Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

o. ARCHfVES e MONT. NORTH CAROUNA 28012 l u Look back and give thanks, Look forward and take courage; Look around and serve, Look up and rejoice. 4 Published by the Sophomore Closs of SACRED HEART COLLEGE Belmont, North Carolina He is the poet of the world, with tender patience leading it by his vision of truth, beauty, and goodness. —Alfred N. Whitehead acJi Season CBrin s S s CRic£ CBeauia The front campus presents a beautiful summer night-time setting. In the spring the central attraction on campus becomes encircled with rich greenery and colorful flowers. Uo Sacrecf y fearPs Campus With the coming of winter the campus is lined by a ghstening white blanl et of snow. ffi-«?.-JS -_ In the early autumn the colorful leaves drift down upon the grounds of the front campus. Ofcf Urac ihons H encf Wi A Mocfern Then the Students and Alumnae turned a spade of earth. Mr. Thomas Baugh assists Sister M. Stephen, Presi- ' ' dent, in breaking ground for the new dorm. student Residence Scheduled for Completion in 1965 Civilizes man advances in all fields of his intellectual pursuits. His increased knowledge pushes the boundaries of truth forward ; the area of his knowledge broadens. This increased knowledge pre- sents a challenging problem. School pre- pares the student of today to know the heritage of truth from the past to see the truths of the present, and correlate him- self to the discoveries of the future. As man ' s sphere of knowledge widens, his preparation in this knowledge increases. Sacred Heart College has expanded its program to meet the challenges of a world of growing complexity. Quantitatively, it has increased, not only the number of its courses, but the size of its campus as well. Qualitatively, it has added depth and en- richment to all of its courses. It has thrown light on the past, kept abreast with the new and prepared us for the future. Our school has grown, and continues to grow with the times, to blend old tradi- tions with modern. aininislraijion dacufltj Faith is the eye that sees Him, the hand that clings to Him, the receiving power that appropriates Him. — Woodbridge Most Rev. Vincent S. Waters. D.D. Bishop of Raleigh Bishop Charles B. McLaughlin is a de- voted shepherd, and a capable administrator. He has done much for Catholic education, active in the youth apostolate, and has a great interest in vocations. Churches throughout the Diocese are a tribute to the zeal of His Excellency, Bishop Waters. A great and wise leader for Christ, Bishop Waters has been fair in dealing with people in world situations. He was farsighted in desegregation, and he is very progressive in his compliance with the wishes of the Holy Fathers, John XXIII and Pius VI in up- dating the liturgy. Sanctity and learning are his yet he has a warm and humble approach to people. We are inspired to greater holiness and zeal whenever we are in his presence. Most Rev. Charles B. McLaughlin, Auxiliary Bishop of Raleigh D.D. Sacred JieaH Cjoneoe Reverend Mother Mary James is an ex- cellent administrator. She has keen percep- tions and immediately recognizes persons and events for what they are. Faith is one of her most essential qualities. She is queenly and gracious, and readily puts one at ease. She is always religious, dynamic, and in- spiring. Rev. Mother Mary James, R.S.M. Chairman of Board of Trustees In our president, Sister Stephen, we have a religious leader whose life embodies the high ideals which we hope to achieve, and a scholar who is seriously dedicated to the pursuit of wisdom and truth. Sister M. Stephen, R.S.M. President Sister M. Christine Academic Dean (Hj iere ihere is G iariitJ ano loue, inere is 9ocC Sister M. Celestine Dean of Women Committee from the Southern Association at dinner with officials and Advisors of the college in the cafeteria. Mr, S.P.V. Desmond, Charlotte; Mother M. Michel, Sister M. Stephen, Rev. Mother Mary James, Dr. Carl Hayes, President of Sue Bennett College, London, Ky.; Rev. James Solari, O.S.B., Chaplain, Sacred Heart College; Sister Roberta Louise, President, Barry College, Miami, Fla.; Rev. Cuthbert E. Allen, O.S.B., Public Relations, Belmont Abbey College; Mr. B, F, Galligan, Gastonia, N. C. Sister Mary Annella Sociology Sister Mary Annette Journalism, Librarian Sister Mary Aquinas French Mr. Benedict Berry Ethics, Logic Sister Mary Bernard Business Manager Mr. Joseph Biter History Sister Mary Cecilia Music Sister Mary Christine Philosophy, Public Speaking Mrs. Clemmer Reading: Rev. Donald Scales, O.S.B. Theology Mrs. Eccles Home Economics Rev. Eugene Theology Sister Mary Gerlurde Medical Sciences, Psychology Some of our faculty members pause for discussion during the noon hour. Sister Mary Helen Librarian Rev. James Solari Chaplain Sister Mary Kevin English Sister Mary Jean Baptiste Chemistry Sister Mary Joan Biology, Mathematics Miss Barbara Kenna English Mother Maura French Mrs. Leon Schneider of Gastonia presents a one-man show at Belmont Abbey College Library. She is shown with her instructor, Sister M. Theophane. Sister Mary Michael English, Spanish A Mrs. Jean J. Moore Typing- Mrs. Mary S. Raker Stenography, Typing- Dr. Salazar Accounting Rev. Sebastian Doris, O.S.B. Theology Mrs. Slatan Glee Club Mrs. Joy W. Sparrow Physical Education Sister Mary Stephen Mathematics Sister Mary Theophane Fine Arts yjJass o 65 Left to right: Judith Hasbrouck, Dorothy McCaughan, Barbara Jean Leonard, Carol Berry, and Tracey Matthews. Dorothy C. McCaughan President Carol V. Berry Vice-President Judith M. Hasbrouck Secretary Tracey A. Matthews Treasurer Barbara Jean Leonard Social Chairman (HJnen we looA oacA Kathleen M. Adrian White Plains, New York Kathy . . . Tom-girl . . . Richmond . . . Phi Kap Fan . . . Ultra-Blue. The soul of woman lives in love. Barbara Jeanne Ayers Bronx, New York B.J. . . . Bronxie . . . You-Guys . . . Oh, I ' m so confused . . . Tall and graceful. That which we acquire with the most diffi- culty we retain the longest. Ma njf ranees Barry Manchester, New Hampshire Mi ki . . . Uncle Louie . . . Night Owl . . . Abbey Class. God gives sleep to the bad, in order that the good may be undisturbed. Mary Gerard Battaglia Norfolk, Virginia Jeri . . . Spaghetti lover . . . picture fixer . . . fanatic cleaner!?! ... unusual souvenirs. Let your life lightly dance on the edges of time like dew on the tip of a leaf. over our nines iimes a (bacrecf yieari if we will rememoer 6i our mo nen s of jou. Carol Virginia Berry Richmond, Virginia Carol . . . Class Scholar . . . editor of the Echoes . . . sincerity. It is the mind that makes the body rich. Mary Elizabeth Bonday Newport News, Virginia unique taste . . . re- artist. Vicliie . . . dark eyes vival . . . Princeton Novelty