the car .... I’m ready to go home after this .... we—I mean, I parked it right around here ------ here it is .... oh, no! A flat tire .... and no spare. Well, that means walk .... it's early in the evening yet—and only about eight blocks .... I’d better get started. Eight blocks can sure be eight miles when you’re walking it ----- alone .... it was pleasant with him—but now it’s just a long wa—a long walk .... just coincidence .... Here’s the old “salt mine”--not too far from home----why I walked home from work in the summer, it was never long then .... he would meet me at the comer .... that’s why. That comer should be in sight after this bend in the road. I hate to look at it now ... there it is ___ so lonely and bare .... but— no, come on, imagination, calm down —he isn’t there .... I don’t think— or is he? That’s the way he stood, leaning against the lamppost ----- no. it couldn’t—he—he’s standing up ___ he’s-no—yes, he’s waving—it is him, it is .... he’s calling to me— I can almost hear—he says—he says —he loves me, he loves me .... oh, I’m coming, I'm coming .... only another block .... I must run, run .... just across the street— he’s waiting, he’s—why, why do you frown, my darling? I'm running as fast as I can .... Why do you look so—wha—no—oh, no—in the street —that truck—the lights—the ho rathe brakes—oh—the pavement—sky —darkness ............ —Lorraine Mitchell SEVEN MINUS FIVE 3 of COLD AND DARKNESS for M.S.H. March 8, 1961 The January sun is still behind the horizon somewhere and here I am, awake, because of that alarm clock. Here 1 am again—ready to begin another college day. More than likely it will be like all the rest— perhaps a few bad moments in class (I should have finished that lit assignment—it was simply too long— you’d think that a professor would realize you have other classes besides his), but probably even lit class will be okay. Even a reformed idealist shouldn’t dread a new day. 1 guess its a good thing that I like to daydream, or else traveling to school each day would he a bother instead of an opportunity. Funny thing about the others—well, 1 suppose I’d better get up. Today’s like yesterday, and the day before and the day before that. There’s Mom again, yelling as if the banging of pans couldn’t wake me. Now to eat breakfast, hear the weather report from Dad (at least he's right once in a while), dress—I hope the blue sweater is clean—get my hooks together, and be in town in rorty-five minutes! This is how my mind returned to consciousness that morning. The day was just like the other January days had been. I ate my way through the weather report, put on the blue sweater (which I had remembered to wash), patted my way through the menagerie of dogs and cat which grudgingly moved away from the doorway where they had spent the night, and approached the car. I opened the car door. This was an admirable accomplishment since it involved stacking the mountain of texts, which I had carried from the house, on the fender, opening the door, grabbing the books, and closing the door before the cat jumped onto the front seat. I succeeded. When this was done, I sat in the tomb-cold car until the engine was warmed-up enough to turn the heater on. The second time Dad had told me to warm up the car before leaving he had used a firmer tone of voice. I warmed up the car. I was always impatient and I soon decided that the car was ready to go—at least as ready as I was. As a country” girl, who had to travel seven miles into town in order to meet my fellow riders, the daily trip was still a new experience in darkness and cold, a mixture of pain and pleasure, even though I had been living in our new home for almost a year. At first I had hated the darkness and its fifteen minute solitary drive, but, even then, time was beginning to dull each day's appre-hension (you can get used to anything). After pulling on my driving gloves, hoping that the car wouldn’t conk out as I backed from the carport, I glanced at the door to make sure that Mom didn't have any errands to be run before I returned that afternoon; she wasn’t at the door. Slowly I backed from the carport. After turning in the drive, I drove along the length of it until it brought me to the secondary road which wound toward the main highway. 1 remember loneliness settling into my head as the lights from the bay window of my house glimmered through the passing trees which lined the road. Singing. Singing didn't help since my voice, like the car, creaked and cracked with the effects of a cold winter night. I decided to review the previous day’s class lecture —“man differs from the lower animals in his capacity to think intelligently, and this allows him to adapt to changing environments, and he can form opinions about his world, and he can exercise moral judgments—”. Falling snow pelted the windshield, melted as it struck the glass, and slid in tears down the curved surface. There he was again. I had seen him each morning—a lone man silently moving along through the snow which had drifted along the roadside. Still clad in the same blackened coveralls, his face masked with grime, he carried the same three knives and the pail which he had carried each day of the previous week. That day, as in the other days, he recognized me in the same slow manner—it was as if he waited for me in the cold each day—in the darkness. As I approached him, he slowly raised his head, his eyes shining in the morning blackness, he paused in his travel, and silently nodded. This was all— and yet, as I watched him follow me with his vacant gaze—through the rear-view mirror—I felt the return of a quiet terror which I had first noticed on the day of our first meeting. It returned each day with the clarity and disturbing impact which it had possessed then. Having learned his destination (a small, dilapidated farmhouse which faced the secondary road at the juncture where it entered the highway) had not lessened this torror. The shortness of the drive to the main highway, which meant nn end to the jouncing which was part of country life on country roads, was now a thing to dread instead of a blessing. The first startled vision of the waxy bodies gently swaying from the poles to which they had been strung had sickened me. 1 had tried to control my revulsion by thinking of the very practical reason for their hanging there—swinging so slowly, so silently at dawn. Behind the poles, mists—rising from the creek below— silently wafted toward the yellow-white, ponderous, horrihly-dead from which the misty heat of life escaped in vain pursuit of outcast spirits. All were mingled there, becoming one, a wedding of spirits—mists clouding my mind with a strange, new terror. During the course of the week the scene at the farmhouse hnd become familiar and grew more familiar with each passing day. 1 saw the assembled men (fellow-workers of my companion of the road) carefully lift the bodies of the dead from the vat in which they had been immersed in boiling water. This, I hud been told, made the scraping of the body easier, less time consuming, more sanitary. With the passing days they became more beautiful when shorn of their skin, their muscles bulging against the cellophane-like tissue which held the whole together. The mind con find beauty in sights which, to the untrained eye, are cruel and grotesque. They must only be viewed often by one capable of adapting himself to scenes which at first shock and disturb him. It happened this way for me, the daily visit with death in the form of gently swaying bodies lost its power to shock and repel me. Soon I could concentrate on the setting, on the farm itself. There was a shed, black with time —for this had been a long practiced art — and vats, dented and misshapen — unlike the bodies which had SEVEN MINUS FIVE 4 grown more beautiful when robbeu of their natural forms. Entrails lay in steaming piles about the slaughter scene, glistening in the winter dawn, tempting the scavengers which would have scattered them by the time that I returned each evening senseless, unfeeling scavengers that could not love the marble sheen of those scraps of life because they knew only the daily tasks of utility. There were heads, neatly severed from the disemboweled trunks, legs, taken from the bodies and neatly stacked — like firewood — in a place reserved for them. Hearts were carefully removed they lay in piles, as did the lesser organs, steaming in the morning cold — their