Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1965 volume:

BEE HIVE 1965 CONTENTS Dedication Candid Administration and Faculty Student Bodv of 1965 of 1966 of 1967 of 1968 In Memoriam Clubs and Organizations Features Senior Directory General Index 4-5 6-19 20-43 46-158 46-99 100-115 116-137 138-158 159-161 162-231 232-245 246-255 256 L FOREWORD o: v A Et ?ry boot jos a a central idea, which not only gives it unity, but also embodies the reason for its very existence. There are themes of progress, of traditions, of experiences that tvill hold a special place as long as memory will last. We, the class of nineteen sixty-five, have a different purpose for our Bee Hive. Our un-if linP, thread is not simply the past or the future, tradition or change, or parts of a memory. Our reason for this hook is you, the individual, without whom there would be no hook, no exper-iencey no Radford College. The life is yours, now. The choices all are yours. DEDICATION - 1965 BEE HIVE T Every young adult needs someone who serves as guide and example in the uncertainty and decision-making of early adulthood. For your knowledge— For your understanding— For your interest— For your responsiveness and dependability— For your guidance— For your honesty— For your sincerity— For your love of truth— We thank you and dedicate the 1965 BEE HIVE to you, our class sponsor. Dr. John Grove Barker. DR. JOHN GROVE BARKER 5 I Great expectations overwhelm as all as we start a college career. It’s a chance to begin again. It's a chance to develop new friendships and to strengthen old or neglected ones. It’s a chance to leave oar old image behind and make a new one. It’s a chance to become someone important or to become just part of the group. The college career is all these things to a rising freshman. but as fall tarns to winter and winter to spring, new visions and self-concepts replace the old ones. Vo longer is it important to begin again — rather it is a challenge to maintain the status quo. Acquaintances ebb and flow regularly; real friendships come but rarely. Our old image becomes more appealing to us and security comes as we develop it. Self-importance no longer fascinates us, nor docs being just a part of the group. Finding ourselves — believing in ourselves — and holding true to ourselves despite the conditions about us — these now are our great expectations. So long parents ... sec you Thanksgiving.' The Freshman Sing-Along Group “Mom packed it . . . how am I supposed to? ... ’ “I’ve been here a week and can't find a thing.' 6 By Ccorgc. I’ve got it. Our life behind dorm walls will he part of us forever. The time-alone, never before appreciated, is a precious thought for us now. The bed where we study, sleep, eat, laugh and cry is all important to us. The girl upstairs with whom we have a private joke, the girl downstairs with whom we have a war of nerves . . . they are both part of us. Eleven o'clock dorm meetings and fire drills in the night . . . will come to our night thoughts in the future. The dorm, the hall, the suite, the room . . . all will come back to us when we try to remember — “Emerson had his Walden and 1 have my hair-dryer. “The color of the week is . . To save us from being dull we have our good time. Relaxing with friends, a walk around the block, a soap opera on TV, even meals in the dining hall bring us diversions from our routine. We’re kept content as long as we can get to a coke and a hot dog. We can be made to forget by the chaos in the cove. We can he soothed to complacency by a cup of coffee in the sanctuary of the Virginia Room. Our resources are unlimited. 1 LES - PANCAKES ICKEN BASKET Pete’s on the wagon . . . but the party’s here anyway. Do you feel someone watching?” Let’s order waffles.' This is my house ... I like it!' We go to classes lest we forget that education is merely a stage in our development. We pretend to study when wc sit on the lawn. We really do study if we have a book, a chair and a table. When exams come around were masters of the quick-study technique and haunt the wee morning hours like zombies from the deep. Our fellas are fun. Some, we sec often — some only rarely, some we see once, some we only write and Iona to see. We all show at least one boy the campus. We all have trekked down the hill to the movie or sat in the cove and talked or walked the long way back to the dorm. We've had all sorts of dates and have even kidded ourselves into believing that study dates exist. Our weeks don’t seem quite so long when we know he'll be here on Saturday. Where else can a fella ko with no tie? Imagine! . . . this trip's CO-KDI” Ticket plca.se . . . May I have your ticket?’ No Pabst on tap but we've got Pepsi in the bottle.” “Shades of Broadway Won’t you come home Bill Bailey . . I'm for scrambled ejjjss how 'bout you? Within each of us, there is a great deal of ham Some of us only show this side to our friends, others of us work on it and develop it into a talent. We can glory in the pomp and circumstance of a full dress program or feel good with the glow of being appreciated by our friends. Double bubble, toil and trouble.' 'Half a league, half a league, half a league onward . . “Just give me a little push . . . The pounding of competition and the kceness of the open-air surges in our veins. We take to the open field with the slightest provocation and the sport within us jumps at the chance to play the game. And now for the kick off . . 12 Help! “It squeaked! Where there are people, conversation must follow as a natural process. Being girls makes the process even more natural. We love to discuss any topic of the day. Our conversations are sometimes a good excuse for a little party. Killing the time between exams or between classes is the most serviceable aspect of our conversation. The rough communication we learn . . . wc understand and if this is not our aim then all is in vain. People, people, who needs people . . Our days here are marked by the seasons The dense fog of the late fall somehow checks our spirit and causes deep feelings difficult to account for. The snows come and our child-like fascination soon fades into testy adult contempt. Bring us warm months and our spirits will rise into frenzied abandon. We're glad that we’re young. We’re glad for our Spring. Neither rain, sleet nor a hoard ncro« the door will bar R.C. students, from their P.O. Either put a roof on it or call Tom Sawyer.” Ours is a generation of immense growth. Yl'e feel it particularly in the physical growth of our campus. Two-by-four boards, mils, workmen and wet paint are part of our daily lives . . . at first we notice - but familarity dulls our awakeners until a new building is opened, a sidewalk is missing or our favorite tree is cut down. “Ooh what a big hole we have here” 15 ' Twas the night before Christmas. . . “I want two front teeth . . “Oh, tannenbaum . . By the time we are ready to leave this campus, four birthdays and Christmases have come and gone. We’ve been surprized, congratulated and ignored. We’ve been glad to leave in December and anxious to return in January. We’ve smelled pine, seen colored lights and laughed at our classmates as Santa. Our days before Christmas have been full of the pressures of exams. But when exams have been over, wc have relaxed .. . and our Christmases have been bright. 16 The favorite son . . ''They had a sale on four cornered hats . . As our years here draw to a close, we have become real people within our own rights. We never hesitate to stand alone to support our beliefs and yet we’re never ashamed to stand together. The Strengths of our association here will go with us always. Tent meetin’ on the campus.' 17 Womens sufferage’ I love a rally. “I’m holding up the wall . . . what are you doing? When ice first started out, graduation teas the end of our aim and yet, the closer it came the more we realized the vast ness of Knowledge yet to be conquered. Now at the end, we have arrived at a beginning. We stand poised — We may not go back, we may not stand still — We must go fortcard. All the choices are ours — we have no compass — we must be prepared. Docs anyone have an aspirin?” Grad students' happy hour. SONG OF THE MYSTIC I walk down the Valley of Silence Down the dim, voiceless calley — alone! And I hear not the full of a footstep Around me, save God's and my own; And the hush of my heart is as holy As havens where angels have flown. Long ago was I weary of voices Whose music my heart could not win, Long ago was I weary of noises That fretted my soul with their din, Long ago was 1 weary of places Where I met but the human — and sin. And I toiled on, heart-tired of the Human, And I moaned midst the mazes of men Till I knelt, long ago, at an altar And I heard a voice call me. Since then I walk down the Valley of Silence That lies far beyond human ken. Do you ask what I found in the Valley? T'is my trysting place with the Divine. And I fell at the feet of the Holy Ami above me, a voice said: Be mine.” And there rose from the depths of my spirit An echo: My heart shall be thine” Do you ask me the place of the Valley, Ye hearts that arc narrowed by Care? It lieth ajar between mountains. And Cod and His angels (ire there: And one is the dark mount of Sorrow, And one the bright mountain of Prayer. — Abram J. Ryan 19 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE “Doesn't anybody know how to stop this tiling? ' President Martin presides at weekly Administrative Council meeting. A special committee composed of Board Members and Faculty examined the stated purpose of Radford College and gave it not so much a change in direction as a clearer focus. This is bound to accelerate our progress toward this unclouded goal. Another committee appointed by the Board was instructed to study the new purpose and expected growth of the college and to recommend a campus plan for this development. It is most important to locate new buildings so that each fits into a campus plan which con-situtes a useful and aesthetic whole. The result will not materially expand the area of the campus, but does provide for more efficient use of our present campus. The economic use of this space will call for taller buildings—both dormitories and academic structures. While the new Radford College resulting from this planning will provide strange features, the real and most important concepts of permanent value, long a part of the Radford Spirit, will remain unchanged. The 1964-65 academic year has been a turning point in the history of Radford College. At this time the college administration felt much like a football half-back who had just broken through the line to find the field ahead clear for a substantial gain. This situation calls for increased effort and speed, and perhaps a sudden change of direction. The breakthrough at Radford came as a result of a complete shift of administrative control. The 1964 General Assembly gave this college a new and independent Board of Visitors, responsible only for the government of this college. Immediately this Board took a new. fresh look at the purpose of this institution of learning and its place in Virginia’s coordinated state system of higher education. 22 DR. CHARLES KNOX MARTIN, JR. President of Radford College 23 RADFORD COLLEGE BOARD OF VISITORS The Board of Visitors, appointed by the Governor of the State of Virginia, coordinates the activities of Radford College. Seated left to right: Miss Mary lane Dudley. Mrs. J. Chambers Bristow, Col. Charles H. Rccd. Leonard C. Muse. Miss Elizabeth Ann Lawler, Mrs. Henderson P. Graham, Mrs. Donald C. Hall; standing left to right: Richard J. Holland, L. Lee Bean, Jr., Waldo Miles (representing Dr. W. V. Wilkcrson), H Wise Kelly, Jr., Francis Bell, Jr., and J. W. Stanley. 24 INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT Class schedules for the entire academic year arc compiled by Dean Young and Dr. Roberts. Any schedule changes or requests for additional hours are handled through this office. A careful check is kept on credits of all students — especially on the credits of seniors, who meet with Dean Young during their senior year to recheck earned credits necessary for graduation. Robert J. Young B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Dean of Instruction DIVISION OF EDUCATION Courses offered in the Division of Education aim to help the student prepare for her life as a teacher. Professional growth and competence arc stressed throughout these courses. Ideas encountered in educational theory, history, and philosophy all culminate in the practical experience ol the student teacher. Virginia Arnold B.S.. A.M. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Faye Brandon B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Mary Patricia Balkus B.S. Instructor of Health and Physical Education Marian Bunowbridge B.S., M S. Instructor of Health and Physical Education Nancy E. Barber B.S., M.A. Instructor of Health and Physical Education Elizabeth Ann Crall B.A. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Caroyln B. Benson B.S.. M S., Ph D Professor of Health and Physical Education Mary Sue David B.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education John W. Overby B S., M BA., Ed.D Professor of Business Division Head HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Edna Earl Nation B.A.. M.Ed. Instructor of Health and Physical Education Greek G. Neff Instructor of Health and Physical Education ( Jo Ann Pegg B.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education (On leave) Ellen Philbcck B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Elizabeth D. Younger B.S.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Awed by the splendor, Miss Younger awaits the beginning of an Aquamaid production. 26 ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION Krccllc Bennett B.S.. Xl.A. Assistant Professor of Education Irene Cardwell B.S . M Ed Assistant Professor of Educabon Helen Creasev B.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Educabon Evelyn Fitzpatrick B.S.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Educabon Robert C. Gibson B.Ed.. A M.. Ed.D. Director of Student Teaching and Professor of Education Robert L. Leathers B.S.Ed . S.M.. Ph D. Professor of Education Elsie Lockmcycr B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Educabon Fred PhlcRar B.S.. M A., Ed.D. Professor of Educabon ‘Trick or treat?” asks Dr. Leathers of his Halloween customers. John A. Rutherford B A.. M S. Assistant Professor of Education Rebecca Thigpen B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Educabon Karl W. Thomas B.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Educabon Thomas R Trahin B.S., M S.. Ed.D. Professor of Educabon 27 LIBRARY SCIENCE Robert S. Gibson A.B.. B.D., M.A. Assistant Professor of Library Science Elmer D. Jolmson A.B.. A M.. Ph.D. Library Director Frances Johnson B.S., M A. Assistant Librarian Edward R. McIntosh A.A.. B.S.E., M.S. Assistant Librarian (On leave) Catherine Slaughter B.S., A.M., M.S. Assistant Professor of Library Science BUSINESS Arlene Buswcll B.S.C, M A. Assistant Professor of Business Polly L. Com B.S., M.Ed. Instructor of Business Virginia Harris B.S., M.S Assistant Professor of Business Celene H. Sanders B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Business HOME ECONOMICS Carrie Lee Collins B.S., M.S.. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Home Economics Emily T. Gamer B.S., M.S Assistant Professor of Home Economics Ruth A. Hackman B.S., M.A., Ed.D Professor of Home Economics .Mars- D. Houska B.S., Ph D .Assistant Professor of Home Economics Essential items arc checked off in preparation for dinner. Betty Jo Rodeheavcr B.S., M. of Ho.Ec. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Joanne White B.S., M. of Ho.Ec. Assistant Professor of Home Economics 28 DIVISION OF FINE ARTS While providing for students interested in majoring in art or music, the Division of Fine Arts also gives the student interested in some other field a basic understanding of some of the areas of the fine arts. One quarter of art or music plus an additional quarter of either course is required of every Radford College Student. The speech and dramatics department offers practical courses in speech mechanics while providing means of self expression through dramatics. Carol J. Bradley B.F.A., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Kenneth A Burge B.F.A.. M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art (On Leave) Chase S. Decker B.F.A., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art (On leave) Janice Vance Kent B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Art A.- Partick J.F.A., M.F.A. Instructor of Art R. Lee Bostian B.A.. M.A., Ph D. Professor of Music Division Head 29 'I don't know what it is either.’ MUSIC Joan B. Einstein B M.. M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Music Mildred Heimlich B.A., M.S.. S.M.M. Assistant Professor of Music John R. Hitching B.A., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Walter R. Jones B.M., M.M . Ph D. Professor of Music Joseph A. Levey B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Nicolo G. LoMascolo Avsistant Professor of Music Benjamin S. Medford B.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Music M. Suzanne Roy B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Lloyd A. ZurbriftK A.B.. B.D, M M.. PhD. Professor of Music Terrell O. Everett B.A., M.F.A. Instructor of Dramatic Arts and Speech William M. Morehouse B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Dramatic Arts and Speech (On leave) DIVISION OF LIBERAL ARTS English, history, psychology, foreign languages, mathematics, the social sciences, philosophy and religion provide a basic intellectual foundation for study in other fields. All students are required to spend approximately one third of class time in liberal arts. Franklin P. Hillman A B. A M.. Ph.D. Professor of History Division Head 30 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Veronika Albrecht B.A., AM Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages (On leave) Hclga Fage B.S. Instructor of Foreign Languages Carlos D. Fandal B.S., M.A Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages (On leave) Robert B. Nance A.B . A.M.. Ph D. Professor of Spanish Irving Silverman A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages ENGLISH Thomas E. Coleman B.Ch.E., M.A Associate Professor of English lean H. Dougherty B.A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of English Henry Dyer A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English Cwendolyn Hutcheson B.S., M.A. Instructor of English Charles E. Johnson R.A., M.A.. Ph D. Professor of English Barbara McGovern B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Robert J. McGovern B A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English H. Dean Propst A.A., B.A.. M.A., Ph D. Associate Professor cf English Sandra Russell A.B , A.M„ Ph D Assistant Professor of English Donald R. Simpson B.A., M.A. Ph D Professor of English Edwin L. Stockton B.A., M.A . Ph D. Associate Professor of English John H. Whiting B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Walter A. Bass B.A., M.A., Ph D. Professor of Philosophy Charles N. Foshcc A.B.. B.D., Th.M., Pli.D. Professor of Religion and Philosophy HISTORY Edward I. Jervey A.B., S.T.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History William E. Larsen B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Histor ' Harold W. Mann B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History J. H. O'Donnell B.A., M.A., Ph D. Associate Professor of History William D. Stump A.B.. M.A.. Ph D. Professor of History PSYCHOLOGY Helen Duff B.A., M.S. Associate Professor of Psychology Wayne E. Engel B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Eleanor E. Kemp B.A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Psychology Frank A. Scott A.B., M.A.. Ed.D. Professor of Psychology Carroll E. Smith B.A., M.A., Ph D. Professor of Psychology Ann M. Trabue B.A., M.A . Ph D. Professor of Psychology 32 Marie L. Waters B.A., M.A. Assistant Profcvsor of Psychology Comc-on snake-eyes” coaches Dr. Smith as Mr. Marvin rolls the dice, Daddy needs a new Bunsen burner.” SOCIAL STUDIES John Howard Bounds M S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Geography Archie D. Brock B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Valiant Mali B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dorothy S. Thayer B.S.I.E., M.S. Instructor of Mathematics Mattie K. Keeter B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Social Science Philip G. Meiningcr A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Political Science Norvellc G. Tate B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Sociology MATHEMATICS Ronald Butler B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics E. Warren Chilton A.B., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Mervyn M. Copeland B S.. A M. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Kcrmit Hutcheson B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Kenneth Mullen B.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Martha K. Roane B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Mack Whitaker B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Professor of Mathematics Mr. Chilton mops up after an especially messy equation. 33 DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCES Courses in the Division of Natural Sciences combine fact and theory learned in the classroom with application in the laboratory periods. All students are required to take one year of a science consisting of three lecture periods and one three-hour laboratory each week. GENERAL SCIENCE John C. Barker B S.. MS., Ph D Professor of Biology Division Head William E. Merrill B.S., M S.. Ed.D. Professor of Science Ccnc H. Maynard B.S. Assistant Professor of Coneral Science James R. Willoughby B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Physics Ann D. Adkins A.B., M.Ed. Instructor of Chemistry Philip Carithers B.S., M S.. M Ed. Assistant Professor of Chemistry (On leave) David L. Merrill B.Ch E„ M S Assistant Professor of Chemistry Richard H. Smith B.S., Ph D. Professor of Chemistry CHEMISTRY 34 BIOLOGY Jack W. Clark B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Biology Caroline A. Kowalak A.A., B.A., M S. Instructor of Biology Reid Ccrhardt B.S. Instructor of Biology Charlene M. Lutes B.S.. M.S. Instructor of Biology Richard L. Hoffman M.S.. Ph.D. Professor of Biology Frederick C. Marland B.S.. M.S. Instructor of Biology Andrew L. Ingles B.A.. M.A. Associate Professor of Biology Daniel E. Marvin B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology David J. Moore B.S. in Ed.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology William N. Pafford Richard L. Rittenhousc B.S.. M.A. B.S, M.S. Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Biology Biology (On icavc) Dennis Vest B.S. Instructor of Biology PROFESSORS EMERITUS William E. Gilbert A.B., AM. Professor Emeritus of Political Science and History William S. Long A.B., A.M . Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of English M'Ledgc Moffett B.S.. M.A.. Ph D. Professor Emeritus of Home Economics Minor Wine Thomas B.S.. M.A . Ph D. Professor Emeritus of Psychology 35 ADMISSIONS AND PUBLICITY Dr. Philip Shelley checks applications for admission and interviews prospective students, many of whom lie has met during his fall quarter tours of the state high schools. Dr. Shelley also assists seniors in getting the all-important first job. Walter B. Stewart B.S.. M.S. Director of Publicity M. P. Shelley B.S., M S.. Ed.D. Director of Admissions and Placement C. F. Gerrctt H.B.A. Business Manager Charles MiUsaps B.S. Director of Publicity (On leave) BUSINESS Recent expansion in the college plant, increase in enrollment, and general growth have brought an increasingly larger responsibility upon the business department, which handles everything from planning the finances for a new dorm to cashing a check for a bankrupt student. 36 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Marjorie A. Wright Norma Melton Ruth St. Clair Virginia Wilson Secretary to the Registrar Secretary to tin- Dean and Secretary to Business Secretary' to and Associate Dean Manager and Treasurer Dean ol Women Annie Mae Bocock Secretary Dean of Women's Office Alice C. Lucas Scholarship Secretary The business staff explains Why? to both students and faculty. 37 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Juanita S. Tolley Bookkeeper Madalon ft. Vaughan Manager of Bookstore Catherine Lucas Co,ul Bookstore Clcik Jo Camp Secretary —refai lo Director of Admission and Placement Dot Kirtner Secretary Admissions Office Pettgy T Wells Secretary Admissions Office Bjrhara D. Alizadeh Secretary Division of Education .Nell M. Price Secretary Division of Liberal Arts Carole Barnard Cashier Lillian B. Covey Secretary Business Office Ebert C. Black Bookkeeper Nancy M. Rice Secretary Division of Natural Science Dorothy S. Brezeale Bookkeeper Miss Ely and Miss Fitzpatrick survey their Halloween feast. 33 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Iris Ely Melca Honeycutt B.S., M.S. Clerk in Audio-Visual .Assistant Professor of Education Director of Audio-Visual Carol Owens Clerk in Audio-Visual Virginia H. Snead Note Clerk Patricia Krejci Janot Carey Secretary to Librarian Library Clerk Harriet G. Smith Library Clerk Alice D. Coleman Anna Hodges Manager of the Housekeeper Virginia Room “There seems to be a definite problem here.” says Mr. Moran. 39 RADFORD COLLEGE POLICE DEPARTMENT The increased enrollment has made it necessary for the college to organize a larger police department which is on 24-hour duty. Frank Turner Chief of Police DINING HALL The new addition to the dining hall was completed this year, giving us a total of four dining rooms and a larger and better equipped kitchen. Meals are served family style by students with work scholarships. Theodore W. Gardner Dining Hall Manager “Soup's on! 0 RESIDENCE DEPARTMENT Frances Alice Hurlhurt B.S., M.S. Dean of Women Since a larger student body creates an increased demand for additional services, the Dean of Women's Office also found the need to expand. Their many services include counseling, individual conferences, housing and social affairs. Gloria Mac McCall B.A.. M.A. Assistant Dean of Women Blanche W. Danii l B.S.. M.A Assistant Dean of Women Ruth Joan Geiger B.A. Assistant Dean of Women Maxine G. Spiers Residence Hall Coordinator 41 NURSES INFIRMARY The infirmary, located on the ground floor of Moffett Hall, has facilities which include two isolation rooms, three wards, a physician's office, examination room, and quarters for the two resident nurses. Hattie Brown K.N. College Nurse COLLEGE PHYSICIAN Walter J. Walker M.D. College Physician Ida Rathburn R.N College Nurse 42 HOSTESSES A hostess does many things each day for her girls. She approves their leaves of absence ami date slips, meets their callers, inspects their rooms, and discusses with them any problems which the)’ may bring to her. She provides a guiding influence to the house council and is the primary factor in making her dormitory a home for the girls who live within it. Marguerite Asbell Helen L. Atkinson Hostess Hostess Elizabeth Peterson Mary D. Snead Hope B. Tarter Jeanette Mongle Assistant Hostess Assistant Hostess Hostess Hostess Mary J. Vaught Hostess MRS. MARY TOPPER Mrs. Topper has long been a substitute hostess at Radford College. Well-liked by the entire student l ody, she always had a smile and kind word for everyone. Mrs. Topper died on January 15, 1065. Mrs. Mary Topper Hostess 43 STUDENT BODY V 'll Senior class officers discuss senior activities while enjoying a coke in the Virginia Hoorn. CLASS OF 1965 PRESIDENT_____ VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ____ TREASURER .— Evelyn Crane Brenda Wilson Barbara Franklin Betty Nichols At Diana Gene Adkins Judith Lorraine Allen A RING . . . THAT MEANS THE END. Patricia .Ann Anderson Anne Elizabeth Backus 47 Elaine Edwards Baker Lois Ann Baker CAPS, GO WNS AND LITTLE SISTERS . . . Bonnie Lou Banks Pamela Rae Barnard 48 Brenda Joyce Barrett Virginia Paulette Bartley Brenda Phiclds Barrow Paula Danniv Barton . . . THE BEGINNING OF THE END . . . Andrea Joicphinc Becker Sarah Elizabeth Bennett Dorothy Louise Bird 49 SCHOOL, SCHOOL, AND MORE SCHOOL . . . Mary Irene Bishop Nellie Frances Blaylock Betty Melton Blair Alice Carico Bloomer Joyce Campbell Bly Dale Adair Boggs Joe Ann Bolling Sharon Rose Bond 50 Jane Elizabeth Booth Virginia Ann Brewster “GJl.E.’s” IN THE FALL . . . Carol Kinzcr Browder “Cram until it cramp .' 51 Martha Samuel-. Brown Ann Mae Bryant Judith Ann Browning BLOOD, SWEAT, TOIL Mcritha Joan Bryant AND TEARS . . . Sandra Carol Buckland Brenda Faye Burkett Margaret Lou Campbell . . . INTERVIEWS . . . Linda jane Cantrell Nancy Crey Carpenter Sheila Anne Carney Donna Avery Carroll 53 Harriett? Wnllon Carson Janet Lanier Carter Kitty Madison Cassell STUDENT TEACHING . . . Lillian Frances Chadwcll Jacqueline Carol Cliumbley 54 Suelleu DuPnert CUric Mcrijoyrr Jeannette Collins . . . ALL WORK AND NO PLAY ? Jo-Aiui Cox THE END DRAWS NEAR . . . Palsy Aim© Cox Judith Mac Craddock 56 Jewel Franklin Creech Mildred Ann Cumbie . . . THE LAST PRE-DAWN REGISTRATION . . . Dawn Marie Cunningham Patty Ellen Davis 57 Jo Ann Dinkins Sibyl Carolyn Doggctt DID YA REMEMBER TO SIGN IN . . . Sharron Gran Doss Aim Martin Dow 58 Martha Aim Dunton Joyce Ann Ely Dose trees ain't growin' much . . . ON THE PINK, BLUE, YELLOW AND WHITE SLIPS ? Mary Esther Fallon Glenda Jean Farrar 59 Judy Layne Ferrell Evelyn Marie Fink FOUR YEARS . . . Mary Cornelia Fischer Edith Nonna Foley I)ora Lee Francis . . . AND STILL FLUNKING ROOM INSPECTION . . . 61 Brenda Helen Calloway Doris Jean Garrett FOND MEMORIES FLOOD BACK___ Patricia Cray Garrison Kay Louette Gillum 62 Linda Dale Grant Barker's Beetles” Jane Whitman Graham . . . THE FOLLY OF OUR THIRD YEAR . . . Barbara Slone Cray Marion Judith Greene Mary I-cc Groves Betty Jean Gunter SWIMMING IN THE BIG TUB . . . Norma Louise Cuthrie Brenda Lee Haga 64 Phyllis Marguerite Hall Kathryn Dianne Ham Gail Moss Hanback . . . STILL REQUIRES TANKS . Anita Webb Hare Barbara Vaughan Harris Patricia Jean Harlow Margaret Jannette Harrison Lois Elaine Havener OMINOUS QUESTION RINGS FORTH . . . Elaine Voss Helrmtutler Barbara I.oimt Henshaw 66 Audrey Ellen Higgins Fnye Boyd Hincr . . . ARE YOU A GRASSHOPPER ? Barbara Ann Hoover 67 Mary Patricia Howerton Roberta Altizcr Hubbard Audrey Elizabeth Hoy Mary- Patric ia Horton THE MIGHTY “CAMPUS” . . . Violet Sue Hubbard Helen Sue Huddleston Ginger Sue Hughes . . . NO RESPECTOR OF RANK . Edith Gayle Hunt Hosalic Marie Hylton hrpi 69 Dolores Christine Januzzi MUSIC FOR DINING . . . Edith Ann Johnson Nancy Ellen Johnson Elizabeth Carr Jones Mary Elizabeth Jones R.C.’S ANSWER TO ROLAIDS Camellia Dillon Joyce Anne Sherwood Keeler 71 Kaye Virginia Keyser COVE CLOSED . . . Katrine Kincannon Patsy Louise King 72 ■ Mary Kathleen Klimkiewicz Linda Gail Knight Sharon Ann Lago Mary Elizabeth I.attdis . . . PETE MAKES BIG HAUL. Charlotte Dean Latino Martha Ann Iattorm-r Sman Claire I.awry 73 Shirley Faye Lewis Dolores Ernestine Loyd Patricia nne Lee Linda Lou Liddle SHIFTING, WHISPERING . . . Smann Sandra I.uckenbach Barbara Kay Mann Wanda Kathleen Manuel . . . MAIL BOXES . Carrie Jayne Martin Sandra Cail Martin 75 Barbara Ann Mason Lena Jeon Mauingill INCREASING ENROLLMENT . . . Peggy Darlene Mathena ■ii Martha Ann McFarlmg Emily Sue McConnell Judy Carolyn McClellan Jackie Sandra McDonald . . . INCREASING DEMAND . Jane Patricia Meadows Mary Ellen McCuirc ■■■■■■ Carolyn Lahoina McCraw 77 Laura Belly Meinliold Frances Howard Michael Dorothy Lee Miller Virginia C.'edclla Miller Joan West Mitchell 78 . . . ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT ? 79 Mickey Jo Murray And now for fun and games.” BROADENING HORIZIONS . . . Doris Anne Mylum Frances Ann Ncstcr 80 Delores Ann Newberry Sandra Carol Niles . . . THE OLD WELCOMES THE NEW . . . lx recta Ellen Nixon Mary Frances Null 81 Cnrol Ann Oglesby Betty Rugh Owen Patricia Ann Padgett Ellen Valerie O'Kane SEWING, COOKING, WASHING . . . Lula Evelyn Patterson Knthcrin May Payne Frances Jane Patterson 82 Joanne Marie Pcrsicano . . . PREPARATION FOR ADVANCED DEGREE . . . Kathleen Anncmichacl Porterfield Theodora Doulot Poulos 83 HOOTENANNY ENHANCES . . . Judy Huffman Price Bonnie Marie Quillen 84 Carole Ann Needy Lindn Lou Rhodes . . . CHARMS AND DELIGHTS . . . 85 But I never even held one of these before .. Kay Charles Richardson Barbara Lorranc Roberts Rebecca Jo Riffe Merrily Robbias HALLS STILL FAVORED SPOT . . . Gloria Jean Roblc Elizabeth Carol Rose 86 . . . FOR LAUGHING, CRYING, CARRYING ON . . . Suzanne Schweitzer Eva Lynne Scarccy Pattie Theadore Sellers Patricia Sue Scmoncs FROM HERE TO ETERNITY . . . Patricia Lee Shelton Martha Ellen Shelton 88 Carol Anne Shockley . . . THOSE EIGHT O’CLOCK BELLS . . . Vicki Joyce Sigmon Corcnr Rakes Simms 89 Nancy Virginia Simpson Emily Virginia Smith THE MOST POPULAR COURSE . . . Ruby Joy Smith Conec Aiuic Sollcnbcrger 90 Just two more minutes and . . Carolyn Weymouth Sommers Nina Sue Sorrell . . . IN THE YEAR OF AuH20 . . . Doris Marie Spangler Diana Mar Spresser Barbara Anne Spruill 91 Margaret Ruth Spurlin CARS . . . Karen Benko Stcinman Patricia Ann Stnllurd Ann Lawton Stevenson 92 Linda Spencer Stone Vera Lea Surface . . . THE HARDEST TO HIDE . . . Barbara Lane Tate Rose Ann Swindall Betty Zaire Swecker Margaret Ann Sutphin 93 Martha Ann Tench Sandra Lee Tawes Nina Carole Thomas PUNGENT ODORS . . Barbara Ann Thompson Anne Thompson Mary Catherine Tolbert Ava Lynn Torrence Jo Lynn Trainham . . . THOSE BURNED MIDNIGHT SNACKS . . . 95 Judy Caro! Vipperman Judy Iris Via Patricia Catherine Vitoimki STAGE STRUCK . . . STAR STRUCK . . . Nita Ix u Warden Caro! Lynn Watson I Charlotte Ann Watson Bernice Hudson Webb . . . LIGHTNING STRUCK . Patricia Dorothy West Elizabeth Ann Whitten 97 June Estelle Will Mary Lou Williams JOURNEY’S END ... Ann Maria Wingfield Eleanor Carole Wohlford 98 . . . TOMORROW’S ANOTHER DAY - - Patricia Ann Ycnccr Cynthia Ann Zciglcr 99 The Junior Class officers pause on the steps of Whitt Hall after an afternoon class. CLASS OF 1966 PRESIDENT.......... Marty English VICE-PRESIDENT ... . Ann Cumbie SECRETARY---- loan Fulmer TREASURER _______ Barbara Stetson ICO COLLECTING IN THE COVE FOR A COKE . . . Anne L. Alcxick Alice E. Anderson Carolyn L. Anderson Diane P. Arnold Dale A. Atkins Nancy L. Austin Iris L. Baglcy Bonnie L. Baldwin Bonnie C. BarfVnccht Bonnie R. Barnes Catherine M. Barraga Doris A. Barton Marion I. Bass Jean A. Beck Barbara L. Belcher Beverly A. Bell Ellen L. Bennett Willie M. Berkley Sharon R. Bishton Nancy L. Black I Mary A. Bocmer Carolyn R. Bousquet 1 Charlotte M. Rnidley Betty P. Branch Judy F. Britt Patricia L. Browder Barbara E. Brown Mary J. Brown Patricia L. Brown Susan F. Brown Katherine P. Brownell Yvonne D. Brumfield Mary K. Buddelco Patricia B. Bufg Pa,' R Burcham Joan M. Burrill Ellen E. Byrd Elizabeth A. Carter Alma L. Clark Carol B. Clark Elizabeth A. Clarke Betty J. Clem Mary S. Collins Mary E. Compton Judy R. Conner Mary M. Copenhaver Linda S. Corkum Mao' L. Couch Nancy R. Countiss Judy L. Cox Cynotha R. Coxwcll Jo-Ann Crabill Sue F. Cranford Dana L. Crawford Chryslie C. Cultice Nonci M. Curry Mary 1. Custer SHOWING A BLIND DATE OUR CAMPUS . . . 103 Welcome to the profit making dough-nut factory-” Mildred J. Daniels Joyce A. Dale Linda L. Dallas Linda S. Davis Maria E. Davis Samuel a D. Davidson Donna F. Decker Barbara A. Dehart Linda C. Dehart Jane M. Derby Judith A. Dctwiler Mary' E. Donald Sharon E. Dow 104 Rose M. Dudley Judith K. Dunn Ida M. Durivage Jean F. Dyer CUTTING A CLASS . . . DODGING PROFS IN THE COVE. Nancy E. Dyer Judith M. Earnest Sheila A. Ellington Clara L. Ellis Patricia A. Ellis Martha B. English Carol L. Ernst Ann M. Favarcllo Carol L. Fcncli Karen P. Foley Nancy R. Forester Roberta E. Fortson Dorothy J. Fowler Janet K. Fulgham Joan L. Fulmer Linda J. Furrow Frances K. Calloway Elizabeth A. Gamble Virginia C. Gardener Virginia C. Gatewood Anne B. Gentry Helen L. George Nancy I.. Glezen Bobette R. Grausam Barbara A. Grave Anne S. Harrison Frances J. Henry Nancy J. Henry Ramona K. Hepner Evelyn M. Heston Karen S. Hicks Linda A. Hoffler Carol A. Hollingsworth Mary K. Hope Mary J. Hopkins Rebecca S. Hopkins Cynthia M. How Linda S. Hudgins Mao' J- Huffman Sharon L. Hunter Mary A. Hutchins Barbara G. Ingram Frances Iglesias Nancy J. Iseley Rebecca Jett NO MORE PANIC IN THE BOOKSTORE . . . 107 Judith A. Kasdorf Cordelia Kayton Mary J. Kearns Patricia J. Layne Rac M. Kearney Donnicc M. Lawrence Linda S. Lawson “Co to your left, your right, your left. . Judith M. Latham Brenda Lawrence Janet I.ile Mary Lilly Elizabeth A. I.indncr Sandra J. Lindner Judy Lbkous Virginia L. Liltlo Susan Looney MAIL ... IN A BOX ALL MY OWN . . . Gloria D. Lovell Sally M. Loving Carol L. Luttrell Susan II. McDougle Frances B. McFadden Helen W. McGee Nancy J. Mclimis Bette L. McKinney Patsy N. McPcok Bernadette C. Mach Barbara L. Marchant Martha C. Markham Marilyn S. Martin Irene Maurakis Kay E. Mays Alice C. Meade Susan V. Merkel Aldah L. Meyers Polly A. Minnick Nancy M. Mitchell Brenda J. Monk Nancy S. Moore So glad we all wore plaidi ’ Caro! S. Morgan Gail A. Morris Lillie B. Munford Janice N. Murray Judith R. Murray Margaret M. Nealon Doris Norris Phylis North Charlotte R. Norton Barbara I„ Nuckolls Sara!) J. Nye Claudia S. Oglesby Etta J. Osborne Mary J. Palmer Judith C. Paltridge Ann S. Patrick Nancy C. Pearson Sue Peterson Patti J. Pctruzzi Clierie L. Pcttibone Frankie J. Powell Sandra F. Prater Elizabeth A. Preston Judith M. Prilhunan Nancy E. Prosl I undo S. Primer Karren D. Puckett Coil L. Reams Betty Rearer Ann R. Reaves Charlene F. Reeve Janet Richardson Harriet M. Ridgeway Siiri Riison Nancy C. Ring Helen L. Roberts Elizabeth C. Robertson Frances C. Rodgers Carmen M. Rodriquez Roberta F. Rodriquez SHORT-SHEETED BEDS . . . SUITEMATES REVENGE. Martha A. Rucker Anne Rast Luz M. Salom Mary J. Sayre Laura Schuliar Carol F. Schmidtlcin Sheila M. Schocklin Lynn E. Schweir Judy G. Scott Wanda B. Scott Joan F. Seaman Nina Setzer Gayle C. Shaw Martini E. Sheets Diana L. Shell Brenda Shelton Edith J. Shoemaker 112 ONE MORE YEAR . . . LOOK OUT WORLD! Barbara M Showalter Sheri ie Nl. Shropshire Cathlyn C. Siler Eugenia Simmons Mary K. Simpson Carole S. Sink Ann B. Smith Cathy L. Smith Jean H. Smith Linda S. Smith Orclia E. Sparrow Julia A. Stanley Barbara A. Stetson Linda G. Still Karen R. Stinson THE GOOD YEAR Judith C- Walsh Faye E. Walton Margo L. Wanless Patricia E. Wauuni Mary L. Watson 1)4 Judith L. Watts Elizabeth A. Wcasly Bonnie S. Weaver Joyce F. Webb Chen Wen Patricia R. Wilkins Kathryn A. Wills Sarah A. Wilson Barbara A. Wilton 115 Carol A. Ye alts Melanie Young Joyce A. Youngblood Jennifer I.. Zabawa Sophomore class officers relax before a class meeting. CLASS OF 1967 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Mary Raker Jennie Teass Anne Adkins Pat Jones 116 Caroline 0. Adams Anne E. Adkins Elsie M. Adkins Kathleen S. Agnew Betty I.. Anderson Katherine E. Ardery Nancy L. Argabright Sue II. Amicntrout Sharon E. Atkinson Susan M. Atkins Cretchen H. Aulbuch Linda J. Ayers Margaret V. Baker Mary H. Baker Carolyn M. Bales Patricia E. Ballard Susan S. Aichcle 1 Barbara A. Altetncyer Judith A. .Amundsen Susan C. Armes Brenda L. Ashley Diane C. Babb Margaret C. Bailey Linda L. Balling MAYBE WISE FOOLS . . . BUT OH, WHAT FUN! 117 Patricia A. Ballinger Diane L. Blogh Marlene W. Barger Anne W. Barker Carolyn C. Barnes I.orcttc L. Barrazotto Doris J. Bartley Cynthia K. Beahnj Betty J. Bcamcr Barbara J. Be hr Carol L. Bell Betty R. Belmore Patricia E. Bennett Anita I. Berhalter V i Peggy L. Berkeley Betty A. Bishop Sharon E. Bishop Mary D. Black Dathnc F. Blackard Billie J. Blackburn Nancy C. Blythe Sarah D. Boitnott Kathleen E. Bolling Linda L. Bondurant Judy D. Blackburn Patricia L. Blaycock Barbara J. Bonnet Marie E. Boolicr THE BOOKS JUST CANT INTERFERE ... BIG DATE TONIGHT. 1)8 Mary W. Booth Carol A. Borders Sharon A. Bosse Rita A. Bottke Shirley F. Bouton Betty J. Bowman Joan M. Bowman Nancy C. Boyco Mary J. Bradley Barbara A. Dialler Connie M. Brunelle Mary J. Bryant Janice R. Buckles Grace A. Bramfield Ruby M. B rod an Sharon E. Bush Linda R. Butt Rebecca L. Byrd Martha F. Callahan Lois E. Byers Ellen M. Callahan Cotta get this sock finished — Nick soon.” Nancy L. Bower Donna E. Brinkley • 'i Charlotte S. Burton will be here Juanita J. Cameron Evelyn C. Campbell Mary S. Catron Jane M. Cell) N. ' i Virginia R. Colbert Patricia L. Coates Edna C. Compton Jo-Ann Compton Betty J. Craib Ruby C. Creasy Kay C. Campbell Nancy K. Carwile Jessie L. Caterino Barbara 11. Charlton Evelyn L. Chattin Jeaneann A. Chamness rr. Isla J. Collins Pauline M. Collinsworth Catherine A. Copeland .Anna L. Cornier Laura E. Conner Rose E. Conti Emma L. Crowder Margaret E. Crowgey Connie E. Criinmins IT'S OLD HAT Cynthia F. Christopher Rebecca L. Copeland Cladys A. Cosby NOW . . . 120 Margaret L. Couch Sharoo L. Dailey Diana E. Davenport Diana F. Devlin Judy K. Counts Sharon C. Dalton Judith A. Davis Pain E. DeWeesc Evelyn E. Cox Jane C. Craddock Julia J. Counts Eloise E. Cowand Betty C. Daniels Patricia R. Daniels Margaret E. Daugherty Marsha C. Daugherty Susan C. IMckens Joyce L. Dimisa Barbara L. Disquc Joyce J. Douglas Sandra K. Downs Diane M. Drake Dreoma C. Dudley Peggy E. Dugger Nancy C. Dugfim Ann C. Duncan 121 Helen M. Dunnigan Judy L. Fames Janet M. Earle Janet C. Earner Sandra L. Ekrem Sn an A. I-.lliott Kathryn VV. Ellis Mary E. Ellmore Margaret E. Evanson Sally C. Evans Sally H. Ewing Janis E. Fagg Carolyn Falls Jacc|ueline A. Faribatibt Jacrincline Farmer Janet A. Farrell Veronica C. Fazakerlcy Mary E. Feather Linda A. Fox Cana C. Fields Rachel S. Fink Carol L. Finklc Judith R. Finklcstcin Shirley C. Fisher Margaret J. Fitzcr Elma E. F t2gerald Brenda J. Fleenor 122 FEMININE FINERY, THE GOOD TIMES, A TECHMAN . . . Margaret S. Flippin Susan H. Flora Ann N. Flynn Linda K. Ford Marlcine C. Fore Betsy F. Forrest Judith L. Forrest Sheila D. Foster Bertha S. Franklin Mary K. Frost Jacquelyn F. Fudge Darla T. Fulton Evelyn M. Furrow Carlas M. Gadcll Joyce A. Caino Audrey J. Garraghty Nancy J. Garrett Phyllis M. Gaskin Linda J. Gentry Mao' E. Glenn Frances C. Godwin Brenda L. Good Sandra E. Gooding Carolyn R. Goodman Pctja C. Gomeve Mary K. Coudie Phyllis A. Graham Marilyn S. Grashain 123 Anne M. Crszel Janet L. Green Martha V. Grim Linda R. Cuzy Elizabeth I. Cwym Susan L. Haas Ann K. Hall Karen Y. Halstead Rebecca E. Hammond Diana D. Hanchctte Margarctfe L. Hankins Rebecca E. Hanks Linda J. Hannura Margaret E. Hansen Edith G. Harmon Sharon A. Harmon Elaine Hatcher Jeanr.e F. Hauser Claudia E. Hayden Shelda L. Hayden Jane E. Hedrick Linda L. Hedrick il A Dianne L. Harry Diane L. Harris Judith L. Helms 124 Marilyn P. Hcnncssy Clara R. Henry Linda C. Hitt Donna E. Hodgkins Patricia I. Holdren Barbara M. Hollander Joyce A. Holloway Betty J. Holt Marjorie C. Holt Elizabeth M. Honey Kathleen A. Hood Theresa L. Hopper Mary E. Homey Denbe A. Howe Linda S. Howell Kathleen M. Howley Marlene V. Hoyt Nancy J. Huff Sharon C. Hulvcy Joyce Hunley Vicki G. Hunnieutt Dorothy D. Hurd Barbara A. Hutchinson Hazel M. Hylton Patricia C. Hylton Carol J. Ingram Greeta C. Irvin Mao' L. Jackson I U U Esther C. Hottcl Barbara J. Huffman Diane B. Hutchison Peggy L. Jacobs A SWEET WORD IN THE MOONLIGHT . . . 125 Marvine F. Jaincnclt Elizabeth L. James Betty A. Jefferson Barbara L. Johnson ___________________I Jane D. Jenkins U Ruth A. Jenkins Coyle E. Jensen Helen M. Johnson Janice A. Johnson Lynn F. Johnson Nonna E. Johnson Gwendolyn M. Jones Patricia C. Jones Doris A. Jorden Kusuma Jotikasthirn Studying In The Sun Brenda C. Johnson Frances P. Johnson Patricia A. Johnson Patricia L. Johnson Vicki C. Jones Karoline A. Kastel Sherry D. Kauffman Marilyn D. Kecsling Carole L. Kelso Sota J. Kent Blanche E. Kersey Elizabeth H. Kidd Nancy J. Kidd Rose E. Kicntz Rebecca J. King Betty L. Kinker Betty J. Kirk Hazel J. Kirk Linda K. Korman 1} iJA Carol J. Law Patricia A. Lawson Patricia A. Leahy Sally I. Lcedy Constance L. Lentz Janice S. Leonard Jennie M. I.eone Charlotte S. Lester Carolyn F. Lilly Linda L. Lilly Joyce A. Lindsey Malocna H. Link Jerry I. Litton Hmh.ua R. Logan Jo A. Long Marlene C. Long Rosemarie Lonitz Betty L. Looney Bette J. Loveless Louise Luckcnbach Kathleen A. McDonald Linda E. McCraw Collin McIntosh Mary F. McLelland Victoria P. McQuown Carolyn G. Mahan Rebecca C. Maiden Margery' J- Mallory A sweet word in the moonlight . . . 128 Carolyn L. Mason Kathryn E. Mason Linda M. Mason Jek JU Margaret E. Mason Charlotte A. Mays Margaret D. Meadows Janet L. Miller Linda C. Miller Nancy H. Milton Ann T. Mims Jerry L. Morton Betty J. Minton Lianne Murray Trula K. Millsaps fi vy I Christia C. Montsinger Melba A. Morris Peggy A. Martin Frances Matney Patricia A. Matzuk Elsie M. Mills wy Patsy L. Miller Joan P. Mitchell Linda L. Mohler Suzanne S. Musser 129 Joanne K. Myers Patricia E. Newman Helen L. Nutwell Martha S. Nance Judy A. Nichols Patricia J. O'Donnell Janet G. Nash Sharon L. Nichols Janice E. O’Neil Donna M. Newberry Eloisc W. Nixon Brenda S. Osborne CcorRctto M. Newbill Marsha C. Nixon Patsy A. Osborne Roberta J. Newcome Anne M. Overstreet 'The Mousekctecrs turned me down . . . my ears are white . I Rose M. Palmer Sandra A. Palmer Judith E. Paris Deborah Pareut Sharon A. Patterson Tla A. Paxton Bonnie M. Payne Mary P. Perkins Sharon A. Pepsin Bunnic Pettus Ann C. Pharr w . JM Mary A. Phillips Patricia M. Philpott Mary L. Phipps Toni R. Pimentel Judith L. Pinkston Phyllis J. Plaster 9 0 ©a fc • 1 1 t J k 1 l A. Linda R. Poston Betty L. Potter Susan K. Powell n ir L 1 lJKkJ I Wm Ccnette C. Price Carolo A. Prim Doris J. Prillaman iT d , Shirley A. Powers Carolyn D. Price Carroll A. Price Sarah E. Pritt Judith A. Proctor LOOKING FORWARD TO THINGS TO COME . 