has charms that our minds can hardly withstand. Mary Ann Bogan Uniondale, Long Island, New York Bogie . . . Social Time . . . Are vou kidding me! Scotch and Soda (H.,0) ... SS ... Grief . . . A good heart ' s worth gold. Mary Hamilton Bruce Lenoir, North Carolina Ham . . . five-day boarder . . . Ham ' s stories . . . French major . . . Imagination is the ruler of our dreams. (SlJe siuoi ' ecf harcf Nancy Geneal Bustle Stanley, North Carolina Nancy ... S, G. right hand man . . . ready . . . willing- . . . able. There is a place and niean.s for every man alive. Kathleen A. Clear y Bound Brook, New Jersey Kathy . . . blonde streak . . . late sleeper wind song. All grand thoughts come from the heart. ' Elaine Teresa Cloonav I Richmond, Virginia Clooney . . . manager . . . busy weekends TKE . . . PKT . . . SPE??? My good will i.s great. Frances Alexandria Coletta Burnsville. North Carolina Frances . . . Mountaineer . . . popcorn . . . girls, don ' t be so rude ... a Patron of Ottoway Burns. Small cheer and great feast makes a merry welcome. io maAe ine mos of our s au (iOe ioojR Jasci ' nalinq irips io far-ofj pic aces. Lillian Theresa Coletta Burnsville, North Carolina Tessie . . . sweet and sincere . . . never too busy to lend an ear ... The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. Elaine Frances Downs Washington, D. C. Bobby Vinton fan ... D. C. driver . . . perfec- tionist . . . thrifty . . . A peace above all earthly dignities, a still and quiet conscience. Joanna Cullinane Couturier Charleston, South Carolina Kerry, Kerry, Kerry! . . . knee socks make the hair-do! . . . Charleston drawl . . . She ' s al- ways late, Kerry . . . Love comforteth like sunshine after rain. Deirdre An7i Dumphy Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dee Dee . . . bubble gum . . . Isn ' t it the truth? ... sweet and petite. A day in April never came so sweet. ISJe oowfecf ancf swam Penny Jo Feather stone Gastonia, North Carolina Penny , . . Spanish student . . . our fashion model . . . amature artist . . . sincere. I hope I shall have leisure to make good. Sharon Lynn Folk Greenville. Tennessee Indianapolis contender . . . sleep-walker . . . un ique room . . . Those about her, from her shall read the per feet ways of honor. Maureen Gregory Newport News, Virginia jio . . . camera-bug ... El Toro . . . late dates . . . affectionate . . . As merry as the day is long. Shirley Kaye Grice Mount Holly, North Carolina Shirley . . . History attendance ma,ior sweet personality One may smile and smile ... ancf enjouecf all L poris. liUe exercisecf aff or our a oi 11 lies. Karen Marie Gugliotta Greensboro, North Carolina Gaston_ Good things come in small packages Tech . . . studious . . . So shines a good deed in a naughty world. ' Judith Maria Hasbrouck Richmond, Virginia Judi . . . Clemson lover . . . mature outlook . . . secretary of the year . . . Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. Susan Jane Hilsbos Falls Church, Virginia auburn hair . . . short skirts . . . avid reader. The summer ' s flower is to the summer sweet. Edith Katherine Hughes New Bern, North Carolina Hughie . . . bridge player . . . neatness plus . . . quiet and refined . . . What sweet delight a quiet life affords. so inai our a enh Agnes Lin Yuen Hung North Point, Hong Kong long distance phone calls . . . slit skirts . . . unique taste . . . It is a beautiful necessity of our nature to love something. Theresa Earlleen Jenkins Cramerton, North Carolina Theresa , . . potential singer . . . B.B. Star Gastonia Informer . . . Witty. How now wit? Wither wander thou? Manj Kathryn Klinker Fairfax, Virginia prompt . . . sweet and naive . . . tiny. I will be the pattern of all patience. k. I . Leoyiore T. Kaufmann White Plains, New York Norie . . . Brian cawled . . . swim much! ? ? . . . curly hair — not for long . . . Her friendship is constant in all things. ' cvou cf 6e acAnowJed ed uon2e i ne. s we were J I ' nnecf auiie plaujiu -m — m Kathleen Ann Kurtz South Amboy, New Jersey Kathy . . . sweet and subtle . . . capable and de- pendable . , . stuffed animals ... Depend on no man, on no friend but him who can depend on himself. Paula Regina Layton Greenville, Tennessee Paula . . . beautiful Hands . . . TKE . . . past and future Abbey student . . . Chemistry Major. Life is a flower of which love is the honey. Barbara Jean Leonard Salisbury, North Carolina Barge . . . creative dancer . . . tremendous photo . . . safety-pinned . . . East Carolina. Which can say more than this rich praise — that you alone are you. Frances Antoinette McCanless Salisbury, North Carolina Toni . . . femine . . . pierced ears . . . quiet but gracious. An appearance of delicacy, and even of fra- gility, is almost essential to beauty. as we reJaxe ' axecf Dorothy Conrad McCaughan Richmond, Virginia Toy . . . weekends at Donna ' s . . . mischievious . . . leadership award. Every man ' s life is a plan of God. Christine Ann McCormick Richmond, Virginia Chris . , . sing along with Chris . . . hall coun- selor ... blonde, brunette, redhead???. Mind is the partial side of man; the heart is everything. Elizabeth Ellyn McCormick Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Lyn . . . true friend . . . soldier boy . . , Home Economist. Faith makes the discords of the present the harmonies of the future. Traccii Ann Matthews Greensboro, North Carolina Tracey . . . turtle-neck sweaters . . . exotic dancer . . . fancy hair-do ' s. Those move easiest who have learned to dance. rom our classes ■fa. and prepareo for eac. Mary Penelope Meagher Hingham, Massachusetts Penny . . . rag doll . . . tough baby . . . Jack- sonville Mail. Happiness is not the end of life; character Ruth Ann Morris Norwood, North Carolina Ruth . . . always smiling . . . Victory neaker, The heart that is to be filled to the brim with holy joy must be held still. Ann Elizabeth Morrow Jacksonville, Florida Ann . . . undecided Miss . . . one watch down the drain ... organization plus??!!. Do little things now; so shall big things come to thee by and by asking to be done. Mrs. Marsha Holland Phillips Gastonia, North Carolina Marsha . . . Girl Scout enthusiast . . . helpful and gracious. Fair be all thy hopes, and prosperous be thy life. Rose Marie Ramone Wilmington, Delaware Roe . . . midnight phone calls . . . Italian Con- noisseur . . . talented. Examine what is said, not him who speaks. Barbara C. Robinson Charleston, South Carolina Bobbie . . . High Point commutator . . . TKE for a week . . . tennis champ . . . Dramatics. Love is love ' s reward. Betty Jo Sabbag Jacksonville, Florida Bag . . . Everybody ' s roommate . . . wipe-out keeper of all things. To love is to place our happiness in the hap- piness of another. numerous pro o ems wnicn ooA I ' ne ancf inanu la e nours. Carol Anne Savage Cleveland. Ohio live a lot — learn a little . . . always checking . Carol Can-do . . . All the world loves a lover. Martha Schultz Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tracey . . . athletically inclined . . . Miss Clairol ' 65 ... Young sophisticate . . . Sarcasm spiced with laughter . . . A true work of art is but a shadow of the devine perfection. Jacqueline Marie Schroeder Morristown, New Jer sey Schroeder . . . avid TKE fan . . . ever chang- ing mind . . . artichoke . . . Happiness consists in the attainment of our desires, and in our having only right desires. Mary Ann Shine Richmond, Virginia Indian Love Song . . . soccer spectator . . . NYAC ... The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the delightful sounds of earth. J ' lna Iu 1 ' our e, er or s ( Nancy Marie Sito Charlotte, North Carolina Nancy . . . June Bride . . . S.H. chauffeur sweet and cheerful. She makes the remembrance dear. Pat Patricia Ann Stephens Petersburgh, Virginia Whittey . . . Theta Beta gets around . . . lively This world belongs to the energetic. Manj Ann Tedesco Jarratt, Virginia Mary . . . Southern charm . . . Peanut Queen . . . Revlon patron ... a letter a day. The fountain of beauty is the heart, and every generous thought illustrates the walls of your chamber. and de ermi ' na ion brouoni success and salisjaciion. Mary Martha Thompson Mount Holly, North Carolina Mickey . . . gracious and dependable always ready to lend a helping hand. As you like it. T Mary Ann Vail Bay Shore. New York Prince Valient . . . sweet and considerate . . . ra- dient . . . Tenderness is the repose of love. 4 Susan Elizabeth Waison Gastonia, North Carolina Susan . . . quiet with a definite purpose . . . Witty. Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak! . w Mrs. Rachel Baker Webb Cramerton, North Carolina Rachael . . . quiet but ambitious. A woman is a dish for the gods. (OJe y no our.se ves as Anne Barbara Weidlein McLean, Virginia Anne . . . D.C. . . . here I come! Tracey ' s biggest critic!. . .Lover of Life. . .unfinished Hair-Do ' s. The most profound joy has more of gravity than of gaiety in it. Mary Claire Wheeler Jaclcsonville, Florida Clair ... meh-meh ... bouncy redhead ...a nice word for everyone. . . Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Judith Anne Winterich Cleveland, Ohio Judy . . . Basltetball enthusiast . . . Mrs. Poison Ivy. . .Wint. . .Stunning. . . The light of the understanding humility kind- leth, and pride covereth. opnomores ai (L)acreo Jiear conii ' nui ' na o siri ' ue for life ' s aouan aaes. .- ?? Sharyn Ernestine Witcher Cramerton, Xorth Carolina Sharyn . . . Basketball star . . . Sha-ran! I summon up remembrance of things past. ' Gloria Dae Wolfe Staunton, Virginia Oh, these contact lenses. . . . secrets with Daddy?! ... petite blonde ... sarcastic, neverl A loving maiden grows unconsciously more bold. Barbara Ann Worthington Norfolk, Virginia Barb . . . pen pal . . . Geritol kid . . . You will find poetry nowhere unless you bring some with you. Sister Christine practices with the Sacred Heart Folk Singers resninan Cj ass Left to right: Barbara Gorcys, Donna Vaillancourt. Lynn Hammer, Kathleen Rea, Sue Borysiewicz, and Mary Kurtz. President Barbara Gorcys Vice-President Mary Kurtz Secretary Kathleen Rea Treasurer Sue Borysiewicz Social Chairman Lynn Hammer Day Student Representative Donna Vaillancourt Kathleen Byrne Molle Leigh Burgen Patricia Burritt Judith Buttler Gloria Camarco Maria Cardenas Kathy Cuccaro Katherine Cullen Deborah Dominique Maureen Donnelly Geraldine Downing Kathryn Doyle Margaret Sally Coleen Suzanne Carol Droesch Dunford Eager Parrell Federal Fick Judith Beverlv Jayne Judy Frances Michele Dianne Fields Fleming Fletcher Flynn Francis Furr ' amela Aileen Margaret Rosemary Jacqueline Mary Lou Furr Gacomo Gately Giaquinto Giermanski Giles Kay Barbara Susie Iris Lynn Margaret illespie Gorcys Graves Greybeal Hammer Hammerstrom Layne von Handschuh Barbara Hancock Jean Harmon Judith Harmon A M Patricia Healey Loretta Heilig irgmia Margaret Jane Sharon Sister Roberta Hill Hines Hoffman Hurley Jean Jordan Maureen Kempton Trisha Kiesgard Carole Kivlighan Jennifer Kramer Mary Kurtz Teresa Lamar Gisela Mendez Mildred Charlene Miller Katherine Moses Mrs. Joyce Gaiter Sister MuUis Nazzarina Anne Rosebro Suzanne Scannell Susan Schultz Catherine Schwitter Jo Anne Shaver Patricia Showfety f © Mary Shumway Judith Skidmore Marguerite Steiber Sandra Stewart Laura Tassin Elizabeth Taylor Katherine Thurbee Maria Ester Typaldos Robena Weaver Janice Webb Ellen Ulivo Vielka Urena Patricia Williamson Theresa Whitcamp Donna Marie Vaillancourt Elsie Zablah Janina Vallon Uroanizaiions yc Jne iudeni cJovernmeni From left to right: Mary Tedesco, Social Chairman; Karen Gugliotta, Vice-President; Theresa Coletta, President; Frances Coletta, Recording Secretary; Tracey Schultz, Corresponding Secretary; Janina Vallon, Treasurer. Jne Ljea s a ue Jjoarcf Left to right: 1st row, seated — Frances Coletta, Carol Berry, Karen Gugliotta, Theresa Coletta, Tracy Schultz. 2nd row, standing — Rose Marie Ramone, Mary Tedesco, Mary Ann Bogan, Barbara Gorcys, Janina Vallon, Carol Savage. Une uaiciaJ Jjoaro Left to right: Bernadette McDonough, Theresa Coletta, Carol Berry, Mary Ann Bogan, Claire Wheeler, Ann Clerici, Roberta Jordan. Z Jie Jia f Jjoarcf Left to right: First row, seated — Xorie Kaufmaiui. Carol Savage. Mary Ann Began, Judi Hasbrouck. Second row. standing — Lucia Lorentz, Kathy Cucarro, Judy Butler, Kriss Moleski, Sue Borysiewicz, Iris Graybeal. Elaine BaikL-r, .Juaiina Cuutuitii. Third row, standing — Kathy Adrain, Cathy Liekweg, Bernadette McDonough, Mar- garet Lamb, Kathy Rea, Sallie Jo Meyers, Robena Weaver, Susie Graves. CjoroJ Oavaae First Semester Hall Counselor President Jltar, Ai nn Jjoejan oao Second Semester Hall Counselor President Une yinnuaJ (u ar Left to right: Mary Anne Shine, Gloria Wolfe, Jackie Schroeder, Tracy Schultz, Mary Tedesco, Kathy Kurtz, Mary Ann Bogan, Susan Hilsbos, Nancy Sito, Anne Weidlein. THE EDITORS Left to right: Tracy Schultz, Art Editor; Mary Tedesco, Editor; Gloria Wolfe, Layout Editor; Kathy Kurtz, Editor, Mary Ann Bogan, Sophomore Class Editor. THE BUSINESS MANAGERS Anne Weidlein and Susan Hilsbos Ulie (icnoes cj 2, Seated: Barbara Robinson; Carol Berry, Editor; Sister M. Annette, Sponsor; Frances Coletta, Assistant Editor; Theresa Coletta. First row, standing: Mary Ann Vail; Frances Powers, Barbara Worthington, Sharon Hui ' ley, Mary Lou Giles, Kathy Moses. Second Row, standing: Suzanne Scannell, Dianne Furr, Elaine Bai ' ker, Frances Flynn. The Echoes Staff hard at worii. Une niernah ' onal CRe ah ' ons G u£ Members: Left to right, seated: Gloria Wolfe, Mickey Hammerstrom, Carole Kivlighan, Frances Flynn. Second row, standing: L. Tassin K Moleski, B. J. Fleming, M. Tedesco, T, Coletta, K. Gugliotta, C. Liekweg, E. Zablah. Officers; Left to right: Frances Coletta, Kathy Kurtz. Not pictured: Xiomara Ortiz, President. Jne rea Decisions duo standing: Dianne Furr, President; left to right, 1st row, seated: Sharon Hurley, Joyce Nelms, Lucia Lorentz, Mary Lou Giles, Jenny Kramer, Sue Ronan. 