rising mists, alone, testifying that they had once been living, pulsing parts of the bodies which no longer needed them. The mists rose from their several origins, were gathered by the wind, and drifted to the poles above which they lingered — evicted spirits mourning the mutilated homes which hung below. Since that first week, the dread of that scene has become a memory grown smooth with time. Now it is the precision of the task which clutches at my brain. As the days of the semester pass, the daily visitations to the small farmhouse slip by accompanied less and less by apprehension. I feel my kinship with the traveler as I pass him on the road each morning. His work is a part of me now—I covet his skill—realizing at last that it requires no justification. We arc kindred spirits. Like the mists, we have formed a partnership. The family and the farm possess a fascinating character. The house with its rambling disjointed construction covers the ground upon which it stands—a greedy parasite, exultant over having caused the creek to be re-routed in its favor. The slow, ponderous creek, filled with debris in all seasons, treacherous in spring, gorges itself on soil sucked from surrounding hills. Coarse, wiry grass bristles up from the soil ready to defend its small growing area at any moment. Sapping the strength of its soil with its voraciousness, it never expends energy in seeking unused soil. The fields and yard, in which the family and the livestock live, are muddy morasses, littered and foul-smelling, forcing their filth into all who root in them. The family members are ragged, emaciated, sly. Neighbors carefully guard their children from association with this family — fearful that then- children, too, will return squealing and mud-colored at day’s end. I can imagine the children in this family introduced to their father’s skill. They will lose their childish squeamishness for the work as they become proficient in the precision which lends beauty to it. The art will be preserved. Today as I pass the farmhouse 1 follow with interest my neighbors’ work, making daily tabulations of the yields which I compare with the precceding day's production. My skill in tallying the bodies has increased so that now I have to slow down only a little as I pass by. When, as warm weather approaches, their work is abandoned for a time I shall miss it. I nod to my fellow traveler as I pass him in the snowy dawn. He knows that now I also feel a part in his pre-dawn artistry. The house has become a landmark on the journey home each evening. Although I haven’t noticed them for a long while, I suspect the mists still hover—about the poles—above the bodies as they once did on winter dawns, when, everything was cold and darkness. —Carol Virginia Hill THE STONE BENCH The stone bench is cold And so is the wet earth You lean against the rough bark And feel the spring wind Lapping against your legs Like mist against a seawall It plays with your unbound hair And bears on its wings the gift of night Darkening the page you write on The last dead leaves of winter Tremble like wraiths And above in the pink-blue sky A pale moon shimmers in snowy glory —Mary Jane Nealon SEVEN MINUS FIVE 5 THREADS OF A PASSING DIMENSION Dull gray twilight creeps over the horizon, Blending black with gray into shape and recognition. Tension clouds the instrument tower like smoke. The cool fingertips of fear weave their clutching net: A web enveloping every fiber of the mind. Writhing reason Cumbersome indecision Choked out! The gentle breeze becomes your enemy, Death in the very softness of her breath. MAN in all his ignorance and genius, returns to the dark mist of evolution. man who ruled the world with a heedless hand has diminshed NO consolation Only the memory of a passing dimension, The scattered shells of broken dreams: A newspaper tumbling down a lonely street Buildings sweltering in the noonday heat These are the remnants of a civi liza tion lost in the eternal pages of evolution, in uncompromising infinity. —Karen Spencer THREE MEN Three men separate yet one died here Rebuked, hallowed, rejected, scorned Covered one fair, laurels and lilies met with heralds... He, met the same. Death hath no sting Another wretched damned, whited sepulchres Presents smooth a smiling face while within a swamp Feed for creeping worms and plump bellied rats. Cometh Him when least expected heard in the bottomless abyss.. .Tis Judge from no appeal be giv’n into howling hell. The last to prison gone, sucked from earth too soon Tiny, hidden corruption from the sight of man.. .yet there from its lurking place came on doomsday. These three separate yet one As lurks throughout the earth Til judgements giv’n form one. SEVEN MINUS FIVE 6 —Laura Zakzrewski a painting by Rae Winn a painting by Kothy Alford a painting by Janet Sowyner SEVEN MINUS FIVE 7 a dry point by Annie Lourie Maiden a dry point by Annie Laurie Maiden SEVEN MINUS FIVE 8 a dry point by Lois Reese a linoleum cut by Anne Bagley a dry point by Shirley Routten Sound a dry point by Cynthia S. Gordon SEVEN MINUS FIVE 9 a dry point by Carol Scott a linoleum cut by Dove PamcU SEVEN MINUS FIVE 10 a linoleum cut by Cynthia Scott Gordon a two-color linoleum cut by Lois Reese SEVEN MINUS FIVE 11 SEVEN MINUS FIVE 12 o linoleum cuf by Sue Robinson a linoleum cut by Carol Scott a linoleum cut by Carol Scott a wood cut by Sue Robinson SEVEN MINUS FIVE 13 o linoleum cut by Lois Reese exhibited Roanoke Art Center Area Show 1961 a linoleum cut by Dove Parnell SEVEN MINUS FIVE 14 The Three Questions a tv o-co or linoleum cut by Betty Hart Nuckolls SEVEN MINUS FIVE 15 a linoleum cut by Sue Robinson Self Portrait a linoleum cut by Betty Nuckolls exhibited Roanoke Art Center Area Show 1961 SEVEN MINUS FIVE 16 SENIOR DIRECTORY SENIOR DIRECTORY DAISY ANN ADKINS Richlonds, Virginio Richlond High School, Richlonds, Virginio. B.S. in Educo-tion degree, June 1961. Mojor: English. JOYCE DELPHINE ANDERSON Roonoke, Virginio Jerferson Senior High School, Roonoke, Virginio. B.S. in Educotion degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Choir; Student Education Association. DIANA MILLICENT ASHTON Arlington, Virginio Washington and Lee High School, Arlington, Virginio. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion. Alpho Sigmo Tou; ’ Cotillion Club; Ponhcllemc Council, Trecsurer; Student Education Association; Student Government Representative; Student Life Committee, Chairman; Y. W.C.A. Honors: Compus Cornivol Princess; Outstanding Senior. PATTY LOU BACON Rose Hill, Virginio Flatwoods High School, Jcnesville, Virginio. B.S. in Educotion degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Mathematics. Alpho Sigmo Tou; Band, President; Chi 8cto Phi; German Club; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Tri-M Club; Wesley Foundotion. Honor: Who's Who. BARBARA DOMBY BAKER Cocburn, Virginio Coeburn High School. Cocburn, Virginio. B.S in Educotion degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Home Economics Athletic Association; Baptist Student Union; Curtain Clan; Heme Economics Club; Lonesome Pmc Club JANE BRADSHAW BARKLEY Rodford, Virginio Rodford High School, Radford, Virginia. B.S. in Education degree, December, 1961. AAojor Elementory Education. Canterbury Association, President; Cotillion Club. ELIZABETH CAROLYN BARTLETT Fries, Virginio Fries High School, Fries, Virginia. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961. Motor: Heolth ond Physical Educotion. Athletic Association; Biology Club; Monogrom Club; Pemm Club. Honors: Fresnmon Counselor. CELIA ELEANOR BEALE Portsmouth, Virginia Woodrow Wilson High School, Portsmouth, Virginio. Transferred from Mors Hill College. B.S. in Educotion degree, June, 1961. Major: Elementory Educotion. Student Educotion Association. BILLIE JEAN BEAMER Hillsville, Virginia Hillsville High School, Hillsville, Virginia. B.S. in Educotion degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Home Economics. Home Economics Club, Secretary; Norwood House Council, President; Student Government Representative; Wesley Foundotion. BILLIE JEANNE BENNETT Cotowbo, Virginio New Costle High School. Cotowbo, Virginio. B.S. in Education degree. August, IY6I. Moior: Business Educotion Bee Hive Representative; Disciple Student Fellowship, Program Chairman; Grapurchot; Phi Beto Lombdo; Wesley Foundotion; Wesley Chimes, Editor. Honor: Freshman Counselor. GLENDA RUTH BENNETT Fries, Virainio Fries High School, Fries, Virginia. B.S in Educotion degree, June, 1961 Mojor: Home Economics. Athletic Association; Hon e Economics Club; Wesley Foundotion; Y.W.C.A. JOYCE ESTHER BENNETT Washington, D. C. Woodrow Wilson High School, Washington, D. C. B.S in Education degree, June, 1961. Major: Elementary Educotion. Athletic Association, Capitol Club; Hillel Club. LUISA AMELIA BETANCOURT Rio Piedros, Puerto Rico Republico de Colombio High School, Rio Piedros, Puerto Rico. B.S. degree, August. 