131 m 4 -j i Nancy B. Pruett Judy L. Hamsey Karen G. Kccsc Emily J. Rick V Janice H. Rogers Nancy J- Putnam Pamela E. Quascbarth Barbara L. Quick Billie A. Radford Sandra C. Ratliff Barbara A. Ra vn Connie M. Raybuck Gayle C. Reade Sylvia A. Renick Sue Rector Christine S. Reynolds Betty J. Rhodes Karen N. Riffle Nancy A. Riggs I.inda I.. Roberts Nancy L. Robison Jerry I,. Rollins Cary A. Root Miriam E. Ross Andrcc M. Rosso ■P l Anne Rector Brenda L. Richardson Barbara II. Rochester 132 TO PLEDGE OR NOT TO PLEDGE UA. g-J Shirley M. Hothgeb i Judith L. Savage Ilcana V. Segarra Peggy S. Short ridge Nancy L. Slushcr Sara G. Hyan Carol A. Sclrermcrhorn Margaret D. Sampson Kurily R. Saunders Patricia N. Saunders Linda Samuels Beverly J. Scheming Sharon L Schlosser Judith A. Scott Lucille A. Sedila Charlotte T. Smith Judy A. Smith Patricia A. Smith Mary I. Smoot Elaine M. Snead Kathryn R. Sommers Mary A. Sowers Brenda J. Stanley Connie L. Stanley Kamila Stapko Linda A. Stark Judith M. Slatton Shirley A. Steele Barbara L. Steiblc Sheila F. Stephenson Carla L. Stewart Nancy A. Still Barbara J. Stinson Edith E. St. John Carol M. Stowers Barbara A. Strand Elly J. Stuart Paula J. Stout Donna J. Sullivan Regina Sutphin Jcaninc R. Swayze Harriet M. Swinson 134 TO MAJOR OR NOT TO MAJOR Bonnie R. TaJmage Nancy C. Tate Rosanne R. Taugner Jeanne H. Tanner Lockwood Taylor Marcella Taylor Toni L. Taylor Jennie M. Teass Stella F. Testerman Sara L. Thacker Barbara W. Thomas Marjorie R. Thomas Nancy J. Thompson Barbara L. Thrush Judith K. Tiplady Peggy A. Torrance Marie Torram Helen M. Townsend Sharon L. Trammell Mary I. Triplett Marcy E. Tretick Lcttic M. Tucker 135 Virginia C. Vaughn Jennifer L. Vann Laura E. Velez Brenda D. Varga i I Sutana B. Vinland $1 L M Vickie L. Varner Joy A. Vogel A Amelia L. Vaughan Eleanor L. Wade A A Priscilla D. Vaughn Patricia I.. Wade Mary A. Wall Barbara J. Walter Susan A. Ward $1 ✓ r% L -4 Rill Washington Linda L. Watson Sarah I. Wayne Susan A. Weaver Teresae B. Webb Barbara A. Wellman I Patricia A. West M. West Diana J. Westgate “Mother said there’d be days like this. 1W AND WHEN ITS ALL OVER Dawn R. White li Katherine J. Wilshire Kay Wiseman i I.illian M. White A Ella J. Wilson Donna M. Wood ( L Priscilla A. Whitehurst Nancy L. Wilson Janice K. Wood In Judith E. Whittaker Cheryl K. Woolwinc Frances D. Wickham Carol C. Wimmcr Helen B Worsham Emilie A. Williams • i Theloisc Y. Wingfield Patricia G. Wren 137 WERE HALF WAY THERE Freshmen class officers pose for a picture shortly before installation. CLASS OF 1968 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Ann King Bettic Lackland Elaine Rooscndaal .. Ann Nickels Karen V. Aageson Jessie Roberta Aaron Anne C.!_ Adams Helen A. Agner Emily R. Ailsworth Eflie S. Akers Helen Y. Alderman Gale E. Anderson Ruth Arnold Maureen E. Arthur Patricia II. Arthur Carol yn G. Ashby Cynthia L. Ashley Elisabeth M. Astholz I.eah N. Ayers Harriet F. Bailey Cynthia Bain Jcanic L. Baker Carolyn K. Baldock Linda R. Banton Carolyn E. Barnes I Martha E. Bames Nancye B. Barrett Ann Barroek Linda A. Barrow Elizabeth J. Baskett Barbara J. Beach MORE REGISTRATION . . MORE CONFUSION. 139 Patricia A. Belislc Susan L. Bcller Barbara C. Bennett Kathleen M. Benton Bonita C. Blaine Shelby I. Blankenship Anne L. Blunt Nancy L. Bolejack Velma C. Bostic Susan B. Bott Felicia J. Boucher Margie S. Branscome Athleen Brisach Rebecca D. Brodic Margaret E. Brower Constance R. Brown Betty L. Brununltt Donna L. Bryant Nancy L. Bryant Andrea D. Bry son Susan A. Bcno Sherry C. Booker Gertrude A. Brazier Rosemary A. Breed Ellen K. Brown Ursula B. Brown Beatrice A. Buchanan Sandra E. Bucher WO DEAR MOM, YOU REALLY SHOULD MEET . . . Carol E. Burgess Cheryl L. Butiicr Margaret C. Campbell Susan M. Carson Shirley P. Chen Cynthia D. Burgess Brenda J. Byers ii .JU Toby P. Campbell Andrea J. Carter Betty H. Cinibulk Ellen E. Caffo Carmen S. Caldwell Pattie J. Camp Catherine L. Campbell Patricia L. Campiglia Bonnie K. Carawan Janet L. Carlberg Markin S. Carson Susan M. Carty Karen C. Caruso Peggy A. Casuuhi Mclva L. Cavedo Sarah E. Clcnton Rosemary Cockerill BQlic I- Colley Elizabeth O. Compton Rose A. Condoulis Mary K. Copeland Elizabeth A. Cosgrove Hcrminc E. Coston Mildred Coughlin Virginia E. Cousins Carolyn C. Crisman Linda L. Crowder Elizabeth A. Culbertson Teresa E. Damon Thanna E. Davis Vivian E. Davis Nancy H. Dcjamcttc Sandra L. Dickey Pamela J. Dixon Elizabeth I. Cook Susan C. Covington Margaret S. Davis Theresa A. Dobbratz Diane C. Dobyns Elizabeth A. Dodd Sheryl W. Doe Mary L. Dokkcn Carol M. D’Onofrio Kathryn A. D’Onofrio Barbara J. Dority Margaret K. Dougherty Sue E. Douglas Rebecca A. Douthet Alice A. Douthit Betty J. Dube Virgie M. Duffer Brenda C. Duke Martha F. Early Nina L. Eastman Patricia J. Eastman Janis E. Ebbett Cynthia J. Eltringhani Helen C. F.mbrce Susan P. Erickson Xobuko Etoh Patricia M. Etzell Sally C. Evans Mary Anno J. Famell Judith L. Farrier Marsha E. Feltz Nancy S. Ferrell Jacqueline Y. Fowler Carol J. Fickenscher “I'M AN INGLES” NOW AND ALWAYS . . . 143 Paula J. Field Joan L. Fillman Beverly J. Fishow Linda I.. Flanagan Doris J. Flinchum Pamela D. Forsyth Donna C. Foushc© Sandra K. Foxworth Janis M. Fraley Meredith A. Francois© Andrea L. Frick I.ois A. Fry© Rita L. Caghan Patricia H. Caincy Elizabeth A. Caino Judith I.. Gnllaher Judith Gallimore Rochelle S. Cardncr ■ 1 Marilyn K. Garlick Linda K. Gehman Mary C. Gibson Mickey Diann Gilley Joanna F. Gilmoro Nancy E. Glover Katliryn L. Gibson Rebecca J. Foghesong Elizabeth A. Frazier Lynn M. Gallagher Jacqueline L. Ceorgo Sharon A. Coodheart 144 530 TILL 7!00 - HALL PARTY TIME Aiuie K. Goff D ;r dy Martha M. Gray Janice F. Creear Evelyn K. Hagerman Linda D. Halbert Jeanu F.. Cuilnrctte Jacrjiielin Habeck Fllcn K. Hall Peggy H. Hall Wilma L. Hamblin Janet W. Hamilton Mary E. Greene Evelyn M. Crogan Mary S. Haley June A. Hanley Margaret J. Hansen Karen I. Hanula Charlotte K. Harlan Theresa S. Harmon Shirley E. Hnroutunian Jewell D. Harrington Sally L. Harris Rebecca S. Hatched Emily I). Hayden 145 Shirley M. Hartley Myra C. Hartman Linda E. Haulsec Mary J- Hawkins Sman L. Hazard Stephanie P. Heatwole Doris A. Heflebower Joanne M. Heimley Nina E. Henderson Phyllis D. Henderson Judith E. flerriman Judith C. Heller Barbara J. Hickey Laura R. Higdon Billie L. Hill Joan V. Hitchcock Elizabeth I.. Hogan I.inda E. Holdsworth Lynda F. Holmes Svea J. Holmgren Carol A. Honcnbcrgcr Huth L. Hood Virginia L Hoover Cynthia P. Hoover Barbara A. Hovtclley Nancy P. Howard Rebecca M. Howell Sandra L. Howell Rachel II. Hudnall Carmen C. Hughes Linda I). Hughes Patsy R. Hundley Marilyn A. Hunzckcr )46 I'VE GOT THREE YEARS TO TAKE IT AGAIN Murid S. Hurt Georg’Anne Hutchison Frances C. Ingles Judy R. Ingram Elizabeth E. Jackson Joanne L. Jackson I.eta R. Jackson I-ouise E. Jackson Martha L. Irvin Stephanie J. Issltt Martha S. Jackson Rita A. Jackson Luann Jacobs Donna I.. James Linda B. James Andrea L. Jcblick Sarah J. Jennings Elaine C. Johnson Janet I,. Johnson Jeanne C. Johnson Carolyn Jones Evelyn K. Jones Louise C. Jones Mary L. Jones Susan E. Jones Susan L. Jovin Putricia A. Joyce Prances R. Kuempf Delane C. Karalow 147 Kathryn L. Kasdorf Kathleen D. Keyes Martha D. Kiger Agnes A. King Donna L. Kirby Jennifer S. Kirby Jane F. Klein I-aura J. Knight Alice J. Koch Mary K. Krcck Jnne C. Kyak Sara E. Lackland Rebecca E. I.afon Alexis A. Lamanna I.inda L. T.aMnstra Carolyn F. Lancaster Connie R. Layne Mary1 A. I-arar Sharon F. Lennox Ann N. I.eo Shirley A. Lester Carole J. Lewis Patricia B. Lewis Frances A. I.ogan Sandra L. Loughridge Linda C. I-orton Sharon A. Love Cynthia M. Lovett Helena J. Long DEAR MOM, DONT WORRY. . 148 Joyce A. Loving Susan C. McGarrell Sue E. McLain Donna L. Lucas Linda K. Lucas Kathleen A. McLellan Linda J. McManania Katherine S. Lyon Catherine J. McGuire Marsiia A. McNeil Judy A. McClanahan Margie F. McCurry Denise C. McHugh Mary M. McKendrick Eddie M. Maher Elaine C. Maicr Ellen M. Male Charlotte M. Manning Margaret B. Manning Teresa A. Marion Brenda L. Marshall Fnie R. Martin 149 Patsyc L. Matthews Nancy L. May hew Susan V. Merkel Brenda L Michael Carol A. Miller Janet R. Mellott Janice K. Mills Alice L. Milton Peggy M. Mingle Siuan V. Minter Maria A. Mirahella Sarah L. Mitchell Karen J. Moffitt Janice L. Monday Marilyn J. Monder Elene C. Monk Colcen P. Moody Mary A. Mook Barbara J. Moore Joann Morgan Nancy I). Morgan Barbara J. Morgan Jacquelyn M. Moss Kathleen E. Mulcahy Julie A. Mullarkcy Paula J. Mullins Mary J. Muse Joanne J. Myers THE YEAR OF THE WATER-FIGHTS. . . Nancy M. Mynatt Martha F. Nnramorc Donna L. Naylor Carol S. Neal I.inda C. Nelson Sandra L. Ncthcr'vood Ann L. Nickels Janet A. Nixon Nancy L. Nottingham Elizabeth M. Newlovc Pamela A. Newton Joanne E. Nicholas Janis E. O’Neal Donna K. Ong Judy A. Osborne Janie L. Owens Joann T. Pack Rebecca J. Paul Elizabeth A. Pauli Andrea J. Peak Margaret J. Peake Susan C. Peek Martha A. Pccry 151 Mercedes F. Perez Barbara A. Petryezanko Mary F. Pittman Judith A. Pond Elizabeth F. Pope Mao' L. Pope Jean C. Porterfield Joan P. Porterfield Patricia A. Porvaznik Dcadrn C. Powell Mary A. Powell Martha S. Poythress Susan K. Pressentin Pamela J. Price Harriet H. Priddy Carol A. Prince u .r n Nancy S. Powell Nancy N. Priode Kathleen O. Proko Kathleen A. Quinn Carolyn A. Rakes Barbara S. Ratcliff Dianne C. Rauth Margaret A. Kcinisch Linda A. Reiter Cynthia I). Ray Rita A. Reed Charlotte E. Reid Merle I. Reid 152 MIDNIGHT . . . BEST TIME FOR A CHAT. 1 Marie L. Respa s$ Patricia K. Reynolds Marian I. Richardson Pamela Y. Richardson Anne R. Ritter Carol P. Roberts Hedy Robinson Reba L. Rogers Irene L. Rosen Karen E. Ross Ruth E. Rothwell Barbara B. Royston Joan C. Sacrc Victoria R. Sadler Pamela A. Saunders Harriet A. Savaidcs Lynn D. Riggles June N. Risque Loretta J. Roop Margaret E. Roosenda.il 153 Frances E. Schneider Kathleen Schrincl Chery l H. Schuler Barbara A. Scott Ellen M. Seidel Nf.ng.tret L. Sentcllc Roberta R. Sharp Donna S. Shaw Kathleen A. Sheehan Mary K. Sheets Priscilla C. Sheer Betty J. Slielor Linda C. Shelton Mary F. Shrove Judith A. Shutters Linda F. Simmons Patricia L. Simmons Patsy L. Skeen Janet R. Slusher Barbara A. Srnaldore Claudia C. Smith Janice O. Smith Judy D. Smith Judy E. Smith Patricia G. Smith Sandra L. Smith Virginia R. Smith Margaret S. Snellings Ccrry L. Snider Alice K. Sommers Patricia A. Southern Barbara L. Soloman Anna C. Spangler Jean F. Spangler Nonna J. Snider � 54 BREAKFAST IS OUT OF THE QUESTION! Peggy A. Staton Mary A. Stefanic Nancy c. Spratiling Nfinnie V. Stafford Beverly C. Spark Randy J. Stoenner Connie J. Stone Sandra K- Stone Terri A. Stone Ixona R. Slower Judy A. Stump Wanda S. Sutphin Judith A. Svendsen Deborah Swartz Edith A. Swecker Susan E. Sykes Sandra G. Taft Rebecca S. Thompson Yvonne M. Thompson Miry E. Thornhill Barbara J. Thornton Donna L. Todd Tcrrie L. Tolios Ann C. Townsend Carlie L. Traeger Susan C. Tregonc Karin B. Tringali l.inda C. Tucker Lynn E. Tullis Brenda M. Turpin Cail E. Twombly Vickie A. Udy Margaret J. Underwood Surannc J. Unger Judy F. Updike Diana F. Utley Carol C. Vail Terry L. Vana Janet A. Vandcnberg Marcia M. Vohringer Rosemary Vaughn Jeanette I. Vcrgakis Millie A. Vincent 156 FRIENDSHIPS THAT GROW . . . AND BLOSSOM Wanda M. Wallace Charlotte Y. Waller Barbara I). Walker Beverly A. Ward Janet Waller Camille F. Walton Betsy A. Watkins Dolly Y. Watson Diana C. Watts Bonnie F. Webb Barbara A. Watson Rebecca J. Ward Mar - M. Weisenberger Loris J. Wells Kitty D. Welsh Martha A. Wedge Lois E. Webb Carolyn M. Weber Martha S. Westpha! Patricia A. Wheeler Susan L. Wheeling Janice E. Whitcomb Janet L. Whitehead Mary L. Whitten 157 Will D. Williams Susan A. Wilson Joyce E. Wimmer Margaret L. Wimmer Susan M. Williams Connie L. Wingfield Carol S. Winkler Katherine I.. Wirth Karen C. Wiseley Florence C. Witcher Barbara A. Wood Betsy B. Wood Patricia Wooddall Winifred M. Woo Mary M. Wolfskill Sharon C. Woodson Su anne Woodsvard F.lr aheth M. Worrell Macine E. Wright Patricia R. Wright Anne L. Yeatts Dorothy A. Young Phyllis J. Young Lena M. Yow Barbara J. Yung A YEAR TO REMEMBER . . A LAUNCH PAD FOR THE Elizabeth H. Windley Stephanie C. Wynne Catherine R. Zettl FUTURE . . 158 IN MEMORIAM The soft snow falls hashing the earth and smothering sounds under blankets of white. Nothing stirs, as trees stand poised, and with arms out held to clasp each flake that upon them pause. Silent lies our world beneath dense, dark skies as it yields to a tranquil sleep. And so, the sheltering snow. by Betty-Jo Turner (June 5, 1946 - March 1, 1961) 159 IN MEMORIAM 160 IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1967 Cracic Pearl .Slavic January 29, 1913-Oetobcr 18. 1964 CLASS OF 1967 Diana I-CC Rolfe October 27. 1945-October 18. 1964 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT WE BUILD NOT FOR FAME, BUT FOR CHARACTER. The Student Government ol Radford College functions in the behalf of the students to establish a living situation which will benefit all of the student body. Elected by their classmates, these girls consistently give a clear presentation of the opinions of the majority of Radford College students. Some of the additional duties undertaken by Student Government include the Academy Award Film Series, V.M.I. College Bowl, record hops, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. OFFICERS: Jane Derby ... Cathy Siler Jennie Teass......... Patti Browder.... ... Harriet Swindson . Cindy Agnew ....... Linda Sue Davis Miss Frances Ilurlburt ......... President Chairman of Student Life Chairman of Student Court . Chairman of Honor Court . Treasurer Secretary Secretary of Student Court Sponsor MEMBERS: Diane Babb Carol Cardwell Beej Clem Joy Dale Patti Davis Kathy DOndfrid Charlie Ferrell Joan Fulmer Pat Wren Garland Lee Groves Ann Hall Rosie Higdon Maxine Jainchell Jo Long Janie Monday Joy Mutter Sandy Niles Linda Pruner Cherry Reeve Bryan Rhodes Linda Roberts Irene Rosen Linda Stone Paula Stout Pat Thompson Joyce Webb Mary Weisenberger Helen Whitehurst OFFICERS 164 INTERDORM COMMITTEE STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE 65 STUDENT COURT HONOR COUNCIL “LET US PRESERVE TRUTH, JUSTICE, AND RIGHTEOUSNESS Students of Radford College live together under an honor system which requires the individual to maintain high standards of honor in every phase of college. The Honor Council is a group elected by the student body to insure the successful operation of the honor system. n HONOR. COUNCIL. T . .... President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Sponsor MEMBERS: Carol Ingram Mary Kay Martin Cherry Reeve Jean Smith Linda Smith OFFICRS: Catherine Gardner Joan Simons ..... Anita Bcrhalter Miss Frances Ilurlburt 166 HOUSE COUNCILS 'Vas that the fire alarm? From the night-long vigil with Plato to the argument over phone duty, most of the college student’s time is spent in the dormitory. Here she cooks, washes clothes, plans bulletin boaids, dicusses blind dates, fights with the belligerent coke machine, studies, and (when she finds time) sleeps. The dormitory is a particularly good example of self-government. Dorm mates select house councils who give organization to the social structure of dorm life. From checking white slips to organizing coke bottle removal and attempting to reduce riot hours by enforcing quiet hours,” the house councils make it eaiser for as many as 366 people to live under one. long roof. BOLLING HALL President . .. .. . Linda Roberts Vice-president Susan I tnorellc Secretary .. Katherine Coudie Treasurer Judith Dunn Social Chairman.................... Patty Sounders Fire Warden Sally Leedv Hall Monitor . Pat Smith Hostew Mrs. Asbel! 167 DRAPER HALL President ............. Vice-president .... Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Fire Warden ....... Hall Monitor .... Hostess ...... Joy Mutter Peggy Dugger ......Sue Recter ... ... Kay Mase Elizabeth Gamble Jeanne Rodriquez Ann Adkins Mrs. Alta Bailey FLOYD HALL President ................. Diane Babb Vice-president ............ Jean Simmons Secretary' ...........Pat Ellis Treasurer Mary' Evelyn Upshaw Social Chairman .. Pat Daniels Fire Warden Barbara Franklin Hall Monitor Janet Miller Hostess . . . Mrs. Lillian Gunter 168 HONORS HALL President____ Social Chairman, Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer .. Apartments Representatives Linda Stark Lynn Lantcrman Ruby Creasy Hostess .. .... Ann Hall Martha Rucker Donna Sullivan Kathy Fellows INGLES HALL President Maxine Jainchell Vice-president . Vickie Varner Secretary...... . Nancy Putnam Treasurer ............. Peggy Evanson Social Chairman Marsha Daugherty Fire Warden Judy Finkelstein Hall Monitor Judy Amundsen Hostess . Mrs. Helen Atkinson 160 POCAHONTAS HALL President . Jo Long Vice-president .............. Jennie Teass Secretary ........................... Ellie Stuart Treasurer . Sue Oglesby Social Chairman . ... Becky Kenworthy Fire Warden Judy Statton Hall Monitor Julia Short Hostess..................... Mrs. Jeannette Mongle RUSSELL HALL President — Svea Holmgren Vice-president . Julia Mullarkcy Secretary .. . Doris Heflebower Treasurer Anne Adams Social Chairman Peggy Underwood Fire Warden............................ Bland Craig Hall Monitor Rosie Higdon Hostess........... Mrs. Hope Tarter 170 MOFFETT HALL EAST President.............................. Cherry Reeve Vice-president...... Bunny Nixon MOFFETT HALL WEST Secretary....................... Cynctha Coxwell Treasurer . Nancy Prosl President Joan Fulmer Social Chairman Gail Ferguson Vice-president Nancy Moore Fire Warden . Toni Pimentel Secretary Ann Weaglly Hall Monitor Pam Craves Treasure] Ellen Bennett Hostess .. .. Mrs. Julia Adams Social Chairman Patty O’Neal Fire Warden .......................... Margo Wanless Hall Monitor Dee Hockman Hostess......................... Mrs. Mary Jo Vaught 171 NORWOOD HALL President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Fire Warden Hall Monitor Hostess Nancy Ferrell Margie Branscome Terry Dobratz Alice Milton Connie Russett Susan Bono Susan Williams Mrs Lydia Turner TYLER HALL President Jane Baskett Vice-president ... Karen Hanula Secretary Carolyn Lancaster Treasurer Brenda Byers Social Chairman Denny Hales Fire Warden Jan Johnson Hall Monitor Ursula Brown Hostess Mrs. Emily Hyde 172 ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS - 1964-1965 President .... Odette Farley Craham, Radford Vice-president ... Doris Fugate Cullop, Marion Secretary ........ Nancy Bernard Zool, Va. Beach Treasurer . Fiances Mcllwaine, Blacksburg Local Chapters Charlottesville Victoria H. Burton Grundy Jean B. Compton Martinsville Wanda M Prillaman Celene H. Sanders Richmond Roanoke I-ouise Clendenen Smythe Countv Washington Area Martha A. Wild hack OUTSTANDING ALUMNA. Mrs. l.oui L. Lawson was chosen as the Outstanding Alumna for 1964. Mrs. Lawson, who sings professionally as Mary Evelyn Bract-, was presented the award bv Dr M’Ledge Moffett. Radford alumnae chat during homecoming weekend Guests enjoy refreshments at Alumnae tea. TO THE CLASS OF 1965 The Alumnae Association congratulates you upon your graduation and welcomes you into our endless chain of Radford graduates. We entrust to you the responsibility of carrying forward the spirit and high ideals of our college. We know you will accept the challenge of the everwidening opportunities which arc now yours. 173 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Virginia Brewster President Sue Hicks Vice-president Liz Chpperton Secretary-Treasurer Miss Terrell Everett Sponsor Alpha Psi Omega, a national honor fraternity, recognizes students who have done outstanding work in dramatics. Talent, interest, and long hours spent working on productions given by the dramatics department are the criteria for membership. The lota Sigma Chapter of Chi Beta Phi. a science honor fraternity, serves to promote an interest in science and to give recognition to scholarly attainment in science. This organization enjoys a variety of programs related to scientific investigation, including the presentation of projects prepared by new members. Each year the chapter gives a ley award to the outstanding member. CHI BETA PHI Leslie Killeen Brenda Barrett Martha Rucker John Barker President Secretary Reporter Sponsor Grace Oirlin Min Fit pitnck Dur.i Adkins Ercrilc Bcruiett Edna Burchain Jane Crllr Anna Conner Bonnie French Karen Gearhart Mr. Ingle Mr. Mlmn Nancy Mead Mr. Mernll Dom MyJum HONOR SOCIETY OF RADFORD COLLEGE To he eligible for the Honor Society of Radford College, a student must have completed seventy hours of credit and have an overall 2.4 quality credit average. A transfer student must have completed seventy hours of credit, thirty of which have been earned at Radford College with a 2.5 average. Edna Burcham Snellen Clarke Samuella Dtvidfon Mary Fallon Mary Fazio Bonnie French Ruth Gearhart Katherine Tippett Elaine Hctimtutlcr I’riKilla June Lillie Munfo«d Sandra h'ller Ruth Poe Kathleen Porterfield Nano Puckett Carol Shockley Julia Srn.th Dune Spretser 176 KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi, a national honor fraternity in education, was established at Radford in 1931. Faculty members, advanced undergraduates, and distinguished alumnae arc invited to membership on the basis of scholastic attainment, personal qualities, and professional promise. Edna Rurckam Vice-prei:dent Ircnr Caldwell HKtoriao Dr. Robert Gilnon Spontor Snellen Clarke Diane Cockrell Blanche Dame! Jean Faelo Kathleen Porterfield Celene Sander Carol Ann Shocklev KAPPA MU EPILSON Kappa Mu F.psilon is composed of a group of people who show interest in and appreciation for the study of mathematics, who have at least eight hours in mathematics with a 2.0 average, and who serve as math aides to help anyone who needs help in math. Among the programs given by this organization is a series of projects presented by new members. Mw Howerton Treasurer Mick L. Whitaker Sponsor Dura Adriivt President Caio! Shockley Vice-president Grace Dirlinc Recording Secretary Archie Brock Corretpor.dinc Secretary Joyce Adamt Ronald Butler Jane Celly Warren E. Chilton Mary Coilint Ann Conner Mcrvyn Copeland Fran Dyer Dorothy Fowler Valiant Mah Patty McPeak Kenneth Mullen Judith Murray Sandra Niles Linda Furrow Kcmut Hutcheson Linda Lawton Sharon Peptin Ruth Poe Nancy Puckett Maitha Roane Judith Scott Vancy Shidrlci Julia Smith M rgare Spurtin MU PHI EPILSON Mu Phi Epsilon is a national professional music society with membership based on musicianship, scholastic attainment, and personal qualities. This group sponsors recitals and other musical programs for the enjoyment and instruction of anyone interested in attending. These are the girls who bring special meaning to our campus at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter when they play the college chimes. Norma Foley ftwiJrni Hita Co Vic?