2nd row, seated: Theresa McCormick, Janina Vallon, Mickey Hammerstrom, Loretta Heilig, Laura Tassin, B. J. Fleming, Cathy Liekweg, Barbara Perez. .3rd row, standing: Sylvia Ramaro, Gloria Camagro. Left to right, seated: Frances Coletta, Ann Clerici, Mary Kurtz, Judi Hasbrouck, Roe Ramone. Left to right, standing: Kathy Kurtz, Theresa Coletta, Mary Tedesco, Karen Gugliotta. Not pictured: Gloria Wolfe. U ie Democrais us Une U epuo icans Left to right: Frances Coletta and Mickey Barry. Left to right: Barbara Robison and Sue Ronan. S7n jKocA yjaznpaian (j ec ion Jne Drainaiics Qj ub Left to right, standing: Jenny Kramer, Jody Shaver, Frances Coletta, Joyce Nelms, Sue Ronan, Kriss Moleski, Theresa Coletta, Frances Flynn, Barbara Gorcys. Second row: Mary Klinker, Pam Furr. Third Row: Gloria Wolfe, B. J. Flem- ing, Mary Shumway, Joanna Coutrier, Kathy Kurtz, Elaine Barker, Elaine Cloonan, Sue Scannell, Mickey Hammer- strom, Frances Powers, Cathy Liekweg, Carole Kivlighan. President — Rose Marie Ramone Vice-President — Barbara Robinson Secretary — Jacqueline Schroeder Librarian — Norie Kaufmann Programs — Gloria Wolfe sti ■3 ' g-At. Une U ' ine Iris G uo Left to right, seated: Kathy Kurtz, Rose Marie Ramone, Sallie Jo Meyers, Jaclcie Schroeder, Loretta Heileg, Kriss Moleski, Sharon Folli, B. J. Fleming, Mary Kurtz, Carol Berry, Frances Powers, Theresa Coletta, Cathy Liekweg, Mary Ann Vail, Carole Kivlighan, Karen Gugliotta, Mary Tedesco, Tracy Schultz, Jody Shaver, Margaret Lamb, Frances Coletta. Not pictured: Gloria Wolfe. Une ee G uo Left to right: Sister Bernard, Sister Jean, Lynn McCor- mick, Lucia Lorentz, Sue Borysiewicz, Theresa Coletta, Kathy Thurber, Michele Francis, Kathy Kurtz, Linda Mar- tin, Judy Butler, Alma McSorley, Elsie Zablah, Cebbie Do- minque. Janice Casella. 2nd row: Carol Savage, Norie Kauf- mann, Mickey Hammerstrom, Bonnie Parisi, Maureen Greg- ory, Mary Ann Bogan, Tracey Shultz, Dede Dunphy. 3rd row: Pat Showfety, Mary Kurtz, Elaine Cloonan, Roberta Jordan, Mary Shumway, Elaine Barker, Gerry Downing, Eileen Gamoco, Bonnie Landes, Janina Vallon, Sister Au- gustine, Chris McCormick, Margaret Gately, Jane Hoffmann, Kay Doyle, Bonnie Wit Kamp. mnen s CRecreah ' on C ssociah ' on Left to right: 1st Row— Beinadette McDonough, Roberta Jordan, Cathy Byrne, Sue Borysiewicz, Mary Ann Shine Judy Wintench, Carol Savage, Barbara Hancock, Sally Dunford 2nd Row— Mary Lou Giles, Tracey Shultz, Susan Hilsbos, Nancy Sito, Gloria Wolfe, Ann Weidlein, Mary Ann Bogan, Judy Hasbrouck, Pat Riley, Janina Vallon. 3rd Row— Kathy Hughes, Claire Wheeler, Sue Roanan, Bonnie Landis Judy Butler, Jennifer Kramer, Sharon Martone, Kelly Eager, Jackie Shroeder, Carole Kivilighan. 4th Row — Carol Federal Mary Ann Rampulla, Ellen Vlivo, Margaret Lamb, Lynn Hammer, Candy Schwitter, Barbara Goryces, Elaine Cloonan, Ann Clerici, Mary Kurtz, Gerry Downing. Claire Wheeler, Sophomore Class Representative; Carol Savage Vice-President; Sharon Folk, President; Bernadette McDonough ' Awards Chairman; Kathy Byrne, Freshman Class Representative Bernadette McDonough, Ellen Ulivo, Sue Borysiewicz Judy But- ler, Deanne Newman, Kelly Eager, Bonnie Landis, Sharon Mar- tone, Candy Schwitter, Donna Vallencourt, Pat Showfety, Rose- mary Giquinto, Coach — Roy King, (uo eo a es Barbara Jean Leonard Dance Director Judy Winterich President Elaine Cloonon Manager Left to right: Patty Burrit, Paula Layton, Kay Doyle, Tracey Matthews, Barbara Hancock, Kathy Cleary, Kay Gillespie, Lynn Hammer, Pat Stephens, Barbara Aires, Bar- bara Goryces, Margaret Gately, Barbara Leonard, Mary Ann Vail, Norie Kaufmann, Judy Winterich, Mary Ann Shine, Margie Doresch, Dede Dunphy. Not pictured: Mary Tedesco. Barbara Ayers Secretary Kathy Cleary Treasurer Lynn Hammer Vice President Norie Kaufmann Record Library bbey Cjneer eac ers Ann Morrow Betty Jo Sabbag Jerry Battaglia Captain Penny Meagher Theresa Lamar Candy Schwiter Mary Lou Giles Joyce Nelms Will they ever win 1 The kickin ' cuties . U1( ' ' ' ' ' 12 8 = 20? Rip ' em up, tear ' em up! Uhe (bocfa jiia Left to right: Joanna Couterier, Apostolic Chairman; Carol Berry, Treasurer; Gloria Wolfe, Eucharistic Chairman; Mary Klinker, Our Lady ' s Committee; Kathy Kurtz, Prefect; Roberta Jordan, Vice-Prefect Left to right: Mary Kurtz, Kathy Kurtz, Maria Car- denas. c iuih ' es JaJI J ro nise liOee£ encf Uneresa Co e a Sacred Heart ' s Representative to Fall Promise Week-end Float Decorating? The Platters uHD. J iiiA (i opn s jca ion ;; I could have danced all night. For those who think young. ' Smile, Mike! You ' re on Candid Camera. Jliardi ras CJeeA- encf ' O ie Or ons ' ' entertain at informal dance in Haid Gym (Limine Downs Mardi Gras Queen ' ' JAe SA re es ' in concert at Belmont Abbey College .JSaroara iPerez Guam ' s Princess to Cherry Blossom Festival JJiary Jedesco Representative to Glamour Magazine ' s Best-Dressed College Girl Contest LDeonora aufmann Sophomore Attendant JKai yjouri JlLaru Uedesco Sophomore Attendant i JKaru ylnn UaiJ Sophomore Attendant L. aine JjarAer I Freshman Attendant Uneresa loamar Freshman Attendant Freshman Attendant Jarbara ean iDeonarcf May Queen uAi ese are our n ione e jKcCjan ess Gracious vjarol Jjerru Jliartj Jrances J: arr, y Mirthful Admirable Jliaru C ai ' re JiOnee er Thoughtful o uper ah ' ues J Uneresa Co e a Ideal Girl ■l Caren ua ioha Dependable Jiiaru C-hzaoein Jjoncfaiv Artistic Cjnrish ' ne JKcGorinicA Generous i hirleu rice Autumn Queen Joanne Cou r er Sophomore Sweetheart ' Yea, yea, Team! Where the boys are Happy Hallowe ' en Jine yirh Highlights of the Cultural Programs sponsored by the Fine Arts Group. Jacqueline Schroeder, President; Bernadette McDonough, Vice-President; Sallie Jo Meyers, Secretary; Sharon Folk, Prog-ram Chairman. Marta Becket — Creative ballet dancer Newman and Mason, fac- ulty members of the Univer- sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, presented an outstanding two piano con- cert on December 3. W, . tie ' Dr. Newman and Dr. Mason with group Dr. Zelma George V n ■H 1 KtS- wk 9 HT ' 9sj H B m M H A ' J H 1 R H ■■■ K sA S f Doctor George, an eminent Sociologist sponsored by the Danforth Foundation, was a rare treat — a wonderfully in- spiring guest. Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Griffith Karen Duke, a charming young balladeer pre- sented Songs With Guitar Songs both old and new, American and International. Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Griffin per- formed in Town Hall the week after .she was at Sacred Heart where she was highly acclaimed as a great artist and musician. Rotev t Spe aigl «t. Bev. Mr. Spaight is a Fellow in the Royal Society of Literature. He has written novels, criticisms and biographies. The Danforth visiting Lecturers are sponsored by the Association of American College Arts Program which brings eminent artists and thinkers into intimate association with students and faculty. Rt. Rev. Walter Coggin, O.S.B., entertained on the campus with his original slides and lectures of Bel- mont Abbey College and of the Ecumenical Council. If one becomes great by being apprenticed to great- ness we have had marvelous opportunities through the Cultural Arts Program this year. Orchids to the Fine Arts Committee. alt ' ' Coggin, Sister M. Annella, Head of the Department of Sociology of Bel- mont Abbey College, has sponsored a School to coach underprivi- leged children in the afternoons. Seventy Sacred Heart students (some are pictured here; Roberta Jordan, Nancy O ' Keefe and Bernadette McDonough) have taught on Tuesdays and Thursdays or have worked on the Special Recreation Program on Friday. Diane Furr and Pam Furr are discussing Diane ' s trip to Ecuador this summer in the interest of Pram. This group of girls contributed much to the success of the Gradatim. We hereby recognize their contribution. First row from left to right: Elaine Cloonan, Perry Williamsen. Frances Powers, Barbara Ayers, Pam Furr, Judy Winterich, Jean Harmon. Top row from left to right: Margaret Lamb, Ann Clerici, Mary Kurtzs, Robena Weaver, Kathy Thurber. REALIZE, JESUS, YOUR PRESENCE AMONG US FOR ' WE ARE GATHERED TO- GETHER IN YOUR NAME — TO LOVE, TO UNDERSTAND, TO BE ONE, FOR YOUR GLORY AND THE COMMUNI- This unusual retreat was given by Rev. Craynor F. Graves who had with him a team made up of a cross section of vocations in the Sister M. Annella and Mickey Casey (an Alumna of Sacred Heart College) are shown at the Christ- mas Party at Saint Benedict ' s School for Children who wish to improve their scholastic attain- ments. Rev. James A. Keenan, Pastor of Queen of Apostles Church, is seen with Teresa Colletta, Frances Colletta and Mary Tedesco. Father Keenan is chaplain for the Children of Mary at Sacred Heart College. C.C.D. work- ers are also under his direction. JOANNE COUTURIER AND PAT SHOWFETY HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR WORK AMONG UNDERPRIVILEGED CHIL- DREN FOR THE SUMMER OF 1965. Here they are discussing plans with Barbara Worthington. Last year volunteers built homes, assisted in a literacy-learning program, gave pre-school training to disadvantaged children, brought love and affection and understanding to a class of mentally retarded children, drove bookmobiles all over the North Carolina mountains, bringing the outside world to isolated families. TARIAN WELFARE OF THE . CHURCH, OF THE WHOLE WORLD. WHERE T HERE IS CHARITY AND LOVE THERE IS GOD. Church — 2 priests, one brother, five Sisters of various orders and one married couple. Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine teachers on the way to their Wednesday Evening Class. Mary Anne Vail, Joanne Shaver and Cathy Byrne. To obtain knowledge we must submit to the discipline of study. Being apprenticed to greatness in the study of the Masters under the tutelage of Sister Cecilia isn ' t too relaxing but its pays great divi- dends. t ' tZI ' TsZtT --th Thomas A myselV ' d. watched thron f f ' i ' rough A 7 4, ' 0ut Of love for nights and exerted .1 T.e student «f:Ar super .ar.et. The wonderful world of Nature gives an appreciation of beauty and is often a preparation for a career in some of the profes- sions related to Medicine. Wise or sublimely kind men and women, give us the impression of beauty far more than many artists can. Sister Theophane does this besides teaching Art Appreciation. A knowledge of the highest things even if imperfect here on earth gives to the human mind its highest perfection. Thomas Aquinas BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Federal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cloonon Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Roach Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelms Mrs. T. E. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Scannell Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Holy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Sabbag Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Shine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shumway Mr. and Mrs. Buseida Y. D. Mendez Major and Mrs. Daniel L. Burritt Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Rampulla Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Hurley Lt. Col. and Mrs. M. A. Lorentz, Jr. Mrs. C. L. Lamar Mr. James J. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Shroeder Mrs. Mary Helen McCormick Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert P. O ' Keefe Mr. and Mrs. George Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Webb Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Barry Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Steiber 87 RADIO STATION WGIV p. O. Box 10063 Charlotte 1, N. C. 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Work ' Machining W-B TOOL DIE CO. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA W. BAUZ Phone 244-7281 2204 Wickham Ave. BUMGARDNER FUNERAL HOME Did TA 5-5301 515 North Central Avenue Belmont, North Carolina 24 Hour Ambulance Service Thomas C. Hayes — Thomas G. Griffith SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT THOMAS GRIFFITH COMPANY INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1875 All Lines of Insurance, Except Life Insurance Representing 15 Highest Grade Stock Insurance Companies INSURE WITH INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS 805 Wachovia Bank BIdg. 129 W. Trade Telephone ED 2-4195 Charlotte North Carolina 92 AAATTHEWS-BELK CO. Department Store Serving Gaston County 56 Years Building A Better Belks To Serve Gastonia, North Carolina §aABB!tS • TESTER SUPER MARKETS, mc GRAY DANIEL ' S INC. 219 South York St. Gastonia, North Carolina CHEM-BAC LABORATORIES, INC. Independent Laboratory Chemists — Bacteriologists Analysts — Consultants Inspection — Testing — Development Textiles — Metals — Fuels — Milk Water Treatment Control 2500 W. Blvd Charlotte, N. C. 28203 P. O. Box 3114 704 392-5388 93 Compliments Of MR. AND MRS. ANDRE SCHWITTER L KIRK COUSART ASSOCIATES Heating and Power Plant Equipment Phone FR 5-7737 715 W. Morehaqd St. Charlotte, North Carolina Compliments Of MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DROESCH Compliments Of CRAVEN FOUNDRY AAACHINE COMPANY New Bern, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF JARRATT AND COLONIAL MOTELS JARRATT RESTAURANT SOUTHSIDE MOTELS, INC. (A. R. Tedesco) U.S. 301 — 30 Miles North Of Petersburg a — -............ .... Living Room Furniture P.O. Box 760 Lenoir, North Carolina Area Code 704, Phone 728-3231 95 RICHEY SHOES Personalized Service FR 6-4801 327 N. Tryon St. Charlotte, North Carolina PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF NORTH CAROLIM 170 W. Franklin Ave, GASTON I A, NORTH CAROLINA UN 5-1251 COMPLIMENTS OF TEXTILES-INCORPORATED GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Spinners of FINE COMBED CDTTDN YARNS and SYNTHETIC BLENDS T. R. 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To protect your sight, check your lighting now. ««%, iODlKilf ' WIlISl Compliments of BELMONT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone TA 5-8428 Belmont North Carolina KRIMMINGER CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Cigars And Candies Phone ED 4-3550 3200 Central Ave. Charlotte, North Carolina The Beauty of Kendrick Brick Serving the building industry of the Carolinas with the finest brick for over 60 years. A Division of Boren Clay Products Co . 3235 South Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C. Crafted with Pride . . . Fired with Beauty KENDRICK BRICK JA 3-6716 Famous for . . . Pizza, Ravioli and Spaghetti THE GONDOLA RESTAURANT PIZZERIA Famous Throughout The South For Fine Italian Cookery Gus Steve Economos 2238 W. Independence Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. Best Wishes To The Graduates SCHOOL SPECIALTIES COMPANY Belmont, N. C. HUDSON COTTON COMPANY Merchants and Brokers Gostonia North Carolina Telephone TA 5-5367-68 BELMONT LUMBER COMPANY Everything for the Building Mill Work Building Materials Plans Estimates CHARLOTTE LINEN SERVICE A Complete Linen Rental Service • A Pleasure To Serve ED 2-8156 365 Dalton Ave. Charlotte, North Carolina National Business Forms, Inc. Manufacturers of CARBON INTERLEAVED BUSINESS FORMS Box 31 — Greeneville, Tennessee Compliments of NORRIS SUPPLY NORRIS ENGINEERING AAACHINE CO. COMPANY Gastonia, N. C. Established 1898 ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY WE SPECIALIZE IN PAVING Roads Streets Driveways Parking Areas 6001 Old Dowd Road Charlotte, N. C. Dial 392-2341 Compliments of A. B. CARTER, iCORPORATED OPERATING MILL DEVICES COMPANY Gastonia, North Carolina CARTER TRAVELER COMPANY Gastonic J North Carolina INDEPENDENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. 2401 South Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. 523-8561 RECREATION BOWL and SPORTS CENTER Top Grade Sports Equipment For Less 212 E. Main St. UN 5-2642 Gastonia, N. C. Best Wishes For Success GOOD WILL MAILERS, INC. Route 1, Industrial Park Gastonia North Carolina FIBER CONTROLS CORP. 1411 Seigle Ave. Gastonia, N. C. 864-2639 and 864-2630 HENKEL CONCRETE CO. Septic Tank Lids Drain Tile Transit Mixed Concrete Sand — Gravel Concrete Paving Sidewalk - Street - Curb - Gutter Tel. TAImadge 5-5325 Back of P. N. Depot Belmont, N. C. PETTY MACHINE COMPANY Incorporated 20 Years ' Experience If You Need A Special Part Or Machine — We Can Build It! • Special Machines Made To Specifications • Machine Tools — New and Used • Textile Machinery Parts Dial 864-3254 612 E. Franklin Ave. Gastonia, N. C. FIRESTONE TEXTILES Division of The Firestone Tire Rubber Company Harvey S, Firesto ne, Founder Gastonia, North Carolina WATSON INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Mutual Insurance We Have Added Facilities For Serving Your Needs in Life Insurance — Disability Income Group Life and Hospitalization Group Pension TA 5-8291 OR 865-8586 201 E. Franklin Avenue Gastonia, N. C. SETH BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Building Headquarters 605 E, Charlotte Avenue Mount Holly, N. C. Tel. VAndyke 7-4331 BUILDING CONTRACTORS Compliments of THE BANK OF BELMONT Established 1907 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone TA 5-5331 Belmont, North Carolina CAROTHERS FUNERAL HOMES, LTD. STANLEY, N. C. BELMONT, N. C. Phone Phone congress 3-2631 TAImadge 5-8477 MT. HOLLY, N. C. Phone VAIley 7-2212 Home Office: Gastonia, N. C. Phone UNiversity 7-6337 Carothers Service 312 W. 2a Ave. — Phone UN 7-6337 Compliments of ELAM ELECTRIC CO., INC. Electrical Contractors 815 West Morehead Street Charlotte, North Carolina Phone 334-7269 103 CAROLINA CHINA MARKET 5505 Wilkinson Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. 399-3395 609 W. Holsom Breod Is The Breod To Buy HOLSOM BREAD CO. Gostonio, N. C. Airline Ave. UN 4-3236 Belmont BISHOP ' S MOTEL 413 E. Wilkinson Blvd. Dial 825-2160 N- C. Near Cross Roads GOODNIGHT BROTHERS INC. 4323 Wilkinson Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. P. O. Box 10032 Tel. 392-4121 paul rose Akers Shopping Center Gastonia ' s Best Value Department Store In Gaston County Nearly Everybody Reads THE GAZETTE 228-32 W. Airline Ave. All Departments Phone UNiversity 4-3293 THE GASTONIA GAZETTE Gaston County ' s Great Home Newspaper Since 1880 LITTLE HARDWARE COMPANY Charlotte ' s Complete Hardware Hardware and Industrial Supplies 1334 S. Mint St. EDison 3-3133 Charlotte 3, N. C. AA AUTHORIZED APPLIANCE SERVICENTER FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE AND PARTS FOR NATIONALLY KNOWN PRODUCTS Ports Services For Over 100 Monufocturers Dial 375-5092 Hdq, 511-513 Central Ave., Chorlotte, N. C. Bronches in Raleigh, N. C, Winston-Salem, N. C, Columbia, S. C, and Greenville, S. C. ELMORE INSURANCE REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LIFE INSURANCE — MORTGAGE LOANS — PROPERTY MANAGEMENT — RENTALS — APPRAISALS — SURETY BONDS 128 N. Main, Belmont, N. C. Phone TAImadge 5-5371 Bus. 392-7396 Bus. 392-6678 Res. 392-1922 MELVYN MILLER MILLER AGENCY Real Estate Insurance 2412 Arty Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Best Wishes to the Graduates MR. GENE MOSES BROWN-MEDLIN DRUG STORE INC. 1514 S. York Road Gastonia, N. C. Phone 867-6356 Compliments of MRS. KATHERINE H. FOWLER A. LEONARD RHYNE CO. 341 East Franklin Gastonia, N. C. UN 4-1421 KALE-LAWING CO. Complete Office Outfitters 217 South Tryon Street Charlotte, N C. Phone FRanklin 7-2641 CHARLOTTE THEATRICAL PRINTING CO. 221 W. 2nd Street Charlotte, N, C. ED 4-7882 COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND v TotA PJ WE ARE PROUD TO BE IN BELMONT! DIXIE YARl, 11. (Formerly Aberfoyle Manufacturing Company) BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA John G. Edwards, Plant Manager Growing with America ' s Modern, Dynamic and Progressive Textile Industry (u a jsh ' cs Kathleen Adrian