1961 Mojor: Home Economics Cosmopolitan Club; Home Economics Club; Newman Club. NANNA MAC BEVERLY Darwin, Virginia Clintwood High School, Clintwocd, Virginio. Transferred from Clinch Volley College. B.S. in Educotion degree, June, 1961. Major: business Educotion Baptist Student Union. ELVA ANITA BLACKWELL Chilhowie, Virginia Chilhowic High School, Chilhowie, Virginio. B.S. in Educo-ton degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Home Economics: Home Economics Club; Baptist Student Union. BETTY LOU BLEVINS Meodowview, Virginio Liberty Holl High School, Meodowview, Virginio. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Major: Social Studies. Baptist Student Union; Gropurchot Stoff; Student Directory Committee, Y.W. C.A. NORMA C. BOATWRIGHT Jonesville, Virginio Joncsvillc High School, Jonesville, Virginio. B.A. degree, Juno, 1961. Mojor: English. BRENDA KAY BOGGS Pounds, Virginio Pound High School, Pound, Virginia. B.A. in Education degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Art. Art Guild; Curtain Cion, Vice-President; 1961 Bee Hive, Art Editor. HELEN MOREHEAD BOLING Tozewell, Virginio Radford High School, Rodford, Virginia. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961 Mojor: Elementary Education. Mono grom Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY 1 SENIOR DIRECTORY MINNIE LCU BOURNE Tazewell, Virginio Tazewell High School, Tozewell, Virginio. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1-961. Mojor: Business Education. Phi Beto Lombdo, Treasurer; Wesley Foundation; Y.W.C.A. RENA ELIZABETH BOWMAN Cloudville, Virginia Blue Ridge High School, Ararat, Virginio. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. AUDREY LAURA BROWN Dryden, Virginio Dryden High School, Dryden, Virginia B.S. in Education degree, December 1960. Major: Elementory Education Athletic Association; Boptist Student Union; Choir; Chorol Club; Glee Club; Lonesome Pine Club; Student Virginio Education Association; Y.W.C.A. BERTHA JANE BROWN Hamilton, Virginia Loudoun Ccunty High School, Homiltcn, Virginio. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Mathematics. Bond; Chi 8cto Phi; Gcrmon Club; Grapurchat Staff, Administration Editor; Handbook Committee; Honor Council, Representative, Secretory; Ingles House Council, President; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Norwood House Council, Vice-President; Sigma Kappa, Assistant Treosurer; Student Government; Westminster Fellow-shoo. Honors: Freshman Counselor; Who's Who. NANCY CLARA BROWN Rcdford, Virginio Ock Hill Acodemy, Mouth of Wilson, Virginio. B.A. in Education degree, Morch, 1961 Mojor: English. Boptist Student Union. Transferred from Bluefield College, Bluefield, Virginio. SUE ANN BROWN Salem, Virginio Andrew Lewis High School, Roanoke, Virginio. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961. Major: Business Education. Cotillion Club; Choir; Future Business Lccdcrs of America, Vice President Rodford Region; Glee Club; Sigmo Koppa, Recording Secretary. MARTHA LAWSON BUCHANAN Roanoke, -Virginia Willicm Fleming High Schco:, Roanoke, Virginio. B.S. in Education degree, December, 1960. Mojor: Business Education. Alpho Sigmo Alpha; Bee Hive, Assistant Editor; Choir; Chorol Club; Electoral Beard; Future Business Leaders of America, Treasurer; German Club; Ponhellenic Council, President; Student Government; Student Court. Honors: Freshmon Counselor; Outstanding Senior. PHYLLIS ANNE BURNETTE Roonokc, Virginio Jefferson Senior High School, Roanoke, Virginio. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Home Economics. Disciples Student Fellowship; Home Economics Club; Sigma Kappa, Registrar, Y.W.C.A. DORIS JANE BURTON Floyd, Virginio Milton Senior High School, Milton, West Virginio. B.A. in Education degree, August, 1961. Major: History. Athletic Assocoition; Y.W.C.A. MARY JANE CALLAHAN Rcar.oke, Virginio Rcanokc Cothohc High School, Roanoke, Virginia. Transferred from Saint Mory's College B.A. in Education degree, June. 1961. Mojor: French. PATRICIA WRIGHT CAMPER Troutville, Virginia Troutville High School, Troutville, Virginia. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961. Major: Elementary Education. Alpha Sigmo Tau, Historian; Chorol Club. Honor: Freshmen Counselor. JANET LOUISE CARDWELL Arlington, Virginia Washington and Lee High School, Arlington, Virginio. B.S. Degree, August, 1961. Major: Chemistry. Cotillion Club; Koppa Mu Epsilon, Historian; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Corresponding Secretory; Tri-M. Honor: Freshmon Counselor. SHIRLEY ETHEL CARROLL Pennington Gap, Virginio Pennington High School, Pennington Gop, Virginio B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Librory Science. Alpho Sigmo Tou; Bond; College Combo; Concert Donee Group, Junior Instructor; Cotillion Club; Honor Council, Representative; Lonesome Pine Club; Student Education Association; Student Government, President and Treosurer; Wesley Foundation. Honor: Outstanding Senior. ELIZABETH SUE CARTER Shenandoah, Virginio Spottswood High School, Shenondooh, Virginio B.A. in Education degree, August, 1961. Mojor: English. Bolling House Council, Treasurer, College Choir, Librarian; Concert Donee Club; Home Economics Club; Norwood House Council, Vice-President; Sigmo Koppo, Histcrion; Westminster Fellow-shop; YWCA. PATRICIA ELIZABETH CARTER Covington, Virginio Dunlop High School, Covington, Virginio. B.S. in Education degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Student Virginio Education Association. ESTA DEW CATRON Hollsboro, North Corolino Hcllsboro High School, Hollsboro, North Corolino. B.S. in Education degree, August. 1961 Mojor: Home Economics. JEAN CAROL CHESTNUTT Blocksburg, Virginio Gronby High School, Norfolk, Virginio. Transferred from William and Mary College. B.S. in Educotion degree, August, 1961. Major: Elementory Education. SENIOR DIRECTORY 2 SENIOR DIRECTORY JANET FAYE CLINE Speedwell, Virginio Rurol Retreot High School, Rural RcHeat, Virginio. B.A in Educotion degree, Morch, 1961. Mojor: Spanish. Choral Club; Glee Club; Pi Gomma Mu; Wesley Foundation, Honors: Freshman Counselor. ILENE T. DEEL Dovcnport, Virginio Council High School, Dovenport, Virginio B S. degree, August, 1 y61. Mojor: Elementary Education. EDITH COLLEY Vonsant, Virginio Grundy High School, Grundy, Virginio. B.S. in Educotion degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Business Educotion. BARBARA ELLEN DEES St. Louis, Illinois Eost Side High School, St. Louis, Illinois B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementary Educotion. Y.W.C.A., Boptist Student Union; Glee Club. Honors: Moy Court. HELEN HALE COMPTON Council, Virginia Council High School, Council, Virginia B.S. in Educotion degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion. BETTY ANN DICKERSON Showsvillc, Virginia Alleghony District High School, Showsville, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Moior: Business. Bee Hive, Assistant Business Monogcr, Business Monogcr; Baptist Student Union; Chorol Club; Phi Beto Lombdo, Parliamentarian, Secretory; Glee Club; Student Director Committee. Honors: Freshmon Counselor; Outstanding Senior, MRS GEORGIA EPPERLY COX Christionsburg, Virginio Check High School, Check, Virginio. B.S. in Education doarcc. August, 1961 Mojor: Elementory Education. DIANA KAY DODD Norfolk, Virginia LOIS JOHNSON COX Roonoke, Virginio Jefferson Senior High School, Roanoke, Virginio. B.S. in Educotion degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Business Education. Cotillion Club; House Council; Future Business Leaders of Americo. Norvicw High School, Norfolk, Virginio, B.S. degroo, June, 1961. Major: Health and Physical Educotion. Alpho Sigmo Alpho, Vice-President, President; Ingles House Council, Vice-President; Pemm Club, Secretory; Athletic Association; Germon Club; Panhellcnic Council; Monogrom Club, Vice-President; Norwood House Council, President. Honors: Freshmon Counselor, Outstanding Senior. JOHANNA THOMAS CRAIG Radford, Virginio Radford High School, Rodford, Virginio. B.A. degree, June 1961. Major: English ond French. Bee Hive, Editor; Doy Students Club, Vice-President; Gropurchot, Editor ond News Editor; Honor Council, Representative; Rodford Review, Student Representative. Honors: Who's Who CAROL LYNN DONOVAN Hicksvillo, Now York Hicksvillc High School, Hicksvillc, New York. 8.S degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion. Alpha Sigmo Alpho; Aquatics Club; Canterbury Club; German Club, Secretory. Honors: Freshmon Counselor. SALLY ANN DANNER Dublin, Virginio Dublin High School, Dublin, Virginio. B.S. in Educotion degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Physical Educotion. Athletic Association; Germon Club; Monogram Club. LYNDA MAE DOWD Iron Goto, Virginio Central High School, Low Moor, Virginio B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Biology Club, Vice-President; Disciples Student Fellowship; Glee Club; Y.W.C.A., Elcctorol Board. Honors: Freshmon Counselor UTE DAVENPORT Arlington, Virginio Wokefield High School, Arlington, Virginio. B.S. in Educotion degree, August, 1961. Major Social Studies. Baptist Student Union; Cosmopolitan Club. Honor: Notionol Foundation Scholarship for greduote work. DOROTHY RUTH DuRANT Norfolk, Virginio Princess Anne High School, Norfolk, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Heolth ond Physicol Educotion, Alpho Sigmo Alpho; Aquatics Club; Athletic Association; Germon Club; Monogrom Club, Vice-President; Pemm Club; Tidewoter Club; Westminster Fellowship, Secretory. BETTY JANE DAVIS Sugar Grove, Virginio Sugor Grove High School, Sugor Grove, Virginia. B.S. in Educotion degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion. Athletic Association; Glee Club; Norwood House Council, President; Student Government Representative, Ingles Dormitory; Y.W.C.A. CLARICE MARIE EARLES Chatham, Virginio Chatham High School, Chothom, Virginio. B.A. degree, Morch, 1961. Mojor: English. Alpho Sigmo Tau; Cotillion Club; Disciples Student Fellowship, Pocohontos House Council, Vice-President; Senior Closs, Vice-President. Honors: Fresh-mon Counselor. SENIOR DIRECTORY 3 SENIOR DIRECTORY JOSEPHINE ClARA ELAM Powhatan, Virginia Powhoton High School, Powhatan, Virgimo. B.S degree, August, 1961. Major: Home Economics. Alpha Sigma Tou, Music Chairman; Baptist Student Union; Chorol Club; German Club; Glee Club, Vice-President, libroricn; 4-H Alumnae Club, Song Leader; Heme Economics Club, Treasurer, Song-leader; Y.W.C.A. Honors: Freshman Counselor. ALMA JANE ELLER Galax, Virgmio Galax High School, Golox, Virginia. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Moior: History. 8optist Student Union, Executive Council; Chi Bcto Phi; Chorol Club; Cotillion Club, Curtoin Clan; Glee Club, Business Manager; Pi Gamma Mu; Sigma Sigma Sigmo, President; Student Civic's Society, President. Honors: Freshmon Counselor MARY ANN ELLIS Madison, West Virginio Scott High School, Madison, West Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. German Club; Band; Bee Hive, Dorm Representative; Biology Club, Choir; Glee Club; Grapurchof, Circulation Staff; Bolling House Council, Junior Follies; Student Directory Committee; Sophomore Stunt Night; Student Education Association; Y. W. C. A.; 4-H Alumnoe. MARY McCUTCHEON ERVINE Covington, Virginia White Sulphur High School, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginio. B.A. degree, August, 1961. Maior: Art Education. Art Guild, President; Y.WC.A. ANTONETTE MARY FANELLI Landover, Maryland Bladensbury Senior High School, Landover, Maryland. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Biology. Capitol Club; Newmon Club, Secretory. MARY NELL FARMER Bristol, Virginia Bristol, Tennessee High School, Bristol, Tennessee. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Home Economics. Alpho Psi Omcgo; Curtoin Clan, Vice-President; German Club; Heme Economics Club, Treasurer; Sigmc Kappa, Publicity Editor, Vice-President; Y.W.C.A , Reception Chairman for Religious Emphosis Week. ALICE REBECCA FIREBAUGH Natural Bridge Station, Virginio Natural Bridge High School, Noturol Bridge Stotion, Virginio. Transferred from Emmanuel Junior College. B.S. degreo, June. 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Y.W.C.A NELLIE LOUISE FLEMING Chilhowie, Virginio Chilhowi High School, Chilhowie, Virginio. B.A degree, June, 1961. Major: Biology. Baptist Student Union; Biology Club; Choir; Student Directory; Y.W.C.A. ERMA LORETTA FLETCHER Donte, Virginio Ervington High School, Noro, Virgimo. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Mathematics Boptist Student Union; Tri-M Club. Treasurer; Y.W.C.A. SARA JOANNAH FLYTHE Schuyler, Virginio Volley High School, Warm Springs, Virginia. B.S. degree. June, ’961. Mojor: English. Alpho Psi Omcgo, president, Curtoin Cion; Y W.C.A. SANDRA PERKINS FORTNER Hampton, Virginio Hampton High School, Hampton, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Bond; Lutheran Student Association. ELAINE ROSALIE FRAZIER Rose Hill, Virginio Flatwcods High School, Rose Hill, Virginio. Transferred from Bridgewater College. B.S. degree, March, 1961. Motor Physical Education and Health. 4-H Alumnae; Band; Athletic Association; Glee Club; Pemm Club; Wesley Foundation, Secretary and Treosurer. SARA FRANCES FURR Waynesboro, Virginio Waynesboro High School, Waynesboro, Virginio. B.S. degree. June, 1961. Mojor: Elementary Education. Alpho Sigmo Alpho, Editor; Bolling Holl House Council, President; Germon Club; Student Government, Chairman of Inter-dorm Committee. Honors: Outstanding Senior, Moy Court. PATRICIA HEYDRICK GAMBOA Covington, Virginio Covington High School, Covington, Virginio. 3.A. degree. June. 1961. Mojor: Spanish. Biology Club, Secretory, Vice-President; Curtcin Cion, Secretory-Treasurer; Wesley Foundation. KATHERINE VEECH GAMES Radford, Virginio Finchvllle High School. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Major: Elementary Education. MARGARET ANNE GATES Glade Spring, Virgimo Glode Spring High School, Glode Spring, Virginio. B.A degree, December, 1960. Major: History. Cotillion Club; House Council, Social Chcirmon MARGARET ELIZABETH GILES Butler, New jersey Butler High School, Butler, New Jersey. B.S. degree, June, 1961. A4cjor: Health and Physical Education. Alpho Sigmo Alpho; Athletic Association, Vice-President, Treasurer; Ger-mon Club: Monogram Club; Pemm Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY PATRICIA ANN CLICK Lexington, Virginio Effingcr High School, Lexington, Virginia. Transferred trom Montreat College. B.A. degroe, Morch, 1961. Choral Club; Westminster Fellowship, Progrom Choirmon. ELIZABETH ANNE GOBBLE Floyd, Virginio Greendale High School, Abingdon, Virginio. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Major: Business. Phi Beta Lombdo; Wesley Foundation, Publications Choirmon, Secretory. VIVIAN SPRADLIN GOBBLE Salem, Virginia Stewortsvillc High School. Stcwortsville, Virginio. B.S. dc grcc, June, 1961. Major: Home Economics. Alpha Sigmo Tou; Chorol Club; Glee Club; German Club; Home Economics Club, Secretory; 4-H Club, Vice-President, President. MARGARET LOUISE GRAYBEAL Abingdon, Virginio Bethel High School, Abingdon, Virginio. B.S. degree, August, 1961 Mojor: Elementary Education. BESSIE VIRGINIA GREENWOOD Roanoke, Virginio Oak Hill Boptist Acodcmy, Mouth of Wilson, Virginio. B A degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Art. Art Guild; Inter-Vorsity Christian Fellowship. BAR8ARA CASE GROSE Radford, Virginia Cowen High School, Cowen, West Virginio. B.S degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementary Education. MARY SUE GROSECLOSE Rodford, Virginio Welch High School, Welch, West Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elomentory Educotion. Student Virginio Educotion Association; Wesley Foundation; Y.W.C.A. MARILYN GWYNN Ararot, Virginio Blue Ridge High School, Ararat, Virginio Transferred from Marion College. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Major: Elementary Educotion. Baptist Student Union; Cosmopolitan Club. ELLEN IRENE HALLMAN Seoford Delowore Seoford High School, Seoford, Delaware. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementary Educotion. JANE FLOWERS HAMILTON Roanoke, Virginia Jefferson Senior High School, Roanoke, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961 Mojor: Elementary Education. Bend; Disciples Student Fellowship; Choir; Glee Club. MYRTLE ANN HARMON Altovisto, Virginio Auovista High School, Altovisto, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Health and Physical Education. Alpho Sigmo Alpha, Assistant Membership Director; Athletic Association, Concert Donee Group; German Club, President; Student Government, Inter-dorm Committee; House Council, President, Social Chairman; Monogram Club; Pemm Club, Treasurer Honors: Moy Doy Commission, Co-Chairman, Outstanding Senior. BETTY CAROL HARRIS Martinsville, Virginio Mortinsville High School, Martinsville, Virginia. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Elementary Educotion. Biology Club, Treasurer; Choir; Curtain Cion; Student Educotion Association, YWCA MARY LOUISE HARRISON Rocky Mount, Virginio Fronklin County High School, Rocky Mount, Virginio. Transferred from Ferrum Jr. College B.S degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Student Educotion Association; Wesley Foundation. LILLIAN ANN HARTSOCK Honsonville, Virginio Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Virginio. B.S. degree, December, I960. Major: Elementory Educotion. Baptist Student Union; Choir; Glee Club; Lonesome Pine Club; Student Educotion Association; Y.W.C.A. DEWEY DAWN HEILIG Portsmouth, Virginio Churchlond High School, Churchlond, Virginia. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Major: Music. Band; Boptist Student Union; Chorol Club, Vice President; Germon Club; Y.W.C.A., Cobinet PATSY RUTH HELTON Glade Spring, Virginio Glode Spring High School, Glade Spring, Virginio. B.A degree, August, 1961. Major: English. Student Educotion Association; Wesley Foundation; Y.W.C.A. BETTY MARTIN HENRY Rodford, Virginio Rodford High School, Rodford, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Elementary Education. Alpho Sigmo Alpha; Future Business Leaders of Amcrico; Luthcron Student Associc fion, Y.W.C.A. ELIZABETH HILL HINOTE Hampton, Virginio Hampton High School, Hampton, Virginio. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Music. Choral Club; Choir; Mu Phi Epsilon, Worden. SENIOR DIRECTORY 5 SENIOR DIRECTORY BETTY SUE HILL Fries, Virginio Fries High School, Fries, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mcjor Physical Education and Health. Athletic Association, President, Recorder; Biology Club; Monogram Club; Pemm Club; Student Educction Association, Y W.CA. JANICE ANNE HILL Hompstcod, Morylond North Corroll High School, Hampstead, Maryland. B.S degree, June, 1961. Major: Home Economics Education. Alpha Psi Omega, Secretary; Curtain Clan, President; Home Economics Club; Student Virginia Education Association, Historian. JEANETTE MARIE HILL Norton, Virginia J. I. Burton High School, Norton, Virginia. B.S. degree, December, 1960. Major; Elementary Education. Canterbury Club, President; Cotillion Club; Lonesome Pire Club; Sigmo Koppo; Junior Class, Secretary. LINDA JEAN HITE Stcunton, Virginio Wilson Memorial High School, Fishersville, Virginia B A degree, June, 1961. Moior: English and Spanish. Cosmopolitan Club; Curtain Cion; Glee Club; Student Educction Association; Wesley Foundation; Y.W.C.A. SANDRA LEE HODGES Roanoke, Virginia Jefferson Senior High School, Roanoke, Virginio, B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Elementary Education. Choir; Chorol Club; Concert Dance Group; Cotillion Club; Curtain Clan; Ponhellenic Representative; Sigmo Sigmo Sigma; Y.W.C A.; Publicity Choir-man for Compus Carnival. Honors: Freshman Counselor. SARAH MARIE HOLLAND Ridgewoy, Virginio Drewry Mason High School, Ridgewoy, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Mathemotics. Chi Beta Phi, Treasurer; Cosmopolitan Club, Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Sigmo Society; Tri-M Club, Secretary, Wesley Foundation. MARY DENISE HOLLORAN Alexandria, Virginio Annondde High School, Alexandria, Virgimc. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Home Economics. Aquatics Cub; Cotillion Club; Home Economics Club; Newman Club, Vice President; Sigmo Sigma Sigmo. Honors: May Day Commission; Moy Doy Ccurt. PHYLLIS KENLEY HONTZ Redwood, Virginio Franklin County High School, Rocky Mount, Virginio. B.S degree, June, 1961. Major: Physicol Educction. Athletic Association; Pemm Club. LAKIE SUE HORNE Wise, Virginio J. J. Kelly High School, Wise, Virginio. B.S. degree, December, 1960. Mojor: Home Economics. Baptist Student Union, Treasurer; Troimng Union Representative. MARJORIE BALL HORTON McLean, Virginio McLean High School, McLcon, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Elcmcntory Education. Alpha Sigmo Alpho; German Club, Corresponding Secretory, Vice President; Student Government Representative, Junior Closs; Co-Editor of Handbook. Honors: Moy Doy Commission; Freshman Counselor. ROSEMARIE HOUCK Huntington, West Virginia Mt. Sovoge High School, Mt. Sovogc, Morylond. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Music Band, Choral Club, Treasurer, Mu Phi Epsilon, President. .MARY KATHERINE HOUSTON Blacksburg, Virginio Jomes Monroe High School, Fredericksburg, Virginio. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: English. BARBARA ANNE HOWARD Raleigh, North Carolino Needham B. Broughton High School, Ro eigh, North Caro lino. B S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Mathemotics. 8aptist Student Union; Chi Beto Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Vice-President; Pi Gamma Mu; Senior Directory Committee; Senior Investiture Committee; Tri-M Club, Secretory, Treasurer, Program Choirmon; Y.W.C.A. BESSIE LEE HOWELL Dublin, Virginio Dublin High School, Dublin, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Elementary Education. (Transfer Student—degree, Bachelor of Religious Education.) SHIRLEY JEAN HUNDLEY Rocky Mount, Virginia Franklin County High School, Rocky Mount, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961 Major: Elcmcntory Educoticn. Student Educction Association; Choir. (Tronsfer from Ferrum Jr. College.) MARY KATHERYN HYLTON Roonoke, Virginio Jefferson Senior High School, Roanoke, Virginio. B S degree, June, 1961. Major: Home Economics. 8cptist Student Union, Enlistment Chairman. Student Center Hostess; Home Economics Club, Corresponding Secretory, President. CATHERINE SUSANNE JACKSON Lebonon, Virginio Lebanon High School, Leoonon, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major; Business Education Cotillion Club; Curtain Cion; Future Business Lecders of America; Wesley Foundation; Glee Club, Lonesome Pine Club; Sigmo Kappa, Treasurer; Y.W.C.A. Honors: Freshman Counselor. SENIOR DIRECTORY 6 SENIOR DIRECTORY PATRICIA LEONA JACKSON Austinville, Virginio Jockson Memoriol High School, AuStinvillo, Virginio. 8.S. degree, December, I960. Mojor: Elementary Education. Choir; Choral Club; Glee Club, Vice-President; Gropurchot Reporter and Photogropher; Student Education Association, Vice-President—Wesley Foundation; Wesley Foundation Choir Honors: Freshmon Counselor. GRETA KAY JEWELL Whitewood, Virginio Whitewood High School, Whitewood, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Mathematics. Koppo Mu Epsilon; Tri-M Club, Reporter; Westminster Fellowship, Secretary; Y.W.C.A. Kappc Mu Epsilon. ANN SHIRLEY JOHNSON Clarksville, Virginio Bluestone High School, Skipwith, Virginia. 8.A. degree, June, 1961. Major: English. Alpha Sigmo Tou, Vice-President, Cotillion Club, Parliamentarian. Honors: Outstanding Senior. NANCY JOSEPHINE JOHNSTON Marion, Virginia Morion High School, Morion, Virginio. B.S. degree, June. 1961 Mojor: Business Education. Choir; Choral Club; German Club, Treasurer; Highlanders; Senior Closs Secretary; Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo; Y.W.C.A. 'Honors: Outstanding Senior, Moy Court. SHEILA JOYCE JOHNSTON Rocnoke, Virginia Williom Fleming High School, Roonoke, Virginio. B.S degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Boptist Student Union; Chi Beto Phi; Kappa Delto Pi; Pi Comma Mu; Y.W.C.A. SHERNELL GAY JONES Hillsvillc, Virginio Hillsville High School, Hillsvillc, Virginia. B.S degree, December, 1960. Mojor: Elementary Education. Chorol Club; Choir; Band, Boptist Student Union, Athletic Association MABLE FRANCES KEEL Hertford, North Carolina Perquimons High School, Hertford, North Corolino. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Motor: Elementory Education. Chorol Club; Alpha Sigmo Alpho, Membership Director; Cotillion Club, Vice-President; Y.W.C.A., Chairmen of Religious Emphosis Week, Treasurer; House Council, President and Treasurer. Honors: Freshmon Counselor; Alpho Sigmo Alpha Sweetheort; Outstanding Senior, Moy Court. KAY KENDRICK Meodowview, Virginio Meodowview High School, Meodowview, Virginio. B.S. de ?ree, December, I960 Mojor: Elementory Education. Alpho igmo Tou; Concert Dance, German Club. Honors: Princess on Coronation Boll Court; Moy Court. NELLIE SUE KENDRICK Luroy, Virginia Luray High School, Luroy, Virginio. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Business Education. Bond; Hcuse Council, Secretory; Cotillion Club, Gropurchot; Baptist Student Union; Sigmo Kcppo, Shenandoah Volley Club. Honors: Freshmon Counselor. ROSETTA MAE KENNEDY Clintwood, Virginio Clintwood High School, Clintwood, Virginia B.A. degree, June, 1961. Major: History Christian Science Organization. Lonesome Pine Club; Glee Club; Y.W.C.A. FRANCES RUTH KIMBRELL Big Stone Gap, Virginio Appolachio High School, Appolochio, Virginio. B A degree, June, 1961. Mojor: French. Alpha Psi Omega; Curtain Cion, Wesley Foundation, Drama Chairman, Y.W.C.A.; Gropurchot, Reporter (Summer). JANICE MARIE KNODERER Arlington, Virginia Wakefield High School, Arlington, Virginia. B.S. degree. June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion Capitol Club; Choir; Cotillion Club; Glee Club; Gropurchot, Circulation Monogcr, House Council, Assistant Hall Monitor ond Treasurer. JANET WOOCS LEMASTER Grundy .Virginio Grundy High School, Grundy, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Business Education. JEAN SUZANNE LENNON Sportonburg, South Carolina Spartanburg High School, Sportonburg, South Corolino. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Chemistry. Alpho Sigmo Alpha; Cotillion Club; Honor Council, President, Corresponding Secretary; Tri-M Club; Westminster Fellowship, Fellowship Choir-men; Student Government. Honors: Outstanding Senior. PATSY LILLIAN LILLY Dublin, Virginio Dublin High School, Dublin, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Physicol Educotion. Athletic Association; Mono-grom Club, Secretory ond Trcosurcr; Pcmm Club; Germon Club. JANET GAIL LOVERN Rodford, Virginio Rcdford High School, Rodford, Virginia. B.S. degree, June 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion. Alpho Sigma Tou, Corresponding Secretory; Day Students Club, President; Disciple Student Fellowship, Secretory, Treasurer, Honor Council; Y.W.C.A. BARBARA JEAN LYONS Pulaski, Virginia Casticwcod High School, Costlcwood, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961 Mojor: Morhcmotics ond Chemistry. Chj Beta Phi, Secretory; Koppo Mu Epsilon, Secretary, President; Tri-M Club, Vice-President; Glee Club; Bard. SENIOR DIRECTORY 7 SENIOR DIRECTORY ANN TERRY McCONNELL MARIAN ANNA MESSERIAN Abingdon, Virginio Cleveland High School, Cleveland, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Mothcmotics. 4-H Alumnae, President; Student National Education Association; Tri-M Club; Westminster Fellowship, Vice-President. Williamson, West Virginia Williamson High School, Williomson, West Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Home Economics. Athletic Association; Bee Hive, Soles Representative; Chorol Club; Glee Club; Gropurchot Staff, Photographer; Home Economics Club, House Council; Y.W C.A. Honor: Freshman Counselor. ANITA LUCILLE McCORMlCK Boyside, Virginia Southampton High School, Boyside, Virginio. 8.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Elementary Education. Alpha Sigma Ton, Rush Co-Choirmon; Junior and Senior Class President; Cotillion Club; Gropurchot Staff, News Editor, Feature Editor, House Council, Secretary; Kappa Dclto Pi; Pi Gamma Mu; Y.W.C.A , Gcncrol Program Chairmon. ALICE GERALDINE MILLER Arlington, Virginia Washington and Lee High School, Arlington, Virginia B A degree, June, 1961. Mojor: English. Bee Hive, Soles Representative; Capitol Club; Choir, President; Electoral Board; Gropur-chot. Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation, Editor, Fellowship Chairman, Vice-President. Honors: Freshman Counselor. ANITA GAYE MABE Austinville, Virginio Hillsville High School, Hillsville, Virginio. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Business Education. DORIS ANNE MILLS Stuart, Virginio Blue Ridge High School, Ararat, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Heolth and Physico Education. Pcmm Club; Sigma Koppo; Monogram Club; Athletic Association, President. DOROTHY ELLEN MAHONE Salem, Virginia Gory High School, Gory, West Virginia. B.S. degree, December, 1960. Major: Elementary Education. Doy Student's Club; Weslev Choir; Y.W C.A. JOAN ELIZABETH MITCHELL Chatham, Virginio Spring Garden High School, Chotham, Virginia B.S. degree, June, 1961. Maior: Home Economics. Chi Bctc Phi; Chorol Club; Honor Council; Koppo Delto Pi, President; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Mu Phi Epsilon; Wesley Foundation, President. ANNIE LAURIE MAIDEN Abingdon, Virginio William King High School, Abingdon, Virginia B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementary Education. Y.W.C.A.; Glee Club. MRS. MARY BISHOP MITCHELL Radford, Virginio Andrew Lewis High School, Salem, Virginia. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: French. Chorol Club; Curtain Clcn; Glee Club; Gropurchot Stoff; Student Education Association; Y.W. C.A. MARGARET LOUISE MAINE Cocburn, Virginio Coeburn High School, Cocburn, Virginio. B A. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Mathematics. Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Vice-President; Tri-M Club; Y.W C.A. Honors: Freshman Coun-sclor. NANCY CAROLYN MOREHEAD 8lond, Virginia Blond High School, Blond, Virginio. B.S. degree, August, 1961. Major: Home Economics. Home Economics Club; Wesley Foundation. MOSELLE MATNEY Oakwcod, Virginia Grundy High School, Grundy, Virginio. B A. degree, June, 1961 Major: History. Y.W C.A. DORIS JEAN MORRIS Mortinsvillc, Virginio Drcwry Moson High School, Mortinsvillc, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Moth. Bond; Choir; Germon Club, Tri-M. REBECCA GRACE MAYS Lovmgston, Virginio Nelson County High School, Lovirgston, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Major: Home Economics. Baptist Student Union; Home Economics Club. FREDA MAXINE MORRIS Mineral, Virginia Louisa County High School, Mineral, Virginio. B.S in Ed degree, June 1961. Mojor: Elcmcntcry Education. Bond; Kappa Delto Pi, Secretary; Pi Gamma Mu, Presiaent; Student Education Association; Y.W.C.A. NONA LEODA McFADDEN Lebanon, Virginio Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961, Major: Science. Lonesome Pine Club; Tri-M Club JEAN CAROLYN MOYERS Bristol, Virginio Bristol Virginio High School, Bristol, Virginia. B.A in Ed degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Art Art Guild; Cotillion Club. Honor: May Doy Commission. SENIOR DIRECTORY 8 SENIOR DIRECTORY NANCY LOU NEIGHBORS Wythcvillc, Virginia George Wythe High School, Wytheville, Virginio. B.S. in Ed degree, June, 1961. Moior: Biology. Biology Club, Reporter, President; Chi Bcto Pi, President; Koppa Mu Epsilon; Phi Sigmo (VPI); Tri-M; Wesley Foundation. Honors: Who's Who. CAROL LYNNE OSBORNE Mouth of Wilson, Virginia independence High School, Independence, Virginio. B S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Motor: Business. Cotillion Club: Future Business Lcodcrs of Amcrico, Parliamentarian; Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, Recording Secretory; Student Government Representative for Freshman ond Junior Closs; Sophomore Closs President Honors: Freshman Counselor, Outstanding Senior. CHARLOTTE WOLFE OSBORNE Rodford, Virginio Keokee High School, Keokee, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Boptist Student Union; Lonesome Pine Club. NANCY LOU ORR Glode Spring, Virginio Meodowview High School, Meodowview, Virgmio. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Physicol ond Health Education. Athletic Association; Alpha Sigmo Tou; Acquotics Club; Concert Dance; 4-H Club; Pemm Club; German Club; Student Government Representative Frcshmon Closs; Y.W.C A JOANNE OWEN Cleveland, Virginio Cleveland High School, Cleveland, Virginio. B.A, in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: English. Glee Club; Y.W.C.A SUSAN ELIZABETH PARRISH Kenbridge, Virgimo Kenbndge High School, Kenbridge, Virginio. B A degree, June, 1961. Major: Psychology. Boptist Student Union; Chorol Club; Cotillion Club, Secretary; Curtain Cion; House Council, Vice-President, Sociol Chairmon; Glee Club; Sigmo Sigmc Sigmo, Treasurer; Y.W.C A Honors: Moy Day Commission. PEGGY JANE PARSONS Golox, Virginia Golox High School, Golox, Virginio, B.S. in Ed. degree, March, 1961. Major: Elementory Education. Alpha Sigmo Al-pho, Choplain; Choir; Choral Club; German Club; Glee Club; Wesley Foundation, Treasurer. MILDRED IRENE PATTON McClure, Virginia Ervington High School, Noro, Virginio. 