-president Phyllis Williamson Secretary Cynetha Cowell Treasurer Joyce Ann Ely Chaplain and Historian Eleanor WoEltord Warden and Chorister 179 PHI BETA LAMBDA Every student who is majoring in Business or Business Education is eligible for membership in Phi Beta Lambda. The Gamma Omicron Chapter sponsors the regional planning meeting and convention for the Radford Region of the Future Business Leaders of America. Emphasis is given to methods available to the business teacher and to a more thorough understanding ol business techniques and problems. Judy Via, Vice-president; Janet Carter, Secretary; Row Conti, Reporter; Elizabeth Higginbotham, Historian; Virginia Harris, Sponsor. Arlene Buswcll, Sponsor. Roheiiu Aaron, Sue Aiihele, Shirley Aldcmun, Marion Ban. Jane Bon well. Rita Bcttke. Nancy Boyce. Ruby Bioiun. Sandra Bockland Jane Chamnen. Edra Compton. Joy Dale. Mildred Daniel . Mary Lou Dokken, Janet Earle. Linda Fox. Linda Gentry. Brenda Good. Katherine Goudie. Jerry Green, Joyce Harris. P.n Joov . June Kirk. Judy MeClanalian. Jane Marihall. Ann Martin. Bridget Maitcrson. Janet Mellon, Patty Mitchell. Janice Murray. Pat Neff. Mary Patton. Doris Prrlla-man, Carolyn Rakct, Ann Reiter. Sue Rector. Karen Riffle. Carol Schmidtlein. Mary tare Smoot. Martha Tench, Martha Thompson. Lettie Tucker. Dolly Walton. Linda Watson. Sarah Wayne, Marianne Wubbler, Jennifer Zabaoa. 160 PI DELTA EPILSON Pi Delta Epsilon is a newly formed journalistic honor fraternity. The members arc issued invitations to join after they have given at least a year of superior service to their respective publications. Pi Delta is primarily a service organization which has as its goal the support to and aid to the undergraduate press. Janet Fulgham Diane Spresscr Sue Huddleston Thomas Coleman Jean Dougherty President Vice president Secretary Sponsor Co-Sponsor Ann Coughlin Patricia Howerton Charles Johnson PI GAMMA MU The Virginia Epsilon Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu, a national social science fraternity, is open to students with a B average in twenty hours of social science. This organization promotes scholarship in the social studies while striving to create understanding for people and societies with different opinions and institutions. Nancy Shidelcr Vice-president Orelia Sparrow Treasurer Kay Tippett Publicity Chairman Mrs. Mattie Keeter Sponsor Carolyn Colladay PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Panhellenic Council members arc elected from the respective sororities to represent the four Creeks on campus. Panhellnic Council serves to co-ordinate the four national social sororities on Radford College Campus. The council encourages the sororities to build sound fraternity relationships, to strive for greater intellectual accomplishments, and to maintain fraternity life on high standards at Radford. Panhellenic sponsors a used book sale, the Panhellenic tea in the spring, an annual “Creek Night, and a May Day Sing. Other activities added this year include ushering at cultural events on campus such as La Bohemc and a Children's Carnival for local children, and decorating a float for the town's Christmas parade. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SPONSOR Susan Merkel Judy Camett Marty English Kathy Conner Miss Mary Sue David MEMBERS: ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA ALPHA SIGMA TAU SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Kathy Conner Kathy Porterfield Vickie Sigmon Marty English Dottie Mil lee Robbie Smith Susan Merkel Nina Sorrell Betty Whitten Judy Camett Mary Ann Jennings Joyce Mencer 183 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Alphas begin the year with rushing. The Alpha Sigma Alpha Sweetheart is announced at the Founders Day Banquet. Other social events include the Christmas party, dinners, and cabin parties. The year draw to a close with ‘ senior-send-off. Alpha Sigma Alpha aims to promote the physical, spiritual, intellectual and social well-being of its members. Rita Bottke Tibby Copenhaver Evelyn Crane Helen Dunnigan Pat Neff Ann Norris Frankie Null Sharon Pepsin Frances Pratt Lynn Schweir Maria Wingfield 185 Gayle Sheppard Vicki Sigmon Vnn Smith Barbara Thrush Barbara Tomlinson ALPHA SIGMA TAU Robbie Smith President Janie Jones Vice-president Anne Harrison Corresponding Secretary Patti Wilkins Chaplain Kendall Westbrook Editor Miss Evelyn Fitzpatrick Sponsor Alpha Sigma Tau aims to promote the ethical, cultural. and social development of its members. Open House, rush parlies, a Christinas party, banquets, cabin parties, and other informal socials arc enjoyed by members throughout the year. These girls contribute supplies to the Pine Mountain Settlement School, baskets to needy families at Christmas and Easter, and contribute to the support of a Korean war orphan. 184 Carolyn Falls Janet Ferrell Kay Heppner Linda Hoffner Audrey Hoy Nancy Moore Toni Pimentel Linda Poston Cherry Reeve Marva Ridgeway Esther Skrivseth Judy Smith Barbara Stetson Paula Stout Vicki Varner 187 F mm a Viol and Julia Ware Terry Webb Helen Whitehurst Brer.da Wilson SIGMA KAPPA Nina Sorrell Gail Ferguson President Vice-president Mary Kay Buddekke Vice-president Diana Shell Recording Secretary Cynthia Zeigler Kecjser of Grades Mr� . N'orvelle Tate Sponsor Open only to invited members, Sigma Kappa social sorority unites under the motto One Heart, One Way,” to promote high standards of achievement — scholastically. socially, culturally, and spiritually. The year’s events include an annual banquet, a dale party and a Christmas Parts. There is also an annual cabin party at Mountain Lake. Pan Barnard Carol Bell V ii.uiuur lane Chumness Peggy F.vanson Sallie Ewing Becky Ezell Mary Fallon Phyllis Fortney Icannc Freeze Kathy Hood Sara Wilson Jennifer Winstead Nancy Huff Elizabeth Jackson Norma Johnson Susan LamoreUe Guuiy Little Susan Merkel Barbara Nuckolls Ann Pharr Judy Prillaman Sally Richards Barbara Rochester Lucille Sedia Judy Walker Susan Ward Linda Watson Diana Westgate Edy Whitehouse Betty Whitten 189 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Mary Ann Jennings President Anne Thompson Vice-president Anne Wegley Recording Secretary Audrey Hi Corresponding Notary Pat Padgett Treasurer RitA Jo Thomason Keeper of Points Miss Ins Ely Sponsor The first social sorority chartered on the Radford College Campus, the Alpha Theta Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was established in 1929. Under the motto “Faithful unto Death” this group encourages the intelligent development of its members socially, academically, and spiritually. Andrea Becker T.inie Bonsvcll Sheila Carrey Rose Conti Kitts- Cooper Anne Cumbie {oy Dale 'eggy Delaney Jane Derby Janet Earner Sheila Ellington Suzanne Griffin Cindy How Jane Isley Sally I.eody Judy McClellan Sandra Maffett I-aura Nleinhold Joyce Mercer Bunny Nixon Gail Maureen Parker Jane Patterson Kay Richardson Susan Simmons Connee Sollenberger MEMBERS 19J COTILLION CLUB Bab Tomlinson President Ann Cumbie Vice-president Cathy Siler Secretary Tibbie Copen haver Treasurer Sally Loving Reporter Irving Silverman Sponsor The Cotillion Club, the oldest dance club on campus, contributed to the social life of the college by sponsoring the New Journeymen concert, by helping to present the Joint Winter Dance, by presenting the May Day-Dance. and by participating in Campus Carnival. This group also holds a private dance for club members. Membership is extended to those who are third quarter freshmen, have a 1.0 grade average, and are voted in by a two-thirds membership vote. Mary Raker Ronnie Barnes Barbara Belcher Joyce Bly Janey Bonwcll Judy Britt Patty Browder Shelia Carney MEMBERS Carol Cardwell Betty Clem Rose Conti Kitty Cooper Cynctha Coxwell }oy Dale ane Derby Helen Dunningan Frar. Dyer Janet Earner Shelia Ellington Barbara Franklin Jeanne Freeze loan Fulmer Cathy Gardner Susanne Griffin Anr. Hall Ann Harrison Diane Harry Joan Henry June Henry Liz Higccnbothain Linda Hofflcr Cathy Hood Nancy Huff Bonnie Huckabee Elizabeth lack son Maxine Jamschell Delores Januzzi Mary Jennings Pat Jones Janie Jones Judy Kasdorf Sally Leedy Judy McClellan Colin McIntosh Mary Martin Laura Meinhold Nancy Moore Bunny Nixon F.tta Osborne Pat Padgett Judy Paltridge Jane Patterson Kathy Payne Ann Pharr Linda Poston Patty Pratt Nancy Piosl Gayle Readc Cherry Reeve Kay Richardson Jerri Rollins Carrie Root Vicki Sigmon Ann Smith Robbie Smith ConeC SoUcnbcrgcr Barbara Stetson Jenny Teass Ann Thompson Terry Tucker Susan Ward Joyce Webb Ajui Weagley Kendall Westbrook Diane Westgate Helen Whitehurst Sara Wilson Emma Violand 93 Pat Noff President Kay Carpenter Pam Barnard Carol Ernst Linda Pruner Vice-president Recording Secretary Treasurer Historian Charles Johnson Sponsor GERMAN CLUB The Coronation Ball, held in honor of the Freshman Class, is sponsored by the German Club. This club also cooperated with Cotillion in presenting the New Journeymen concert, and the Joint Winter Formal. Members enjoy a private dance held in the spring. Membership by selective invitation is for girls who arc at least third quarter freshmen and who have a 1.0 scholastic average. Dale Atkins Diane Babb Kay Barrager Andrea Bcckcr EUen Bennett 194 MEMBERS Linda Blount Linda Bolling Betty Bowman Rita Bottkc Marv Buddcke Becky Byrd Mary Collins Ann Coughlin Evelyn Crane Judy Dc+wiler Marty English Mary Fallon (Jail Ferguson Betty Gamble Glyndal Gay Bobette Crausam Kay Heppncr Audrey Higgins Mary Jo Hopkins Rebecca Hopkins Cindy How Rosalie Hylton Norma Johnson Betsy Jones Susie Lamorelle Jennie Leona tosic Lonitz Bette Loveless Sandy Maffett Joan Mitchell Marilyn Morrison Ann Norris Frankie Null Sue Oglesby Nancy Pearson Sharon Pepsin Kathie Porterfield Frances Pratt Betsy Preston Carol Price Judy Prillaman Connie Raybuck Barbara Rochester Mary Rooscndaal Betty Ross Roxic Sampson Carol Schmitdlein Lucille Scdin Diana Shell Gavle Sheppard Susan Simmons Julin Stanley Ellie Stuart Rita Thomason Joyce Thompson Margo Warlcss Patricia Wilkins Maria Wingfield Melaine Young Jenny Zabawa 195 BEE HIVE Publication of the BEK HIVE, Radford College's annual, requires the cooperation of a conscientious and hard working editor and staff. Many long hours and harrowing moments are spent on layouts, copy, pictures, and art. Even the smallest jobs are vital. Deadlines must be met and the midnight lamps burn later and later. But. the final result — the college annual — is worth the time and the effort. The book becomes a part of each staff member and it is with pride that the 1905 BEE HIVE staff presents its book to you — the students of Radford College. Assistant Business Manager, Many Trolick; Business Advisor, Di Shelley; and Business Manager, Janie Bonwcll ‘‘balance the books. 196 Photography Editor Joanne Pcrwano “focuses ai d shoots.' Assistant Feature Editor, Marty Early and Feature Editor, Diana Cockrell, check-over last year’s copy for ideas. Does it balance? asks Mr Paul Frets, Art Advisor as Carol Ernst, Art Editor, checks a layout. 9 7 SALES REPRESENTATIVES SALES REPRESENTATIVES: East Moffett. Lorennn Looney. Mary Tiedeken. and Nancy Dyer; West Moffett. Sharon Dow. Clara Ellis, and Bonnie Talmage; Bolling, Patty Smith, Bonnie Piland. and Pat Wren; Pokie, Judy Blackburn. Karen Reese, and Betty Jefferson; Ingles. Carolyn Falls, Teresa Webb, and Marsha Daugherty; Draper, Gayle Hylton. Bonnie Payne, and Ann Schwarting; Russell. Sandra Bucher. Emily Ailsworth. and Candy Burnett; Norwood, Terry Vana, Susan Williams, and Mary Ann FumcII; Tyler. Janice Staton. lane Baskett. ami Darlene Adams; Day Students. Merijoyce Collins and Pat Thompson; Home Management. Barbara Stetson; Honors Hall. Ruby Creasy; and Floyd. Joyce Ann Ely. Barbara Franklin, and Edna Compton. Two of the sophomore class editors pause to enjoy a coke in the cove after an evening’s hard work. Class editors puzzle over class pictures. Seniors: Barbara Baird and Nancy Mead. Juniors: Bunnie Mach. Sophomores: Jo Long. Kathleen McDonald, and Sue Sivcly. Freshmen: Terry Dobbratz. Marty Early, and Ccrenia Luttrell. 198 CLASS EDITORS RADFORD REVIEW Mr Thomas C. Coleman Luci Lemberg, Junis Rice, and Edic Wolf skill Edited by the English Department and by a Student Editorial Staff, the RADFORD REVIEW provides an outlet for student and faculty literary and art compositions. At a weekly meeting, the staff reads, evaluates, and selects material for the REVIEW. Written criticisms designed to help the author recognize her strengths and weaknesses are prepared by the staff. The faculty committee assists by proofreading the magazine, and by locating material for publication. Cheric Petti bone and Catherine Fellows GRAPURCHAT RADFORD COLLEGE Radford, Virginia Member of INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS LEE GROVES EdItor-in-Chief CAROL TRAYLOR SANDRA SIBDALD News Editor JO ANN GARRISON Feature Editor CHERYL PETTIBONE Chief Artist CAROL REEDY Exchange Editor Managing Editor CAROL PAGE Make-Up Editor RUTH ANN POE Club Nows Editor JUDI MASON Exchange Editor BETSY COSTON CMef Photographer MRS. DALE DOUGHERTY Advisor BUSINESS STAFF WANDA VEST TALLY MIMS Business Manager Circulation Manager DR. JOHN OVERBEY Business Advisor The GRAPURCHAT is published by the students of Radford College. It Is published bi-monthly with the exception of examination and vacation periods. Materia] submitted for publication must meet established deadlines, be typewritten, triple-spaced and signed by the author. The Grapurchat is a means of informing the student body of campus events and activities. The staff sponsors and staff members choose the future editor-in-chief who in turn chooses her staff. I.ee Groves. Editor-in-Chief Deadlines come twice monthly for the Crapur-chat staff members. Those last minute articles and mid-night typing sessions shall never be forgotten. 200 Layouts are an important part of any college newspaper. Much rime and many hair pulling moments bring forth the final results just in time. Business Sponsor, Dr. John Overby and Feature Advisor, Mis. Jean Daugherty, guide and aid the staff in their journalistic endeavors. .■-A 201 RADFORD COLLEGE HIGHLANDERS The Radford College Highlanders, led by Dr. Walter Jones, travel to different parts of the state and nation to participate in parades and concerts. This year they have been to Roanoke for the Harvest Bowl Parade, to New York for Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade, and to Richmond for the Tobacco Festival and spring tour. MTl'' Tfi Tfc. ’ 202 MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE Carole Wohlford President Margaret Berkley Pat Wade Joyce Ely Vice-president Corresponding Secretary Secretary-Treasurer Yvonne Alderman Nancy Argabright Joan Burrill Gynctha Coxwell Drcama Dudley Sharon Dos Ann Graham Connie Lent Linda Roberts Diane Sprcwvr Joyce Thompson £ Phyllis William-on GLEE CLUB While primarily for freshmen, this group has upperclass men as well, thus setting a high standard for this club. They joined the Choral Club in the Christmas program and also the spring conceit - Serenade in Spring — on May Day weekend. Some of its members assisted Choral Club when they gave a program at the Virginia Education Association Convention in Richmond, Virginia and also here on campus in the fall. This group, the largest choral organization on campus, is under the direction of Dr. Zurbrigg. CHORAL CLUB Choral Club is thr senior choral group on campus, membership restricted to upperclassmen and is gained by audition. In October they presented the final program for the Virginia Education Association Convention in Richmond, Virginia. They gave a repeat performance on campus in November. A major portion of the YWCA Christinas program was sung by the Choral Club. They will share the spring program with Glee Club — Serenade in Spring — when the concert is given on May Day weekend. Scenery, lighting, costumes, dancers and a small orchestra add greatly to make this concert a continued success. The club will also give a concert prior to the V.M.I. spring formal and will travel to the New York World’s Fair in June to give three performances. Dr. Zurbrigg is the director of the Choral Club. 2C5 SKI CLUB Fifty girls at Radford College organized the Ski Club. President is Sue Dickens, a sophomore from San Mateo, California. Vice-president is Jeanne Hauser, a sophomore from Roanoke, Virginia. Carol Prince, secretary, hails from Arlington and Betty James, treasurer, is from West-field, New Jersey. The meetings consist of talks on equipment, movies, and skiing instructions. A trip to the Homestead was taken in February. Girls practice slalom on the campus during the heavier snows. Sponsors are Miss Iris Fly and Mr. Stewart. LIBRARY CLUB Open to any student enrolled or expecting to enroll in a Library Science course, the Library Club functions to further professional knowledge, promote fellowship, serve as a recruiting agency for librarianship, and promote more effective use of the library. The club participates in Campus Carnival and sponsors the Travelogue Film Series, as well as campus observance of National Library Week. CURTAIN CLAN Members of Curtain Clan channel their enthusiam for dramatic work into the hard work which accompanies the excitement of the plays produced by this group each quarter. Work in production and presentation of the plays earns credits towards membership in Alpha Psi Omega. Surah Bennett President Sue Sively Secretary Carol Hollingsworth Treasurer Nancy Putnam Historian ' Bonnie Baldwin Virginia Brewster Liz Clappcrton Karen Foley Sue Hicks Ruth Jenkins Susan Haas Pat Crccn Nancy Mead Suzanne Morrison Miss Terrell Everett Sponsor Kathleen McDonald ART GUILD Interest in and appreciation of art are the prerequisites for membership in the Art Guild. Through field trips, lectures and programs, the Art Guild encourages knowledgeable appreciation of art. The Campus its members to develop a more Carnival caricature booth is sponsored by this group. 4-H ALUMNAE CLUB The 4-H Alumnae Club is organized for students who are interested in continuing 4-H participation while in college. The club members serve as leaders for the Junior 4-H Club in Radford. Helen George Linda Howell Carol Stowers Mr. William Pafford Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Cinny Batff Brenda Barrett Margaret Berkley Ellen Brown Helen Em tree Betky Kogletone Aon Crjkjm Sarah Jrnningi OFFICERS President __ Vice-president Secretary . Treasurer Publicity Chairman Lynn Mitchell ..... Karren Puckett Meg Nealon Nita Warden Kathy Simpson PANSOPHIA Open to all interested students, Pansophia stimulates intellectual growth through the exploration of literature and exchange of ideas. Because of Radford College’s Scottish traditions, Pansophia sponsored a Robert Burns’ Birthday celebration on January 25. The club also sponsors lectures, group discussions, and literary exhibits. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL PSI CLUB The PSI Club continues the timeless quest for tolerance, understanding and communication with the joys and sadness of all mankind. Only through emotional vibrancy can we replenish our universe for tomorrow’s laughing children. El Circulo Espanol is open to anyone interested in exploring the Spanish language, customs, and culture. This group sponsors a Christmas party, dances, meetings with the V.P.I. Spanish Club, the Oldies but Goodies Film Series, a Spanish lunch hour, and a Spanish party for nearby school children. OFFICERS: President, Nancy Mead; Vice-president, Barbara Baird; Secretary, Caro! Bul oni; Treasurer. Martha Markham: Publicity and Reporter. Mickey Murray; Sponsor, Dr. Carroll Smith. 210 TRI-M CLUB Math students and professors in Tri-M Club explore some of the more fascinating aspects of mathematics which may not be discussed from day to day in their regular classes. Cuest speakers, the math professors, and members of Kappa Mu Epsilon present monthly programs on topics ranging from non-Euclidcan geometry to mob opportunities in computer programming. Two quarters of college mathematics are required for membership. Mary Sue Gamer Patsy Howerton Nancy Pros! Nancy Puckett Jennifer Winstead Linda Furrow Mr. Warren Chilton President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Reporter Social Chairman Sponsor Nancy Sh Carol She Margaret Margaret Eleanor Amelia ?n STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Education majors, interested students, and faculty advisors keep abreast of new developments and current trends in education through programs designed to inform the future teacher. This year the group sponsored a Christmas party for needy children. Vancy Clark, President; Barbara Mason, Vice-president; Amy Stump, Secretary; Carolyn Colladay, Treasurer; Helen Marshall, Chaplain; Bonnie Talmage, Historian; Gail Morris, Reporter; Bete Gibson and Bonnie Pennock, Social Chairmen. Dr. Fred Phlegar Sponsor Mr. John Rutherford Sponsor Carolyn Adams Bonnie Bartknecht Janet Barnes Virginia Bartley Paula Barton udy Blackburn ane Bonwell .an Bond: Linda Bowman [udy Boyer Pat Brown Ann Bryant Sandra Huckland Mary Buddeke Joan Burrill Donna Carroll Lillian Chadwell Jackie Chumbley Liz Clapperton Lorraine Clark Snellen Clark Diane Cockrell Mary Collins Merijaycc Collins lsdna Compton Betty Corknill Betty Craig Donna Decker Emogenc Dellinger Judy Detwilcr Sibyl Doggott Ann Dow Peggy Dugger Judy Dunn Nancy Dyer Pat EUJs Sandra Ekem Carol Feneli Roberta Fortson Darla Fulton Doris Garrett Pat Garrison Brenda Good Bobctte Grausam Pam Craves Pat Green Susan Haas Brenda Haga Gail Hanbaek Linda Hargrave Anne Harrison 212 MEMBERS Evelyn Heston Mary Horton Patsy Howerton Helen Huddleston Mary Huffman Edith Hunt Margaret Hylton Rosalie Hylton Elizabeth Jackson Dolores Jannnzzi Mary Jennings Priscilla Jones Nancy Joyner Katrin Kincannon Patsy King Kathy Kiimkiewicz Barbara Lamb Mary Landis Sandra Lindner Dolores l-oyd Sue McDouglc Frances MeFadden Bonnie Mach Jean Martin Shelby Martin. Laura Meinhold Lillie Munford Doris Mylum Pat Neff Sandra Niles Sally Nve Sue Oglesby Etta Osborne Jane Patterson Kathy Payne Joanne Pcrsicano Ltnda Peterson Cathy Poston Patty Pratt Nancy Pros! Gail Radliff Gail Reams Betty Rcaser Janet Richardson Gloria Roble Frances Rodgers Roberta Rodriquez Roxie Sampson Suzanne Schweitzer Judy Scott Linda Scerist Nancy Shidelcr Caro! Siiockly Sherlic Shropshire Nancy Simpson Jean Smith Paula Smith Elaine Snead Elizahcth Snowden Pat Soiah Edith Spence Margaret Spnrlm Linda Still Barbara Sweitzer Anne Tompson Barbara Tomlinson Mary Upshaw Helen valentine Judy Via Pat Vitomski Judy Walker Judy Watts Susan Weaver Terry Webb Kendal! Westbrook Brenda Wilson Barbara Wilton Ann Wingfield Cynthia Zeiglcr 213 ANIMUS QUARENS Open to anyone with interest in the natural sciences and outdoor activities, Animus Quarens functions to develop this interest through orograms and such activities as camping, hiking, fossil hunting, specimen collecting, and bird-watching. The club also sponsors the Bingo Booth at Campus Carnival. Animus Quarens members plant pine tree seedlings to earn money for the club. Mr. Jack (dark, sponsor, Have the chib the money which was given to him by the state to plant the seedlings. Mr. Jack Clark and Dr Floyd Jarvis enjoy refreshments at the recent freshmen reception HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Home Economies majors join together in the Home Economics Club to promote campus interest in their field. This year they have presented programs, the Home Economics Festival, “Fields and Futures” exhibits, and have prepared Easter baskets for the needy. Each spring the members have a banquet. 