Scott Circle White Plains. New York Hall Council 2; Dramatic s Club 1; Woman ' s Recreation As- sociation 2; Freshman Follies 1. Barbara Jeanne Ayers 1553 Unionport Road Bronx 62, N e v York Speedball 1; Annual Staff 2; Collegriates 1.2. Secretary 2; Fine Arts Club 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1.2; Inter- national Relations Club 1.2: Freshman Follies 1; Basketball 1.2; Tennis 1. Mary Francis Barry 308 Orange Street Manchester. New Hampshire Hall Council 2; Superlative; Most Mirthful; College Chauffeur 1; Echoes Staff 1; Reporter Dramatics Club 2; Woman ' s Rec- reation Association 2; International Relations Club 1; Delegate to Collegiate Council of The United Nations 1. Rachel Baker 367 Woodlawn Street Cramerton. North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1,2. Mary Gerard Battaglia 1331 Willowood Drive Norfolk. Virginia Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; Cheer- leader 1.2. Captain 1; Basketball 1; Speedball 1. Carol Virginia Berry 611 E. Brookland Pk. Blvd. Richmond. Virginia Judiciary Board 2; Legislative Board 2; Hall Council 1; Class Officer-President 2; Superlative: Most Admirable; Echoes Staff 1,2; Sports Editor 1; Editor 2; Sodality 1,2. Treasurer 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Secretary 1; Fine Arts Club 1. 2; Freshman Follies 1; Tennis 1, 2; Press Club 2. Vickie Bonday 25 Jonquil Lane Newport News. Virginia Superlative: Most Artistic; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Fine Arts Club 2; Freshman Follies 1; Bowling 2; Swimming 1. Mary Ann Bogan 664 Newton Avenue Uniondale, New York Judiciary Board 2; Legislative Board 2; Hall Council 2. Presi- dent 2; College Chauffeur 1; Annual Staff 2, Sophomore Class Editor; Glee Club 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 2; Inter- national Relations Club 2; Freshman Follies 1; Basketball 2; Speedball 2. Mary Hamilton Bruce 108 Beall Street Lenoir. North Carolina Woman ' s Recreation Association 1.2; Freshman Follies 1. Geneal Bustle Route 1 Stanley, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1, 2. Kathleen Cleary 217 Wuckoff Avenue Bound Brook, New Jers. Annual Staff 1,2; Collegiates 1,2, Treasurer 2; Woman ' s Rec- reation Association 1,2, President 1; Freshman Follies 1. Elaine Cloonan 1006 Westham Parkway Richmond, Virginia Sodality 1,2; Dramatics Club 1.2; Glee Club 2; Collegiate Man- ager 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1. 2; Freshman Follies 1; Basketball 1; Speedball 1; Chairman of May Day - 1965. Frances Coletta Box 293 Bum5 ille. North Carolina Student Council 2, Recording Secretary; Judiciarv Board 2; Legislative Board 2; College Chauffeur 1.2; Echoes Staff 1,2, Reporter 1, Assistant Editor 2; Sodality 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 1; Fine Arts Club 1,2; International Relations Club 1,2; Social Chairman 2: PRAM. Theresa Coletta Box 293 Burnsville, North Carolina Student Council President; Judiciarj ' Board 1,2, President 2; Legislative Board 2 ; Hall Council 1 ; Superlative : Ideal Girl ; College Chauffeur 1.2; Echoes Staff 1,2, Columnist 1, Reporter 2; May Court 1; Sodality 1,2; Dramatics Club 1.2; Glee Club 1,2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Vice-President 1; International Relations Club 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; PRAM; Great Decisions Club. Joanna Couturier 19-B Penn Avenue Charleston, South Carolina Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Hall Council 2; Sodality 1 ; Dramatics Club 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; Sophomore Sweetheart 1965. Elaine Downs 3040 Dogwood Street N.W. Washington, D.C. Mardi Gras Queen 1965; May Court 1; Freshman Follies 1; College Chauffeur 1. Deirdre Dunphy 2531 E. Newberry Blvd. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Collegiates 1,2; Glee Club 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 2; Freshman Follies 1. Penny Featherstone South wood Gastonia, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1,2. Sharon Folk R.R. 4. Greeneviile, Tennessee Judiciary Board 1; College Chauffeur 2; Annual Staff 1, Public Relations Manager; Glee Club 1; Woman ' s Recreation Associa- tion 1,2, President 2; Fine Arts Club 1.2, Program Chairman 2; Basketball 1; Speedball 1. Maureen Gregory 243 James River Drive Newport News, Virginia Glee Club 1.2; Fine Arts Club 1; International Relations Club 1. Shirley Grice 208 Moore Avenue Mount Holly, North Carolina Woman ' s Recreation Association 2; Basketball 1; Speedball 1; ■ ' Autumn Queen 1964. Karen Gugliotta 2907 Fairfield Avenue Greensboro. North Carolina Student Council Vice President; Judiciarj- Board 2; Legislative Board 2; Most Dependable; Legion of Mary 1,2, Vice President 2; Dramatics Club 1; Fine Arts Club 2; International Relations Club 2. Elizabeth Hardy Route 2 Box 52 Gastonia, Noj-th Carolina Day Student ' s Association Jerry Lynne Hasson 525 W. Wilkenson Boulevard Belmont, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1,2. Judith Hasbrouck 1021 Fourqurean Lane Richmond. Virginia Judiciary Board 1; Hall Council 2, Secretarv 2; Class Officer 1,2, Secretary 1,2; Annual Staff 2; Sodality 1; Glee Club 1; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Fine Arts Club 2; Inter- national Relations Club 2; Freshman Follies 1, Chairman; Speed- ball 1.2; Press Club 2. Susan Hilsbos 1413 Pine Castle Road Falls Church, Virginia Hall Council 1; Annual Staff 1,2. Business Manager 1965; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1 ,2 ; International Relations Club 2; Freshman Follies 1; Tennis 2; Speedball 2; Young Demo- crats Club 2. Edith K. Hughes 1706 Tyron Road New Bern, North Carolina Hall Council 1; College Chauffeur 2; Sodality 1,2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Speedball 1,2. Agnes Hung 180 Tsat Tse Mui Road 6th Floor Apt. 615 Northpoint Hong Kong International Relation Club 1; Delegate To Collegiate Council of The United Nations, 1; Representative from Sacred Heart to American-Jewish Interrelationship Council. Theresa Jenkins Wilkinson Boulevard W. Cramerton, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1,2; Glee Club 2; Basketball 1,2. Leonore Kaufmann 75 Prospect St. White Plains, New York Hall Council 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; Librarian; Glee Club 2; Collegiates 1.2; Record Librarian; Woman ' s Recreation Associa- tion 1; Freshman Follies 1; Speedball 1; May Court; Twelfth Night Queen-1964. Marj ' Klinker 313 Springlake Terrace Fairfax, Virginia Annual Staff 1; Sodality 1.2, Chairman 2; Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1. Kathleen Kurtz 256 Bordentown Avenue South Amboy,- New Jersey Annual Staff 1.2, Co-Editor 1965; Sodality 1,2; Prefect 2; L) a is ics Legion of Mary 