8.S. m Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor General Science. Chorol Club; Lonesome Pine Club; Wesley Foundation. ETTA SUE PAYNE Tazewell, Virginio Tozowoll High School, Tazewell, Virgimo B.S. in Ed. degree. June, 1961. Mojor: Gcnerol Science Athletic Association, Band, Librarian; Choral Club; Tri-M; Westminster Fellowship, Secretory. Program Choirmon, President, Synod Officer (State); Norwood House Council. JO ANN PAYNE Woodlown, Virginio Ridgoland, Mississippi Porry McClure High School, 8uena Vista, Virginio B A degree, June, 1961. Moior: Psychology. Grapurchot, Exchonge Editor; House Council, Vice-President; Sigmo Sigmo Sigma, Social Chairmon; Y.W.C.A. Honors: Moy Court. JOAN MARIE PHILIPPO Flushing, New York Boysico High School, New York. 8.S. degree, Morch, 1961 Mojor: Elementory Education. Alpho Sigmo Alpho, Choploin; Choir, Glee Club; Junior Closs Treasurer; House Council, President; Student Government, Treasurer (Summer), Senior Representative. Honors: Freshman Counselor, Compus Cornivol Princess, Outstanding Senior. MARCIA RUTH PITT Strotford, Connecticut Strotford High School, Stratford, Connecticut. B S. in Ed. degree, March. 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education Canterbury Club; Capitol Club, Treasurer; Chorol Club; Glee Club; Student Education Association; Y.W.C.A. Honors: Freshmon Counselor. CLARA NELL PRICE Arlington, Virginio George Washington High School, Alexandria, Virginio. B.A degree, June, 1961. Mojor: English Alpha Sigmo Tou, President, Editor; Copitol Club, Choir; Choral Club, Cotillion Club; Ponhcllcnic Council; Senior Directory Committee; Electorol Board, Westminster Fellowship; Y.W.C.A. Honors: Freshmon Counselor. MARY EVELYN PRICE Rurol Rctrcot, Virgmio Rural Retreat High School, Rurol Retreat, Virginio B S. in Ed degree, June, 1961. Moior: Elementory Education. Chorol Club; Glee Club; Student Educotion Association; Wesley Foundation. PATRICIA ANN PRICE 8locksburg, Virginio Blocksburg High School, Blocksburg, Virginio. B S. in Ed degree, June, 1961. Moior: Elementory Educotion. Boptist Student Union, Missions Choirmon; Student Educotion Association. LINDA SUE PUCKETT Clevelond, Virginio Cleveland High School, Clevelond, Virginia B A. in Ed degree, June, 1961. Mojor: French. Lonesome Pine Club; Wesley Foundation; Y.W.C.A. BETTYE RACHEL QUINN Glode Hill, Virginio Fronklin County High School, Rocky Mount, Virginio. B A. m Ed. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Spanish. Cotillion Club; House Council, President, Vice-President, Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo; Student Government, Interdorm Committee. SENIOR DIRECTORY 9 SENIOR DIRECTORY MARTHA KAY RAMSEY Staunton, Virginio Robert E. Lee High School, Sfounton, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, August, 1961 Major: Elementory Education. Band; Cotillion Club; Student Educotion Association, Reporter; Wesley Foundorion. BARBARA GAY RICHTER Foils Church, Virginia Foils Church High School, Foils Church, Virginio. B A. in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Motor: Public School Music. Chorol Club; Mu Phi Epsilon; Student Education Association. LOTTIE MUSSER RIGNEY Danville, Virginio Whitmell Form Life School, Danville, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Motor: Business. BETTYE YVONNE ROBERTSON Appolochio, Virginio Appolochio High School, Appolochio, Virginio. B.S in Ed degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion. Germon Club; Sigma Koppo, Second Vice-President; Westminster Fellowship. Honors: Freshmen Counselor. JANET AUDRA ROBERTSON Norrows, Virginio Narrows High School, Norrows, Virginio. B.A in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Moior; English. Y.W.C.A. FLORINE F. RODGERS Alexondrio, Virginio George Washington High School, Alexondrio, Virginio B S degree, June, 1961. Mojor: English. Alpha Sigmc Tau; Cotillion Club; Sophomore Class, Vice President; Chorol Club, Gropurchot, EditOr-in-Chief, Business M o n o g e r; Christion Science Organization, President. Honors: Outstanding Senior. JOYCE ANNE SALYER Floyd, Virginio Floyd High School, Floyd, Virginio B S. in Ed. degree, December, 1960 Major: Business Future Business Leoders of America. SHARON ROSE SALYER Radford, Virginio Rodford High School, Rcdford, Virginio B S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Moior: Business Doy Students' Club, Inter-Vor-sity Christion Fellowship; Phi Bcto Lombdo. Stote President ELIZABETH LEE SANDERS Chilhowie, Virginia Chilhowie High School, Chilhowie, Virginia B S. degree. December, I960. Moior: 8iology. Alpho Sigmo Alpha, Pro-grom Co Choirmon, Corresponding Secretory, Recording Sec retory; Chi Beto Phi; Germon Club; Highlanders, Drum Majorette; Phi Sigmo Society; Westminster Fellowship. Honors Freshmon Counselor; Moy Court; VPI Homecoming Princess. Who's Who. RACHEL ANNE SANDERS Abingdon, Virginio Williom King High School, Abingdon. Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementary Educotion. Alpho Sigmo Tou, Choploin; Bee Hive Stoff, Feature Editor; Chorol Club, Librorion; Cotillion Club; Curtoin Clan; Choir; Wesley Foundation, Alumnoe Secretory. MARY JUANITA SAUNDERS Amherst, Virginio Amherst County High School, Amherst, Virg.nio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Business. Bond; Bcptist Student Union; Curtain Clan; Gropurchot Staff; Inter-Varsity Association; Y.W.C.A. JANET RENA SCRUGGS Glen Wilton, Virginio Eogle Rock High School, Eogle Rock, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, August, 1961 Major: Business. Alpha Sigmo Tou, Choral Club; Cotillion Club; Wesley Foundation NANCY SUE SEMONES Hillsville, Virginio Hillsville High School, Hillsville, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June. 1961. Major: Home Economics. Choir; Home Economics Club. JO ANN BENNETT SHAY Covington, Virginio Dunlop High School, Dunlop, Virginia B.S. in Ed degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion. Wesley Foundation; Y W.C.A.; Shenondooh Volley Club, Vice President. AMANADA GEORGIA SHOCKLEY Hillsville, Virginio Hillsville High School, Hillsville, Virginio. B.A in Ed. degree, December, 1960 Majors: History and French Bee Hive Dorm Representative; Chorol Club, Glee Club; Gropurchot; Wesley Choir; Wesley Foundation. LEONA GAYE SIGMON Stuort, Virginio Woolwme High School, Woolwine, Virginio. Tronsferrec from Ferrum Junior College BA. in Ed. degree. June, 1961. Moior: History. Student Educotion Association. DEENA IRENE SILVERMAN Worcester, Massachusetts High School of Commerce, Worcester, Massachusetts B A in Ed. degree. June, 1961. Moior: History Gropurchot Editor,ol Stoff; V.P.I. Hillel Foundation Honors: Freshmon Counselor. MARY ANN SIMMONS Willis, Virginio Willis High School. Willis, Virginia. B.S. in Ed. degree, August 1961. Major: Home Economics. Alpha Sigmo Tou Sorority; Freshmon Goss Trecsurer; German Club; Home Economics Club; Sophomore Student Government Representative; Student Government Vice President; Tyler House Council Treasurer, Wesley Foundation. Honors: Freshmen Counselor. SENIOR DIRECTORY 10 SENIOR DIRECTORY MARY FIELD SKIPWITH Clorksville, Virginio Blucstonc High School, Clorkville, Virginio B S. in Ed degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Business. Conterbury Club; Phi Beta Lombdo; Doy Students Club. BETTY JEAN SLUSHER Cambria, Virginia Christionsburg High School, Christionsburg, Virginio. B.A. in Ed, degree, August, 1961. Mojor: French ALICE FAYE SMITH Soltville, Virginio R. B. Worthy High School, Saltsville, Virginia. B S. in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Librory Science Bond; In-tor-Vorsity; Pi Gommo Mu; Student Education Association; Y.W.C.A.; Pi Gommo Mu. MYRNA JEAN SMITH Richmond, Virginio Monchester High School, Richmond, Virginia. B.A. degree, August, I960. Mojor: Mothemotics. German Club, Koppa Mu Epsilon; Pi Gommo Mu; Sigmo Koppa Sorority, Assistant Treasurer; Tri-M; Chi Betc Phi JUDY ELIZABETH SNODGRASS Vinton, Virginio William Byrd High School, Vinton, Virginia. B.S. in Ed. de-reo, August, 1961. Mojor: Heme Economics Educotion. Alpha igmo Tau Sorority, Custodian; 4-H Alumnae Club, Reporter ond Treosurer; Choral Club; Glee Club; Home Economics Club, Reporter, Rep. to Stotc Convention; Wesley Foundation; Tyler Dorm House Council. MARY GARLAND SPILLMAN Winchester, Virginio Hondley High School, Winchester, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Major: Elementary Education. Glee Club, Librorion; Ncwmon Club, Secretory; Copitol Club; Choral Club, Shenondooh Volley Club; Student Educotiu.