215 DAY STUDENTS CLUB The Day Students Club exists to provide for the needs, both academic and social, of the day student. Aside from the regular meetings, which function to inform the members of campus happenings and events, the club sponsors a social each quarter. The Day Students Club meets in Lucas Hall which also serves as a lounge and study room for the girls. Christmas parties, socials, and in-between class chats provide an excellent opportunity lor the day student to meet and come to know other students better. Paby McPcak Linda Smith Janet Richardson Dr. Edwin StocktonMarvyn Copeland President Vice-president Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Caroyln Anderson Sharon Atkinson Betty Bishop Donna Carroll Jackie Cliumbly Mcriioyce Collins Cynthia Cox Louise Davis Maria Davis Barbara Dehart Sue Evans Janet Ferrell Nancy Garrett Mickey Gilley itty Cunter deline Hanks uo! Ingles itsy King ary Landis rrolyn Lilly idy Linkous Susan Looney Vera Mason Kathy McGuire Doris Norris Marion Richardson Jean Smith Julie Smith Beverly Sparks Connie Stone Nancy Thompson Pat Thompson Martha Westphal Brenda Wilhnme 217 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION !l students interested in athletics can join the Athletic Association, which serves to stimulate interest and appreciation for athletics, rccretational and social benefits, to sponsor programs of health and general efficiency, to create friendships and friendly rivalry, and tu develop the highest type of sportsmanship which will be utilized throughout life This year the club participated in Campus Carnival, conducted intramurals in volleyball, basketball, softball, and individual sports, and established the Hockey Club. MEMBERS: Cindy Agnew Lee Ashley Sharon Bishop Sliirle) Brown Sandra Bucher Carol Bust Liz Clapperton Pat Coates Rosemary Cockerill Norma Cox Judy Craddock Dana Crawford Ann Cumbie Peggy Dalton Pat Daniels Judy Davis Sandra Downs leannk- Duncan Pat Ellis Carol Finklc Shelia Foster Sandra Foxworth Dianne Ham Sally Harris Joan Henry June Henry Etta Osborne Polly Minnick Elaine Hatc'ncr Judy Smith Miss Ellen Philbeck President Vice-president Treasurer Keeper of Points Sponsor i MEMBERS: Jo Ann Hinslev Nancy Howard Mars Jo Huffman Linda Lucas Susan Inoney Mary Jo Myers Sally Nye Sharon Patterson Rosinary Higdon Linda Hudgins Carol Johnson Jo Long Gayle Mastcrson Georgette Newbill Janis O’Neal Kathy Payne Ann Rector Nancy Robison Carolyn Sommers Margrut Tester Mary Tolbert Biumic Vaughn Barbara NVatson Ivnnifer Winstead Kay Zettl Sue Rector Patti Sellers Billy Tate Barbara Thrush Janet Vanderberg Julia Ware Helen Whitehurst Barbara Worsham To become a member of the Monogram Club, a student must have earned 500 points through participation in the college intramural program and must be a member of the Athletic Association. though not necessarily a physical education major The club participates in Campus Carnival and sponsors the Faculty-Monogram Club basketball and softball games. Each spring the members sponsor “Play Day” for area high school students to take part in recreational activities. In these ways the club promotes athletics at the college, contributes to tin welfare of our students, and builds a bond of fellowship among the club members. MONOGRAM CLUB AQUAMAIDS Anyone who has watched the quamaids perform already knows what an impressive skill they display. Each year they present two water shows at Campus Carnival and on May Day. Difficult routines in synchronized swimming, color ful costumes, dramatic lighting, and music all serve to make up a long-to-be remembered performance. 220 1 Pam Jones Vice-president ami Treasurer With Mike” Betsy Jones President With Sazerac” HOOF BEATS Nancy Curry Secretary With Saltador Hoofbeat Christmas Party The Hoofbeats, open to all students enrolled in riding classes, was organized to promote physical exercise through horseback riding, to increase knowledge of the art of horsemanship, and to instill in its members an appreciation of the horse. These girls present an annual horse show on May Day weekend. Mr. Creek Neff. Sponsor, and members horse around.” 221 ORCHESIS Open to all students with an interest in dance and a willingness to work on sets or costumes — if not in dancing — Orchesis participates in the Spring Concert with an hour-long presentation of various types of dance, holds a reception for the public after the Concert, and accompanies Dr. Zurbrigg on choral club tours. Orchesis also presents a Campus Carnival and May Day performance. Orchesis practices’' 'Members perform at Campus Carnival' PEMM CLUB OFFICERS President . . Jennifer Winstead Vice-president......... Pat Daniels Secretary Pat Coates Treasurer...... Judy Smith Reporter .......................... Carol Johnson Sponsor Miss Sue David Membership in the Pemm Club is open to all those interested in fostering concern for progress in health and physeial education, and in encouraging greater social and professional cooperation in these areas. Each year the Pemm Club members participate in Campus Carnival, sponsor the Blood mobile, hold a supper tor transfer and freshman majors, engage in camping trips, and have a senioi banquet in the spring. As college students w� ,o attempt to be intellectoally rurally curious and to maintain a balanced so ,al a,, 1 life, we have various organizations to which Though tl� e convictions and doctrines vary iia t lies exist for a similar purpose to stahlii e and many faceted ideal of sound religious faith and otil-religions - may turn, groups, they hel p to cl lop t he a?4 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION CENTER THROUGH CAMPUS EXPANSION INVOLVEMENT CHURCH CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION The campus Canterbury Association holds weekly gatherings for Sunday evening supper and group discussions usually lead by a Radford College faculty-member. Speakers and films augment the discussions. The Weekly Communion Service offers the students an opportunity to worship together. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP The Church of the Brethren Student Fellowship cooperates with the Chris-tiansburg Church of the Brethren, the V.P.I. student group, the Y.W.C.A., other campus groups, and the General Brotherhood Board of the Church of the Brethren. Members attend the Church of the Brethren in Christiansburg, and hold monthly meetings and socials with the V.P.I. student group there. 226 UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Formerly the Disciple Student Fellowship, the United Campus Christian Fellowship serves to witness for Christ, to relate spiritual and social activities, and to fulfill the needs of students. This year the club has held joint meetings with V.P.I. and with the Radford Presbyterian groups, and has engaged in picnics, Christmas caroling, and retreats with V.P.I. and Lynchburg College students. LUTHERAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP The Lutheran Student Association serves to stimulate Christian fellowship among students on campus. This year the members have sponsored Sunday night programs, a dinner for incoming freshmen, a Halloween party for the children of Christ Church, a Thanksgiving visit to the Lutheran Children's Home in Salem, and a Christmas social held in Blacksburg - with the Virginia Tech L.S.A. NEWMAN CLUB Members of the Newman Club participate in Campus Carnival, hold spaghetti dinners, sponsor fall and winter dances, enjoy Sunday dinners at V.P.I., and in other ways meet for instructional and social development. The club offers Catholic students an opportunity to become closer to each other through weekly meetings and group discussions. 228 WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP All students interested in. fellowship in a Christian organization are invited to join Westminster Fellowship. These students engage in activities with Virginia Tech, as well as various group activities at Radford, such as Christmas caroling and church projects. Sunday evening suppers and group discussions aid in creating a true Christian fellowship among the students. WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation provides means by which the Methodist students of Radford College can join together for social, intellectual, recreational and religious endeavors. 219 YWCA The Young Women's Christian ssociation att mpts to find expression for Christian principles and ethics in the spiritual and social life of the campus and the community. The Cabinet members returned to campus and provided an information booth and offered individual assistance throughout Orientation Week. The annual Song Fcst, held in front of Founder’s Hall, provided an opportunity for a warm fellowship amid the uncertainties of the opening of a new college year. Later in the month at a (Joke Party, the Cabinet was presented and each member explained his duties and plans for the coming year. A service of dedication was held for the new members and Cabinet at Tyler Presbyterian Church. The YWCA has the privilege of sponsoring the only fund-raising drive on campus during the college year -Campus Carnival. The goal was $3,000 and this w as surpassed by $1,000. The success of this year's carnival was due to the teamwork of many individuals and organizations. Special praise goes to the Queen candidates who raised the largest share of the money. The childrens Merry-Go-Round set the mood for the festivities. The Thanksgiving program was a stage presentation — Think and Thank - which portrayed the average college student talking with her conscience about the opportunities on the Radford campus. Many organized activities were depicted on stage. At the November meeting, members made Thanksgiving favors, using various small toys, which were given to the children at the local hospital. To the local Welfare Office the YWCA gave food and clothing which had been collected in each (lorm on campus. 73o YWCA “Christmas on Campus used as its theme “Christmas Around tne World.” Foreign students and others told of the various customs of Christmas. The Choral and Glee Clubs sang songs and carols from various countries and the Orchestra gave musical selections. The Band accompanied the carol singing at the lighted Christmas trees. Integrity in 1965' was the theme for Religious Emphasis Week. Dr. Van Bogard Dunn. Dean of the Methodist Theological Seminary of Ohio, Delaware. Ohio, was guest speaker. Students and faculty participated in three discussions on social, academic and professional integrity. Two of the general meetings were devoted to the problems of modern dating, courtship and marriage. The first speaker was Rev. Richard Howerton of Blacksburg and the second. Dr. Haas, a Radford gynecologist. Sunday Forum for “V Freshmen from Radford and V.P.I. had for its discussion, The Jewish Faith.” led by Professor Kalison of V.P.I. The Faster program, a book review on Pitcairn’s Island,” Senior Vespers and the Installation of Officers and Banquet are to complete the year’s activities. OUTSTANDING “Y” SENIOR Betty Jane Clem, an English major from Staunton, Virginia, was chosen as outstanding Y senior by the cabinet and sponsors. During her four years as a Y member, B. J. lias served as Membership Chairman and Gen cral Chairman for Campus Carnival. B. J. also belongs to Cotillion Club, the Highlanders, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Draper House Council (Vice-president, 1964), Junior Class Representative to Student Government (Student Court), and Wesley Foundation. Very active on campus. B. J. has also been a Sophomore Counselor and was elected to Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges this year. She also serves as a Junior Resident in Tyler Hall. B. J.’s idea of the “Y is ' The spirit beareth witness to our spirits that wc are the Children of Cod.” (Romans S:16). Her Christian witness and depth of character have brought B. J. this honor. 231 WHO’S WHO Thirty-two Radford College students were nominated by their classmates and approved by the Awards Committee, under the direction of Dr. Nance, to be named in W HO’S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, a yearly publication honoring outstanding students. A one point scholastic average, service to the school, participation in extracurricular activities, and potential usefulness as teachers, parents, and citizens are the main requirements for this recognition. Grace Dirling, Mary Fallon, and Diane $prcv vr, three charter members of the Honor Society, pose lor a moment or. the Step of Proton Hall. 734 Student Teaching is a busy activity for those seniors majoring in education. Mildred Cumbte, Sandra Niles. Joan Simons, and Barbara Tomlinson return to campus for a short visit with friends. Barbara Belcher. Brenda Wilson, Cherry Reeve, and Carolyn Wright select tune for relaxation following an evening Alpha Sigma Tau sorority meeting. As Elementary Education majors, young people like these will soon occupy much of Joan Fulmer's and Vina Sorrell's time. WHO’S WHO Members of the Physical Education M.vor's Club and the Athletic Association. Marty English. Evelyn Crane, and Helen Whitehurst arc-avid Health and Physical Education majors. 235 WHO'S WHO One sorority activity :s pledge paddling and three Sigma Sigma Sigma girls. Mary Ann Jennings, Pat Padgett, and Anne Thompson take special care with this pledge The Home Economics Department has moved to Me Cuffy Hall As Home Economic majors Nellie Blaylock, Carol Cardwell. Mary Martin and Cinny Cardner begin to feel more at home in their new surroundings. Marilyn Morrison and Kathie Porterfield await Pam Barnard's presence to practice music for a German Club get-together. 230 WHO'S WHO Esther Skrivseth, B. J. Clem, Joy Dale, and Elizabeth Higgenbotham discuss what to wear to an upcoming Cotillion Club formal. Biology Majors will do most anything for du� s work and fun. even skin a skunk!Jane Derby agrees with Kathy Klimfcewicz in the animals classification Mephitis mephitis. 237 MAY DAY COMMISSION MEMBERS During Winter Quarter elections are held by the four classes to choose the members of the May Day Commission. This commission, composed of three members from each class, plans and organizes May Day festivities. From the first idea to the last minute ironing of the Maypole streamers, these girls spend long hours working together. Their imagination and labor brought us another enjoyable May Day weekend. FRESHMEN': Bonnie Lardiiighain Frcdricka Howie Emily Hayden SOPHOMORES: Nancy Duggins Peggy Dugger Betty Jefferson JUNIORS: SENIORS: Betty Gamble Barbara Stetson Joyce Webb Jane Meadow (a� -Chairmen: l.dna liurcham v«cki Sigmon 233 ! V MAY QUEEN Wanton Worrit on 240 SENIORS Joyce Mercer Sy1� il Norris Susie Simmons Audrey llii m' Becky Ezcfi Andrea Becker MAY COURT JUNIORS Bobbett Grausam Gynctha Cox well Mar ' Kay Buddcke Ellen Bennett Cindy How Joy Dale SOPHOMORES Bunny Nixon Sharon Pepsin Mary Baker Dianne Harry Cibby Rcade EU Stuart MAY COURT FRESHMEN Mauri Manning Stephanie Wynne Elaine Kosendaal Jill O'Hara l-oris Wells Susan Gardner QUEENS CORONATION BALL QUEEN f SenUlte CAMPUS CARNIVAL QUEEN Way ML Roou,uLJ PRINCESSES APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCESS Cjaule SheuttarJl ! eppa HARVEST BOWL PRINCESS WaJia fluon PRINCESSES CHERRY BLOSSOM PRINCESS m arianne Cool, TOBACCO FESTIVAL PRINCESSES Carl ara V , omaA §riA (f3ag(ey SENIOR DIRECTORY JOYCE ANN ADAMS. Christianchurg, Virginia Christiansburg High School. Christiansburg, Virginia R A. in Education. Major: Mathematics March. 1905 Day Students Club Vice-President. Kappa Mu Epsilon. Tri-M. DIANA GENE ADKINS, Ix rton, Virginia Herndon High School. Lortori, Virginia. B.A. Major: Mathematics. March, 1905. Chi Beta Phi; Crapurchat, Honor Society. Vice President. Secretary. Kappa Mu Epsilon. President. Treasurer; Tii-M; Wesley Foundation. Treasurer. CHERYL CHHISTINIA ALLEN. Keen Mountain. Virginia Garden High School, Keen Mountain. Virginia. B.S. Major. Elementary Education. June, 1965. Psi Club: Student Education Association; YWCA. JUDITH LORRAINE ALLEN, Chatham. Virginia CaHands High School. Callands. Virginia. B.S. in Education Major Elementary Education December. 1964. Baptist Student Union, Publicity Chairman; Curtain Clan; Forum; Crapurchat; Hoo(beats; Orchestra; Psi Club; YWCA. PATRICIA ANN' ANDERSON. Troutdale. Virginia Oak Hill Academy, Troutdale, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. August, 1965. DKI.OHAS ANN BAILEY. Pound, Virginia Pound High School. Pound, Virginia. B.S. in Home Economics. Major: Home Economics. August, 1965. Home Economics Club. BABARA HILTY BAIRD. Long Island. New York Sewanhaka High School, Long Island, New York. B.A. Major: Psychology. March, 1965. Art Guild; Bee Hive, Senior (Hass Editor; Crapurchat; Psi Club. Vice President. ELAINE EDWARDS BAKER. Cocbum. Virginia Cocbum High School. Cocbum. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Biology. June. 1965. LOIS ANN BAKER, Christiansburg, Virginia Christiansburg High School. Christiansburg. Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. August. 1965. Day Students Club. Honors. Sophomore Counselor. BONNIE LOU BANKS. Hillsville. Virginia HiUsvillc High School. Hillsville. Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Student Education Association. ARDANE ELIZABETH BARBOUR. Callands. Virginia Callands High School. Callands. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: History. June. 1965. Disciples Student Union Fellowship, Secretary, Treasurer; Clee Club. Treasurer; Crapurcluit, Page Editor; Student Education Association; YWCA Cener.il Programs Chairman. Honors: Sophomore Counselor. PAMELA RAE BARNARD. Madison. New Jersey Montgomery Blair High School. Silver Spring, Maryland. B.A in Education. Major: English. June. 1965. Capital Club, President; German Club, Recording Secretary’; House Council. Secretary. Student Education Association; Sigma Kappa. Publicity Chairman. Membership Chairman; YWCA. Honors: May Court; Sophomore Counselor; Who's Who. JANET RAE BARNES. Woodbridge. Virginia Gar-Field High School. Woodbridge, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Maior: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Student Education Association: YWCA. BRENDA JOYCE BARRETT. Honaker. Virginia Honaker High School, Honaker, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Horne Economics. March, 1965. Baptist Student Union, Secretary; Chi Beta Phi, Secretary. 4-H Alumni Club. Secretary; Home Economics Club. Honors: National 4-H Home Economics Scholarship Award, 1963. BRENDA PHIELDS BARRON, Blacksburg, Virginia Maury- High School. B.S. in Education. Maior: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Gorman Club. VIRGINIA PAULETTE BARTLEY, Roanoke, Virginia William Byrd High School, Vinton, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Cosmopolitan Club; Psi Club; Student Education Association. ANDREA JOSEPHINE BECKER. Roanoke, Virginia Jefferson High School, Roanoke, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. German Club; Student Education Association. Sigma Sigma Sigma. SARAH ELIZABETH BENNETT, Arlington. Virginia Washington-Lee High School. Arlington. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. English June 1865 Alpha Psi Omega; Bee Hive, Junior Class Editor. Co-photography Editor. Curtain (Han. Vice President, President; Grapureliat.• Psi Club. Student Education Association. Honors: Alpha Psi Omega, Technical Award. 1964; Sophomore Counselor. DOROTHY LOUISE BIRD. Radford. Virginia Radford High Sclwol, Radford, Virginia B.S. Major: Business. June. 1965 Day Students Club. BETH- MELTON BLAIR. Radford. Virginia Fort Chiswcll High School. Fort ChisweU, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. NELLIE FRANCES BLAYLOCK. Stuart. Virginia Stuart High School, Stuart, Virginia. B.S. in Education Motor: Home Economics. June, 1965 Baptist Student Union. B.S.U. Council Seminar Chairman; Home Economics Club. Phi Beta Lambda; YWCA. Thanksgiving Chairman. Treasurer, Vice President. Honors: Sophomore Counselor. Who’s Who. ALICE CATHERINE CARICO BLOOMER. Pound Virginia Pound High School. Pou-id, Virginia. B.S. Major: Mathematics. March, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Tri-M. DALE ADAIR BOCCS, McLean. Virginia McLean High School, McLean. Virginia. B.S. Maior: Sociology. Cosmopolitan Club, Psi Club; Wesley Foundation. JOEANN BOLLING, Wise, Virginia Pound High School, Pound, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Social Studies. June, 1965. Student Education Association. SHARON ROSE BOND. Nickels v-illc. Virginia Nickdsvilie High School. Nickclsvillc, Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: Business Education. June. 1965. Baptist Student Union; Phi Beta Lambda; Student Education Association. Honors: Sophomore Counselor. BARBARA JANE BONW’ELL. McMurray, Pennsylvania Unpcr St. Clair High School. McMurray. Pennsylvania. B.S. in Education. Major: Business. June. 1965. Bee Hive, .Assistant Business Manager, Business Manager; Cotillion Club; Phi Beta Lambda; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Student Education Association; YWCA. JANE ELIZABETH BOOTH. Pioey River. Virginia Nelson County High School. B.A. in Education. Motor: History. December, 1964. Baptist Student Union. Spanish Club; YWCA. JEANNETTE MIDDLETON BREADY. Herndon. Virginia Herndon High School, Herndon, Virginia. B.A. Major: History. December, 1964. Pi Camrna Mu. CLARA SUF. BROWN. Pulaski, Virginia Pulaski High School, Pulaski. Virginia. B.A. Maior: English. June, 1965. JUDITH ANN BROWNING, Alexandria. Virginia Francis C. Hammond High School, Alexandria,’ Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. August. 