1.2, Section 1; Prefect 2; Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; International Relations Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Fresh- man Follies 1; PRAM 2; Director of Coordinations; Great De- cisions 2. Paula Layton 1814 Brentwood Drive Greeneville, Tennessee Collegiates 1,2; Freshman Follies 1 ; Basketball 1 ; Tennis 1 ■ Speedball 1. Barbara Jean Leonard 220 Valley View Place Salisbury, North Carolina Social Chairma; May Queen 2; May Court 1; Dance Director 2; Woman ' s Recreation As- Class Officer 2; Collegiates 1,2, sociation 1; Freshman Follies 1; Abbey Review 1, Tracey Matthews 3408 Fern Place Greensboro, North Carolina Class Officer 1,2; Treasurer 1,2; Collegiates 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; Abbey Review 1; Basketball 1; Speedball 1. Frances McCanless Route 7 Box 260-A Salisbury, North Carolina Superlative: Most Gracious; Dramatics Club 1; Woman ' s Rec- reation Association 1; Freshman Follies 1. Christine McCormick 511 Gardenir Road Richmond, Virginia Hall Council 2; Superlative; Most Generous; College Chauffeur 2; Glee Club 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 2; Freshman Follies 1. Penny Meagher 8 Michael Road Hingham, Massachusetts College Chauffeur 1; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; Cheerleader 2. Ruth Ann Morris 6 McCuUough Place Norwood, North Carolina College Chauffer 1; International Relations Club 2. Ann Morrow 6157 Harvin Road Jacksonville 16, Florida Annual Staff 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; Glee Club 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; International Relations Club 2; Fresh- man Follie 1; Cheerleader 1,2, Co-Captain 2; Basketball 1; Speed- ball 1. Xiomara Ortiz 3021 Minnesota Road Charlotte, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1,2; International Relations Club 1,2 President 2. ' Mrs. Marcia Phillips Marietta Apt. 103 103 W. Second Avenue Gastonia, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1,2. Rose Marie Ramone 1800 Maple Street Wilmington 5, Delaware Legislative Board 2; Sodality 1.2, Chairman 1, Secretary 2- Dramatics Club 2; President Freshman Follies 1; Tennis 12 ' - Speedball 1; Great Decisions 2. Mrs. Gwendolyn Rankin 710 Martha Avenue Lowell, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association Barbara Robinson 611 Parish Road Charleston, South Carolina Echoes Staff 1,2, Reporter 1, Feature Editor 2; Dramatics Club 1,2, Vice President 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; Tennis 1,2; Young Republican Club 2, President. Reba Rhyne Box 121 Stanley. North Carolina Day Student ' s Association Betty Jo Sabbag 922 Waterman Road Jacksonville, Florida Transfer Student Cheerleader 2; Fine Arts Club 2; Stage Manager Dramatics Club; Treasurer, Business Club; Member of Newspaper Staff. Carol Savage 1557 Marlowe Avenue Lakewood 7, Ohio Hall Council 2, President 2; Legislative Board 2; Dramatics Club 1; Glee Club 2; Fine Arts Club 1; Speedball 1; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2. Vice-President 2. Martha Schultz 4228 Ludwick Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Student Council 2, Corresponding Secretary; Legislative Board 2; Annual Staff 2, Art Editor; Glee Club 1,2; Woman ' s Rec- reation Association 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1; Freshman Follies 1. Jacqueline Schroeder 18 Frederick Place Morristown. New Jersey Class Officer 1, Social Chairman; College Chauffeur 12- An- nual Staff 2; Dramatics Club 1,2. Secretary 2; Woman ' s Rec- creation Association 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; President 2; Tennis 1,2; Speedball 1; Mav Day Nar- Freshman Follies 1 rator 2, Mary Ann Shine 605 Horsepen Road Richmond. Virginia Annual Staff 2; Collegiates 1.2; Fine Arts Club 2; International Relations Club 2; Woman ' s Recreation Associaiton 2; Freshman Follies 1; Press Club 2. Nancy Sito 2018 Dilworth Road West Charlotte, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1.2; Annual Staff 2; Glee Club 2- Woman s Recreation Assocaition 2; Speedball 1. Patricia Stephens 421 Pine Ridge Road Petersburg, Virginia Annual Staff 1; Dramatics Club 1; Collegiates 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; International Re- lations Club 1; Freshman Follies 1; Basketball 1,2; Speedball 1. Mary Ann Tedesco Jarratt, Virginia Student Council 2, Social Chairman; Legislative Board 2- Ex- ecutive Board 2; Annual Staff 1,2, Editor-1965; Dramatics Club 1; Collegiates 1.2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; International Re- lations Club 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; PRAM 2; Great Decisions Club 2; May Court 2; Snow Queen of Belmont Abbey College 1963; Representative to Glamour ' s Ten Best-Dressed CoUeee Girls . Mary Anne Vail 601 Montauk Highway Bay Shore, L.I., New York Echoes Staff 1.2; Reporter 1.2; Annual Staff 2; Glee Club 2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Collegiates 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; Great Decisions Club 2; May Court 2; Snow Princess of Sacred Heart Jr. College-1963. Martha Thompson 224 Summit Avenue Mount Holly, North Carolina Day Students Association 1,2. Susan Watson Route 3. Greenville, South Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1,2. Anne Weidlein 1836 Byrnes Drive McLean, Virginia Annual Staff 1,2, Assistant Business Manager 2; Echoes Staff 1; Glee Club 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; Tennis 1; Speedball 1; Clean-Up Belmont Chairman; Dance Committee. Mary Claire Wheeler 1215 Preston Place Jacksonville, Florida Judiciary Board 2; Superlative: Most Thoughtful; Annual Staff 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 2. Sophomore Representa- tive; Transfer Student; Visitones Singing Group; Choir; Sodality; Student Council, Secretary. Treasure. Judith Winterich 2813 Berkshire Road Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio Hall Council 1; Annual Staff 2; Collegiates 1,2, President 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Freshman Follies 1; Speed- ball 1. Sharyn Witcher Box 46 West Cramerton, North Carolina Day Student ' s Association 1,2; Representative 2; Basketball 1,2; Speedball 1, Woman ' s Recreation Association. Gloria Wolfe 402 Marquis Street Staunton, Virginia College Chauffeur 1 ; Echoes Staff 1 ,2 ; Annual Staff 1 ,2; Sodality 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2, Program Chairman 2; Woman ' s Recreation Association 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1.2; International Relations Club 2; Freshman Follies 1; PRAM; Great Decisions Club 2. Barbara Worthington 8321 Cape View Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Echoes Staff 1,2, Reporter 1,2; Glee Club 1. i I