( Associotion. MARY CAROLYN STEGER Petersburg, Virginio Petersburg High School, Petersburg, Virginio. B.A. degree, June, 1961. Moior: Chemistry. Amcriccn Chcmicol Society; Chi Bcto Phi; Koppa Mu Epsilon; Tri-M, Program Choirmon GLENIS FERRAL STEWART Pennington Gap, Virginio Pennjngton High School, Pennington Gop, Virginia. B.S in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Home Economics. Home Economics Club. OWETIE LOUISE STINSON Richlonds, Virginio Richlonds High School, Richlonds, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: English. Cosmopoliton Club of V.P.I.; Disciples Student Fellowship; Y.W.C.A. BARBARA ANNE STOGOWSKI Westfield, New Jersey V cstfield Senior High School, Westfield, New Jersey. 8.A. in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Moior: Sponish. Choir; Chorol Club; Newman Club; Student NEA. GERALDINE BULLINGTON STONE Rodford, Virginio Chotham High School, Chatham, Virginio. B.S. in Ed degree, Morch, 1961. Mojor: Home Economics. Alpho Sigma Alpho Sorority; Boptist Student Union; Cotillion Club; Home Economics Club; Sophomore Class Treosurer; Student Govern-ment Vice-President. JUDITH LYNN SULLENDER Eoglc Rock, Virginio Eoglc Rock High School, Eogle Rock, Virginio. B.S degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Business Home Economics. Curtoin C on, Social Choirmon; Alpho Psi Omcgo, Vice President; Cotillion Club; Sigmo Sigma Siomo. Vice President; Y.W.C.A. CECILE AYERS SUTPHIN Floyd, Virginio Floyd High School, Floyd, Virginio. B.S, in Ed. degree, Morch, 1961. Mojor: English, Pi Gommo Mu, Secretory. MARY LOUISE SUTPHIN Blocksburg, Virginio Blocksburg High School, Blacksburg, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, Morch, 1961. Mojor: Business. MARY RUTH SWARTZ Maurertown, Virginio Woodstock High School, Woodstock, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor Physicol ond. Health Education. Athletic Assoc.; L S A , President; Pemm Club; Pi Gommo Mu; Ponhellonic, Vice President; Sigmo Kappo, Ponhellonic Representative; Student Government, Treosurer; Student Court. Honors: Who's Who. IRIS JEAN SWEENEY Floyd, Virginio Floyd High School, Floyd, Virginio B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Mothemotics. Koppa Mu Epsilon, Recording Secretory; Tri-M Club; Wesley Foundation; 4-H Alumnoe Club, Membership Choirmon, Vice-President. Honors: Moy Court. SALLY ANN TANK Brooklyn, New York George Washington Senior High School, Son Francisco, Coliformo. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Mothemotics. Chi 8cto Phi; Koppo Mu Epsilon, Treosurer; Sigmo Koppo, President; Tri-M Club, Progrom Choirmon; Westminster Fellow-ship. Secretory; Y.W.C.A. Honors: Who's Who. BETTY GAYLE THAMES Nelson, Virginio Bluestone High School, Skipwith, Virginio. B.A. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Major: Mothemotics. Alpho Sigmo Tau Sorority, Treasurer, Pledge Moster; Cotillion Club, Reporter; Student Government, Summer School Representative; House Council, Vice President. President Inter-dorm; Tri-M Club. Honors: Moy Court. IRIS TOLLIVER Jewell Volley, Virginio Whifewocd High School, Whitewood, Virginio. B.A. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Mothemotics. Westminster Fellowship. SENIOR DIRECTORY 11 SENIOR DIRECTORY i .'I' C. • : • JUDITH MARYLIN TONEY Blocksburg, Virginio Blocksburg High School, Blocksburg, Virginio. B.A. in Ed. degree, December, 1960. Moior: English. Koppo Dclto Pi; Pi Comma Mu; Sigma Koppo Sorority. SARAH FRANCES TURNER Rconokc, Virginia Jefferson High School, Roanoke, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1960. Mojor: Physicol Educotion. Athletic Association; Concert Donee Club, Mor.ogrom Club, President; Pcmm Club, Vice President, President. LINDA JAYNE UTT Eoncy Gap, Virginio Hillsville Hign School, Hillsville, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Major: Elementary Educotion. Student Education Association. VAN D. WADE Alton, Virginio Holifox County High School, Holifox County, Virginio. B.S. degree, June, 1961 Mojor: Home Economics. Cotillion Club; Curtoin Cion; Home Economics Club; Baptist Student Union; Junior Concert Donee Group. LOLETA ANNE WALLACE Roonoke, Virginio Jefferson Senior High School, Roonoke, Virginia. B.S. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Business. Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Christian Science Orgonizotion, President, Reader; Y.W. C.A. ANITA JEAN WALTERS Pembroke, Virginio Pembroke High School, Pembroke, Virginio. 8.S. in Ed. degree, Morch, 1961 Mojor: Business Educotion. F.8.L.A.; S.V.E.A. EDNA RUBY WARREN Notholie, Virginio Holifox County High School, Holifox County, Virginia. B.S. in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: History. Baptist Student Union, Training Union Representative, President; Pi Gommo Mu; Student Educotion Association; Y.W.C.A Honor: Fresh-mon Counselor. PATRICIA ANN WATLINGTON Gretna, Virginio Grctno High School, Grctno, Virginia. B.S. in Ed. degree. June, 1961. Mojor: Elementary Educotion. Baptist Student Union, Glee Club; Y.W.C.A. Honor Freshman Counselor. EVELYN AGNES WEATHERMAN Ararat, Virginio Blue Ridge High School, Arorot, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. Athletic Association; Student Educotion Association; Tri-M Club. DOROTHY LOUISE WHITE Portsmouth, Virginio Deep Creek High School, Portsmouth, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Home Economics. Home Economics Club; Newm.on Club, Vice President. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Hoges Chapel, Virginia Pembroke High School, Pembroke, Virginio. B.S in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Major: Elementory Educotion. Chorol Club; Glee Club; Wesley Foundation. JUDITH ANN WILLIAMS Combrio, Virginio Christionsburg High School, Christionsburg, Virginia. B.A. in Ed. degree, August, 1961 Mojor: English. Koppo Delta Pi DOLORES MAF WILSON Arlington, Virginio George Woshmgton High School, Arlington, Virginio. B.A. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Spanish. DORIS EVELYN WILSON Radford, Virginio Ook Hill Academy, Mouth of Wilson, Virginia. B.S. in Ed. degree, August, 1961. Mojor: Business. Phi Beta Lombdc; Gropurchot Staff; Inter-Vorsity Christian Fellowship, N.E.A and V.E.A.; Wesley Foundation, Secretory-Trcosurer RUBY KATHLEEN WILSON Glade Spring, Virginio Liberty Holl High School, Glcde Spring, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, Morch, 1961. Major: Librory Science. Athletic Association; Choir; Monogram Club; Y.W.C.A JERRIEANN SARVER WINDLEY Christionsburg, Virginio Christionsburg High School, Christionsburg, Virginia. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Education. RAE LAVON WINN Foils Church, Virginio Washington Lee High School, Arlington, Virginio. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961 Mojor: Elementory Educotion. Art Guild; Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo; Cotillion Club, Historian, President; Y.W.C.A., Publicity Choirmon. Honors: Moy Court; Outstanding Senior. FRANCES MAE WINSTON Mortinsville, Virginio Bassett High School, Bossett, Virginia. B.S. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Elementory Educotion. Baptist Student Union; Glee Club. CAROL CRESONG WOLFE Chilhowie, Virginia Chilhowie High School, Chilhowie, Virginio. B.A. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: Mothemotics. German Club; Student Educotion Association; Tri-M Club, Vice President; Wesley Foundation, Vice President. Personnel ond Membership Co-Choirman. LAURA ANN ZAKRZEWSKI Alexondrio, Virginia George Woshmgton High School, Alexondrio, Virginio. B.A. in Ed. degree, June, 1961. Mojor: English. Bee Hive Photog-ropher; Copitol Club; Newman Club; Student Education Asso-Ciotion; Senior Closs Treosurer; Honors: Freshmon Counselor. SENIOR DIRECTORY 12 INI