1965. Newman Club. ANN MAE BRYANT, Alexandria, Virginia George Washington High School. .Alexandria. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Student Education Association; YWCA Devotional Clialrman. MFR1THA JOAN BRYANT, Austinvllle, Virginia Wood lawn High School, Woodlawn, Virginia. B.S. Major: Mathematics. June, 1965. Church of the Brctliren Student Fellowships, Treasurer. Secretary; Kappa Mu Fpsilon; Tri-M. SANDRA CAROL BUCKLAND, Eggleston. Virginia Eggleston High School, Eggleston. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business. June, 1965. Phi Beta Lambda, Historian; Student Education Association; YWCA. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. 246 SENIOR DIRECTORY VIRGINIA MARIAN Ul KCHER, Newport News, Virginia Warwick High School, Newport News, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: English. June. 1965. BRENDA FAYE BURKETT, Saltvllle, Virginia H B. Worthy High School, Saltvillo. Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Home Economies June, 1965. Deciples Student Fellowship. Home Economics Club; Student Education Association, YWCA. LINDA CORDON BURTON. Charlottesville. Virginia Albemarle High School, Charlottesville, Virginia B.S in Education. Major: Elementary Education. August, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Orthesis; Student Education Association; Tri-M. LINDA JANE CANTRELL, Wise. Virginia J. J. Kelly High School, Wise, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education. June, 1965. Political Forum. Treasurer, Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation SHE1IA ANNE CARNEY, Roanoke. Virginia Roanoke Catholic High School, Roanoke. Virginia B.S. in Edit cation. Major: Elementary. June, 1965. Cotillion Club; Newman Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Student Education Association. NANCY CREY CARPENTER, Orange, Virginia Orange Count ’ High School, Orange, Virginia. B.S. Major. Art. December, 1964. Art Cuild; Cotillion Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Directory Chairman. DONNA AVERY CARROLL, Roanoke, Virginia William Fleming High School, Roanoke, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. lime, 1965. Day Student’s Club; Pansophia; Pi Camilla Mu; Student Education Association; YWCA Honor: Sophomore Counselor. JANET LANIER CARTER. Blucfield. Virginia Craham High School, Blucfield, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business. August, 1965. Animus Quarcns; Plii Beta Lamh da. Secretary. KATHERINE ANN CARTER, Blairs. Virginia Spring Garden High School. Biairs, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business. June. I9b5. Honor Society; Kappa Delta Pi, Secretary; Pin Beta Lambda. President. KITTY MADISON CASSELL, Chester, Virginia William Fleming High School. Roanoke, Virginia. B A. in Education. Major: English. June, 1905. Band; Cotillion Club. Student Education Association. LILLIAN FRANCES CHADWELL. Ewing. Virginia Thomas Walker High School, Ewing, Virginia. B.S. Major. General Science. June, 1965. Crapurcliai; Band. HS1AO-FENC CHOW. Taiwan. China Tl� e First Girl’s High School, Taiwan. China. B.A. Major: Biology’. June, 1965. Cosmopolitan Club. JACOUELINE CAROL CHUMBLEY. Pulaski, Virginia Pulaski High School. Pulaski, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Biology. June, 1965. Animus Quarcns; Day Students Club, Student Education Association. ELIZABETH ANN CLAPPERTON. Wayne. New Jersey Wayne High School, Wayne, New Jersey. B.S. in Education. Major: Physical Education. December, 1965. Alpha Psi Omega, •Secretary and Treasurer; Aqua maids, President; Athletic Association; Curtain Clan; Monogram Club; Pemm Club; Psi Club; Student Education Association, Symposium Honor. Athletic Monogram: Athletic Chevron. NANCY LOU CLARK. Luray. Virginia Luray High School, Luray, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementarv Education June. 1965. Baptist Student Union. Committee Chairman; Student Education Association, President, Historian. SUF.LLEN DUPRIEST CLARKE. Victoria. Virginia Victoria High School, Victoria. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major Elementary and English June. 1965. Choral Club. Librarian; Honor Society of Hadford College. Kappa Delta Pi; Musis Educators National Conference; Orchestra; P� Gamma Mu. Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation. Chaiiman of Library and Periodicals; YWCA; 4-H Alumnae. DIANA CHALKLEY COCKRELL. Richmond, Virginia Thomas J fft-rsor. High School, Richmond. Virginia. B.A. in Education Major: English March, 1965. Bee llice, Sales Representative, Feature Editor; Crepurchat, Club Editor; Kappa Delta Pi; Pansophia. Symposium, President, Secretary. Student Education Association. YWCA, Religious Emphasis Week-Assistant Chairman. Chairman. MERUOYCE JENNE’ITE COLLINS. Dublin, Virginia Dublin High School, Dublin, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Day Students Club. Crapurclujt; Forum; Student Education Association ; Tri-M; YWCA, Cabinet Member. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. BETH MAE CORK ILL. Roanoke. Virginia William Byrd High School. Vinton. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Ceography Club; Psi Club; Student Education Association. YWCA. ANNMARIE COUGHLIN. Virginia Bench. Virginia Norfolk Catholic High School, Norfolk, Virginia. A.B. Major: English and Journalism. June. 1965. German Club; Glee Club; Groourchat, Fditor-in-Chicf; Newman Club; Pi Delta Epsilon; Student Covemment. JO-ANN COX, Waynesboro, Virginia Waynesboro High School. Waynesboro. Virginia. BS. In Education. Major: Elementary Education. December, 1965. Glee Club. PATSY ANNE COX, Independence. Virginia Independence High School, Independence, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. June, 1965. Home Economics Club; Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation: YWCA. RITA LANE COX. independence. Virginia Independence High School. Independence, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Music. June. 1965. Baptist Student Union. Training Union Representative; Choral Club; Highlanders; Mu Phi Epsilon, Historian, Vice President; Music Educators National Conference. JUDITH MAE CRADDOCK. Chatham. Virginia Chatiiam High School. Chatham, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Health and Physical Education. August. 1965. Athletic .Association; Disciples Student Fellowship; Bolling House Council, Social Cliairman; Glee Club; Highlanders; Monogram Club, Vice President; OrchesiS; Pemm Club; YWCA WANDA CANTRELL GRAFTON. Blacksburg. Virginia Wilson Memorial High School. Fishersvillc, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Bcc Hive, Salesman; Curtain Clan. EVELYN FRANCES CRANE. Danville. Virginia Whitnell High School, Dry Fork. Virginia. B.S. m Education. Major: Health and Physical Education. June, 1965. Alpha Sigma Alpha; Athletic Association; Ccrman Club: Pansophia; Pemm Club; Pocahontas House Council, Vice President; Senior Class. President; Tyler House Council. Vice President; Wesley Foundation, Heereation Chairman. YWCA. Honor: May Day Commission; Student Covemment, Representative; Who’s Who. JEWEL FRANKLIN CREECH. Martinsville. Virginia Martinsville High School, Martinsville. Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education. March. 1965. Westfall, Social Chairman; YWCA. CAMILLA MASON CROSS. Hanover. Virginia Lee-Davis High School. Hanover. Virginia. B.S. Major: English. June. 1965. MILDRED ANN CUMB1E, Sandston, Virginia Highland Springs High .School. Sandston, Virginia. BS. Major: Health and Physical Education. August, 1965. Athletic Association; Cotillion Club. Treasurer; Draper House Council. President. lunor Class, Vice-President; Pemm Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Tledge Claw Secretary. Sophomore Class, Secretary; Student Covemment. Honor: May Day Commission. Sophomore Counselor. DAWN MARIE CUNMNCHAM. Lynchburg, Virginia E. C. Class High School. Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. Major: Elementary Education. August, 1965. Athletic Association, German Club, Pemm Club, Wesley Foundation, YWCA. 247 SENIOR DIRECTORY PATTY ELLEN DAVIS. Glade Soring. Virginia Patrick Henry High School. Glade Spring, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Business Education. Juno, 1065 Highlanders. Publicity Chairman, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, President; Student Education Association; Student Government, Representative for Senior Class; YWCA, Cabinet Member. LETTY EMOCENE DELLINGER. Hampton, Virginia Hampton High School, Hampton, Virginia. B.S, in Education. Motor: History June, 1965. East Moffett House Council; Forum Club. Student Education Association. Honor. Dean's List. SANDRA CAROLYN DEYTON. Arlington, Virginia Wakefield High School, Arlington, Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Baptist Student Union; Capital Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Curtain Clan; YWCA. GRACE ROBLE D1RLING, Dalilgren, Virginia Krug George High School, Dahlgrcn, Virginia. B A Motor: Matho-niatics. June, I9t 5. Chi Beta Phi, Day Students Club; Crapurchat Staff; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Secretary, Pansophia; Pi Gamma Mu; Radford College Honor Society. Treasurer, President; Tri-M. Honors: Mathematics Achievement Award, Who's Who. SIBYL CAROLYN DOCCEn Carrollton, Virginia Srnithtield High School. Carrollton, Virginia. B.S. Major: Home Economies. December, 1965. Home Economies Club; Student Education Association, Wesley Foundation. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. SHARRON SUE CRAU DOSS, Altavista. Virginia Altavista High School. Altavista, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Music. June 1965. Choral Club. President; Clec Club, Vice President; Mu Phi Epsilon; Music Educators National Conference. Sacred Music Choir. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. NIKORA VERONICA DOULOS. Gaithersburg. Maryland Gaithersburg High School, Gaithersburg. Maryland. B.A. Motor. History. March, 1965. Capital Club, rloofbeats; Lutheran Students Association. Vice President; Student Education Association; YWCA. ANN MARTIA DOW, Newport News, Virginia Warwick High School, Newport News, Virginia. B.S in Education Major: Library Science. Band, Librarian; HoofheatS, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President; Library Club, President; Student Education Association. JOYCE ANN ELY, Jonesville. Virginia Jonesville High School, Jonesville, Virginia B.S. Major: Music, and Mathematics. June, 1965 Baptist Student Union. Mu Phi Epsilon. Historian-Chaplain; Music Educators National Conference, Secretary-Treasurer REBECCA ROSE EZELL. Independence. Virginia Independence High School, Independence. Virginia. B S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. Jgne. 1965. German Club. Sigma Kappa; YWCA, MARY ESTHER FALLON. Vienna. Virginia James Madison High School, Vienna, Virginia B.A. Major: English. March, 1965. German Chib. Honor Society; Sigma Kappa; Student Covetlunent. Junior Representative. Treasurer; YWCA. Honors: Sigma Kappa Pledge Scholarship; Who’s Who. ELLEN DIANE FARIS, Kenilworth. Illinois Mission High School, Mission, Texas. B.S in Education Major. Elementary Education. August. 1965. Canterbury Club; Psi Club; Student Education Association. GLENDA JEAN FARRAR. Culpeper. Virginia Culpeper County High School, Culpeper. Virginia. B.A. Major. French. March, 1965. Baptist Students Union; YWCA. MARY JEAN FAZIO. Tazewell, Virginia Tazewell High School, Tazewell, Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: French. June. 1965. Honor Society; Kappa Delta Pi; Le Circle Franca is; Newman Club; Pansophia. ELIZABETH CAIL FERGUSON, North Springfield, Virginia Annandalc High School. Annandalc. Virginia. B.A. Major: Sociology. June. 1965. Canterbury Association; German Club; Moffett House Council. Treasurer, Sigma Kappa, Rush Chairman, Vice President; Student Director)' Co-Chairman. EVELYN MARIE FINK. Wirtz, Virginia Franklin County High School, Franklin, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business Education March, 1965 Glee Club; Phi Beta Lambda, Secretary; Wesley Foundation. MARY CORN El 1A FISCHER. Clinton. Tennessee Clinton High School. Clinton. Tennessee B A. Major: Mathematics. March, 1965. Iloofbcats; Orchesis; YWCA. JOYCE MAE FISHER. Mineral, Virginia [.ouisa County High School. Louisa, Virginia. B S. in Education. Major: Biology. June, 1965. Transferred from Fermm Junior College Animus Quarens, Historian; Wesley Foundation, Council Member. EDITH NORMA FOLEY, Bassett, Virginia Bassett High School, Bassett, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Music. June, 1965. Baptist Student Union, CJiour Director, Advisor)' Council, CJvoir. Music Educators National Conference, Corresponding Secretary; Mu Phi Epsilon, President; Orchestra; Student Education Association. PHYLLIS EILEEN FORTNEY. Herndon. Virginia Herndon High School, Herndon. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Health and Physical Education. June. 1965. Athletic Association. Monogram Club. President; Orchesis, Treasurer; Petnm Club, Student Education Association. BARBARA MILES FRANKLIN, Reisterstown. Maryland Hannun Mure Academy, Reisterstown. Maryland B.A Major: English. June. 1965. Ban Hite, Sales Representative. Canterbury Association; Cotillion Club. Floyd House Council. Fire Warden; Hoofbents, Show Team. Social Chairman, President; Russell House Council. Vice President; Rule Book Committee; Senior Class Secretary. DORA LEE FRANCIS. Clifton Forge, Virginia Central High School, Low-moor, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Motor: Elementary Education. June. 1965. BARBARA CAIL FULLER. Roancke. Virginia Jefferson High School. Roanoke. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Motor: Social Studies. June. 1965. The Forum; Pansophia; Student Education Association; YWCA. BRENDA HELEN CAI LOW AY. Big Stone Cap. Virginia Powell Valley High School. Big Stone Gap. Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: History and English. June. 1965. Disciples Student Fellowship; 4-H Alumnae, Secretary, Treasurer; Pi Gamma Mu; Student Education Association, Chaplain. Vice President. Honor: Junior Resident. MARY SUE GARNER. Alexandria. Virginia George YVashfncton High School, Alexandria. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major. Mathematics. June. 1965. Bee Hive, Sales Representative, Crapurchat; Tri-M Club, Vice President, President. Student Education Association. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. DORIS JEAN GARRETT. Dry den. Virginia Dryden High School. Drydcn, Virginia B.S. in Education Major: Elementary. June. 1965. Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation. MARY ELIZABETH GIBSON. Brightwuod. Virginia Mad'son County High School, Biightwood, Virginia. BS Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Student Education Association. Co-social Chairman; Westminister Fellowship, Supper Chairman. KAY LOUETTE GILLUM, Roanoke. Virginia William Byrd High School. Roanoke, Virginia. B.S in Education. Motor: English. August, 1965. Choral Club; YWCA. SUSAN BYRD CREENBACKER, Washington. D.C. Woodrow Wilson High School. Washington. D.C. B.S. in Education. Major: English. June, 1965. Symposium MARION JUDITH GREENE. Hampton, Virginia Hampton High School. Hampton. Virginia. B.S. Major: Library Science. June. 1965. Kappa Delta Pi; Highlanders, Librarian, President. Honor Society, Library Club, Reporter; Student Education Association. Wesley Foundation. MARY LEE CROVES, Falls Church. Virginia James Madison High School Falls Church. Virginia. B.S. Major: English. August. 1965. Crapurchat, managing Editor. 248 SENIOR DIRECTORY LUCY MILDRED CRUBB. Max Meadows. Virginia Ceorge Wythe High School and Fort ChiswcU High School. Max Meadows. Virginia. B.S. Motor: Library Science and English June, 1965. Disciple Student Fellowship. President. Library Chib. BETTY JEAN GUNTER. Radford. Virginia Radford High School. Radford. Virginia. B S. Motor: Mathematics. June, 1965. Day Students' Club; Honor Council. Corresponding Secretary. Honor. Campus Carnival, Maid of Honor. BRENDA LEE HACA. Pocahontas. Virginia Pocahontas High School, Pocahontas, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Home Economies. June. 1965. Home. Economics Club, Student Education Association; YWCA. Honor. Sophomore Counselor. MILDRED ANN HALL. Duffield. Virginia Pennington High School, Duffield, Virginia. B.S. Motor: Business Education. August. 1965. PHYLLIS MARGUERITE HALL. Pound. Virginia Pound High School. Hound Virginia. B.S. in Education Motor: Biology. June, 1965. Animus Quarcns. Secretary; Choral Club; Glee Club. Pansophia; YWCA. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. LUCY' NAOMI HAMMACK, Bristol, Virginia Virginia High School, Bristol, Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: General Science. March. 1965. Highlanders C.V1L MOSS HAKBACK. Warrenton, Virginia Warrantors High School, Warrenton. Virginia. B.S. Major: Elementary Education. August, 1965. Student Education Association. ANITA WEBB HARE. Blacksburg, Virginia Andrew Lewis High School, Salem. Virginia B.S. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Transfer Student. PATRICIA JEAN HARLOW, Richmond, Virginia Varina High School, Varina, Virginia. B.S. Major: Elementary Education. August, 1905. 4-H Alumnae Club; Newman Club, Student Education Association. BARBARA VAUGHAN HARRIS. Willis, Virginia Willis High School, Willis, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Art. June, 1965. Glee Club, Home Economics Club JOYCE DALE HARRIS, Willis. Virginia Willis High School, Willis, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business Education. June, 1965. Choral Club, dec Club; Phi Beta Lambda. Student Education Association; YWCA. MARGARET JANNETTE HARRISON, Rocky Mount, Virginia Franklin County High School, Rocky Mount. Virginia B.S. Major: Elementary' Education. August, 1965. Wesley Foundation. JUDITH ANN HARTLEY, Stephens City. Virginia James Wood High School, Stephens City, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Business. August. 1965. Choir; Choral Club; Glee Club; Crapurchal; Phi Beta Lambda; Student Education Association; YWCA. LOIS ELAINE HAVENER, Ashburn, Virginia Loudoun County High School. Leesburg, Virginia. B.S. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Transfer from Bluefield Junior College. Baptist Student Union, Student Education Association. MRS. ELAINE VOSS HELMSTUTLER. Cambria. Virginia John D. Bassett High School, Cambria, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Art. June, 1965. Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Camnu Mu; Honor Society. GLENDA ROBERTA HENICLE. Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania Waynesboro Area Senior High School, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. B.S. Major: Health and Physical Education August. 1965. Athletic Association, Secretary; Bee f iotr. Sale Representative, Cotillion Club; Grapurchnt, Reporter; Pcmm Club. Wesley Foundation. Freshman Representative, Recreation Chairman, Vice President; YWCA. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. BARBARA LOUISE HENSHAW, Honolulu. Hawaii J.E.B. Stuart High School. Falls Chinch. Virginia. B.S. Major: Home Economics in Business. June, 1965. Home Economics Club. MARY FLORENCE HERMAN, Healing Springs, Virginia Valley High School, Healing Springs, Virginia B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Student Education Association. YWCA ELIZABETH ANN HIGGINBOTHAM. Goode. Virginia New London Academy. Coodc. Virginia. B.S. ;n Education. Major: Business. June. 1965. Cotillion Club; Freshman Class, Vice President; Phi Beta Lambda. President, Vice President, Historian; Wesley Foundation; Y'WCA. Honor: Sophomore Counselor; Student Government. Sophomore Representative, Junior Representative, Secretary of Student Court; Junior Resident; Who's Who. AUDREY ELLEN H1CC1NS, Falls Church. Virginia Falls Church High School. Falls Church, Virginia. B.S. Motor: Psychology. June, 1965. Cosmopolitan Club; Cerman Club; Or-chesis; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Corresponding Secretary; YWCA FAYE BOYD IIINER. Christianshurg, Virginia Ixlxmcn High School, Christianshurg. Virginia B.S. Major. Biology. August, 1965. Wesley Foundation; YWCA BARBARA ANN HOOVER. New Castle, Virginia New Castle High School, New Castle, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education August. 1965 Library Club; Student Education Association; Y’WCA. HELEN ELAINE HORTON, Clinchport, Virginia Hyc Cove High School, Clinchport. Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Home Economics. June. 1965. Baptist Student Union, Council; Home Economics Club; Student Education Association; YWCA. MARY PAT HORTON. Arlington. Virginia Bishop Denis J. O'Connell High School. Arlington, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Motor: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Capitol Club; Curtain Clan; Newman Club; Student Education Association; Young Democrats Club; Y'WCA. MARY PATRICIA HOWERTON. Petersburg. Virginia Petersburg High School. Petersburg, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major Mathematics June, 1965. Crapurchat, Circulation Manager; Highlanders, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Treasurer; Pi Delta Epsilon; TriM Club. Secretaiy, Vice President; Student Education Association Honor: Sophomore Counselor. AUDREY ELIZABETH HOY, Callaway. Virginia Franklin County High School, Rocky Mount. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. June, 1965. Aloha Sigma Tau; Church of the Brethren Student Fellowship; Cotillion Club; Home Economics Club; YWCA, Freshman Representative, Freshman Week Chairman. VIOLET SUE HUBBARD, Ficldale, Virginia Ficldale High School, Ficldale. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Spanish. June. 1965. Athletic Association; Monogram Club. Treasurer; Spanish Club, Y'WCA. BONNEY MAY HUCKABEE, Arlington. Virginia Washington-l.ee High School, Arlington. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. June. 1965. Cosmopolitan Club; Cotillion Club. Highlanders; Home Economics Club; YWCA. RITA JUNE HUDDLE. Rural Retreat. Virginia Rural Retreat High School. Rural Retreat, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education. August. 1965. Tri-M Club, Reporter. HELEN SUE HUDDLESTON, Vinton, Virginia Stewartsville High School, Coodview, Virginia. B.S. Major: Biology August. 1965. Animus Ouarens; Clee Club; Crapuictiat, Reporter, Feature Editor; InlerVarsity Christian Fellowship; Pi Delta Epsilon, TrcftSluer; Student Education Association, YWCA, Publicity Chairman, Freshman Week Chairman. Honor: Freshman Good Citizen, Sophomore Counselor. ANITA DEVENE HUFF. Pennington Cap, Virginia Pennington High School, Pennington Cap. Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: Elementary Education August, 1965 Baptist Student Union; InlerVarsity Christian Fellowship, Student Education Association. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. CINGER SUE HUCHES, Big Stone Cap. Virginia Powell Valley High School, Big Stone Cap, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. U9 SENIOR DIRECTORY EDITH GAYLE HUNT. Rocky Mount. Virginia Franklin County High School, Rocky Mount, Virginia. R-S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Student Education Association, YWCA. MARGARET LOUISE HYLTON, Floyd, Virginia Floyd High School, Floyd. Virginia B.S. in Education. Motor: Elementary Education June, 1965. Student Education Association; YWCA. ROSALIE MARIE HYLTON. Dublin. Virginia Dublin High School, Dublin, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: History- June, 1965. Day Students Club. German Club; Grapur-dial; Hoofbeats, Secretary; Student Education Association. Honor : Sophomore Counselor PEGGY JEAN JACKSON. Crockett. Virginia Rural Retreat High School. Rural Retreat, Virginia. B.S. Mejor: Social Studios. June. 1965. Cosmopolitan Club. Pi Gamma Mu, President. DOLORES CHRISTINE JANNUZZ1. Arlington. Virginia Rishon Denis J. O'Connell High School. Arlington. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Capitol Club. Cotillion Club. Curtain Clan; Newman Club. Secretary; Spanish Club. Publicity Director; Student Education Association; Young Democrats Club. Campus Representative. EDITH ANN JOHNSON. Roanoke. Virginia Jefferson High School, Roanoke. Virginia. 8 S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Alpha Sigma .Alpha, Panhrllenic Representative. Ccrman Club; House Council; Student Education Association. RUTH LYDIA JOHNSON. Glade Hill. Virginia Franklin County High School. Rocky Mount. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: History. June. 1965 BRENDA CAIL JOHNSTON. Eggleston. Virginia Eggleston High School. Eggleston, Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: Elementary Education. Deeernbrr, 1964. Student Education Association. YWCA. ELIZABETH CARR JONES. Bristol. Virginia Virginia High School, Bristol. Virginia. B.S. Major: Business. August, 1965. Alpha Sigma Alpha; Ccrman Club; Hoofbeats, President. JANE CATHERINE JONES, Pennington Gap, Virginia Pennington High School. Pennington Gap. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education and English, June, 1965. Alpha Sigma Tau, Vice President. Chaplain; Cotillion Club; House Council. Vice-President. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. MARY ELIZABETH JONES. Lansing, North Carolina leasing High School and Sacred Heart Academy. I-arcing, North Carolina. B.S. Major: Home Economics. August, 1964. Choral Club, Home Economics Club; Clee Club; Student Education Association; Senior Ensemble; YWCA. CAMELLIA DILLON JOYCE. Blacksburg. Virginia Martinsville High School, Martinsville, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965 Day Students Club; Newman Club, Secretary, President. YWCA. ANNE SHERWOOD KEELER. Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg High School, Petersburg, Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education, June, 1965. Student Education Association, InterVaisity Christian fellowship. MRS. ARCHER KENNETT KENNEDY. Roanoke. Virginia Jefferson High School. Roanoke, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Mathematics June, 1965. KAYE VIRGINIA KEYSER. Front Royal. Virginia John Mosby Academy. Front Royal. Virginia. B.S. in Education Major. Elementary Education. June, 1965. Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation. LESLIE ANNE KILLEEN, Falls Church. Virginia McLean High School, McLean. Virginia. B.A. Major: Biology. June, 1965 Animus Quarens, Treasurer; Band; Canterbury As. social ion; Chi Beta Phi. President; Honor Society, Vice President, Presklent. Orchestra; The Forum. KATRINE KINCANNON. Coidonsville. Virginia Louisa County High School. CordonsvJle, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Home Economics. June. 1965. Canterbury Association. Home Economics Club; Hoofbeats, Social Chairman: Student Education Association. Honor. Sophomore Counselor. PATSY LOUISE KINC. Pulaski, Virginia Pulaski High School. Pulaski, Virginia. B S. in Education. Major: History and Biology. June. 1965. Animus Quarens; Day Students Club; Student Education Association. MARY KATHLEEN KLIMKIEWICZ. Alexandria. Virginia Sr Mary's Academy, Alexandria. Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: Biology June, 1965 Newman Club: Tri-M Club; Panso phia; Grapurchat, .Animus Quarens. Reporter. Her Hwe, Sales Representative. Photography, Assistant Research Editor, Assistant Editor. Editor; New River Valley Bird Club. Secretary, Treasurer. Pi Delta Eps.lon; YWCA, Student Education Association. Symposium. Honor: Who's Who. LINDA GAIL KNIGHT, Forest, Virginia Boonsboro High School, Forest, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education. June. 1965. SHARON ANNE I.ACO, Annandale, Virginia Washington-Lee High School, Arlington, Virginia. B.A. Major: Biology. June, 1965. Curtain Clan; German Club; Westminster Fellowship. ClLARLOTrE DEAN L.AMIE. Saltville. Virginia Rich Valley High School. Saltville. Virginia. B.S. Major: Home Economics. June, 1965. Homo Economics Club; Student Education Association. PATRICIA ANNE LEE. Saltville. Virginia R. B. Worthy, Saltville, Virginia. B.S. Major. English. March. 1965. Band; InterVarssty Christian Fellowship; Student Education Association. SHIRLEY FAYE LEWIS. St. Paul. Vuginia Castlewood High School. St. Paul, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major. Biology. August, 1965 DOLORES ERNESTINE LOYD, Roanoke. Virginia William Byrd High School. Vinton, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Cosmopolitan Club; Student Education Association; PsyclioJogy Club; Baptist Student Union. SUSANN SANDRA LUCKENBACII. Wyncote. Pennsylvania Cheltenham High School. Wyncote. Pennsylvania. B.A. in Education. Major. Spanish. June. 1965. Bee Hive, Typist, Sales Representative; Foreign Language Club; Clee Club; Westminster Fellowship, Membership Chairman. SANDRA LORRAINE MAFFETT. .Arlington. Virginia Washington-Lee High School. Arlington. Virginia. B.S. in Education Major Elementary Education. June, 1965. German Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Student Education Association; YWCA. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. RUTH CAROL MANUEL. Chilhowie. Virginia Chilhowie High School. Chilhowie, Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: Home Economics June, 1965. Alpha Sigma Tau; Cotillion Club; Home Economics Club; Student Education Association. WANDA KATHLEEN MANUEL. Calax, Virginia Woodlawn High School, Calax, Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. HELEN ANNA MARSHALL, Snowville. Virginia Auburn High School, Riner. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major Home Economics. June, 1965 Glee Club. Student Education Association, Chaplain. Home Economics Club. Wesley Foundation. YWCA. CARRIE JAYNE MARTIN, Appomattox, Virginia Appomattox High School, Appomattox. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Horne Economics. March, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Home Economics Club; Hoofbeats; Student Education Association. YWCA; House Council, Vice President; Student Directory, Co-Editor. MARY KATHRYN MARTIN, Boones Mill. Virginia Franklin County High School. Boones Mill. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. March, 1965 Alpha Sigma 250 SENIOR DIRECTORY Alpha; Cotillion Club; Honor Council; Home Economics Club; •1-H Alumni Club. Hanot: Who’s Who, Student Coverment, Treasurer. SANDRA CAIL MARTIN', Stuart, Virginia Stuart High School. Stuart, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Health and Physical Education. December, 1964. Alpha Sigma Alpha; Athletic Association. Secretary; German Club; Monogram Club; Pemm Club; Junior Class, Secretary. SHELBY AN'NE MARTIN, South Boston. Virginia Halifax County High School, South Boston. Virginia. B.S. Major: Library Sience and History. June, 1965. Baptist Student Union. The Forum; Library Club; Student Education Association. BARBARA ANN MASON, Martinsville. Virginia Martinsville High School. Martinsville. Virginia. B.S. in Educa-tion. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Baptist Student Union, Advisory Committee and Center Hostess; Student Education Association. Vice President, YWCA NAN ELDER MASSIF.. Waynesboro, Virginia E. C. Class High School. Lynchburg. Virginia. B.S. in Home Economics. Motor. Home Economics. June. 1965. Home Economics Club, YWCA. PEGGY DARLENE MATHENA, Saltsville, Virginia Rich Valley High School. Saltville, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: English. June, 1965 Fonim; Student Education Association; YWCA. EMILY SUE McCONNELL, Christiansburg, Virginia Christiansburg High School, Christiansburg. Virginia B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education August. 1965. Day Students Club. MARTHA ANN McFARLINC. Danville. Virginia Ccorge Washington High School. Danville, Virginia. B.A. sn Secretarial Education. Major: English. June, 1965. InterVarsity; Student Government; YWCA. Honors: Freshman Award. Freshman Class President. CAROLYN I.AIIOMA McCRAW, Pulaski, Virg.nia Dublin High School. Dublin. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. MARY ELLEN McCUIRE, Radford. Virginia Dublin High School, Dublin, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Biology. June, 1965. Day Students Club, Y’WCA; Sopliomore Counselor. Honors: Outstanding Day Student. NANCY ELLEN MEAD, Springport, Michigan Springport High School, Springport, Michigan. B.S. in Psychology. June. 1965. Curtain Clan; Ben Hive; Senior Class Editor; Major: Psyrltology; Psi Club, President. JANE PATRICIA MEADOWS. Arlington, Virginia Wakefield High School, Arlington, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business Education, June. 1965. Phi Beta Lambda. LAURA BETTY MEINHOI.D, Towaco, New Jersey Boonton High School, Towaco. New Jersey B.S. in Education. Motor- Home Economics. June, 1965. Cotillion Club; Home Economics Club; Student Education Association. FRANCES HOWARD MICHAEL, Bel Air, Maryland Bel Air High School. Bel Air, Maryland B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Canterbury Club; Choir; Curtain Clan; Hoofbeats; Student Education Association; YWCA. DOROTHY LEE MILLER, Ardslcy, New York Ardsley High School, Ardsley. New York. B.A. Major: History. June, 1965. Chora! Club; Cotillion Club; Forum; Clee Club; Grapurchat; Panhellenic Council, Junior Class Representative to Student Government; Secretary, Alpha Sigma Tau. VIRGINIA CEDELLA MILLER, Pearisburg. Virginia Ciles High School, Pearisburg, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Mathematics. August, 1965. Christian Fellowship; Inter-Varsity; Student Education Association. PATSY ANN MITCHELL, I-omc, Virginia Caroline High School, Bowling Green, Virginia B S in Education. Major: Business Education. August, 1965. Phi Beta lambda; Wesley Foundation. PATRICIA RUTH MONEY. Woodbr.dgc, Virginia Car-Field High School, Woodbridgc. Virginia. B.A. In Education Major. English. June. 1965 Bee Hive; Capital Club; Grapurchat. Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation; Y’WCA. PATRICIA ANN MOOK. Arlington. Virginia Washington- Lee High School, Arlington. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education August, 1965. Choir; Glee Club; Orcliestra. Student Education Association CONNIE CATRON MOORE. Rural Retreat. Virginia Rural Retreat High Sdiool, Rural Retreat, Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: English and Spanish. June. 1965 Honor Society. InterVarsity; Kappa Delta Pi, Pansophia; Spanish Club. Student Education Association; Symposium Honors: Sophomore Counselor. President of Honors Hall. PATRICIA ARLENE MOORE, Hurt, Virginia Gretna High School, Gretna, Virginia B.A. in Education Major: English. June, 1965. ‘ Athletic Association; Student Education Association. JUDY CHERYL MORCAN. Fredericksburg. Virginia Jefferson Senior High School. Roanoke, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education. August, 1965. Sigma Sigma Sigma; Student Education Association. JESSIE SUE MORRIS. Gala . Virginia Galax High School, Galax, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Mathematics June. 1965. MARILYN PATRICIA MORRISON. Danville. Virginia Whilmdl High Stlu 1. Dry Fork. Virginia. B.A. in History. Major: Social Studies. June. 1965. Alpha Sigma Alpha; German Club. Pansophia. Honors: Who’ Who; May Court: May Commission. JOYCE ELIZABETH MOUNTIOY, Dumfries, Virginia Gar-Field High School, Woodhridge. Virginia. RS. Major: Chemistry- March. 1965. Highlanders; Wesley Foundation; Y’WCA. MICKEY JO MURRAY. Richmond. Virginia Ccorge Wythe High Sdiool, Richmond. Virginia. B.A Major: Psychology'. June. 1965. Baptist Student Union; Y’oung Women's Association; YWCA. GLENDA KAY MUSICK. Blucfield. Virginia Craham High School, Blucfield, Virginia. B.S. Major: Business. June, 1965. Animus Quarem; Phi Beta Lambda; YWCA GAY LEAN JOY MUTTER, Cedar Bluff, Virginia Bristol High School. Bristol. Tennessee. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Cosmopolitan Club; Cotillion Club; Draper House Council. May Day Dance Chairman; YWCA. DOIUA ANNE MYLUM, Keysville, Virginia Victoria High School, Keysville, Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: Mathematics. March, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Chi Beta Phi; Forum; Student Education Association; Tri-M. PATRICIA ANN NEFF. Staunton, Virginia Wilson Memorial, Staunton, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business Education. June. 1965. .Alpha Sigma Alpha. Scholarship Chairman; German Club, President. Treasurer. House Council. Treasurer; Plu Beta Lambda; Student Education Association. YWCA Cabinet. Easter Program, Chairman. FRANCES ANN NESTER, Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell High School, Hopewell, Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: History. June. 1965. Pansophia; Student Education Association. DELORES ANN NEWBERRY. Prater. Virginia Crundy High School. Cmndy, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Mathematics. June, 1965. Tn-M Club. BETTY LEE NICHOI5. Powhatan. Virginia Powhatan High School. Powhatan, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major; Business Education. June, 1965. Phi Beta Lambda, Parliamentarian. Student Education Association; Senior Class, Treasurer. SANDRA CAROL NILES, Arlington, Virginia Wakefield High School. Arlington, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Motor: Elementary Education March. 1965. Cosmopolitan Club; Honor Society; House Council. Secretary and Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon Senior Class Representative to Student Government; Student Directory, Co-editor; Student Education Association; Tn-M Club. Honor. Who’s Who. 251 SENIOR DIRECTORY LOREETA ELLEN NIXON. Floyd. Virginia Floyd High School. Floyd. Virginia. M S. in Education. Major Home Economics June, 1965 Church o! the Brethren Student Fellowship. Home Economics Club. YWCA. SYBIL CAYE NORRIS. Roanoke. Virginia Jefferson High School. Roanoke. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Transferred from Mary Washington College. Alpha Sigma Tau, Pledge Chairman; Cotillion Club. Historian; Christian Science Organisation. Student Education Association MARY FRANCES NULL. Staunton. Virginia Wilson Memorial High School, Staunton. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Co-rush Chairman; Ccrman Club, Property Manager; House Council, Fire Warden; Student Education Association. LOUISE VIRGINIA OBENSHAIN, Accomac, Virginia Onancock High School, Accomac, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education June, 1965. Ballet Dance Croup; Canterbury Association, Curtain Clan; Orchesis; Student Education Association; Tri-M; YWCA. CAROL ANN OGLESBY, Bedford. Virginia Bedford High School. Bedford. Virginia. B,A. in Education. Major: Historv December. 1964. Student Education Association; YWCA. VALERIE ELLEN O'KANE, Quantico, Virginia Fallbrook Union High School, Fallbrook, California. B S. in Education. Motor: Elementary Education. August, 1965. FRANCES JANE PATTERSON. Martinsville, Virginia Martinsville High School. Martinsville, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Cotillion Club; Sigma Sigrna Sigma, Keeper of Grade ; Student Education Association. LULA EVELYN PATTERSON. Rocky Mount, Virginia Franklin County High School. Rocky Mount. Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. KATHERINE MAY' PAY’N’E, Clifton Forge. Virginia Clifton Forge High School Clifton Forge, Virginia. B.S. Motor: Health and Physical Education. June 1965 Athletic Association. Treasurer. Cotillion Club. Hand Book Committee; Monogram Club, Secretary-; Physical Education Majors and Minors Club; Student Education Association. West Moffett House Council. BONA I.EF. PENNOCK. Arlington. Virginia Wakefield High School, Arlington, Virginia. B.S. in Education Motor: Elementary Education. March. 1965. Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Camilla Mu: Student Education Association. Co-Social Chairman. JOANNE MARIE PERSICANO, Farnungdale, New Jersey Bridgeton High School. Bridgeton, New Jersey. B.S. in Education. Major Biology June. 1965. Animus Quarcns, Vice President; Bee. ice. Junior Class Editor, Cc-Photography Editor; Newman Club, Pansophia; Student Education Association; New River Valley Bird Club. Psi Club. LINDA OLIVE PETERSON. Earleville. Maryland Bohemia Manor High School, Chesaneake City. Maryland. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education March. 1965. 4-H Alumni; Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation; YWCA. NAOMA JEAN PHIBBS. Pulaski. Virginia Pulaski High School. Pulaski. Virginia. B.S. Motor: Home Economics. March. 1965. Transferred from Bridgewater College. Day Students Club; Home Economics Club. Student Education Association. KATHLEEN ANNEMICHAEL PORTERFIELD, Falls Church. Virginia J E. B. Stuart High School. Falls Church Virginia B A. in Education. Major: Art. Spring. 1965. Alpha Sigma Alpha. President; Art Cuild; German Club, Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi. May Day. Co-Chairman, Newman Club; Panhcllenic Council; Pansophia. Publicity Manager; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Sophomore Stunt Night. Lead toll; YWCA. Honor Society; Honor: Who’s Who. HELYN CATHERINE POSTON, Arlington. Virginia Washington-I.ee High School. Arlington, Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: English August. 1965. Capital Club; Choral Club; Student Education Association. YAVCA. THEODORA D. POULOS. Pcsirisburg. Virginia Peansburg High School. Pearisburc. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Art. March, 1965. Art Cuild; Student Education Association. BRENDA SUE POWELL. Rich Creek, Virginia Narrows High School, Rich Creek, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. August, 1965. Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation; YWCA. ELEANOR PRITCHETT PRATT. Saltville, Virginia Rich Valley High School. Saltville, Virginia R.S in Education. Major: Social Studies. June, 1965. Westminster Fellowship; YWCA. FRANCES SUE PRATT, Ridgeway. Virginia Drewry Mason High School. Ridgeway. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education June. 1965. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Membership Director; Band; Ccrman Club. Rush Chairman; Ingles House Council; Junior Class President; Junior Follies. Chairman; President of Bolling; Student Government; Honors: Sophomore Counselor. PATRICIA JANE PRATT. Roanoke. Virginia Jefferson High School, Roanoke. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. June. 1965. Choir; Cotillion Club. Glee Club; Home Economics Club; House Council, Tyler; Student Education Association. JUDY IERALENE HUFFMAN PRICE. New Castle, Virginia New Castle High School. New Castle, Virginia B.S. in Education. Major. Home Economics August, 1965. Home Economics Club; YWCA. NANCY CAROL PUCKETT. Coeburn. Virginia Cocbum High School, Coe bum, Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: Mathematics June, 1965. Animus Quarcns, Kappa Mu Epsilon; Tri-M. Treasurer; YWCA. BONNIE MARIE QUILLEN. Drydcn. Virginia Drydcn High School. Dryden, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education June. 1965. Bar.d; Baptist Student Union; Choral Club; Clec Club. ANN DURRE ITE RA1 CLIFF. Crozet, Virginia William Monroe High School, Crozet, Virginia B S. in Education Major: Elementary Education. August, 1965 Student Education Association. CAROL ANN REEDY. Baltimore, Maryland Towson Senioi High School. Baltimore, Maryland BA Major: English. June. 1965. Grnpurchat, Exchange Editor. Library Club; Psychology Club. Spanish Club; YWCA. NANCY JEAN REDDY. Lynchburg. Virginia E C. Class High School. Lynchburg. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education August. 1965. Lutheran Student Association; Student Education Association KATHERINE DEAN REPASS. Dublin. Virginia Dublin High School. Dublin, Virginia. B A. in Education. Major: English. December. 1964. Day Students Club; Ccrman Club, Reporter; Highlanders; Kappa Delta Pi; Wesley Foundation; YWCA. LINDA LOU RHODES, Bassett. Virginia John D. Bassett High School. Bassett, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Health and Physical Education March. 1965. Athletic Association; Bolling House Council, Vice President; Mono-gram Club; Pemm Club. Student Education Association. NANCY' BRYAN RHODES. Clifton Forge. Virginia Clifton Forge High School, Clifton Forge. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: French and English. June. 1965. Aquamaidi; Choral Club; Ensemble; French Club, Clee Club; Russell House Council. President, Student Government. Senior Representative; Transfer Counselor, Wesley Foundation; West Moffett House Council, Treasurer; YWCA. SALLY ELLEN RICHARDS. Fort Lee. Virginia Washington and Lee Scliool. Arlington. Virginia B.S. in Education. Motor: Home Economics. June 1965. Ccrman Club; Home Economics Club; Sigma Kappa. Second Vice President 252 SENIOR DIRECTORY KATHRYN JOSEPHINE RICHARDSON. Falls Church. Virginia Falls Church High School. Falls Church. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: Sociolog)'. June, 1965. Cosmopolitan Club; El Circulo Espanol; Crapurckat, Hoofbeats; Orehesis, YWCA. KAY CHARLES RICHARDSON. Chesapeake, Virginia Osacar F. Smith High School. Chesapeake, Virginia. H.S. in Education. Motor: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Cotillion Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Student Government, Representative. REBECCA JO RIFFE. Narrows. Virginia Narrows High Sclsool, Narrows. Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: Elementary Education. March, 1965. MERRILY ROBBINS, Falls Church, Virginia Falls Church High School, Falls Church, Virginia B.S. in Education. Major-. Elementary Education. August, 1905. Forum, Secretary. BARBARA LOR KANE ROBERTS. Independence. Virginia Independence High School, Independence. Virginia. BA. Ccn-cral Motor: Biology. June, 1965. Hoofbeats; Spanish Club. Vice President. GLORIA JEAN ROBLE, Dahlgrcn, Virginia King George High School, Dahlgren, Virginia B S. in Education. Motor: Elementary Education. August. 1965. Baptist Student Union; Honor Council; Lc Ccrclc Francais; Student Education Association. PAMELA BOINEAU ROLAND, Boykin, South Carolina Camden High School, Camden, South Carolina. B.A. in Education. Motor: English. March 1965. Canterbury Club, Vice President; Cotillion Club; Pansophia; Honor: Sophomore Counselor. PATSY LEA ROOPE. Pulaski. Virginia Dublin High School. Pulaski. Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: English. August, 1965. YWCA. BABBARA ANN SAHF.L, Mount Vernon High School. B.S. in Education Major: Biology March, 1965. Animus Newman Club, Secretary. ELIZABETH VAUGHAN SALE, Warrenton, Virginia Warrenton High School, War rent on, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Health and Physical Education. March. 1965. Athletic Association; Canterbury Club; Monogram Club; Penun Club. HOX1E WILHE1M1NA SAMPSON. Richmond. Virginia Clifton Forge High School, Clifton Forge, Virginia. B.A. in Education. Mojor: French and English June. 1965. German Club; Lc Circle Francaise; Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation. ANN CHRISTINE SCHWARTINC, Stanardsville. Virginia Albemarle High Sr bool. Stanardsville. Virginia B.S m Education Major. Library Science June, 1965. 4-11 Club; Library Club President, Treasurer. SUZANNE SCHWEITZER. Hollidaysburg. Pennsylvania Big Creek Hig{h, War, West Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education June, 1965. Transfer Student. Student Education Association. EVA LYNNE SEARCF.Y. Castlewood. Virginia Castlowood High School, Castlcwood. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Motor. Home Economics. August, 1965. 4-H Club. President; Home Economics Club. LINDA MAE SECRlST, Burn: Vista, Virginia Parry McCluer High School, Buena Vista. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: Mathematics. June, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Pansophia. Student Education Association; Tri-M, YWCA. PATTIE THEADORE SELLERS, Richmond. Virginia Manchester High ScIkxiI, Richmond, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Health Physical Education. June, 1965 Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Pansophia, Pimm Club. Treasurer; YWCA. PATRICIA SUE SEMONES, Wytheville. Virginia George Wythe High School, Wytheville. Virginia. B.S. in Education Major Library Science. December. 1964. Library Club, Vice President. Wesley Foundation; YWCA JUNE AMELIA SHAW, Suffolk. Virginia Chuckatuck High School. Chuekatuck, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Afflfor: Elementary Education. March. 1965. Pansophia. Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation. CECILE MAE SHELTON, Gretna Virginia Gretna High School. Gretna, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major; Health and Physical Education. Marth, 1985. Athletic Association; Junior Dance Croup; Monogram Club; Pcmtn Club MARTHA ELLEN SHELTON. Rehoboth. Virginia Victoria High School. Rehoboth, Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education. March. 1965 Student Education Association; YWCA. PATRICIA LEE SHELTON. Danville. Virginia George Washington High School, Danville, Virginia. B S. in Education. Major Home Economics. June, 1965 Baptist Student Union, Home Economies. Pansophia; Student Education Association. YWCA. NANCY ELLEN SH1DELER, Arlington. Virginia Wakefield High School, Arlington. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Mathematics. June, 1965. Forum; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Student Education Association; Tri-M. CAROL ANNE SHOCKLEY, Stuart. Virginia Hardin Reynolds Memorial High School, Critz, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Matliematics and English. June, 1965. Forum, Secretary; Honors Hall ‘ House Council; Honor Society. Kappa Delta Pi, Vice President; Pansophia; Tri-M. VICKI JOYCE SIGMON, Roanoke. Virginia Jefferson High School. Roanoke. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. June, 1965- Alpha Sigma Alpha. Pan-hellenic Representative, Best Pledge; Cotillion Club; Treasurer; Home Economics Club, Co-Historian; Student Education Association; Student Government, Vice President; Tylei House Council, Treasurer. SUSAN PERKINS SIMMONS. Alexandria. Virginia Ccorge Washington High School. Alexandria. Virginia B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education. June, 1965. Choir; German Club; Clce Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Student Education Association; YWCA Honor: May Day Court. JOAN MARIE SIMONS. Bridgeton. Nesv Jersey Bridgeton High School. Bridgeton. New Jersey. B.S. in Education. Motor: English. June. 1965. Cropurchat, Circulation Manager. Feature Writer; Honor Council, Recording Secretary; Pansophia; Sophomore Counselor. Student Government, Second Vice President; Symposium; Secretary; Wesley Foundation, Editor of Wesley Chimes. Vice President; YWCA, Reporter. Honor: Who’s Who. Junior and Senior Y'ear. NANCY VIRGINIA SIMPSON. Arlington. Virginia Washington-Lee High School, Arlington, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: French. June. 1965. Capital Club; Curtain Clan; YWCA. ESTHER ANN SKRIVSETH. Falls Church. Virginia Falls Church High School. Falls Church. Virginia. B.S. in Education Major: Chemistry and History. June. 1965. .Alpha Sigma Tau, Vice President. Courtesy Chairman; Cotillion Club; The Forum, Leader of Conservative Wing; Lutheran Student Association, Vice President, Treasurer. Student Education Association. Russell House Council; East Moffett House Council; Sophomore Stunt Night, Co-Chairman; Junior Follies, Chairman of Song and Dance Committee, Cotillion May Day Dance, Co-Chairman. Honor : Russell Junior Resident; Sophomore Counselor. President. Who's Who. EMILY VIRGINIA SMITH. Baton Rouge High School. Elementary Education. June, 196.5. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Student Education Association. JULIA MARCARET SMITH, Radford. Virginia Auburn High School, Kiner, Virginia. B.A. Major: Chemistry and Mathematics. June, 1965. Chi Beta Phi; Day Student's Club; Highlanders; Kappa Mu F.psilon; Orchestra; Tri-M Club' Honors: Frank E. Page Scholarships; Radford College Honor Society. ROBERTA ANN SMITH. Richmond. Virginia Hermitage High School, Richmond, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business. June. 1965. Alpha Sigma Tau, President. Re cording Secretary. Cotillion Club, Crapurcltat, Distribution Manager; May Day Commission; Phi Beta Lambda, Secretary. 253 SENIOR DIRECTORY RUBY JOY SMITH. Collinsville. Virginia Field,ilt High School. Collinsville. Virginia. B.S. Motor: Business. June. 1963 Baptist Student Union, Advisory Council. Secretary, President, Pansophia, Phi Beta Lambda; Student Education Association. MARY CRANDOL SNYDER, Blacksburg, Virginia Hampton High School, Blacksburg, Virginia. B.S. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. CONEE ANNE SOLLENBERCER. Woodstock. Virginia Central High School, Woodstock, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. March, 1963. Cotillion Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Student Education Association. YWCA. CAROLYN WEYMOUTH SOMMERS. Highland Park. .New Jersey Point Pleasant High School. Highland Park. New Jersey B.S. in Education. Major: Health Physical Education August, 1965-Peniiu Club. NINA SUE SORRELL. Blueficld. Virginia Craham High School. Blueficld. Virginia. B S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. German Dance Club; Kappa Delta Pi. Kappa Mu Epsilon; Sigma Kappa, Recording Secretary, President; Tri-M Club Honor: Who’s Who. DORIS MARIE SPANGLER. Glasgow, Virginia Natural Bridge High School, Glasgow, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Motor Elementary Education. June, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Intervarsity Christian Fcllowsliip. President; YWCA. EDITH LORRAINE SPENCF. Buena Vista. Virginia Parry McCIuer High School, Buena Vista, Virginia. B S. in Education. Major: Element.!rs' Education June. 1965. Baptist Student Union; Student Education Association; YWCA. DIANE MAR SPRESSEB. Welch. West Virginia Welch High School, Welch, West Virginia. B.S. Motor: Mathematics an l Music. June. 1965 Choir, Accompanist; Choral Club; Grapurchat Staff; M.E.N.C.; Newman Club. Treasurer; Orchestra; Student Government Electoral Board. Chairman; Tri-M Club. Chi Beta Phi; Pi Delta Epsilon. Vice President; Hadofrd College Honor Society; Honors: Who’s Who. BARBARA ANNE SPRUILL. Chesapeake. Virginia Great Bridge High School, Chesapeake. Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: English June. 1965. Student Education Assoc-aton. MARGARET RUTH SPURLIN, Galas, Virginia Calax High School, Calax, Virginia. B.S. Major: Mathematics. June, 1965 Grapurchat Staff; Honor Society. Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; The Political Forum. Tri-M Club, Treasurer; YWCA. PATRICIA ANN STALLARD. Pound. Virginia Pound High School. Pound. Virginia. B.S. In Education. Major: English. June, 1965. Highlanders. KAREN B STEINMAN, Blacksburg. Virginia Portage Area High School, Portage. Pennsylvania. B.S Major: Health and Physical Education. August, 1965 Orrhesis; Penun Club. CA1.LIE RUTH STEVENS. Salem. Virginia Andrew l ewis High School, Salem, Virginia. B A. Ccncral. Motor: English. June. 1965. Wesley Foundation. PHYLLIS SUE STILTNER. Radford. Virginia Crundy High School. Radford, Virginia. 8 S. Major: Business Education. March, 1965. LINDA SPENCER STONE, Bassett. Virginia Martinsville High. Bassett. S'irgini . B.S. in Education. Major: English. June. 1965. Ingles House Council. President; Inter-dorm Committee of Student Government. Chairman; Student Government Representative; West Moffett House Council. President; Honor : Sophomore Counselor. ALMA KATHLEEN STUMP. Marion. Virginia Marion High School, Marion. Virginia. 3.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. June, 1965. Home Economics Club; Orchesis, Secretary; Student Education Association. Treasurer, Secretary; YWCA VERA LEA SURFACE. Max Meadows. Virginia Northfork-Elkhorn High School. Northfork. West Virginia B.S. in Education. Motor: Elementary Education. June, 1965. BETTY ZANE SWECKER, Hillsville, Virginia Ft. Chiswell High School. Hillsville, Virginia R.S. in Education. Motor: Business Education June. 1965. Phi Beta lounhda. ROSE ANN SWINDALL. Poiuid. Virginia Pound High School, Pound. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: English. lur.e, 1965. Choral Club; Curtain Clan. French Club. CIcc Club. Pansophia; Pi Delta Epsilon; Highlanders; Radford Review, Co-editor. YWCA. Honor. Sophomore Counselor. BARBARA LANE TATE. Blueficld. Virginia Craham High School. Blueficld, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Home Economics. .August, 1965. Disciple Student Fellow-ship. Home Economics Club. SANDRA LEE TAWES. Blacksburg, Virginia Blacksburg High School. Blacksburg. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. MARTHA ANN TENCH. Colonial Heights. Virginia Colonial Heights High School, Colonial Heights, Virginia. B.S. Major: Business. June, 1905 Plu Beta Lambda. NINA CAROLE THOMAS. Floyd. Virginia Floyd High School. Floyd. Virginia. B.S. Major; Chemistry and Mathematics. December. 1965. Band; M.E.N.C. ANNE MARIE THOMPSON. Arlington. Virginia Wakefield High ScIkioI. Arlington, Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965 Capital Club, Choral Club; Cotillion Dance Club. Glee Club, Librarian. Sigma Sigma Sigma. Vice President and Panhellemc Representative; Student ment. Student Education Association; Honor Council. Honor: Sigma Sigma Sigma, Outstanding Pledge Award. Scholastic Award. BARBARA ANN THOMPSON. Bluemont. Virginia Clarke County High School. Bluemont. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education and English. March. 1965. Grapurchat Stiff; Honor Society; Kappa Delta Pi; Pansophia; Student Education Association, Wesley Foundation. MARY CATHERINE TOLBERT. Floyd. Virginia Floyd High School, Floyd. Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: Health and Physical Education. June. 1965. Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Pcmm Club. Secretary. President; Student Education Association. BARBARA LEIGH TOMLINSON. Alexandria. Virginia George Washington High ScIkioI, Alexandria, Virginia, B.S. in Education. Major; Art. June. 1965. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Co-rush Chairman; Art Cuild. Cotillion Club. Historian. President; House Council. Tyler. West Moffett; Student Education Association; YWCA. Honors: College Board Representative to Mademoiselle Magazine; Who’s Who. AVA LYNN TORRENCE. Radford. Virginia Dublin High School, Dublin. Virginia B.S. .Major: Home Economics. June, 1965. Day Student’s Club. Secretary. Home Economics Club; Student Government Representative; Student Court; Honor: Sophomore Counselor. JOYCE A1LEENE TOSH. Rocky Mount. Virginia Franklin County High School. Rocky Mount. Virginia B.S. in Education. Major: History’. June. 1965. Transfer from Frmim Junior College. Student Education Association; Wesley Foundation. JOLYNN TRAINHAM. Springfield. Virginia Lee High School. Springfield, Virginia. B.A in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Glee Club, Lutheran Student Association; Student Education Association. SARAH NEWTON TULL, Vinton. Virginia Appalachia High School. Vinton, Virginia. B.S. In Education. Major: English. December, 1964. Alpha Wi Omega, Vice President; Baptist Student Union. Orchestra. JUDITH TURNER VANCE, Radford. Virginia Radford High School, Radford, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. 754 SENIOR DIRECTORY NVANDA JEAN VEST. Floyd. Virginia Floyd High School. Floyd, Virginia. J3.S. in Education. Major: Business, lone . 1965. Curtain Clan, House Council. President, Fire Warden; Phi Beta Lambda; Student Education Association. JUDY IRIS VIA. Patrick Springs, Virginia Hardin Reynolds Memorial High School. Patrick Springs. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Business. June, 1965. Phi Beta Lambda, Treasurer, Vice President; Student Education Association. JUDY CAROL VIPPF.RMAN, Ridgeway, Virginia Drewry Mason High School, Ridgeway, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. PATRICIA CATHERINE V1TOMSKI. Engllshtown. New Jersey Freehold Regional High School, Freehold, New Jersey. B.S. in Education Major: History. June, 1965. Crapurchat, Reporter; Student Education Association. Reporter. JULIA BLANCHE WARE. Bumpass. Virginia Louisa County High School, Bumpass, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Health and Physical Education. Alpha Sigma Tau, Treasurer; Athletic Association; Bolling House Council, President; Ingles House Council, Vice President; Monogram Club, Treasurer; Pemm Club, Secretary. CAROL LYNN WATSON, Wytheville, Virginia Coorgc Wythe High School, Wytheville, Virginia. B.S in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Student Education Association; YWCA. CHARLOTTE ANN WATSON. Radford. Virginia Dublin High School. Dublin, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. June, 1965. Day Students' Club. Social Chairman; Home Economics Club; Honor Council. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. FRANCES HALL WATSON. Roanoke. Virginia William Fleming High School, Roanoke, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Maior: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Day Students' Club; Hoofbeats Club; Pansophia; Student Education Association. BERNICE HUDSON WEBB. Radford, Virginia William Fleming High School, Roanoke. Virginia R.S in Education. Major. Business. August, 1965. Baptist Student Union; Phi Beta Lambda; YWCA. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. TERRY JO WEBB. Hoanoke, Virginia Jefferson High School. Roanoke. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June. 1965. Ccography Club; Psi Chib; Student Education Association. ANN NIXON WEEKS, Floyd. Virginia Willis High School, Floyd, Virginia. B.A. Major Biology. June, 1965. Church of the Brethren Student Fellowship; Curtain Clan; French Club; Hoofbeats. Honor: Sophomore Counselor; NSF Grant. DOROTHY PATRICIA WEST. Arlington. Virginia Washington-Lee High School. Arlington, Virginia. B.S. Major-. Business. June, 1965. Phi Beta Lunbda. Honor: Dean’s List. JEANNE E. WHITENER. Arlington, Virginia Wakefield High School. Arlington, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. March. 1965. Student Education Association. GEORGIA ANNE WILLIAMS, Falls Church, Virginia Stuart High School, Falls Church. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Elementary Education. June, 1965. Animus Ouarcns. Reporter; Cosmopolitan Club; Student Education Association. PHYLLIS MAE WILLIAMSON. Radford, Virginia Auburn High School. Rimer, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Public School Music. June, 1965. Bund; Choral Club and Ensemble; Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Phi Epsilon, Corresponding and Recording Secretary, Music Educators National Conference. BRENDA LEE WILSON. MechanicsviUe. Virginia Thomas lefferson High School. Roanoke. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: English. June. 1965. Alpha Sigma Tau, Program Chairman; Honor Council; East Moffett House Council. Secretary; Pansophia; Rule Book Committee; Senior Class Vice President; Student Education Association; Tyler House Council, President. Honor: Sophomore Counselor; Wlio’s Who. ANN MARIA WINGFIELD. Hopewell. Virginia Prince Ccorgc High School. Hopewell. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major. Elementary Education. June, 1965. Curtain Clan; Ccrman Club; Student Education .Association. ELEANOR CAROLE WOHLFORD. Wytlieville, Virginia Ceorge Wythe High School. Wytlieville, Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Music, une. 1965. Band. Mu Phi Epsilon, Warden: Music Educators National Conference. President. CAROLYN BOND WRICHT. Forest Hill, Maryland Bel Air High School. Forest Hill. Maryland. B.A. Ccncrol. Major: Ait. Maid), 1965. Alpha Sigma Tau, Co-rush Chairman, Historian. Ccrman Club, Chairman Coronation Ball. Honor-. Freshman Identification; May Court, Miss Maryland; Miss Preak-ness; V.P.I. Homecoming Court; V.P.I. Miltary Ball Princess, Who's Who. JOYCE REBECCA WRIGHT. Bridgewater. Virginia Turner Ashby High School. Dayton. Virginia. B.S. in Education. Major: Home Economics. June, 1965. Church of the Brethren Student Fellowship, Secretary and Treasurer; Home Economics Club; Student Education Association. ROSALIND WEBB ZAUN, Radford, Virginia Wakefield High School. Arlington. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major: History. June, 1965. Band. Clcc Club. CYNTHI A ANN ZE1CI.ER, Tazewell. Virginia Tazewell High School, Tazewell. Virginia. B.A. in Education. Major. English and Ijtin. Line, 1965. Pansophia; Sigma Kappa. Scholarship Chairman. Student Education Association; Symposium. Honor: Sophomore Counselor. 255 GENERAL INDEX Administration ............................ Alumnae Association ...................... Alpha Psi Omega ............ .............. Alpha Sigma Alpha ............... Alpha Sigma Tau .......................... Animus Quarens ....-....................... Aquamaids ................................. Art Guild ................................ Athletic Association ..................... Band ................ Baptist Student Union BEE HIVE Board of Visitors . ...................... Canterbury Association :. Chi Beta Phi ....... Choral Club ........ Church of the Brethren Student Fellowship Concert Dance Club Contents ................. Cotillion Club..... Curriculum Clubs Curtain Clan Dance Clubs ..... Day Students Club ......................... Dean of Instruction..... ..... Dean of Women ................ ............ Dedication Director of Admissions and Placement .... El Circulo Espanol Faculty ......... Foreword . ...... 4-H Alumnae Association ................... German Club Glee Club.................... CRAPURCHAT .................. Highlanders ................. Home Economics Club.......... ...... Honor Council...................... Honor Fraternities ............ -.......... Honor Society ............... House Councils ...... .................... Hurlburt, Frances ..................-..... In Memorium................. Interdorm Council .......-.......—..-....— Kappa Delta Pi........................ — 20- 43 Kappa Mu Epsilon ......................-....-..... 178 173 Library Club ....._........................ 212 174 Literary Magazine ......................... 199 184 185 Lutheran Student Association .............. 227 186-187 Martin, Charles K., Jr. 22-23 212 May Day ........ ... 238-242 220 Monogram Club ............................. 219 208 Mu Phi Epsilon...............-.......-..... 179 218-219 Music Educators National Conference ......... 203 202 Newman Club ..........-......-.......-.....— 228 225 Newspaper 200-201 I98 19S Orchesis 222 24 Panhellenic Council —..................... 183 226 Pansophia ..................... -.....—.. 209 175 Penun Club................................. 223 205 Phi Beta Lambda .......................... . ISO 226 Pictorial Section ................—........ 6- 19 222 Pi Delta Epsilon ............................ 181 2 Pi Gamma lu.......................... 182 192-193 President of the College 22- 23 196-231 Psi Club 210 207 Queens 243-245 192-195 RADFORD REVIEW 199 216-217 Registrar .............................. 37 25 Riding Club------..---------------------- — 221 11 Shelley, M. P............ 36 4. 5 Sigma Kappa............... 188-189 36 Sigma Sigma Sigma ...........-............. 190-191 210 Ski Club ‘206 25- 43 Social Sororities ....................... — 184-191 3 Student Body 44-161 20S Senior 46- 99 194-195 Junior 100-115 204 Sophomore ........... ................. 116-137 200-201 Freshman ........ 138-158 202 Student Court ........... ................. 165 215 Student Education Association .............. 213-214 166 Student Government ........................ 164-165 174-182 Student Life Committee .................... 165 176 -Tri-M Club .... . 211 221 United Campus Christian Fellowship ...... 227 167-172 Wesley Foundation ................. _...... 229 41 Westminister Fellowship 229 159-161 Who's Who 234-237 165 Young, Robert J..............—............. 25 177 YWCA 230-231 226 SSS2 35 s i v m 5T '-+ si -« ' ia, — .'■ - =- SStfj? i Ti X f - 'fr •«■'.- 2 -• Mbs •' . . 'VI - .O .'_- v r • dK=i ev- % }. 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